no brakes no, flax, but -- laps, but old belle came back.rned crew members talk flows like a river. talking out every detail of the mission. these are the faces of combat, failingses of americans who have watched their comrades diet faces that can never forget the enemy and they're in no mood to have their picture taken. in the control tower, colonel ray and the group is still watching and waiting. and then he spots the last flight. three more planes and one of them is the shim everyone has been pulling for. the memphis belle. the last few miles of this trip has been a joyride. the strain is over. they can leave their guns home. now they know they're going to go home. to spokane, greenville, asheville. fort worth worth, green bay. the belle comes in for a landing but first morgan buzzes the field. cuts the grass with the giant rtress. it's against the rules but this is a special occasion. the wheels of the memphis belle come back to the soil of england for the 25th time. this is a day they will ever forget. although great day soon after, bri

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the memphis belle. the last few miles of this trip had been a joy ride.their guns now. now, they know they are going to go home to spoken, detroit, chicago, yonkers. the belle comes in for her landing. he cuts the grass of the giant fortress. it's against the rules, but this is a special occasion. the wheels of the memphis belle come back to the soul of england for the 25th time. this is the day they will never forget. another great day soon after, a general visit the field, and present the prestigious flying cross to every member of the crew. then, there was another day. there majesties, the king and queen of england. johnny never thought anything like this would happen to him when he left yonkers. the ground crew or a little self-conscious about being dressed in fatigues, but the queen thought they were very nice. finally, to more visitors came. more visitors came. crew received them in flying clothes. return to america to train new cruise and tell the people what we are doing here. to thank them for their help and support and tell them to keep it up, s

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"closing bell" starts right now. >>> this is "the closing bell. i'm wilfred frost. banks rally and tech stalls. we'll assess which areas of the market you can still make money in >>> i'm julia boorstin facebook says it has shared data with chinese phone makers. what that means for facebook and the users. >>> i'm leslie picker. how hedge fund managent may benefit from changes at athena health >>> and i'm kelly evans. a new report says 40% of housing markets are overvalued we've got the details coming up on "the closing bell." >>> and welcomto "the closing bell," everybody we're going to get to all of those stories in just a moment, but let's get you up to speed in the final hour of trade today. the dow's kind of lifted off here we're up 288 points. it's better than a 1% gain and about twice as well as the nasdaq and russell are going today. although they both hit intraday highs once again nasdaq today 7676 or so. >> it's been a solid and steady rally. let's kick things off today with mike santoli a look at the tech stocks that have been left behind during the sector'

. >> did you catch jordan bell hugging this kid at championship rally today? great moment, we found him and found out what bell whispered in his ear. >> "jimmy kimmel live." >> tonight i dare you to watch the show. i know you played basketball as a young man. heartburn and gas? ♪ now fight both fast new tums chewy bites with gas relief all in one relief of heartburn and gas ♪ ♪ tum tum tum tums new tums chewy bites with gas relief >>> one of the most picturesque places in california can also be one of the most dangerous. look at this video, chp helicopter and fire crew received award for this rescue of a swimmer stranded on rock in middle of two massive waterfalls on the yuba river. treacherous. posted this video on facebook, swimmer was not seriously hurt. >> one california town up for sale less than typical bay town. >> ghost town near death valley. posted on youtube. >> could be yours for $925,000. bill silver mine until a fire and falling silver prices all but shut down the town in late 1870s. >> kind of a fixerupper. maybe hollywood buy it and use as movi

folks there is the closing bell. if the bulls are breath less the bears are possibly cheering but the dow losing 282 points but well off the lows we'll see you tomorrow. melissa: trade is rocking wall street stocks plummeting after president trump called for a fresh round of tariffs against china. the dow ending down 288 points and it has been down as much as 419 points earlier in the day. the s&p 500 and the nasdac both diving into the red there, but the russel 2,000 is fighting to end the day with the second straight record close, small cap led index needs major averages sin the president's tariff announcement on march 1. i'm melissa francis. david: i'm david asman glad to have you here. phil flynn is watching all the action oil and nicole petallides on the floor o

