rick bell. [applause] dr. bell: thanks to heather, thanks to c-span for covering this. those of you who might have been to the smithsonian associates before and heard me give other programs won't be surprised to hear my strange accent, which is not exactly a maryland native's accent. i was raised in england yet find myself teaching about the american revolution as part of my job, which let me tell you is a blessing and a curse, an undergraduate classroom to teach with an accent like this. i'm very proud of where i grew up. i often carry in my back pocket a giant british flag. [laughter] i might drape it around the scenery for c-span to drink in. i was naturalized as a u.s. citizen a couple of years ago , something i am incredibly proud of. it is wonderful to be part of programming here as we move into july 4 weekend. so when you hear me say our declaration tonight, i'm talking about us americans. the downside of c-span being here unfortunately is that i don't get to swear. [laughter] at least i will try not to. it also means i don't get to show cute videos of my kids, o

christopher bell stayed out.nother driver who stayed out and could make this interesting is matt kenseth. he will line up fourth and has about ten lap fresher tires. let's check in on the 4 team's radio. >> called you the lap before. two of us were talking. you never heard it. >> we didn't have a good stop. try to get it back. >> we were wondering -- marty reported it was lack of communication. how did kevin harvick not hear the call to come to pit road? if two people key the radio at once, the driver hearing nothing. that sounds like that may have been that little thing you never think about, that could be the difference between winning this race and not. >> on the left-hand side, ham n hamlin, harvick, bell with four fresh tires. kenseth just came off pit road with four fresh tires. dillon, two tires. custer, keselowski. those guys running longer, basically allowed them the chance to put fresh tires. the 4 on pit wall. i think the team heard them. might have bled through. sometimes when they get crossed over, y

that is coming up after the bell. after the grilling of the bilge tech ceos we have preview of the tech names. as you can see on the screen, a lot green and more on "making money." ♪ cheryl: it has been a really interesting session since news on gdp, initial jobless claims crossed tape before the bell. stocks are mixed. we're off session lows. we're waiting on the four big technology companies to report their quarterly earnings after the bell. you had the ceo's yesterday. we'll get the numbers today. those ceos testified, you saw it here on this program on capitol hill. it was a heated hearing. a lot of allegations were thrown out against the four top ceos. we'll bring in susan li who has preview of earning and some of the fallout from yesterday. susan: there were no punches landed. it didn't further the case for antitrustor breaking up the companies but one headline that did come through from jeff bezos from amazon who couldn't definitely say they were stealing third party data. listen. >> what i can tell you is we h

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[closing bell rings] barry james, great to have you. there is the closing bell. s&p jumping 1 1/3%.o be outdone, the dow, full 2% gain. up 568 points. that will do it for "the claman countdown. see you tomorrow. melissa: a positive reversal on wall street. major averages gaining steam in the final minutes of trading. we await a news conference from president trump. i'm melissa francis. hey, connell. connell: hey, there, melissa, i'm connell mcshane. welcome, everybody, to "after the bell." that was a great finish. up a third day in angs season on wall street. we're kicking off with that. fox business team coverage with blake burman at white house, jackie deangelis at the newsroom in new york, ashley webster on the markets, wake up,

[ bells tolling ] [ bells tolling ] [ bells tolling ] [ bells tolling ] [ bells tolling ] [ bells tolling tolling ] [ bells tolling ] [ bells tolling ] [ bells tolling ] [ bells tolling ] [ bells tolling ] [ bells tolling ] >>> amen. we thank god for that moment. and now, pastor warnoch and the family will enter the sanctuary. >> shall we stand? i am the resurrection and the light said the lord.believeth i again. whosoever lives and believes in me shall never die. for i know that my redeemer lives. that he shall stand with me at the latter day upon the earth. though after my skin worms destroy this body. yet in my flesh will i see god. whom i shall see for myself and mine eyes shall behold and not another. behold i show you a mystery. we shall not all sleep but we shall be changed. in a moment. in the twinkling of an eye. at the last trump for the dead must be raised incorruptible. and we shall all be changed. this mortal must put on immortality. this corruptible must put on incorruption. and when this corruptible shall have put on incorruption, when this mortal shall have put on immortal

