[closing bell ringing] david: on a seesaw day, the dow went up and down through the middle line 60 timesbells are ringing on wall street. looks like a feign on all but russell 2000. small and meadup sized stocks down about a third of a percentage point. there are individual stories extraordinary here, particularly on netflix up 11%. much "after the bell" starts right now. david: we have a jam-packed show for you including an interview with former fold man saks chairman -- goldman sachs chairman bob hormats, former vice chairman of goldman. first to liz at davos. liz? liz: sun begins to set on day

i think part of what he did this today, was -- [bell rings] >> i was waiting for that bell and it finally came. jeb bush is in new york today. we have a seat waiting for him right over there. he is talking to pac's. both are called right to rise, although you probably know that already if you have seen jeb bush on facebook. >> today we are setting up the right to rise pac. who believe in conservative candidates that will allow all americans to rise up. >> there is kind of a cinema verite quality to that. >> "the blair witch project." >> he also recorded the same message in spanish. >> [speaking spanish] >> interesting. >> someday when the history of this campaign is written, i hope we have the number of takes he did. >> i also want to know spanish for "the blair witch project." i'm sure you'll have that. this puts a lot of pressure on his major establishment rival chris christie. how much more pressure does this fundraising put on the governor of new jersey? >> christie really has to go for it now. bush is going to sew up support. he has got support. christie has fundraising and money in

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closing bell ringing in a few minutes. apple shocked with what ceo tim cook described as staggering iphone sales. is there another apple product that deserves more attention? will facebook follow or beat apple's highly profitable path? we have the star managing director who followed apple and facebook for years. gene muster. want to head to warmer climates. are you willing to sell your car for a ticket to the super bowl? what a hard seat at the university of phoenix stadium will cost you. we'll be right back with that. stay tuned. ♪ liz: if you're looking at the markets as we show you, just about everything here is negative. one thing that is positive is the volatility index. that is spiking about 10% right this second. but as you can see, the market is all red on the screen at the moment. maybe they don't like that word "solid." we would think it would be good. the economy moving at a solid rate. apple, solid as ever, blowing past wall street's most optimistic expectations. reporting what can only be described as a killer

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[bell rings] >> they will use every possibility to make the republicans not improve their image.ow, mayor bill de blasio called a press conference, but they also address of that cops have turned their back on the mayor more than once as a sign of protest. >> they were disrespectful to the families. that is the bottom line. they were disrespectful to the families who lost their loved one, and i can't understand why anyone would do such a thing in a context like that. >> the selfishness of that action. the selfishness of it. come demonstrate outside city hall. demonstrate outside police headquarters. do not put on a uniform, go to a funeral, and engage in a political action. >> those guys speaking strong words there. do you think bill de blasio, his refusal to back down on this issue, is that smart or dumb politics? >> on the merits, i think it is strong in a think the public may agree with them. but there is an iron triangle with the mayor and the new police commissioner, trying to bring peace. the iron trying to is made up of the new york post, the police, and some elements of pu

[closing bell ringing]. lori: the bells ring on wall street. adam: the dow closing down 324 points.n 37 points. nasdaq down 73 points. russell 2000 also down today. "after the bell" starts right now. lori: i about the way, quick mention, coca-cola was slightly hower as far as dow components go. much lower market a are you session. let's get into it with our market experts. joe keating, center stage bank. he says there is good opportunity to plate energy sector right now. brian pierce from hennessey fund will tell us how to profit from increased consumer spending a joining us phil fl

[closing bell ringing] david: twitter one of the few bright spots in the markets. lls close on a wild day on wall street. no other way to describe it. all indices are down. again these numbers could be a lot worse than they are. if you start at bottom the russell 2000, small and mid-sized stocks, really kicked hard by traders today, down almost 2%, it was over 2% varyvarious times during the trading day. as we work our way up, nasdaq down 1.25% but the s&p and dow jones pulling back in dramatic fashion, still trading down significantly but again the dow is down over 100 points more than it is right now, ending the day at about 133 to the downside. we have a very busy day. "after the bell" starts right now.

