down 13 points on the dow jones industrial average.just came along, telling there are a number of stocks with heavy to buy. we'll see if this changes very much, because of course it's early at this point and they could be pared off by the close. but down just 13 points on the dow jones industrial average. >> gold really taking a hit, maria, very interesting. the gld is down almost 5%. >> and it's been plummeting, recently, gold. >> meanwhile, big interview right now. you just sat down exclusively with one of the biggest in the media business, john malone. tell us what he told you. >> so many different things that we've aired today and discussed, of course. malone may be known as a visionary when it comes to the media business, but what has already fueled his approach to investing is a focus on tax-advantaged assets and a mantra that says when the money is cheap, use it. tell me about your approach, given cheap money. where we are right now. >> one way to look at is, it's the present value of future cash flows, discounted by the borrowi

any news as it develops, bring you to to date on market, resilient in this last hour of trading dow jones while down 17 had been down much more. we have s&p 500 reversing, moving higher by 10. and nazdaq has been strong today up about 35. now, some of this right now dow would e higher if not for a rare misfrom ibm. after the bell yesterday, earnings came out they mised on both top and bottom line, dragging tech sector down and dow industrials, ibm down a significant percentage after a sliding yen, hurt ibm earnings in japan and computer services provider failed to close a number of deals, ibm is one of those companies that switched from providing -- remember think pad? they sold that a long time ago, they are very much into service. major dealing in u.s., tentative, three analyst cut price targets on ibm. and another dow component verizon with healthy earnings, 68 cents per share that is more than 12% higher at the moment, up about a dollar and 9-cents. ubs raised target on phone service provider, verizon hitting $52 a share. over the last hour and a half, moving higher and staying there.

down about 87 points for the dow jones industrials.gain of only 88,000 jobs for the march nonfarm payrolls numbers. we also find the final four. sony people on wall street have their brackets. harvard through everything in the first couple games. the louisville cardinals, the wichita state shocker, this here accused orangemen and the michigan wolverines. there is one company that is watching this extraordinarily closely. they have a big dog in this fight. it is majestic. we have the president with us. good to see you. >> we need the michigan wolverines to come through for us. liz: michigan fans are all peaked out. >> we have the license with michigan directly. it is an opportunity for us. liz: majestic used to be called not make. you guys have some really important contracts with some of these schools. >> yes. we provide a pair of solutions across the board. this is a gnarly teeth. still it looks like it is old already. this is a slogan one. what you call these? >> it is standard it is a women's product there is a phone off the hook. [

look, it is a 2.7%, $90, $0.51 a share, best performer on the dow jones industrial, batting 19 dow positive points, for what is it with the dreamliner? what we are seeing here is going doing so well today, earnings jumped 21%, they stood by their numbers going forward for sales and cash and earnings and the plans for the dreamliner, ceo saying they expected deliver 787s again in early may with the batteries redesigned, after a a approval and ethiopian airlines plans to fly it sooner than that so based on their modification, giving the outlook for plans, we are seeing stock in a new 52 week high helping the dow long. liz: developing story involving general electric. according to the wall street journal, ge capital which lends money to many more types of businesses is cutting off lending to gun shops, the relationship to firearms companies after fallout from the school shooting in newtown, ponnecticut where many little children and teachers were murdered. we bring you more on this in a moment but doesn't appear to be hurting stock which had been trading higher so right now 2.5% general electr

for the stocks to respond so quddus of a potential attack what the heck does this pledge of the dow jones even mean what what we may not realize is that the majority of trades are done electronically as estimated maybe about ninety five percent of all trades are done electronically through high frequency trading so we have specialized training firms that have algos algorithms that use for you guys to trade on and what we saw in the dow jones is now that they are monitoring social media about three weeks ago the f.c.c. ruled that public companies could put information about investments on social media and this is the most recent development of that so break this down a little bit further because i mean i for people who don't really understand what algorithms are i mean when something reacts so quickly and takes a plummet and then goes back up i mean we're talking about actually these things are being automated i mean things are literally being automated on the stock market so it's not it's not humans computers of taken over here and that's why it happened so fast during this market crash w

