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. >>> "closing bell" starts now. >>> contessa, thank you. welcome to "closing bell." i'm scott wapner live from apple park we begin with breaking news from apple's worldwide developers conference the company rolling out several new products today including vision pro, that much-hyped head set. just as the stock hits an all-time high. here's your score card dow's been red for most of the day. nasdaq was not you see the major averages are all in the red there's apple. that's a considerable story today. that takes us to our talk of the tape will today's event keep momentum going for apple shares that's the question they care about most we have a group of them with you today. a panel here in coopertino we're going to start with our go-to guy on apple you know him by now, steve kovach, he's here with me. there was that one more thing, the classic line. >> they actually said it >> then there was the delivery what are we supposed to think of vision pro >> going into this we were talking earlier what is the message going to be, what is the pitch? it sounds like the pitch is t

. >> "closing bell" starting right now. >>> welcome to "closing bell," everybody. i'm brian sullivan in for scott today, and as always, live from post nine at the new york stock exchange this make or break hour begins with wall street looking to close out a big week investors cheering on the pause in hikes they were looking for it from the fed and they got it. not to mention, some encouraging inflation day, and that has some strategists pivoting bank of america admitting they were too pessimistic, but still holding strong this is not the shiny bull market without problems that some people seem to think it is all right. here's your scorecard with 60 minutes to go. all three major averages they are up on the week. the s&p and nasdaq, they are both headed for their best performances since march, and the dow looking to close out its third positive week in a row. >>> all right. now our talk of the tape and the question sort of being batted around wall street today and this week, is will there be a big other rally? keep going before a big downturn in other words, could t

. >> "closing bell" starts now. >>> welcome to "closing bell" i'm scott wapner live at the new york stock exchange. we begin with this post fed bounce for stocks. it's a big one not even jay powell's hawk talk was enough to stop the rally dow is up 500 points right now was up about 400 the most of the day. having a nice move in the final hour s&p 500 trading above 4,400. been up five weeks in a row. nasdaq up as well. yields falling apple trading at its all-time high leads us to the talk of the tape, the fate of this rally 24 hours ago it looked dicey now not so much. what does it mean? let's ask liz young, sofi's head of investment strategy what's this about? >> one heck of a rally this is maybe something along the lines of do as i do not as i say. the fed said we'll hike two more times, the inflation fight is not over we had the terminal rate move up 50 basis points. the inflation moved up only 30 basis points the market in theory should not like that. frankly i'm not sold they're going to hike again. i don't know they're going to be able to. i think there's going to be some kind of rec

. >>> "closing bell" starts right now. i'm scott wapner this make or break hour begins with the road to tech and its mgive in sent run is acting tired lately and raising questions now about whether it is bad, and dan ives along if just a moment. in the meantime, here's a scorecard with 60 minutes to go in regulation. nasdaq, our focus today is names like nvidia, tesla and meta. dragged that index lower and there you see the losses there the nasdaq's eight-week winning streak coming to a close last week chevron, nike and home depot ending its three-week run, as well and the dow is showing modest gains at this moment. it takes us to our talk of the tape will the second half bring second thoughts about the techtrade? it has been the runaway winner in the first three months of 2023 >> good to be here >> 12 to 15% more in the second half >> we believe this is the start of a new bull market for tech and ultimately it will be broader and it's not just that call it seven or eight big tech stock. weekly fundamentals are not just st

have it welcome to "closing bell." i'm mike santoli in for scott. this make or break hour begins with an assertive breakout for stox stocks after a healthy jobs reports eases wall street's two biggest worries. the s&p 500 has been rising all day. the dow up more than 700 points at the highs as well, and the s&p not far from its august, 2022 peak which would be the peak for the last 13 months or so in a crucial shift, the rallies also move beyond the handful of big tech favorites as small caps, energy, and cyclical stocks which of course, pack the dow are playing some catchup which brings us so our talk of the table. have the market bowls and economic optimists earned back the benefit of the doubt or is this as good as it gets for now? let's bring in cameron dawson to talk about this. >> thank you >> welcome the jobs nucmber today, certainl strong, but enough slowdown internally to make people think the soft landing is not out of the question the fed's told us that perhaps they're willing to skip with the strong skipper