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belle. [bell ringing] >> my name is luke brunner. i would like to also register my request that this matter be tabled and the other speakers have addressed many issues. there is two particular issues that i feel have been entirely lost in this public discussion and it's a source of immense sadness for me. the first is the casual disregard of our veterans. they have done so very much for us and for this country and they are so disregarded. they are still not considered an equity category. multitudes have used cannabis to recover from ptsd and there is a long track of discrimination. i note veterans who have lost veterans benefits after coming home and dealing with gulf war veterans syndrome and there is not a place for them and they are still not considered an equity group, so i hope we can begin to show the veterans the respect they deserve on the cannabis issue. one of the reasons they don't speak out about it currently because under the trump administration theadministratio. the lgbtg has been completely lost under this discussion.

. >>> did you catch this video, jordan bell hunging a young man at the warriors championship parade. find out what bell was whispering in his ear. >>> imagine >>> let's see what bud is up to this morning at 4:41. continued to weaken overnight even though it has good symmetry there. it's a tropical storm with 45-mile-per-hour winds. it's going to be a little breezy in cabo san lucas, up to three inches of rain which is a lot for them. it drops down to 35-mile-per-hour winds as it rolls across the baja and heads into the mainland. then it starts to go up and bring much-needed rain to par chd areas of the four corners region. back at home, 89 in yosemite, 91 in sacramento. the cooling gets there, but not to fresno at 101 or palm springs at 108. los angeles 81 and san diego 74. here is a look at my accuweather seven-day forecast. active father's day through wednesday with a chance of thunderstorms each and every day. >> mike, i'm going to jump in from the live desk. i want to show you video of severe weather across the country. a possible tornado touching down in northeast pennsylvania,

closing bell 48 minutes away. up next, the president's trade tactics could be hurting, some say, the very people he's trying to help. superlee on which -- susan lee on which businesses are facing new challenges here in the u.s. due to trump's tariffs. "countdown" is coming right back. the dow coming off the highs here, now we're up 176 points. stay tuned, much more ahead. ♪ ♪ this is no ordinary coffee. it's single-origin kenyan coffee from the nyeri highlands, 6,000 feet above sea level. but how do you really know that the beans journeyed to the port of mombasa and across the pacific? that you can trust they're 100% authentic? ibm blockchain. a smart way to track every step, ensuring this coffee did indeed come from 6,000 feet above sea level. and not a foot lower. ♪ ♪ anna and a little nervous. into retirement... but not so much about what market volatility may do to their retirement savings. that's because they have a shield annuity from brighthouse financial, which allows them to take advantage of growth oppor

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. >>> "closing bell" starts right now. >>> it's time for the "closing bell," and i'm wilfred dprofrost the new york stock exchange. we have a global macro outlook >>> at the nasdaq, markets today is a tech-led selloff. a breakdown of the big movers here >>> at cnbc global headquarters, i'm dom chu. trade worries are portfolio worries. who has the biggest exposure to china. we have the details. >>> i'm kelly evans. in a sea of red, serging after promising drug data. the "closing bell" starts right now. >>> welcome to this uesday, everybody, hello, to you >> welcome back. >> i know. >> nice weekend? >> i didn't -- did you see the mickelson hole sat >> i did not see that particular one, but - >> unbelievable. >> i have not gone to -- >> were you on the course when it happened? >> yes, but not by his hole. >> crazy >> it was hot. >> so hot. >> attempt the headache with the beers? so - >> it was unbelievable all those stories in a moment. a check of the markets, though, down more than 400 on the trade tensions with china. coming back, though, 419 at the lows, dow's down 276 points now, but,

closing bell starts right now. >>> it is time for the "closing bell," i'm in for kelly evans, financials on track to break the 13-day losing streak as we await key stress tests after the bell. >> i'm kate rogers at cnbc headquarters, the ceo of chipotle restructures. why investors may lose an appetite for the stock >> reporter: amazon delivered a plan to deliver more packages. we have the details coming up. >>> are we in a scooter bubble bird valued at $2 billion in the latest funding round, we got one of the company's top investors joining us, and "closing bell" starts now ♪ >> they were fun they were fun. >> even i got on a scooter >> welcome, everyone at home, and wac sara eisen >> how was the walk? >> put mine to shame my scooter was better. >> i heard it took you two tries. >> more interviews and top stories we mentioned in the headlines, but to the markets, a volatile session on wall street, looking pretty this afternoon been very encouraging, 0.6% on the dow, more than that on the s&p, nasdaq up a full percent in the last couple hours, momentum now behind the markets trading major

