. >> did you have bell bottoms. >> i did.bell bottoms in the '70 '70's. >> boy, i love to see that. >> we need to get picture every that. >> immediately. burned in the fire. >> what fire? >> the weather again rain. >> again today definitely cloudy outside but still quite mild. you can definitely go outside without a jacket right now we should hit the mid 70s were it with no problem. live neighbor network you can see the gray skies out kutztown area middle school we had showers role that was this area a little damp but definitely still mild. here's one more quick view of storm scan as these very light and scattered showers work their way out of here. we're pretty much done with it. bye-bye. >> see you later. you can see the clearing sky behind it. very quickly giving i was very festive easter weekend preview like we had mentioned i think the daylight hours are looking good both saturday and sunday right now. perhaps additional clouds granted but you should be good for outdoor plans and then any shot for wet weather would come

a walk -♪ i've been for a walk (narrator) it was the dawn of a new age filled with long hair, bell bottomsdyed t-shirts, and new attitudes. innocence gave way to a new consciousness about ourselves and the world we lived in, and there was a new music for the new times. ♪ don't you want somebody to love ♪ ♪ don't you need somebody to love ♪ ♪ it's the time of the season ♪ ♪ when love runs high ♪ ain't it beautiful

a walk -♪ i've been for a walk (narrator) it was the dawn of a new age filled with long hair, bell bottoms t-shirts, and new attitudes. innocence gave way to a new consciousness about ourselves and the world we lived in, and there was a new music for the new times. ♪ don't you want somebody to love ♪ ♪ don't you need somebody to love ♪ ♪ it's the time of the season ♪ ♪ when love runs high ♪ ain't it beautiful

states and dies said the chairman of the republican party he has white shoes with the polyurethane bell bottom pants and the democratic party chairman and who is making these decisions? xx right the freedom caucus there were forces that began the rise of ronald reagan into a the simplicity party. so to see the demise from the health care bill that goes beyond the donald trump >> idol think the tea party caucus bill would pass. it was psyche's earlier reiteration you simply cannot govern a nation as big and diverse without politics the tea party people again i met them at their peak they were nice people but they said they have a constitution and the rule book play levels. that wasn't a bad sentiment but politics is much more complicated it is a constant mix and match and then those two circles from the then diagram but so how buses they could spend eight years damming the obamacare up the down and not have the member? and the faces replacements were available. so from the stern libertarian to conservative to middle-of-the-road. in everyone in between they all have the off-the-shelf health care

i'm thinking bell bottoms there.fairfax county a brand new family friendly add develop tour park is debuting this week and ribbon cutting for the free top adventure course is thursday at 1 p.m. and it opens to the pub liping on friday and there are zip lines and obstacle courses and tarzan swings and of course walking and biking trails. tickets start 28 for the day. >> and if you look for a little culture you can hit up embassy row d.c. this saturday for the annual around the world embassy tourment more than 40 embassies will on doors to the public 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. with samples, demonstrations, heads up many embassies require a photo id for admission and fun thing technically r are you on foreign soil while visiting them. >> saturday also the start of triple crown rises and kentucky derby take place. if you want to wear a fancy hat you don't have to travel that far. it is also the virginia gold cup. gates on 10 a.m. and plains virginia tickets are not really cheap but if you want to save money you can pick them up a

. >> with your bell bottoms. >> 1977, 1978, 1979, boom. >> was it all white though. >> i never had whitehoes. good day everybody it is april y after a holiday. >> a lot of people are up. >> they are waking up they are saying they are watching this morning. >> hold on, angela, she wanted a live shout out. only one i will do. >> yes. >> i don't want to get it started. >> anywhere, joey, bill morris , brian park, carroll, pat williams there is one i wanted to see, michelle, and construction workers of local 158 they are up watching. they are grateful to be working. i heard. that we're grateful too. >> sue has her work boots on too, ready to go. >> tool belt. >> comfortable shoes on today. >> we have giraffes on the the brain, hey todd dough it. this is important part. there is sunshine right now, about there is rain on the way have the rain gear, with you if you are leaving right now and you are out for a while. temperatures in the mild 60's this morning, is there cloud and sunshine here in olde city 65 degrees. we just had sunrise at 6:20. we have 56, up in mount pocono , 56 in wildwood. 6

i'm still looking for bell bottom jeans, though. >> time has stood still for you. >> yeah, it has.reciate one thing about this new world. the ease with which he can speak to his wife miriam in colombia. [ speaking in foreign language ] >> talking to my wife was the happiest thing in my life to date since my release. >> when is miriam coming up? >> somewhere around, i don't know -- i want to say the 15th. >> how long can she stay for? >> ever. >> she is going to come here permanently? >> yeah. >> november 15th? wow. so i take it she's staying here? >> well, yeah, that was -- well -- i'm not angry. or bitter. what goes around comes around, as they say. can't say i'm grateful i went to death row. but i'm grateful that my lifestyle changed. and has remained changed. i gave up my former ways. no more of the don juan of cleveland heights. no more sex, drugs. but the rock 'n' roll is still there. ♪ it's an evening with rush. four tickets. >> tonight, keenan is attending the concert he's waited 24 years to see. >> this will make me happy tonight. i'll be happy tonight. >> typical cleveland

