the dow jones done 16 points. s&p 500 to .5.e quarters of a point partially due to trade uncertainty. top administration officials devising new penalties against hackers that are and will trade in the u.s. electrical grid. hackers working for the russian government claimed hundreds of it tons last year in a campaign against the energy sector. the hackers have the ability to cause major outages from inside the control room. saudi arabia has excelled the master of the kingdom and recall that some diplomat to the canadian embassy has expressed concern over saudi arabia recent arrest of human rights campaigners and women's rights activists as well. the kingdom also says it's freezing all the business and investment transactions of canada. meanwhile, canadian consumers are boycotting american goods. the change in pace came after the president -- president trump sought 25% tariffs on canadian ale and 10% on the lebanon. president trump also referred to canada's prime minister justin trudeau is very dishonest and weak on twitter in jun

but dow jones is saying the u.s.-canada talks have broken up today with no self-imposed agreement of a deadline today. that would it seem put us back to where we were earlier in the week, in which they cut a side deal with nafta in which they said they were both prepare today go ahead with a deal and leave canada out altogether. dow jones reporting now that that effort has failed and there will be no deal today. we'll expect to see something here to confirm this on the white house side at some point here this afternoon. i can imagine, that might be coming sooner rather than later, guys >> remind us something we've been discussing all week, but remind us the likelihood the u.s.-mexico bilateral deal can go ahead and be confirmed without canada >> they may vote up and down on that and they may balk at that there are a number of republicans on capitol hill who feel that is not a big enough deal this is big region, and there are a lot of american companies that operate on these borders, that it would be too disruptive to

dow jones industrials higher. this is pretty much broad-based rally, directly attributable to the fact that a delegation of chinese representatives is enroute to washington deto meet with their newest counterparts. they are betting the talks with u.s. trade reps will stave off the pending $200 billion of tariffs the u.s. is about to slap on chinese exports this thursday. we're keeping that shot up. we're about to take you live to the white house. we need to you mark this moment with us. with now 59 minutes full the closing bell, could this be the week we finally sigh the dow jones vault out of correction territory for the first time in six months. there is the six-month picture. 25,886 is the number to hit. the blue-chips have not been able to punch up 10% closing back on march 23rd, at 23,533. that is the longest the dow was stuck cooling its heels since 1961. now take to you the white house. hillary vaughn, we're minutes away from the president's i.c.e. event. first we'll hear from vice president mike pence and

dow jones unchanged, s&p falling and the nasdaq. the tech server is one to watch because chips are looking week. weak.oking 4%.can see nvidia down over nvidia had earnings where they saw sales of the cryptocurrency chips plunging at 94% from the previous quarter. brought in just $18 million of revenue versus the estimate of $100 million. the isalysts expected this become a billion-dollar business and that is looking less likely at the moment. let's switch of the board and bring you a g chart showing how the averages are performing weekly. you can see only the dow jones doing well on a weekly basis. we also have the nasdaq down and s&p barely holding on. the s&p still buoyed by walmart news yesterday that sent the stock plunging -- sent the stock raising by 10% and boeing doing well helping the dow jones weekly. let's look at a couple other earnings movers. tariff affect on farmers' capital spending. tesla is falling today after elon musk gave what was described as a tearful interview to the new york times where they said no one had

dow jones reported sec making inquiries over musk's tweet.guys >> is that guy or guys this is what i think normally i would say, tesla traded up to an all time high back in june of 2017 389 or so yesterday in the aftermarket. traded three times normal value. today closed on the loss at a bit of a tell today i'm going to say think the saudi investment fund is the tesla what the federal reserve bank is to the s&p this stock might go down a little bit but420 price target thaet put on the stock himself is absolutely in the cross-hairs. >> i'll tag on to that tinting part is everybody thinks this reaction by elon musk about going private is immediate like in the last couple of quarters this goes way back not everybody has been talking about this back in november he was talking about hey i'm considering going private. i can be far more efficient if this is a private company than public this has been out there for quite a while. the idea if he's been able to find the guys to finance it, strategic partners or maybe companies that he's maybe had discu

