a deterioration in the dow jones, down 1.5%, 354 point drop and not even two hours into the session with the s&p 500 down 1.1%. 29 point drop. nasdaq is down 1%. -- waslar index is also higher earlier, following comments on trade. the nonfarm payrolls report. war, in a global trade trade dependent economies would be the most vulnerable, that is the view from oystein olsen, the governor of the norway central bank who i spoke to earlier. >> many are worried. more worried if that continues if that escalates. the tendency and the measures

vonnie: a bit of a selloff right now, accelerating so slightly with the dow jones down 1.7% and the sn 1.3%, and the nasdaq down 1.2%. european stocks down but not as much. the dollar index has reversed all of its gains. crude oil is falling. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ mark: from bloomberg's european headquarters, i am mark barton. were down 610 to 1% but it went positive for a few minutes and then back down again. all about trade concerns, dominating the equity agenda for the entirety of this week. down for a third day in for. -- four. stoxx 600 gain for the biggest a month since june of 2016 and on track for a second weekly gain, best stretch since february 23. this is the city economic surprise index in the eurozone, down to the lowest level since 2013 as evidenced by this chart. economist puzzled over this range of different corporate what a recent area data that pointed lower -- lower economic data. inflation output and retail sales, german factory orders come all failing to meet expectations and continuing the underwhelming start to the -- the data asking -- economist asking if this

the dow jones is down 709 points and also pushing the market down jerome powell in his first speech on the economy since taking over the central bank said growth in the us economy is strong enough to justify gradually raising its key interest rate. the nasdaq also down triple digits at 175 points and to the other top story we go. that is this spring storm. here is a live look at highway 24 into the hills of lafayette with the rain really starting to pick up in the east bay. also there is been plenty of rain at the golden gate bridge on this friday afternoon and in marin county as well. we have got team coverage for you starting with meteorologist mark tamayo . >> this system is targeted one portion of the bay area all morning long. this atmospheric river is setting up and the area is picking up light or moderate rain. there is a flood watches or 11:00 saturday morning for the santa cruz mountains but the big concern is in the north bay hills with flash flooding, especially for the fire burns an area so it is all completely covered from the north bay with the flood watch but especially

the dow jones is 2% down.daq is leading the way by and large, and we continue to watch this market selloff to see how it develops. live from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ weid: the breaking news continue to covert is the stock s&p, and nasdaq are down in the first day of the second quarter. democrats have high hopes to take over the house this november, but do they have a victory plan and do they need a victory plan? here to explain is the man knows washington like few others, al hunt. it is great to have you on the program. you have a terrific column out now chastising leaders of the democratic leader of how they are acting. time,er a short period of there is some mindset problems that really are looming, and that is what i tried to write about. when is the speech hillary clinton gave in which she said the people who voted in may are optimistic and in the productive parts of america, and the people who voted for donald trump are the people who don't like like people getting ahead and don't like women getting

whereaz the dow jones industrials long ago took out the low. so it is interesting that at 10136.61, that is the level on the transports if they close below that and the industrials below the low of february, then you have that but that will not happen unless the ten-year treasure retreats and the yield goes above 3% which is the issue of the day. is the ten-year going to break out of this range below 263 or going above 3% i don't have a lot of conviction on this. i think -- the odds favor a break to the upside but i really -- if five is neutral on a scale of one to ten, with my conviction i'm like a six. i'm barely there >> that is why -- >> i'll let the market do the talking. 322 on the 30-year is the level -- underline and bold faced in italics, the level. and amaze la guardia-- amazingl the exactly at 3.22 on the 30-year and that started the moderate bond rally we've had since then so it is interesting to see if we take that out. >> even more reason why friday's report wages and jobs and everything is so critical. what do you make of the tra

you can see that the dow jones, s&p 500 and nasdaq not looking to open significantly higher the dow jonesabout 14 points up based on that implied open the nasdaq slightly up the s&p 500 looking flat oil prices returned to levels not seen since late 2014 boosted by reports that saudi arabia would be happy to see crude reach 80 to $100 a barrel. brent and wti have rallied the report is seen as a sign that the riyadh opec cutting deal will be maintained. hadley joins us with more on this >> good morning. so all eyes this weekend will be in jeddah looking to see whether or not saudi arabia and other sa agreement on keeping these oil prices exactly where they are. saudi arabia and the uae would like to see prices reach $100 a barrel again earlier we spoke to the chairman of invescore, i asked what do you look forward doing in this region in saudi arabia what's exciting to you there and how do you think saudi arabia and the uae will deal with oil prices and that volatility in prices going forward? let's listen in. >> no one could have seen the meltdown that happened in the oil prices no one cou