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mercenary group food and said he would honor as promised to allow wagner fighters to relocate the bell roost that they wanted. where their commander, you've given it for goshen has reported the agreed to go, or he would allow them to join the russian army. wagner is short lived, revolt has left the kremlin, seeking to restore. com and reassert pollutants authority. many questions remain about the dramatic events. how the dramatic events will inform his next steps, and what they could mean for the war and ukraine. after a weekend of may head mans with votes, operations save face has kicked in at the criminal and it started with the speed the i released on russian state tv with defense minutes. this guy is showing front and center, seen a permanently visiting the front line and ukraine. it's his 1st public appearance since the bach and have a vote, an eclipse signal that he's still in charge. so which will go with them. and then came a call for unity from russia's prime minister, going to be praise president pollutants leadership with the junior 11th faith cabinet meeting here in moscow

bottom, including says, wagner, fighters can either joined russia's conventional military or to go to bell or roost, where their leader has reported the agree to go plus this time of year they normally have boost guides, but residents of montreal are now breathing in some of the world's most polluted air. smoke from wild fires raging across canada as blanketing a back. the i'm in is if welcome to the program, russian president vladimir putin has praised his country, his unity following the aborted revolt by the wagner mercenary group. prudent said he would honor has promised to allow wagner fighters to relocate to belgium bruce if they wanted. where the commander jeff guinea per goshen, has reported they agreed to go or allow them to join the russian military foreigner . as short lived revolt has left the criminal and seeking to restore calm and reassert hooton's authority. many questions remain about how the dramatic events will inform his next steps, and what they could mean for the war. new crane. after a weekend of may head mans with votes, operations save face has kicked in at the cri

but i'm not clear on that point if they're banished or bell or ruth, or join the military, that would mean that the organization wagner would not no longer be in charge of this man. right? right, right. so they, they are trying to co op wagner's fighters formerly into the russian military. i think that's the best scenario in the eyes of the russian government to keep these relatively skilled fighters and have them formally under their control. but if that's not possible, then at least try to get them out of the way, send them to billers, where they can't present as directive a threat to the russian government as they have in the past week. remember, they were only a couple of 100 miles away from rolling into moscow. i think they want to get these guys as far away as possible. this came as a surprise to a lot of people watching the events unfolds, but put in praise, rushes unity on monday. what do you make of that as russia united country right now? i think that's a very open question again. i'll point back to these videos that emerged of how russians were treating wagner. this rebelli

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. >> "closing bell" starts right now. >>> thank you so much. welcome to "closing bell." i'm scott wapner live today from one market in san francisco. this special hour begins with the mania around ai, the risks, rewards, and runaway success of the stocks set to benefit from this transformational technology we have several special guests joining us today we have the founder and chairman and ceo of altimeter we also have the co-founder of deepmind, sold to google is alphabet losing out in the arms race? we will ask him. and neeva's founder is here. he just sold them to snowflake who else was interested in that? we'll find out let's check the markets with 60 minutes to go. you see the dow is a marginal loser. the nasdaq, what else is new it's been positive for most of the day. tech names like alphabet and meta there is the russell for the day. bring us to the talk of the tape ai and the power and pitfalls of this new frontier and what investors need to know we welcome in brad gerstner. the first time we had an interview with you was here, and now we're covering this new fro

educators 5 hundred don't receive anything but (bell ringing) could if we keep prop c intact don't cuts program before that has a changing change to serve those our central workers educators and also families with infants and toddler thank you for your comments next speaker, please. >> (clapping) good afternoon. i'm jennifer i represent south of market caregiver and established in the 70s and around for 50 years i've been with the agency and this is the first baby prop c is bringing to educators in the field people are right hand dedicated for decades do have the funds we received that funding in november despite that was voted in 2019 are not had a full year to see what this can do for educators i strongly urge you to keep prop c and not cut like the governor wants to. >> (clapping). >> thank you for your comments next speaker, please. and one of the teachers so i'm here i'm standing here for the future of our ancestral please i'm advocating this but please do not cut the baby prop c. >> i'm here today with entertains and the director from the agency to ask the board to stand by the h

