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sportbike won the match by bill bell advanced four three on aggregate they will play more say in the last sixteen the big game sees a similar end take on austin ill while i fear to go madrid have been drawn against lokomotiv moscow the first leg of those tires take place on the eighth of march italian sprinter eleven vianney continues to lead into saturday's penultimate stage of cycling's abu dhabi to the army holds a three second advantage over alexander christophe and stage three winner phil bauhaus who took friday stage in a photo finish from fellow german marcel kittel. the oklahoma city thunder had to beat the basket on thursday to avoid an embarrassing defeat to the sacramento kings reigning most valuable player russell westbrook save the day for the thunder they had blown a twenty three point lead and as the clock take down the kings had come back to live in the game at one hundred seven each but then westbrook scored this three pointer to beat the buzzer and save face for the thunder one hundred ten one hundred seven when put oklahoma city in the west. anthony gill may not ha

take that ugly purple sweatshirt and go home bill bell chiquita check. >> was it purple. >> it was a purple shirt on, maybe because they were in minneapolis. >> did you see jeffrey lawrry. he took to the podium. making a special dedication. for eagles fans every where, this is for them. how would you describe the character of this football team? it's the most you unique together room of men and i told them i've never seen an incredible group of men in all of my years of life that come together with all the adverse adversary and injuries annulus sing our franchise quarterback. i think that's what makes it amazing, i agree. the fact that we've been through so much. oh, my goodness, we can't make it, how are we going to keep go and they believed. they kept pushing and fighting. what you're saying, last night's game was destiny versus dynasty. >> no, destiny over dynasty because we stepped over them. i will tell you this, i didn't think i would ever in my lifetime be able to wear this shirt. >> really? >> yeah. here you are. i'm trying to get my shirts together . the ones i found on onli

bill. >>> bay area state senators jim bell and nancy skinner are working to pass a bill that would get $2 billion to help the homeless. >> the money would be taken from the state budget surplus as a one-time investment, the mayors of california's 11 largest cities including san francisco san jose and oakland say that they support the bill. for more we are joined live from skype with state senator bell. are you there senator? there you are. good morning. >> good morning. >> let's talk about the $2 billion. what is the plan to divvy it up?>> there is about 130,000 homeless in california and we think this $2 billion can make a real big difference in helping house those homeless people that are on the streets also those living on the freeway right of ways and other places in california. the concentration in the bay area and the major cities. >> let's see if we can take a minute to perhaps fix the microphone. in the meantime if you can hear me, do you think there is a lot of migration? let's say someone falls into homelessness in san francisco, they go to san jose is that a pattern we are conc

england everywhere they were starvingsomebody in boston won major champion she was bill russel young tom brady and bell change the attitude of they winning a super bowl. after that the celtics won. a couple. the couple world series and of course boston became a winning city once the super bowl means for the eagles. a young carson wentz bring a dit swag to the city which translates inthis isn't one andt has the makings of something that's a little bit different. the city no longer be losers. they won't have a losing a t nop from there. ain.njoy the ride. >> we got going to enjoy it thank you sean you feeling over facebook? yeah, other social ma outlets but there's still not happy. users spent 50 million fewer hours on the site. so whatd? well they're going to twitter instagramocial media can cause anxiety, depression and sheep issues itnnted with other. sad news in the entertainment passed away he played martin crane on frasier a spin off 77-year-old mahoney died yesterday while in haas t recens included the show hot in cleveland. >> cheap beer of voice for college students wants to help grads pay off n

she wanted and bill and then she wanted a certain bell, the hurd/ing aul hurd/aguilar bill. and then the queen of the hill bill. the house, senate and the white house are won by republicans. we need nine votes in the senate, right? so we ought to compromise, but good god, maybe he's in charge in six months. >> so i gave you more than 20 words, on like my students in their papers, but it seems like broad goals, some people share but the rules matter. right? in terms of what is finally produced. institutional structure as well as party rules. i had -- let's go to the middle here. >> -- school of public affairs and i was interested in knowing how -- you you see social media and the way that legislators communicate with their constituents and colleagues, and also about policy, how you think that social media affects the way that you're able to do that in a civil way and in real life as well. >> well, i love it. you know, we use facebook, we use twitter, we have e-mail, of course. i get, i don't know, 10,000 or 15,000 messages a week. i can't answer each one individually, but i c