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this according to dow jones which is citing sources. of course, this is the third time in four years that these two companies have explored a potential combination. the last one fell apart about five months ago. dow jones reporting over essentially a disagreement over who would control the combined firm the report says it's unclear what the terms would be, and it's possible, of course, they could fail to reach an agreement. the latest discussions, they say, are at a preliminary stage, but sprint and t.-mobile higher on this news >> here we go again. thanks >> time now for unusual activity the bulls are betting on one hotel stock. and the financials, which we were just talking about, ahead of bank earnings doc, you're up first >> selling off, too. down about $1.13 or so hilton, hlt. they come scrambling in by april calls. april is a pretty defined bet. they only have two weeks to be right on that one. i came in with this one. i bought the $75, sold the $80 i'm in a spread to try to lessen some of that exposure to volatility and time deca

the dow jones is down 104 points. the nasdaq is down 45 points. >>> if you are starting to make summer plans, be prepared to pay more for gas. crude oil levels are at the highest level in years. that is because global demand is up and supply is down. one energy analyst is projecting the most expensive summer to drive. we have already seeing gas top four dollars per gallon -- $4.00 per gallon. >>> some movies cannot be seen more than once per month according to one subscription service. this is after the company ended its unlimited plan. subscribers could see one movie per day for $10 per month. now you can only see four movies. movie pass reportedly burns through $20 million per month. >>> live nation is offering summer concert tickets for $20. it is selling the lower-priced tickets to more than 2000 shows across the country as part of its national concert week which runs from today to may 8. shows include shania twain and rod stewart. >>> we are learning new information on police information that the man accused of t

the dow jones was still close. losing 440 points. down almost two full percent. >>> a new bike service from ford is being unvailed. the bikes are a little bit deferent from the traditional blue ford -- different from the traditional blue ford bikes. the bikes can be unlocked with the same clipper card used for muni buses or use the cell phone app. 250 electric bikes will be available across the city and 123 charging docks are expected to be installed. >>> amazon is announcing a new service that will allow deliveries to your car. the app is called amazon key and allows prime customers to have pack ages delivered to the trunk of their car. right now it's limited to five makes of calls. chevy, buick, gm c, cadillac, and volvo. amazon key in car delivery is available in 37 cities including some cities right here in the bay area. >> i got a couple amazon prime boxes sitting on our table at home. it's my son's birthday he gets amazon prime gifts. >> i would say it's better on the kitchen table or in your trunk than on the porch. we have do

. >> we're clocking in a 214-point gain on the dow jones industrial average shaking off worries about syria over the weekend. a keen eye what is going on. not worried about retaliation at the moment. as a result the dow, nasdaq, s&p all with up arrows and the s&p 500 gained more than 3/4 of a percent. number of names that drove the dow jones industrial average. it was basically all green. unitedhealth, dewpoint, caterpillar all led the dow jones industrial average in percentage terms. unitedhealth up 2.7%. earnings season is underway. we kicked it off with the banks on friday. netflix coming up here on "after the bell" shortly. five days of gains. today it pulled back one 1/4% they bleat street on revenue and profit. we're expecting a move of 6 1/2% according to the options market. obviously netflix a huge story for us. we'll watch in the next few minutes. here is look at bank of america. bank of america was a name came out with its quarterly report. now it finishes up half of 1%. it moved back and forth. it beat on both top and bottom line. like we saw that on friday. 58 names in the

up 148 for the dow jones industrial average. timing higher as stocks pared losses through the day, when the yield jumps higher, fear coming out of the markets and certainly see that people aren't looking at gernm treasuries as desperately need a safe haven. 2.79 yield. up two basis points. as far as the companies most affected by chinese tariffs, no further than boeing. i don't know if you know this, it is the single largest u.s. exporter to china. while the new tariffs would only singe just the 737. that's not that much, by the way, that's being phased out. not a big deal. investors didn't stick around nar detail. the aerospace giant the worst performer in the dow, up off the lows but down 2%. losing about $6.69. the aerospace leader issuing a statement in the last few hours on china's retaliation. i need you to look between the lines here. boeing saying the tariffs are, quote, still in the proposal stage so we are assessing the situation. china was pretty clear they're not proposing anything, they're doing it, but sort of appe