united states >> taco bell u.s. always very closely mirrors the global numbers since the prpop drans o our stores are in the u.s. that number was down 7%. if you look at what taco bell was lapped, they lapped a huge quarter. they are slightly positive on the two-year basis and they are a great example of what i was talking about and what you mentioned early on, the cadence of the quarter they got hit harder than any of our businesses in the u.s. just because they had a higher dine in percentage and the breakfast and late light business, those parts of the business have gone away as people are mostly staying home so they had a lot to overcome, they got hit the hardest at the beginning of the pandemic and they've actually made the most progress during the quarter and as we pointed out on the call the business stabilized in june and july, actually, all three of our u.s. brands are positive right now. >> i was reading this morning the taco cut 18 seconds from drive through time i mean, wherer we in making drive-thrus op

[ bell tolls ] [ bell tolls ] [ bell tolls ]. >> amen. we thank god for that moment. and now, pastor warnock and the family will enter the sanctuary. >> shall we stand? i am the resurrection and the light, said the lord. he that believeth in me, though he were dead, yet shall he live again. whosoever lives and believes in me shall never die. for i know that my redeemer lives and that he shall stand with me at the latter day upon the earth, and though after my skin worms destroy this body, yet in my flesh will i see god. i shall see for myself and mine eyes shall behold at not another. behold i show you a mystery. we shall not all sleep, but we shall will changed. in the moment, at the twinkling of an eye, at the last trumpet. for the dead must be raised incorruptible, and we shall all be changed. this mortal must put on immortality. this corruptible must put on incorruption. when this corruptible shall put on incorruption. when this mortal shall have put on immortality, it will be brought to pass, the same that is written. death is swallo

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were less than an hour to the closing bell, let's start the closing bell. ♪.iz: breaking news, two nominees to the federal reserve board of governors has cleared an important hurdle, the senate banking committee has approved a controversial nomination of judy shelton. she has come under fire for her old standard and questions regarding federal reserve political independence. the other nominee, chris waller joined shelton for a confirmation vote. we are watching on more. check the data 285 points from success to scandal we kick off the tops with the retailers, no more guessing as why closing retailer guest, look at the stock up 17 and three quarters of 8%, investors just found out that ceo carlos snatched up by $100,000 share group last week, investors believe when the ceo commits his own money good things must be ahead for the company. we sell see. scandal not hurting the stock of coach parent, that is a foreign half% after ceo abruptly redesigned after an outside law firm found that the former goldman sachs banker had ten years ago posed as a photographer to

we do have the closing bell ringing in 48 minutes. with or without masks, as lockdowns ease, shoppers returned. retail sales popped in june along with a slew of good economic news and yet stocks are still sliding. with the dow down 229, session low is a loss of 250. we're not far from there. is it time to reserve a new corner of your portfolio to protect your money? our floor show traders say yes but where? they will tell you when "the claman countdown" comes right back. experience the adventure of a bigger world in a highly capable lexus suv at the golden opportunity sales event. lease the 2020 nx 300 for $339 a month for 36 months. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. i'm an associate here at amazon. step onto the blue line, sir. this device is giving us an accurate temperature check. you're good to go. i have to take care of my coworkers. that's how i am. i have a son, and he said, "one day i'm gonna be like you, i'm gonna help people." you're good to go, ma'am. i hope so. this is my passion. if i can take of everyone who is si

in the meantime, we've got the closing bell ringing in seven minutes.asdaq is about to ring up its fourth record close out of the last five sessions. 25th of 2020. big numbers here for record highs for the nasdaq. we are up 129 points. we just needed to be up 89 points for the big record moment to happen. >>> we should talk about walmart is deeply impacted by all trade issues no matter what country. walmart looks to bring to amazon's doorstep, bring the fight right there, launching its own subscription service called walmart plus. jeff flock live at the future home of a amazon store in schaumburg, illinois, with more details what is really going to being a knock-down-drag-out fat, i would imagine, jeff? reporter: guys at walmart say, hey, you amazon, you started this. look at this. this amazon grocery store will open here in the next two months made of brick-and-mortar. they're getting into the business of the king of bricks and mortar. which would be the folks at walmart. walmart says we'll get in your space. how about walmart plus? yeah, it is somethi