. >> "closing bell" starts right now. >>> it's time for "the closing bell." i'm wilfred frost. analysts trying to understand the president's latest announcement on trade. >>> i'm leslie picker in washington is corporate america being held hostage? congress is looking into that issue. we'll have all the details >>> i'm bob pisani at the new york stock exchange. eight ipos expected after the bell i'll drill down the names you need to watch. >>> and i'm kelly evans, automakers saying trump's tariff plans could raise car prices by $6 million the trade balance needs to be addressed, says bob lutz he'll join us live with his take "the closing bell" starts right now. ♪ >> there's a lot happening this afternoon. we'll get to all of the stories in a minute. but first a check on the markets. it was a rally this morning after that news about the president maybe backing off some of the harsher measures. but that has evaporated. gains down 106 right now s&p down about 15. small caps are lower by a percent and a half and the nasdaq down by 1%. >> michelle caruso-cabrera has the details on th

closing bell, i'm wilfred frost. the ceo of deutsche bank, only bank to fail the fed stress test speaks out in a rare and exclusive interview. >> i'm phil lebeau in chicago, eight years since tesla's ipo, the stock rocketed higher, there's still a question on the mind of investors. >> reporter: we're in berkley, california, marijuana retailers in the state are scrambling to offload inventory after a law change over the weekend. the winners and losers over the shifting pot industry ahead. >>> i'm sara ieisen, we'll get your portfolio ready for the second half. the "closing bell" starts right now ♪ >> good afternoon, happy friday. >> you were roughunning >> you would have done so. that's good. welcome, everyone, happy friday, all of those stories and more to come, of course, but first let's check in on the markets. we are nicely higher this friday afternoon, up around about a percent on the dow, 235, high of the day of the dow is 293, and the low was up 108, so it's been green on the screens throughout the day. the s&p

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less than an hour to the closing bell let's start the "countdown ." we are just getting this breaking news in, canada is announcing it will offer, in fact it has just offered an aid package worth between canadian dollars 500 million and 800 million to help steel and aluminum workers who have been already hit by u.s. tariffs so what they're doing is giving a little bit of a bail out or relief. the official announcement expected friday but that's what we're hearing justin trudeau the prime minister coming in putting a pillow down where they're already seeing bruises from the tariffs, president trump has put into place. on wall street stocks flexing their muscles right now as they flirt with session highs the financial sector actually turning higher for the first time in 14 sessions, finally somebody realized they were over sold, thus ending a record losing streak. we do have the dow as i said up 159 points s&p now better by 21 the nasdac up 71, and as if companies didn't have enough reason to fear the word amazon coming into their sector, the tech giant

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. >> "closing bell" starts right now. >>> it's time for "the closing bell." i'm wilfred frost at the new york stock exchange. the leader of the committee that decided to replace ge with walgreens in the dow will join us to explain that decision. >>> i'm julia boorstin at the cannes festival. disney raising its offer but is the bidding war over? >>> i'm phil lebeau in south carolina where volvo is opening its first u.s. final assembly plant. those details coming up. >>> and i'm kelly evans. amc is out with its own movie subscription service the ceo will join us in a cnbc exclusive. "the closing bell" starts right now. ♪ >> i had forgotten about this song that was a good thing. >> it's good to be reminded. >> no, it's not. >> it's fun. it was terrible. >> this is actually the perfect song for this story. >> i don't know if we could super-impose rupert murdoch's picture on >> welcome to "the closing bell," everybody we'll get to all of these stories in a moment. fox is the big news today. we'll show you what's happening with the shares. but here's a check on the

