stephanie explains why in gilroy, the bell is going up. >> reporter: a 1906 mission bell. an incredibly common sight across california. historical societies say they mark the his tore call route that connected our state's missions and camino real. for many, they're a reminder of dark times in california history. >> the mission bell represents the destruction and domination of many, many california tribes. >> reporter: these sentiments have brought down bells from santa cruz to san diego. two years ago, gilroy's art commission and the city council approved placing this bell downtown to honor the city's 150th anniversary. a tribe says they only learned this was happening a few months ago, so they wrote a letter urging them to reconsider. >> it represented the death of 100,000 to 150,000 indians that were taken to the missions. and the city council did not reply. >> reporter: today the bell went up. this right here is monterey road, or el camino real. as you can see, the bell was placed just a few feet away from this historical route. and in an area that also features informa

zack went as spoke with with who want the city to do away with the bell. >> mission bells have been seen around the area for more than 100 years, long before they lined the highway, the chair of the tribal band, say they were used to order oppressed native people around. >> if they didn't follow the bell, they would punish them. oftentimes that was with a whip. the bells represent brutal control and domination of indigenous people. >> the dark history has been brought to headlines recently. in 2019 one was removed from uc santa cruz. the city of gilroy plans to install a new replica bell near this busy street. a poll is up. it is set to be installed. it was a gift of the city to celebrate the 150th anniversary. last week but dozens spoke in person at the council meeting and emailed asking the bell not be put up. >> this is a great example of a gift that doesn't mean the same to everybody. >> a gilroy city councilman was not on the council when the bell was improved and voted to put the bell back in the agenda. if they weren't outvoted, the issue could have been revisited. >> this has not

richard bell. dr. bell has presented many outstanding programs on topics relating to early american history and the american revolutionary period over the course of the past several years dr. bell is professor of history at the university of maryland. he holds a b.a. from the university of cambridge and a ph.d. from harvard. he has won more than a dozen teaching awards including the 2017 -- [inaudible] of maryland board of regents' faculty award for excellence in teaching which is the highest honor for teaching faculty in the maryland state system. in addition, he has held major research fellowships at yale, cambridge and the library of congress and is the recipient of a 2018 national endowment of the humanities public scholar awards and the 2021 andrew carnegie fellowship. he is author of the book "stolen." and this book was a finalist for the 2020 george washington prize and the 2020 harriet tubman prize. dr. bell is a trustee of the maryland center for history and culture and a fellow of the royal h

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"closing bell" starts right now. >>> thank you. welcome to "closing bell." i i'm wilfred frost at new york stock exchange as we were just discussing there sliding off the session highs. >> welcome, everyone i'm sara eisen let's look at what's driving the action tech stocks see a rebound after a brutal start to the year tesla, microsoft, airbnb among the winners today. c china cut key interest rates travelers and american airlines with more results after the bell >>> we have a big lineup coming your way treasure secretary janet yellen will join us to talk about the economy as the biden administration marks one year in officer. you don't wanted to miss that live interview joo plus the ceo of csignet jewelers. after the bell the first faang stock to report results. results from netflix when they hit the tape. >>> let's focus on the big stories to watch this hour mike santoli tracking the market mark mobius with us. mike, start with the move and the rebound we are seeing. >> it is kind 0 of a minimally acceptable rebound from a level everybody was watching we lo

. >> "closing bell" starts right now. >>> welcome to "closing bell." i'm wilfred frost. a short trading week off to a painful start. the nasdaq down 1.8% heading into the final hour of trade. >> dow down 400. i'm sara eisen let's look at when's driving the action in the final hour of trade. the 10-year well above 1.8%, highest level in two years putting serious pressure on tech with chips in particular falling. goldman sachs weighing on the dow after earnings missed estimates. activision is a winner surging after microsoft said it would buy it for nearly $79 billion. >>> we'll be all over the market sell-off into the close and beyond and coming up two key executives in the financial space react to earnings. hearing from the ceo of charles schwab and interactive brokers chairman thomas peterffy >> both good reads we are watching the big story just mike santoli tracking the market sell-off. wilfred with goldman sachs's earnings miss and joining us is an analyst from rbc and light shed mike, the market action. what are you watching? >> broad weakness today but orderly order