david: let's look at biggest drag on the dow jones industrial average today. as apple ending down more than 4%. over concerns about slowing iphone sales. responsible for shaving about 50 points off of the dow. but while markets were down today, all of the major averages are ending higher for the second week in a row. that is good news. melissa: mike pompeo is nearing confirmation as new secretary of state but democrats are you will inning a plan to block the nomination. david: don't know why. nancy pelosi using some new choice language to slam president trump's tax reform. steve forbes joining us to sound off coming next. >> in terms of the bonus that corporate america received versus the crumbs that they are giving to workers to kind of put the schmooze on is so pathetic. experience lexus safety system plus standard in the 2018 lexus es and es hybrid. lease the 2018 es 350 for $399/month for 36 months. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. metastatic breast cancer is relentless, but i'm relentless too. mbc doesn't take a day off, and neither will i. and i t

to watch right now is the market's reaction it was a very volatile day the intraday swings of the dow jones were as high as seven hundred points so a lot of emotions as well and i think this volatility can be explained by the fact that some investors simply saw a buying opportunity to these relatively low prices so it doesn't mean that these concerns are gone but for now the investors seems seem to be looking on the bright side of things here trump announced to be a little bit softer on nafta renegotiations so there is a lot of reason right now to be optimistic here in the markets although it might be hard to understand where we look back to the last days all right well let me dashed some of the optimism sophie because facebook has just said that eighty seven million users in fact have been affected by the cambridge analytical breach significantly higher than the fifty million that we first heard about what is that doing to the company's share price and of course all the tech firms which deal with people's data. well it's certainly not helping has another stop is deep and correction territo

the announcement has stocks rising sharply as it you can see that dow jones is up. the nasdaq is up 152 points. >>> general electric is planning some job cuts admitted long-term expansion. the company will eliminate 120 jobs at its facility in san ramon. they are expected to take effect next month. the laid off workers are expected to be offered other jobs in ge. it continues to grow despite some job cuts in some divisions this year. >>> today is an awareness day to -- for gender awareness. the case started with a the math teacher who learned at lunch that her male colleagues receive higher pay even though some were less qualified and have less seniority. the fresno education says that they should pay 5% more than their previous job. >> women have been paid last historically for equal work. if you base a new salary based on an old salary, what you're really doing is perpetuating the prior unequal pay.>> she will receive retroactive pay, and she is now teaching in college. the superintendent of the school says he will appeal the ruling to the u.s. supreme court. wome

we can see all three major indid i sees are ranked higher dow jones up almost 100 points and the nasdaqnts. now the big story for u.k. and global corporate news, w.p.p. shares are slumping following sir martin sorrell's tee par tur unexpectedly as ceo. he said that the distraction was putting too much strain on the company. chairman roberta quarter will take over as executive chairman until a new ceo can be appointed. there are now joint c.o.o.s. he leaves the w.t.p.p. at a huge time he talks about the pleasures facing his company. >> we could discuss what those problems are or cyclical problems are, whatever they are, steve, we have to respond to them so we have to simplify how we operate. we have to be faster and better and cheap er in a world which is obviously being disrupted by technological developments whether you're talking about manufacturing, media or distribution so we have to change the way we do things. >> speaking to cnbc earlier they talk about how this will affect the company. >> you could argue he should have stepped down at the peak rather than this way the real questi

the dow jones industrial average up nearly 1% is now just up 2/10 of 1%. the dollar index is strong. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: from new york, i am vonnie quinn. mark: and from london, i am mark barton. this is bloomberg markets. time for the bloomberg business flash. a much better month than expected for the troy's big three automakers. fiat chrysler, gm and ford reported march sales that trounced estimates. aggressiveboosted by discounting. more model three cars than expected last month. it expect model three production will increase rapidly toward the second quarter and hit 5000 week in about three months. disney is willing to help rupert murdoch's 21st century fox win british realtor approval to buy sky -- regulator approval to buy sky. interested in the news unit, regardless of whether it's larger $52 billion takeover of most of fox does not go through. that is the bloomberg business flash. on the 20ill ahead year anniversary of the good friday agreement, we catch up with the agreement's architect, george mitchell. this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: this is

