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. >> "closing bell" right now. >>> it's time for "the closing bell." i'm wilfred frost at the new york stock exchange. the nasdaq having its worst week in five months we'll address how investors should play the space. >>> i'm julia boorstin in washington a shakeup at cvs the company tells us the company is in talks with ceo les moonvulmoonve about a possible departure >>> coming up on "the closing bell" we'll speak exclusively to the marriott ceo >>> nfl kicking off tonight signals a new era for sports betting. "the closing bell" starts right now. >>> a very good afternoon and welcome to "the closing bell." i do like jim's jacket i want to get one but with arsenal logos. >> i don't know, you're not a super fan like he is >> but i am of arsenal it's going to be 20, 30 years time at this rate, so no need to fear it in the short-term. we'll get to all those headline stories but first let's check in on the markets the dow coming back after having been down 94 points on the day, and now in positive territory. >> though it's the nasdaq getting hit the hardsh

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ringing the bell here. that does it for the first half of closing bell.to you. >>> welcome to the closing bell. let's get a look at how we finished the day on wall street. a mixed picture on the first day of the first full day of trading. earlier in the session the s&p as and nasdaq snapping a four-day losing streak the nasdaq is up at 7924 there was a record today the dow ans sport logged another high in terps of what lead utilities, industrials, healthcare, financials and energy >> this week marks the ten year anniversary coming up. we'll have have his take of of what the financial industry has learned and what the risks are now. joining us on the panel today we have mike santoli. welcome to all of you. mike, i begin with you >> yes >>> it is jewish tone. >> yeah. i have a feeling it does it has been a pattern it has been verien -- very unusual. kind of keep grinding i head it really doesn't have a lot of energy behind it >> the sectors kind of justify bli given negative headlines on dmien. you esz enshlgly had an 8% run i can't say it raises any alarms

richie, would you ring the 24/5 bell?. ♪ trade 24/5, with td ameritrade. ♪ >>> jb morgan saying he could beat president trump in an election today president trump responded. i'm sure he knew the comments were going to make him >> once he made them >> whether it was planned -- >> of course >> let's remind ourselves of some of those comments made yesterday. >> i was dead wrong. this florker actually earned his money. it wasn't a gift from daddy. i am a banker. i am part of the elite i don't think the american public look at him as part of the elite. they look at the one that punches the elites in the nose every day. he could punch me all he wants i would fight right back >> it is great to listen to that >> it almost seemed like he didn't know there was a camera there. >> now very quickly wants some of those back saying he should not have said that the president responded on twitter as we might have expected the problem is that he doesn't have the aptitude or smarts and is a poor public speaker and a nervous mess i have made

"closing bell" starts now. >>> it's time for "closing bell." amazon hitting a $1 trillion market cap will that drive markets creating a september to remember? >>> i'm seema mody at cnbc headquarters tropical storm gordon set to make landfall in the gulf coast. we'll go straight to mississippi to look at the impact on the region and big oil >>> new details just coming out on what facebook and twitter will say tomorrow on capitol hill i'll have the latest coming mup. >>> and i'm saraizen in for kelly evans. colin kaepernick in a new ad what does it mean for nike's new stock and the overall brand? we'll take a closer look "the closing bell" starts right now. >>> good afternoon and welcome to the "closing bell." we'll get to all those stories in just a moment and we've had a good run of sara eisen stories recently i'm looking forward to this one again. >> whenever there's a top story -- >> i look forward to push aon those few ideas, questions >> good, bring it on >> let's check in on the markets. we're well-off the session lows but we have been low