that's why during this market crash we saw this week it happened within less than ten minutes the dow jones crashed and it came back up you know in something electronically to respond that i found so what you're saying is robot are taking over the planet. no it's scary because i can't help but think what's going to happen when something real does happen and. stock market does poem and that is a interesting question to ask but while we're on the subject of finance in the internet i was to you about the marketplace fairness act there's a new bill a lot of opponents and opponents on both sides of the coin what is this bill and tail and how can it affect online commerce right this is the online sales tax and what it does is it requires online tump unease that sell products online to collect . and calculate the sales tax to whoever's in whatever state they live in so if you're amazon and you sell across all fifty states is this going to be a major regulatory burden on your business so larger businesses like amazon will probably be able to absorb those costs and some of the smaller online retaile

dow jones industrials is in single digits. it is now up almost 30 points.the indices with the exception of russell 2000, small and mid-sized stocks doing well. numbers are out for amazon. we're parsing through those numbers. let me show you the bid

sitting at 1558 and dow jones industrials are to the downside. e sales are a little disappointing. we do have a mixed bag. most dow components are to the downsize. i want to check in on two names, mcdonald's and general electric. both are declining for the fourth straight day. look at two familiar names, ge down 2.5%. mcdonald's down 1%. we've seen earnings and seen numbers. analysts came out. jpmorgan downgrading ge, to a neutral from a an overweight. company results on friday. that is unw reasons why they did that. lowered price target from 22 bucks to 24. mcdonald's rbc capital says should rebound. but what mcdonald's are using lower cost men use to lure in customers so lower profit margins. back to you. ashley: thank you, nicole. busily week for earnings on the s&p. thank you very much. tracy: the big debate on wall street continues. is the market in a pullback or is this the dreaded correction? what the heck is going on here? last week the dow suffered worst one-day drop. gold suffered the deepest plunge in 30 years. that fear gauge jumped. w

and i think rightfully so. >> and if you're just joining us, we're just getting that word through dow jones that the north korean army now says it has final approval for a nuclear attack on the united states. that's the news coming out of pyongyang at this point and the dow down 130 points right now. we're at the lows of the afternoon. >> a decline of almost 1% on the dow jones and s&p. >> definitely keep an eye on all of that and keep you updated. also, we've got the names of five big dividend hikes that could happen any day now. four of them are dow components, which could be a bullish sign for this market. we'll see, coming up. >> also, environmental safety concerns. the biggest roadblock to developing massive amounts of oil and gas in many states. now former treasury secretary paul o'neill speaks out. he's leading the charge to ensure this kind of drilling operation is safe. why that could spark an economic boom in the united states. [ all ] fort benning, georgia, in 1999. [ male announcer ] usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation because it offers a super

the dow jones industrial is lower by 139 points, it was down by 195. the s&p lower as well. >> and we will bring more on what's happening in boston, on washington, d.c., and on wall street as the story continues to develop, so stay with us here on cnbc. but we can still help you see your big picture. with the fidelity guided portfolio summary, you choose which accounts to track and use fidelity's analytics to spot trends, gain insights, and figure out what you want to do next. all in one place. i'm meredith stoddard and i helped create the fidelity guided portfolio summary. it's one more innovative reason serious investors are choosing fidelity. now get 200 free trades when you open an account. all your important legal matters in just minutes. protect your family... and launch your dreams. at legalzoom.com we put the law on your side. >>> welcome back to "closing bell." joining us now is robert strong, a ceo of investigative management. he's former co-chair of the new york state anti-terror task force and a former federal agent with both the fbi and th

the dow jones industrials rising to up 14802. the s&p 500 up 19 points.asdaq, no all-time high, but doing pretty well sitting at just about a 12-year high. three and a half billion shares traded today on the big board. all of more than 2% on the day. as predicted. churchill downs, kentucky derby, stock up more than 4%. the commodity market announcing it is bearish on gold. responded, dropping $20 per ounce. twenty-three year highs with crude oil of $0.44 nonetheless. the treasury auctioning off 21 billion in two-year notes. rising. all but a few fed officials say they want to keep the $85 billion a month bond purchase program going at least through mid year. i thought in the year. not according to minutes released from the policy meeting. joining us now to define what is going on with the fed, his own economic outlook, one of the best political and economic thinkers, george gilder. good to have you with this. >> great to be here. lou: trying to sell bonds. various other quarters. the kind of like to look at the truth and see where it leads us. we are watc