the dow jones industrial average lost 88 points to 25,733, the nasdaq was up 29nd the s&p 500 fell one. >>> an area of the market that's been rallying has been the dow transportation index. today it closed just bow its all-time high after finishing at a record yesterday and the rally confirms one-half of a classic market theory that could point to more gains. here t t talk aboutt is matt maily, managing director and equity strategist. nice to have you here. >> thanks, sue. >> that theory is called the dow theory is it says that when the transports and the dow jones industrial avera both basically confirm we have more gains to go. so what's been leading the transports higher? >> well, it's ineresting becahe transports have been doing quite well for most of the year because of the rail stocks, and the railroad stocks which have been in a pretty consistent fashion arriving all year long. ahowever, theline stocks have been lagging badly. in the last two months or so they'v bounced back very, very stronglynd this has given anottor leg her to make a new high and the airline stocks are still

the s&p 500 and the dow jones rose on friday. helena: sophie scimansky in new york. thanks for that, sophie. amazon founder jeff bezos could be falling behind in the private sector space race. there are signs that his firm's heavy rocket set for liftoff in 2020 may be falling behind schedule. his company faces stiff competition from none other than elon musk's spacex. reporter: just a month ago, amazon founder jeff bezos' rocket company successfully pulled offff its m most importat testst to date. but reports are saying the 2020 liftoff date may be moved back. engineers are still finalizing details on the heavy launch rocket. bezos has stressed that the timing depends on perfecting vehicle safety. >> and touchdown! >> this vehicle is going to carry humans. we will make it as safe as we can mamake it. we are going to test it. we are not going to take any shortcuts. we will put humans on this vehicle when we are ready and not a second sooner. reporter: the reusable relaunch of vehicle will be used to transport satellites. it will take tourists into space and bring them

it is up six times of 1%, as is the dow jones. of 1%, as is 6/10 the dow jones.egative stocks, there were four earlier. aszer is down as well walmart, nike, and j.p. morgan chase. up 8/10aq at a record, of 1% today. ♪ this isn't just any moving day. this is moving day with the best in-home wifi experience and millions of wifi hotspots to help you stay connected. and this is moving day with reliable service appointments in a two-hour window so you're up and running in no time. show me decorating shows. this is staying connected with xfinity to make moving... simple. easy. awesome. stay connected while you move with the best wifi experience and two-hour appointment windows. click, call or visit a store today. david: it is noon in washington, 5:00 in london, and midnight in hong kong. i am david westin. welcome to bloomberg markets balance of power, focusing on the intersection of economics and policy. fed chair powell says they will continue with the gradual path of raising rates, despite president trump's reference. the dollar dips. what started as focus on the ru

futures are hovering, marginally positive the dow jones would open up by 13 points at these levels.he s&p by 1 point the nasdaq by 6. so we're a stop's throw away from record highs in the s&p and nasdaq, a hop away for the dow jones. joining us is steve checerverone there have been so many reasons why this market should be bullish. we're there, near record highs again. it's taken a lot to get there. why is the market not letting go and saying corporate earnings are great. we should be at record highs again. >> there's been a tension between what have been fantastic fundamentals, from a strong labor market to incredible earnings market. you had a carrousel of concerns. we have thrown everything you could throw at this market inflation scares, facebook privacy scares, flattening yield curves, trade wars markets are still standing we think we're set up for a good back part of the year. >> good pack part of the year. a midterm election your. we talk about the cyclicality of that we talked about the corporate earnings driving markets, also trade and tariffs, the fed, central bank stuff o

dow jones up almost 40 points. that's it for today's show i'm willem marx in london.de exchange" is coming up right now this wi-fi is fast. i know! i know! i know! i know! when did brian move back in? brian's back? he doesn't get my room. he's only going to be here for like a week. like a month, tops. oh boy. wi-fi fast enough for the whole family is simple, easy, awesome. in many cultures, young men would stay with their families until their 40's. >>> it is 5:00 a.m keep spending money this summer, because the stock market rally rolls on more records may be hit today. >>> constructive conversations that's what canadian officials are saying about trade talks with america >>> fast forward to the november elections. we have the results of key primaries in florida and arizona. >>> and a smoking hot stock. the first ever nasdaq-listed company hitting sky levels. >>> and a license to ipo, aston martin gearing up for more than a $6 billion listing it's august 29th "worldwide exchange" begins right

housing crisis and the financial crisis and it was march ninth and two thousand and nine when the dow jones hit just about over six thousand five hundred points the lowest in twelve years and wall street just had entirely changed over the last couple of weeks and lehman brothers had just gone into bankruptcy merrill lynch bear stearns those are some of the biggest wall street names in history they will gone suddenly and with them confidence in the markets will gone nobody knew what was happening it felt a little bit like the big crash in the great depression i was not around at that time a one hundred twenty nine but we know that pictures from that time and there was really a desperate mood and then of course the federal reserve stepped in and they lowered interest rates to zero percent to keep the economy going and with the economy coming back consumer confidence came back investor confidence came back and just about seven months after this low point the dow jones was back at over ten thousand points so quite a steep rally right there and then of course we have you know the emergence of u.

