the clerk will ring the bell. -- all opposed vote no. the clerk will ring the bell. [bell rings] 76 ayes and four nays, the motion is adopted. >> mr. speaker, i move that -- >> the chair recognizes mr. metcalf for a motion. >> i move the sergeant at arms or officer's of pointed by him send for all absentees -- officers appointed by him send for all absentees for the purpose of securing and maintaining their absence under warrant of arrest if necessary. >> cast your votes. the clerk will ring the bell. all members are voting. 76 ayes and four nays. the motion is adopted. members, a sergeant-at-arms and any officer appointed by him are directed to send for all absentees, whose attendance is not excused for the purpose of securing and maintaining their attendance under warrant of arrest, if necessary. while the house is under a call, under the rules, any member who wishes to leave the hall must get written permission from the speaker. please state your inquiry. >> the motion to adjourn or a motion for a call of the house and the motion incidental thereto should be in or

these other famous bells have heard about.ing in too, a rare privilege for a non—bavarian. first, i need the right outfit. and what is the point of these twigs? good? i look like a christmas tree. the headgear pales into insignificance once i realise i'll be lugging this 20kg bell around. so heavy, it's ridiculous! ok, so i'm taking this bell over here and i think this will be the bavarian people doing it as well. did you hear me coming by any chance? 0h! so you two are also taking part this year? yep. fantastic. how big a night is this for you? i think it's the biggest night of the year, something like this. yeah, nowhere else is something like this, and so, yeah, we're very proud of it, and we also want to take part of it. have you ever thought about wearing earplugs? yes, i have them! you have them! you have to. it's impossible without them. 0k. all right. i'll bear that in mind, that's really good advice. banging on bells ijoin the rest of the team as we head towards the town centre. nothing could have prepared me for the

the clerk will ring the bell. [bell dinging] mr. metcalf voting aye. [gavel banging] 76 ayes, 4 nays. the motion is adopted. >> mr. speaker, i move that -- >> we recognize mr. metcalf for a motion. >> thank you. i move the sergeant at arm's where officers are appointed by him -- [indiscernible] -- under warrant of arrest if necessary. >> the clerk will ring the bell. [bell dinging] all members voting. [gavel banging] 76 ayes, 4 nays. the motion is adopted. members, the sergeant at arms and any officers appointed by him are dissent for absentees whose attendance is not excused for the purpose of maintaining attendance. under warrant of arrest if necessary. members, while the house is under call any member who wishes to leave the hall must have the written permission of the speaker. what purpose? >> for inquiry. >> state your inquiry. >> motion to adjourn or call of the house and the motion incidental shall be in order is that correct? >> that is correct. >> parliamentary inquiry. >> state your inquiry. >> securing a quorum after the house is ordered is

[bell dings] >> all members have voted. there are 80 ayes. 0 nays. the motion fails for lack of quorum. >> i raise a point of order against transaction of further business. a quorum is not present as reflected from the votes just taken. >> the quorum is not present. the point of order is sustained. mr. metcalf for a motion. >> mr. speaker, i move a call of the house to consider the following measures. i will submit it for consideration on his july 7 proclamation. >> mr. metcalf moves a call of order submitted for consideration by the governor in his july 7 federal proclamation. are there any seconds. >> 15 seconds. the clerk will ring the bell. mr. metcalf voting eye. -- voting aye. [bell dings] >> all members have voted. [gavel bangs] the motion is adopted. >> mr. speaker, i move that [inaudible] >> the chair recognizes mr. metcalf for emotion. >> mr. speaker, i move that the sergeant at arms or officers appointed by him sent for all absentees whose inattendance is not excused under force of the word is necessary. >> any second? we will vote. all me

