. >> on that day in may, officer bill evans is patrolling the interstate and pulls over a white van witht-of-state plate. inside are jerry cane and his 16-year-old son, joe. >> the license didn't appear right when he stopped van. paperwork issued was not in 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 statements of the driver, thi

emily: can evan mature into a rockstar ceo? bill: i think so.is interesting because he has had some issues, and other people we have worked with have. one of the things that benchmark truly tries to differentiate is we want to be a partner with the entrepreneur over a long time. i think there is a growing trend in silicon valley that i'm not a fan of, which is trial by social media. our job is to help these people through situations like that, not to abandon them even though the press is pounding them. evan in particular is a special person. he has a keen sense of product features that matter to his constituency that i think has been a common trait among some of the most successful entrepreneurs. emily: is there more or less arrogance in silicon valley than there was before? bill: there is probably more than 1999. emily: more back then? bill: yes. and i think people have learned from 1999. even though a lot of the young entrepreneurs today were not around, there are still lessons learned. emily: how do you make sure that you are getting into the

the second hour of the "closing bell" with kelly evans. >>> thank you, bill. to the "closing bell," everybody. i'm kelly evans. we're seeing red arrows across these markets a day after finishing at record highs. it's giving up 26 points going out 18,285 the s&p for its part losing two. the nasdaq managing just ever so slightly to stay in positive territory. we'll see if that holds true as things settle out here. it's up a couple points to 5,071. we have more earnings on top. talk about that the fed and much more joining today's panel. we have larry kudlow along with steve liesman. with more on today's markets and sales force earnings set to report money trader tim seymour and that's christine sheet here. steve has something to say. >> i want to acknowledge the servicemen that are here from all different branches. a lot of them from navy. i don't know if we can get a camera on them. just acknowledge their service. they're here in new york for fleet week. >> commander dale stallworth ringing the closing bell. hard to believe the markets are holding the way they

i'm sara eisen in today for kelly evans, bill griffeth rejoining me. finishing up the day on wall street. it looks like we couldn't quite make another record high for the s&p 500. it is ending down a little less than 5 points. the dow ending down more than 50 points, lower than where it was all afternoon. the nasdaq also ending in the red. after being at a record high pretty much during the whole session. let's bring in today's panel. cnbc contributor evan newmark, michael santoli from yahoo! finance and our very own robert frank. did we learn anything new from janet yellen? >> reiteration, obviously speaking aof the bond market closed you thought maybe she'd have something that would come as a slight surprise. i think the mark set hungry for dovish words. they didn't get any here. so no, nothing too new. >> evan the market flat lining. >> boy. boy. >> before summertime. >> the calm before the storm or the calm before the calm. >> it's the old line from the westerns, you know sure is quiet, yeah too quiet. >> yes. >> it's weird. i want to be able to sa

i'm kelly evans, down here alone. bill at the new york stock exchange. >> you have many friends there. >> i'm bill griffeth all alone here at cnbc global headquarters. you'll be there on the nightly business report on pbs. >> everybody better tune in to that. >> stocks trying to close in unchartered territory very quietly. the s&p, any positive close would be its third straight record high. meantime, the dow finally is trying to close at a new high. this will be its first record close going back to march 2nd. apple having the biggest impact on the dow after carl icahn said that stock is undervalued. he thinks it should double in price, kelly. >> he's also talking about them getting into tvs, bill cars batteries. a lot of great fodder for industries that should be paying attention. >> maybe he wants to merge apple with tesla? >> or going back to his investment last week in lyft. >>> charlie evans said the fed should not raise rates until next year. will that power up this beaten down sector? we will hear from both sides, co