the dow jones industrial average, up 101 points. the momentum on the side of the bulls, once again, two-thirds of 1% higher. check the nasdaq and the s&p 500. we are seeing buyers there as well. nasdaq composite up 26 points, almost 1%. at the highs of the day, right now, just shy of that, just a hair from the high. 32.48, last on nasdaq, and standard & poor's index also sitting at the highs with a gain of ten points. >> let's talk about it in today's "closing bell" exchange. it's chad morgan lander from stifel nicolaus, carol ross, and steven hemmers from compass emp funds and our own rick santelli. carol ross, i'll go for it and jinx this whole thing here. >> let's call it as it is. the stock market will never go down again. there, i've said it. >> well, i don't know if we'll go that far, bill, but as long as that printing -- as long as that printing press keeps rolling and rolling and rolling, that is the catalyst. i keep hearing people talk about growth. and to me, growth in this market is kind of like the loch ness monster. it'

market crash we saw this week it happened within less than ten minutes the dow jones crashed and it came back up and only something electronically could respond that found right so we're saying is robots are taking over the planet. no it's scary because i think what's going to happen when something real does happen and the stock market does poem and that is a really interesting question to ask but while we're on the subject of finance in the internet i was you about the marketplace fairness act there's a new bill a lot of opponents and opponents on both side of the coin what is until and how can it affect online commerce this is the online sales tax and what it does is it requires online companies that sell parts online to collect. and the sales tax to whoever. live in so if you're amazon and you sell across all fifty states would be a major regulatory burden on your business so your business is like amazon will probably be able to absorb those costs on the smaller online retailers not so tolo who is one of the proponents and opinion is that who's from this who are calling it the marketp

light in during this market crash we saw this week it happened within less than ten minutes the dow jones crashed and it came back up and it was something electronically to respond that found right so what you're saying is robots are taking over you know it's scary because i can't help but think what's going to happen when something real does happen and the stock market does poem and that is a really interesting question to ask but while we're on the subject of finance on the internet i want to ask you about the marketplace fairness act which is a new bill a lot of opponents opponents on both sides of the coin what is this bill and tail and how can it affect online commerce right this is the online sales tax and what it does is it requires online tump unease that sell products online to collect roommates and calculate the sales tax to whoever's buying in whatever state they live in so if you're amazon and you sell across all fifty states is this going to be a major roadway burden on your business and so larger businesses like amazon will probably be able to absorb those costs with some of

david: looks like the dow jones will stay in the red but just barely, .05% to the downside. the real story, look at the difference. usually you see the s&p and dow kind of parallelling each other. not so today. i think caterpillar really having on effect on what happened with dow jones. the s&p down percentagewise a lot more today but the real story in terms of negativity is the nasdaq and of course most of this or at least a large portion of that is what happened to apple. apple down 3%. a big selloff on the part of some holders of apple stock. that weighing on that. small and mid-sized caps not catching much of a break. they are the biggest loser of all the four indices, down 1 1/3%. liz: when you talk with traders. we did one hour ago at the top of the 3:00, we couldn't miss the pits as far as what happened in silver today. silver officially falling into bear market territory. signs of a manufacturing slowdown in the u.s.. as i mentioned china. the world's top consumers of silver. spurring concerns about demand for that metal. david: also a little concern about homebuilder

take a look at the dow jones industrials. the bottom line is we had heavy selling at the open, but it stopped after about 10:00. the volume right now is actually on the moderate side. take a look at the sectors that are weak today. it's a broken record, folks. for two weeks, i've been putting out the same weak sectors, all the cyclical names, financials, materials, industrial names. that's what's been moving the market lower. take a look at the sectors that are weak, for the week. it's the same ones that are weak today, the same ones that have been weak for the last two weeks. the stock market has actually been very prescient. i don't want to say clairvoyant, but prescient, anticipatory of the weakness we've seen in the economic numbers today. financials, industrials, tech, all on the weak side. peek under the hood a little deeper and you'll see airlines, big market leaders have been up big this quarter, like airlines and home building stocks, semiconductor stops, gold stocks, no surprise that we've seen outflows from the gld

we've got the markets up 147 points for the dow jones industrials. but it's the russell 2000 that has the biggest percentage gain, folkings. the small and the mid caps are up 1.5%. if i have a dime for everybody over the last seven years who said that the russell was going to fall and finally the bull market in the russell was over -- you know the answer to that. again, russell continues to move higher. let's get to goldman sachs. this morning they joined the ranks of big financials reporting strong earnings for the quarter, but matt mccormack says don't be fooled by the big, glittery guys. it's regional banks that are the place to be. matt mccormack is the banking analyst and portfolio manager. he joins me now in a fox business exclusive from cincinnati. okay, why the little guy? people have been concerned about some of the regional banks lately. you're not at all. make the case. for them. >> liz, a lot of people are concerned about regional banks and the compression of net interest margins. i'm looking from the money center banks as more of a risk