. >> i mean, for those who, you know, were in the '70s fashion, the thick of it, the bell bottomed pantstering on the butt. >> seth: yep. >> you know and they kind of gives you a natural lift. >> seth: yeah, '70s was a great time for butts. [ laughter ] >> yeah. it is true, it is true. you didn't even need to do all the squats. but the thing that i really enjoyed about it was it took me back to 2001, when my dad, obviously you know, someone who was born and joined the '70s fashion as well. used -- had a trunk full of clothes from his days. >> seth: yep. >> and i pulled out one of these trousers and they were -- he had this little tiny skinny waist, took it to the tailor's, cinched in the waist, and was rocking bellbottom pants in 2001. >> seth: wow! >> so for me, it was like, "oh my god, i understand this fashion." because i you know -- i had these colorful shirts and bellbottom pants and when it was not even in fashion, i was still wearing it. so yeah -- >> seth: yeah, and now you finally get to accessorize it with the thing you always missed. >> right. >> seth: which was a hand gun. >>

republican party is this guy in white shoes and white vinyl shoes and vinyl belts, with polyurethane bell bottompants on who is in a dairy queen franchisee. the democratic party chairwoman is the one who owns 40 cats and that is who is making these decisions. >> you write that the freedom caucus were forces in the insurgent american conservative is on that began their exit ronald reagan and started to group into simplistic it to party x obstructionism. as we have seen to revise the health care bill. it goes beyond just donald trump. in terms of the elasticity of the party. >> i don't think the tea party caucus, i don't think that bill was going to pass even if the tea party caucus had not existed. it was like an earlier reiteration of attempting to oversimplify politics. it simply cannot run, cannot govern a nation as big and diverse as the united states without politics being complicated. tea party people, again i met them when they were at their peak a mostly nice people. but they just said we got this constitution and rollable, let's play by the rules. so far is that whence it was not a bad s

run party is -- run republican party is a guy in white vinyl shoes and belt and the polyurethane bell bottom pants on, ang ex-dairy queen franchise year and the democracy partywoman is a woman with 40 cats. that who is making these decisions. >> you write that -- about the freedom caucus. that are were forces in the american conservatism that began their rise with the election of ronald reagan and quit rising and started to droop into tea party obstructionism. as we have seen the demise of the attempt to revive the healthcare bill, it goes beyond just donald trump. in terms of the elasticities of the do. >> i giants think the bill would pass. the tea party caucus was attempting to oversimply identify politics. simply cannot run, cannot govern a nation as big and diverse as the united states without politics being complicated. tea party people -- again i met them when they were at their peak, mostly very nice people but they wanted -- they just said, look, we have the constitution. we have to rule book. late play by the rules. -- let's plaintiff by the -- let's play by the rules but that wasn

of course i know styles tend to be edgy, and i confess i did wear bell bottoms at a time. fake mud jeans? well, i've been to too many refugee camps around the world where it's cold, wet, and dirty, where their clothes are muddy, not fake, and not by choice, but by real-life suffering and many humiliated by the despair. so it's really hard for me to think a luxury department store chain in the united states would think fake muddy jeans are cool and glorify this look. seems a bit insensitive to me. nordstrom's item description also brags that the jeans embody rugged americana workwear that has seen some hard-working action. that's also weird. nordstrom's mud jeans, what they call americana work wear, well, they're made in portugal. by the way, they're not cheap. nordstrom wants a whopping $425 for these jeans. and by the way, we've reached out to nord for comment and have not heard back. if you insist on wearing jeans with mud, i have a deal for you. my producer cory booker's son who turns 3 next month, he can help you achieve that look free. and better yet, he won't do it w

but in the bottom of the 5th bell had an error. arizona tied it up later in the inning and they took the lead in the 6th. the diamondbacks ended up with their second win over the giants in three games. they're going to play in arizona tonight. >>> the oakland a's are looking for a series split today after losing to the los angeles angels last night 5-7. >> a little flare and that's going to do more damage and it's 3-0 angels. >> this game didn't draw the taejs of fans. with two losses and one win against the series in the angels the a's are hoping to tie it up. >>> and fans of the oakland a's are excited about new season and also about the fact that their team plans to stick around for the long hall. >> that's a big deal. the a's understand they'll soon be the only team in town. >> we're particularly disappointed for the fans of the oakland raiders. >> talk about an extreme exodus. the raiders leaving for los angeles. that leaves the a's as the last time standing. like the sign says rooted in oakland. >> it's exciting for us. we lo