[closing bell ringing]. >> a name like best buy was down 15%. liz: the bells ring on wall street.e a look and see how stocks finish up. not exactly the lows of the session but down 102 points for the dow. it is nasdaq which is blasting through the floor here because earlier today the low of the session was 66. in the last about 11 minutes came down 68 points for the moment. the russell also getting hurt to the tune of 21 points sliced off. david: "after the bell" starts right now. david: breaking down today's busy action. we have imperion wealth management's kimberly foss. who says don't be scared by the volatility. she will tell you who you to use it to your advantage. lance roberts tells us why he thinks low oil prices actually hurt the economy in the long

cheryl: 26 minutes until that closing bell rings downtown.w is just over 100 points away from climbing back to the 18,000 level. today's rally puts most of the major averages in the green for the new year. nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. big winners, who are they? >> reporter: no doubt, two days of gains, yesterday over 200 points for the dow, today over 300 points. 500 points in a couple of days. one-week charts, a couple of days ago this started to be the worst start in january since 2008. the s&p was down five days in a row and was down 2.7% at that close. these two days have been great. all 30 names in the dow as winners. lifetime highs for home depot, walmart and united healthcare, names that are dow components, retailers that have done well. look at tech winners and names people know well including apple, microsoft, hewlett-packard and ibm. last year ibm was down 15%. the prior year down 2%. so the ibm shareholders are hoping for a great 2015. back to you. cheryl: nicole, thank you very much, see you when

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[closing bell ringing] there is the closing bell. charlie brady never approves of bond buying.ould be effective. david: talk about whether it was oil but whatever did really turn it around, something spooked the market enormously. we'll go into details exactly what that is. russell 2000 went into positive territory. it is flirting with the flat line but when you consider at one point the dow was up 280 points and it is now trading down shows what kind of incredible volatility you have in the market. what a day for "after the bell." stay right here. we have all covered this hour. "after the bell" starts right now. liz: let's get right to today's action. if your neck can handle it. whiplash we're talking about. we have drew kanaly and will till us about t2e concern about

there were alarm bells ringing for them about how the u.s. -- whether the u.s. sole strong economy to drive the world. the two stories. apple is probably up 7 or 8%. >> you have to say, steve who? tim cook has come into his own, right? >> really has. >> the thing about apple though is when you look at the jobs picture, it creates jobs at the high end and the low end, not so many in the middle. not a company like caterpillar. >> it creates jobs in china, places where they make them. >> that's right. very good point. selling them or if you're the big brains designing them that's where the jobs come for apple. >> it's only january and everybody says oh, the economy is getting better. the wage gap still exists. >> i'm worried about the wage gap, carol, but i think this year i really think this year you might see wages start to rise again. here's why. because you have a pretty broad mix of the kinds of jobs that we're creating. wages just haven't been rising for so long. i think that in some categories you're going to see wages start to rise. this is the best year fo

david: look at bells ringing on wall street. i think we missed the final ring but trust me they rang. we have a lot of up arrows to talk about. all the indices we focus on are trading above a full percentage point. biggest winner is nasdaq and russell, small and mid-sized caps doing very well today, but the big industrials doing well. also the dow jones up 200. we have to remind you we had a lot of losses, 500 points to the negative side the past few days. so it is not enough to make up for that. but apparently the market likes what the fed said. the fed minutes came out, suggesting they're going to put off rates as long as is necessary. that may be quite a while. busy day right here. the president is about to speck. "after the bell" starts right now.