see the stock price increase overall after a quite turbulent week especially when it comes to the dow jones there was not a lot of action in the friday session and investors are already looking ahead because the next week we will get for instance the numbers from apple and there is quite some skepticism especially regarding the i phone and ten sales that stock was among the losers sort leave before the weekend. researchers are investigating the genetics of chickens in an unusual farm lab just launched an ethiopian the aim to raise disease resistant climate resilient chicks to improve contrition and income for farmers in east africa and it isn't just about the research but raising awareness apparently chicken farmers appreciate to. look just like chicks anywhere in the world but they're actually very special the sweet little tweeters are hopefully the beginning of the more hardy strain of poultry for east african conditions here at the international livestock research institute in the ethiopian capital addis ababa scientists combine genetic knowledge with traditional animal husbandry skills.

would actually be moving forward in the renegotiation of nafta shares of boeing for example let the dow jones higher so it seems. that people here are in an optimistic mood right now at the moment but it doesn't mean that these concerns are all from the table so fisherman in new york thank you very much for the analyses and as sophie was saying concerns are not off the table especially because china is now challenging the united states at the world trade organization the country has filed a request for consultations which could be the first step towards a full blown legal challenge at the w.'s tito's dispute settlement body the reason is washington's plan to slash fifty billion dollars in tariffs on chinese imports the u.s. justifies the deuce by alleging that beijing is stealing intellectual property and technology. and while the world looks for solutions to the threat of climate change a dutch environmental group has taken a more practical approach let's say just force fossil fuels companies to stop drilling and shift to renewable energy the first target is their homeland global player wald

stand on top of all this with a clear vision friday's losses wiped out again for the weekend the dow jones saying back into correction territory so it does seem like this is taking a toll on investors here and if you think back it was actually amazing how calm the markets reacted to trade to our concerns in the beginning of the year they simply frak them off but eventually investors are not immune to the daily back and forth between china and the united states with spider ways seems to be sounding more and more aggressively over time so it's just moved to some investors just a little too much to stay in the market it seems and adding to the voice is no other than chairman jerome powell making some bold statements today what did he have to say well all unknowns are wrong powell has an optimistic sounding feature and highlighted the strength of the united states economy and its recovery and he also answered questions about the potential of a trade war he said it was too early to say how tariffs imposed by the united states and china might affect growth and inflation but he also stated a pote

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not if you look back on this week the nasdaq was down dramatically the indices that were down the dow jones were down but spotify and some people thought they would actually pull back and front before that spotify i.p.o. but they didn't because they know they have something to give for investors and they are hoping that it's going to be growth so if man city they're on a crowded new york stock exchange floor drowned out by the music from spotify thank you. sound like to see this next want to plumber will come up and up turning up to a job on a bike in some european cities that can be faster and cheaper and could be a way of skirting future diesel batts. his run of of his world the forty nine year old is a joiner in cologne he tries to work environmentally sustainably easy enough with his role materials not so easy with his transport. i want a mercedes vito van and from my work anyone with a long will say it's murder trying to find somewhere to park it no one might even face a city center driving. city traffic air pollution valves just decided to test a cargo bike for three months instead he

charles: it was remarkable for a third time in history, dow jones central average.ed off, to finish higher and plowish into finish. -- to flourish into the finish. with the more than 700 reversal, i think that folks that pull strings, somehow trip the programs have been trying to shake out the weak and push the white house around. real news that impacts real lives was good, adp jobs report, blew away consensus. report comes well above, and strong results in key occupations, fifth consecutive month 200 thousand plus. am games, then lennar up 10%, with strong financial results, great upside guidance to spring selling season, joining me to discuss mark rosenberg, ceo, cofounder of geo quant and ryan paipayne by brother from another mother, ryan, what did you make of this market, i was shocked how powerful the intraday rally was. >> we have seen a lot of fear about trade wars, we see it over, the panic with trade wars then market sell off and rallies, this all noise. one of the biggest bull markets of all-time. >> professor? >> i think we have got here name of the game