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it is apparently a real menu massacre at taco bell.er says taco bell continuing -- officially cemented this year is the worst. hilariously there's a change.org petition going around to keep the case arena on the menu. it has almost 600 signatures and counting. i guess i will be adding my name to that list. jillian: yesterday we text about a lot of things, this human looking like fish that is bizarre. >> we have this long text chain about strange animals and weird things happening in 2020, this may be the artist. a fish that looks like it's got human teeth and lips that some women might even pay for. if the internet is to be believed was caught in malaysia. some say it is a triggerfish but it is hunting a lot of people dreams. >> it is triggering our fears. add it to the list. >> coming up in the next hour, will college football return this fall. >> two famous names in college coaching give their predictions coming up. as you get older, are you worried about staying sharp and alert? forebrain, from the harvard-educated experts at force

closing bell ringing in eight minutes.dgers and the braves, just as we hit session lows on the dow, down 445 points, those teams are hours away from taking a first pitch. coming up, our "countdown" closer says he's got the opening day plays he believes will keep your portfolio in the major leagues. stay with us. we got to see how this session ends. on your interests or what's trending. get real-time insights in your customized view of the market. it's smarter trading technology for smarter trading decisions. fidelity. ♪ breeze from the air ♪ wind ♪ blows through my hair ♪ don't care ♪ if people see my dancing in my car ♪ ♪ and if it shines or rains oh . . ♪ because i ♪ got love got love ♪ got love got love ♪ it's a beautiful day look, this isn't my first rodeo and let me tell you something, i wouldn't be here if i thought reverse mortgages took advantage of any american senior, or worse, that it was some way to take your home. it's just a loan designed for older homeowners, and, it's helped over a million americans. a reve

> 80 bells, 80 seconds, 80 years for john lewis. [ bell tolls ] [ bell tolls ] [ bell tolls ] [ bell president george w. bush entering the sanctuary along with laura bush. everyone this mo the speaker of the house, nancy pelosi. she will speak as well, a colleague of john lewis for more than 30 years in the house. i believe that's the mayor of atlanta, keisha lance-bottoms, and now the pastor of ebenezer baptist will lead the service. >> shall we stand? i am the resurrection and the lake, said the lord. yet shall we live again. >> pastor saying the prayer. former president bill clinton. >> sha n. and that he shall stand with me at the light of day. infy skin, worms destroy this body, yet shall i see god. i shall see for myself and mine eyes shall behold, and another. behold, eyes show you a mystery. we shall not all sleep, but we shall be changed in a moment, in the twinkling of an eye, at the last trumpet. for the death must be raised and crumble. we shall all be changed. immortality. this corruptible, corruption at whim, this corruptible shall put on corruption. when put on immorta

bell." i'm sara eisen along with wilfred frost. a new week and new market narrative. technology is back to outperforming. positive news on the vaccine front today. multiple companies confirm early success in the studies but that isn't boosting the reopening trade. the airlines, retail, hotels, all lower today. it's the stay at home technology leading us higher. amazon, peloton, and zoom. and while the nasdaq is the story right now, it's up more than 2%. the we have seen the dow erase 167% drop. turn positive 59 minutes left in the trading day. >> yeah, set for another record day all time close for the nasdaq coming up on the show, the dow component and tech component an hour away from that up more than 30% from the march lows still down year to date. we'll have full coverage and analysis when those numbers hit. first of all, let's focus on the big stories we're watching mike santoli is back and tracking all the market action for us meg terrell has new details on a number of vaccine candidat