bill you're closest to me. you heard evan reporting that commissioner batts told him he got a call ten minutes before. she didn't decide to press charges ten minutes before. she decided well before that. are you surprised? >> well i'm surprised, but i'm not surprised, because i think what we're seeing here is law play out but also politics play out. it's highly unusual, the fact that she just gives him a ten-minute heads up no chance to be prepared. it's highly unusual that she's not going through a grand jury bypassing that. so all these things are adding up. not really looking good for the prosecutor in my opinion. >> and paul you've been on both sides as a defense attorney and also a prosecutor. i know when you were talking to our producer you heard ten minutes. your initial words were that's disrespectful. >> that is disrespectful, probably to the commissioner. i understand the nature of why the prosecutor would do it. listen there's -- >> why would she do it? she doesn't trust him, she thought he would leak it. >> there

evans. have a good one. >>> thank you, bill. welcome to the "closing bell," everybody. i'm kelly evans.e's how we're finishing the day on wall street also the week and the trading month. the dow jones industrial average really doing down on the close there. we had a rebalancing, we have the concentration in the final trades as well. just below 18,000 the closing level there. the s&p down 13 daz knack down 28. moving substantially higher in fact, as jackie toll us earlier, we're looking at a close for the session that was above 06 bucks. more bullish talk among the hopefuls that will potentially see more breakouts to the up side. that remains to be seen. a 4.5% move today. this was the final trading day of the month. that strategy doesn't seem to apply for the month anyway. dom chu. >> it's an interesting move overall. may ended up being not quite as bad as some people thought it was going to be. as we take a look at the major indices, the dow closed up. the s&p in that same ballpark about 22 points overall for the month. you can see here the nasdaq composite, a lot of that deal driven,

evans. see you tomorrow. >>> thank you, bill. welcome to "the closing bell." i'm kelly evans.gh, a gain of 22 point, good enough to put us over the previous high water mark from late april, 2,120 is the level. the dow meanwhile having a banner day, the nasdaq doing well. it was the outperformer of 1.4% adding 69 points. and clowing back above 5,000 50/50. now about 40 points shy of its own record high. 1,8248 a gain of 187 on the session today. hots more on tap with big earnings reports. but first today's panel. michael san tolly is here from yahoo! finance, danny hughes and eric chene. also with us fast money trader john najarian. welcome, dr. j. what do the record highs mean? >> we're here again. this is like the fifth time we've hit 2,120. we've landed right on it it seems. if you had to make a call up or down from here ultimately it probably breaks up. i think it's probably good that once the sloppy kind of other capital market moves like the yields surging and everything else goes away the default mode in u.s. stocks is to get a little bit of a lift. the jury is still out

evans. see you tomorrow. [ closing bell ] >>> thank you, bill. welcome to the "closing bell." evans. the dow closed down about 36 points. the s&p giving up 2 1/2. nasdaq down 8 off that record high close we saw yesterday. let's bring in today's panel. we have more earnings on tap. michael santoli. "fast money" trader steve grasso will join us off the floor in a moment. jim lowell. michael, record high for the nasdaq yesterday. today we are talking a little bit about the chip names and whether they might be at the top here. how do you read the trend line? >> i think you have to look very closely at today's action to anything that changes the story of just a stalled market. yes, you'd like to see semi-conductors build off that merger news. but really not telling you much because from day to day there's really not a lot of a thread being pulled through. >> seems like we've been in a holding pattern for most of the year. i hate to spoil all of the excitement over here. but it is interesting because we're seeing m and a on track for its best year in tech since 2000 and announced m a

evans and company. i'll see you tomorrow. >>> thank you, bill. welcome to the "closing bell," everybody. w we're finishing a session on wall street that had the dow down 180 points earlier. going out with a decline of only 37. larger were the declines across the s&p which gave up 6. it is down back at 2099. 4,976 is the level on the nasdaq. we have cnbc krber of evan newmark, sayre are eisen and kenny polcari. tim, everybody welcome. let me start with you, evan. for at least seven years you've been saying interest rates are going to rise. >> seven years. >> now it's going to happen. how much are you making a move today? >> i think it's significant. i said last week when you were on vacation, a significant week for you to be off, i said the story of last week was the bond market and it's continuing last week. >> i was here. >> you were here sara. >> i remember. >> what i would say to all you bond market bulls, stop being such a bunch of cry babies. they've had 30 years of a bull market and all of a sudden the bond market backs up and they're freaking out. >> i'm not sure anybody is freakin