bell" with kelly evans. see you later, kell. >> thank you, bill welcome to "closing bell", everybody, i'm kelly evans, a 500 just in the last hour of the session, gave that back and then some we went out with a drop of more than 150 points. looks like a drop of 168 on the be bell, dow below 24,000 for what that's worth s&p down to 2701 with nearly a 15 point drop, and nasdaq composite was better, and russell 2,000 at 1581. it managed to stay positive, just under two point gain today. a couple things moving higher to watch. the ten-year yield, 2.957, the highest tick we've seen here lately, and what about the vix volatility gauge back above twenty after the last couple hours of trading dollar stronger too. with that going out, we have more earnings headed our way, and reporters are standing by. josh lipton has the roku reports, julia on pan ddorpandod kate has restaurants, and sema has hotels for us. see you in a minute. on the panel is guy, as we told you, he's back, thank you, guy, and david is here from hennessey funds. thank you. bill smead is here too the biggest winner was united technologies managing

top in the market and don't assume this is simply a correction let's bring in bill, partner and chief market strategist with bellve trading hey, bill. >> good to see you, michelle >> give us your technical analysis, what are you looking at, the dow, the s&p, what >> all of them i think, michelle, there's a really a number of key takeaways from the last couple days. number one, as you said, we have a temporary top in the market. and so i think the highs that we saw in late january, they're safe for at least a couple months secondly, we have been in this buy the dip mode really since the march 2009 lows. but more recently since the sell-off in early 2016 now you can buy the dip and sell the rally. there are going to be tremendous trading opportunities with this volatility but you have to know your ranges for us, that means in the s&p, 2500 to 2700 and the dow, we want to play 23,000 to 25,000 and in the nasdaq, 16300 to 6700 you want to stay on the wide, keep your position size small, and there's going to be great trading opportunities. lastly, don't be dismissive of this correction. a lot of people want to look a

bell" with kelly evans and company. have a good, long weekend, kelly. ed >> thank you, bill >>> welcome to the "closing bell."ow we're finishing up the session on the wall street up just 16 points. at the high of the session we were up 232 today. even in the last hour we were consistently up about 100. we dropped into the close, managed to stay in the green the s&p adding just a point. the nasdaq went negative by a quarter of 1%. the russell 2000 is actually the best performer today the russell has added about 16 points, 0.4% gain the transports were negative on the bell that volatility gauge sitting just under 20 today. a little elevated. the dollar hit some multiyear lows this morning but has climbed back by half a point we'll talk about all this, interest rates, too, and this crazy comeback we've had from this time a week ago joining me now is cnbc senior markets commentator michael santoli as well as evan -- you didn't show up last week. >> two things. patriots lost, so i couldn't show up. and the second thing was, i really wanted to be here to take my victory lap for what i said the week before. yeah, i'

bell" with kelly evans and company. see you tomorrow, kell >>> thank you, bill. "closing bell," everybody, i'm kelly evidencans. dow dropped about 20 points. s&p 500 down half a percent. that's 13.5 point drop on the bell, 2681 the dow under 25,000, 24,894 the nasdaq shed 1%, back at 7051, and russell 2,000 hanging on a tiny gang on the bell, 1508 the vix at a level 26. we'll talk more about that in a moment big names reporting earnings after hours, julia borsten is covering four of them, watching for fox and zynga and more phil has tesla when it crosses, and yum china. that's in a couple minutes, thank you. >>> joining me now are cnbc senior market congressmen tainter michael santolli and barbara duran. welcome, everybody in terms of the market today, boeing was leading, and apple the laggard, and it was the biggest decliner after its earnings mike, i mean, we were up 250 points just minutes before the end of the session this is still got a weird kind of clicky feel to it >> still arhythmic vibrations in the market this is how it happens when the market is rocke

we recruited all the sponsors and put them on the bill and and after the bell in all 11 states. our republican support continues to be our republican support. i have been in front of grown-up, conservative, activists around the country -- [laughter] >> who believe that chronic conservatives ought to have a voice. i would love a system where i can campaign in all 50 states in the district of columbia. opinion, i think there are a lot of people who think this is a centerleft country. that is why you have nonpartisan support. at the end of the day, i am not concerned about being able to get red states and the national popular vote interstate compact because the problems are the same problems no matter what your political ideology or affiliation is. that is why i'm here today. [applause] the last question to the group before we open it up, i want to focus on the next year or two years. there is a prospect we can all hope of an election that will be pivotal in transformative and might bring in a lot of new legislators. in the last wave of elections in 2010, the republican majority ve

