highs this year in a company competing two products that he built his legacy on first, dealing with dupont second, a huge petrochemical plant in saudi arabia. but liveris wasn't without issue, with the financial crisis that nearly sank the company before warren buffett went through it and then dan loge called for a breakup and was ready to go after liveris until the board shake-up liveris came into controversy after his so-called lifestyle. he led the white house advisory council of ceos in manufacturing industry before it disbanded end of an era. handing over the reins, brian. >> yeah, liveris has been involved in business council, business meetings. >> davos, switzerland. >> he's a nice guy he's been around a long time you wonder will a liveris switch spark a new wave some of these folks have been around for a while a lot of political heat on these people, landon dowdy, thank you very much. >>> if the early moves are any indication, your money to get off to a big move this week. the dow with an implied open of 100 points what happened of all of the fear and loathing of just a couple week

shares is of dow dupont fell 1% to $71.34.nd after the bell, stitc fix reported stronger than expected sales in its second report since going public. the online personal styling company said results were helped by more customers, but earnings for the quarter came in below expectations. and with that shares initially fell in the extended session. they ended the regular day up, however, nearly 7% to 24.12. >>> toys "r" us may be on the brink of liquidation. as we've been reporting, the big box toy retailer is running out of both time andon even though it still ranks as one of around.gest toy sellers so if it does go under, it would leave a big hole in that entire industry. >> they could all be gone and soon. th logo, the giraffe and the toys "r" us u.s. tv commercials we all grew up with. ♪ i don't want to grow up ♪ i'm a toys "r" us kid >> here at home toys "r" us has alread closed about 200 stores since filing for bankruptcy last september. and in the uk it's csing other 200 stores. something once impossible to imagine. >> it

the next morning david took the money we owed in cash and headed to dupont. long after i was home, david pulled into the driveway with crescendo. he stepped gracefully onto the gravel. david and i stood next to him admiring the red and origin hues of his coat, his wildly epic beard. what are we going to name him, david asked? merle, i said, and it was done. though his mother was a blue-eyed beauty named viviana and his father a stately buck named sandstorm, he was just a more merle sort of guy; shaggy, haggard. merle quietly followed david into the barn where he ate some is hay, sniffed around a bit, then delicately nibbled on an apple slice i offered him. the girls barely seemed to notice him. most web sites cautioned against indiscriminately leaved bucks and does together so you knew when to expect babies, that way you wouldn't be waiting for goats to be born when, in fact, their due dates were nowhere near. that's a reference to an earlier chapter. so for now merle's area was separate from the girls, and until his stall was asleep, he would sleep in the al

in the fourteenth district of paris we're going to meet peter dupont. this former journalist was jacqueline picasso's confidant she wrote about their relationship in a book and she witnessed the scale of the artist body of work. in . yemen so the ship was a like is charge a clean sheet image that the cib that it will have. limited pradelle will be identified i'm dizzy yeah we'll call it is that he did back then we'll have it. on the artist death in one thousand nine hundred seventy three then on jackson's death thirteen years later almost two thousand paintings seven thousand drawings and one thousand two hundred sculptures were officially recorded. you know order to pay the inheritance duties part of the work was given to the state something known as payment in the you. know this you don't play this dice on deck into guesses that he getting it done all the gloom all of. this is a while. ago it's a little bit of a commander. challenge tended to. what could be this is that you can't count on that it doesn't count thank you stone did i say i meet am parti

i am calling about dow dupont. with dow due to report next month, should i pound on this up sale >> yes here is the problem. and i said this to club members, this is the deal, cloud protection is a big business for dow dupont if the brazilians decide to retaliate, they will kick them out. you take it down three from here and maybe you get 20 i think that is right. that is an opening bid laurel in new york laurel. >> caller: mr. cramer, thanks for taking my call. >> of course. >> caller: i'm interested in your opinion on reality holdings rlgy a company integrated residential real estate services i purchased the stock in the ipo in 2012 in the low 30s and another in the low 20s do you think this stock is volatility or opportunity for long-term up side. >> only a few national players, but i see real estate slowing in the country. i think enough to make it so that it is going to be difficult to be able to repeat big numbers. i think that is fair to say. i like home boaters better than the real estate. use this time to