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atlantic regional director of the alpha kappa alpha sorority served as official bell ringers today. the symbolic ringingthe bell honors dr. king's legacy. >>> our coverage of all the martin luther king day events continues on 6abc.com. we have photographs and videos of today's ceremonies and service projects in honor of dr. king. there is also a look back at his life and legacy. it is there at 6abc.com. >>> authorities are still trying to find out what caused a fire this morning that killed a 34-year-old woman in cheltenham. "action news" reporter john rawlins is live on south russell circle at the linwood gardens apartment complex. john. >> reporter: hi, jim. since this was a fatal fire, both state and county investigators have been brought in to aid the cheltenham fire officials here to do their investigation. the fire marshal's office here in cheltenham. so far no word on a possible cause. the victim's apartment was very heavily damaged. the first call something was wrong at the sprawling linwood garden apartments came before 4:30 this morning. first responders found an intense choking fire that appe

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bell is ringing now.ledged 330 points after a huge sell-off. the s&p down 2%. crude oil fell below $50 a barrel for the first time in five years. fortunately the dow is up 20 points as trading gets started this morning. joining me is rana faroohar. is the market expected to bounce back at least as we're seeing in the early stages. >> you may see a bounce back today but i think you'll see a lot of volatility over the next couple of weeks. the plunging price of oil is unprecedented, down 50% over the last few months and this has a big effect on russia big geopolitical imp indications and the markets are just beginning to grapple with the risk this is introducing. >> of course oil prices and gas prices go hand in hand. gas prices seem to be getting a thumbs up from consumers but they could be seeing as a measure of the economy. what are the implications here? >> so the good news for the u.s. is that the fall that we've mean? gas prices is an amazing boon for the u.s. consumer equivalent of $100 billion tax b

[closing bell ringing] liz: here come the bells. they clank on wall street.ssion to give a little bit of sugar rush for the bulls who have been down for the count. as the numbers settle looks like the dow jones industrials charged ahead in the last 17 minutes of the hour, up 186 points. s&p better by 26. a huge swing for the dow which had been the, nasdaq, rather, which had been below flat line earlier today. now sees a gain of 63 points, good for one 1/3%. of the russell 2000 gets biggest pop, up nearly 2%. david: big day for the markets. "after the bell" starts right now. david: let's break down all of today's market action. talk about the late-breaking news about a possible deal between the ecb and the

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♪ mattress discounters ♪ >>> the asian art museum rang in the new year today, this is the 29th bell ringingy. it's part of a centuries-old tradition in japan. monks in japan ring bells 108 times on new year's eve, to cleanse their bodies of sin and earthly desire. >> there will be a lot of celebrating tonight the question how cold will it be? >> yes. how warm do people need to dress? >> clear skies temperatures mid-40s now inland and around the bay a couple low 50s so it's cool at the moment but cold after midnight. tomorrow sunny days sunny skies as well. and in the bay area, after a cold start, we'll see pleasantly cool conditions by afternoon sunny skies, highs into low to mid-50s and look for milder weather ahead. >> thanks, spencer. >> okay. let's turn our attention to sports. >> shu? >> yes. looking back. >> exactly. it's been a quiet here. and we'll take a look at the top seven moments. it's been a good list. collin kaepernick 's touchdown didn't make the >> a little that could was celebrating afterwards. rich rodriguez back, and boise state wearing the statue of liberty. and down 38

[closing bell ringing] david: oracle is the big story. that turn around was significant today, liz. e come the bells on wall street. again losses but off the lows of the session as we see how the dow jones industrials finish up. it is a loss of 188 points but way off the bottom of the floor here. this after the beige book from the federal reserve which breaks out entire nation into regions said modest growth continues. david: they warned about retail. and those retail figures are what spooked market initially this morning. again leaning on those numbers all day. a bit of a come back at the end of the day. liz: "after the bell" starts right now. david: let us break down today's action. what a busy day, huh? unbelievable. particularly that last hour. alan bond from jensen quality