." >>> "closing bell" starts right now. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome to "closing bell." scott wapner right here at the new york stock exchange. this make or break hour begins with another new high for nasdaq yes, it's turned negative now, but it opened strong it's on track for its longest weekly winning streak in four years. now questions about whether it's too stressed and if the hype of ai has pushed those stocks to the limit. >>> your score card with 60 minutes to go in regulation looks good for the dow good for near triple digits. s&p a modest loser nasdaq, obviously, a winner of late, loser by near 1% tech, well, it tried to skjump there's the russell 2000, up 2%. marko kolanovic is here. is this too exceptional? >> it is too kexceptional. the breadth has been narrow. some of the largest companies tied to artificial intelligence. it's stressed. it's hard to say it cannot go more, but we think it's in a bubble domain already now. i think it's too late and, you know, i would think that we could see the pullback there little bit for sure seeing today with the nasdaq do

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." >> "closing bell" starts now >>> welcome to "closing bell." i'm scott wapner this make or break hour begins with a rally to start the new month. we're at the highs of the day. we have a big interview in moments. wharton professor jeremy siegel is here. >>> let's look at your score card dow getting a nice boost today from united health and chevron and caterpillar and american express. tech an interesting story. some of those ai names reviving a bit. pretty good day for apple as well energy, the worst sector is leading today. it leads to our talk of the tape can you trust and depend on this rally? let's ask the professor siegel he's with us today from philadelphia professor, welcome back. >> happy to be here, scott. >> new month are we going to have the same story? do you believe in this market right now? >> i think the market loves the -- i was surprised there's talk about a pause or a skip you can name it what you want, but i think that's a major source of the rally. i've been warning about the fed going too far, the delayed effects of monetar

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"closing bell" starts now. >>> welcome to "closing bell." i'm scott wapner live from the new york stock exchange. we begin with the winning stream for stocks and it's more than just tech pulling the markets along. the dow on pace for its best month since november tomorrow the inflation report and wednesday the fed decision here's your score card with 60 minutes to go in regulation. discretionary and tech the leaders today. intel is the big winner out of the dow. oracle leading tech ahead of its earnings that letads us to the talk of th tape, the critical 48 hours ahead. >> let's talk to our panel gabriella santos, stephanie link, our own steve liesman. let's begin the conversation steve, what a time what a time for a fed meeting. we have the new bull market allegedly started. i wonder what they must be thinking about this as they sit down at the table tomorrow >> reporter: yeah, i'm not sure how happy they would be about the bull market. there's a wealth effect issue. i don't think that's the top of the issues they're concerned with right no

"closing bell" starts right now. >>> kelly, thank you welcome to "closing bell." i'm scott wapner this hour begins with market moe money tell and why some people say it's just getting started as june comes to a close. bryn talkington sets us up with that dow and accept higher throughout it's the s&p's best month since january, dow since november. the nasdaq working on its best half of the year since '83 tesla hit another all-time high closing in once again on3 trillion in market cap we're going to see if it can get there and then close above it. it needs to close above it for the first time ever. we'll have "talk of the tape." let's ask bryn talkington here with me at post 9. good to see you. what's the story going to be for the second half? we've got a couple of days in the first. lot's game it out. >> there are going to be two parts. first of all, we're definitely seeing a catch-up in the cyclicals. talk about cruise lines, homebuilders they've done really well financials, small caps. >> energy. >> we'll get there i think that's the last three months of the year

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welcome to "closing bell overtime." on the other coast in san francisco >> and i'm morgan brennan at cnbc headquarters in new jersey. >> coming up on today's show, a can't-miss interview with the ceo of amd, lisa su, fresh off today's ai event her company's stock has doubled so far this year we'll talk about of course, the latest efforts in ai, data centers, much more. >> plus, we'll be joined by the ceo of crowdstrike as that company makes inroads into the world of artificial