[closing bell rings] liz: phil, always to happen to have you here. the claman countdown. melissa: the dow reversing earlier gains after president trump rallied against unfair trade deals during the speech at the united nations ending the day down about 65 points there. near session lows. the s&p 500 also closing in the red but the green, before the nasdaq, i'm melissa francis. david: one in the green anyway. i'm david asman. we'll take it. glad to have you here. this is "after the bell." more on the big market movers. this is what else we're covering for you. this is a very busy hour. first of all president trump put the world on notice really, delivering a powerful speech at the u.n. to the general assembly. the president warning that america will not continue to

closing bell right now ♪ >> welcome to the closing bell let's check in on the markets.e are headed for record closes for the s&p and the dow. the dow as you can see is up it puts it pretty much at the high the week to date is up but only slightly the other two around the record highs. the dow is the level to watch. it would be a new all time closing high today notching the first record high in almost eight months. january 26th is the last time it happened two companies have hit a trillion in evaluation it would be apple and amazon both up since january 26th the treasury yield is up 17% since the holding above the 3% level. the u.s. dollar has strengthened by more than 60% and the peso by 97%. not everyone joining the party >> we mentioned him because he is closing the joining bell exchange today steve, let's come back to the u.s. >> i concur with sarah it is stabilizing. new highs. what should people with doing? >> usually buying new highs not selling new highs. if you go back to january where they were sold and the market traded off it was a different state of affairs

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this is "after the bell." what a friday.the big market movers but first a day like we've never seen before inside the beltway. you thought you saw it all, just wait. when we thought the wild and destructive kavanaugh process was finally beginning to wind down a little bit, senator jeff flake throwing a huge curveball into the process that is going

thank you for watching >> closing bell right now. >> it's time for the closing bell a tariff weighing on near the bottom of the nasdaq we'll break it all down coming up >>> on the car line folina borde threat of flooding still looms as this struggles to recover from hurricane florence. i have more details just ahead >>> sales force benioff buying the time media brand it could be a new wave of fi >>. >>> good afternoon welcome to the closing bell. markets near the low of the session for the dow is down 78 we are take ago slight leg lower. it is more than 100 point swing today. trade is a big driver of risk sentiment. the president reportedly gets sent to formalize another round of tariffs let's get to the latest. what do we know at this hour >> we know that the president is convening a meeting he is talking behind closed doors. no new words on tariffs from the president at least from what the reporters in the room have been sending us so. we'll wait until he addresses that in the next couple of minutes. it does smell a little bit around here. >> the president has suggested tariffs on a

[bell ringing] [inaudible] bullet point 167.november 3, 2016, all these people mentioned -- to have a meeting. it was at that meeting that the credit union realized that sfmta was not going honor its applications and their only recourse was to sue. this suit is why we're here. not because of the -- report, it's because of this suit. because the city -- [inaudible] -- is so extensive, it's trying to look for ways to mitigate what it's going to have to pay. this is the part. -- this is a farce. [applause] thank you. >> thank you very much. [inaudible] >> there is only one aspect of this program that is ok that is [inaudible] -- somewhere between that market price and what the city has paid is what the city should make up to those buyers. >> thank you. before the next speaker, i'd like to call peter miller and terry chan, you may line up as well. >> good afternoon. my name is amen. please i am a medallion holder for quarter of a million dollars and drove taxi for 30 years. i heard that they are crying here. i don't want to go again

. >> "closing bell" right now. >>> it's time for "the closest bell." a showdown on capitol hill between lawmakers and social media companies. we'll break down what it means for the share prices of google, twitter, facebook coming up. >>> i'm jackie deangelis in gulfport, mississippi, where we are monitoring former tropical storm gordon and its impact on the gulf coast and big oil >> i'm steve liesman a huge surge in the july trade deficit. i'll break down the numbers and what it means for the u.s. economy. >> i'm sarah eisner in theranos is set to officially dissolve the company "the closing bell" starts right now. ♪ long way down >>> a very good afternoon to you. welcome to "the closing bell." we'll get to all those stories in a moment. first a check in on markets, the dow down 81 points at the low, flat at the moment the high was up 59 it's been on both sides of the flat line. the nasdaq, however, has gone down sharply >> that's the 1% loser on the day. the biggest drop since back on august 15th as tech ceos appear on capitol hill, which is our top s