here is how the dow jones industrials finishing up.ore than 37 points, we chapped that in half and more up 15. nasdaq struggle ad bit. couldn't quite make it to the upside. russell 2000 falling half a percent today. david: we had big earnings movers today. d.r. horton hitting a new 52-week high. quarterly profit tripled as it sold more homes we're talking about at this hour with higher prices. the company forecasting a better second half of the year. on the flipside goodyear tire and rubber falling. it posted better-than-expected profit, tire sales volumes fell 8% and the company warned that industry demand would remain weak throughout the year. liz: they pointed

the dow jones industrials, session lows down 1.1%. e downside with the exception of johnson & johnson. back to you. cheryl: we have jay carney at the white house for the briefing. >> i know there are several matters that i'm sure you're interested in discussing today. a couple of issues that are under investigation by the fbi, and i'll start with that and take questions. as you saw from a statement from the fbi as well as a statement from the united states secret service, there was a letter sent to, addressed to the president that at an off-site mail facility, was noticed to have a suspicious substance and tests were undertaken. the fbi has the lead in that investigation and said in the statement they'll be conducting further tests to determine what the nature of the substance is. of course, another letter was sent or detected by capital police that was sent to the united states senator that's also been subject of the investigation by the fbi. for more information about these matter, i'll refer you to the fbi. the president, i'm sure,

yeah, we're down 102 points for the dow jones industrial average.s a down day all across the board. oil down to 87 and the dow is down and price of gold is retreating further from $1400 an ounce. is it a global slowdown? is it the failure of money printing to create an upswing in the stock market? maybe all of the above? but we are having a down day right now. and i got a new report for you. it's going to get you fired up. td ameritrade says the average investor is still on the sidelines. missed the rally and missed the selloff. did not cash in. that's a big deal. the little guy is sitting this thing out and still doesn't trust wall street and that's a very big deal. we'll cover it for you at ten o'clock this morning. i've got your 7 early movers for you. lower than expected quarterly profit at bank of america, it's down 3%. the dutch bank, ing, planning an ipo for the u.s. division. the stock is down overall. toyota's hybrid vehicle sales passed the 5 million mark, it's down a fraction and look at the level. 112 on toyota. regulators decide, to dec

look at all the rest of the dow jones industrials with just five names moving to the upside, walmartas traveling the line and is now down 1 penny. very tough day for equities. what started it? the latest jobs numbers started the pity party. the sector according to adp, adding 158,000 jobs last month which happens to be below the estimate of 200,000. gold, interestingly enough complimented for the second day in a row. at one time down more than $60 over the past two sessions, right now down about 19. now sitting at an 9-month low. what is weird is you would have expected it to start something up after work began to happen regarding north korea and the last couple of hours. tensions with north korea appeared to be escalating. just a short time ago, breaking news, defense secretary announcing that the u.s. military will deploy and defense system that is capable of shooting down short and intermediate range ballistic missiles. okay. and yet gold still remains lower. no, gold bid stocks, very disappointed in one of its traders saying that matt taylor engaged in unauthorized conduct and a

bny mellon. >>> we saw the dow jones industrial average go from 135 points to negative 12 in under a minute and a half. >> an ap twitter feed has been hacked. the dow really cascaded there before zipping right back. >> the sellers are not too happy. >> one of the things that washington's going to take from this is a look at how twitter plays with wall street algorithms. >> technology has changed everything. privacy is gone. and so is your ability to easily sift through information. >>> welcome back. shares of outdoor gear retailers cabelas surging again today, up 14%, up better than 50% year-to-date. today the company reported better than expected earnings. where is this stock headed next and how could it impact or be impacted by the national debate on gun control? we're doing talking numbers on cabelas today. on the technical side of the story is richard roth, a global tech strategist with auburn gracen. on the fundamental side of the story is zack carabell, a cnbc contributor. rich, what do the charts look like? is it too late to get into cabelas? >> this is a true american success