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we'll have to see what happens with the closing bell. >> closing bell, did someone say closing bell >> thanks for watching pl "power lunch. "closing bell" starts now. >> i'm wilfred frost more agony for the bulls following the worst week for stocks since 2020, but the major averages, as kelly and tyler were saying, off their lows as investors weigh geopolitical tensions, earnings, and the fed. >> welcome, everyone i'm sara eisen let's look at what's driving the action in this final hour. technology, once again, seeing heavy selling pressure, even as treasury yields dip today. the nasdaq is now down 14% on the year with names like airbnb, netflix, and tesla among the hardest hit today. bitcoin making a turnaround after touching the lowest levels since july many crypto related equities remain in the red. energy losing a chunk of big gains this year as oil pulls back we have every sector lower right now as jim cramer noted this morning, the final minutes of the session have been quite a roller coaster lately. >> any time you buy anything in the last half hour, you're obliterated, and i d

see you on tuesday "closing bell" starts now. >>> happy friday welcome to "closing bell." i'm sara eisen the market lower today and the nasdaq is bouncing back. just on the flat line right now. major averages on paces for the losses for the week. >> good afternoon. i'm wilfred frost. a mixed picture on earnings as big bank results get under way retail sales missing ers mates falling 4.9% in september versus a drop of 0.1% energy surge continue just the sector leading today this week, as well and the month. up 15% in 2022 >>> ahead on today' show, talking to wells fargo cfo about the earnings report as the name is boosted and others pull back. fundstrat tom lee will join us on the volatility and whether he sticks by the prediction for nasdaq to hit 5,000 in january watching this final hour, mike santoli tracking the market action wilfred with the bank earnings and i'll talk about the hawkish fed commentary moving markets. mike, what are you watching? >> it is pretty unsteady i would say. low con vviction. the selling never got out of hand a few levels is monday low from thi

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"closing bell" starts right now. ♪ >>> thank you welcome to "closing bell."'m sara eisen first trading day of 2022. both stocks and treasury yields higher nasdaq and small caps in the lead heading into the final hour of trade. >> i'm wilfred frost happy new year to you. tesla the standout after fourth quarter deliveries trounced estimates. reopening stocks like airlines, tsunamis and cruises popping despite omicron cases. 59 minutes left of the session, sara. >> near the best levels. 200 points higher on the dow luke ventures gene munster said two mega caps will duel this year he'll have naughts on apple. shining the light on the forten 40 jon thain boyar with a list of you be loved stocks to tell us the picks and favorites in a bit. >> let's get straight to the big stories. mike santoli is tracking the market action. josh lipton with the apple milestone and a guest to start us off up over a percent on the nasdaq. >> s&p 500 up. big winners near the open. microsoft is a drag on the index. a huge faang and winner last year seeing basically is migrating back up

and was on to bell, he had no respect for him, bell's ideology was considered fringe at the time, now our elementary school students and 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

what do you think happens tomorrow when we hear that opening bell?ing into the close. i think a lot of rational investors have come into the market, are really deciding that they want to be in this market. they believe that even though the fed is going to be cautionary going forward that we still have really low interest rates and a strong economy moving forward. so i think, even though there will be a lot of volatility going in to the second half of this year, given the midterms, i think we're going to be buyers. liz: okay. >> on any weakness going forward. liz: well, if you bought on weakness you are smiling today. [closing bell rings] stephanie, john, thank you for your perspective that has to be one of the most epic days. not so much there is all this green on the screen. every major index -- nasdaq closing up -- ♪ larry: hello, everyone, welcome to larry kudlow. i'm larry kudlow. almost immediately following president biden's blundering news conference last wednesday a near perfect storm has descended. stock markets were selling off in the worst