. >>> the asian art museum rang in the new year today, this is the 29th bell ringing ceremony. a centuries-old tradition in japan. monks in japan ring bells 108 times on new year's eve, to cleanse their bodies of sin and earthly desire. >> there will be a lot of celebrating tonight the question how cold will it be? >> yes. how warm do people need to dress? >> clear skies temperatures mid-40s now inland and around the bay a couple low 50s so it's cool at the moment but cold after midnight. tomorrow sunny days sunny skies as well. and in the bay area, after a cold start, we'll see pleasantly cool conditions by afternoon sunny skies, highs into low to mid-50s and look for milder weather ahead. >> thanks, spencer. >> okay. let's turn our attention to sports. >> shu? >> yes. looking back. >> exactly. it's been a quiet here. and we'll take a look at the top seven moments. it's been a good list. collin kaepernick 's touchdown didn't make the cut. >> a little that could was celebrating afterwards. rich rodriguez back, and boise state wearing the statue of liberty. and down 38-20, then

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[church bells ringing] >> thursday has been declared a national day of mourning in france. the country's president attended a ceremony for the victims. at noon bells rang out another the notre dame cathedral in paris and people observed a moment of silence in honor of the 12 people killed in the brazen act of terror yesterday. last night all around the world vigils were held and demonstrators made it clear attacks like this will not silence free speech. the two gunmen wanted for yesterday's attack remain on the run at last check. there has been at least one sighting of them this morning at a gas station outside of paris. pam, we are keeping tabs on the ongoing pan manhunt and will keep you informed as new developments come into the newsroom. >> thank you. >>> well, we are looking into the latest developments from france throughout the day and we have a slide show of vigils and more held around the world on our website at ktvu.com. >>> well, flight attendants are suing united airlines trying to get their jobs back, stemming from graffiti found on a plane at the sfo airport.

david: look at bells ringing on wall street. i think we missed the final ring but trust me they rang. we have a lot of up arrows to talk about. all the indices we focus on are trading above a full percentage point. biggest winner is nasdaq and russell, small and mid-sized caps doing very well today, but the big industrials doing well. also the dow jones up 200. we have to remind you we had a lot of losses, 500 points to the negative side the past few days. so it is not enough to make up for that. but apparently the market likes what the fed said. the fed minutes came out, suggesting they're going to put off rates as long as is necessary. that may be quite a while. busy day right here. the president is about to speck. "after the bell" starts right now. david: we have a jam-packed show for you as we close out the day with the best rally of the year by the way. why the enthusiasm today? and why is the 10-year yield falling despite the rally? people are buying both stocks and bonds. we'll head back to the consumer electronics show in

we appreciate you coming on. 39 minutes before the closing bell rings.'re talking about frigid temperatures at the moment. what do we have as we look forward to one of the biggest football games around? freezing football prep, we go to jeff flock to prep us. >> reporter: no kidding, i'll tell ya, it is crazy out here, liz. i'm in the legendary lambeau field, and you think i'm cold? look at these guys, i've got a picture for you, look at these guys washing the windows in the sky boxes. it's -20 wind chill out here. we'll have the full report on the sunday game, ice bowl ii. stay tuned. if you're running a business, legalzoom has your back. over the last 10 years we've helped over one million business owners get started. visit us today for legal help u can count on, to start and run your business. legalzoom. legal help is here. ♪ ♪ liz: football fans braving frigid temperatures this weekend for what could be the second ice bowl of the century, right? green bay hosting the packers/cowboys game this sunday -- >> go, cowboys -- liz: no, no, getting lambeau fi

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[closing bell ringing]. >> a name like best buy was down 15%. liz: the bells ring on wall street. let's take a look and see how stocks finish up. not exactly the lows of the session but down 102 points for the dow. it is nasdaq which is blasting through the floor here because earlier today the low of the session was 66. in the last about 11 minutes came down 68 points for the moment. the russell also getting hurt to the tune of 21 points sliced off. david: "after the bell" starts right now. david: breaking down today's busy action. we have imperion wealth management's kimberly foss. who says don't be scared by the volatility. she will tell you who you to use it to your advantage. lance roberts tells us why he thinks low oil prices actually hurt the economy in the long run. mark sebastian from cme. get some specifics what happened with oil today. it did pop up. it looked like it found a floor. it was up over 50. what happened? it ended up down over 4%. >> yesterday's move was primarily a short squeeze on the back of one big order, is swept a lot of traders out. once oil kind of los