the dow jones moving higher by 39 points. an assassination attempt in venezuela as the country sits atop the world the biggest oil reserve, descends further into chaos.that is not the oil patch is only problem. chris wright is the chairman and ceo of liberty oilfield services. he tells us what he thinks will happen as sanctions on iran oil take effect in just a couple of months. countdown coming right back. alerts -- wouldn't you like one from the market when it might be time to buy or sell? with fidelity's real-time analytics, you'll get clear, actionable alerts about potential investment opportunities in real time. fidelity. open an account today. liz: venezuela is a disaster. really from hyperinflation of economic problems witnessed over the weekend president nicholas maduro, they all started running when supposedly it has not been confirmed but a drone carrying explosives blew up. you see his security people run around and try to put -- what you call them? folding chairs over him. anyway, supposedly he was the intended ta

composite for the fourth consecutive day closed on a new record high and also a blue chip so the dow jones industrial average is closing in on a new all time high as well our financial correspondent yang's quarter on wall street yes thanks. poor results and tumbling the share prices germany's big banks are in trouble deutsche bank just lost the title as the country's most valuable financial institution to a startup in the tech sector and germany second largest bank could soon be ousted from the decks in their surprise and that bringing germany's banking giants up to speed is the focus of a conference in frankfurt this week is there a way to shake things up without letting them full that's the challenge facing germany's big banks right now with greater competition from abroad and trade conflicts dominating world politics europe's financial institutions must pull their strengths says deutsche bank c.e.o. kristen's evening it's come flooding. it's clear the pressure is on to consolidate in europe there are five thousand five hundred financial institutions in the eurozone beefeater for not how

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they absolutely funny and that by the way contributed significantly to the three digit gain off the dow jones as wal-mart was at more than ten percent in intraday trading it seems that wal-mart may see the best price fight against mighty amazon is not lost yet wal-mart saw remarkable growth in the online business forty percent last quarter and they also have a strong guidance so this is an important development for this retailer so if she wants to new york thank you so much for your analysis. that you know a bridge collapse has sparked concerns about the structural integrity of roadway infrastructure everywhere many key bridges and roads in europe are decades old built to outdated standards and carry on much heavier traffic load than when they were built. it was a road bridge collapse that occurred two years ago in germany and it suggests that a tragedy like the one in general could happen here as well. the roadway ripped like a piece of paper twisted steel suspended in air ruins piled at the foot of the structure it was mid two thousand and sixteen a forty meter stretch of an autobahn bridge

people back in the labor force. >> would've a pretty decent selloff this morning especially for the dow jonesdustrial names will be watching today. the dow down 170 points in the free market and i'm curious what this means on terror forays. as a trade fight continues, do you think will start to see companies begin to lay off, to pare down their employment rolls. >> i don't think that is likely to happen in the next few months or even next year. i do think there is a little bit of a risk if this thing intensifies a whole lot more. i don't really think that's going to happen. trump is using rhetoric as much as he can. he is trying to put off raising these tariffs as long as he can. but really when dealing with china, that's the only tool he seems to have right now. cheryl: will see a good manufacturing jobs number tomorrow. it is steadily increased under president trump. >> at the longest increase we've seen in a decade in manufacturing employment. about a quarter for jobs have come from manufacturing construction and energy extraction. those are some very high paying parts of the economy shoul

time and have been focusing on fundamentals and earnings but when we look at the charts out the dow jones for example and other indices we can see subtle signs of declining optimism was speed lost a few points on per se on friday it did look at a little better again but it has gone all over that investors don't pay attention to terror threats at all the back and forth between china and the u.s. has turned into a downward spiral with neither of the two sides giving in so wall street is asking where is this going to end will trump be able to turn all of this into a win win situation or at least into america wins a situation all with china think he's taking it too far and retaliate even harder once american companies begin to suffer from protectionism enter italy ation wall street cannot longer ignore the possibility of trans trade policy harming the companies they are invested in in the long term at least but then again there are a lot of distractions at the moment like earnings like the new market cap record from apple and so the s. and p. five hundred and that are jewels rolls on friday s

