david kelly jpmorgan chief global strategist is not optimistic about the outlook. correct given the state of the -- grexit given the state of the greek economy and the strategy in the last few years, bring greece along long enough for the rest of the periphery and the european economy to get healthy and for the european banks to get healthy. and we are moving a good deal along that road right now. cory: meanwhile, christine lagarde and ecb president mario draghi both say that more is needed -- more strength is need for great reforms. ukraine accuses the progression rebels of using the truce to reinforce other lines of attack on the ukrainian troops. meanwhile, foreign ministers from russia france, and germany met today to reaffirm their commitment to the cease-fire deal. sony has named tom rothman as the new chairman of the sony pictures group after the departing amy pascal, who is leaving after the mass of the cyber attack -- the massive cyber attack. meanwhile, sony has also extended the contract of entertainment ceo michael linton. and apple is going to overhaul

a program i did with david kelly. who also had cancer and told me that steve told him, when david developed cancer, go get the toughest strongest treatment to can get. -- you can get. don't let yourself be fooled by alternative therapies. >> i think for those of us, it is in issue. people bring things to us. >> they pop up on the internet and everywhere else. there may very well be alternative therapies that have value. the point is, how you make sure you are not below the two -- l ulled into what might come under the umbra love to read >> some of them might help the individual get through. massage, acupuncture, mind-body approaches. nutrition is clearly key. where there is more controversy is the use of herbs. other compounds in that scope. there are side effects. they might not just work, they might cause toxicity. i have had experiences where well-meaning positions or friends have given an individual a specific herb to use income and nation with our therapy. they developed liver toxicity. -- well-meaning physicians

b, a program i did with david kelly. also had cancer and told me that steve told him, when david developed cancer, go get the toughest, strongest treatment you can get. don't let yourself be fooled by alternative therapies. essentially. is that an issue? >> i think for those of us, it is in issue. because patients bring stuff to us. >> they pop up on the internet and everywhere else. the point of this conversation is not to say alternative therapies -- there may very well be alternative therapies that have value. the point is, how you make sure you are not lulled into being what might also come under the umbrella of alternative therapies. correct? >> some of the alternative therapies might be complementary, might help the individual get through. whether massage, acupuncture, mind-body approaches. nutrition is clearly key. in helping people deal with cancer at different stages. i think where there is more controversy is the use of herbs. or other compounds in that scope. because they are, -- they are, -- there there are si

david kelly drafted the plan to be announced later at police meetings. >> we will be implementing accesstrols similar to what you see at museum and sporting events around time and see at the mall on the fourth of july. >> reporter: the plan obtained pie news by news4 says on high visitation day s days they may do bag checks and visitor screening and metal detectors and limit crowds as necessary. it's a first for a zoo traditionally wide open. several incidents prompted the calls for better security. >> i guess they're frightened or whatever they're saying we have to close the zoo or do this and do that. those kinds of things i think are over the top. >> reporter: councilwoman met to review the plans. >> it will be open to the public. i think it will be minimum but nevertheless necessary. >> reporter: and the leader of the nearby community association coordinates with metro police to limit spillover incidents of a big event. >> taking your kids to see the panda bears, they can at high risk time have additional security here. >> reporter: in the district tom sherwood news4. >>> we have win

. >> david kelly, much more ahead. including moments away from janet yellen's testimony on a hill.g about that with a former fed governor when we come back. ♪ >> we are just moments away from janet yellen's testimony on capitol hill in front of the senate and king committee. that is a live shot of the room where lawmakers will be grilling her about the state of the economy and where interest rates will go. she will do her best to deflect and make sure she doesn't surprise market participants. josh wright joins me with his analysis and the former federal reserve governor and professor of the blue school at the university of chicago. randy, why don't i kick it off with you and what you think janet yellen's job is going to be this morning. >> to show a lot of patience and try to convey what patience means that which is something that is flexible. i think there are different views around the federal market committee table on when rates should be rising. you can either point to the robustness of the labor market or to very low and declining inflation and inflation expectations and chall