bell" with kelly evans and company. see you tomorrow, kel. >> thank you, bill welcome to the "closing bell." i'm kelly evans. we'll see how the final tally comes in we're at 25,707, 1.5% gain for the blue chips not bad for the s&p and nasdaq, adding more than 1%. s&p closed at 2779 nasdaq up at 7421. nasdaq, by the way, at least at the highs of the session was positive on the month. looking at its eighth straight monthly gains and those declines we saw in early february now seem like a distant memory the russell 2000s up 0.65% the volatility gauge lower, interest rates lower the dollar a little lower here as well. joining me now to talk about all of this, cnbc senior markets commentator, michael santoli along with jim khan and david rosenberg. everybody's here at post 9 welcome one and all. leading the do yw was 3m coca-cola was laggard. on the s&p, hp inc. still up, and albemarle was the decliner michael, what do you make of it? the significance is mostly in the context of crazy selloff we started the month with and now the crazy rebound we've had. >> the market acted as if it didn't want to go sideways and

bell." we are live from the new york stock exchange michelle caruso-cabrera in for kelly evans. >> i'm billriffeth the nasdaq was pushed higher by more than 1% with these gains, the s&p and the nasdaq are finally positive for the week we're still working on the dow right now. if they aren't positive, it will be the third down week in the last four. >> that's because it's been two weeks since what people are calling the bottom, february 9th, that crazy friday, our reporters are standing by breaking down the market since then bertha coombs and bob pisani >> i think the important thick is we've seen quite a recovery in the markets but not for everything let me show you a few charts jpmorgan, a big recovery remember what happened on february 1st it was like $117 then goes down to $104 on the 5thand it's com back around $116 that's a round-trip. also boeing another big one, $357 on february 1st $317 on the 5th. that's a $40 drop, back to where it is, roughly $356 or so. there's a round-trip some stuff hasn't recovered the consumer names haven't recovered. coca-cola goes to 82 and it's hovering a

bell with kelly evans and company. see you tomorrow, kelly. >> thank you, bill welcome to the closing bell, everybody, i'm kelly evans, today on wall street, dow up more than 250 points on the bell, a 1% gain the s&p 500 up 36 points, a 1.3% gain the russell and nasdaq stronger, up 1.8% today. the nasdaq composite up to 7143. the nasdaq now at 7.5% from friday's intra-day lows. 6.5% higher for the dow and s&p since that moment as well. sharp rebounds today that said, the volatility gauge has been dropping, and it's back below 20 for a reading of 19 right now. much more to talk about, interest rates and those levels, that in a moment, but it's also going to be a busy hour for earnings josh lipton is covering cisco's results, and morgan with supply materials, and we have trip adviser an and marriott. see if they get the numbers out this hour. see you shortly. joining the panel, cnbc senior market analyst, and managing director of ciaa investments, and josh brown in the house, ceo and founder of whole wealth management the dow today, biggest winner was nike and loser verizon and chipotle the winner, after announcing the

bill clinton and bell fill bright had a very close and friendly and warm mentor-mentee relationship for decades. so, these are two photographs from fulbright's papers that show fulbright at the very end of his career, really the very already almost hundreds of life, after bill clinton has become the most powerful politician in "arrrgh." the exterior fayetteville is defend craig mon fingerprint to him and he governor at the time, bill clinton is there is just sharing one of those warm moments on the dais with his mentor, bill fulbright, and then a couple years later, bill clinton has since become president, in 1992 and this is -- this travel is from 1993, and clinton has the honor of presenting the presidential medal of freedom to his idol and mentor, bill fulbright. fulbright's record provides some incite in what nations can do to invest in the future, and he was somebody that really saw a long way, saw a long way beyond just fayetteville, arkansas, international conflict, conflict between nations, culture misunderstandings, these things are human history, will always happen, and nation

bill reed. secretary nancy bell. secretary robin johnson. treasurer nicole brown. assistant treasurer alonzo sally. founders harvey spencer senior and millard mitchell, natalie y, marion fryeburg, and neal right. the mission of the african-american museum of bucks county is an important one. i commend all those involved and wish them continued success and growth. i encourage everyone in our community to get involved and support this outstanding organization. mr. speaker, i yield back. he speaker pro tempore: the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the resolution. the clerk: house calendar number 123. house resolution 725. resolved, that upon adoption of this resolution it shall be in order to consider in the house the bill h.r. 772, to amend the federal rood, drug, and cosmetic act to improve and clarify certain disclosure requirements for restaurants and similar retain food establishments, and to amend the authority to bring proceedings under section 403-a. all points of order against consideration of the bill are waived. the amendment in the nature of a su