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. >> and the 30th annual national bell ringing ceremony the tapping of the liberty bell by chubby checkerrecord number of volunteers were rolling up their sleeves for 1800 service projects. at girard college, they were helping the needy and educating people on voting rights. >> dr. king was a champion of action. he was an enemy of empathy. >> and city hall as the back drop, many embraced it. >> now is the time to organize to down evolution, an evolution of our city. >> that large group on the mall made a list of demands and now planning to hold lawmakers accountable. over the next week or so they will meet with leaders at city hall, police headquarters and the capital in harrisburg. reporting for channel 6 news." >> thank you. >>> tonight we wereethodist church where the students and those from local churches came to honor dr. king's dream for america. the theme is the role of civil disobedience and law enforcement in society. >>> on 6abc.com find a look back at martin luther king, jr.'s life and legacy by photographs. and coverage of the activities around the area the ceremonies and serv

[bell ringing] >> reporter: people here is a they chose to live here for the public transportation but the same lines, carrying highly explosive crude oil that is another story for this family- friendly part of town. >> something goes wrong and there are houses here. >> reporter: this train in the region of north dakota did explode killing 47 people out in canada. >> why are we going out of the way to help the oil companies transport their crude. >> reporter: he does not want to see crude oil wind its way through bay area neighborhoods on its way to its final destination. >> not benefiting us, not lowering oil prices, not creating jobs. >> reporter: this real estate agent worries these trains could take a dent to a booming really market. >> a train can derail. so there is always an element of -- a danger there. >> the center for biological diversity says transporting crude on trains has jumped 4,000% in 7 years. all it takes is one accident to change a neighborhood. >> something can happen. something can explode. a spark, you know, there are dangers. >> reporter: in san jose, mark kell

. >> we have another bell ring because we have bucks county as well. >> phil adams out of bucks county, he lives in bensalem. >> he tweeted this photo. >> i don't know if we have that one yesterday. >> well, somers point, yeah beat out by mckenna. >> it is a race follow accounts. margate, they beat you. egg harbor township, atlantic, or is that ocean? i should know that. i think that is ocean. help me. sue. >> a atlantic county it is atlantic. >> that will get through too. >> yes. >> i still think it is mcken tweet us mcken a. >> okay. so jenny is still driving around and steve is in montgomery county. >> let's go north first and go to steve. are you picking snow flakes off the car. >> how about that, for french toast egg and milk batter new jersey today. do you like that idea. >> egg and milk batter township. let me lay a little knowledge on you. here's some trivia. french toast isn't french at all, did you know that. >> difficult not that. who invented french toast. >> here you go a guy name joseph friend inch albany, new york in 1724. >> what? >> how is that. >> he live up in that a

[closing bell ringing]. lori: the bells ring on wall street. adam: the dow closing down 324 points. hasn't settled yet. s&p down 37 points. nasdaq down 73 points. russell 2000 also down today. "after the bell" starts right now. lori: i about the way, quick mention, coca-cola was slightly hower as far as dow components go. much lower market a are you session. let's get into it with our market experts. joe keating, center stage bank. he says there is good opportunity to plate energy sector right now. brian pierce from hennessey fund will tell us how to profit from increased consumer spending a joining us phil flynn and dan stesich. dan, we begin with you. the oil continues to be story. >> absolutely right. the price of oil has been hit so hard but what i have to look at net effect what oil is going to do and i think in the long run i think it will be very good for the economy. right now a lot of people are a little bit scared not only of oil but stocks themselves. they're looking for the opportunity to take some profits of things they have had on over the course of the year. this give