remember that this is the third mega merger that we're seeing in this sector the other two being dupont and dow chemical syngenta and come china up now whether the be a buyer deal is accepted which again will pave the way to the buyer monsanto takeover finally there's something about we will probably find out on april sixteenth that is when the commission is due to decide whether to accept this deal or at covering the story for us. at the frankfurt stock exchange thank you. could assume be a case of europe off against silicon valley the commission has outlined a set of proposals to make internet giants like apple google or amazon pay considerably more tax in europe brussels wants to overhaul its tax system to make it fit for the digital age and ensure member states don't miss out on billions of years. it's ireland is popular with tech giants who want to lower their tax bill the firms concentrate their business activities in places where tax rates are especially advantageous that's why apple google and facebook have their european headquarters on the emerald isle but the e.u. commission

deep consolidation don't forget that this is the third merger that we're seeing the other two being dupont dow chemical can china now the commission is set to decide on the deal on april sixteenth and we'll get the latest update then. in frankfurt for us thanks for explaining that all to us. well germany's economy has been booming for the past eight years in the still no end in sight so says the country's economic experts but they also warn that the race to the global economy have increased full order books increasing exports and too few qualified workers to cope with the high demand that's not just the case for this company but for many firms in germany according to the german government's council of experts the economy is projected to grow by two point three percent this year but experts warn the international risks are a threat not just for germany but also for the global economy especially dangerous would be an escalation of the train dispute between the u.s. and the rest of the world another threat is a messy breck's a divorce that would impact both the e.u. and britain loose monetary

and there are similar deal amongst competitors, for example the one between dow chemical and dupont.now is going to be a gambling game, more or less for them, to match the perfect timing. >> sophie, thank you so much. u.s. president donald trump's decision to spare canada and mexico from hefty terrace on steel and aluminum was not an act of selflessness. he hopes it will give him leverage in the next round of nafta talks, which will be held in washington next month. here is the current status of negotiations. >> good news for canada and mexico. donald trump's new economic adviser, larry kudlow, as a strong supporter of the north american free trade agreement. but nafta negotiators still have massive hurdles to overcome. while some of the u.s. administration's demands are plausible, such as the u.s. trade deficit within nafta, others remain contentious. trump wants to limit duty-free exemptions from cars, two vehicles that draw 85% of their components from nafta companies, with at least half from u.s. based manufacturers. he's calling for an end to canada's poultry and dairy tariffs w

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remember that this is the third mega merger that we're seeing in this sector the other two being dupont and dow chemical syngenta and come china up now whether the buyer deal is accepted which again will pave the way to this buyer monsanto takeover finally there's something about we will probably find out on april sixteenth is when the commission is due to decide whether to accept this deal all right covering the story for us. at the frankfurt stock exchange thank you. well could it soon be a case of europe off against silicon valley the e.u. commission has outlined a set of proposals to make internet giants like apple google or amazon pay considerably more tax in europe brussels wants to overhaul the system its tax system to make it fit for the digital age and and short that member states don't list out billions of years. ireland is popular with tech giants who want to lower their tax bill the firms concentrate their business activities in places where tax rates are especially advantageous that's why apple google and facebook have their european headquarters on the emerald aisle but th

we had the dupont merger that was approved.being the third a mapping seemingly or is each deal different when it comes to regulatory matters? ed: i think each deal is different and have to look at the whole industry for consolidation. both of those deals took a long time to get the closure. thatasting thing here is at&t and time warner showed that there willing to go horizontal also vertical -- they don't overlap but somehow putting too businesses together to create a new area of competition is threatening. especially is going to look at that here and that is going to create problems. i do think that was something with this deal was a great back in september of 2016 that they factored it. mark: the shares in monsanto have sunk. is there a risk? give me percentages that this doesn't happen. ed: i can't give you percentages of risk but if you look at the spread at the moment, it is trading between 10 and 11%, which is a big spread. thoughtis morning we the deal was relatively close to being approved and closing, and that is a wid