later on "closing bell." ckn stwoines as a business owner, your bottom line is always top of mind. so start saving by switching to the mobile service designed for small business: comcast business mobile. flexible data plans mean you can get unlimited data or pay by the gig. all on the most reliable nationwide network. with no line activation fees or term contracts... saving you up to $500 a year. and it's only available to comcast business internet customers. so boost your bottom line by switching today. comcast business: powering possibilities. >>> shares of microsoft lower, but only down 2.7% now was down briefly 5% in after hours trade. both top and bottom line were beats. let's bring in brent phil. brent, your take >> it was not what they wanted this is not good for tech. certainly is the smallest beat we have seen in microsoft for a while, so they have been averaging 330 basis point beat, and they beat by 200 so beat is lower than anticipated. and if you look at the intelligent cloud business and product

we are now in the closing bell "market zone."kets commentator mike santoli is here to break down these crucial moments of the trading day. and today we've got ritholtz management ceo josh brown. stocks are trimming their early gains, though we are still higher to finish out the session. the dow has gone back into positive territory russell 2000 underperforming it's the third day in the row where the nasdaq is jumping higher than the rest of the market is it all clear for tech stocks after that very turbulent start to the year? >> i think it's a pendulum swing. they were the big victims in the first week of the year microsoft came in to today, 10% off its high when the overall market so i think that's the dynamic here slightly defensive kind of, i would say, low conviction trading today. but the s&p is up 3% from the midday low on monday so, that's not terrible even if we are at the top of this old range. >> josh, have you been impressed by the way the market has stabilized and taken in stride all these rising rates >> no. i think

taco bell tested the program in arizona last year and saw the rewards program grow by 20%.hoose from seven tacos. anne-marie? >> i -- i don't know what to make of it. i do like -- i love me some tacos. >> right. >> but every single day, i don't know. >> i know. same. i'm like, okay, you got taco bell every once in a while. but every day? it's a lot. taco tuesday? >> i like to be a treat. it does make tuesdays better. diane king hall at the -- in new york. diane, have a great weekend. >> you, too. >>> all right. still ahead, hitting the brakes on carpool karaoke. where james corden, the host of "the late late show," will be off the air for a few days. few. ♪ dry eye symptoms keep driving you crazy? inflammation in your eye might be to blame. let's kick ken's ache and burn into gear! over the counter eye drops typically work by lubricating your eyes and may provide temporary relief. those drops will probably pass right by me. xiidra works differently, targeting inflammation that can cause dry eye disease. what's that? xiidra? no! it can provide lasting relief. xiidra is the o

"closing bell" starts right now. . >> here we go again. thank you, kelly and tyler welcome to "closing bell." i'm sara eisen the wild swings keep coming. the major averages trading in another wide range today, giving up substantial earlier gains nasdaq down more than 1% as we head into the close. >> and i'm wilfred frost good afternoon let let's have a look at what's driving the action tesla and dow inc. on the back of their results some strong data coming in fourth quarter gdp trouncing estimates with a 6.9% print, and weekly jobless claims ticked lower. netflix is among the biggest s&p 500 winners after bill ackman revealed a major new stake in the company, more on that ahead. 59 minutes left to go in the session. down sharply, sara >> coming up on today's show, apple headlining one of the most important afternoons in all of earnings season. we have it an all-star panel ready to break down the numbers as soon as they come out plus, we'll get results from robinhood, visa, and mondelez among others, and we'll talk exclusively with mondelez

so what was the potential impacts of bells and rows of this? well, the border is nearly 1800 kilometer long with between china and cause exxon. in many ways china has been delta funny, geopolitical hound. it's got so many borders in the region and bells and road is part of a way of obviously spreading chinese influence within those bordering countries and beyond. but also in as far as it can in ensuring economic stability in those places. or ensuring that it can have, it can be influence in those bordering countries. and i visited course also a few years ago, which is one of the towns on the border between complex down in china. and it's amazing to see just how much trade goes through there and how much is going back and forth this far as europe on trains on freight. so this is a key part of chinese belgian roads initiative and it's going to do everything to make sure it keeps particularly the closest neighbors like target start like help like spam and the other neighbors that can keep them as close as possible and as closely matched the bells