they ring the closing bell longer than they ring the opening bell the second hour of "the closing bellht now >>> and welcome to "the closing bell." i'm sara eisen in for kelly evans. david faber will be rejoining us in just a moment lower across the board in fact is in the s&p 500 health care was the only group to close higher pretty broad-based declines. dow closing about 77 points. the s&p 500 down about almost a quarter of a percentage point. the tech got hit hard this week. russell 2000 index of small caps held up, though, closing flat. coming up this hour you will hear more from our interview with the ceo of snacking giant mandelz, his thoughts on president trump's trade tariffs and of course what's happening in the emerging markets, specifically china what they're seeing on the ground but we've got breaking news right now as it relates to trade and josh lipton with the story >> yes, there's some news on apple here i can confirm that apple like a lot of other companies did formally make some comments outlined in a letter, just how exactly the company would be affected, would be im

we'll see you tomorrow >> it's time for "closing bell." i'm wilfred frost at the new york stock exchange. hot stocks flying high once again but we've got at cannabis investor who says they are due for a correction he'll explain why. >> i'm seema mody inny in person, north carolina president trump touring the devastation accused by hurricane florence as crews and residents begin the massive cleanup and recovery effort. the latest on the ground coming up. >> i'm aditi roy in san francisco. just weeks after cross the $1 trillion mark, amazon has hit another milestone, and it all has to do with its advertising business the news that could leave facebook and google execs looking over their shoulder. >> and i'm morgan brennan in for kelly evans. jeff bezos life. the amazon ceo and blue origin founder will be giving the keynote at an air force conferenceches we'll take you there as soon as it begins "closing bell" against right now. ♪ rocket man >> good after, and a very good afternoon, everyone with elton john in the background. >> yes, appropri

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." >> "closing bell" starts right now. >> good after. a very warm welcome to "closing bell." i'm wilfred frost and i'm sara eisen in for kelly evans the dow is swinging 200 points in today's session it was up 174 points at the high as you can see, lost most of the gains and is trading just around the flat line. >> no walks today. >> no walks. there was so much news the apple headlines. >> but welcome back. >> thank you >> hope you had a nice long weekend. this weekend marks the tenth anniversary of the financial crisis coming up, we'll speak with lord king, the former governor of the bank are england we'll get his take on monetary policy, brexit and much more from post nine here in a couple minutes time don't want to miss that. >> i just saw him upstairs and capped him lord governor which is not the correct way to address it. >> he looked it. you can call me lord governor, if you like. >> you're not a lord or a governor breaking news on apple though. let's get straight to cnbc's jon fortt live at the apple product event all afternoon long with some headlines jon? >> reporter:

and to the constituent seven baby bell yes now one thing about the baby bells spinoff from ma bell is that the stocks if you put them back and reconstruct them i think they've double triple quadruple so if they break up these companies look for the stock prices to double and triple i would say because right now they are probably trying to get a discount to some kind of break up but having said that so the idea that there stifling conservative voices or conservative jenna's they have too much power in the public marketplace of ideas is certainly worth considering i think probably what would be better is to encourage more competition and you would encourage more competition by getting rid of net neutrality or the net neutrality below however they position that bill by trying to swart competition or they can get rid of that law that brought money into politics in a big way just a few years ago during the last election citizens united citizens united like those types of laws that stifled free speech and for stifled. competition in a huge way get rid of those laws first and you bring in mo

thank you. [ bell rings ] >> supervisor kim: mr. drury, it's listed you are the attorney for blu and central soma neighbors, but you only stated you represent sfblu. does it mean there is another presenter for central soma neighbors today? >> that's correct. thank you. >> clerk: i understand that to be angela cabande? >> supervisor kim: no, she's representing somcan. >> clerk: it's my understanding mr. drury filed an appeal on behalf of sfblu. >> president cohen: next we'll hear from angelica cabande for the south of market community action network. after angelica we'll hear from john elberling for the yerba booun ya consortium, followed by phillip babich of reed and smith. welcome, angelica. >> hi, i'm angelica cabande. any development or rezoning of this area has an affect to the entire neighborhood and city. excuse me. while we are not opposed to further growth, we are opposed to the planning's proposed transformation of this area into a new financial district. the central soma plan incorporates areas that are covered under the s