. >>> "closing bell" is going to start right about now. see you tomorrow. >>> thank you, kelly and tyler welcome to "closing bell." i'm sara eisen could be another record-breaking for stocks any gain will be a record close. >> and i'm carl quintanilla in for wilfred frost. >> housing stocks under pressure at june new home sales miss expectations and come in at the lowest monthly level since april of 2020. and tesla, we'll get earnings from that company after the bell. >>> coming up, bernstein ace toni sacconaghi is here, all bick-tech heavy weights, and he'll talk about what he's focused on >>> the ceo of intercontinental hotels will join us in a "closing bell" exclusive >>> mike santoli is tracking the market action. kate rooney has a closer look at what's driving this pop in bitcoin today. >> carl, market holding near the highs, pivot on balance. it's a familiar story, certainly not an all-inclusive rally, but plenty to get a new report also up pretty significantly, the u.s. open has been a pretty good bid for risk assets recently also,

. >>> plus, it is july 20th, does the date ring a bell? the space and science center shows off its new exhibit. we'll have a preview before it opens to the public. >>> coming up all new at 6:00, some tech workers not returning to the office as soon as they thought. is another rise in covid cases causing one company to change course? >>> the family of a missing berkeley runners as they are expandin if there were a button that would help you use less energy, breathe cleaner air, and even take on climate change... would you press it? >>> the national association of realtors does show that in may home sales fell for the fourth month in a row. >>> taco bell lovers, you may have to wait a little longer for some of your favorite dishes. the fast food chain has joined a list of companies affected by a recent global ingredient shortage. reporter michelle shealy has the story. >> we've got soft tacos, crunchy tacos. >> reporter: taco bell lovers are always hungry for anything that crunches. >> cheesy fiesta potatoes, everything. we are all good. >>

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commissioner bell, please. >> commissioner bell: thank you. this is my first time reading one of these. i don't have last year's as a point of reference. i thought it was extremely comprehensive, but as we were reading it -- as i was reading it, i was wondering who the audience was and i was begging for pie charts and graphics to show some of that. i think the comments by my colleagues are right on point and it just seems like those percentage numbers that we are such a graphically oriented population these days, that some of that stuff was just calling out for some kind of graphics to demonstrate what it was. i join my colleagues and what they suggested but i do want to say, it is very comprehensive. if you read it, you really got a sense of what happened during the year. job well done but i think if we could show some pictures, i think it would be helpful. >> chair ambrose: absolutely. all right, thank you for that. and with that -- >> i'm sorry i wanted to add one thing. an additional thought if i may. to the point that we are -- you made e

a bit higher still on the week gold and silver getting a bit of a bounce today [ bell ringing ] >>> the dow is just shy by a handful of points off a record close -- my apologies. a trifecta of record closes. >> it gets more and more exciting here on the floor people are back and so are the fireworks. >>> welcome, everyone, to "closing bell. i'm sara eisen here with wilfred frost. a triple record close, dow and s&p and nasdaq we haven't seen a record close for the dow since early may, but we got it. you can really thank technology.

welcome to the cl"closing bell" people ringing the bell after pandemic lockdown.third of 1%. all three indices come to be high for the week. monday feels like a long time ago. after the bell earnings are going to take center stage, intel, twitter and snap set to report results we'll have instant analysis of those numbers coming up. stephanie is with us mike, we already mentioned that ecb point that debt in the first hour of the show just kind of pull back that spike in yields, the bounce back in yields you've seen in the last couple of days. >> did it. so maybe a little bit of kind of static messaging out of the bond market one consistency, though, is it did have the cyclical stocks take a back seat they lost southeast bid the they had over the last couple of days not a big change i feel when we're in the 125 stone, we've been here for a couple of weeks. just like on the upside. we make the case that stocks at each level need to make their own piece at that level. no financial stress erupts similar on the down side you don't want to see yields compressed the marke