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. >> "closing bell" starts right now. >>> welcome to "closing bell." i'm scott wapner at the new york stock exchange we have a big interview coming up i'll go one-on-one with eric johnson, one of the biggest bears on the street. he says stocks are going lower we look forward to that conversation. >>> we begin with the head hawk on the hill. fed chair jay powell saying two more rate hikes are likely stocks are trying to avoid a third straight day of losses they're doing a pretty good job of it at this hour here's your score card with 60 to go in regulation. the dow in the red for most of the day. it was dragged by tech names like intel and salesforce. the mega caps weaker too which is weighing on the nasdaq today. leads us to the talk of the tape whether the bulls can remain in charge with the fed intent on hiking even more let's ask josh brown he's a cnbc contributor. he's right here at post nine >> post nine rules. >> powell was on message his message of last week. >> no surprises. >> what do we do now with what he had to say? he said it could be two

." >>> "closing bell" starts right now. >> welcome to "closing bell. we begin with the rally in stocks and whether the setup for the second half is now in your favor. vantage rocks avery sheffield here is with that answer in just a moment a nice, broad move today industrials, discretionary materials in tech all contributing all good news on key parts of the city new home sales rising at the fastest pace in a year and consumer confidence blowing away expectations. it leads us to our talk of the tape the momentum, is there enough of it to keep the bulls charging ahead. let's ask avery, right here with me at post 9 good to see you. how do you answer that question? is there enough momentum in what's been a surprising first half as we make this turn? >> right, yes. i -- i'm not sure. so from a fundamental standpoint, i think the economy, what we see is we are seeing inflation kind of slowing, moderating, even rolling over, even going negative in some categories, which is good as a tailwind for some consumers. it is necessarily good for companies that are ex

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and then we will come to the bell. good reason, protect the russian people. last. but all those who lived there, you look up, what is your way? a rush that claims different pal, the latest rates of couple of but as people keep arriving in belgrade, the board of skirmishes having an outside effect by bringing the war to russia. authorities in india say at least 288 people on know until have been killed in the countries was to try and crashing more than 20 years. the accident took place in the east of the country, and bella saw a district of a decent state. it involved to express trains and of goods try the aftermath of india's our graphic, 3 train collision more than a day later. search and rescue efforts have given way to recovery operations. as officials say, they're unlikely to find any more survivors. prime minister, no read remotely visited the crash site and met survivors in a nearby hospital. he's promised a swift investigation. begins how to guide him to do things, but again, i'll get through from the government is with the families in their hour of greece,

. >> "closing bell" starts right now. >>> kelly, thank you so much will be to be"closing bell." i'm scott wapner charges against former president trump. you see the live shots from the justice department jack smith expected to make a statement any moment now we are going to go live to washington when that happens first though, take a look at where we stand here. just past 3:00 in the east, the s&p 500 trying to close above 4,300 for the first time since last august. it's about four or so points above that right now with the big question for investors right now, has the rally really ushered in a new bull market that's what the long followed definition would suggest are the bears still in control we'll ask that question to tom lee. he joins us right now. tom, welcome back. so we know we're 20% off of the lows the technical or follow definition of what a new bull market would look like, but are we really -- are we really in a new bull market given everything that we know, and in some cases, everything that we don't >> scott, you know, we think that the bull market did start in octo

it happened this time bell peppers are exported from iran to russia. these products are located in the southeast of tehran province, peshwa varamin, the beginning of faramarz asif truck, one of its works has been destroyed inside modern cars. these products are affordable for export . pepper is the largest share of our exports to the country this bell pepper that you see here is from russia. in the greenhouse , we use a maximum of 70 liters of water per kilogram of bell pepper. in traditional and outdoor conditions , we use 340 liters of water per kilogram of bell pepper, which means five times more than in greenhouse conditions. finally, pay 5 kg every once in a while, you don't know that the long period of three months after that removes the heat , but i was inside the house, the fifth with 5 times the amount that is in the open air and harvesting, the main market for our products is russia, but to the countries of the persian gulf and iraq also receives the standard exports of the destination countries, and in addition to receiving them inside iran