we want to bring in david kelly, chief global strategist at jp morgan.egists this monday morning. hey, guys. >> no fat jokes. >> believe me. hey, to bias this was really strong move we had on the markets last week that took the dow up almost 4%. oil moved the dollar moved, the employment report was great. is that signaling a change do you think? >> i think there's a change in the market in terms of where people want to be positioning. even though the entire index moved up if you look the past couple weeks, you've been seeing a change in what is moving within the market. we're seeing more cyclical oriented stocks. not a big surprise from our perspective. if you look at small business optimism, hiring intangibles, capital spending outside of the energy space, all that is really still -- it is continuing a positive trend. it's been going on for six to nine months and people haven't really been paying attention to it. >> let me pick up on that six to nine months timeframe. i'm not sure if we can put up a chart of the s&p over the last year or the last six mo

david kelly of jo p morgan funds and, mark i'm going start with you.st off, we're seeing stocks go higher and my guess is that it's because the fed is saying well we're trying to address the challenges of how to tell the market we're going to raise rates. if you are talking about the challenges of doing something in your investment brain, does that signal that you are thinking about doing that thing? >> brian, i think they want to but clearly, they are going to have to be patient. i think the market is going to accept this as a positive and also this is happening in a context where central banks all over the world are easing. with the fed being patient and other central banks very very accommodative, this is going to be supportive for equities. >> supportive for equities, but not for financials, and, in fact guys that's exactly where we're seeing the reaction. i don't know if the guys in the control room can pull you an intraday for the kre or bank of america for that matter david, i'm just curious from your standpoint because the reaction of the -- th

new york city firefighter david kelly recently trapped a stray dog to keep it safe from the blizzardssing for five months. there was a facebook page. he made a few clicks and reunited the owner with the dog five months later. >> she said she was very thankful and wanted to reward me. said no that's not what i'm all about. she was very happy to see her dog. >> what a hero. >> he's so low-key, of course. >> true heroes. that's it for us. a lot of news this morning. let's get you to the "newsroom" with carol costello. throwing you the ball. 21 ladies that's me! >> i decided to run it. >> smart lady. >> have a great day. "newsroom" starts now. >> good morning. i'm carol costello thanks for joining me. the northeast struggling to dig out from last week's blizzard and millions of those same americans getting hammered

we want to thank all three of you, david westin, max frankel, kelly mcbride. you. >> woodruff: online, we collected eight unforgettable moments from "the daily show." find those clips on our home- page, pbs.org.newshour. >> woodruff: as we reported earlier president obama today asked congress for a war powers resolution, a measure to generally approve the use military force against the islamic state group. here's jeffrey brown. >> brown: the quesiton: how is congress reacting to the proposal, the first such war powers request from this president? we get that from two senators: virginia democrat tim kaine, who's pushed for a resolution granting war powers to go before congress. and nebraska republican deb fischer, who's just returned from a briefing and discussion on this issue for senate republicans. and senator fisher, tell us what kinds of concerns you're hearing from your colleagues. some have already expressed, for example, that they think this is too narrowly drawn, not giving the president and the military enough flexibility. >> what i'm looking forward

david. >>> "live with kelly and michael" up next here on 6abc. i'm tamala edwards.medy, "blackish," anthony anderson. plus, we'll take a look back at the co-hosts' big after-oscar show. all next on "live." [captioning made possible by disney-abc domestic television] announcer: now, here with kelly ripa -- here are kelly ripa and michael strahan! [cheers and applause] ♪ michael: yo!