if you are an ao plus company, i like dell dupont i would make the swap let's go to john in new york. >> caller: booyah. huge "mad money" guy >> thank you. >> caller: so i picked up crisper therapeutics just across earnings, wanted to know what you think? >> look, we just had the run of all times and if i were you, i would take a little auch as a matter of fact, you have had such a good move in that but congratulations on a really good call by you not by you don't sweat the chicken little stuff. i want you to focus on the fundamentals and use any week to do some buying next week promise me you won't panic on "mad money" tonight, clean up in aisle six kroger stock dropped after reported earnings. is it worth browsing or continues to be a scourge of the victim of a supermarket. i am focusing on the artist former known as taser. how is the company faring after its name change. a company you probably may not have heard of. stick with cramer. >> announcer: don't miss a second of "mad money." follow @jimcramer on twitter have a question? tweet cramer, #madtweets send jim an e-mail to madmon

i would stay with her in the street in dupont circle home in washington. i went to detroit where she was a microscopic on the history of the underground railroad. her apartment overlooked the detroit river and her partners on the exact spot where john brown and frederick douglass. and i would spend time with. i would find old advertiser newspapers because they would say we used to drink it because had the frame of mind only to say the same thing when i read transcripts. it turned out to be an amazing woman. during world war ii, and try to get african-american kids to go in the libraries. could montgomery even get a book in the library. she sued alabama for their right to vote. she did the field reports on women that were and that was covered up in a day. this area christian woman to episcopalian church. yet later in life she went to japan and adopted buddhism or christianity. so she used to tell me that i had mixed race. scottish, irish, cherokee. getting an opportunity and when i turn into viking, my publisher, you're the biographer. with her dark side? s

was right but the stock hit an all-time high this year the company completed the combination with dupontthat is what is happening now. >> indices gaining at least 3% for all of last week. aside from the nasdaq, dow and the s&p have not been clenching record highs. our investors concerned or the perfect report in terms of inflation expert patients. let's bring in catherine rooney of the kitty mcgrew. good morning. >> let me begin to you. with the goldilocks report for the market? >> it's a beautiful thing when you have job growth with minimal inflation. i think they are looking not tax reform, regulation and strong earnings season and is paying a safer 2018. >> wages went up to .6% year-over-year. they start the inflation worries out there. there's a 35% chance we get a fourth rate increase by the fed this year. would you say about that? >> well, how they come up with these percentages is always interesting, based on the futures. i think there may be, but i don't think it's anything to worry about. what are they going to raise? as i said a few times i don't think inflation is a concern. p

we see declines in stocks like caterpillar and dupont.ingdaq and nasdaq 100 the deepest selling. the nasdaq 100 down for the fifth straight session. the nasdaq 100 and record just one week ago, now off by 4% from those record levels are the nasdaq down more than 3.5% from those record levels. the imap on the bloomberg for the groups. information technology is the group that is doing the worst down 2.6%. each down by more than 1% each as we have seen the selling accelerate. it's especially concentrated in the fang stocks. morgan stanley index fangs. seeing it down by more than 4% on the session. the worst single day since february 8. that is true of the selling overall, the worst since february 8. februar-- facebook has a lot too with it. 2012worth session since over increasing sessions of what it gives access to some of its clients and partners in the wake theambridge analytica and revelations that company had access to perhaps tens of .illions of customers data that is part of the issue. we are watching apple in today's session after blo

you have to say, ge, dupont traders want an economic slowdown, and of course, we know the tech stock fell off. but when you see the 10 year yield falling as it did, the blur wondering whether whether this could be like 2017 or not. taking a look at g #btv 523, you can see the 10-year note is up over 2.9%. we had this rally picking up in the last 24 hours. closing at 2.77% on the 30 year bond. of course, it is below the 50 day moving average in december. in the midst of all this, there is a tweet where he recommends bonds and he says the u.s. economy is slowing. there may only be one more fed rate hike. that is another bullish comment from bill. we know trade tensions, is something on a u.s. bond rally. you can think about a slowdown, or a recession. let's take a look at g #btv 5126. when you see the yellow curve flattening, you can see the red bars steepening, it inverts, and you get a recession, could that be were the u.s. is headed now? story, and ego story talking about the fact that people are more worried about 2020, when the impact of the tax cuts are starting. the near-term, m