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"closing bell" right now >>> thank you, kelly and tyler welcome to "closing bell." i'm sara eisen, stocks rallying today after the dow posted the worst day of the year, erasing almost all of yesterday's losses. >> let's look at what is driving the action today yields bouncing off recent lows, helping financials a mixed picture on housing, with starts increasing, but building permits hitting an eight-month low. staples are the laggards today philip morris dragging that sector lower >>> also coming up on the show, jared bernstein at the white house joins us to discuss the rise of the delta variant and its impact and potential impact on economic growth >>> plus we are gearing up for a big hour of earnings netflix, united airlines, interactive interiors and chi chipotle we'll have the ceo minutes after they cross. >>> mine santoli is tracking the market action, and jared bernstein sitting there waiting to discuss the economic impact of rising covid cases. jared, good to see you, but mike, you first. >> an almost perfect round trip right now. we have come back up with to

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." >>> "closing bell" starts right now. >> yes, it does. >>> welcome to "closing bell." i'm wilfred frost, stock kickses off shall shortened week. >> i'm courtney reagan in for sara eisen oil drops after opec-plus talks broke down this weekend. still strong overall after hitting a new record of 64% in may chinese stocks are getting hit ar didi is said to pose a cyber security risks >>>. it's now making a move into the art world, the ceo will join us to talk about it >>> bradley tusk will be here to talk about the potential imbalance of chinese companies looking to go public here. >>> mike santoli is tracking the market action, and deirdre bosa has more details on the chinese crackdown on didi. >> a bit of a wobble, but the market running pretty shot second straight gains, also coming off of five straight quarters of 5% gain. so running a bit hose. it's in those cyclical and reflation type of stocks when you have support for megacap growth another thing that was tex book is all we did at the lows of the day is essentially go back to undo friday's rally after it came from

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"closing bell" starts -- when does it start, kelly >> right now. >>> welcome to "closing bell."erperformer today. >> i'm david faber in for wilfred frost. tech is getting hit the hardest. there we go. alab

history professor richard bell talks about the declaration of independence its origins purpose and global significance during and after the american revolution. in one hour and 55 minutes historians discuss the lives of loyalists native americans and african americans in the aftermath of the july 4th 1776 declaration of independence. i was trained as an artist in the arctic academy of prague. after completing my schooling i worked for several years at an artist an animator for czechoslovakian films. and then the russians invaded my country. and now i am political refugee in the united states. my first job in this country was as an animator a troll of cartoons. and my first assignment was to make a film about the american flag because it was thought that i might bring fresh vision to a familiar site. here in this room. i began my work. i would take me back in time and place to that late four day when i arrived in new york city. to leave one life and come into another creates a moment of abrupt break. 101 bridge early for pittsburgh behind you is the iron curtain you've broken through the l

"closing bell" starts right now. >>> thank you, and welcome to "closing bell. i'm sara eisen market another red hot inflation number the major averages slightly higher as we head into the close. small caps are sharply lower >> wilfred frost earnings are front and center once again, more big banks reported results today the financials among the weakest sector with bank of america seeing a sizeable pullback we'll speak with brian moynihan in a moment. fed chair powell saying inflation will remain elevated likely in the coming months before then moderating shares of apple jumped to a record on a report it wants to boost production of its next iphone by about 20%. 59 minutes left to go in today's session. energy is seeing the biggest declines >>> a number of big names on today's show coming up, arc invest cathie woods talks about her investment in a fintech company taking on the likes of robin hood and latest thoughts on portfolio companies and new warning about chinese stocks and whether she'll continue to sell some of hers >>> let's get to one of today's biggest

and welcome to closing bell. i'm sara eisen at the new york stock exchange we'll see if we can get a record close as well. i'm courtney reagan in today for willfried frost. the ten-year yield hitting 1.29% its lowest level since february. the fed minutes out last hour showed officials at the last meeting discussed when the central bank might start scaling back bond purchases and energy another big driver, getting crushed once again, the worst performing sector on the s&p 500. >> coming up on the show, noted tech investor dan niles is here with his take on the market and the names he is adding to his portfolio right now, plus we're heading out to sun valley where the biggest names in media and entertainment are gathering and we'll talk to linkedin co-founder reid hoffman about the trends he sees in the industry and let's focus in on the big stories that we're watching today to get us started. mark santoli is tracking the market action and ylan mui has the latest >> the s&p 500 got an extra push to the upside after