it truly is just a slap on the wrist, kelly. >> david, we should mention mcgraw-hill shares were up 3.5%up 3% and they may be coming next in terms of the settlements because a lot of this is is it just retaliation for downgrading the u.s. government. >> i want to know when is the government going to get its fine for the late 1990s and perhaps even today when we put individuals into homes that they can't afford? and the federal government had a huge part in that effort in the late '90s and they're starting to repeat it today by reducing premium insurance for the federal housing administration. that was bad policy. >> ed? >> kelly, look, i understand that argument and there's a lot of blame to go around okay? but ultimately it was these rating agencies that literally had to put their stamp of approval on the securities otherwise municipalities couldn't buy them certain investors wouldn't touch them with a ten-foot pole. there's a lot of blame to go around, including the government but ultimately one of the biggest tort feasors were the ratings agency. >> was an admission of guilt even a po

kelly? >>> british prime minister david cameron speaking out on what he calls the deeply concerning case ofhree missing schoolgirls who ran away this week apparently to join isis. police say the girls seen here on surveillance video that we're looking at flew to turkey on tuesday and are trying to cross the border into syria. according to the bbc as many as 50 british women have left home in hopes of becoming so-called jihadi brides. prime minister cameron calling for vigilance in protecting young people from what he calls the isis death cult. >>> well winter continues. a large part of the country dealing with harsh winter weather. a massive storm packed with heavy snow and freezing rain hitting from missouri to the mid-atlantic and it's causing pretty dangerous travel conditions. take a look at that road right there. the storm will then move into the northeast later today. it's already snowing here in new york city and other parts and the surrounding area. meteorologist janice dean is live in the fox severe weather center and somebody made a joke today and posted a picture of you at twitte

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david: let's get into the action. recon capital kevin kelly who is investing heavily in europe right now. he will tell us why, how you can play it. wall financial's michael wall will give investors a way to play any potential downturn in the market. todd horowitz at cme. todd, we'll be talking about the fed but first i want to talk about oil because a lot of people were selling oil today. you were buying oil today. why? >> hi, david, hi liz. i just think oil has found a bottom, in my opinion. i think the 45 to 47 level looks great. i thought we would run up to 55 and see a little bit of selling pressure but overall the pattern that we're looking at, oil out a year from now is 20% premium to where we are now. i don't think we'll be done using oil forever. i think a lot of these calls that you've seen from so-called experts are, $10 oil, i think those are irresponsible calls, unless we'll stop using oil and move to solar and natural bass finally, we'll have need for oil. there will be demand again at some point. look it, we're still higher by 20

tampa socialite who inadvertently exposed former cia director david petraeus's extramarital affair more than two years ago. back then, joe kelly's flirtuation military brass sparked petraeus and paula broadwell who wrote nasty anonymous e-mails bad-mouthing kelly. e-mails that led to an fbi vestigation. now according to newly obtained e-mails, kelly had a way with several top military officials. not her way, a way. one change with marine general james madus had kelly gushing quote, everyone thinks you're a rock star! he responded i wish we could clone a couple thousand of you. another e-mail had kelley complimenting vice admiral howard saying, quote -- let me catch my breath. >>> up next, a week of highs and lows for the crowded republican field for president. we'll reveal who had the worst week of them all? ually what happens next after this transasia jetliner turns on its side and crashes. all coming up here next. at ally bank no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like shopping hungry equals overshopping. . lou: a few comments now on the potential republican presidential candidates of 2016. in the world of polit

david it's larry kudlow. i regrettably have not read your article this time. i generally do. i didn't get to this. kelly's interview i thought was terrific. look, you got something in the news david. it's your point of view or it's your reporting, i'm sorry. it just seems to me that kelly evans, who was the emcee of the show, the host and also reporting, she's got a right to report. so my surprise here was not disagree or agree with senator rand paul. my surprise that he got so crotchety about the whole thing. he's usually kind of a laid back guy. basically what kelly did was give him a chance to say that it was wrong. honestly, what's wrong with that? it's good jumpism journalism, isn't it? >> his answer came at the end of the longer interview. you're right, it was very defensive. more defensive than i had expected it to be. look as he said his reasons for starting this board are something he likes -- he should like to talk about. he does like to talk about fighting unfairness and injustice, you know, things she was talking about was how it was carried out. he described that as petty criticisms or sideli