johnson & johnson, dow, dupont, and 3m are also big drags on the dow right now. >> well, facebook helpingnews of a research mining firm mining the data, excuse me, of 50 million users. this reigniting calls to better regulate social media companies. sending the stocks lower joining us is dan ivs, and michael graham, the senior equity analyst gentlemen, good to have you with us danering i'll start with you when i road your note initially when facebook was only down by about 2.5%, it seemed like you were sort of boxing in this, like this is a near-term concern, but not something long-term to worry about as your thinking changed as the day progressed >> we continue to box the risk in terms of how we view this longer term, but the longer that zuckerberg and facebook takes to really respond to this, and ultimately how they're going to sort of handle, the weraes for investors start to increase. what's starting to happen is it started as a small fire in the beltway and eu, and the longer it goes on, it becomes a brushfire. regulatory crosshairs for facebook, that's the draconian situation that f

stay with her at 8th street dupont circle home in washington.i went with her out to beverly hills where she spent time. i went to detroit where she was microscopic on history of the underground railroads. her apartment overlooked the detroit river. her apartment was on the exact spot where john brown med frederick douglass. i would spend time with her and old montgomery newspapers, i show her the newspapers. that orange soda we used to drink it. she had the same frame of mind only to say the same thing when i read transcripts about december 1, 55. turned out to be an amazing woman. during world war ii she tried to get african-american kids to go into libraries and they went let, african-americans in montgomery even get a book in the public library. she sued alabama for the right to vote. she did the field reports on women that were raped in alabama by white men and it was covered up in her day. i started realizing this demure, very christian woman, everything about her african methodist episcopalian church. later on in her life went to japan, ad

docs,not limited to text and you have the likes of caterpillar and dupont that are trading lower.nd facebook is a big part of the story today. ,f you look at those shares there were to the most since september of 2012 and they are still at that level, and other tech companies are selling off as well. amazon, andsoft, cambridge analytic a reportedly with users of data, tens of millions of users in the presidential election is at issue and we see other tech companies also rolling over in the session. the declines we are seeing in these companies alone is significant. if you look at the bloomberg, the move function, yet facebook, thee, and amazon, and points they take off, which is a fifth of the losses of the overall average. you can add google to that list as well. over 400 now you have stocks down within the index so it is a broad-based selloff even beyond tech. what is interesting about technology is that it has been performing quite well and here's the s&p 500 versus the tech index. both reached records in late january and then both of them --l, but the s&p 500 index we see thos

. >>> in november 2015 an employee at the dupont circle hotel in washington, d.c.ned up the room, opened up the door to the penthouse suite on the ninth floor and found a dead guy laying face down on the carpet. lessin, vladimir putin's former media czar found dead by hotel staff. according to the medical examiner, the cause of death was blunt force injuries to the head and also to the neck, torso, upper and lower extremitieextre. quote, the manner of death -- undetermined." so we have the cause of death not determined. the justice department opened the investigation to figure out how an ex-russian was found dead. they got it, they figured out the manner of death and what kill that russian guy, how he got blunt forced to death all over his body. they concluded that the death of lesin was an accident. all that blunt trama to his head and his neck and his torso and his upper extremities and lower extremity was an accident. the justice department determined he died alone in his hotel room after days of heavy drinking. he drunkenly fell down multiple times, which is ho

dupont is planning to split into three independent companies by the middle of 2019. flash update. jeff bezos isn't setting his sights out of this world. -- is setting his sights out of this world. he munched on iguana on facebook spend his "amazon lottery winnings" on space travel. us.joins this was a fascinating event. spoke about his space aspirations. his family was there. talk about the space comments he made. tom: he said he was planning on spending a lot of his " winnings" on going into his space. he is comparing the internet with amazon. he is apparently spending a billion dollars a year on this. blue is doing it through origin and not amazon? tom: totally separate. has $131 billion. this is lucky. there are all types of exploration, and the most expensive is in space exploration. researcher was also researchwho explores and bioluminescence in the ocean. she made a comment that said, well, earth could use your help. he has not given as much of his yet.h away, it is interesting to see there are a bot of folks trying to get him to donate to different areas. tom:

sharon lerner won for her reporting on corporate pollution, clean from the chemical giant dupont. dahr jamail for his work on climate change and the u.s. military. todd miller for his new book on climate refugees, "storming the wall: climate change, migration and homeland security." and lee fang for his investigative reporting on money and politics in the trump era. this is fang speaking recently on democracy now! about how gun manufacturers are targeting some people, even amidst the rise of an unprecedented youth-led movement for gun control. >> also, there is new and analysis from the gun industry showing that young people are not buying guns like older generations for hunting. they are mostly kind of imitating videogame culture. they're going to gun stores, buying targets of vampires and zombies and going to the gun range and buying sophisticated weapons, lots of ammunition. this is, as one gun industry executive said, the xbox generation that they're trying to target. so even as there is a new youth-led student movement calling for gun control, this is coming at a time when th

decision having brian rogers on the board, having ellen who went through this process while she was at dupont, having fred reynolds who has been through this process a number of times as a board member those are invaluable insights. so it's not like we need to go outside and ask a lot of questions because i think the board truly understands what's important to investors and long term stakeholders in the business >> look, congratulations on just a great run since you've come in, done so much right i personally just think that they are both good options staying with and breaking up i'm sure you'll make the right decision thank you so much, sir >>> thank you, jim take care. when this bell rings... ...it starts a chain reaction... ...that's heard throughout the connected business world. at&t network security helps protect business, from the largest financial markets to the smallest transactions, by sensing cyber-attacks in near real time and automatically deploying countermeasures. keeping the world of business connected and protected. that's the power of and. or you could you cexperience it for

deep consolidation don't forget that this is the third merger that we're seeing the other two being dupont dow chemical and china now the commission is set to decide on the deal on april sixteenth and we'll get the latest update then. in frankfurt for us thanks for explaining that all to us. seven times b.m.w. prosecutors raided the company's headquarters on chews day as they search for evidence in the ongoing diesel scandal now b.m.w. c.e.o. howard kruger has said that the company's diesel vehicles would not manipulate it now despite the company's legal worries financially the company's looking in good shape b.m.w. posted record profits of ten point seven billion euros from last year even after splashing out on research development now the company says it expects twenty eighteen to be that night in a row. one of japan's biggest solar power plants has gone into operation near tokyo now you might say solar plants and nothing you just want is a little different and it comes your way landis a different approach was necessary. the new plant built by kyoto based ceramics and electronics giant k

we also saw the dow lose as i mentioned, boeing, dow, dupont, johnson & johnson. 3m. there is tesla. there was talk actually here on the floor of the stocks exchanges, tesla may be pumping out high value flawed parts. that would be bad news. coupled two executives left tesla. that stock was down 15 bucks, down 4 1/2%. bitcoin, last but not least, bitcoin fallen off the 20,000 highs, closing at 8200 and change. obviously government is looking at it. google said no more cryptocurrency ads. that made it fall even more. back to you. melissa: nicole, thank you so much. let's bring our panel back in as we awaiting, can see the huge space there on the side of your screen. we're awaiting the president here at boeing. bob, let me ask you, it is hard for me to believe that boeing would be hosting the president and not at the same time telling him we love the orders, we need the business, we love the manufacturing, we can't stand the tariffs. i have a feeling he is saying to them, look it is a negotiating ploy, don't worry about it. what do you think of my theory? >> it is not a

they want to implement in order to bring more foreign investment onstage, executive chairman of dow-dupontss, commerce secretary of the united states there has been some news about saudi arabia today, as we have seen the ceo of aramco was here. we have heard from the crown prince of saudi arabia saying a listing may happen late 2018, perhaps 2019 depending on market conditions the timing isn't new but the fact the crown prince is saying it out loud cements the fact it's not going to be as soon as they originally wanted the crown prince saying he wants a long-term, multi-decade relationship with russia, and another non-opec producers to try to constrain supply. we haven't seen oil move all that much, possibly because a lot of russian suppliers aren't interested in extending the current agreement they have. they kind of bristle at the constraints and would like to do more volume. we will be doing live interviews later on "power lunch. we will have the ceo of the nasdaq and ceo of the saudi stock exchange, both of them women. that's going to be interesting also, member of the family that's in