and was on to bell, he had no respect for him, bell's ideology was considered fringe at the time, nowand others. in anti-american, anticapitalism, pro marxist ideology. if you don't believe it, read it. now they are playing games with propaganda in media. this is what republicans are doing, they don't' to teach slavery, the republicans eliminated slavery. pete: the names like marcus and bell, most never heard of them, myself included, you talk about how they are happy to be in the background. and they interthe classrooms, and -- enter the classrooms, do they just have an understanding threw in army we call it a train the trainer approach, but you train the next generation, they go further with it. you recede to the background, is their plan to go from university level down, and use your openness and tolerance as a society against us? >> for some of them. the faculty in these universities are insistious, i are responsible for hiring each other and a book i wrote, plungd plunder and deceit. they go back and hire people they know from the same universities, you get to the propaganda and

[ bell sound ] [ cheers and applause ♪ >> jimmy: that's good.nd me >> jimmy: oh, yeah oh, i can come back. >> here. >> jimmy: oh, no problem i got this one let's show my next clip. >> okay. >> jimmy: and i'll just guess it right now here we go >> gross >> jimmy: i got this it's "howard the duck. >> does this make it easier? >> jimmy: that is "howard the duck," because howard the duck is a marvel character. i know that. it was -- i think it was a a george lucas movie at one point, "howard the duck. it did not work, but it is in the marvel thing, and so they threw it in the end of -- either "guardians of the galaxy" 1 or 2 [ bell sound ] [ cheers and applause >> there you go. ♪ >> jimmy: just take it just take it and walk away from the vehicle. they said "yes." >> it felt -- it felt to me like you may have said two movies there >> jimmy: it's all right it doesn't matter what i said. the judges gave a ding and once they give the ding, you're allowed to sing. you know what i'm saying now, here we go, this is the final round. okay and this one is wor

and i also like to sleep past 8 on my days off and now the bell is silent. and chris lives in the large rectory and his girlfriend. ah, he's doing one of the many rooms into addressing and exercise room. ah, i really enjoy experimenting with clothes, shoes, to tell you, but i should be on the phone. what totally surprised me when we started here was that i thought we'd get into trouble for things all the time in church was almost nobody cares what really got people worked up were our cat. i got calls from all over germany about wearing caps during service in the emitter, and i have to admit that was the rebel and me the 10th because frankly, i don't understand that kind of superficiality, that kind of challenge. now, god doesn't care what we were in church. who said just to be ourselves, you don't know what the issue is. nice. i wouldn't say i'm vain. for me, vanity is when you need others to notice you feel as if you exec and i did that a lot in school and fell flat on my face to top of mine and we moved many times. and so, and for my classmates, i was alwa

we are in the closing bell market zone.ction going into the close. mike santoli here to break down the crucial moments of the trading day. today we've also got ritholtz's josh brown back as well. we'll kick it off with the broader market major averages moving in different directions the s&p 500 and nasdaq higher today for the sixth time inthe last seven sessions while the dow is trading in the red. importantly, mike, the nasdaq is rebounding from yesterday's slide where it was the worst day for the nasdaq in a few months still seeing pain from apple microsoft is flat. google higher. >> it's a google, amd, facebook story. really small caps kind of stealing the show today. up close to 2% at least at one point. so, yeah, i think the message from powell to say, things are on track but not in any hurry to alter things is being absorbed okay doesn't give you a lot of incremental information at first. the treasury market seemed to say this might be tilted hawkish, but, no it wasn't. he's taking advantage of the fact there's no dot

kind of like a - >> hi, bell. >> everybody rings their bell.ghter ] [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: can you imagine everyone bringing bells to the concert? ding-a-ling-a-ling >> kind of cute though >> yeah, still nice to hear. >> jimmy: makes for a good christmas song [ laughter ] jimin, when you guys were deciding on stage names, is it true you almost decided to go with baby j? >> yeah. >> jimmy: what else was in the running? [ speaking foreign language >> hi, i'm baby j. [ speaking foreign language >> yeah. >> jimmy: yeah well, if you decide to make it longer, you can go with jimin fallon jimin fallon [ speaking foreign language >> jimmy: thank you. that's perfect that's what we all -- that's the goal of this whole thing all these years, that's the goal >> i am jimmy fallon [ laughter ] >> yeah. why not? why not? >> jimmy: v. v, is it true that you never actually intended on auditioning for bts. you just went to the audition to support your friend >> swag. >> true. yes. >> jimmy: what happened to your friend [ speaking foreign language [ laug