reporter: what a day on wall street, dow jones up 400, they are focusing on u.s. and china resuming talks, and focusing on great earnings, particular from walmart, that helped dow jones gain today, and have biggest close in percentage terms since april. we suwyners -- saw plenty of winner, then tesla that was down today, more than 40 bucks since elon musk's tweet, they are prepping director for details on the tweet. and our own charlie gasparino has been saying that legal team is bracing for dollars in liability tie and lawsuit, and wondering whether he tweeted what he tweeted about going private to hurt short sellers. >> and trump asking attorney general sessions to sue some pharmaceutical companies that sell opioids. liz: we brought you this story, hackers did steal 14 million dollars from atm machines across 28 countries, in places like canada, hong kong, and india. tonight, a shocking new development that could under cut marijuana. over 70 people overdosing on synthetic marijuana in connecticut. coming up doc seeing ol siegel y are saying the illegal synthetic

over the us overnight, the dow jones industrial average dropped slightly, also on the back of those tradeasia business report. x for watching, join us again. —— thanks. 0rken to bbc news. the headlines: —— welcome. an airstrike has hit a school bus in rebel—controlled northern yemen, killing and wounding dozens of children. the number of people killed in last week's earthquake on the indonesian island of lombok, has risen to more than 250 a county council facing a funding shortfall of around £70 million has approved a plan for huge cuts to jobs and services. the conservative—run northamptonshire county council backed the proposals at a crisis meeting. campaigners against the cuts say they'll hit services for children and vulnerable adults. alison holt reports. it's people like roxanne who relies on 24—hour a day care, paid for by northamptonshire county council, and families like the bakers who will feel the pain of the action plan approved by councillors today. the baker children have a range of learning and physical disabilities. their mum fears the £70 million of council cuts will mean

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nasdaq above 8,000 for the first time dow jones is retaking 26,000 you have a good day in the market another one we want today get to it is surging today. the stock hitting the highest level in nearly 11 years josh brown bought amd last month on what he called a clear breakout ten years in the making the stock has risen more than 30% since that call in late july i bring it up. i wanted to discuss it because both of you are ton show you had a little bit of a brouhaha over this thing >> yes made up with each other >> i cannot believe the stock is up 35% such a short period of time. >> this is a good rule of them i doesn't always work. when you hear somebody site it or come across something like this yourself pay attention and play the probability >> the premise of the whole thing started when stock was up 100% >> so this is important. number one anyone can pick a starting point so i'm just saying when you have a stock that's taken ten years toconsolidate no one left who is waiting to break even even in is in the money. it is not breaking up for no reason usually some fundamental thing

dow jones looking to open up more than 70 points. ow and nasdaq looking to have a slight positive open. >>> the turkish finance ministry says it will keep credit channels open amid an ongoing trade dispute with the united states the ministry added it will provide flexibility on maturities and pricing to keep cash flow going towards companies. it also said it would take measures to help firms avoid obstacles against borrowing. >>> and u.s. president donald trump threatened presh sa eed fs is on turkey saying the u.s. will not pay to free jailed u.s. pastor james brunson >> as you know, we were clear with our counterparts there, both secretary pompeo and myself on the release of the pastor we have sanctions against several of them. more if they don't release him quickly. >> we're tracking the lira against the dollar right now the euro is stronger against the lira the dollar has fallen back slightly against the lira. it's worth talking about the impact this could have in the european region. we have polish sector wage growth coming below

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i think we'll seat dow jones industrial average shatter the all-time record.52-week milestones are starting to look stronger. on the new york stock exchange you had 147 new highs. unfortunately the individual investor is still indifferent toward this rally. both bullish next and bear i shallness continue to -- bearishness continue to move lower. i think this starts to change as we break out into the all-time highs. that achievement might even make the nightly news and it might be so great it will make news in financial news. supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh is facing a fair storm as he meets with democratic senators. barely enough time fors man to take a bite of turkey. but for cyber criminals it's plenty of time to launch thousands of attacks. luckily security analysts and watson are on his side. spotting threats faster and protecting his data with the most securely encrypted main frame in the world. it's a smart way to eat lunch in peace. sweet, oblivious peace. i kept putting it off... what was i thinking? ok, mr. jones... we're all done. i told you it

