. >> on that day in may, officer bill evans is patrolling the interstate and pulls over a white van withof-state plate. inside are jerry cane and his 16-year-old son, joe. >> the license didn't appear right when he stopped the van. then when he checked it, the paperwork started out an order. it wasn't issued by the state. >> instead, the paperwork is issued by the department of heaven, a bit suspicious, evans calls for backup and a second officer arrives on the scene. >> i think they realized that it was up. there was two officers there then, and they were in trouble. >> off camera, jerry cane pushes officer evans down an incline and then on the dash cam cane's son joe appears with a gun. >> bill is stumbling down this incline. he shoots at him. he didn't have time to get his weapon out. he hit him many times in the body, in the back. >> at that point, the second officer tries to help evans with the 16-year-old turning his weapon on him. >> officer down, officer down. 277 westbound. >> a delivery driver witnesses the whole scene. >> these guys just shot a police officer. >> through the s

evan, talk about some of the things reported by bill neely. the number that have gone on to fight or be trained in syria and are now back believed to be back in that country. >> it is in the hundreds an outsized number for such a small country. especially when you look at the details of what's come up here it is quite interesting because there's talk of them targeting the police and of course back a few months ago, september of 2014 the senior spokesman of isis issued a statement, ordering their followers to carry out attacks on police on intelligence agents on other law enforcement bodies in western countries. so one of the questions is is this them rallying to that call. >> also talk about the weapons pipeline here. i read a report yesterday about some of the weapons coming in from northern africa the access that the individuals have and the arsenal they were prepared to use. authorities say it was all imminent. >> there are a number of locations, not just north africa. the balkans, a number based in france have gotten an arsenal of weapons,

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virginia state senator adam evans introduced a bill to eliminate jail time for possession of marijuana. that bill would also make it punishable by a maximum penalty of $100. the measure faces an uphill battle, the house of delegates killed the decriminalization bills in the past. coming up here at 6:00 the story you'llee only on 7. how a community is going to great lengths to save a wooded area. new information in the trial of the boston marathon bombing suspect. how his lawyers are making another push to move his trial. and mixed moves when it comes to the ebola virus in west africa. new challenges health officials there are >> a new government shakeup in yemen. that country's president resigned under pressure from shiite rebels who seized the capital last fall and confined the president to his home for the past two days. this after the entire yemeni government submitted its resignation earlier today. the president's resignation raises fears that yemen could again split apart complicating u.s. efforts to find al-qaida members in that region. indonesian divers recovered six more bodies

senator evans sponsored the bill. >>> five people shot in less than 24 hours in one section of southeast d.c.. last night police were searching for a gunman from the air. on the street a map being wheeled in to an ambulance just one of three people shot last night on savannah street. a mother and her 4-year-old came home to that scene. she says they are living in fear. >> just watch the to get in the house and be safe. >> we're told all the victims fromsh on wednesday night, a 17-year-old was shot and killed you can a girl a girl shot in the wrist. >>> joe biden and mayor bowser will tour the anacostia river tunnel project today. tom sap will also join them. yet another delay for the d.c. street car system. a source can direct knowledge of the program tells news 4 transportation reporter adam tuss the street cars won't start carrying passengers next week as mayor gray had announced. no word on what is causing the latest delay. and no new start date. >>> a big break for students. how the snow got them out of some important tests. >>> and wendy's trying to make their kids' menu a little he

falls in the middle of all the tension between new york city police and new york city's mayor, bill de blasio. evank to me about the circumstances of what happened here to the officers. they were not targeted we believe, as they were last month. what were the circumstances and how are they doing right now? >> well they're both expected to survive. one of them is 30 years old. he's in critical condition, shot in the arm and lower back. the send officer is 38 years old, stable condition, he was shot in the chest and the arm. this was a very different circumstance from the two officers who were executed in brooklyn a couple weeks ago. these officers were getting off their shift around 10:30 last night when the call came in for this robbery at a grocery store in this part of the bronx. it was an armed robbery call and these officers decided to go chase it and they came across two suspects one of them had gone into a nearby chinese restaurant which is the picture we're seeing on the screen there. apparently one of the suspects opened fire on the officers. they returned fire and they made their getaway.