david took a look at the radar saying things look pretty good right now but be careful there could be refreezing on the roads. take it slowly. >> see that stuff kellypa calls that snert. >> reporter: you need to be careful especially areas to the north. it's not as if the ground was frozen solid. we have a mix of sleet and freezing rain. this is dekalb pike and welsh road. we're looking for slick spots you can see that off to the sides of the road. with light precipitation it may be slick, you need to keep the speeds down. volume is light. pennsylvania turnpike, 65 miles per hour no problems, no overnight construction, if you're heading up north be careful about any slick spots though. area bridges are looking pretty good, they are damp at this point, no speed restrictions just yet. we're looking fine on the ben franklin bridge right now. at the betsy ross bridge we're seeing 35 speed restrictions there because of poor visibility. you can see low visibility in some of our shots matt. >> a teacher in new york city is accused of raping a mentally disabled student and prosecutors say it happened 6 times in a week. the 29-year-old was a substitute at t

david dempshire's stock? core labs up $5 bucks today after being down ten last week. how about kelly in florida? kelly. >> yes jim, i'm calling from sunny south florida with a big next time i'll hand the ball off to marshawn lynch, boo-yah. >> yeah i think that would be a better call than the obvious. caller thank you for taking my call first and foremost i want to thank you for your kind words of wisdom on king damage tal last month. you saved me and my family money on that call. so i thank you for. that moving forward the reason i'm calling today is last week before the earnings call i took a pretty nice position in ford. it's been doing well so far, so i just wanted to see what your thoughts are on it. i'm looking to hold it longer. >> mark fields i believe he is doing a great job. i think the reaction to the idea that europe could be turning because greece has said to rest in europe. hey, look at me man, we're not tolerating this kind of us a territory anymore austerity for ford. could it be happy february? are the buyers finally taking charge over the sellers? buyers come in at the end of t

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david. >>> up here next, would i ever say no to going to the front of the buffet line? ask yourself this, what do you think illegals are going to say when immigration agents ask them i'm kelly wright. back to neil cavuto. >>> is the administration making it even easier for illegals to stay here in america? according to a new report, immigration agents are under orders to ask illegals if they qualify for the president's executive order and if they don't know about it, to let them know about it. ben stein that has disaster written all over it. >> what it has written about it mr. obama believes americans are going to change become a more hispanic country. he is not going to fight it. maybe even wants it. maybe likes it. the whole character of america is going to change. i don't think necessarily for the worse. i just say we in southern california have a great many hispanic immigrants. they are the salt of the earth. they are incredibly hard-working wonderful people. though i these are awfully good people to have working in america. >> is this hurting those who are going through the legal process? >> it's a slap in their face. >> we already rolled out the red carpet. come on in

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david darst and joe zicherman. the nasdaq the winner up 7% this month. kelly closing bell." >>> and welcome to "the closing bell," everybody, as we close out february. i'm kelly evans. let's start with how we're finishing up the session on wall street street. the dow up negative to the tune of 80 points as we go out on the close. under pressure a little bit. we'll see if some comments by stan fischer just a few minutes ago had anything to do with the additional pressure we saw there. maybe it's just end of month selling, profit taking on a strong february et cetera. nevertheless, the dow closing down about half a percent. the s&p off about a third of a percent or 6 points 2,104 and that nasdaq which we have been watching for the 5,000 mark not going to do it in february. maybe it will come next month. it's now off half a percent today, off 24 points. here now to talk about all that has happened in this day, this week, this month is today's panel. joining me is chris whalen, mark la pressie, and our very own probt frank. welcome, everybody. "fast money" steve g