, they were loyal to dupont in a consumer way but it has been a horrible struggle for most of the teamst funding. you have a lot of team owners funneling their own personal money into keeping teams propped up because of sponsorship money that is not there. nascar is in decline. i blame the owners, the way they managed it since its peak. they did not manage through the crisis well at all. they changed the setups and it is all over the place and the fans lost the connection. they don't understand who their fans are and sponsorship dollars and got another place. >> we were talking about lowe's getting an uptick because of the championship. tiger woods, everyone talking about that maybe this will work out for lowe's but here's something on the other side. dagen: jimmy is a good marketer for them. danica patrick had the go daddy money. it went goodbye and she is gone. >> today is like tiger woods and march madness kicking off the brackets, today for sports fan is like being a kid in a toy store but what does that mean? >> hope springs eternal with radford going against villanova. only in mar

it is now dow dupont. that company will be broken up by end of first quarter next year.dman sachs named david salomon chief executive officer. the current ceo is retiring. solomon would be next in line to lloyd blankfein. blankfein says he is not going anywhere despite reports to the contrary. >>> bose unveiling a pair of shades of sunglasses at south by southwest. you can see them right there. you can see and hear your surroundings? liz: it is kind of cool. if you see it, those are speakers that sit near your ear. it will not change your vision. it will be what you hear via gps phone connect to your glasses. you get yelp restaurant reviews, directions, trip advisor. it will play music too. so this is an interesting twist on augmented reality glasses. the ones we saw from google, google glass, looked geeky. stuart: you think you might hear voices? i wear the ifb so people talk it me in my head. >> what it is not in my ear, i still hear them. wearable technology is the future. carrying cell phones is going to disappear. liz: no price for that. we don't know how much it wi

it companies, you're thinking about all the issues, we saw this a few years ago at dupont. the lawmaking -- lawmaking had gone forward. >> do we need to have any idea of whether the u.s. is more attractive now? >> it is more -- a good question. europe seems to be good right now. the economy comes back a little bit here the company gets a little more comfortable with their portfolio and what they want to invest in and what they do not as much. a lot of these firms have a lot of money to invest. fund, wenother big have a record-setting fund last year. blackstone obviously. all the names you know are out there, actively looking for deals. the other thing i will mention about this particular deal is carlisle teamed up with one of its investors from singapore to do the deal. that is a relatively novel element as well and it allows them to go after bigger and bigger targets. >> an interesting dynamic at play. thank you so much for that, jason kelly of -- bloomberg's chief and executive editor for the latest on the carlisle deal. a reminder, you can catch all of our interviews on

joining me now is president of the black student union at dupont manual.louisville, kentucky. thank you all for being here. first of all, this is amazing. tell me why it was important for you to be here. >> because first off i'm a student and also i'm a black student. being here with all these other students i'm not only like showing my support i'm also showing the nation that this is not just a white student issue. this effects everyone. i definitely have to be here to show that student voices matter. >> it's interesting because one of the students from parkland made the point that 25% of that school of parkland are black students and the media has missed that it is an intersection movement even within their group. tell me why it was important for you to be here? >> this is part of history. what we are doing right now is making history. they say this is the biggest student movement ever. this is bigger than vietnam. this is bigger than anything that has ever happened before. this is a moment where we get to stand up for our country and we get to say that

students across the jefferson county public school district are walking out, including students here at dupont manuel high school. it's very quiet here as these students are standing in silence for 17 minutes to remember the 17 lives of those lost in florida. now, they've been organizing this walkout at part of the national movement for more than a week, and this is a school of more than 1,800 stuntsdents who want they are voices heard. one student couldn't sit in her classroom after the shooting in florida and the shooting where two students were killed earlier in the year. student groups have sbn working together. the district sent a letter to principals encouraging them to discuss with students alternative options to a walkout. students will be allowed outside only 17 minutes before returning to class. any student who doesn't return could be disciplined. now, the jefferson county teachers association also encouraged principals and teachers to talk with students about alternative options, but they said if that was not something and students would participate in the walkout, student safety is

