tonyi will learn from dwyer. up in london including a speech from the prime minister to the house of commons. in this hour, professor howell .cott he will discuss the vice-chairman on the federal reserve. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: flags are flying at half mast in westminster. we await a statement from the british prime minister. keene isondon and tom in the united states. theresa may will deliver an address following yesterday's attack and the death of a number of passersby and a police officer. in westminster, let's get the details. as you say, we are expecting theresa may to address parliament in 20 minutes time at 10:30 a.m., london time. that'll probably be followed by questions from mps. this follows a statement she made last night which had a defiant tone where she said that london would continue as normal. she urged people to continue with their lives as normal and in parliamentis would continue as normal. we are probably expecting her to try and take a tone to suggest stability. tom: it has become a natio

davis immediately calls 911, and an officer, joe dwyer, nearby and says i will take the call. >> we reallyas over, honestly. it was real scary. >> i just kept seeing it in my head over and over, as i was doing the compressions, fight, fight, fight. >> he puts the training to work, baby cpr, and little amir starts breathing. everybody in the room broke down crying tears of joy. >> it was almost like a guardian angel god sent to us that day. >> oh, my gosh. thank gosh for that officer. >> an officer answers a calls and saves a baby. >>> trump is tweeting again, and comedians are taking notice. queue the late-night laughs. >> i don't know if you were paying attention but donald trump seemed pretty steady. he gave the big boy speech in front of congress, long pants and everything, and it was very impressive. i was afraid he sold the timeshare in crazytown. well, he's back! >> one of trump's tweets read terrible, just found out obama had my wires tapped in trump tower just before the victory. nothing found. this is mccarthyism. there's no way trump knows what mccarthyism is. >> he is a private

. >> tony dwyer, tells you to buy energy, you buy energy. >> rich ross, stud, tso against $80 bucks. over to you, melissa lee. >> bye, at 5:00. "mad money" starts now. >>> my mission is simple, to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere, and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now. >>> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money." welcome to cramerica. other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to make you some money. my job is not just to entertain but to educate and teach. so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. sometimes sometimes it's as simple as busting the shorts. when this market stampedes those who make negative bets it can be spectacularly positive for individual stocks and the averages as a whole, like we saw today. dow gained 69 points. s&p climbed 2.9% and nasdaq advancing 2% to a rec high! we don't spend that much time talking about short sellers on the show. if you want to understand why the nasdaq hit those unwanted levels, it's the shorts that made it happen. they've b

learn from your we learn from anthony dwyer do not look at the difference between the 10 year and t woorter-term. here is the three-month to five years spread. three-month to five years. the election of mr. trump, the day after. here is the rollover and the leg down. we are not there yet, but you wonder about the trump reflation. with all going on in washington, early morning briefing. what do speaker ryan need to do after the trump ultimatum? what does the speaker need to do to do his job and save his job? kevin: they have been working into the night trying to wrangle votes to get this legislation through. the rules committee could reconvene as early as 7:00 a.m. the sources i speak with on the rules committee say they are on 24 hour notice to set up a vote. they are not going to have a vote unless the republicans have the vote. now, they don't have it. dynamic ofe with a the conservatives versus the moderates. the moderates play a big part, don't they? kevin: if the moderates breakaway, they are only going to go on board in the house and representatives. they are only going to get on

. >> tony dwyer, tells you to buy energy, you buy energy. >> rich ross, stud, tso against $80 bucks.e. >> bye, at 5:00. "mad money" starts now. >>> my mission is simple, to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere, and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now. >>> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money." welcome to cramerica. other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to make you some money. my job is not just to entertain but to educate and teach. so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. sometimes sometimes it's as simple as busting the

keeping the commodities conversation going on futures now today plus joined by tony dwyer and tone crescenzi.com at the top of the hour. back over to you, scott. >> thank you so much. courtney. >>> president trump is meeting with the deputy crown prince of saudi arabia. let's get to eamon javers now involving business confidence which is the highest level, eamon, in a number of years. >> we saw this tape playback. the president, we'll talk about that for a second meeting with the deputy crown prince of saudi arabia. there you see the pictures which we just got from the white house a few moments ago. the president here is all about creating jobs in the united states. but he shares that in common with the deputy crown prince of saudi arabia who has said that one of his major efforts is going to be to move saudi arabia's economy off of its oil dependency and diversify and find employment for a lot of young saudis so we'll see whether there's economic stuffer for the to to talk about but also, of course, national security as well, scott. we saw h.,mcmaster in the room for that meeting. clearly u