and this week, a spokesman denounced bell's documentary, saying in part, "let's talk about bill cosbysby has spent more than 50 years standing with the excluded, made it possible for some to be included, standing with the disenfranchised. mr. cosby vehemently denies all allegations waged against him. he wants our nation to be what it proclaims itself to be: a democracy." there are people, of course, who still support him, who still believe him. >> right. >> brown: you have no doubts? >> i have no doubts. and i'm hearing from those people on all my social media platrms. >> brown: and what do you say to them? >> i think i'm engaging with it, in saying-- talking to them through this project. i feel that a lot of people who are going to hate this, will never watch it, which i understand. but i think, if you watch it, you'll see that-- i think there's worry that i'm destroying his legacy. and i think this is the way you can actually approach the legacy of his good work, so you have the whole conversation. >> brown: bell makes clear this >> the reality is, is he needed to go to prison. he's

looks down and the other neighbors that can keep them as close as possible and closely matched the bells and wrote initiative. okay, clifford can, and thank you very much to bring us up to date on that. clearly a lot of potential knock on effects for china, from situation and has extended the moment next, the blame game has begun. after 2 german shipyards declared bankruptcy this week, they declared themselves himself and after their hong kong owners failed to reach a financing deal with germany's government. every enormous uncertainty for the size, thousands of employees and the project projects they're leaving unfinished. the global dream has room for almost $10000.00 passengers, but it's a dream that might never come true malaysian owner again. ting was set to spend 1500000000 euros on the ship, which is 3 quarters built, but now canteen can't service it sloane earlier. this week, m, foul belton, the german shipyard building, the global dream, filed for bankruptcy to the shock of its 2000 employees. the pandemic has up ended the truce ship industry, with implications for the entire ho

"closing bell" starts right now. ♪ >>> happy friday welcome to "closing bell."'m sara eisen we are closing out a wild first week of 2022 with more red than green on the screen. nasdaq pacing for a 4% drop on the week but the dow is higher heading boo the final hour of trade. >> good afternoon. i'm wilfred frost. have a look at what's driving the action today a mixed report from the jobs number missed estimates but the unemployment rate fell to 3.9% treasury yields popped that's putting pressure again on tech chip names hit hard today an encrypto seeing losses bitcoin falling. down 9% to start the year. >> coming up on today's show we'll talk about the brutal week for bitcoin with head of crypto and fintech investments at jump crypto we'll ask gerard cassidy whether this is a breakout year for the banks ahead of earnings. >> let's hit the big stories including the market action. mike santoli is tracking that and jeff sherman mike, with the big picture of the markets which is just recovered in the last half an hour or so a negative week overall. >> definitely stil

"closing bell" right now >>> thank you. welcome to "closing bell." i'm wilfred frost at the new york stock exchange. it's a tale of two markets the dow and s&p 500 setting record highs, the nasdaq sharply in the red >> welcome, i'm sara eisen let's look at what is driving the action in the final hour yields on the move again the ten-year note yield approaching 1.7% that's pressuring tech stocks with chips and chinese internet seeing the most pain covid cases exploding in america. the u.s. reporting a single day record monday of more than 1 million cases. some of those may have been due to reporting delays over the weekend. >>> and energy is the top performing sector once again today as oil moved higher following opec's meeting nasdaq down more than 1.5% dow on track for a record close. >> s&p 500 is nearly positive again, just rounding back in the last 15, 20 minutes. coming up today, youssef squali will weigh in on the nasdaq selloff. plus rbc's helima croft will talk about the strong start for energy and what she makes of today's opec meeting >>> l