dupont, caterpillar, goldman sachs doing very well in the sectors are in the green.e some of the tech names doing well. amazon and netflix which i've been doing so well again this year in 2018 with all-time new highs, 1542. netflix 325 and change still holding onto the green arrows. last but not least the ten-year treasury of for two conservative days. inherent to .89%. we watch for that. still wondering the details on any terrorists in negotiations to go along with it. they think it's a negotiating tactic so they're not as worried. >> things come in a call. see finish it up. two big issues in the market today. obviously trade, north korea. get some clarity this afternoon. president trump has been meeting with the leader of sweden and they'll have one of those joint news conferences at the white house after their set down. the president should take some questions and you'd assume you'd be asked about the terrace, maybe north korea, maybe other things. chat to share with us in the studio. what is the thing for the president today? usually two questions per side. in th

they're all higher by more than 1% the biggest losers, ge, verizon, ibm, and dow dupont.s off nearly 3%. when you're only $13.69, a 39 cent move becomes pretty big >> the oil markets closing for the day. let's get to jackie deangelis. >> well, crude prices spiking on the session, closer higher than 2% this is mbs of saudi arabia continues his tour a tough stance on iran, part of the conversation, and that's impacting oil prices key technical levels breached today. a pass through of $63 creates support in a new range a session high of $64 says the market tested the market in preparation to break through stocks are seeing a lift as well that's helping, but it's not the primary factor in today's session. $63.40 was the closing price, guys back to you. >> thank you jackie deangelis >> would you trust a car with no driver tesla, uber, and virtually every major carmaker have invested billions into the idea that you will but as accidents start to build, will regulation and customer anxiety pump the brakes on the new technology that debate is ahead stay with us on "power lunch."

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the dupont high school. lucy, why are you here?> we're here because there was a shooting in a neighboring county, marshall county high school, which is so close to home where two students were killed. >> and cameron? what do you hope to accomplish by being here. >> i think that the students here just want to make a message to legislators, we are not going to stop with this movement until we have stricter background checks and until in my home state of kentucky you can't just buy a gun at a gun show and give it to a child or anyone you want and it's so easy until that changes we will not stop in this movement. >> lucy, one of your sisters is -- one of yours is a message for mitch mcconnell. >> i have a message for mitch mcconnell. we need to hold our representatives accountable when it's not the way we want represented. he should be caring about the lives of the people he's representing and the government is supposed to be by the people for the people, but he's not making it for the people and we're going to be able to vote soon, if

, the dow laggards general electric down 21% for the quarter but names like p&g and exxon and dow dupontalmart down 11%. in the s&p 500, here's how the first three months went. let by biotech, nektar, xl, netflix up 48.9% here's who lagged on the s&p, l brands down 37%. a couple of energy names hard hit as well and general mills down 25% in the quarter. finally, here's how the nasdaq looked we've been talking so much about that index lately. netflix led the way, seagate and micron were also up more than 25%. amazon up 22% in the first quarter. finally, here's who did the worst over in the tech-heavy index. it was a dense slide not a good one for the dental supplier dish network down 21%. kraft heinz having a tough one tesla down 17% tesla having its worst quarter of all time. mike, there's kind of how things shook out. what does it say to you? >> on a point-to-point basis, i think if you had said to somebody three months ago, the stock market will be down 1% after 2017, rates will be up, no big deal up 7.5% in four weeks, down 12% and then knocking around in this choppy range since then.

recent incidents including the terrible derailment of 501 near dupont, washington and the collision of train 91 in casey, south carolina conclusively demonstrate the need for an sms system as recommended by the ntsb. we've commenced implementation of sms at amtrak. getting to ptc, it's the most important aspect of a safety management system. and it must be the safety standard for all passenger rail in america. without ptc the system in america for passenger trains is vulnerable to single points of human failure. and today we train engineers to memorize routes, trees, boulders, intersections and signals. and the loss of situational awareness or forgetting a single rule, forgetting to throw a switch, we have no basic systems to act as a risk mitigation for basic human error. amtrak's the leader in ptc, it's installed already on virtually on all the northeast corridor. we're set to complete installation on the tracks and equipment we own or control by the december 31 deadline. for those areas -- we're working with the railroads that operate on amtrak infrastructure to equip their rolling