bill that we on the democratic side, insisted upon being there. and so, mr. speaker, we are writing again that you make a public statement regarding the scheduling of a vote on the taco bell. that is -- the scheduling of a vote on the daca bill. that is our request. our request is that you publicly state you will schedule a vote ,o consider the bipartisan bill and any other daca bill that you wish to consider. we strongly believe that members of the house and their constituents deserve the same dignity that leader mcconnell has extended to members of the senate by stating he will allow a boat on this issue -- he will allow a vote on this issue. that we did not receive that. i said earlier that america is the greatest country that ever existed in the history of the world. aren't we proud to be americans? and what is america? ,t is a country of great people a beautiful diversity that has changed over time from the days of our founders. they could never imagine how it could be, how many different , they, and yet established a constitution that enabled everyone, everyone is a stated in the declaration, everyone, the right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. it is

bell" with kelly evans and company. see you tomorrow, kel. >> thank you, bill we'll see you on "nightly business report. e to the "closing bell." i'm kelly evans. a down day on wall street. looked worse half an hour ago than at the bell a 1% decline the big decliner was nasdaq. the nasdaq went negative by 0.07 and the russell 2000s down nearly 1%, shedding 13 points today down to 1530 the volatility gauge was back above 20 transports are above 162 we'll talk more about the dynamics of this market. joining me on the panel we have cnbc contributor dennis berman. >> thanks, kelly heads up, you got to be paying attention. for a while there we were -- >> it's up with of those things people say, i'll buy it if the vix is under 20. i'll buy it when it's over mary is cfa and portfolio manager from gradient investors. today the biggest winner was intel. the chip stocks part of the market intel was up 1.5%. the biggest loser, walmart down 10% on the close the s&p, noble energy was the big winner walmart over there was the big loser. this is surprising we'll circle back to walmart in just a second. what do you thin

bell. see you tomorrow, kelly. >>> thank you, bill, and welcome to the closing bell.s going up with a 300 point gain 1.25% for blue chips about the same for the s&p the dow is back above 25,000 but i don't think we're going to see a lot of celebration to celebrate that marker. the s&p 500, up 32 points, 2,731, the nasdaq, the best performer up more than 1.5% to 7,256. some of the best performers there include netflix, cisco having a good day. and the russell 2000 small caps up 1%. the dollar has a huge head wind today. the russell is still managing a 1% gain. we've got big earnings to come today. two big names in particular. >>> joining me on the panel to talk about these markets, is michael santolli, along with the chief investment officer at heartlandfici official. in the dow today the biggest winner was cisco and the biggest decliner was united health in the s&p the big warmer was eqt corp the biggest loser was eqiuinix. it's starting to feel like that two week spurt in volen tilt and a thousand point in beclas becoa memory. >> it makes sense to look at the chart a

bill will did that stephanie, and michael, for me and bill, that does it for "closing bell. "fast money" starts now. >>> "fast money" begins with breaking news. the selling rages on, and another milestone moment for your money the dow dropping 1,000 points, or 4% in a wild session for stocks incredibly, this is the second 1,000-point drop this week it is the worst week now since october of 2008. right at the heart of the financial crisis the dow, now down 10% from its highs on what wall street calls a correction the s&p 500 also in a correction the dow, s&p and nasdaq all now negative for 2018. thank you for being with us tonight, everybody let's begin with guy adami guy, after a week of reckoning for stocks we are left with a hard question. is this a healthy run of the mill correction? or the start of something bigger, perhaps a bear market? because i can say that thousand-point drops have really never happened in the market unless we have a serious, serious issue. >> we have never been this high. >> to tim's point. and you know this, yes, at 27 n.o.w. in the dow 1,000 poin

allowing the middle left to go to the white house for a signing ceremony for something as bell as an immigration reform billing to give him that? >> politics is important in this town. we're talking about 800,000 real people. you know, according to the president, if you include the people that would be eligible for daca protection but some have not signed up, up to two million. so as much as it was be distasteful for the immigration activists to stomach a deal with this president, a deal where he would get a lot to endanger the futures of those two million people that may be a case where it's common sense is over politics, which is unusual in this town. >> bill: i thought we would get it. it's not happened yesterday. 1 1/2 hour left in the day of business. the democratic rebuttal to republican memo of a week ago. devin nunes, the republican from california, earlier today he suggested or filed, we'll find out in just a moment, he wants to see the transcripts of the application for the fisa warrant against carter page to be made public, which would tell us about what was in the fisa application. do you believ