i'm kelly evans with bill griffeth. hello there. >> happy new year. >> not a happy day on the stock market. the dow off 350. >> started this morning, european markets with a big hit. concerns of greece. the german market down about 3%. oil dipping below $50. that's been a bad thing for equities today. so sort of aou

evans. >> i'm bill griffeth. and then there's snowmageddon.ons spent on a storm that was largely a bust for those in manhattan part of new york city and parts west. those of you in long island and connecticut and eastern massachusetts and rhode island, you got hit as was predicted but those of us in parts west preparing for all of that was a huge displa

bill. i'm kayla tausche in for kelly evans. triple digit gain early on in the session evaporating after we got some nasty data out of factory orders and construction spnd spending weaker than expected. as we saw volatile day for oil, bill, as well. >> one of the days where bad news was bad news. you could have argued once an upon you could have said bad news would mean that the fed would delay raising interest rates and the market rally on that. that didn't happen today. and you wonder if that's the kind of action we will see going into 2015 here if suddenly now bad news is bad news and vice versa. >> volatility bill seems to be here to stay. >> yes, ma'am. it is. we'll talk about that. the volatility index is moving up as well today. there's the dow up 120 as kayla was mentioning. down about 99 points at the apex of the day. the low of the day. now down 30 into the final hour of trading and the volatility index. made a liar out of me. down to 1831 and rather elevated level when you consider the rest of the market has been doing

i'm kelly evans with bill griffeth. hello there. >> happy new year. >> not a happy day on the stock market. the dow off 350. >> started this morning, european markets with a big hit. concerns of greece. the german market down about 3%. oil dipping below $50. that's been a bad thing for equities today. so sort of a double whammy for u.s. equities and we are at this point at this moment the dow's down about 3.3% from its most recent peak. the nasdaq the russell, the s&p all down a like amount right now. >> lots of key levels to watch today. the fact below $50 in wti crude, some of what's happening in the rate space and waiting to talk about that but again we're starting off the year in a trading session that people love to extrapolate for moves from here on a weak note. >> it goes without saying this final hour will be very instructive. do they start to buy on the dips? they haven't yet. or do we get even more selling come into the picture in this final hour? >> as mentioned, as we get into this final hour underway here t

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bill 686 which would remove criminal penalties for of small amounts of pot. people caught with pot would face a $100 fine instead of possible jail time. center adam evan a democrat sponsored the bill. >>> a driver will not face murder charges after hitting and killing a 13-year-old maryland girl. debra reyes was killed since months ago. an unlicensed driver lost control in the parking lot. her father says the accident has destroyed his family. the 33-year-old esperanza vasquez should be charged because she tried to lie to police about who was driving. >> that means everybody can rye to the police and lie to everybody and there is no law for that? but in time the law protect the criminals and they don't protect the victim. >> according to court records, vasquez will appear in court for driving without a license next week. we reached out to the state attorney's office and they said the events of that day did not rise to the level of criminal negligence. >>> wendy's goes healthy. the item that will no longer be severed with the burger chain's kids meals. >>> plus four years after the massive gulf oil spill, billions n n fines could be on the way for bp.

evans. see you tomorrow. >>> thank you, bill. welcome to "the closing bell," everybody. i'm kelly evans.en day this week on wall street. here's how we're finishing up the day. the dow going without a gain of 1.2% or 210 points. s&p up 23. nasdaq adding 57. gains of about 1 1/4 for each of the indexes and saw momentum pick up into the close. let's get to it with the panel. joining me is lee gallagher, stephanie link and kayla tausche. there are people that turn on the televisions or look at market saying really after the shocking events of paris this morning? are you surprised at the resilience today? >> no i think we are a bit oversold heading into today to begin with and then the fed told us what we have been saying far listening time the economy is getting better. that lower oil prices are good for the economy. and that interest rates probably staying pretty low for the next several meetings and starting to tightening, it's gradual and data dependent. all of this means good things for the economy, the consumer and for earnings. and i think that's what's going on here. in addition, low