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the bell ringing ceremony the tapping of the liberty bell by chucky checker.nd a record number of volunteers rolls up their sleeves for service projects. girard college, helping the needy and educating people on voting rights. >> dr. king was a champion of action and an enemy of apathy. >> and independence hall the back drop many embraced the legacy of action. >> and now is the time to organize. now is the time to revolution and evolution of our city. >> the large group on the mall made a list of demands and now plan to hold lawmakers accountable. organizers say over the next week or so they plan to meet with leaders at philadelphia city hall in harrisburg at the capital and also police headquarters. reporting live on the independence mall on phl17. >> thank you. >>> and in new jersey members of the church topped off the day of service with a private movie screening. the group gathered at the united artists, washington township to watch "selma" the movie about dr. martin luther king's mark. and volunteers across south jersey. >>> and more coming up over the ne

we investigate a new development, the new move designed to keep your pets safe. [ bell ringing ] >>> on wall street today, the dow lost 130 points on top of a 331-point drop yesterday. many traders see the continuing plunge in oil prices as a warning sign that the global economy is slowing. >>> the gadgets of tomorrow are here today. this is considered the most exciting week of the year for the tech world. >> the consumer electronics show, not just geeks and programmers, but regular people like all of us waiting to see these new gadgets. our business and tech reporter scott budman is in las vegas with a look at the next big thing. >> reporter: good evening. today all about cars and car technology. it's a huge and growing business, because if you think about it, there is a whole lot of gadgetry safety and convenience coming your way when you get behind the wheel. ♪ ♪ there are a ton of gadgets at ces that point to the future. but if you're biking today you're probably worried about cars and volvo has a helmet for that. it has gps and alerts you if a car is coming quickly. its technolo

but the protestants can't give the lord's prayer nobody can ring bells? >> nobody seems to have asked. i would predict to you that come a new administration in

hopefully when the opening bell rings we will get a bounce. ukee and erika. >>> i saw where apple reported record earnings yesterday. >> reporter: yeah, a a record holiday season for apple. the company sold 74.5 million iphones. that believe it or not comes out to more than 30,000iphones every sing is will hour around the clock. ceo tim cook says demand was quote staggering. if you have been waiting to get your hand on iwatch cook says it goes on sale in april. >> ukee and erika. >> in a couple years we will all bewaring them. >> more money indeed. >>> coming up after a short break traffic ape weather together and we will do it the on the three's. >>> right now, 4:53 with traffic and weather together, vittoria, good morning. >> good morning, everyone. if you are traveling out and about on the majo you won't notice any major delays. that is got news and this time of the day you usually don't have have any major delays. however, traveling on the majors in and out of the neighborhood be careful of black ice. i did run into that myself this mornin

today in tucson they mark the anniversary with this bell ringing ceremony. giffords was meeting with constituents at a shopping center when a gunman opened fire fire. >>> new information in a police shooting that sparked outrage. next what that is new video shows in the moments after police shot and killed a 12-year-old boy. kathy? >> our next disturbance brings a chance of snow for some come tomorrow morning but milder temperatures in its wake. we'll talk about how long that brief break from the cold will last coming up. >> and forget about the fashion. these pants could save you from identity theft or worse. we'll show you how they can help fight crime. >>> target is going small here in the big city. see how the chain store plans for philly when "eyewitness news" continu ♪ >>> caught on camera in new mexico a bus collides with a pickup truck. police say that that -- wow pick up ran a red light and the impact sent the bus kareening into a concrete structure. you see what happened to the driver there. he almost went right out the front window. both the drive

once that bell ring what's do you think teachers do at the end of the day?hey correct paper exams. they do a lot of planning, but not today. now, teachers here have been without a contract since june and this is their way of guesting not only the district's attention but parents as well. students left this elementary in union city at 2:05 this afternoon. shortly after the teachers followed. >> i you'vely stay here until 8 8:30 at night. basically a message to the administration we are serious. >> reporter: work to rule means teachers do no more than the minimum required by the rules of their contract. >> we won't be grading papers unless that can be done during the workday. >> our teachers have spoken loud and clear their primary concern is the health care funded first and thend talk about salary increases. >> reporter: teachers are concerned if health care costs skyrocket, the proposed salary increases won't be enough to cover them. the district acknowledges, this could potentially happen lop health care costs were sleetly lyslightly down last year. >> if t