bell. and then on bottom, energy, the worst. down 1.9%. not surprisingly in sympathy with oil. we take a look at an interday chart of oil. we see that oil is down sharply on the day. down more than 2.5%. down for a second day in a row. in fact, hitting levels last seen about a month ago. and on last week's decline, oil on pace for its second weekly decline in a row. behind this today is the fact that libya is restarting its largest field. but lots of fundamentals at play here, including the idea of whether or not opec will be able to extend those supply cuts into the second half. what do u.s. inventories, but today the trigger for the bearishness is libya restarting that biggest field. we individual movers. these are some of the biggest point percentage losers for the s&p 500 on the day. first up, they put up an unexpected loss. this has more so to do with a colorado blast prompting them to close some wells. so clearly investors not reacting there. noble energy down. we have that back drop of oil. as for what may be next for oil, e have a great chart here. this is a one-year ch

the steam the "vinson" in there and close in on hem. [ bell ringing ] >> there is the opening bell, s&p bottomur screen. big board atf securities ringing the bell, at the nasdaq it is qualcomm, along with xprize in celebration of their partnership. qualcomm the showdown with apple, making news of its own. >> you can't spend enough time in it, carl, it is such an involved story, this lawsuit they got from apple. we'll do that in the faber report in a bit and keep an eye on that stock. did want to come to another stock that's moving a bit from last week, this is panera bread which is trading above the deal that it already has to be acquired by j.a.b. why? there was a "new york post" story saying there's interesting and that's not true. i hear 3g initially congratulated them. they have a lot of overlap. j.a.b. and 3g have some of the lps, investors in their funds. j.a.b. is using a consumer fund for part of this but they have the van damme family invested in both, olivier douget, j.a.b. runs j.b. and also anheuser-bus anheuser-busch's chairman. they congratulated them day one and back channels sa

bell. it beat both top and bottom line estimates, but this stock has had a really rough year.s is a downtrend. that area in yellow is basically congestion. it is breaking to the downside, suggesting that qualcomm, despite a little pop after hours, could drop further to the downside. was justand srinivasan talking about how earnings are just completely eclipsed by the bigger issues the company is facing. this chart supports that qualcomm could have a bumpy ride ahead. caroline: bigger issues being and up with apple litigation issues. that do so much, abigail doolittle. brilliant analysis, as ever. earlier this month, apple ditched a supplier. suppliers seem to be suffering the same fate. has developedle its own processors. more recently, the tech giant is expanding into areas that need special chips designed in-house. this is just one more way for apple to maintain leverage over suppliers. joining us now to explain is bloomberg technology's alex webb, who covers all things apple. talk to us first about what sparked, perhaps, the initial wariness. alex: i think we have to clarif

bottom. at 6:00 bell rang. the death knell. the funeral. the procession was beginning to its march.ll in, quickly. in a few moments, we stood in ranks block by block. night had fallen. everything was happening according to man. the search lights came on. hundreds of ss appeared out of the darkness, accompanied by police dogs. the snow continued to fall. the gates of the camp opened. it seems as though -- it seemed as though an even darker night was waiting for us on the other side. the first blocks began to march. we waited. we had to await the exodus of the 56 blocks that preceded us. it was very k08d. in my pocket -- cold. in my pocket i had two pieces of bread. how i would have liked to eat them. but i knew i must not. not yet. our turn was coming. block53, block 55, block 57, forward, march. it snowed on and on. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, we will have a ten-minute intermission. thank you.

bell. first, jp morgan chase beat on both the top and bottom lines. earnings coming in at $1.65 a share and revenue at more than $25 billion, up 6% when compared with the same period last year. wells fargo's results were mixed. earnings beat at $1 a share while revenue missed slightly. and earnings came in at $1.35, an increase of 17%. pnc financial also beat on the top and bottom lines, earnings were at $1.96 a share, well above estimates. wilford frost digs deeper into those reports for us. >> reporter: banks earnings initially looked positive across the board, with eps beats for all the big names. there were hidden issues, most notably for wells fargo, whose expenses rose more than expected in part because of distractions from dealing with the sales scandal. ceo tim sloan addressed how the scandal has impacted the company. >> of course it's having an impact on the performance of the company. i mean, i think that when you step back and you look at how serious the retail sales practices issues were, and the reputational impact on the company, you can

opening bell, s&p at the bottom of your screen. sec acting chairman doing the honors. at the nasdaq avidas medicine. [ bell ringing ] a lot if pharma and biotech we have not gotten to yet. >> it's interesting that ionis, it really is causing people to sit up and take notice. i look at buy jiogen, the ms dr was nothing that big but people wanted to see something from biogen. terrible disease they have something for weakness of the spine, kind of amazing. lilly wasn't as bad as everybody is saying. i think lilly's fine. >> what's interesting, i was looking at gilead as we pass nasdaq 6,000 we saw the scaring looking bolt. gilead has had a brutal run. once a $140 billion market cap. down to $87 billion. they have a great balance sheet. >> acquisition. until they do something, they've got to do something. you know what? i can give you a list of a half dozen companies they have to buy. >> right. will they? they did try on medivation, hanging around and cellgene, but pfizer bought it. interesting to note not the level of acquisition acti