evans. >> i'm bill griffeth. and then there's snowmageddon. billions spent on a storm that was largely a bust for those in manhattan part of new york city and parts west. those of you in long island and connecticut and eastern massachusetts and rhode island you got hit as was predicted but those of us in parts west preparing for all of that was a huge displacement and there's a thought that maybe billions will have been lost as a result of all of that. the biggest blizzard though turned out to be inside the new york stock exchange today. >> well put. take a look at what's happening in the market. we are geared up for a negative start then got a flurry of earnings. caterpillar disappointing. microsoft didn't help thing. both stocks getting hit hard. what's interesting, that's contributing to the dow being a weaker performer than the s&p today. it's off 231 points. the s&p mean while down less than 1%. so you could argue perhaps it's an oversized reaction to a couple big companies, but by the way, they're important companies, and by the way, the

evans. see you at happy hour, kel. >>> that is for sure. thank you, billing. the closing bell," everybody. i'm kelly evans. we've hit 4:00 on wall street on this monday as the snowstorm bears down on the northeast. markets going out it looks like across the board in positive territory and again we spent most of the day with the dow especially under pressure going back to the greek victory yesterday. you heard from michelle caruso-cabrera on that. will it potentially derail what mario draghi has done to try to boost the eurozone and the global economy as well? that's a question that hangs over us here. the dow going out with a gain of about five points. the s&p same five points. that's good for a quarter percent on the s&p and the nasdaq up 0.3%. we're waiting on some key earnings reports due out momentarily. joining me now is steve ber tony from forbes. jon fortt, thank you for staying. and with us for more on today's market action tim seymour and kenny polcari. any impact today? >> there was light volume today. we only traded 640 million shares. >> that's my p

evans. >> i suspect -- i'm bill griffeth, by the way. i suspect that that picture, that's times square.50, 60 blocks north of where we are right now. you give that several more hours, you won't be able to see that. >> it's only been a couple hours since that snow has started. we haven't seen anything yet. >> not

bill cosby is back on stage in denver tonight. demonstrators outside the theater say cosby needs to stop performing in public because of growing allegations of sexual assault. but cosby remains defiant. carter evans now on the loud voices of cosby's critics growing ever louder. >> we believe the women! >> reporter: the scene keeps playing out over and over, protesters outside while bill cosby performs his stand-up routine inside. so far, more than 30 women have accused of 77-year-old comedienne of drugging and raping them. the allegations go back decades. andrew wollensteen is the coeditor in chief at "variety." >> when you look at the way bill cosby has continued to perform it suggests either that he's kind of tone deaf to what is going on here or simply chosen to persevere in hopes perhaps he could beat this by just hanging in there. >> reporter: cosby has not smnded publicly to the accusations. none have been proven and his attorney says they're not true. this week, 24-year-old model chloe goins was interviewed by police in los angeles. she claims cosby sexually assaulted her at the playboy mansion in 2008. on friday's the comedian's attorney says he can prove cosby was in new york when the al

evans. i'm see you tomorrow, kel. >> thank you, bill. welcome to "the closing bell," everybody. evans and here is how we're finishing up this monday. pretty much a losing day across wall street. the dow though avoiding its sixth straight triple digit decline but still we've had quite a run of them early in the new year. the industrials finishing off about 92 points with significant buys on the close. you heard from art cashin about those. the s&p off 16 points and the nasdaq off 39 or about 0.8%. let's get to it with the panel. a ton of earnings on tap. big interviews coming up. car cardiff joins us with mare ji thompson and bob pisani and tim seymour. good afternoon, everybody. cardiff, is this all goldman's fault? >> i don't know. goldman's report on oil today is very good. if you have get your hands on it, i recommend it. i want to say the takeaway is any rebound in oil prices would probably be more "u" shaped than "v" shaped. they talk about storage capacity. the market is in a contango but storage capacity is very high. second thing they hit on is the business model, right?