this time bell peppers have been exported from iran to russia. these products are here in the southeast of tehran province, peshwa varamin. they are difficult to fit into the bride's car, but these products are cost-effective for export. among the agricultural products of pepper, the largest share of our exports to russia is bell pepper. here you can see that in the greenhouse space, each kilogram of ingots consumes a maximum of 70 liters of water , but in traditional and outdoor conditions, each kilogram of bell pepper consumes 340 liters of water, which is five times . more than greenhouse conditions, open conditions of pepper aston, load 5 kg to each plant at the end. once and for all, once you don't know, the long period of three months after that will destroy the heat. but to the countries of the persian gulf and iraq , it also receives the standard exports of the destination countries. is it true that all these standards are checked inside iran to the destination country ? it has increased from 6 times. deputy by announcing this, the minist

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"closing bell" starting right now. >>> contessa, thank you so much. welcome to "closing bell." this make or break hour begins with a first half to remember for stocks and whether this market melt up can keep going in the second half of the year. we'll ask the wharton schooschool's jeremy siegel. inflation read comes in lighter than expected. stocks reacting almost immediately and it's a broad-based move for the s&p 500. the index pacing for its best half since 2019. a strong week for energy, industrial and financials and some more cyclical industries. nasdaq on the way to its best first six months since 1983. an incredible 31% gain apple, big part of that. hitting 3 trillion in market cap. going for its first close above that level we'll track it as we head towards the end of this session. brings us to our talk of the tape the broadening rally and what it says about where your money will go from here let's ask jeremy he is the wharton school professor and as usual, he's live for us today down in philadelphia professor, welcome nice to see you. >> good to see you, scott. >> we'r

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and it's seen as a bell with us for the talk. is she calling to me? right now, it seems. need a sharp, luminous new customers, happy to smaller sales have dropped by 50 percent. the price increases every day and the exchange rate fluctuates. this is giving us a hard time custom us. we used to buy a kilo only know buying house, aquino, or even less because it a good one. what do you face to activate? my expectation is that the economy will improve, that inflation will disappear, but i don't think it will bother cuz i just hope it won't get even worse to accept that we have been struggling with this crisis for a long time and we've been very patient. it's time for things to get better since president ridge of telling you about 11, re election in may, the value of the talk is really robust, tumbled to lose. and inflation is officially me a 40 percent, leaving many unable to afford ease in basic food stuff. analysts say president ad ones and also talks economy policies have made things worse. especially his insistence on low interest rates when inflation is running high. now

what to do i was even allowed to strike the bell . first private museum of the history of jewish life in belarus, organized by his sobolevsky family. it began with the arrival of the famous american choreographer jessica lange, who was looking for information about her family. let's go further.

moscow. vladimir put in, says wagner fighters can either join rushes conventional military, or go to bell, or roost where their leader has reported. they agreed to go. plus this time of year, they normally have blue sky right now. residents of montreal are breeding in some of the world's most polluted air. smoke from wild fires raging across canada is blanketing k back. the . i'm in ease of welcome russian pleasant president vladimir prudent has addressed his country thinking citizens for their unity following the aborted revolt by the wagner mercenary group boot and said he would honor his promise to allow wagner fighters to relocate developer routes if they wanted. where their commander, you have danny per goes and has reportedly agreed to go, or they could join the russian army wagner as a short lived revolt has left the kremlin, seeking to restore calm and reassert putin's authority. many questions remain about how the dramatic events will inform his next steps and what they could mean for the war and ukraine. after a weekend of may head management votes, operations save face has kick