. >> things looked good early in the bottom of the fifth, basis loaded. brandon bellbrings in two runs. the giants take a two-run lead. but top of the sixth, austin hedges singles to center. tied this one up. san diego at three runs later in the inning, will meyer, ouch, puts sting in the cut. that put the padres up 9-3. they added another three-run home run in the seventh. they currently lead 12-4 in the eighth. but the a's broke their five-game losing streak with a with two-run win. earth equation win in minnesota 1-0. so terry and peggy, if i take off my glasses, maybe the giants' score will look a lot smaller. because 12-4, ouch, no good. >> i don't like the giants' score but i do like you in the glasses. >> looking good, mindy. >> we'll keep 'em on. >> all right, mindy. >>> he will be wearing the silver and black soon, but before lynch comes, he took out an ad in the "seattle times," saying he's a class act. the seahawks traded him on wednesday. lynch is an oakland native who is coming home. he was a former star at cal. nice move. >>> thanks for joining us. we'll

bell. at the s&p at the bottom of your screen at the big board it's netshoes ringing the bell in celebration the nasdaq discovery families. my little pony celebrating the premiere of their seventh season this weekend. >> all right. >> blackberry will be one to watch. >> geez. >> wins an arbitration case with qualcomm on overpaid royalties. its equivalent -- it's equivalent to the fifth of their market cap. >> yeah. it's a sum of the parts situation. qualcomm by the quay, just so we understand, that's a binding arbitration. qualcomm entered into it and there's not like there's an appeal. and as fay become more of an intellectual property company gets interesting. qualcomm, i don't know. you have blackberry, you have apple. you've got the chinese, got the koreans. david, is there anyone we're still waiting for that's having a dispute with qualcomm that we don't know? >> that we don't know about, i don't know. there may be some in the wings but i don't think so. >> really? >> they're taking on all comers it would seem. >> they were making so much money. i guess if people are viewing this as an

bell. s&p at the bottom of your screen. the big board it's national fragile x foundation.herited cause of autism. for nasdaq, forbes list of the top capitalists. we'll talk more about this morning on "squawk alley." pretty good trade data out of japan. exports doubled the estimates. german ppi, 3.1, year over year so the global outlooks okay. >> japan was plus 11% for american express. i don't think anyone thought that could happen. we're getting great numbers from overseas. it's meaningful. when i talk about a latin american turn -- there hasn't been one in ages. >> and nestle results that was part of it. >> yes, they put through price increases in latin america. >> the riyal is revalued by 20%. last year took a significant price increase in june, had to give some back. mexico doing well with positive growth. but slowed down a bit. this is nestle. to your point, unilever also having a pretty strong quarter. paul poolman fought off the very ineffective and poor execution by 3-g/kraft heinz to acquire that company. i'm going to mix and match a little bit here. i'll give you

bell. s&p at the bottom of your screen. at the big board it's canadian energy delivery company enbridge.ll talk to the ceo in a few moments. at the nasdaq it's discovery and animal planet kicking off their final season of "river monsters." >> how many years did my kids -- was that something we could watch together. i want -- i tried to watch "game of thrones" with my daughter. that was a mistake. ill advised. >> that could put -- lead to some uncomfortable moments. >> yeah, maybe switch us over to the meerkats? >> did that -- the new season started of "game of thrones?" >> yeah. when it first came out and i didn't realize it was more risque. >> okay. >> just risque may be too light a word for what it was initially like. >> yeah. >> we are going to get some industrials leading at the get-go. caterpillar, transocean, somewhere in the top 20 list, jim. >> look, when you're thinking of chesapeake you have to be thinking about incredibly warm weather and the heat -- the air conditioning is on. because that's -- that was hurt by the mild winter. really hurt by it. as have been the auto parts.

