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this is a close one, folks, the dow is up, we can tell you that for two months in a row, the s&p and nasdaq are on track to snap a three-month losing streak, i stress on track. the s&p is down five points, slightly above the flat line for year to date. we're watching this second by second with 58 minutes to go. here's what we can tell you, all 30 dow stocks are up for the month, though we see red on the screen right now. here's what led march, chevron, apple and ibm, ibm is the top leader followed by american express and walt disney. we see movement here, a mixed picture today but looking healthy for the month. on the final day of the first quarter. here are the numbers we need to close above, you can see 17,425, well above it now for the dow. oil is up 14% in the month of march. that's biggest gain in 11 months. gold is the surprise of the year so far for 2016. gold has seen biggest three month gain since 1990. so a very nice move for oil today, but even better for gold for the month. two stocks hitting lifetime highs, mcdonald's and coca-cola for the month, for mcd, the second reco

master of ceremonies as she wraps up on a dais packed with lots of dignitaries from the economic and business worlds. market reaction vary, folks, pretty positive it. the dow moving up, if we have a minute-by-minute chart. you can see roughly where she began speaking in the 12:30 hour or at the point at which her text was released, and you can see it moving from red into green. steve liesman has joined us. s&p tracing a similar arc. no, steve liesman, they are wheeling him away, ladies and gentlemen. if you could have only seen that, you would have been amused, trust me. there's the s&p moving up. nasdaq has been in the green most of the day. the yield on the ten-year i believe went lower as the speech was released, and she began talking. there you see it dipping down but bounce up a little bit. again, they are at 1.84. so that is the market reaction. what i would characterize as a relatively dovish speak in response to some of the more hawkic comments. >> certainly when you see what the dollar did as well and treasuries is also rallying and gold spoking to add to the market response. >> agreed, but a half percent moves though. they are teeny. >> you look

dow up 105 points. we have oil moving up. much better than expected jobs report. folks saying wind is at economy's back.s doing crowing today. probably makes sense if you're getting blamed for anything that goes bad. might as well take a bow for when things look good. today they look good. more after this. when you think about success, what does it look like? is it becoming a better professor by being a more adventurous student? is it one day giving your daughter the opportunity she deserves? is it finally witnessing all the artistic wonders of the natural world? whatever your definition of success is, helping you pursue it, is ours. t-i-a-a. neil: all right. we are waiting to hear from donald trump, namely to respond to these latest developments where he has blown off cpac. can't make a big meeting there. gee, why do you want to risk doing that this this is base important to you in the party? but he could just be figuring he does have a busy travel schedule. he will address a group of to thousand plus in orlando among other destinations tomorrow. maybe he is looking ahead to november and he kind of thi

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folks that, um, america's down in the dumps. it's not. america is pretty darn great right now. >> the stock market is on a four-day winning streak. the dow up points today closing above 17,000. have not seen that in a while. it's a two-month high. the nasdaq and s&p were also up. >>> despite the strong jobs report, there is sobering news for santa clara county's economy. the revised numbers from the last two years so region created 13,000 fewer jobs than first thought. that suggests the job market is cooling off a bit. but better news for the east bay. it added nearly 9,000 more jobs than first reported and the san francisco, san mateo region added nearly 10,000 more jobs. >>> she spends hours at the gym, has run 26 marathons, and she is in her 70s. how this bay area mom is still finding ways to take her fitness to the next level. >> and normally you could get in big trouble for calling 911 for a fashion emergency. unless you're an adorable 2- year-old. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, us.. there's no excuse. kpi5 reporter emily tur >>> do you ever trouble motivating yourself to get to the gym? one bay area woman shows us there is no excuse! kpix 5's emil

folks. europe may cut rates again this week. we'll know more tomorrow on that. dow off 109 points yesterday. s&p down 22. nasdaq dropped 59. so far we're up points to the positive side. we'll keep eye on the markets throughout the show here inside of "america's newsroom." heather: ted cruz not easing up on his argument he is the one, the only one who can stop donald trump. >> at this point there are two only two candidates have a plausible path to 1237, that is donald trump and me. both of us have over 300 delegates. he has 80 more than i do. everyone else is way, way below us. heather: we will pose the question to former texas governor rick perry plus is this. >> give me all your money, man. >> i don't -- >> now! i mean now. >> all right. >> do it easy way or do this hard way. >> all i to the -- bill: masked man heading up a cab driver at gunpoint, broad daylight. one thing this criminal did not see coming. it was all caught on tape. >> i need wallet and floor, i need it now if you don't want to die.n >> okay. 3 minutes, 3 minutes, killing 99.99% of odor causing bacteria. for a cleaner, fresher, brighter denture every day. at safelite,oh

folks are hoping maybe this is the start of more positive news. back over to you guys. >> meg terrell, see you later. for next hour from san francisco, right now the dow is ups. the bank of japan and our own federal reserve have been meeting this week. up next, chase's anthony chan will tell us what the gatherings could mean for the markets and for the economy when we come back on "closing bell." i'm in vests and as a vested investor in vests, i invest with e*trade, where investors can investigate and invest in vests... or not in vests. this is my retirement. retiring retired tires. and i never get tired of it. are you entirely prepared to retire? plan your never tiring retiring retired tires retirement with e*trade. >>> less than eight minutes to go. art cashin said we have $650 million to buy to the close. with the dow up 42 points. joining me is anthony chan, the chief economist at chase. we've been highlighting the central bank meetings that are going to occur this week. by the end of the week, what do you think we will know that we don't know right now? >> right now janet yellen has the benefit of the fact she saw the movie of what happened when the ba