this is "after the bell."on the big market movers but first here is what else we're covering in this very busy hour ahead, yes. look at that, more trouble for tesla see elon musk getting high as tesla's stock drops lower. the fallout from his controversial interview and key executive departures, it is like run

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we are less than one hour to the closing bell. let's start the countdown. >>> breaking news out of hewlett-packard, the company saying it is disappointed with the latest china tariffs, also saying it's going to face various challenges arising from the tariffs, saying changes to the open market system will impact its manufacturing, its manufacturing costs and its ability to invest. look, another day and another record on wall street for the s&p 500, which has just turned low lower. the dow jones industrial average certainly is up, at another all-time high. we are on pace today for the 101st, 101 record close since election day. the s&p clinging to gains and the nasdaq is down by .4%. at the close today, we will see something big, a shakeup in the s&p 500. here's why. alphabet, facebook and netflix will move from the tech sector and they will move to the new communications services sector. that starts monday. it will replace the telecom services. let's check how the stocks are doing right now. alphabet, facebook, twitter and netflix

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[closing bell rings] jeff klinetop, great to have you from charles schwab.oad-based rally, jeff is absolutely right. "wall street journal" said safety stocks fueled yesterday's market rally. today just about everything. that will do it for the "claman countdown. go browns? melissa: we're back to winning. i'm not tired of it. the dow ending the day look at that, new record close the first in nearly eight months. has it been that long? 100th since the election of president trump. history for the s&p 500, closing at a new record high and the nasdaq ending the day up 1%. i'm melissa francis. david: what a great day to start the weekend. i'm david asman, for "after the bell." phil flynn watching action with oil and gold from the cme. connell mcshane on floor of new york stock exchange. connell, they are always kind

richie, would you ring the 24/5 bell?, jim. ♪ trade 24/5, with td ameritrade. ♪ >>> revenue in line with estimates. i went public last month it is trading down 21.6% it was perhaps in line with rev flew the eps was 86% lower than last year a look at a couple of numbers. that cap is about 1.7 billion. so on a price to sales it doesn't seem expensive it is that crucial factor that revenue fell and that loss almost doubled, increased 86%. so it is hard to get your head around it is the direction of travel both on revenue and earnings losses is that what you want to see >> i believe it is amazon, apple, google, others with their own speakers is that going to eat into their market share so we'll see shares kind of falling today it includes has decided to drop the attempt of the takeover of the company. they say risks of a trade war could make an acquisition more difficult. china is trading down about 12.5, almost 13% there was a report of this takeout offer. >> the fundamentals have been certain but the interesting thing here

bell? >>et the good news is, our s of 90-degree days, if not already over, will be coming to an endtoday. i'm forecasting 89 degrees today. close to 90. it will feel like it's in the 90s, until 2:00 or 3:00 in the afternoon. not much going on on sto team 4 radar. there are showers across parts of ohio and southern west virginia. weather systef a that's moving our direction. your rain chances are going up as your frida progresses. most will be dry in the afternoon hours, but rain becos likely thi evening. a dry start to the day today. 4 in winchester, and 78 in arlington. school day forecast for kiddos, sun's up at 6:42 this morning. outdoor recess, wante to put sun sunblock on. not much of a rain chance before 3:00, so, not much need f an umbrella. more about the wkend rain chances, coming up. >>> good morning, mr. bell. rosslyn, right lane closures. right laneed cl along 66, the bridge over the ramp, from northbound 110 to westbound 166. and from southbound g.w. parkway to eastbound 66. th