we had a high of 152 points on the dow jones industrial average. we're still in the triple digits in record territory, but up 129 on the dow, bill? >> question being asked today, how in the world could the fed have accidentally released those minutes from the latest meeting a day early. and did anybody profit from that? former fed governor randle kroezier is with us. we'll get his thoughts on fed policy going forward as well. >>> also, the stock market and the real estate market, how can both go higher at the same time? billionaire investor sam zell will tell us where he's putting his money to work right now. he joins me as my special guest host at 4:00 p.m. eastern. >> plus, you just talked to imf managing director christine lagarde. she wants the free money ride to continue from central banks across the globe and she'll explain why later on the "closing bell." stay tuned. [ male announcer ] you are a business pro. governor of getting it done. you know how to dance... with a deadline. and you...rent from national. because only national lets you ch

the dow jones industrials above 14,700. obviously a big move in percentage terms. averages are up. we're seeing stellar gains for the year 2013. we've seen that back and forth action for the dow jones industrials over the last 13 sessions or some we haven't seen that since the late '90s. what is interesting we continue to move to the upside. the majority of dow components are well in the green. we're certainly led today by technology names such as microsoft and intel and hewlett-packard and cisco. caterpillar has also been a real winner. wal-mart also. the vix, the fear index right now as i take a look is to the downside. other thing i was noting to was the u.s. dollar for example. that was something i looked at early on. it was lower the i see dxy continuing to drop which gives a little opportunity for markets to move to the upside. as far as commodities, oil and fold still higher as well. we're seeing acceleration in the buying and plenty of green on the screen and some new record highs as well. back to you. melissa: wow, really moving higher. nicole, thanks so m

this according to dow jones. republic bought frontier in bankruptcy in 2009 and has been trying for a year or more to find a buyer for it. frontier services the west from a denver hub. republic shares were higher today and you can see the spike in the chart there when dow jones ran its report. >> a new flight pattern for virgin america. the upstart airline is now offering flights from newark to san francisco and los angeles. it will compete with united airlines that dominates the new york hub. typically, a ticket to the west coast runs around $1,000, but fares are as low as $360. i asked richard branson if he can make money on those cheap tickets. >> we can make money. virgin america attracts people. we love flying. we're the best airline in america. if we can fill our planes, we can make money. >> so, are these cheap tickets just for now, a special launch, or is this going to be the way of business? >> we like the offer great value, but we also like to offer tremendous quality. so, anybody traveling with us at e

i wanted to take a look two names on the dow jones industrials. one is the best performer and one is the big lagger. united health down 3.5% after their quarterly numbers, then you have verizon doing well with wireless particularly and in particular hitting highs we haven't seen in ten years. back to you. lori: thank you. global growth concerns bringing an end to the stock rally, the recent sell-off prompted the next guest to make the investor's portfolio, stifle nicklaus, portfolio manager has more on what is happening. thanks for joining us. we do follow you pretty closely and return to equity and commodity as you say, fundamentals are slowing. give us the best investment advice for where we go from here. >> to put it in context our group looks at a bunch of different economic variables. we saw a trough in the process last fall and added some exposure to equities as a result of improvement and fundamentals we saw under way right after the fed and the ecb took action last spring. as we rounded the corner and came into spring we had stocks of sign

the dow jones average is down 42. there is a huge loss in ibm and a small loss. ow stocks and that is costing the dow, what is it, 120 points? >> losses and ibm are very steep. mcdonnell's losses are causing the dow 120-points, and that is why we have the nasdaq hire in the s&p hire. the issue on mcdonald's is simply their profit makes -- missed expectations. same-store sales are down. so much competition. and ibm is very rare. profit and revenue mix to that company. stuart: the left-hand side of your screen. police activity all around the washington area of boston. i should remind you. the university closed and the schools close, many offices closed, transportation shutdown. largely boston locked down today as they hunt for the remaining terrorist. now let's bring in steve forbes, forbes media channel and editor in chief. look into the program. now, what do you make of this? earlier saying that the whole terror incident, it introduces a dark and somber mood to america. do you agree with that? >> yes. not quite what they are if you think of a good safety. reminds