evans. see you tomorrow kelly. >> thank you, bill. welcome to "the closing bell." y evans at the new york stoke where it looks like the dow is managing to finish in positive territory, although just. it's up 4 points or so at the bell. the s&p adding 3 points. a little stronger session there to a level of 2222. the nasdaq up about 20 almost half a percent, but certainly a mixed day across the street. some pressure from some key dow components. by the way, some big components including ibm due to report in just a couple minutes' time. joining the panel for the hour we have cnbc contributor carol roth along with sharon epperson. welcome. also with us for more on today's market action and the earnings set set to hear from ibm and netflix, guy adami. hi guy, and david nelson from bell point asset management. welcome to everybody. carol, i'm going to start with you on the market here. it's been kind of a rough session out of the gate in january but it's interesting because at the same time we have all of these record highs in consumer confidence and even the general poll

evans and company. have a good weekend, kel. >> thank you, bill. welcome to "the closing bell," everybody. s. what a week it's been on wall street. a lot of selling pressure in the final hour. here is how we're finishing up the session. the dow going out at the lows down 142 points really weighed down by the energy name. we'll look it see if exxon hit a minus 2% -- actually 1.7%. that's where the underperformance is coming from. the s&p is off half a percent. the nasdaq managed to stay positive. bolstered by better performance across the tech space. let's get to it with today's friday closing panel. joining me now jim le camp from ubs. evan newmark and cnbc's very own steve liesman. great to have you here. for more on the markets, jim levin that will and "fast money" trader steve grasso will join us off the floor in a second. jim, i will start with you. a rocky start to january. we've gone out on the lows of the session today. >> we started off rocky last year as well. the market didn't bottom out until the first week of february, we had an up year. we said this was going to be a more volat

evans right now. have a good one, kelly. >>> thank you, bill. welcome to "the closing bell," everybody. ans and that's it, we're closing out the week and what a week it's been across the week. today's rally pretty interesting. the dow finishing up with a 200 point gain. only a couple names in the red. we'll get to those in a moment. joining me is nicholas carlson. we have kevin o'leary, also joining us our very own robert frank. joining us for more on today's market action and the move in the swiss franc also "fast money" trader brian kelly. brian, welcome to you. are you surprised we finished out as strong as we did this week? >> i'm surprised at how strong we were today absolutely. i don't think we've probably seen everything that's come out of this swiss franc action. we know when currency prices break, other things break. i think there's more to come. i was surprised how strong it was today. i guess if i had to blame it on something, i'd blame it on options expiration and perhaps people just letting the dust settle and make some short covering. >> that's what we heard from art cashin

evans and company v. a good week, kelly. >> thank you, bill. welcome to "the closing bell" on this friday everybody. e week on wall street. all five day this is week triple digit moves in the dow. monday and tuesday big down days. wednesday and thursday up big. today looks like the dow going without a decline of about 165 points. that's selling pressure art cashin told us about slowed up on the close. we are in the red for the week on all the major indexes. s&p giving up 17 points here. nads dak off 32 to 4704. let's get right to it. joining me is today's panel. stephen brill is here. you'll be hearing about this book and so happy to have you here. and with us is sara eisen and stephen newmark and guy adami. congrats again. eight years yesterday. >> can you believe that? >> original cast member. >> can you believe that? i saw some videos of like the early screen tests we did in '05 and '06. i was handsome back then. now not so much. >> we don't know what happened. i kid. i love you. >> you haven't aged one bit. >> not in the least. let's begin with maybe if your views on the market evolving as we sor

bill. i'm kayla tausche in for kelly evans. triple digit gain early on in the session evaporating after we got some nasty data out of factory orders and construction spnd spen