[ bell tolls ]. [ bell tolls ]. [ bell tolls ]. [ bell tolls ]. [ bell tolls ]. [ bell tolls ]. >> amenor warnock and the family. >> more than 500 churches across america doing the same today. 80 bells to play tribute to congressman john lewis. the service here at ebenezer baptist church in atlanta is about to begin. we just saw president george h.w. bush and laura bush arrive, and the speaker of the house. now you see bill clinton entering as well. we are expecting bill clinton. the applause is from the crowd gathered outside the church. he will deliver a tribute today, as will president george w. bush. and president barack obama is expected to deliver the eulogy. when president barack obama was elected president of the united states. michelle miller was with me. and that incredible moment where john lewis said he was so emotional watching president barack obama be sworn in. he brought the program to barack obama and barack obama wrote, because of you, john. >> because of him. >> let's listen in to the reverend dr. warnock. >> in a moment, in the twinkling of an eye. for the dead must

liz: three minutes away from the closing bell.why are we suddenly seeing the dow fall 204 points when we were down 70 during the beginning part of the show? we can sit here to talk all kinds of reasons. let's get to the "countdown" closer. he is picking three dow stocks he absolutely says are now on sale, global growth, blue chip core, blue chip dividend. here is his list that all these names fit he says. huntington bank cio, join augustine. 18 billion in assets under management. what names do you feel like are on sale right now? >> look at companies yielding over 3% in the dow. are 14 yielding over 3%. that is pretty attractive, fixed income, treasury yield environment. you can literally start with verizon, jpmorgan, you can go to proctor & gambles, you can get a bundle of stocks, liz that have total return potential and income now. liz: uh-huh. six stocks for the three strategies you just outlined. home depot, proctor & gamble, microsoft, chubb, pepsi and parker. chubb and parker, pepsi not in the dow. let's just get to these na

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"closing bell" starts right now. >> it welcome to the closing bell, everybody. the nasdaq takes a breather. a new intraday record earlier close to the open. let's have a look at what is driving the action this afternoon. corporate earnings from ibm and coca-cola. highlighting that negative covid-19 impact but coming in better than expected european leaders agree to a hugely significant stimulus plan while in the u.s., congress continues to debate the next stage of emergency measures. and as the nasdaq underperforms. it is yesterday's winners leading the declines all fangangs, tesla, zoom, ebay. the dow up is 1% s&p 500 is up about 0.6%, sara >> big show coming up. jonathan tisch will join us and the face covering debate for hotels he'll talk a little nfl. plus, testing delay snarl efforts to trace and control the virus in this country, we'll speak with the ceo of labcorp. >> and we're talking about a massive afternoon of earnings, snap, united airlines, texas instruments and more we're going to talk with brokers chairman thomas peterffy let's start off with the

[bells ringing] [drums playing] >> the morning activities focused primarily on religious with protestant, roman catholic, and jewish clergymen taking part. the location was the front of the memorial to abraham lincoln. and it was here that american entertainer pat boone opened the proceedings by introducing the star-spangled banner. america's national anthem. >> friends, this song was written at a crossroads time, a time of crisis in our nations over 100 50 years helped unite americans, and we stand today at a crossroads and in a crisis time let's all sing the song with love and conviction. ♪ oh, say can you see, by the dawn's early light, what so proudly we hail'd at the twilight's last gleaming? whose broad stripes and bright stars, through the perilous fight o'er the ramparts we , watched were so gallantly streaming? and the rockets' red glare, the bombs bursting in air, gave proof through the night that our flag was still there o say, does that star-spangled banner yet wave o'er the land of the free and the home of the brave? ♪ >> eagle scout don pickets, an indian of the pawnee trib

kamau bell. thanks for being here. it's always up here. we're always hearing the applause. >> yes. >> stephen: nice to see you. you're in california, correct? >> yes. >> stephen: how is everything out there? how are you riding out the the coronavirus. >> we're all right. but now feels like we're florida junior, i would say. >> stephen: that's surprising because california got a lot of praise for how they brought the hammer down firmly, fully. they were a model for everybody else. what happened? >> orange county is what happened. orange county is not san francisco or lamb. i think we have a loft orange county spread throughout the state. i think our governor felt pressure from them and other weird governors who are opening up. i like to think maybe this is a year or two before the apocalypse. when you see a movie about the apocalypse, you never see the year or two leading up to it. that's what this feels like. >> stephen: things are almost normal. >> you never see "mad max" going, a year before, man, gas is expensive! (

local it's a great view and it's a nice day and we used ring the bells we took turns to ring the bells. shuck shuck aging household have the keys for a week. or so for a week it was down to us to go and ring the bells every day. well hopefully you. even today the ringing of the church bells is still seen as a privilege 07/01/20 07/01/20 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from new york, this is democracy now! >> we are now having 40,000 plus new cases a day. i would not be surprised if we go u up to 100,000 a day if this does not turn around. amy: the nation's top infectious disease expert dr. anthony fauci is warning the coronavirus pandemic in the united states could spiral out of control as the country