the cash bail while gina spencer tweets this system penalizes people of color and the poor little bellsystem has come under scrutiny following high profile stories of african-american men and women who died while in or following pretrial detention khalif broder was sixteen when he was arrested and sent to rikers island jail in new york he spent time in solitary confinement he committed suicide months after his release his bail which he and his family couldn't afford was three thousand dollars sandra blan died while being held in a texas two. her bond was set at five thousand dollars painted black even a few days in jail can cost someone their job their housing their children or in the case of sandra planned their life online campaigns have sprung up to raise money to pay bail bonds for those in pretrial detention and the run up to mother's day last month people raise funds for black women under the hash tag three black mamas be a w. party don't forget that in money bale is also a woman's issue women are the fastest growing correctional population in the country and nearly eighty percen

next is "after the bell." melissa: closing bell sounds on wall street. >> dow is struggling.n in a row. nasdaq surging to new record close. it happens to be the 100th record since president trump's election. we'll cover it all. i'm connell mcshane filling in for david asman. melissa: and rhyme melissa francis this is "after the bell." more on the big market movers, here is what else we're covering in busy hour ahead.

the cash bail while gina spencer tweets this system penalizes people of color and the poor little bell system has come under scrutiny following high profile stories of african-american men and women who died while in or following pretrial detention cleve roeder was sixteen when he was arrested and sent to rikers island jail in new york he spent time in solitary confinement he committed suicide months after his release his bail which he and his family couldn't afford was three thousand dollars sandra blan died while being held in a texas jail. her bond was set at five thousand dollars painted black even a few days in jail can cost someone their job their housing their children or in the case of sandra planned their life online campaigns have sprung up to raise money to pay bail bonds for those in pretrial detention and the run up to mother's day last month people raise funds for black women under the hash tag three black mamas be a w. party don't forget that in money bale is also a woman's issue women are the fastest growing correctional population in the country and nearly eighty perce

. >> that's all for us here on "power lunch," and "closing bell" starts right now >>> hello, everyone, i'm wilfred frost at the new york stock exchange stocks sell off as trade fears with china elevate once again. president trump's top trade adviser will join us live. >>> we're at the new york stock exchange, and china's trade tensions could have an unintended consequence, the ipo market i'll explain ahead >> we're at cnbc headquarters, and the latest of the all-american economics survey results are out, and one sign in particular could be a bullish one for the president. >>> carnival stocks crushed. the ceo has an exclusive interview with us as the "closing bell" starts right now. ♪ >>> hi, every, welcome to the "closing bell," those stories in a moment, but what a way to kick off the week here, dow down 445. down to -- >> just about to the lows. 496. >> wow this is all happening, gotten worse throughout the session of course, an hour to go now, and we'll see if we continue to slide. nasdaq worst performer down 2.6% dow down 1 po.8%. trade contentions continuing, dow on track for the

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for now let's go over to gaithersburg's own melissa. >> thank you, chuck bell. gailters burki l pretty good road-wise. >>> new carolton in napier near 450. getting around the work zone. live lookss 270. no iues there northbound or southbound either. eun. >> melissa,nk tyou. >>> the primary decision 2018 in maryland happens tomorrow and we're telling you everything you need to know before hitting the polls tomorrow at 7:00 a.m. first, more than 18,000 voters aren't properly reg tered because of a computer error at the mva. >> that's a lot of you out there. all eligible voters will be able to cas a provisional ballot tomorrow. ly>> we're clo watching the -- to run against governor larry hoga come fall. prince george's executive napier and former naacp president bell jealous are neck and neck in the holls right now. state senator ric is in third. there are five other candidates on the ballot. >> we're also watching the montgomery countytive primary race. there are six democratic candidates running. th republican candidate i running unopposed. three term countyxecut

the cash bail while gina spencer tweets this system penalizes people of color and the poor little bell system has come under scrutiny following high profile stories of african-american men and women who died while in or following pretrial detention khalif broder was sixteen when he was arrested and sent to rikers island jail in new york he spent time in solitary confinement he committed suicide months after his release his bail which he and his family couldn't afford was three thousand dollars sandra blan died while being held in a texas to. her bond was set at five thousand dollars painted black even a few days in jail can cost someone their job their housing their children or in the case of sandra plan their life online campaigns have sprung up to raise money to pay bail bonds for those in pretrial detention and the run up to mother's day last month people raise funds for black women under the hash tag three black mamas b a w party don't forget that money bale is also a woman's issue women are the fastest growing correctional population in the country and nearly eighty percent of wom