evans. see you tomorrow. >>> thank you bill. welcome to "the closing bell," everybody. i'm kelly evans. on wall street. a look there at one point in the last hour the dow down less than 50 points and might be positive. not the case on the close. the dow, another triple digit decline. off 133. i bring that up because if we had back to back decline of 1% on the index, it is more significant from a historical point of view. the s&p giving up 18 points. nasdaq, underperformer despite the stronger moves there from the likes of alibaba. talking about that. joining me now in the panel, carol roth dan greenhouse and sharon epperson. also with us with more on the market is tim seymour. dan, how serious is the fact we've kicked the world off on a down note? >> the year really starts as bad as we have seen this year quite infrequently going back 30 40 years and i think you go out today at about 2,002, well off the highs, sentiment deteriorated and everybody's trying to figure out what's going on. i'm not jumping on the most bearish bandwagon and people talking about whether or not the u.s. on the

. >> evan depends on his mom to drive and help with bills. >> i'm upset and i'm sad for him. dreamed that you're going to have brain injury and that it's going to have a negative impact on you for the rest of your life. >> he has brain damage from being dropped on his head in one of his first matches. >> i'm terrified. >> of what? >> the future. i don't know what's going to happen. >> what am i going to do with the rest of my life. >> i'm scare. >> jerry mcdevitt represents the wwe which he says did not conceal medical information. he says the simulated combat never called for real injuries in the ring. >> it's in the best interest of the company to take care of its talent because if the talent aren't healthy they can't perform or they can't perform the company can't put a show on. >> reporter: he also says the wwe took action as soon as doctors better understood the potential dangers of concussions concussions. >> the company has taken a look at some of the moves and maneuvers. >> which ones of those can be eliminateed we've brought in some of the best sports medicine doctor

evans? good luck, kelly. >> thank you bill. welcome to "the closing bell," everybody. lly evans, and lets begin as we await earnings from facebook and qualcomm in just moments with how we finished up the day on wall street. a ton of factors from the federal reserve meeting to what happened in greece to the big move down again in oil. the net result of all of that, the dow giving up about 189 points on the close. that's better than 1%. we would have been off 200 if it weren't for a strong performance by boeing. the s&p giving up 27 1.3% and the nasdaq despite apple still also down almost 1%. let's get to it right now with the panel. joining me now is zachary karabell. chris wheelen welcome to you with robert frank. we have great stuff coming up later. also joining us we've got "fast money" trader tim seymour. and lance around the set. chris, let's start with the fed/oil. a lot of the global backdrop is one of increasing concern and weakness here? is that the theme? >> i think so. watching the sell side analysts back pedal from their estimates has been amazing. >> for the

. >> osgood: bill cosby has been taking his humor on the road for decades now, but his current tour comes against a backdrop of charges of sexual assaults. carter evanssunday journal. >> everywhere bill cosby performs these days, protesters follow. >> bill cosby won't you please go home. >> nearly two dozen were outside the theatre in denver last night saying nothing was funny about the claims from now at least 30 women that he spiked their drinks and sexually assaulted them. >> it is any wonder he could continue in the public eye as he has. >> andrew wallenstein is co-ed for in chief of variety he says it is not easy watching the tragic downfall of a comic legend at a recent performance in canada cosby even joked about the ongoing controversy reportedly telling a woman who had left her seat to get a drink, you have to be careful about drinking around me. >> for bill cosby to perform and make a joke about these allegations, i guarantee you his publicity team was beside themselves. it was the ultimate in tone-deaf. >> while cosby has his defenders, notably felicia rashad his tv wife on the cosby show, the ranks of those in hollywood who criticize him

evans and company. see you tomorrow, kel. >>> thank you, bill. hi, everybody, welcome to the closing bell. lly evans and here is how we're finishing a wild ride on wall street. going out with the dow off 187 points, the s&p off 11 and the nasdaq off 22. so 1% decline for the dow, about half of that for the nasdaq and the s&p. and certainly declines in jpmorgan after those earnings results played a role in the underperformance of the big dow index. let's bring in today's panel, talk about that. the moves in oil prices and so much more. rick edelman is here. cnbc contributor stephanie link and our very own michelle caruso-cabrera. also joining us for more on today's market action is "fast money" trader guy adami. guy, you get to do the honors here because this is a guy world and we're all living in it. >> i hope it's not a guy -- man, that is scary as can be. now all of a sudden you see a lot of people you see some fed governors talking about it obviously over in europe people talking about this global deflation trade. just given everything that's happened, you have to sort of -- you have to