bell. s&p at the bottom of your screen.g board today, celebrating its 40th anniversary communities and schools empowering at risk students to stay in school. over the nasdaq, ny tech day, a one day expo created specifically for new york city based tech start-ups. we know there are more and more of them all the time. we'll watch arconic at the open, david. >> yeah, the stock as you said, carl, going to be up. looked like it would be up about 5% a few minutes ago prior to the open. of course the news this morning is very much unexpectedly the company parts with its ceo. klaus kleinfeld, powerful leader of this company, a man who presided over the split of arconic from alcoa. running the faster growing arconic. coming under pressure from elliott management, which owns over 9 plus percent of the stock, or currently does, involved in a nasty proxy fight that put pressure on the board of directors. a board that included some previous nominees of elliott's. but seemed to be staying together and seemed to be cohesive it would appea

hold on against sale — who won at the aj bell stadium but the bonus point try for worcester might be enough to keep them in the premiership. they're now clear of bottomames in the pro 12... ulster came from behind to draw 24—24 with cardiff . luke marshall's converted late try bringing them level. elsewhere connaught beat edinburgh 22—19. it was also a busy night in rugby league with five games... bottom of the table warrington still looking for their first win — leeds rhinos can go top with a win. warrington have beaten miners. kurt gidley with the final try. elsewhere there were wins for — salford, wakefield and catalan dragons while st helens drew with huddersfield. the chinese formula one grand prix should go ahead on sunday as planned after organisers decided against bringing the race forward due to the poor weather forcecast. second pracrise was cancelled after low cloud and rain in shanghai made it unsafe for the medical helicopter to operate. safety requirements dictate cars cannot run if the helicopter cannot fly. but lewis hamilton said there must be a rethink in procedure so that racing can still go ahead in bad weather. the grand national

bell at $12 75. a 12 month high. bottom, 10 year yield on the u.s.ook at that. ..29% it was about the 2.3, 2.6 mark. havens maynto safe keep on going. shery: of course, given the fact that this is a shorter trading week because of the easter holidays, traders not getting too aggressive ahead of that. you mentioned the safe haven. take a look at the yen. you can see it is already breaching the 50%. the two day moving average spot 70. this is a key level to look out for. breaking. we are seeing this risk off sentiment. emerging-market stocks will suffer. we are seeing elliott waves emerging over the index. we are told there is room for a .hort-term rebound further losses down the road. this is something to keep our eye out on. for a look at how trading has kicked off, here is david english. david: you have to consider oil. one third are from if you don't believe the oil story, it is hard to get into the index fund. south korea on the way up. that index has been hammered. some support out of the mining stocks. above still holding 18,500. here, we are no

bell. the s&p on the bottom of your screen.e big board today it's agfiq, asset management celebrating its launch in the u.s. and then washington federal, a bank based in seattle. celebrating its 100th anniversary. we did kimberly at the wall. hasbro is really the other big one. >> i made a plea to everybody last week, please do not analogize mattel. but it's not just that. what are some of the hot divisions in hasbro? well, nerf -- >> nerf? >> nerf. transformers, monopoly. i mean, let's remember that when you're a well managed company like brian golder does, you can get a lot out of even the old products. gaming plus 43% too. there's so much to like here. >> amazing. >> this is incredible. >> after friday, the diversion with mattel so complete and total this quarter. >> and disney. i mean, what bryant goldner has done, he said we're going to do our own movies for our product. we'll be able to do a 360 embrace of what we do. and its has worked. and mattel has been very -- let's say throw back. and throw back doesn't work anymore

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bell stadium. but the bonus—point try for worcester might be enough to keep them in the premiership. they are now ten points clear of bottompark, where newcastle beat gloucester 16—14. there were also two games in the pro 12. ulster came from behind to draw 24—24 with cardiff, luke marshall's converted late try bringing them level. elsewhere, connaught beat edinburgh 22—19. it was also a busy night in rugby league, with five super league games, and bottom—of—the—table warrington got their first win, against a leeds rhinos side who could have gone top tonight. 25—14 the score, kurt gidley getting the final try for the hosts. elsewhere, there were wins for salford, wakefield and catalans dragons, while st helens drew with huddersfield. the chinese formula i grand prix should go ahead on sunday as planned, after organisers decided against bringing the race forward due to the poor weather forecast. second practice was cancelled, after low cloud and rain in shanghai made it unsafe for the medical helicopter to operate. safety requirements dictate cars cannot run if the helicopter cannot fly. but lewis hamilton said there must b

bell. the s&p at the bottom of your screen, the big board, big brother, big sisters of northern new jersey. celebrating the ipo, identify management software in the cloud. >> the cloud. oh, man. you know, there's a battleground now. some people are saying that the cloud is slowing. inconceivable, it's one of the great sectors of the growth stories. the top of the tallest building, it's interesting that the stock hit an all time high after meetings with some very large investors. where it kind of just -- you know, pretty bullish about the cloud. >> i don't know, man. >> what? >> karma on new shiny towers and stocks at all time highs, not good. >> like a century link thing in terms of stadiums? >> i'm telling you, at least for a while sometimes it just doesn't go that well after you have finished your big -- >> is that karma per share? i'm used -- >> is that the karma multiple? >> eprobably means nothing. >> like the "sports illustrated" jinx? >> when you were on the cover of "sports illustrated" it was a jinx. karma is a boomerang. remember that. >> karma. i don't know what to do. where's to