let's reopen the market. chie, would you ring the 24/5 bell?can, jim. ♪ trade 24/5, with td ameritrade. ♪ >>> apple is taking a dip today, one of the worst performers in the dow, in fact, nikkei reported they are cutting orders for the new iphone for parts bit 20%, joining us is ed lee. congratulations. >> thank you very much >> maxim group downgraded apple from buy to hold last week piling on, ed, now supplies -- >> yet another supply note, right. i wouldn't put too much stock in the one note there's, you never know, they tend to go either way. apple diverse fied the supply chain enough so you are not entirely sure what this one indication might mean. it could mean the stock sales or no, nothing, what you might expect, and we've seen that in the past >> what do you think it means, neil >> well, i agree with you can't put too much stock in any one particular report. it is notable that this report said they thought it was respect to an aggregate iphone leading edge iphone of the there's a little bit more -- >> meaning what? >> all leading edge i

thanks for watching "power", and "closing bell" starts right now. ♪ >>> it's time for the "closing bell" everyone, on the floor of the new york stock exchange, netflix at a new high and whether the fang stocks have room to run. >> we're in chicago, and tariffs could hit the bottom line. we'll break down what it means as trade tensions heat up. >>> i'm kate rogers in new york city where chippolte is testing out additions to the menu. we'll talk to the chief marketing officer about the items and the company's strategy >>> a supreme court ruling dealing a major blow to internet retailers. impact on the stocks and consumers coming up as the "closing bell" starts right now. ♪ welcome, everybody we're going to get to all the stories in just a moment first, a check on the markets. look at this eight straight days, the dow is now lower. right now, that's the longest losing streak since march of 2017 the s&p on the pace for worst day of the month, dropping 16 points >> and dow just for the week down 2% if we stay where we are. very much the laggard of the major indexes. earnings may not be enoug

dow almost went green on the bell here.of the flipside of yesterday with the drop into the close, but today, climbedalmos all the way back, codn't do it we'll watcthat as things shake out. the blue chips shed under two points, and s&p up about five on the close now to 2786. nasdaq up more than half a percent to 7703 today. that's close -- that looks like it's a closing high. new closing high for the nasdaq composite today. the russell 2,000 adding about half a percent, 7.5 points to 1682, a closing high, so for the small cap russell 2,000 and nasdaq, benchmarks hit today this is live shot of the federal courthouse in washington, d.c. where the ruling of the at&t merger is expected any moment, in fact, it's probably happening as we speak. there's a full team of reporters and experts standing by. eamon javers, alex sherman outside the white house, julia, and david dorman here with us, and craig moffit all standing by we thank you, guys, very much, especially for the patience as the case may be, the judge reads this to the cou

larry beil on a conversation he had with bell. >> a year ago bell was waiting to see what nba team wase he is in the finals wrestling with lebron james. we caught up with jordan bell after the game to talk about how much fun he's having and also the inspirational talk he with kevin durant. >> i never had somebody talk about basketball as he did, he talked about it like it was his mother and girlfriend all in one. he's telling me when i work out, i want to die playing basketball, i want to die working out, i want to go so hard -- >> who was this? >> kevin durant. >> really? >> yeah. i'm like do i love basketball? i think of dieing peacefully and sleeping. >> you don't want to die dunking? >> no. >> kind of like this, big pose. >> he had a serious conversation. i was like, wow, i'm not putting in the work. i was in the gym every day lifting, but i wasn't trying to kill myself like he was. he said, every day you go in the gym you want to get 1% better. if you can't go to your left one day, and you got better, that's great. 1% keep adding on to that. so since that conversation my mind set