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their version of the dow jones industrials in the uk, fell 500 points. the dow fell 611 points. yet the markets have climbed back out, and well beyond that hole, and then you could look at something as simple as last year's saber rattling with north korea. everybody thought there might be some type of missile attack with kim jong-un being as nuts as he is. we haven't seen it. >> look at all the political turmoil in washington. earnings drive the market. as long as these geopolitical events and political events domestically don't affect earnings or don't severely affect earnings across the board, the market will work its way higher. liz: what about president trump's legal issues that swirl around him? i'm not just talking about how his attorney, michael cohen, has just pled guilty and of course, his former campaign manager paul manafort has also been convicted, but the president said if you try to impeach me, the markets will crash. >> well, the president hasn't been right on a number of things and i don't think he's right about that. i don't think -- i think impeachment is a was

s&p futures now up double-digit's, dow jones up triple.e selloff yesterday even though the u.s. market held up better than others over the world. euro-dollar up .2%. a mix dollar story after dollar strength as the over other asset classes. i wanted to highlight copper. a 1% increase after a 4% selloff yesterday. does not feel to me like everything is clear. david: a lot of ground to make up. time for the morning brief. we will get economic data, including housing starts, building permits, weekly jobless claims at 8:00 -- 9:00, the turkish finance minister having a call with investors that investors are looking forward to . and more earnings after the bell tonight with nordstrom reporting. alix: walmart shares rising in premarket trading after the largest retailer in the world posted desk sales and more than a decade -- best sales in more than a decade. joining us is patrick, as a neutral rating on walmart with a price target of $92. do -- see you have to to upgrade the stock? >> i want to hear the call at 8:30, the investor relations call,

there is the dow jones industrial average back up above 26,000.oint. the same for the s&p 500, up about three quarters of a percent to 2895 and close to 2900. and the nasdaq is at 8,019. record breaking territory there, up automate a four percentage point. president trump, we were just showing you the deal between the u.s. and mexico that requires more cars be traded in high wage factories. cars and energy have been two of the most contentious issues and the sticking points between united states and mexico. we're watching this. some optimism being felt on wall street. and that is how the marketed are responding to that. but we could get more on the agreement later today. uber looking to expand its reach around town. the ride sharing company is going to start emphasizing electronic bikes and scooters for shorter trips. the change in long-term strategy is because more individual options are better suited for inner city travel. they say it will cut into uber uber, earnings for the short- term. professors say that discounts are sometime not always wha

the dow jones future off by triple digits., it has been a buy bonds, sell commodities and buy the dollar kind of day. commodities continue to roll over. -- will retail sales be enough to help the indices? the retail control group also better than expected. for july, up 5/10 of 1%. interesting read through, it feels like that is a solid report coming from retail sales and trending deeper. david: we've got a lot and it was over estimates for a month. alix: nonetheless, it is a pretty broad base. there was some buying and retail like clothes. a lot of restaurants. that is a solid consumer spending game. the question always beating, is it going to be enough to sustain that 4% we saw? will that be able to drive going forward? david: labor costs actually went down. alix: because wage gains had not really accelerated. but consumersnies who cannot buy the stuff to support gdp, they be not so great. david: let's bring in bricklin dwyer, b.n.p. paribas senior economist. bricklin: some of the things we the amazon for, prime affect, we di

i'm eamon javers at the white house we are learning that dow jones that david pecer, the chairman ofcan media the company that publishes "the national enquirer" has been granted immunity by prosecutors who are investigating a series of payments between american media, michael cohen, donald trump and two women at the center of all of this, karen mcdougal the former "playboy" play mate. and stormy daniels, the porn star in exchange for their silence to the election. this is significant because michael cohen pled guilty earlier this week to counts relating to those payments the prosecution's was that the payments were illegal and designed to sway the outcome of that election in 2016. michael cohen did not seem to have any visible cooperation agreement with prosecutors, now, though, we're learning that david pecer, the ceo of american media is apparently cooperating. does have immunity, according to dow jones from prosecutors, that could explain why prosecutors had all they needed to know of those transactions at the time they indicted michael cohen under those allegations, guys. back to

the dow jones has been the entire second -- session down. losing 15 points. >>> trump administration announcing another $16 billion worth of tariffs on chinese goods. >> kris jenkins reports this means consumers could see price hikes on many products. >> reporter: president trump still playing tough on trade announcing another 16 really dollars worth of tariffs on chinese goods targeting mostly agriculture and auto-parts, including speedometers and antennas anxious workers now anticipating prices on new cars and motorcycles will rise significantly in the coming months >> sales are going to go down. it is a trickle effect of the entire industry and our country. >> reporter: another big worry is the chinese response. beijing announcing retaliation on a range of you is good including smoked salmon, fish oil, and soybeans which could hurt american farmers and fishermen both industries rely heavily on exports to china and they are afraid an increase in prices will lead to lower sales of american products. a trend that already appears to be underw