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last time somebody in boston won major champion she was bill russell when he was in uniform. young tom brady and bell change the attitude of the entire city by winning a super bowl. after that the celtics won. a couple. the red socks got couple world series and of course boston became a winning city once again. that's what i think the super bowl means for the eagles. a young carson wentz and young doug pederson bring a different swag to the city which translates in all sports. this isn't one and done thing it has the makings of something that's a little bit different. the city of philly will no longer be losers. they won't have a losing at to you. and it will be nothing but up from there. so enjoy the ride. >> iain. >> we got going to enjoy it thank you sean you feeling over facebook? yeah, users might be moving on to other social media outlets but there's still not happy. facebook says users spent 50 million fewer hours on the site. so what are people doing instead? well they're going to twitter instagram. high level of social media can cause anxiety, depression and sheep issues it helps us stay con

the promise that he would keep said bell having gained national notoriety far right protestors turned out to rally to keep it as have opponents are calling for the bill to be removed the event jelly called church of the public at a night has offered to pay for the bell to be replaced however the town council says these funds could be better used to renovate the church. tomorrow is another day we'll see of a. good mood . good. good. good. good. good mood. among the oscar nominees these europeans have the best chances. in the category best documentary feature face displays since the movie five french film i can't i'm yes i don and straight are just j'onzz our film explained scott cross-road things have a shot at winning you know fingers crossed over not. to figure out a series of your moments next fall to go for. sure as long as. the interest of coming out on. the trip and playing observing teams don't seem to come all the traverse to six with the force taking landscape the bullet struck. such a story sometimes in church to come. what does a football loving country need to reach its goals. we'll tell you how german soccer made it next to the top. in ou

bryan curtis is with us today courtesy of bill steckel and chris akin and belle and chris anders, who are here with us. bryan curtis is a "new york times" best-selling author ofes several books and has contributed to "sports illustrated." curtis has served as a national reporter for cbs college sports and was nominated for two local emmys for his work as a reporter for fox sports net. please give him a warm welcome. [applause] >> thank you coming nancy. good morning. how are we? i love savanna. you have great restaurants. every day is beautiful weather like this. can i do see a show of hands. how many of you live in the landings? good lord. all i've heard about is how phenomenal it is. i am truly honored to be here in savanna to talk about one of the most impactful books for me that i've done. i want to tell you a quick story about rings. i don't wear a class ring, linked university of virginia. some men wear jewelry, some don't. i was researching this book and i heard about rings. rings that are given to participants who play in the rose bowl and in particular come in the 192 rose bo

the had a deal in the bill, on a compressive a it never saw the light of day in the house of representatives. the bell one to see the floor. wayne see what they have to offer us. >> i would add without that the sole impediment to getting anything done on immigration has been the republican leadership in the house. we are simply asking for a vote. that is all we ever asked for. let the dream act on the floor. that ourarantee you values more: -- more closely line with the republican bill. i cannot reiterate enough that there is support for a daca dreamer fix it if the speaker would merely step up and be the speaker of the house of representatives, not just the speaker of his caucus. >> of the tax-cut stimulating the income -- the economy? would you want to get the entirety of the tax cuts in the job jack? >> are asking if -- in the jobs act? >> you're asking if we have a leader in the majority. >> yes. >> we would like to bring some bounce back to the governance of the united states. that's why it is imperative this important that the american people a lacked -- that is why it is important that the itri