the cash bail while gina spencer tweets this system penalizes people of color and the poor little bell system has come under scrutiny following high profile stories of african-american men and women who died while in or following pretrial detention cleve roeder was sixteen when he was arrested and sent to rikers island jail in new york he spent time in solitary confinement he committed suicide months after his release his bail which he and his family couldn't afford was three thousand dollars sandra blan died while being held in a texas to. her bond was set at five thousand dollars painted black even a few days in jail can cost someone their job their housing their children or in the case of sandra plan their life online campaigns have sprung up to raise money to pay bail bonds for those in pretrial detention in the run up to mother's day last month people raise funds for black women under the hash tag three black mamas b a w party two don't forget that in money bale is also a woman's issue women are the fastest growing correctional population in the country and nearly eighty percent o

the "closing bell" starts right now. ♪ >>> hi, everybody, welcome to "the closing bell", we'll get tohose stories in a moment, but a check of the markets dow is down 54 right now, only average in the red, though nasdaq with a nice session, hitting another high, up two-thirds of a percent, 7744. s&p up four points >>> we start with comments from the european central bank about the massive bond buying program. we get right to our steve leisman. steve? >> big decision from the central bank following on the heels of yesterday's fed rate hike. both moved to normalize crisis era monetary policy. ecb announced a four-step plan to end the 3-year-old quantitative easing program, balance sheets had 4.6 trillion euros to just over two taper quantitative easing in october, down from 30, keep the balance sheet unchanged, and keep rates unchanged that's the reason the euro did not take the dovish outlook well falling in the day and fell out of bed that fell again 115.92, a number not seen in quite some time with a big move for the currency. ecb lowered gdp growth to 2.1, and draghi spoke about the

to share some figures wealthy and so the average middle income of something he is paying off for a bell payment is about fifteen thousand dollars that's average some people have a whole lot less the average bell bond but they're being asked to pay paul. ten thousand dollars ok that's your income that's the bell bond and then a typical bump or fight if they say that then you say ok we can't pay this but we're going to go to something you can help us pay it they will ask typically at least one thousand dollars maybe more but about ten or fifteen percent of your overall bell price and then this is the release stick viewpoint of how much cash do americans have and so forty four percent of people who are asking for a bail bond they can't even come up with four hundred dollars in an emergency so this is the problem jeff do you see that i do see that because they are official says that sure if you're them out we're not. there that's almost impossible so if you're poor or you're going to jail even before your child i think your numbers are probably low there's probably people more people who ca

professor bell's mall matter. to honor his memory and legacy she has endowed in the janet bell scholarship at -- where she earned her masters degree. she is also the founding president of lead, intergeneration wall solutions, inc., a nonprofit developing interracial leadership as social change agent. serves on the boards teaching marys, cancer care, the southern center for few rights and women's media center and an ordained elder, serving at first presbyterian of brooklyn. please join me in welcoming dr. janet dewart bell to baltimore and pratt library. [applause] >> thank you so much. thank you for that very kind introduction. it's so wonderful to be here. i dime this library a couple times with my late husband, derrick bell and i have great fond memories. and so it's really a pleasure and an authorize be invited here . [singing] ♪ ain't gonna let nobody ♪ turn me around ♪ i'm gonna keep on ♪ walking ♪ keep on talking ♪ marching up to freedom land >> during the civil rights movement, african-americans let the fig

less than an hour to the closing bell. let's start the "countdown." . >> breaking news at this hour, we have federal express weighing in on president trump imposing new tariffs on chinese goods. fedex stock up half a percent, calling the tariffs counter productive to the u.s. economic interests, and fedex will raise prices for american businesses and consumers. again, you had larry kudlow, the chief economic adviser to the president saying before he joined the administration, mr. president, tariffs are taxes. fedex is saying the same thing. look at the market, doesn't seem to be too much worry. there is concern, probably undercurrent of it. in the last few minutes, quite the comeback in the major averages. look specifically at the s&p 500. down only three points had, been down 20 points. the dow is down 89 points. had been down 280 points, and for its worst part of the day, the nasdaq down 56. right now the nasdaq is down just 14. so we're looking at a situation right now where we see the comeback. as we look at the s&p, i