dow jones industrial down 20 points. s&p 500 on as well. nasdaq higher 16 points. cheryl: let's take a look at europe right now. talk slower than open waiting for a report for earnings season. a little bit of the european market. up slightly in the green. gerri: news of the u.s. investigation into whether tech giant while wave violated every intentions. shanghai composite down one point for% and hang seng down one point for%. trying to forward is getting out of the car business. yes, you heard us right. "fbn:am" starts right "fbn:am" starts right now. gerri: good morning. i'm gerri willis and for lauren simonetti. train to good morning. i lauren simonetti. if i won a fourth car, you better go soon? gerri: better go now. cheryl: we've got a lot of breaking news this morning for you. facebook stocks opened sharply higher after they blew away the earnings estimate. shares are in the premarket after they rallied 7% in extended trading. gerri: now our own nicole petallides. >> we summoned the active users being added 70 million to be precise in the first three months. t

as we talk about the performance of the dow jones industrial up half a% s&p 500. we did selloff soon you can see now about a quarter% for the s&p and down the nasdaq was again right there to taking a look and by the way united health chevron and mcdonald's best of the month in a quickie on disney and twitter and that's a deal but disney is creating for entertainment shows for twitter. twitter is up 4.5%. liz: oil initially spiking this afternoon in in reaction to israel's claim that iran has been cheating on the nuclear deal. how do you interpret all of this and what are the traitors saying? >> the traders are waiting and watching to see how the world reacts to this announcement. on one hand they say this is an adlai stevenson moment like in the u.s. during the cuban missile crisis when a show proof that the russians had missiles or to be more like a powell moment at the u.n. were obviously they have all the settlements up chemical weapons and maybe or maybe not that ever develop so that's what the market is going on now but make no mistake it had a major impact o

we have the dow jones industrial at this moment. as i mentioned before is a nasdaq that is getting hit the hardest. it is not all doom and gloom. there is a tiny slice of green. give it to us. one a little stock and they're actually there is a couple in the sea of red. that stock is moving nicely higher. over 4% and the continuing report of walmart is in talks with humana. it certainly would point to a brave new world. where the superstores could become healthcare. a raincoat and a bowling ball. and i could have my bad and he looked at the same time. that is a kind of world. that is upsetting what amazon may like to do and getting in getting the healthcare business. retail certainly needs a boost. a putting of the big superstores with the medical community may make sense. not everyone is sold on this idea. they are analysts out there that say those to rule worlds don't really mesh. but up full blown buyout. the white medical care is delivered in this country. just as we saw rama -- walmart stock moving. humana stock one of the few s

enjoying a big bounce back the german blue chip dax finishing the day up close to three percent the dow jones industrials following suit investors believe a trade war between the u.s. and china could be over for even really began the trumpet ministration has signaled possible wiggle room in the spat with china u.s. trade secretary will ross says he'd like to reach an agreement with china soon and the president's economic advisor larry could lower questions whether the latest tariffs will ever take effect. or he bounces at the frankfurt stock exchange for us really how do you read into this could this be the beginning of the end of this very short lived trade war. yes. i hope so but i don't know and i don't think anybody who reacted so positively to the positive signals from the united states knows either i talked to a traitor just as he was leaving the stock market when trading that finished just a little while ago and he said you know who knows when the next tweet will come from the white house and what will be in it so people are ready for for backlash as for one hundred eighty degree turns

at classification in the s&p 500 and the dow jones transportation average of 2.4%. number of different reasons why, including earnings. dust truckingnd and logistics cap of a soaring with their earnings per share matching estimates but analysts says they were low expectations for this company. perhaps shares trading higher as a result of no worse than feared. worldwide, another trucking, logistics company that ubs has risen to buy. a cycle sweet spot with the company where upside is attractive and downside protective. has beenlines canceling a number of flights over the past several days because of the weather and those are going down today. oil is pulling back after a five session surge which could be helping delta and other airlines. union pacific getting an upgrade or a price target upgrade to $145 on what analysts say are challenges for the railroad. this is translating into higher trading for the transport. specifically, it is moving about its various moving averages, well above its 200 day moving average and now going above its 50 and 100 day. a little bit of