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kelly. >> yeah. so straight over to you guy, thanks a lot. "fast money" starts right now. live from the nasdaq market overlooking times square, our. the conference call starting right now. david will break down the results coming up. and move over. what's up? and we chat another mobile messaging app is stealing the spotlight. we've got the co-founder of kik joining us live. as big tech companies like yahoo look to break into this space. >>> the s&p and dow closing in on record territory after federal reserve chair janet yellen said the fed does not want to raise rates too soon. >> if the fed were to raise rates too soon, senator, we would risk undermining a recovery that is really just taking hold and is really succeeding i think in improving the labor market. as i said, i don't think we're back to attaining yet conditions i'd associate with maximum employment where normal labor market conditions. >> and low rates could be more good news for the housing markets. stocks at home depot already rallying on the back of strong earnings. we have that going on. and lending standards seem to be easing up little. there is more lending going on from the big banks as well as the subprime

kelly. >> yes, we can, 8:15. good morning. jammo on the the blue route 476, pretty much between saint david and broomall a as we see volume heading south down towards the the airport interchange, again, on and off ramps could be slippery. you come off a major, all of the majors are fine, hit that off ramp at bottom of the ramp there, could be some ice. anything that looks wet at 20 degrees is certainly frozen over. backed up on the bennie upside here leaving south jersey heading in to downtown philadelphia at eighth and vine. two slow spots, i-95, southbound at the the betsy and the schuylkill expressway, between the boulevard, and conshohocken. we will slide on up into buckingham a long lane and route 413. call this long john lane right at route 413. how about that, down tree, police are on the scene there. mechanicsville road is probably your best bet, and in west chester they had a patch of ice and then a crash all occur near concord road and pleasant road. so the icy spots are out there and we have had a couple of fender benders this morning because of it. the accident on the boulevard, at welsh road and the inner drive, and

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david, very much. bob, we'll see you later. we're going out with a minor decline.volatility but we'll see how things turn out tomorrow. hour two of "the closing bell" with kelly see you tomorrow, kel. >>> welcome to "the closing bell," everybody. i'm kelly evans. here is how we're finishing up the session on wall street. it's a week we've been watching key round numbers here. doesn't look like we will have any major headlines because once again the s&p 500 closing down about a point, so 2099. meanwhile, the nasdaq up 7 points. that's enough to put it across 4,900. guaranteed that that's going to be a little bit of a water cooler talker. the dow, a little retreat from the record close of 18,053. we have been watching to see if it can reclaim it. joining me today to talk about all this cnbc contributors i emphasize, evan newmark and karen roth. sharon epperson joins us and "fast money" trader guy adami. guy, we'll kick it off with you. not much reaction to the fed minutes but interesting moves in gold and rates. >> you know it's interesting, you have to ask yourself, i think we're at a point where you have to say is the bond market bottomed? is the tlt bottomed

kelly to make this site a national historic monument. anthony beale of the ninth ward worked hard to garner support for the recognition of pullman. many others have advance this had proposal. david dogue president of chicago neighborhood initiative, lynn mcclure with the national parks conservation association and many others who drew attention to the historical significance of this neighborhood. the pullman national monument will be an important addition to the current national park system. it highlights stories from communities that are rarely represented by other national parks. the park's urban location on chicago's south side makes it easily accessible to millions of people by public transportation, again, setting pullman apart from other national parks. the national park service is associated with national ran wonders like geysers and forests. urban national parks are few and far between. with this designation the pullman neighborhood is joining the ranks of the national mall and the statue of liberty as national parks accessible in urban areas. the monument also will provide an opportunity for tourism and job creation much-needed in this community. it's only right that pu

kelly. >> yeah. so straight over to you guy thanks a lot. "fast money" starts right now. live from the nasdaq market overlooking times square our. the conference call starting right now. daviddown the results coming up. and move over. what's up? and we chat another mobile messaging app is stealing the spotlight. we've got the co-founder of kik joining us live. as big tech companies like yahoo look to break into this space. >>> the s&p and dow closing in on record territory after federal reserve chair

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