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we could be extending that nice rally we've been seeing in the stock market the dow jones would openoints if things hold the way they are now the s&p by 3 the nasdaq by 17 >>> energy prices. wti crude oil is up on the day so far $69.05 ice brent crude is up, $76.69. >>> let's check on the other top headlines. phillip mena has more on that. >>> good morning a new twist in the case against paul manafort. according to the "wall street journal" the former campaign chairman sought a plea deal ahead of a second trial which is set to begin next month. the "journal's" sources say the talks with robert mueller's team ultimately fell apart this happened during deliberations in manafort's fraud trial >>> odell beckham jr. is officially the nfl's highest paid wide receiver he agreed to a five-year extension worth $95 million, including $65 million guaranteed despite that massive deal he doesn't rank in the top 45 of highest paid nba players. >>> a young man was injured by a giant sphere in spain's running of the ball festival the town west of madrid replaced its running of the bulls with the run

the dow jones is down 84 points. the nasdaq and s&p 500 also slightly down.eslas stock is slightly up this afternoon. this week the tesla board of directors will report let me to discuss plans by ceo elon musk to take the company private. musk now faces a pair of class- action lawsuits each filed in san francisco relating to the proposal he first posted to twitter. usa today reports will not claims he schemed to artificially manipulate the price of tesla stock pretty other suit claims he misled investors so far no response from musk or the company or google is a purely tracking new -- tracking you even when you ask it not to according to an ap investigation. researchers say the tracking continues even when you use privacy settings. they say even with the location history turned off google automatically stores timestamp locations when you open its maps app. that's for both android and iphone >> critics say google is during information to boost advertising revenue because it's can charge average tires just advertisers more money for more specific information. >

not a lot of movement the dow jones is up about 28 points . the s&p showing a nice bump. nasdaq doing well by more than one half of a percent gain. this morning the u.s. took steps to reimposes sanctions on iran. it comes amid military threats between the countries back in may president trump withdrew from the multinational deal on iran's nuclear program. it east economic sanctions on the country. in return iran would give up the means to make nuclear weapons. president trump called the deal one-sided but said he would be willing to improve relations with iran's leaders. more reaction to trump's -- tweets from president trump about a meeting in trump tower between the top campaign aide and a kremlin connected lawyer. lauren blanchard reports it all comes as the president is also predicting sweeping victories for republicans in the upcoming midterm election. despite recent polls. >> reporter: president trump predicting republicans might ride a red wave to victory in the midterms. saying on twitter, we are winning on just about every front. the presidents post comes as poll

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the dow jones above 25,000 but down by almost 1 full percentage point.t with the nasdaq down 1 1/2%. retailers are taking a hit today as well, affected by the tariffs. they could see jcpenney and kohl's also down today. >>> the chinese leaders say that the president trump tariffs on the solar panels is in violation of the trade industry rules. the trump administration says this is necessary to help american producers compete against the chinese companies that received the government subsidies leading to the artificially lowered prices. >>> amazon owning $1 billion worth of stock in other companies and according to the quarterly report that is an increase from one year ago. amazon is becoming a more aggressive corporate investor but did not provide details of the individual investments. it appears to be evenly split between the public and privately held companies. >>> there is more growth ahead for apple and the financial institutions for the airlines. berkshire hathaway has increased its stake in apple, and apple is up by 20% this year. >>> i am pam cook

. >>> the dow jones today dropped on words of -- >> if you're scraping together for a house or save forou do? >> michael finney is here to explore. >> it's always a question. the dow jones keeps trading at a very narrow band, but still manages to have significant props like the 300 point drop today. to help us understand what's going on, we have theo schwabacher, a morgan stanley financial adviser. let's start with the morning's drop, 300 points here the beginning, came back up to 130 some points. what happened? >> i think people overreacted. >> to what? >> to what's going on in turkey, there was a little fear trade there initially that was a hangover from friday. and we saw, you know, 40% down in the currency in turkey. it came back up about 6% today. and, of course, the numbers that came in for the cpi were pretty good. and, you know, the market's been in a trading range for a while. the contagion, if you will, from turkey is what people are concerned about. with the trade wars going on it really nets out to about a billion dollars with u.s. still making money on whatever turkey tries