evans. i'll see you tomorrow, kelly. >>> thank you, bill. welcome to "the closing bell," everybody. ans. what a tuesday we have just had. a day of huge swings on wall street. we'll put them into perspective for you. let's start out with a look at the dow. you can see the sharp rally we had at the open up almost 282 points. we gave that back as we headed into the close. it was around about just before 2:00 p.m. eastern we did, in fact, turn negative. we were off i believe more than 100 points. we fought our way back trying to close positive but it looks like we're going out here and the numbers are moving around a little bit. the dow off almost 30 points. as for the other major indexes, the s&p 500 is giving up five points. the nasdaq is off three into the close. we'll talk about the whys and the where we goes froms from here. joining me now is david zer bows from jeffries. welcome back. cnbc contributor carol roth with sharon epperson. and with us for more on today's market action is "fast money" trader brian kelly and b.k. you know i want to start with you. before we get to this que

bill. welcome to "the closing bell." i'm kelly evanse is how we're finishing another tumultuous session. another day of 200-point moves. we're finishing with the dow moving 41. the nasdaq up half a percent or nine points bolstered as we mentioned by netflix. strong performance there. the nasdaq up a quarter of a percent. 12 points for its part. let's get to it as we wait for some key earnings with today's panel. cnbc contributor jimmy is here. home with kayla tausche and cnbc contributor jon najarian. we have to talk about the patriots. >> yes. >> first for more on today's market action it's brian kelly. steve grasso is joining us shortly off the floor. i don't know where to start. nobody has talked about the state of the union. i know we're supposed to start with markets a little bit. is there an impact there we're overlooking do you think? >> listen the president had a lot to say, a lot to say about cutting taxes, especially a lot to say about raising taxes on investors. i don't think you're seeing a market reaction because nobody bel

i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> i'm bill griffeth.lity and a bloody resolution to the manhunt in france. they're sorting things out in and around paris and northeast of paris. with the hostages and the hostage takers. but it was -- and, you know, to some degree this dide

i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> i'm bill griffeth.g nearly 500 points on monday and tuesday we get a bounce in the u.s. markets, not only for equities but oil, wti bounced a little bit today. >> a couple of factors contributing to the rebound in the market today. >> minutes were what we would expect but you had decent jobs number this morning from the adp. and the retail sales, some of them pretty

i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> i'm bill griffeth.ed day for stocks to close out another pretty good week for investors and there's another theme in our business world taking up a lot of oxygen right now. that would be currency wars. sort of a race to the bottom right now as it were. some huge moves in the euro again amid the moves in global central banks. all that affecting your money and we'll get into all that. >> today not a strong day for the markets after yesterday's bounce

i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> and i'm bill griffeth. listen to this statistic.nbelievable. now, volatility has been with us all of the trading sessions we've had so far this year. today alone the dow was down about 120 points, it's been up about 84 points. so a 200-point range today. listen to this, kelly. we've had a 200-point range on the dow every trading session this year. >> including that first one. >> including the first one that friday. that's unbelievable. >> wow. >> we're going to beki

i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> and i'm bill griffeth.ear, we're at the stock exchange but we're talking oil right now because that is what's pressuring the stock market today, down 5% on wti for the u.s. crude contract. it's even more of a decline for brent north sea crude. >> you're looking at the price of just under $46. if you're wondering what's hitting the stock market today, well, pretty much look no

joyce evans in the social media center with how new york mayor bill deblasio is sounding off alarms ahead of up this coming storm. >> reporter: he is, iain. mayor deblasio is pleading with resident to take the impending storm seriously and use the utmost caution. to start preparing right now, for what is about to hit them. >> the city is doing everything, that we necessity how to do to keep you safe, and we're asking you to keep yourself safe and your neighbors safe as well. this could be a storm the likes of which we have never seen before. >> well, the potential to be far worse than last years debilitating storm, even worse than any other storm on record going all the way back to 1872. he is asking commuters not to drive to work tomorrow, fearing that they may not be able to drive back home. the mayor says, new york will have 2400 workers covering about 12 hour shifts, for as long as they need them. iain and lucy. >>> iain and lucy? >> all right joyce thanks very much. it comes as in surprise their fox 29 winter weather authority is, hopping. >> all across the northeast. it will be hist