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the dow jones ended just under 2% lower.e veteran anti—apartheid campaigner winnie mandela, saying she leaves a huge legacy. the director of public prosecutions for england and wales is to step down from the post later this year. alison saunders' will leave at the end of a five year contract, which has been marked by a series of controversies. she's described criticism of her performance as an insult to her staff. clive coleman reports. alison saunders, the head of the crown prosecution service, announced her departure, defiantly facing down criticism of her record. our performance across the last five years has been as good as, if not improving, despite the cuts that we have taken over that period. and we have prosecutors up and down the country, who come to work every day who make really important decisions about people's lives, who do so professionally and well. dealt a tough hand, she inherited swingeing cuts, losing hundreds of prosecutors and other staff. but her time has been dogged by controversies. her decision that

the s&p 500 looking to open very, very slightly up the dow jones with an implied open up 32 points.asdaq looking like it will open very slightly softly there this morning as we look at the european markets, the ftse 100 is the only major index in the red, down slightly less than 0.1% in germany the dax is up more than half of a percent in paris, the cac 40 up 0.25%. similar with the ftse mib. the euro is stronger against the u.s. dollar. the dollar straiglightly strongr against the yen. the pound strengthening against the dollar, up more than 0.4%. the dollar slightly weaker there against the swiss frank. i mentioned volkswagen they are due to start a press conference shortly in wolfsburg with statements from the chairman, dieter perch and the incoming chief executive her beert dieher -- herbert diess. matthias mueller hardly in charge for all that long he oversaw record sales and profits. why is he going? >> it's a very good question i think he didn't do that bad of a job in getting the business back on to its feet after the dieselgate scandal results have shown that. maybe the com

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as i said to you, wall street and dow jones faring.u, wall street and dowjones had a generally better day, continuation of the rally that we saw start on wednesday. despite this, all the —— despite all the tensions between china and the us. the hang seng, asian stocks very much taking their lead from wall street. the nikkei once again taking its lead from wall street. the market in china is closed for a national holiday. up next, newsbriefing. we'll take you through the stories making headlines in the global media today. said do stay with us him the briefing. —— so. six more people were stabbed in london on thursday — adding to a recent spike in violent crime in the capital. so far this year, the metropolitan police has launched a total of 55 investigations into suspected murders. alison freeman reports. some of those who have lost their lives this week. all teenagers, all victims of ongoing violence in the capital. tanesha's brother well aware of the growing problems.” have just come up university. i don't have a clue, man... i get sh

dow jones industrial average down 60 points. s&p and nasdaq down as well.re this morning. michael houston, chief analyst joins us now. welcome. good to see you. let's talk about what's ahead and specifically drill down to interest rates. what do you see for rates? >> you know, i think this is what is vexing investors the most. we've heard a lot about the 3% level. for me that is secondary to what future expect tuition rates are. the two-year yield is a 2.5%. what does that mean for companies borrowing costs going forward? what does it mean for a squeeze on consumer spending given oil prices are up 56% since last summer in u.s. driving season is about to get underway. they think it is in that context and future earnings potential of the markets are looking at this. that is why we see a little softness in u.s. stock markets when the dividend yield of one points and 7% and bonds are much higher. cheryl: we're watching that. apple coming out next week with earnings. what are you looking for? >> this is the big story at the moment. a number of chip makers warnin

unchanged, which may surprise you given the news were getting on possible trade wars to beat the dow jonesesponded positively. just a few hours ago, the trump administration published its list of roughly 1,300 chinese products that it wants to slap with import tariffs, thought to be worth $50 billion. china has responded, saying it will take counter measures to the taxes. kim gittleson has more from new york. just two days after china placed tariffs on 128 us products, the united states has responded with a list of its own. running to 1,300 separate items, the range of chinese imports that could be subject to additional tariffs covers everything from biscuit ovens, to flatscreen televisions to jet engines. the us has said that it's specifically focusing on china's robotics, aerospace and machinery sectors. in total the list targets $50 billion worth of chinese imports. the us president has accused china of unfair trade practices and, in announcing the list, the office of the us trade representative echoed those concerns saying it was trying to rectify ‘s chinese trade practices that are wo

yesterday we had a move up on the dow jones. this would wipe that out this would put the dow back fairly well below 10% from its 52-week high all three major indices would be lower, including the nasdaq for the year this does not include what we are seeing in the continued fight between amazon and the trump administration amazon.com, its own story. we'll have more on the proposed negotiations between amazon and the post office later on there's a lot going on very early, 5:08 on the east coast. we'll take a short break back with more on "worldwide exchange" on tariffs, on trump, on amazon and the market moves we're seeing everywhere. don't go anywhere. racing isn't the only and with godaddy, i'm making my ideas real. with godaddy you can get a website to sell online. and it will look good. i made my own way. now it's time to make yours. ♪ everything is working just like it should ♪ hey, what are you guys doing here? we're voya. we stay with you to and through retirement. so you'll still be here to help me make smart choices? well,