bell. the s&p at the bottom of your screen.e big board today, it's online retailer carvana celebrating the ipo. we'll talk to the ceo. it's make a wish, granting life changing wishes to children with critical illnesses. they do such amazing work. so for the month, best dow stocks, caterpillar, mcdonald's. unh. >> well, it's incredible. the latter two are not trump stocks, the first one is a trump stock. i happen to think that caterpillar has more to go. it's trading -- when oil goes down, caterpillar goes down. >> laggards on the dow will be ibm, verizon and ge. >> funny, a lot of stocks after you had a couple closer -- like a 3m or travelers they came right back. these are buys. they did not feel that way about ge which i think david, you covered very well yesterday with ed garden. ibm has not come back because the rest of tech is unbelievably good. verizon, well, you know what, john legere is winning. >> verizon's down over 13% this year. we know the competition the company has faced. moving to unlimited seems to have at leas

bell. the s&p at the bottom of your screen. board it's floor & decor holdings, celebrating the ipo. we'll talk to the ceo when the stock opens. over at the nasdaq, meridian bioscience making. maker of diagnostic test kits. >> when will we get the parent company of this network? >> let's do comcast. brian roberts said not only is it the the best start to the year in five years, but probably the best q1 for nbcu since the purchase. as adjusted ebitda is up 24%. >> yeah. that's the number i like to focus on because there's nothing like cash flow. cash flow produces mother's milk for how you judge a company. if you got the kind of tax code reform, then if you look at the top ten nasdaq stocks, comcast would be the cheapest which is really rather incredible given the fact that they have the greatest growth in terms of cash flow of the companies i have seen so far in the nasdaq. really kind of extraordinary. >> made the point even as we see a week that there are layoffs at espn, people want to draw conclusions about the cable model.

bell here. s&p at the bottom of your screen.ard this morning, warrior met call celebrating the recent ipo. and an online auction company. 2400 and change if you're watching those numbers. >> wow. i mean, there's some stocks that are really popping here that i really like. i mean, a better mousetrap has been the theory because intuitive -- a better mousetrap. when you look at ew, that's don't crack the chest cavity, just put in your device, a life saving thing and the last quarter was missed but this quarter was not. costco, they have had a history of doing that they're doing that. we have seen the stocks that had blowout quarters coming back. but by pennies. i love the orders with otis, the orders were on fire. greg case he's not an effusive fella other than it ain't gonna happen. but he was crowing about the orders. i was blown away. >> all of the business units. utx is the leading dow component at the moment. >> by the way, when you talk about air conditioning, europe is up big 9% on is some of the names. i mean, this is pratt

. >> let's get to the opening bell and the s&p at the bottom of your screen. at the big board u.s.ty corps over the nasdaq exploration and oil company celebrating the 40th listing anniversary. yeah, they're talking 40, 50, 100 year. things you have -- >> that a what's i have -- that's what i pushed for a long time. i pushed it during the obama administration and i think it was deaf ears. it would be great for your ira, make it a zero coupon, i want it 50 years from now. >> 30 years is a pretty long period of time. >> david, that was speaking for me. see, someone who's younger might want a 50. a 50 for me could be a little problematic. i'd like a 30. because that would be -- >> could be left to your heirs. >> 50 year bond for your kids, i would love that. by the way, there's a lot of other different cross currents this morning that must be mentioned. i want to talk about lam research and -- >> biggest gainer. >> this was a fantastic conference call. where the orders for d-rams. the orders for flash off the charts. a european company had a same experience. this is the strongest becau

bottom trevor story, to the opposite field. are you kidding? rockies go ahead 4-3. later in the fourth. hunter pence slips, loses it in the lights inside juice thompson's 1950 top five brandon bell, his fourth of the about chicken and waffles. yummy. cuyahoga seiger frozen. trevor plugh. no doubt about it. his second bomb if as many nights bottom 6. to infinity and beyond. kevin durant remains questionable for game three of the warriorslayoff series tonight in portland. thearriors coach is pretty frustrated. just came back after five-and-a-half weeks out with a knee injury, wants to play, in the long run, better safe than sorr sorry. >> i hope to get to play soon. it's not the end of the world. i want to be out there. >> it's threatening. >> game three clippers and jazz, utah, blake griffin bruises his toe on this play, he couldn't get in the second half the status going forward, unclear, showing up. he had 40. utah was up as many as 14 on the home court coming in the second, huge pockets to the rack. cliffs winner, 111-106 have a great weekend, everybody, i'm larry biel. >> hi there, good morning, we're waking up to clouds in the north bay. cool temperatures. look at the green