names] [bell rings after each name] [reading names] [bell rings after each name] please remain silent for the , aival of the official party moment of silence to honor those killed at the pentagon on united airlines flight 93 and in new york and the indication delivered by the chaplain. ladies and gentlemen the vice chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. ladies and gentlemen the secretary of defense james n mattis. ladies and gentlemen the vice president of the united states michael pence and the second lady of the united states mrs. karen pence. ♪ [singing the national anthem] please join me in respect for our fallen brothers and sisters in a moment of silence. let us now listen to these sacred words that we recall at this sacred moment. greater love has no one than this that someone lay down his life for his friends. source of all that is good, we give you thanks for your abundant mercy. we give you thanks for your healing presence. today, keep usre always mindful of lives lost. and of the heroism of all our uniformed service personnel and every citizen. i ask that you strengthen our

[bell ringing] >> supervisor: thank you very much. commissioner pollock, we've called all the cards. thank you very much. public comment is now closed. any questions, comments? >> i have a couple additional questions for ms. trin. can you explain the payments that the medallion holders make to the cab companies. i don't understand that. >> there are a couple different ways to run a medallion and one is called gas and gauge and that is you are the medallion holder and you hand over your medallion to the company to run and they run it for you. that's one way and the second way is where you are an affiliate. you run the medallion as a small business owner. you affiliate -- you're required to affiliate with a color scheme and pay for dispatch service for the colors and run thur medallion under that color scheme. it depends on the package you get. sometimes it's the vehicle insurance, the dispatch, the colors, there's a package the medallion holder will buy from the color scheme and dispatch service. >> so the holders of the $125,000 or $2

that does it for the first half of closing bell. back to you. >>> welcome back closing bell. a small gain it's the second day in a row that the dow is higher s&p higher so is the nasdaq russell 2000 up a third of 1%. the dow is the bigger winner of the quarter. 7% for the s&p s&p posting the bigger quarterly gains since the fourth quarter of 2013. as far as the monthly action the dow and s&p higher nasdaq was the laggard, down for the month. shares up tesla, plunging after they sued elon musk for misleading investors about taking the company private coming up what impact it could have on the tesla brand. >>> joining us on the panel today we have mike santoli big winners of the dow this quarter was apple. intel was the biggest loser. twitter was the biggest loser. so some action as far as major it strengthened some of the defensive groups >> it has been a mixed message for a while now. you to be comfortable with ambiguity. the trend remains encouraging. the market was up more than 10% this dwartquarter and 9% year to date you have these groups like banks and financials like se

that will do it with "countdown to the closing bell." we'll be right back with "after the bell.": stocks getting one-two punch with big headlines out of washington. the dow closing down 181 points. it recovered some as morning headlines of rosenstein and kavanaugh cool down a bit. mixed bag with major averages with the nasdaq turning positive. that is good news. less's stop there. i'm david asman. melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." we have more on the big market movers. here what else we're covering at this very busy hour. the future is in question as rod rosenstein as deputy attorney general after reports surfaced he suggested secretly recording president trump and discussed the possibility of removing the president from office.

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bell. taking a look at the roads here. tysons corner, inner loop of the beltway, two lanes getting by. inbound 14th street brides, two left let by. that issue a work zone. another work zone in arlington, northbound 110 before i-66, one lane is getting by. >> melissa, thank you. >>> hours before what could be a contentious and historic hearing on capitol nohill,er woman has come forward accusing supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh oct sexual miscon this makes four women all making allegations that jud kavanaugh has denied. dr. christinelay ford says kavanaugh pinned her to a bed and tried to take off her clothes during a party in high school. deborah ramirez says while in college, kavanaugh exposed himself to her. the third accuser, julie swetnick, says in the early '80s, she observed kavanaugh and others at a house party wherech the pas spiked in order to take advantage of girls. the fourth woman, who came out less than 24 hours ago, claims that in 1998, she saw kavanaugh gressively shove a woman against a wall. the only

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