here's kelly evans in the second hour of "closing bell." >>> thank you, bill. osing bell," everybody. i'm kelly evans. here's how we're finishing up the day on wall street. the dow losing momentum into the close, regaining sole of it going out with decline of seven points. the closing high, 18,288. we haven't been able to clear that marker. the s&p barely negative. see if that remains the case as all of the numbers shake out here. nasdaq adding five points. the dow's as well had 6% decline in dupont that was weighing on the index. manage to hold water with the broad market despite all of that. big earnings to get do as well. while we wait for them first, we'll introduce today's panel. joining me now, larry kudlow in the house, with our carol robb and jon fortt, welcome. more on today's market action welcome fast money trader brian kelly. welcome as well. let me begin with you, actually is this all going to be about the ten-year from here? >> well i any in the very short term what you have going on in the bond market you have fund that balance waitings by volatil

evans and company. see you tomorrow. >>> thank you, bill. welcome to the "closing bell," everybody. i'm kelly evans.e's our finishing up a tough session on wall street to kick off the week after that long memorial day weekend. it looks like the dow, s&p and nasdaq all going out with declines of more than 1%. the dow losing 187 points on the day. the s&p giving up 21 and the nasdaq down 56. a little bit off the lows but still tech the biggest underperformer. apple, the biggest decliner. let's bring in the panel. cnbc contributor evan new mark is here along with sara eisen along with steve liesman. also, guy adami and terry dolan will join us in a moment after he's finished on the floor here. tough session here. same question we've been asking. in your view is this about a rate hike scare or is this about a bad data square or is this just everybody read something over memorial day that spooked them? what do you think is going here? >> it's about the re-invention of the u.s. dollar against currencies. sara wrote a piece on may 5th saying the ascension of the dollar will continue. the strength of the do

evans and company. have a good weekend. >>> thank you, bill. welcome to the "closing bell," everybody. here's how we're closing out the week but beginning the month on wall street. it's with green arrows. the dow adding 179 points. almost a mirror image closing at 18,020. about a 1% gain for the s&p, the broad market index up as well, back above 2,100. the nasdaq having a strong session. it's been a tough week for the nasdaq, a tough week for biotech and social media names. today a bit of a rebound, up 1.3%. 64 points and closing back above 5,005. evan newmark is here kayla tausche is with us as well. and tim seymour is also here. are we going to hold above 5,000 on the nasdaq? >> i think so. it's may day, kelly. i just got done dancing around the may pole this afternoon. >> because you think you've been right. >> i actually -- i want to reflect on three consensus trades that a month, month and a half ago many of your panels told me they were definitely going to happen. one was the euro the euro going to parody against the dollar. the second was the price of oil. oil going to $40 or ev

i'm kelly evans, down here alone. billnds there. >> i'm bill griffeth all alone here at cnbc global headquarters. you'll be there on the nightly business report on pbs. >> everybody better tune in to that. >> stocks trying to close in unchartered territory very quietly. the s&p, any positive close would be its third straight record high. meantime, the dow finally is trying to close at a new high. this will be its first record close going back to march 2nd. apple having the

evans. >> and i'm bill griffeth. stocks modestly higher but only modestly. the s&p is on track to close at a new all-time high. that would break a two-day losing streak. as for the dow, it's higher for the fifth time in six trading sessions, although we're still a few points away from a record close for that one. the nasdaq is finally in the water, trying to end at a new high as well. that's something we haven't seen from that index in nearly a month. coming up over this next hour at least, much more about this market and what's moving it, or not moving it these days. >> also fed chair janet yellen she's already required to appear before the house and senate twice each year to test a monetary policy. apparently that's not enough. coming up, house financial services committee chair jeb hensarling to explain why he wants to see her double her appearances on capitol hill. >> hewlett-packard and gap, we'll have the incident analysis of all the numbers as soon as they are released. both those sectors. hewlett-packard has turned out some great numbers the last cup