"closing bell" starts right about now. ♪ >>> thank you so much. welcome to "closing bell."'m wilfred frost. another roller coaster session on wall street following monday's turn around the nasdaq up more than 1% in the final hour of trade. >> looking at session highs. i'm sara eisen welcome. let's look at what's driving the action fed chair powell testifying on capitol hill as partof the reconfirmation process reiterating the aim to rein in inflation. the energy sector adding to gains already for the year outperforming today as oil prices pop and technology is also broadly higher. ubs downgraded the stock to sell we have 59 minutes left to go in the session. >>> coming up today, a great read on the consumer, inflation and the impact of omicron. speaking with the ceos of krispy kreme and crocs about the factors. i got hungry prepping for the interviews plus the world bank out with a new warning about gloeblg growth speaking with the world bank president david malpass. >> mike santoli. joining us to talk about the fed and the economy is seth carpenter from morgan stanley. mik

"closing bell" right now ♪ >>> welcome to "closing bell."'m wilfred frost at the new york stock exchange. the major averages may appear calm at the moment but it is a wild day of trading on wall street following wednesday's sell-off. >> welcome, everyone i'm sara eisen look at what's driving the action the focus on the bond market following yesterday's hawkish fed minutes. rates on the 10-year topping 1.75 today bitcoin below $43,000 in the session. energy and financials adding to the blowout start to the year. 59 minutes left to go in the session. >>> coming up today, a can't miss interview with bridgewater founder ray dalio. that exclusive interview is coming shortly asking bank of america's head of commodities research where he thinks oil prices could be headed next. >> let's focus on the big stories this hour. mike santoli tracking another wild day joining us with his take adam parker mike, what are you focusing on right now? >> tentative steadying action is not movement under the surface there's a weak bounce in the growth sectors after

welcome to the "closing bell." i'm sara eisen and it is a fitting end to a very rocky week here on wall street. major averages all over the map. currently sitting at the worst levels of the day. down 2% on the nasdaq. almost 7% for the week. >> good afternoon. i'm wilfred frost. have a look at what's driving the action pulling down other streaming names with it, the stock could turn in the worst session for nearly a decade. treasury yields are pulling back sharply. 10-year down bitcoin dropping well below $40,000. as we've seen all week anything can happen in this final hour of trade. might be negative on the screens and trying to deliver it with a smile. >> anything can happen it's why it's always so fun. we have a great lineup to navigate today bank of america's jill carey hall joins us. tony dwyer will tell us how long the selling could last scott black with three major concerns for the market and a new stock pick he likes right now. >> first let's get to the big action with mike santoli and joining us is luke m

for some amusing in, for bell russian opponents, like tatyana quote about technology is an important tool in their fight for political change. protests are also moving online in other countries like iran, marci, elena, john uses the power of her 7000000 social media followers to fight for women's rights and iran. from her exile in new york. she posts, photos and videos of iranian women defying the countries compulsory her job law images. these women share with her despite the dangers this entails, the regime actually made a new law and saying that if anyone, st. videos to massey, elena would be charge of to 10 years prison that didn't work. they trying to like scare people to censor them. like a movie the i got bombarded my videos from people saying that i rather go to prison, then kits silent. a strong stand against censorship. the protest movement has reached a world wide audience. that's the achievement of the campaign. now, the regime is scared of when she tatiana corvette and marcia lena jack, both have to go into exile. they were no longer safe in their respective homelands . b

closing bell ringing in 16 minutes.t more comfortable above the flat line up 22 points we're coming right back. don't go away. (vo) singing, or speaking. reason, or fun. daring, or thoughtful. sensitive, or strong. progress isn't either or progress is everything. every day in business brings something new. so get the flexibility of the new mobile service designed for your small business. introducing comcast business mobile. you get the most reliable network with nationwide 5g included. and you can get unlimited data for just $30 per line per month when you get four lines or mix and match data options. available now for comcast business internet customers with no line-activation fees or term contract required. see if you can save by switching today. comcast business. powering possibilities. liz: now, this is interesting. omicron has struck again. xrp has added more than 4% to its value over just the last 24 hours on news that proceedings in the securities and exchange commission versus ripple case will have to be pushed