♪urple >> all across the united states at 11:00 a.m., at every town, there was the sound of church bellswhistles, as a unified recognition of the day of celebration. god shedica, america eis grace on the and crown thy good with brotherhood from sea to shining sea ♪ [applause] >> a principle speaker was evangelist leader billy graham. dr. graham: she's never hidden her problems and faults. without freedom of the press and open communication system, we don't sweep our sins under the rug. if poverty exists, if racial tension exists, if riots occurs, the whole world knows about it. instead of an iron curtain we have a picture window. [applause] >> there followed a 56 gun salute. one for each of the united states and its territories, as the flags of each state and territory were brought into position on the memorial steps. marching boy scouts that carried flags of the united states from the lincoln memorial to near the white house. here, the largest american flag in the capitol flew above the flags of the 56 states and territories. citizens of all ages brought their small american flags to pl

"closing bell" starts now. >> it does welcome to "closing bell." quiet session turned into a full blown selloff. dow, s&p 500 down more than 1% nasdaq is down over 2% let's have a look at what is driving this selling action. unexpected rise in jobless claims for the first time in 15 weeks. the labor picture darkens and data continues to soften the stocks are sell off

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thanks for letting me sneak that in >> we have a lot of earnings to watch after the bell "closing bellover it all. >>> kelly, melissa, thank you. welcome to "closing bell." i'm sara eisen along with wilfred frost. stocks up at the open. but they're now in the gre green .5%. a record slowdown in gdp raising the stakes for the deadlodead negotiations earnings the other big driver. companies beating lowered expectations ups and qualcomm are surging another day of growth over value. big tech rising ahead of earnings this afternoon. this is going to be an

[bells] >> the morning activities focused primarily on religious observances with protestants, rome catholics and clergy taking part. the location was at the lincoln memorial and it was here that pat boonee opened the proceedings by introducing the "star spangled banner," america's national anthem. >> this song was written at a crossroads sign, at a time of crisis in our nation's history. we stand today at the crossroads and a crisis time. let's all sing this song with love and conviction. ♪ o say can you see by the dawn's early light what so proudly we hail at the twilight's last gleaming whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight ramparts we watched were so gallantly gleaming and the rockets red glare the bombs burting in air, gave proof through the night that our flag was still there o say does that star-spangled banner yet wave o'er the land of the free and the home of the brave ♪ >> an eagle scout led the large already pledge of allegiance. >> i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america, and to the republic for which it stands. one nation, under g

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the closing bell's going to ring.g in the final hour of trading, despite today's historic jobs report we are still, though, in positive territory as we close out a holiday-short week. markets are going to be closed tomorrow. they will open back up on monday. for the week, the dow, let's take a look at the final numbers for at least this week. the dow gaining 3%, s&p up almost 4%, nasdaq up 4.5%. by the way, the nasdaq is about to close at another record high. second straight day, the 23rd record close for the nasdaq. >>> >> cheryl, that's right. pfizer up 7.7% for the week. why? they announced a very aggressive timeline for their covid-19 vaccine. traders loved it sending shares higher. boeing up, testing flights for the troubled 737 max jet. raytheon is an interesting story. they won a contract from the foreign military sales program. products to saudi arabia. but david portnoy, a buyer of this stock, famous day-trader. how did he choose the stock. randomly picking scrabble tiles out after bag. rtx. federal express u

let's talk about the big news after the bell.s that are obviously influential to the entire market. first, microsoft. they have had a string of earnings beats going back a couple years. your thoughts, go to microsoft first. they report, they beat, the stock goes up. it's been a wonderful thing, but there is more competition in cloud. in fact, we heard from ibm saying they are now a legitimate cloud player. what do you see? >> don't get against mr. softy. they have proven in quarter in, quarter out they will beat expectations. this pandemic is driving more cloud business. that migration is happening out of necessity. you will see strength in the gaming unit, strength in the cloud segment and you said it, for eight quarters in a row the stock has risen after each earnings announcement. the well-known -- charles: only got 20 seconds. tesla, will it meet or beat? will it go up or down? >> listen, break out the popcorn. the tesla circus will begin. i think there are bold promises from elon musk and not backed by much reality. i would