evans. >> and i'm bill griffeth. stocks modestly higher but only modestly.that would break a two-day losing streak. as for the dow, it's higher for the fifth time in six trading sessions, although we're still a few points away from a record close for that one. the nasdaq is finally in the water, trying to end at a new high as well. that's something we haven't seen from that index in nearly a month. coming up over this next hour at least, much mor

bill. welcome to "closing bell," everybody. i'm kelly evans. the session on wall street. looked pretty grim at 3:00. in fact we're going out towards the lows of the session. giving up half a pert. s&p down 10 closing at 2105. and the nasdaq was hugging, flirting with the 5,000 level again. failing to close about it for another sex, down 10 points is the level there. let's bring in today's panel talk. dan briehouse is here. kayla tausche. and steve brasso will join us shortly once he's finished with the trade stand. is this because the federal reserve is truly going to raise interest rates? >> less enisten, we think they are. more importantly, you had a strong rally friday in the face of decline of yields. you gave back treasury that is to say, yeelields moved higher. resiliency in the stock market. we closed at that. >> we were bantering with rick sant santelli. he thinks there's a disconnect between this trading range moving higher and a still weak economy. would you agree with that? >> listen, ire don't don't know. >> do you think the economy

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i'm kelly evans here at the new york stock exchange. >> i'm bill griffeth back where i belong as wellrning positive today. the blue chip index is back on track to close at a new all-time high again, post its first five-day win streak this year. meanwhile, the s&p also right around its all-time highs at this hour. as you know anything can happen in the final hour of trading. you want to stick aro

i'm kelly evans here at the economic knicks. >> i'm bill griffeth getting ready for tonight's edition of "nightly business report". we'll see you later on pbs. right now we're on all time high watch again, kelly. the dow trying to close at a record for a second straight day as well as its four day win streak. since early february we haven't had one of those. plus the s&p is also trying to close at unchartered territory. struggling a bit right now. but it has been helped out earlier by the financials and health care sectors. coming up we'll hear from experts on whether stocks can sustain this rally. >> also ahead activist investor karl karl icahn, he will tell us if it pays to invest like icahn. >> a couple of pros have different opinions on that. >> etsy getting ready to report its first quarterly results since going public. that stock is up nearly 30% since its ipo. we'll have the instant analysis of the numbers. rumor has it that etsy's earnings will be released on a needle point sampler. >> let's take a look at markets. as bill mentioned record high territory here for the dow up 21

i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> i'm bill griffeth.arts and pieces today. >> do we ever. >> we'll try to get to all of it. it is the last trading day of mott. this last hour could be especially dramatic. the russell rebalancing. we'll be making its annual adjustments here and there and we'll be bringing you all the action right here on the floor. it's going to get crazy here in the next 45 minutes. >> should be fun. we'll show it to you. oil, meanwhile popping more tha

. >>> hi and welcome to the "closing bell," everybody, i'm kelly evans down here at the new york stock exchange. bille. a big sell-off on the open this morning. trishry yields moved to the highest level on the ten-year since we've seen since last november. got to 2.36 on the ten-year note pushing stock prices down sharply. everything has reversed itself now in the last few hours. >> it's like a staircase watching that ten-year. yesterday it was 2.2. the session before it was 2.1. it's been relentless even though we've come off the highs.

i'm kayla tausche in for kaylaelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> i'm bill griffeth. >>> werts that the company is looking to sell itself. here's a company that was $85 two years ago. now it's back to $47 just with this 23% rally here. >> but it is still not even close to where it was before earnings last week. we'll talk more about yelp.

