. >>> sales of bob evans fell short of estimates even as the food distributor said customers spent more on lower priced products. the company reported earnings that beat street expectations and reiterated sales guidance for fiscal 2018. shares were off 4% to $68.99. >>> newcore says it expects earnings to fall and miss expectations this quarter. it blamed weaker demand from increased competition. shares fell more than 7.5% on the news to $54.60. >>> late yesterday, drug maker mylan said the food and drug administration requested more information regarding the the company's generic version of teva pharmaceuticals' multiple sclerosis treatment. the news rattles investors concerned about a possible delay. mile mylan's shares were down, as were teva's. >>> and a regulatory filing revealed that the department of justice recently launched a civil and criminal investigation into booz allen hamilton's cost accounting and indirect cost charging practices. the accounting firm says it hasn't uncovered deficiencies through its auditing but is coordinating with the investigation. shares initially pl

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bob melvin in staff, they got him competitive in a and b games not enough. evanhis a two rbi flair. houston can beat you in so many ways. they won for the ninth straight time in oakland. top nine carlos correa went yard off of smith. 49-24. a's lost this one. they will try to avoid a sweep on thursday. >>> for the giants pence. this one hurt in atlaa. bottom of the ninth. watch pence go down and get it. pence' fifth home run of the year. tied the game up at three. this one went extras. giants could have won last night but they couldn't get a break. walk off. you know the braves have won 12 games. that leaves the bigs in the category. giants 5-3. have not won a series since may 26th. espn is reporting that raiders quarterback derek carr is very close to signing a new contract. a deal reportedly worth $25 million per season. that would make him the highest paid quarterback in the league. you saw what happened to this team when he got hurt just before the play off. and nhl awards night in vegas. sharks defenseman bret burns was voted the norris trophy winners. burns

our colleagues, dana bash and evan perez, that these -- the coates and rogers in classified settings told the senate intelligence committee, told, excuse me, members of bob mueller's team, that president trump, in fact, did ask them to do that. to actually publicly say that there was no collusion between his campaign, trump's campaign, and the russians. and also, don, the president wanted him to -- them to actually clear his name in a lot of ways and say that he -- that the president, himself, was not under investigation. the president was frustrated, we are told, according to coates and rogers telling that the word that he was being told privately was not getting out publicly. now, both coates and rogers found the request, we are told, uncomfortable, that's how they relayed it to the investigators, but they do not feel that he ordered them to do anything but ultimately, don, this is going to be up to bob mueller's team and investigators on capitol hill to decide whether or not the president was trying to act in any way -- >> not how they -- >> -- to interfere with this investigation. >> and not how they felt, whether he was actually trying to do it. hey

bob. >>> stay tuned for the second house of "closing bell" with kelly evans and company.ll >> thank you, bill, welcome to "closing bell," everybody. i'm kelly evans. quite a downturn at the close here it looks like the dow is shedding almost is hundred points on the dow. one of the biggesties in and sure enough the vix has jumped to the super level of 11, high relative to the lows that we've been seeing for months in any case, that's about nearly half a percent drop for the dow to close at 21,315 and s&p 500 shedding 19 points to 2419 and the russell 2000 small cap down 1% or 13 points and nasdaq composite down 1.6%, a close of 6146 much more on some of the weakest performers over the last couple of sessions as we're about to rotate into the back half of the year gop senators are meeting at the white house right now after announcing the vote on the senate health bill will be delayed until after the 4th of july recess appearing to play into the selloff we bring you all the developments out of washington and any remarks from the president or senators after that meeting, any

so evan perez, our justice correspondent, is breaking news right and left on this whole story. the question comes, for the special counsel for bob mueller, what, then, would constitute obstruction of justice? walk me through the steps that he will have to take to determine whether it is or not. >> well, i think what you heard from jim comey just now is exactly what we expect to be the next set of headlines, which is whether bob mueller, now that he has these memos from james comey after having the benefit of watching him testify today which we know over at the special counsel's office, just about half a mile away, they were watching today. whether or not he's going to now look at and investigate any effort to impede this investigation, whether he considers this enough probable cause to basically direct the fbi agents to start investigating the president and anybody else who might have tried to meddle and interfere with the investigation. that's where we're going to go next. we don't know -- >> really, let's just step back and -- this was initially in these conversations, according to the public statement from mr. comey, the pres

now, bob mueller is that special counsel who is now doing this investigation and, again, they feel that some of the president's own comments have exacerbated the problems for him. >> evane heated exchanges, how direct has the attorney general been? has he said this to the president of the united states, your tweets are making things worse? you are making things worse? this is why bob mueller is even in this job? >> i think part of the conversation has been mostly about allowing the justice department to do its job so that i interruptions and -- from the white house are not causing problems for what the justice department is supposed to be doing. >> is jeff sessions' job safe? >> it's not clear. right. >> and so you are actually saying it's not clear at this time? >> it's not clear. this is something that the white house refused to do today and at the justice department they were very, very surprised by the fact that the white house couldn't say that the president has confidence in the attorney general. >> obviously a very significant statement there, refusal to do that. thank you so much, evan perez. thanks to all of you for joining us. don't forget to watch "outfront"

bob. as you saw ing and our new friend the ceo ringing the closing bell >>> thank you, bill. welcome to the closing bell everybody, i'm kelly evanstoday. mostly red with one exception on the nasdaq and a big exception by the way, the nasdaq deposits three quarters of # 1% russell shedding a quarter percent. the dow dropped 52 points in the bell to 21414, it was lower by just a point to 2435 today the dollar index a little bit softer, the transports are down about nine, we have much more to get to on the markets here in just a moment. and as you can see there, now with the rebound today, the nasdaq is in positive territory for the month of june. the first day of summer to mark it all oracle set to release it's earnings this afternoon. we're going to bring you instant analysis of those numbers. shares were up 1% today. and cable and tell co operator trades innen ipo shares will price any moment now also give you those details as soon as they are out joining me on the panel today jerusalem -- >> we'll leave that open for now. some mystery >> thomas, i won't ask you about, we will ask you guys about middle names unless you want to vo

bob. >> again, thank you for those bids still coming in the dow up 14. stay tuned for the second hour of "closing bell" with kelly evansmorrow, kell >>> thank you, bill. thank everybody for those kids which are incredible welcome to "closing bell," everybody. i'm kelly evans. here's how we're fir inning up the day on wall street the dow with a gain of only 16 points a big change at the opening eke out 2 is,411 the s&p 500 up less than a point. we'll keep an eye on everything to make sure it doesn't shake out differently will the russell 2000 small caps up a little less than two points to 1416 and the nasdaq composite shedding more than a quarter percent today ending at 6247 and the transports, by the way, up a nice 53 points oil moved higher but fell below 43 bucks and that took wind out of the market earlier today. we're expecting the congressional budget office's revised score of the health care bill bringing that to you as soon as it comes out joining me on the panel, cnbc senior market men tator michael santoli and sara hunt and joining us is managing and portfolio director at smee capital management a lot of news