bottom line. today three more dow components reporting this morning before the opening bell.amble, boeing and utx. procter & gamble's cfo, jon moeller will join us at 7:00. mixed futures this morning, but we've seen strength from earnings, that's been fueling the market rally this week. >>> we'll also talk with scott mcnealy, former ceo of sun micro. he'll be with us from 7:00 to 9:00. he has a lot of different things we can talk about. technology is one area that we've seen so much activity and strength with earnings and with interest. we'll talk to him about those issues. and steven mnuchin, back to taxes, taxes, taxes, steven mnuchin will talk at a live event in washington, d.c. we'll take you there and listen to that. we know that he and gary cohen will be briefing people later about this new tax plan. we'll get the details on that all of that is m cog coming up few minutes. back to you guys. >> great stuff, becky. >>> still to come -- not still to come. straight away, coming right now to discuss markets, jonathan golub from rbc capital markets. i thought we had a break b

bell. let's get the s&p at the bottom of the screen. big board, lyondell industries -- >> yeah.d company. >> over at the nasdaq african wildlife conservation organization. as we see a pretty nice free market. jim, speaking of energy prices, oil above $51. we have this draw on api yesterday which could be the second drop in supply this year. unbelievably. >> i think that we have -- of course, confirm with the 10:30 numbers but that got a lot of people hopeful. a lot of the -- those stocks are breaking out. now, there's consensus that we can't ever get past 51, 52 without nor supply coming -- more supply coming on, but be careful. i like the group. >> compliance, we have seen some back and forth on opec compliance. these cuts -- >> yeah. >> you said something about potentially fibonacci -- >> there's many different ways to skin the cat and carolyn boroden and the. >> terry: -- and the technicians are right. and both think it's 47 was the level. and we keep consider we -- -- we could go higher. but i do think those stocks have been sold down and where -- they're coming down. permia

bell reason to to strak out in the inning. it stayed scoreless till the fourth. muss grove hits a no doubter into the right field stands. now in the bottom"a's" lead 1-0. and later on tonight that i try to make it two straight wins over the padres. >> j.j. wat has a nice change up i want to see his fastball. >> he's very athletic. >> it was a strike. >>> now, this is just awkward had the up next a kiss >>> coming up on abc 7 news at 6:00 a north bay lake that's the site of two sewage fills. should they be concerned in and how the maritime past sin spierg young ship builders of tomorrow. you know, it should have been a sweet moment but it went wrong. take a look. there will be no kiss from these two on the milwaukee buck's kiss cam during thursday night's game. you can see the guy mouth, that's my mom. and her expression says it all. okay. camera guys, you should -- >> they tried. >> see a little age difference there. we'll talk later. that's it for abc 7 news at 5:00. thanks for your time i'm eric thom pass drew tuma thanks for inviting us into your homes tonight. we'll see you right back here at 6:00. >>> tonight. the first 100 days in

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brand don bell to his first home run of the year to make it 4-1. but in the bottom of the 5th belt had an error that allowed arizona to pick up two runs. arizona tied it up later in the inning and took the lead in the 6th. the diamondbacks ended up with their second victory over the giants in three games. >>> well the oakland a's lost 5-0 to the l.a. angels. today they're trying for a series split. >> a little flare and that's going to do more damage it's going to knock home a pair and it's 3-0 angels. >> believe it or not the game couldn't even keep the attention of some of the fans. many were caught looking at their cellphones. with two losses and one win in the series against the angels, the a's hope to tie things up. put that phone down. >>> 5:27 is the time right now. coyote sightings are up in san francisco. we're going to tell you where in the city people are worried about their children and pets. >> plus a northern california woman very lucky to be alive. she fell off a landmark bridge while trying to take a selfie. we'll tell you about her condition next. >

. >> let's get to the s&p at the bottom of your screen and the opening bell.ce bancorp celebrating the recent ipo. down here at the big board. at the nasdaq it's neuroderm, developing devices for disorders. i don't think we have had the sticks -- >> no. i feel like it's world cup soccer in south africa where we have horns and then really make our job useless. >> it's marketing. it's marketing at the exchange to a large degree. so honeywell is one of the best gau gainers in the open. >> it deserves to be people, because people are feeling, wait a second, maybe we have to wait and see what happens, maybe the transition isn't that smooth. i really feel very strongly that these industrials have shined. they have done so well this quarter. and it's rather amazing. >> and you were saying during the "mad dash," i mean this transition is not an insignificant one. but you believe the new ceo at honeywell going to be given the latitude to continue to make the kind of moves that cote did to reshape the product portfolio at the company in a sitting want way. >> he had a -

bell, and we still have the dow up 21 points. just actually cutting that gain in half. groups like telecom are out on performing today, consumer staples bottomthe s&p. a key group of taxpayers may take an especially hard hit from the president's proposed tax reforms. we will have details on that coming up on "closing bell." a , >>> the white house reportedly considering an executive order to withdraw from nafta. elon moya is in washington with the latest details. big reaction to this? >> reporter: you're right. the white house considering that order and that's according to nbc news. right now it is unclear exactly how far this directive would go and how much authority the president has to the act alone without support from congress. a white house official has told cnbc that an order is not imminent. the administration is already putting the wheels in motion to renegotiate this deal. they've drafted a letter to send to congress that would give them 90 days to start these talks, and there's some political hurdles that must be cleared before they can send it, that includes getting nominee for u.s. trade representative confirmed by the senate. h