it is a good time to speak with anthony dwyer.the most unloved bull market since time began. stay with us through the day and television and radio. markets on the move. pay attention to what is going on in washington with the health care vote. a colder day here in new york. but beautiful. a spring day in new york. this is bloomberg. jon: the politics of d.c. test the patience of high expectations of wall street. the republicans failure to tax -- at the health care bill could impale tax reform. treasuries rally and commodities rollover. and why negative rates and messy politics me no easy rates for banks in europe. ubs has charges extended to more of its customers. good morning and a warm welcome to bloomberg daybreak on this wednesday. i am jonathan ferro alongside alix steel. david westin is away today. let's get straight to the board. futures are softer in the united states. -1/10 of 1% on the s&p. a drop since october. the euro, giving us some of yesterday's gains going south by 1/10 of 1% and europe treasuries, down. dollar-ye

tony dwyer is at post nine and neil hennessy joins us from somewhere out there as well. everybody here. what do you think is going on? does this have anything to do with the north korea stuff, the trump tweets focused on the leaks in the administration? it's hard to remember that quasi state of the union was a week ago. >> i'm loathe to draw links between the noisy political stuff and a one-third of a point decline in the s&p 500 from a high level. objectsly we had a build-up under the market. the fact that we have been on a good run. the s&p 500 was three points above the level before last wednesday's pop. you remember there was a big update. the market is trying to sort out if that was a short-term buying crescendo. if you look at the checklist of things that would tell you if it was part of a bigger problem. credit markets fine. all those things are holding together okay for the longer term. >> what do you think about the market? >> i have been inappropriately calling for a correction for the last few percents. since the beginning of february. it's interesting because

. >> we're welcoming back dylan dwyer from maternity leave.g. take a look.>> this has t >>beck you knford. >> that is sheinelle's husband, who was your hall pass. you said tyson beckford. >> he is co-hosting for you on monday? >> can i drop out of frame? that's uncomfortable. seriously? i used to have him hanging up in my locker back in the day. >> you'll have him hanging out in the dressing room. >> stop. you see that picture. can we put that picture back up? that one. woo. okay. >> what's he got that i haven't got? >> who is your hall pass, al? >> tyson beckford. >> good answer. >> all right. >> oh, man. i'm nervous. >> i think you have the vapors. >> i got the vapors. >> my gosh. still coming up, we got kathie lee and jenna, who get close up with "grey's good morn g ca in0s warmr to tempeessica bo looking at an accident? >> yes, vai. we are looking at the crash on the p.a. turnpike extension around lansdale and specifically mile marker 29.7, and traffic is getting by, but i am not seeing the major are delays there. also the vineway expressw

tony dwyer, thank you.w to talk about oil on the phone is a senior vice president of raymond james. i have a great chart here. you can't see it, paul. come inside the bloomberg and you can take a look at oil versus the 100 day and 200-day moving average. closed below the 100 day. it kissed the 200 day earlier today. this is the worst streak so far since last november. is this capitulation? paul: it feels mostly like sentiment trading. so whether it is the bottom or not it is hard to say. it is certainly not driven by any new fundamentals. yesterday we saw inventories, you know, and the numbers were, you know, not great but hardly sufficient to warrant a 5% drop in prices. on top of that we've seen psychological factors, particularly the comments by the saudi minister saying, well, maybe they're not going to extend the production cut beyond the middle of the year. they had never committed to doing that of course but there were hopes they might consider extending and now he seemed to be pouring some cold wate

. >> we're welcoming back dylan dwyer from maternity leave.ebody as our guest co-host on monday, just for you. take a look. >> had to go with her response from when she was a teenager. >> this has to be because you meet everybody. >> and she sends this person -- >> i know who it is. should i guess? >> yes. >> tyson beck you knford. >> that is sheinelle's husband, who was your hall pass. you said tyson beckford. >> he is co-hosting for you on monday? >> can i drop out of frame? that's uncomfortable. seriously? i used to have him hanging up in my locker back in the day. >> you'll have him hanging out in the dressing room. >> stop. you see that picture. can we put that picture back up? that one. woo. okay. >> what's he got that i haven't got? >> who is your hall pass, al? >> tyson beckford. >> good answer. >> all right. >> oh, man. i'm nervous. >> i think you have the vapors. >> i got the vapors. >> my gosh. still coming up, we got kathie lee and jenna, who get close up with "grey's anatomy" hunk ockp ccki intr 32=t >>> as you head out today, may