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>> let's bring in bill and kelly at the nyse as we count down to their program, the "closing bell" in just about a few seconds. >> here we go again be. >> i'm surprised we still use decos. i haven't heard that -- >> they're out of date by the time we put them up this week. >> they are. interest rates have been getting the blame for some of this today. sully's survey not withstanding. if you take a look at the dow or vix, today is a mini version of monday because as equities have gone lower, the vix has moved inversely. it peaked as we hit the lows for the day around 1:00 this afternoon. i think we're seeing something of a modest version of monday's trade here >> the whole volatility trade brian's been talking about. >> i wonder, is the vix the dog or the tail? vix is supposed to be the tail market moves, vix move now people are suggesting because of the weirdo incidents, cramer called them morons the vix is leading the market because people are selling to pay for positions they were in over their head on. >> wouldn't be the first time the tail wags the dog. >> is it the tail or the do

show that i do at 3:00 this the morning out there with bill murray it's the bill bottom >> yes, it was all due to the pants, the belloms. it was the bill bottom in the market anyway, we digress. >> we do digress we don't just talk about up stocks in up markets or down stocks in down markets we want to kind of show you the other side of the trade, so to speak. so we took a look in this rising kind of recovery that we've seen over the last few days whether or not there are still some stocks left behind we looked at the s&p 500 turns out that 300 plus of those stocks in the s&p have made a 52 week year or multi-high. 71 of those stocks are still now below 10% or worse or 10% or worse below their record highs or 52 week highs or whatnot. we wanted to give you an idea of the types of stocks that are still lagging in this marketplace overall. take a look at some of these names because overall we are seeing at least a little bit of a reversal for some of these names, but mcdonald's shares are still 10% below where they were at their highs earlier this year home depot, a big part of that trade for the last year plus, the id

this is the "closing bell" on cnbc, with bill griffeth and kelly an le omheew york stock exchange. [fbi agent] you're a brave man, mr. stevens. your testimony will save lives. mr. stevens? this is your new name. this is your new house. and a perfectly inconspicuous suv. you must become invisible. [hero] i'll take my chances. >>> welcome back maybe you've heard of new reports that claims a whistle-blower has come forward to shed light on a scheme that manipulated the volatility index, known as the vix, that cost investors hundreds of millions of dollars a month. bob pisani joins us with that story. >> this alleged whistle-blower has written a letter to the s.e.c. saying vix is subject to potential manipulation i spoke with this whistle-blower a short time ago he would not identify himself to me only that he had been working at buy side firms for 20 years in senior roles the crux of his argument is that vix derivatives, futures and options, may be subject to potential manipulation the vix is calculated using options in the s&p 500 one month out, 30 days out let's assume the s&p is at

trying to bring back bell bottoms. >> bill murray >> yeah. >> that movie has almost become a ground hogatch it -- i watch it over and over and over and over and it's -- i don't think they knew -- a lot of times you don't know when you're doing something that it's going to resonate with people. there's themes in it that you can learn from it's amazing. >> i like the insurance guy. >> he's a xavier fan. >> yeah. >> phil. >> phil. >> bing! >> yeah, exactly he did -- going to go pro with that bellybutton thing that he does, remember >>> up next, arizona cardinals wide receiver larry fitzgerald, who i was checking which commercial i like best he's got a lot of sponsorships he's hanging out on the sidelines. he's going to join andrew live in minneapolis later we'll sit down -- no, andrew, sorry, larry will leave probably and andrew will sit down with minneapolis fed president neel kashkari. he's happy there we'll be right back. arket when it might be time to buy or sell? with fidelity's real-time analytics, you'll get clear, actionable alerts about potential investment opportunities in real t

industrialisation depends on our commitment and on our hard work bill says of the new study says in the move to in a sort of muddy up bell and the riata is responsible for safety at the plant lithium has created a thousand jobs here staff at the plant work for two weeks and then have a week off she's taking the bus home to part of c. it's a four hour ride we visit her that there's a lot to see. at an elevation of over four thousand meters the city is one of the highest in the world since colonial times it's over and ten mines have made its foreign owners rich and its workers sick it's been reported that hundreds of children still work in the mines. many bolivians fear that foreign companies well again try to take control of their country's natural resources. out of the most of my city is poor despite its natural resources. now we have a second chance this time with lithium which we call white gold but. we hope not just to extract it but to develop an entire production chain and process it ourselves. as a nation we want to do it on our own terms. with an e.u. . outside of town as a factory for rechargeable lithium batteri

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bell." i'm michelle caruso-cabrera in for kelly evans and bill will join us in a second.we're finishing on wall street. dow joins, a gain of 163 points. as we've been highlightering, it had been up more than 300 points earlier. the s&p 500 also in positive territory. nasdaq went negative along with amazon it's so heavily weighted with amazon so goes amazon, the way the nasdaq goes. joining us on the panel we have stephanie link, rob cox, global editor of reuters breaking news. stephanie, what do you make of today's market action? bob pisani highlighting the cyclicals in the lead today. that would suggest people have strong thoughts. >> that indicates the data is good it's also worked in addition to the cyclicals has been the f.a.n.g. stocks and technology symptoms technology has been a big leader of the s&p 500 75% of the gains in the s&p 500 year-to-date have been because of the technology sector so, you have two groups that are working. the group that's not working are the bond proxies they did work today. i think they got oversold. but i think the composition in the se