[closing bell rings] but at the moment we're kicking off the week in the green.e have tesla earnings on deck. we'll see you tomorrow. ♪. larry: hello, everyone, welcome back to "kudlow." i'm larry kudlow. so as we know last friday the communist government of china put out a new list of sanctioned americans, presumably in response to the biden state department's warning for u.s. companies about emerging risks in conducting business with china. now as i have said before when the bidens do something good we praise them and this business and investment warning is a good thing. and by the way it continues the

kristen bell is here, tonight. [ cheers and applause >> steve: woah >> jimmy: i love kristen bell. new apple tv plus series, "lisey's story," dane dehaan is here. [ cheers and applause and we got great music from migos! [ cheers and applause "culture iii." i have, right here, this -- i kept a piece of confetti from last night's -- we did a bit last night, "broadway's back," with some of - lin-manuel miranda [ cheers and applause >> steve: beautiful. >> jimmy: and it was so much fu it was amazing that we -- that we pulled it off but, i mean, so many things could go wrong with that piece, 'cause it's one continuous shot, and is, you know, nine performers, and they're all pros so -- but right before we were about to do the bit -- anyways -- i don't know how to tell the story i end the bit -- i thought we were in commercial break after it was done i was like, "confetti, confetti. i was just yelling it, and i go, "confetti means something. here's why i said it so, two reasons. one, confetti means there's a party, i guess i tried to make it work after the fact >> steve: yeah, yeah >> jim

liberty. ♪ >>> welcome back to "closing bell."date. >> hi, sarah from the news on cnbc. child tax credits averaging more than $400 a month going to millions of parents starting today. estimated to cost $120 billion a year, it's one of america's largest antipoverty programs in decades. president biden said he wants to make the aid permanent but many republicans argue that would discourage work and feed long-term poverty. >>> the death toll now more than 50 from massive flooding in germany and belgium. dozens are still reported missing as hundreds of german army troops help clear debris from city streets evacuations have now stretched into the netherlands. >>> the head of security at haiti's presidential political analyst -- palace has been taken into custody this as a report indicates some former colombian soldiers in the plot got training from the u.s. military we'll talk to a professor who took part in meetings with the man organizing the assassination itself >>> still ahead on "closing bell," it's game on for netflix as the stre

. >> and "closing bell" starts right now. >>> two hours ahead of us. oh, well, welcome to -- >> you're taking off early. >> in fact, we need to discuss washington at 4:55 >> here on the show. >>> for now, welcome to "closing bell." stocks are higher following the june jobs, with the s&p 500 on tract, you guessed it, for another report close. >> happy friday. i'm sara eisen the june jobs report topping expectations versus estimates of just over 700,000. the unemployment rate did tick up to 5.9% megataps like apple, microsoft, salesforce, and small caps are lagging today, on pace to close lower by an -- around 1%, while the major averaging are firmly in the green on record close watch, as wilfred said, for the seventh day in a row. >>> coming up today, scott black joins us with two picks he likes for the second half of the year, including what he calls an obscure infrastructure play. >>> plus tesla delivering more than 200,000 vehicles in the quarter for the first time >> i knew that that was just wrong in all languages. >> let's focus in on the big stor