blame ibm, shaving about 16 points off the dow jones industrials.at effect waited on the markets on friday. s&p 500 at 1561 is well above the key floor. markets. here come earnings with all kind of results after the bell. david: i don't want to emphasize this, this may be a direct cause, with market losing some steam, canada the royal mounted police moving in to arrest some terror suspects, we're getting word from peter king, congressman peter king, chairman of the homeland security subcommittee in fact this could have affected new yorkers. this plot apparently foiled by the canadians, terrorist plot foiled by canadians did send some jitters into the markets. not tremendously so because they caught these guys in time. the again the markets are still in positive territory. liz: we were up 26 points when that news broke. you can see we didn't lose a massive amount of air here. let's get to nick on the floor of the new york stock exchange. did you hear anything about that? >> we're watching that we shaved off 10 or 15 points. obviously pretty interesti

thank you so much for weighing on a day with the dow jones industrials the hyatt 1.153 points. let's get back to what we just mentioned, that is technology stocks leading the charge today posting some of the biggest percentage gains among the major averages. this gets a lot of people who have been on the show lately saying that tech stocks are going to be heading up. nicole: everybody remembers the year 2000 when the nasdaq was at 5000. while the dow and s&p are breaking to the new record intraday highs, the nasdaq breaking a multi-year high as well. take a look at what is going on with some of these tech stocks. doing so well, being among the best performers on the dow jones industrials in percentage terms. ibm got positive comments from ubf putting a buy rating on that, so they are real winners today and over this year for example intel of about 8%, microsoft up about 13%. liz: some breaking news involving aig and the former leader of this company. a judge has approved the settlement with hank greenberg. others are involved in this but investors had accused greenberg and othe

take a look at the dow jones industrial average. we were down about 165 points prior to 3:00. he news starting coming across there was injuries at the finish line, we quickly dropped about 50 points in the dow industrials. i can tell you the trading community i talk to do believe there's a relationship. that those 50 points in that final part there was due to uncertainty about exactly what happened. obviously, some concerns potentially about terrorism. we still need to look into that. take a look at the s&p futures. that's really where you want to look when there's a quick reaction in the markets. traders need to move quickly. they'll go right into the s&p futures. we lost about six points on that. literally within a few minutes. that's a good indication that people were reacting to some kind of news. finally i want to note the vix spiked up at the same time as well. so, bill, when you get s&p futures down six or so points within a minute or two, then you get a spike up in vix futures at the exact same time, usually that would correlate to some kind of reaction to some news eve

down six points on the dow jones industrials. we certainly went back and forth. we started with all-time intraday record high for the dow only to see it dip. we got weak ism numbers. that weighed into the markets. the vix, the fear index has been to the upside all day long. we want to look at one name on the move. hess, shares are jumping to a new annual high. highest levels since summer of 20 very much enas they make a -- 2011. as they make a sale to lukoil. this is $2 billion deal. they're trying to use the proceeds of the sale to return capital to shareholders. the shareholders are very loud lately talking about the fact they would like to see more shareholder value, and including splitting the company. this is some of the clamor from shareholders. this hopefully returns shareholder value for them. adam: thank you very much, nicole. lori: i am my mitigation reform clearing a -- immigration clearing a major hurdle. what had been one. biggest stumbling blocks. the agreement would allow between 20,000 and 200,000 illegal immigrants to come to the u.s. in low skill

the dow right now is up triple did you get, up 137 points or so on the dow jones industrial average. the nasdaq is up 37, almost 38 points, the s&p 500 is at 1577. that's a gain of 15 1/2 points. the russell 2000 is participating as well with the biggest percentage gain of those indices, up 12 points. bob pisani and art cashing, director of floor operation joins me, and the reason i point out the russell is it's the broader-based index, which bodes well i think for the bulls today. >> it's big. it's been a real drag. the russell which has a lot of smaller caps built in also had kind of trailed. people used that divergence to say maybe things aren't right. the fact we're all plays together, particularly the russell -- >> playing nicely in the sandbox, bob. >> it's a great relief. the earnings turned out well. last week we saw ge and tech tron, a bit of disappointment there, and the big names there. >> and upgrade for cat. all of them xwaet on the bottom line. top line still a little light. still that issue of not enough top line growth. >> it would put pressure on manage a bit. let's