earnings due after the bell. the stakes are high.pple's results could be a catalyst for the tech sector a bounce we'll find out. >> thank you hi, everybody. can the whoop predict this market close good luck. the dow had a 600-point gape this morning we were negative a moment ago. some big tech names are trying to hold on microsoft and amazon are both in the green by more than 1%. and treasury yields have reversed lower with the stock market back to 179 why almost where we were before the fed yesterday. pulling down jpmorgan and goldman. similar story for oil. the stocks which have been a place investors are going still off the session highs but have some gains and we begin this hour with the fed. the markets are pricing in five rate hikes but a regime lacks forward guidance and could lead to more volatility steve lies marn is here to explain. steve? >> speeding up and increasing the outlook for fed rate hikes where the fed yesterday signaled a rate increase in march while the market had priced in four quarterly hikes this year fed fu

ring the dinner bell.for former president "girth, wind, and liar." ( laughter ) ( applause ) ♪ do you remember ♪ for the last three years, he has been under civil investigation by new york attorney general letitia james. well last night-- ( applause ) the james gang is here. well, last night in court filings, james outlined a pattern of possible fraud at the former president's business. that's believable. certainly more believable than a pattern of business at the former president's fraud. james filed this motion in response to the former president's attempt to block her from questioning him and two of his adult children under oath. lord, please make that happen. ( cheers and applause ) please. i don't-- i don't ask for much, and i don't ask often. all i want-- all i want before i die is see don jr. swear in on a jar of hair gel. it's the only thing he believes in. james t uncovered significant evidence that the former president fraudulently valued multiple assets, including his own private residence. he c

[closing bell rings] nasdaq up 1points.aving been down 405 points that will do it for us. ♪ larry: hello, everyone, welcome to "kudlow." i'm larry kudlow. so i'm extremely worried this evening over a 1% drop in the tech-heavy nasdaq index. why this sudden concern? because it may do great damage to nancy pelosi's almost perfect investment track record. you may have read that one website has already nominated her as the 2021 wall street trader of the year. in fact reading

liz: we are about five minutes away from the closing bell ringing.uary managing to dodge the ignominious title of being the worst first month of the year of the nasdaq in its whole history. right now we're at the highs of the session up 463. look at the dow, when we started just at top of the hour 3:00 p.m. eastern the dow high was up 278. the dow jones up 384. not bad. but the nasdaq still on pace for its worst january since 2008. as long as this holds up down about 326 points. worst performers month to date as we told you include moderna and netflix but epan systems. they're not redeeming itself at this hour fda gave full approval for covid vaccine for people 18 and older, full approval. >> lululemon moving past omicron fears as consumer traffic returns to the brick-and-mortar stores. our "countdown" closer, bullish on the stock. he says we'll keep the portfolio in good shape. we need that because we're sweating the month of january out. we are joining right now from for the pit capital group, portfolio manager carlos henderson. tell me why you lov

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[closing bell rings] the closing bell rings. the dow snaps a four-day losing streak. up days in a row for the nasdaq. we see green on the screen today, the u.s. convoy at least u.s. investors believe it want with stand fed stat -- tightening. larry: welcome to "kudlow." i'm larry kudlow. good evening, folks, we're broadcasting from iowa tonight. in a moment we'll speak with both of i hope of iowa's u.s. senators. earlier today senator joe manchin stated that he will not support any changes to the legislative filibuster rule which is a position by the way he has held all year. once again speaks to his consistency in political and policy terms. good for him. save america,

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you'll hear a bell go off when you have 30 seconds remaining. if you have not already done so please press star three to be added to the queue. for those on hold, please continue to wait until the system indicates you have been unmuted. stand by. madam chair, we have no callers in the queue. >> chairman: okay. thank you. today's agenda includes a composed closed session item under -- under agenda item number three to hold a conference with the city's department resource negotiators regarding labor negotiations. this item has been scheduled for the commission's discussion and possible action. so, fellow commissioners, stemming from our regular meeting last week january 14th discussion, we've got a potential ethics and gift law changes we are considering. we invite ardis graham, department of human resources employee relations director and carol isen human resources director to be with us today for this closed session item. the anticipation and negotiation is the status of the meet and confer with the employee organization of the san francisco mun