a live look at the dow jones industrial average. 100 points off the low. at one point, the dow was off 700 points. off 3%. that's more than the dow lost in the entire first quarter of this year and the worst start to a quarter since the great depressi depression. the s&p 500 is off 3% today alone. the nasdaq off 3.5%. all three indices down for the year and officially in correction territory, which means they're down more than 10% from recent highs. so what happened? well, it's simple, really, according to the analysts. first, president trump imposed tariffs on imports. today china raised tariffs on more than 100 u.s. products. chinese officials now confirm the chinese move was a direct response to president trump's import taxes on steel and aluminum which took effect ten days ago. economists say this is the beginning of a trade war that they fear could go on for quite some time. investors say they were worry other countries could follow suit. the fall in tech stocks is also on president trump. mr. trump continues to pound on amazon. he again tweeted the po

the dow jones industrial average dropping 450 points. the dow jones climbing more than 8,000 points since trump's election through january this year. but guess what, it's lost about 3,000 points since then. then there's the issue of the daca now, the deferred action for childhood arrivals program put into place by president obama and which you are trying to end now. republicans and democrats on capitol hill tried to work out a deal with you to protect those in the program. but instead you are blaming the democrats, tweeting this. daca is dead because the democrats didn't care or act and no everyone wants to get onto the daca bandwagon. no longer works. must build wall and secure our borders with proper border legislation. but here's a reminder, mr. president, you ended daca as my cnn colleague jim acosta pointed out to you today at the white house. >> should they worry about what's going to happen to them, sir? >> the democrats have really let them down. they really let them down. they had this great opportunity. the democrats have reall

dow jones is on the down. >>> teachers will soon have affordable housing.will be available to low and middle income san francisco educators. the mayor spearheaded this initiative and the city pledged to spend $44 million to make it a reality. >> we are excited to announce the development of it and to see the next steps. we cannot do enough for our teachers here and especially as a parent of three young kids, we have talked about this and we need to do everything we can to keep our teachers in san francisco., construction is scheduled to begin in 2020. teachers and their families could move in by 2022. the goal is that more teachers can live where they work. >>> there could soon be a homeless shelter opened up. it would be meant to provide emergency housing for students and families. the shelter would be at the horace mann school in the proposal is already waging safety concerns. there is now an estimated 2000 students in need of safe homeless shelters. >>> we have bad news for college students. pre-tuition does not apply to the upcoming summer semester. fal

we have a busy morning as the dow jones has taken a hit dropping 500 points. we will begin with the san jose family getting what they call a miracle. fernando carrillo who has been held in immigration detention center for six months is scheduled to be released. last october he was dropping off his daughter at daycare when he was detained by i.c.e. after months of protesting and court hearings a federal judge agreed he would be in danger if he were sent back to mexico because his family has ties to law enforcement. >> allie rasmus is live outside of i.c.e. headquarters where the reunion will be happening and you just talked with his wife.>> reporter: yes, i spoke to her as she was going to get in to i.c.e. headquarters to bring him some clothes. she expressed gratitude for the community members and other organizations who came out to support her husband. that is why you can see all of these media cameras. there are several dozen people with the community groups that organized the marches and rallies in support of the case. they are waiting out to greet him and

the dow jones closed for the 20 points lower. at one point, the dow jones had lost 600 points. the nasdaq was down 121 points. stocks plunged in the fears of a slowdown in company profits. several of the stocks until today was the parent company of google. facebook drop 3.7%. seattle- based amazon lost 3.8% also. >>> san francisco leaders have been struggling to try and keep a handle on the epidemic of car burglaries, and they say that increased security is starting to pay off. our report is live with the changes that were recently made at city-owned parking garages and the results of those changes. >> reporter: we are here at the stockton center garage next to union square. let's show you one of those innovations that have been made here. you can see that camera here, and that is one of the high- definition cameras that have been placed year. one of the innovations that the city says they are hoping to spread to the rest of their 22 city-owned garages. this garage near union square in san francisco has been the frequent hunting ground for auto burglars. so many that regular cu