. >> okay, let's get to the s&p at the bottom of your screen and the opening bell here at the big boardjim said earlier, ringing the bell here it's coal producer peabody energy, celebrating its emergence from bankruptcy and the resumption of trade. [ bell ringing ] undertake btu at the nasdaq, abraxas petroleum natural gas exploration and production company. >> btu is really the theme here, this cat move, this is about industrial materials, freeport stay of execution in indonesia obviously versus the consumer names which are not doing that well, and then nvidia, i feel some of the charters are saying you got to sell this. mark chakin says you have to sell. it's a stock that has been a test of the nasdaq, so be careful there. it's a wild day. it's a wild day, that bank of america downgrade is going to resonate. >> you think we see ten-year at two or three first? >> oh, boy, two, that would be breathtaking. if we saw two. >> temper was on a few weeks ago, wake me up when it hits four as if it were a fait accompli. >> rip van winkle. that is the raise twice thesis is how you get the bank s

bell. alphabet beating the administrate on top and bottom lines.ales sending profits up 29% despite some advertisers boycotting youtube. the stock up 4.3%. most missing revenue. laptops weighed on the results. the stock is down but just slightly. amazon earnings per share topping estimates by 36 cents. world's largest online retailer saying revenue from its cloud business, advertising helped drive the results. the stock is up by 3.5%. more in just a little bit. >>> look at the latest in d.c., looming government shutdown, health care reform maybe and more let's bring in two political veterans,erratic cantor who served as house majority leader now works as vice chairman and managing director of investment bank and bob kerrey former u.s. senator and former governor of nebraska. i think of both of you gentlemen in reference to what we're looking at in washington right now and both of you have valuable history and perspective, i think. senator kerrey, you're from nebraska, so maybe a little bit more normal than a lot of democrats to start. and from a by

. >> closing bell exchange, up 20 points now, a 100 point swing top to bottom for the dow today. we're at post nine, and who look who is back, rick santelli to the cme in chicago, and welcome back. i'm going to start with you, rick. i'm wondering what strikes you most of what you notice in the markets from the time you left to when you got back here. yields lower, but other than that, what else is going on that caught your attention? >> you know, i continue to say that for those who want to invest and have the best strategy, i think the equities tell the best tale, and bob pasani spent on it quite a while. the amount of giveback in stocks in percentage terms is modest, yet, yield slipped back a little. 235 is nine points away from unchanged. 263 hit at the top of the range, and that's perfect technical analys analysis, what most look at. keep it simple. 230 to 260, it took us base 1 months last year to take over that level. it happened at mid-november, and what's interesting, though, from november 4 to november 17th, 4th was a friday, session trading days, went from a 177 yield t

bell gets one back. his fourth of the year. the clooints giants lose 6-5. how about chicken and waffles, yummy at the coliseum, as and mariners play. kyle seiger frozen. bottomas down 1-zip. no doubt about it. deep to center field, home run number 100 t. second bomb in as many nights. bottom 6. on the other hand yonder alonzo. the as when by a score of demp kevin durant. warriors coach, katie, he is frustrated. just came back after five-and-a-half weeks out without a knee injury. now he is out with a trained calf, durpt wants to play, knows in the long run, better safe than sorry. >> it's still a good play. egot on the court today. i want to be out there. it's not likely. it's not career threatening. >> game three, clippers and jazz, utah, craig griffin bruises his toe, his status going forward unclear showing u angry. chris paul 23 of his 24 come in the second half, huge buckets behind the back to the re r clippers take a two-one series lead. have a great weekend, everybody, i'm larry beam. >> good saturday morning, we had a few showers up in the north bay. right now, pretty much around davis, north of 80 here. live doppler 7 picking up on the cloud cover a

bell, thank you so much. you can follow all of our charts and functions and influence the conversation by clicking on the ask a question button at the bottome screen. manus: coming up, we will talk more about deutsche bank. the clients are returning after the turbulent late last year. much more to come on daybreak. ♪ 1:47 in thee back, morning in new york. u.s. got a boost from the tax plan and realized there wasn't much detail and fell back down to earth a little bit. let's get the bloomberg business flash with david inglis. david: let's get started with playmakers come on you look at adjusted earnings , missing analyst estimates there. complicated on deliveries of the new model .hich is slowed it will nots said be converting into a holding company. it came as the tech giant posted quarterly profits that topped analyst estimates on smartphones and component sales. samsung also announces first-ever quarterly dividend. jesse litvack has been jailed for two years and fined $2 million for lying to a customer about bond prices. he was found guilty and trial back in january on just one count. after his first conviction was reversed on appeal. o