turning up the heat the closing bell ringing in about 10 minutes exactly.ecord temperatures in new york sending people to the beach but is there something lurking in the shadows that could put a damper on wall street summer fun coming up we've got our all-star panel on how to avoid the number one thing that could cool off or chill out the market returns you don't want that. "countdown" is coming right back don't go away. the dow is down 97 points. u're f throwing your money right into the harbor. i'm gonna regret that. with new car replacement, if your brand new car gets totaled, liberty mutual will pay the entire value plus depreciation. liberty stands with you. liberty mutual insurance. . . . liz: couple things going on. we're near session highs, we're down 93 points for the dow jones industrials. look at nasdaq, straddling the flat line. the highest we've seen nasdaq up two points. nasdaq trying to get up two points. it had been lower by 69 points. we'll he have seen a real comeback. on this very day in new york city, we're expected to break heat records

bell, you start us off. how long can we enjoy this w lovem weather without the humidity? >> well, without the humidity just today. we'll hre coo than average temperatures today and tomorrow, but tomorrow even though we'll stil c beler than average, a lot more humidity and rain chances are back tomorrow as ll. partly to mostly clear sky over us here early this morning. that's allowed temperatures to drop to now 60 in haagersto. 61 for leesburg. 67 in arlington county at national airport, and 70 there in annapolis courtesy of some warmer bay water. nice day to spend some quality time by the don't forget your spf, of course. swould go 30 or higher today with that high angle. temperatures this afternoon will be hoveringen ithe low 80s. nothing to complain about there at all. highs in your hometown today, 81

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. >> really cool >> and the "closing bell" starts right now. >>> i'm wilfred frost. banks preparing for stress test results. which banks could fair best? >> reporter: i'm phil lebeau in chicago. musk racing the clock for production targets and taunting those shorting his company's stock that their time is running out. >>> buiitcoin is, quote, useles, unsafe, and dirty, according to the bank of international settlements. i have the other warnings coming up >>> i'm michelle caruso-cabrera in for kelly evans the ceo of ubs in the financial services industry, not a pretty picture. find out why as the "closing bell" starts right now >>> good afternoon, welcome, everyone, we'll get to the stories in a moment, but first, a warm welcome to michelle good afternoon to you. >> pleasure. >> thank you for joining us, kelly is back tomorrow let's check in on markets, first of all, the dow coming back after being down 264 points at the low of the day, which is pretty much at the open, the s&p and nasdaq both down for the third day in four, but we are down much less than we were at

is "after the bell."on the big market movers but here is what else we're covering during this very busy hour. the trump administration not backing down despite u.s. pressure from u.s. allies and

in seal point was, training there is the bell. all you have to do if you want to quit at any point in training is go to the bell and ring it. and then you go, you pack your humiliated in not any way, you have just made a decision that this is not where you need to be, this is not what you need to do, you ring the bell. lhe whole purpose of the sea training is that you don't want, or you don't need to ring that bell. you can be successful. you can overcome adversity. you can do more than you have alwaysne, and it can't start with something simple, because he began to do the simple things in life, how can you expect yrself to do the more complicated? so one builds on the other. and he finishes his 10 points by ever a lie't ever, yourself to ring the bell, to admit that you cannot do more than what you have done. rely on some of the else, don't try to do it alone, find a partner, find somebody to work with. and that is what you all are, as an organization. every homeless veteran out there that you impact, that you deal one of them is

they adorned the belling tower with exotic architectural elements. by what they'd seen in far off lands they created finely sculpted ornamental details and release with themes drawn from nature and the nautical world. a building of sublime beauty to shape its decoration harmonizing perfectly with the strict military design dictated by the purpose of the town. the first gold shipped from east africa was reserved for special purpose the king instructed the goldsmith she to use it to make a monstrance for the ministry he promised in the early days of his reign to dedicate to his patron saint the jeronimus monastery. on the precise spot where henry the navigator had built the small seaman's chapel work started on the monasteries construction. there. manuel wanted the monastery to stand as a unique monumental tribute to his greatness and glory to finance the costly project he declared the most precious incoming spices pepper cloves and cinnamon the property of the crown the shipment of pepper alone which vasco da gama brought back from india generated rev

this is "after the bell."more on market movers, here's what else we're covering in the busy hour ahead. a look at the white house. president trump will depart this hour for fargo, north dakota. the president continuing his week of campaign appearances in tough midterm races, and