wall street reaction, dow jones average went up, hewlett-packard fell. and microsoft fell more than 4%. >> still ahead here what will it being take for san francisco to land super bowl 50? tonight a prominent pair of ex-49ers lend their names to the campaign. >> a former champion of trickle down economics selling radical ideas how to strengthen our committee kme. >> more mild weather coming our way but not for long. changes in just a moment. >> and some use super stardom to deliver a message to bay area school children that and a lot more as abc 7 >>> bay area movers and shakers stepping up efforts to bring the super bowl to santa clara. two 49er greats hoping to secure super bowl 50 comes to the south bay. carrow sflin. >> we just played in the super bowl. now, bay area wants to host a super bowl. there are two up for grabs and because of the significant san francisco is pulling out ought full stops to get that one. two super stars have been added to the bid committee. >> we traded up to get two top guys in the draft. >> 49ers ceo jed york recruited ste

specialized training firms that have our goes out for new eyes to trade on and what we saw in the dow jones is now that they are monitoring social media about three weeks ago the f.c.c. ruled that public companies could put information about investments on social media and this is the most recent development of that so it brought us down a little bit further because i mean i for people who don't really understand what algorithms are i mean when something reacts so quickly and takes a plummet and those but i mean we're talking about things are. literally automated . and that's why i've been so fast as light in during this market we saw this week it happened within less than ten minutes the dow jones crashed and it . honestly could respond that found right so what you're saying is robots are taking over the planet. no it's scary because i think what's going to happen when something does happen and the stock market does poem and that is a really interesting question guys but while we're on the subject of fan the internet i want to ask you about merck. a lot of opponents and on both sides point

the dow jones ended down 30 points. >> a judge felt a set back to a group of people. the plaintiffs claim the company formed an illegal cartel, today, the judge denied a request to have certify this as a class action lawsuit. layoffs at fiskar auto moat yaif announced plans to layoff three fourths of the workers. >> north korea continues to make threats tonight. and jay carney says administration would not be surprised if they launch a missile. not capable of reaching the mainland missiles could threaten allies as well as u.s. military bases in that region. the pentagon has defenses in place to shoot down missiles. experts say doing so could play into the plan. >> there is no way to win this game with counter threats. they can outcrazy us. you have to be calm. >> despite the threat of a test launch u.s. official says they've seen no other indications of a large scale military action by the northernins -- north koreas. >> pope francis, the vatican said the pope urged the congren investigation to quote, act with determination, with regard to cases of sexual abuse. the s

nuts -- dow jones industrial average rebounds to gain 150 points and dsm point* 616 nasdaq finishes 36 points but a tumultuous day in the market caused by a false tweet from the associated press. the ap was hacked causing an instant and massive sell-off the associated press twitter freed reading there were two explosions in the white house and the president was injured the dow jones industrial average immediately plunged 145 points in just two minutes. as you can see it happen between one '08 and 1:10 p.m. the associated press moments later announced third tweet was erroneous and atwitter account had been hacked and then it was suspended. wait house press secretary assure the press corps that at the top of his briefing the president was fined. >> appears the twitter account has been hacked. [inaudible] >> i can say the president was fine. i was just with him. lou: after assurances from the associated press and the white house the market's began to swing back sharply resulting in the triple digit gains. the sec commissioner daniel gallagher telling reuters his agency is looking into the

nicole: we are taking a look at the dow jones industrials. virtually flat all day long. bernanke will be speaking later. alcoa kicking off earnings season. the first dow component to report. alcoa, the aluminum maker, that will be one to watch. cannot believe earnings season is actually here. let's talk about the dow jones industrials. it is interesting to see the dow down right now. on friday, it was down. we have not had to back-to-back days in some time. you see that up down up down up down. no two updates, no two down days. we will see if we break that trend today. cheryl: thank you very much. markets have had a great run. you are looking at the s&p over the long-term. you are getting ready. you are getting your clients ready. >> absolutely, cheryl. nothing goes up in a straight line. this does not think that people should panic about. you want to like a look at your portfolio. as nicole petallides just pointed out, you have two down days. cheryl: i do not know if friday was considered a breakdown. i would consider it a rally. at this poi