nike reporting better than experted earnings, dow, dupont, 3m, some laggards. >> dropbox soaring on its first da of trading. there you see it up 40% on the day. a nice debut for dropbox >> the president signing the $1.3 trillion omnibus spending bill in the past hour. eamon javers is at the white house with more, even though we didn't see him physically sign it, but i assume he did. >> he said he had signed it, so we'll take his word. but the president, after hours of uncertainty and anxiety here at the white house, after issuing that last-minute veto threat this morning, the president said he had signed the bill even though he was frustrated with the process, frustrated with some of what was in it and not in it, but ultimately, he said it came down to a matter of national security. here's what the president said just moments ago >> it's a matter of national security, i have signed this omnibus budget bill. there are a lot of things i'm unhappy about in this bill there are a lot of things that we shouldn't have had in this bill, but we were in a sense forced, if we want to build our mil

it was a long list those are the decline he is, up to 4% in dupont's case we'll be right back.et started. show of hands. who wants customizable options chains? ones that make it fast and easy to analyze and take action? how about some of the lowest options fees? are you raising your hand? good then it's time for power e*trade the platform, price and service that gives you the edge you need. alright one quick game of rock, paper, scissors. 1, 2, 3, go. e*trade. the original place to invest online. >>> china responding to president trump's tariffs with a list of 128 u.s. products to target the cloinz ambassador also said the country could stop buying u.s. treasuries. jean wells has a look at one of the specific products on their list and the impact it could have on u.s. farmers and eunice eun has the potential threat to the bond eunice, a busy factory for an early chinese morning. let's begin with you. >> reporter: that's right. it actually runs 24 hours. when you are talking about the market, the markets were jittery in part because of the uncertainty over where the u.s./china t

in particular i would like to thank our underwriters and there's, beef products inc., dow, dupont agricultural division, general mills, moore's inc., to future routable travis and wal-mart. i would also like to thank sally squires and her team of food nutrition and wellness practice for their promotional support. you have seen their excellent design work over the past several months in the e-mails you keep getting in the program and posters outside as well. a special thanks to the csa staff. they put an enormous amount of hard work to register participants, prepare conference materials and deal with the logistical work that goes into making this conference have been. in particular, i'd like to thank ana maria mowry on the rest of the staff here today. so thank you for all being here. once again, welcome to the 2018 national food policy conference. to kick off our program, to introduce our first speaker, pleased to welcome to this stage, veteran food industry and the dairy industry, more than 30 years of experience in dairy product processing and her publication credits include such works as da

criticism of not adding value and then this huge chemical transaction in america of the iconic dow and dupontocus in well, it is someone district. imagine the southwest corner of pennsylvania. let me go to the morning must-read. post"s in the "washington -- tom: we need to go to an authority on pennsylvania. kevin cirilli joins us right now. kevin, you know this. you're going to be on a jet important 18th district. can money save the republican? kevin: i don't know. president trump was there over the weekend giving a campaign .peech on saturday night it was classic trump in the sense he went aggressive against a host of democratic opposition. on the flipside, to karen to multi-'s excellent point about unions, i interviewed richard pres. trump:. he is all in for conor lamb, the democratic wonderkin. things like trade are going to drive folks to the polls. of the trade policies put forth by president trump last week, unpopular with wall street, but very popular with union workers. tom: you're going to go up there. what are you going to listen for in the 18th congressional district? kevin: first

arabia and the minister of finance and energy and mbs himself but you have the ceo of pepsico and dupontthis is a massive undertaking to woo investors we saw this tweet from the ceo of softbank showing them getting cozy the question becomes will they spend 25 billion inside saudi arabia an prop up this half a trillion dollar mega city they want to build on the red seand include multiple countries in this and sure up geopolitical support for this as well a lot of things happening today. we'll speak to a lot of women. they want to bring women into the work force more graduates from university that are women, they know they have to include them in the economy. this will be interesting to see what will happen in the next several days in terms of deals so fort only dole announeal anns this 6$670 million in weapons. that coming off the back of this weekend when we saw a barrage of missiles coming out of yemen and landing in saudi arabia and the streets of rehaiyariyadh it's a real thing for saudi arabia in terms of defense and what they can get with the u.s. and defense contracts. >>> stick ar