i'm kelly evans, here at the new york stock exchange. >> i'm bill griffeth.t first, you probably have heard by now the verdict in the penalty phase of the boston marathon bombing case is in. however, it's going to be a while before we know whether dzhokhar tsarnaev gets life or death. there's a lengthy process to go through, a number of questions to be answered by the jury in this case. it's going to take a while. it will be later in this hour before we know whether he gets life or death. >> we'll bring that to you as soon as it happens. keeping an eye on markets here in the meantime we're closing out the week in which we've seen swings of strong session yesterday. today's stocks largely holding that but one stock getting absolutely grilled. pollo loco. >> getting killed. >> the chicken chain's full-year guidance disappointed investors. how much of that outlook has to

kelly evans here at new york stock exchange. >> and i'm bill griffeth.or the month of april, and that's about what the stock market has been much of this day as well. so we're going to follow this last hour of trade here and see if we get a breakout one way or the other. 15 far we haven't seen it move from the unchanged. >> maybe it will be earnings that give us some catalyst. >> we certainly have that to look forward to in the next hour. dow component cisco systems,

. >>> hi welcome to "the closing bell" i'm kellen evans at the new york stock exchange. busy day. i'm billcutive behinds the watch, just making headlines at the code conference out west in california. we will bring you his latest comments on the watch and the potential decline in smartphone demand as well. all of that coming up here in a few minutes. >> also greasing the markets. stocks on the rebound today. hopes greece is getting closer to a deal behind this one. the details on how it could impact your money. >>

i'm kelly evans here at the new york stock exchange. >> and i'm bill griffeth.ll, well, a stock market that's down, volatility is up. this is just exactly the opposite of what we've been dealing with the last few weeks here. the dow is set to have its worst day of the month while the volatility index, the vix, is on track for its biggest one-day gain of the year. look at that, up 20% right now. we have a panel of experts to break down today's move coming up in just a moment here. >> meantime, china, a market that's not selli

i'm kayla tausche in for kaylaelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> i'm bill griffeth. >>> we have a lot of moving parts and pieces in the market today to get to. yelp now soaring on reports that the company is looking to sell itself. here's a company that was $85 two years ago. now it's back to $47 just with this 23% rally here. >> but it is still not even close to where it was before earnings last week. we'll talk more about yelp. >>> and we'll also talk about the changing of the guard alibaba. the company having its best day since the company went public but will new blood help turn the stock around for the long term. we'll ask that question. >>> new developments you just heard in mcdonald's' plan to turn itself around. yes, kale is part of the idea. the new ham burglar. even james franco has been weighing in on the role mcdonald's played in his early career in life. >> can't wait to learn more about that. >>> we are watching the markets though with just an hour going into the close. stocks are near session highs. they opened in negative territory this morning despite the f

bill to loosen restrictions on long- time bans against the practice. consumer groups are speaking out against the measure from assemblyman evan low of campbell. >>> a controversiality council today. at issue is whether the city should sell a publicly owned piece of land to private developers for a 24 story luxury high-rise apartment tower. opponents plan a rally in frank ogawa plaza before today's city council meeting. they are concerned the project will displace working class residents on the east side of lake merritt. >>> carly fiorina certainly has ample financial resources but the question is, just how many votes can she get? >> we know the only way to reimagine our government is to reimagine who is leading it. i'm carly fiorina. i'm running for president. >> former ceo at hewlett- packard made that announcement yesterday. she is running as a republican. she has never held public office. >>> and today former arkansas governor mike huckabee set to announce he is running for president again. he made an unsuccessful bid for the republican nomination in 2008. but back then, he won the iowa causing and six primaries but event i every ran out of cash. this time th