. ♪ liz: three points away from the intraday high for the dow jones industrials, and yes, it's a recordod afternoon, everybody, i'm liz claman. the dow i and the s&p both on track, actually, for new record closing highs. let's get to the floor show, we wanted to bring the traders in immediately to get the sense of what was going on on the floors. we're at the cme, the new york stock exchange, the nymex, we're at nicole petallides eye standby location and a headline from each of you. okay, teddy, if i hear one more person say a correction's coming and yet not here today. >> well, what i'm looking at, liz, is i'm looking at no volume, a market that's done 100 points, they're all talking correction, and the tape just keeps going, keeps going north. and i think they've got a lot of people fooled here, and i think we've got a lot of shorts trapped pretty good. liz: they're screaming, trying to get out of the quicksand. elliot, same with oil, we're just a few pennies away from being up more than a dollar. what is up with this? is this north korea or a dollar story? >> i think in the case of c

the dow jones a late rally to another the dow advancing 106 p, closing at 14818.75. the dow jones finishing higher for six of the past seven sessions, up 13%. the nasdaq up 28, setting a 52 week high. the nasdaq is up 9.5% of the year. the 5000 at 125 billion. and a gain of $2.1 billion. back on march 9, 2009, our guest tonight is talking about what appears to be the administration's losing war on fossil fuel and tracking. and the epa in their effort to crush keystone pipeline. standard & poor's strategist alan young joins us on the record-setting performance on wall street. kt mcfarland and john bolton on what appears to be a break in the administration stonewalled on benghazi. congressman dave camp once the hypocrisy in washington to stop at least on one issue, that is of course obamacare. the chairman of the house ways and means committee, introducing a bill that would prevent federal officials and congress from exempting themselves from provisions in obamacare. a spokesman said the obamacare exchanges are good enough for the hard-working americans and small busin

on the dow jones industrials.y names are holding on to the green such as dupont, american express just to name a few. as far as economic reports we've gotten in, chicago p.m.i. weighed on the markets. it was below expectations and that put a damper on things coupled with some unemployment numbers out of the euro zone not good news there. sort of this push and pull action. as far as economic news and even the stocks seem to be mixed. back to you. cheryl: big rally was tough to follow. thank you very much. of course, we'll see you in 14 minutes from now. well, on this last trading day of april, s&p 500 on track to gain for the sixth consecutive month. performance not seen since 2009. next guest says investors' only fear now is missing out on the big opportunity. chief executive officer of united capital joins me now from irvine, california. i don't know if i've heard you so bullish. you really are saying full steam ahead for the markets. >> i think what we're seeing right now, actually, we've got a little bit of tre

we're taking a look at the dow jones. a record high again last week, but things not going that way today. you see the dow down 166 points. want to bring in zain asher from new york. so first of all, zain, we saw china reported slower economic growth this morning. and that that triggered potentially this drop in gold prices. what do we think is actually pushing stocks down today? >> it's all about exports. essentially china's economic growth slowed down to 7.7% compared to a year ago. in any other country that would be great, but it's quite a bit lower than analysts had expected. also as i mentioned china has the world's second largest economy. it's likely to negatively impact other countries who export there, including the u.s. china is one of our biggest trading partners so that means lower demand for goods like caterpillar, ge and other american companies as well. the slower growth is causing a selloff today in gold. copper typically falls when demand in china slows down. and since people typically trade a basket of comm

and right now the dow jones is at 1.35. so just to get to our cutoff, which is very, very conservative would give you an upside of about 2,000 points at 11% on the dow. if you go back to the high of 2007, which i think everybody on this panel will agree with me, that wasn't a really overbought market back in 2007. and that was at 1.8 on the price of sales. and that's where you get 5,000 points, if you just go back to the high then. >> and mike holland, even if you're just looking at traditional pes, a pe now of 15 looking forward. certainly different than where we were in the '90s. how about 2007? where are you on valuations? >> this is the lowest valuation of a market high in our lifetime, maria. there's no comparable level that was this low when we've hit market highs. 2007, we've come up 130 plus percent in the market. earnings are up 130 plus percent as well. so the valuation really hasn't changes. and in the same period of time, we've had interest rates go down even lower over that period of time. so today we have a thr

has strengthened stopped and said today in a report oh this is financial narcissism because the dow jones is hitting all time new highs but that down jones is the inflation the money printing eighty five billion dollars a month by ben bernanke is being front run by manipulators and stock traders who then are gaining on the gift from bernanke and they're saying that's on flesh during a song flesh mary that we're channeling greenspan said they're just channeling money directly from the federal reserve bank into stock manipulation and then calling that growth when there's no job growth there's no wage growth there's no g.d.p. growth there's only confiscation using manipulation of the fed and the inflation is dow jones fourteen thousand that's the inflation but by saying that's not inflation it's a for what i call financial narcissism which is a disease but many investors are not actually buying it for inflation it's the chinese government buying it to protect against inflation is the russian government doing it to protect against inflation no they're doing their purchasing gold in large quan