"after the bell" right now.second half of the year with a new record on wall street. a choppy session for the dow, following what was its best quarter in more than three decades. good to be with you once again i'm connell mcshane. melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." the dow dipping into the red in the final minutes of trading. the s&p up slightly. it's a new record close for the nasdaq, its 22nd of the year. that's pretty good. fox business team coverage. blake burman is at the white house of course. jackie deangelis is in the newsroom and edward lawrence is in washington. let's kick it

[closing bell rings] see you guys tonight.market closes well into the green. you have to love the nasdaq, racking up its 20th record close. melissa: starting the week with a new record on wall street. the nasdaq leaving the major averages on hopes for a vaccine closing at a brand new high. i'm melissa francis. connell: i'm connell mcshane. welcome, everybody, to "after the bell." tech really drove things today. microsoft, apple, ibm, leading the dow. the nasdaq recovering all of last week's losses with that record run that melissa talked about today. it is the biggest gain in nearly three months. amazon bouncing back, what was a five-day losing streak, following the worst week since february. on top of all of that, s&p 500 turning positive for the year. it is less than

"closing bell" starts right now. >> it welcome to the closing bell, everybody.eather. a new intraday record earlier close to the open. let's have a look at what is driving the action this afternoon. corporate earnings from ibm and coca-cola. highlighting that negative covid-19 impact but coming in better tha

that was in the release after the bell yesterday.ive, who needs a dance partner and who can fly solo. i think this is an industry that has wanted to consolidate further. it is very capital-intensive. ishink the public perception that it is not particularly competitive because there are fewer airlines now than there were, but the remaining airlines are larger, so the number operating per route is the same now roughly as it was 15 years ago area i think that the industry wants to consolidate. the doj has been the limiting factor there. would lovesouthwest to strengthen their presence on , andest coast with alaska there would be a number of , thates, delta, united would be interested in jetblue. happens, theat earnings power that would would help offset the structural impact from businesses and corporate traffic being lower for a time. lisa: does anyone go bankrupt? i am thinking of american airlines in particular, which is had a more difficult time raising any. depends on thel pace at which demand recovers does not recover. then it com

"closing bell" starts right now. >> it does, indeed welcome to the "closing bell." i'll wilfred frost along with sara eisen stocks giving back a chunk in yesterday's gains. let's have a look at what is driving the action the coronavirus remains front and center the u.s. approach three million total confirmed cases. the fed saying that some data is pointing to a leveling off of economic activity. the reopening trade pulling back as airlines, cruise stocks and on line travel names move lower. big tech outperforming once again. microsoft, amazon all hitting record highs the nasdaq flirting with another record close despite the broader markets selling off. 59 minutes left of the session sar yash sara, we're down .5%. >> we have big guests coming your way we'll be speaking with loretta mester about the economic signs she is seeing in america and how the fed is weighing the spike in cases. and the rollback of the reopening measures across this country. she's a voting member of the fed. plus, $150 million, that is how much deutsche bank agreed to pay in the settlement with