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welcome to the "closing bell, " i'm kelly evans. >> i'm bill griffeth by definition, a roller coasterand down, it doesn't have to just go down like the markets today, a leg lower, now higher again, another volatile trading day the dow down 100 points on the open this morning, up 400, it's been a 500 point swing in today's session, and, here, clearly, this is the most important hour of the trading day. we have a chart to show you, monday is in the

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. >> bill: what's another day on wall street, right? opening bell a few moments ago.ks open at this point down 600 points. then it closed up nearly 600 at the end of the day, which was a 2% gain. the largest gain we've seen from the dow 30 in about a year. 2% in one day of trading is a lot. >> sandra: you cannot predict anything with this market but there is a lot of talk about what happened in the final hour of trading yesterday. when you saw that spike. there was a lot of talk about possible buying opportunity if it was indeed a healthy correction, when were those buyers going to step back in? they did in the last hour of trading. >> bill: what a week it's been. we'll see where things settle out today. 9:33 we're open for business. >> sandra: put on your seat belt. >> this is a different memo than the first one. it's more lengthy. it is different. so not leaning towards it. it will be done in a responsible way. but again the first one was very clean relative to sources and methods. by initial cut is this one is a lot less clean. >> sandra: we're awaiting word from t

bell." i'm kelly evans. >> and i'm bill griffeth if we do a special tonight, it will be happy days are here again. after that historic day we saw on wall street, more volatility today and it's happening right now. the dow this morning, we saw a swing from bottom to top of roughly 900 points we were down 567 points. then suddenly up 367 points. now -- >> going up towards those levels. >> -- setting highs for the day. up 1.75 on the dow and other major averages are moving higher we have a panel of experts coming up here shortly. >> don't forget about earnings we have a bunch coming our way after the bell, including disney we'll have an exclusive interview with ceo bob iger. looking forward to that. first, though, there's also some news out of washington at this hour let's get down to aeamon javers with remarks from the president. >> reporter: it came about the dangers of the ms-13 gang. the president talking about immigration saying he ultimately might want to shut the government down if he can't get a deal on immigration this week. here's what he said. >> i'd love to see a shutdown if we don

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. >> hi, everybody, this is the "closing bell" live from the new york stock exchange. i'm kelly evans. i'm wilfred frost in for bill griffeth the first february loss for the dow since 2009 >> energy with the worst month since 2015, but tech is strong breaking out the standouts and where to invest. first, bob is on the floor for more on the market moves, it's picking up steam, bob. >> reporter: yes, the problem is energy, a problem all day. the major sectors here, there's a reversal when real estate trusts are on the top of the leaders here, but that's what's been going on. seve yields down, energy down 1%, materials, banks, cyclicals weak a problem with crude, put up crude, put up 1030, weekly inventory, big build, oil fell apart, and the market got not just energy stocks, but oil recovered in the midday and fell apart in the last 20 minutes and market again fell apart, the overall market here. here's the big oil names you can see moving to the downside, and these are big volume numbers right here, just come up here, take a look here, 2.5% decline in the big names the volume, 8.5 million shares is heavy volume for

bell. u.s. house gavels in this afternoon at 4:00 eastern to begin legislative work. they'll take up nine bills today, including one that would aid cybersecurity for the country of ukraine and one dealing with military sales to jordan. live coverage here on c-span. of course later this week, they'll have to take up another temporary funding measure with the qurnt short-term c.r. xpiring this thursday. > joining us on "newsmakers" is tim. bill who covers campaigns for bloomberg news. thank you all for being with us. let me begin with an opening question regarding the economy and mid term elections. will the economy be enough for the republicans to maintain their majority in the house and senate? >> all elections, especially the first one, it's tough. obama lost 63 seats in 2010. clinton lost 54 house seats in 1994. even reagan in 1982 lost 28 seats answered started from a minority position. they're challenging. a good economy which we're starting to see alleviates the dangers but it's still a challenging environment, no oubt about it. >> you have 40 republicans stepping down or seeking other off

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