committee will consider a bill that would loosen restrictions on a long- time ban against that practice. consumer groups speaking out against the measure from assemblyman evanl. >>> president obama is talking about the pressure on police and struggling communities including baltimore. he appeared last night on late night with david letterman. >> essentially we put the police officers in a really tough spot where we say to them, just contain the problem and so if young black men are being shot but it's not affecting us, um, you know, we'll just kind of paper that over. >> the president's comments came after some tense moments again on monday in baltimore. police arrested a man and recovered a loaded handgun at the scene. the arrest drew a crowd which chanted black community, control the police. >>> time now 6:40. a new push begins today to give police some major help in keep drugged drivers off the road. >> and mother's day is almost here! we are going to take a look at some of the be (scal): good day, m'lady! i am sir-can-a-lot, here to save you from another breakfast bore. wake up those eggs with glorious spam! see what spam can! do... at spam.com ♪ ♪ ♪ it

i'm kel vily evans at the new york stock exchange. >> and i'm bill griffeth.at happened from the get-go this morning. the s&p is trying to close at its first record since back in april, april the 24th. the number to keep an eye on is on the left there, 2,117 and change. you can see we are a couple points above that right now at 2,119. the dow still has a ways to go. >> making a run at its first record close since march 2nd of this year. the number to pass 18,288, and at this point we are about 46 points shy of that level despite

i'm kelly evans, here at the new york stock exchange. >> i'm bill griffeth. of course we will be covering the markets over the next hour but first, you probably have heard by now the verdict in the penalty phase of the boston marathon bombing case is in. however, it's going to be a while before we know whether dzhokhar tsarnaev gets life or death. there's a lengthy process to go through, a number of questions to be answered by the jury in this case. it's going to take a while. it will be later in this hour before we know whether he gets life or death. >> we'll bring that to you as soon as it happens. keeping an eye on markets here in the meantime we're closing out the week in which we've seen swings of strong session yesterday. today's stocks largely holding that but one stock getting absolutely grilled. pollo loco. >> getting killed. >> the chicken chain's full-year guidance disappointed investors. how much of that outlook has to do with fears over the bird flu outbreak? we speak to the company's ceo, coming up. >> also lyft you know, l-y-f-t are raising ano

i'm kelly evans here at the new york stock exchange. >> i'm bill griffeth.the most important hour of the trading day. we say that all the time. it is not just because we think it because it is our show. there's a new study out. you're going to find this very interesting. you'll find out why many on wall street say the last 30 minutes of tradesing ingtrading are indeed so critical to the trading day. >>> goproup 7% as the company reveals its plan to get into virt oolual reality and drones. we have someone who says this

. >>> hi welcome to "the closing bell" i'm kellen evans at the new york stock exchange. busy day. i'm bill griff fets. the apple executive behinds the watch, just making headlines at the code conference out west in california. we will bring you his latest comments on the watch and the potential decline in smartphone demand as well. all of that coming up here in a few minutes. >> also greasing the markets. stocks on the rebound today. hopes greece is getting closer to a deal behind this one. the details on how it could impact your money. >> arthur cashin' said his sense was about 40 points of the dow was a bounce of yesterday's sell-off, the rest about greece. >> that will do it. we're looking at the dow of 128 points at the moment. >> crazy story, the irs says hackers stole tax info from 100,000 accounts. we have former homeland security secretary michael chertoff to talk about how to fight the growing cyber threat. it's not just at the irs, it's everywhere. you know about that. esen isis threatens a cyber war of some kind pfr we'll talk with secretary chertoff. >> as we wait on palo alto

evans down here at the new york stock exchange. >> welcome back. >> it's good to be back. you're not allowed go on vacation anymore. i'm bill day, we've pulled back a bit. but just a bit from the big rally we saw on friday. that tepid jobs report. one thing of note in the bond market the treasury yield curve

evans april the new york stock exchange. no place i'd rather be on a friday afternoon. >> we love having you here on the friday before memorial day. i'm bill yellen said she expects to raise interest rates this year if the economy continues improving. that's the big caveat. any positive close for the s&p will be a new all-time high. we're not there yet, though. >> we've been seeing it happen all week long. the nasdaq the outperformer trying to close at its own record high.

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