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"closing bell" starts now. >> welcome to "closing bell. i'm wilfred frost along with sasa sara eisen we're well off the lows as you can see. let's have a look at what is driving the action the nasdaq leading once again. the only major index in the green today. up 17% year to date. tech continues to carry the market intraday turn around for the tech index as well florida reported a record number of coronavirus related hospitalizations cyclical stocks like travel, energy, banks are under pressure because of it. and the retail divide continues. walgreens and bed bath & beyond getting crushed today following weak sales updates and the staples names like walmart and costco are higher. the s&p 500, we're 59 minutes left of trade. it's not there the nasdaq is up 0.6%. the s&p 500 is a little bit lower. >> just a few moments, we'll speak with alpha one capital dan niles about the market selloff why tech in particular has been outperforming and what to do now. >>> plus, former treasury secretary jack lew will be with us to weigh in on joe biden's e

this is "after the bell."rages ending off the highs with the nasdaq snapping its three-day record streak at the close, erasing gains after hitting an all-time high earlier. we begin with fox business team coverage. blake burman at the white house. edward lawrence is in

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. >> "closing bell" starts now. >> welcome to "closing bell. i'm wilfred frost with sara eisen. dow set for its fourth day of gains in a row let's look what's driving action first vaccine showing promise raising hopes for a faster reopening. travel stocks, retailers, banks all rallying banks, by the way, we saw goldman sachs blowout reports trading numbers and the sector is moving higher big tech was showing signs of fatigue. nasdaq has rallied sharply since around lunch time. facebook, netflix all turning positive we are up 3/4% -- sorry, 2/3% on s&p. >> another higher day, certainly off session highs. coming up on today's show. great lineup uper facing fresh lawsuit from massachusetts over how it which was its drivers. early investor bradley tusk has an idea that can help them avoid headaches and take on rival lyft he's going to join us to explain. >>> speaking of the pandemic, new jersey governor phil murphy will join us to discuss his states path forward, whether he's prepared for what the fall will bring in the northeast. let's focus on two key stories meg tirrell with mode

"closing bell" starts now. >>> thank you. welcome to "closing bell." i'm sara eisen with willfred frost. the a reversal of the recent trend. near session highs on the dow at 4:46 we'll take a look at what is driving the action a tough outlook for bank earnings as jpmorgan records record revenue we'll talk to the cfo. >> tensions with china simmering as huawei and lockheed martin sanctions and claims to the south china sea take center stage today. stocks are shrugging it off. the dow up more than 400 points but the big tech is struggling faang, internet names that have been on fire are seeing weakness today. we're following it all 59 minutes left of trade. >> certainly we've been all over the place in markets but we're up as we stand with the major indexes we have a big line up of guests. in a few moments we'll speak with shrewsberry, cfo of wells fargo. and robert kaplan will join us and we'll speak with michigan governor gretchen whitmer an earlier biden endorser as biden lays out more details of his economic plan. >>> let's focus in on the big storie

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earnings after the bell. >>6.30 right now and let's take a peek at what it's like this morning and howhings are going to change by the afternoon high rebecca heidari yet things are going to get better as we get into the afternoon we just have to get through all this fog but you can see right behind me. this is our camera in san francisco just south of market and we're really socked in this morning, it's been a pretty much the same as what we've woken up to and for the last couple of mornings around the bay area. temperature wise so pretty nice out there the 50's and low 60's just some light sweater or jacket to get yourself out of the but then later on today you'll be able to wear the short sleeves because we are going to have a some nice temperatures on tap 68 for the high in downtown 72 for the high in oakland today and then a little bit warmer in san jose with a high of 84. i am tracking some 90's on the board on my complete weather check coming up in just a bit back to the news. >>all right, thank you very much. rebecca 6.30 is the time and happening today civil rights icon congres

mccoy was fatally shot by police while sitting in his car at a taco bell drive-thru. as for ramos, critics are concerned about his background. a judge recently found the former da had improperly deleted text messages and emails after he was sued. >> my view on this -- she should withdraw the appointment of this person and go find an independence person. it's not a person that's bringing a lot of baggage to him. >> as da, ramos also persisted against the innocence of kevin cooper, a death row inmate convicted of killing four people. this, despite a mountain of evidence that shows cooper is innocent including dna evidence that doesn't match cooper to the crime. >> he has just a terrible history and i can't imagine what miss abrams was thinking to bring someone in like that. he's the last person that would instill public trust and confidence in this investigation. >> so far, no word on what will happen with vallejo's other high-profile case. the deadly police shooting of sean monterrosa during a looting call last month. >>> oakland schools are scheduled to open in two we