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i'm kelly evans down here at the new york stock exchange. >> and i'm bill griffeth. buckle up. what's going to happen. if we've learned anything this we can is that the final hour holds most of the cards for how the market will finish whether it's up or down. and this week i think we've seen it all in terms of volatility, news events. it has been an unbelievably volatile week not only for the markets but for news events as well. >> that's right. we have to keep an eye out to see how we finish. we just had oil pop 5%

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but a lot of them bill, i imagine will either drop out of politics altogether focus on their families maybe evanitics where they have had a lot of success in senate races in house races, state houses. i think social conservatives are actually doing well in that arena. >> uh-huh. >> but on the national front they're going to have to have a new generation of people that come to the floor. >> so you don't think mike huckabee can do it. >> chicken wing and a prayer. and i like mike huckabee. >> and jeb bush? >> jeb bush is the dominant figure in american republican politics today. conservatives have to figure out what they're going to do when jeb bush raises $200 million. >> will you support him? >> i'm not a jeb bush fan, but i will support him. common core and amnesty, i just can't do it. >> of course you select him over hillary clinton. >> well, i'm not a hillary clinton fan, but i would probably focus more on state and governors races. >> so you would sit it out? >> i'm not going to sit anything out but put my focus on state races and senate races. >> one note, governor huckabee will be here on

i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> and i'm simon hobbs in for bill griffeth this friday ending friday in much the same fashion they behaved for the entire month with a lot of volatility. today it's been in the red all day, a wide range as the guys just said, we're heading back down, down 116 on the dow. leading the way for the dow, chevron certainly. the plunge in oil getting real oth over the last few weeks as chevron scraps its buy back plan for the year. but oil itself reversing its

i'm kelly evans at the morning stock exchange where we're picking up some momentum. >> and i'm bill griffith the market does like a good old fashioned central bank bond buying program. no matter the continent, no matter where it's taking place. although we did dip lower briefly this morning. you see a little bit of red until the rally got back into gear and especially in the last hour or so. so now here we are, the 15th trading day in a row where the dow

i'm kelly evans, and, yes, it may not look quite as familiar, but i am here, bill, at the new york stockhange. >> i'm here at headquarters which looks like cnbc headquarters as well. tell us, we've been waiting for this opening. >> everybody has referred to this space as the garage. as the new york stock exchange has unveiled this addition today they've been renovating for the past year. it's called the buttonwood room and people know that goes back to the founding of the exchange. more than 200 years ago outside of buttonwood tree. a couple blocks e o

i'm kelly evans, down here at the new york stock exchange. >> i'm scott wapner in today for bill griffethit is a market that's lost nearly 500 points in the past couple of days. trying to get some of that back today. and how about a nice little ramp-up into the end of the day. >> it was the time you entered the building, scott. >> i'm told it's just a coincidence, but i'll take it. i should come around here more often. >> we're keeping an eye on what might have been moving stocks higher here. now many of the dow components in the green. earlier, it was only because of mcdonald's and boeing's outperformance that the

>> welcome to the "closing bell", everybody, i'm kelly evans on this thursday at the new york stock exchange, we have ourselves a rally. >> i'm bill yesterday's gains and now, we had three big down days to start the year. two big up days to follow that and those two big up days wiped out the losses, turned positive for the clear for the dow and s & p. >> started the year all of monday and where we are today it is almost unchanged, having had that sharp downward move. now this upward move. now the guys better break those down, 18,000 become out them >> i guess so. seei s