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"closing bell" starts -- when does it start, kelly >> right now. >>> welcome to "closing bell." the nasdaq is the big underperformer today. >> i'm david faber in for wilfred frost. tech is getting hit the hardest. there we go. alphabet, microsoft, all down at least 1%, this ahead of earnings we're going to be getting them after the bell intel and salesforce are the biggest drag and worry about china's crackdown continue to be felt in the market today, particularly, of course, the fx side june durable goods were out this morning. they also came in below estimates. >> we are one hour away from a parade of earning after the bell we have results, you picked a good day to join us. >> i did very exciting. >> we have an all-star panel for instant reaction and break down the numbers. plus, we will get records from mondaleze. mike santoli and frfrank hollan with us. >> a comeback started around 2:00 p.m. eastern time, really a tenacious bid in this market it was led by the nasdaq lower we actually have come back it did kind of go back and kind of check the area of the chart that preceded

welcome to "closing bell."reagan in for sara eisen, along with wilfred frost and mike santoli automatic major indices closed lower. the s&p 500 down by 37, and the nasdaq off by 105. the russell 2000 also in the red by about a percent coming up. mohammed el-erian on new concern about global growth, and is today's pullback an indicator. stephanie link from hightower is still with us, megan shue is joining the conversation it did not end up being a rush to the down side amazon up another 1% even though it seemed like most of the damage had preliminarily been done in the cyclical areas. they were proust primed to bounce it was still the run that were trying to minimize the damage here most things bent, but didn't break. oil was down earlier, it ends up flat i don't think anyone will say it's a genuine change of tone, but we're heading into headwinds, up a lot for the year, so nobody should be surprised we get a shakeout. >> amazon having a strong week what's happening >> i think everyone has the faith that the sid

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all eyes now turn to another big hour of earnings after the bell.t, gilead, t mobile. says those numbers are out, sand t-mobile's ceo will break down the results, joining us in a few moments. stephanie link from hightower are still with we've joined by phone by tiffany mcghee another strong day reached report highs, and even though a disappointing headline number, and still elevated jobless claims. >> disappointment on gdp to actually create a bounce in the cyclical stocks today. it seems as if we keep rotating around and yet the rest of the market takes up the slack momentum not impressive, under the surface, a lot ofstocks being left by the wayside, but overall the market keeping clicking in the right direction. everyone knows august is coming, august can be tough, but the market is really not fazed by it yet. >> amazon is do you 4.3% after hours. it just came out with earnings it looks like a revenue miss, which we will tackle in a moment stef >> it's all 5g, it's all cloud, retail, e-commerce, its data center, ai, internet of things, and end mar

welcome to "closing bell." i am sara eisen. stocks are mostly higher the dow climbing back from a triple digit loss at the open. any close in the green for the major averages would be a record >> wilfred frost is not here >> it's not because of the game. he was scheduled to be off he was sad >> he was already planning to be off. we're feeling for our buddy today. let's look at what's driving the action today financials leading the charge. they are the top s&p sector. kicking off earnings season tomorrow morning disney helping lift the dow after its "black widow" film and more pain for chinese tech shares of didi making another move lower as the crackdown widens to other companies. more on that in a moment we have 59 minutes left to go in the session. >>> coming up, value investor bill nygren joins us including the faang names he finds attractive at current levels interesting for a hvalue investor senior banking analyst mike mayo with just a few hours to go until the first wave of earnings reports. >>> let's get straight to the

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welcome back to "closing bell. the dow falling 148 points on the session. it looks like a little profit taking toward the end of the month after overall a good month. caller pillar, boeing, goldman sachs and disney the s&p 500 giving back half a person today, what worked? amazon is a big part of that story. and also closed shatterly lower. kind of a mixed day for tech you did see a performance with apple, comcast also going strong the russell actually fell, while the nasdaq, s&p 500 and the dow gained so something to talk about, some underperformance lately of the small caps after they had been strong coming up this hour, noted investor dan niles on whether some have gotten too high. and later, u.s. general dr. have i vivak murthy listen to what he says which i think will be highly likely it's going -- you know, it might be a good time to take risks off the table, and save some dry powder for the possible we could see a severe correction here in the summer >> courtney gibson from luke capital ton and stephf jablons

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