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bethany bell, live in - very much. bethany bell, live in rome.political economy of italy's decline. thank you for being with us. i will put that same question to you. how would you describe the legacy of mr berlusconi? 2011 the economist magazine _ legacy of mr berlusconi? 2011 the economist magazine published i legacy of mr berlusconi? 2011 the | economist magazine published on legacy of mr berlusconi? 2011 the - economist magazine published on the cover saying, economist magazine published on the coversaying, i economist magazine published on the cover saying, i quote, their didn't do it alone, he benefited from the weakness of his opponents and defend a permissive environment in the public sphere and the mainstream media. he was very damaging my country. he restored a broken economic system and did nothing to improve a political system that was based on collusion. he was a disaster for my country. find based on collusion. he was a disaster for my country. and yet he had many supporters. _ disaster for my country. and yet he had many supporters.

to taco bell, there is a segue.niform collaboration with a brooklyn artist, no less, all in an attempt to retain workers amid a staffing shortages. so not just t-shirt. as loyal taco bell customer i'm told, what do you make of this. >> yeah. probably more than loyal. maybe all time customer i guess given everything they have gotten out of this they did last year, i love taco bell as would know it, and unique t shirts and style, does it keep somebody in the job? food instead tacos are good, work atmosphere. not so sure a t-shirt will do it there. i do applaud taco bell, yum! brands, parent company trying to get worker morale up. face it whether you're in a job, journalism, food service, customer service job, whatever it is you want to feel good where you are so you can do a good job for your customers. >> i went to work at taco bell and all i got was this lousy t-shirt i can see it now. but again it is supposed to be cool. >> and harrassment there you go. ashley: there you go. scott, thank you so much. great to see y

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if i've heard of them all on the 15th of may 1992 mountain bell and all the other generalists left the hotel, both by the set up the new base at the holiday inn. by the summer of 1992, the subs were tightening the new surround. sorry eva, the shedding and like this where relentless, indiscriminate the holiday inn had become the permanent home for hundreds of correspondence, photographers and crews. among them was pull lo, unimposing, the engine list of a judge, who would become his wife after the war. hire a rough china and welcome to his old friends back to the holiday. and i think maybe to hold in became the wall hotel in, sorry, but because of a kind of accident, but also by design because of its unique location in the sense of the city, almost like this kind of fortress that you could look out from all sides onto the rest of the to right, somehow or other. we don't have another quite sure why the hotel managed to keep the supplies of food coming in. and it managed to keep itself relatively safe with the shells and shots out on occasion. but in general, it was seen is this kind of s

bell.aldai or not valdai i really want it to be valdai, mister presenter. and now attention correct answer. mr. bakumenko, we asked the staff of the museums where the viewer visited to show us this girl closer attention to the screen. the leg of the tongue of the bell yaroslav visited the museum of bells, mr. bakumenka, valdai you didn’t insist in vain, you still would have received an additional point. and so mr. kazan connoisseurs are still winning. but tell me, were you pleased with the results of the past football finals, but the final was like one such languid tactical one with the victory of an english club in the champions league, another with drama krasnodar and the triumph of cska in the penalty shootout, genna and the brilliant akinfeev who was once at this table. how he does it? i do not understand, of course, pleased and useless observation of the finals won by bald coaches. what about yes? yes? well, in the men's final, football is everything. but the female, especially, you se

they hide it, and when the ukrainian flag is raised over the ruins of the school, as if the school bell is ringing from an installment building , when i look at my class, i want to cry , that's why my whole life has passed here, when i look at it, i want victory and i wish victory to everyone mrs. alla worked here for about 30 years, when the school was just built in the village , she cries near her native windows, says that this building is unlikely to be rebuilt, but the dream is that a new school will definitely appear in the village , we hope, we hope at least a small school, but we will have everyone go to ruins to stand next to their delayed classes , after which the children will go to the village again, because their lives are as if their houses were broken . sixteen-year-old ruslana dreams of entering medical school next year and will definitely return to her native village, and most of all here , everyone dreams of victory to end the war and i want it all to end as soon as possible, everything was fine and people lived a calm, normal life as a louisarian for danilslish program