wait until you see who is on the panel this coming hour with kelly evans. ly. >> thank you, bill. and welcome to "the closing bell." i'm kelly evans on this friday. rounding out the first full trading week of the year. we've had a lot of red arrows to start off this january. here is how we're finishing a mixed day an wall street after that big jobs report this morning. the dow off 8 points. the nasdaq and s&p closing higher. the nasdaq by about 18, the s&p 500 adding about 4. let's get straight to it with today's panel. carter garcia, our very own morgan brennan and robert frank and dan greenhouse. welcome to all of you. it is great to have you here. dan, i want to start off talking about the dow. it looks like weakness from chevron, united health. you mentioned and i loved this yesterday, if it weren't for a rally at integrated oil yesterday, we would have been down in six out of seven sessions since 1991. how weak is this market? >> it's weak in the sense it's not going up. on the other hand, the decline so far has been relatively modest to say the least.

i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange on a thursday. >> i'm bill griffith. we're watching a bit of a sea saw market today. the jobless claims number a little less than expected, which is a good thing. waiting for the big jobs number tomorrow. alcoa earnings out after the bell. your first time on "closing bell." a lot to talk about coming up. also, this press conference that went nearly two hours earlier today and now a visit to ft. lee, new jersey, where it all went wrong for new jersey governor chris christie. we have a live report from ft. lee where that town's mayor is not very happy that the new jersey governor is making that -- those of you in iowa, why do you care? this is a man who is considered the front runner for the republican national nomination for president in 2016. is it all blowing up on him now? we're going to talk about that coming up. >> ben white will join us. i want to hear what he has to say. and a scandal in the courtroom world. alcoa hit with fines for corrupt payments totaling more than 100 million to a middle eastern country. alcoa

i'm kelly evans. here is how we're finishing. a mixed day on wall street.there and finish positive. it looks like that will be the case. we're up 33 points at the close. we needed 20 to be in the black for the week. interesting though that's not carrying over to the s&p and not to the nasdaq down 7 and 21 points respectively. let's get straight to it with the panel. our very own robert frank. howard dean. bob pisani also joining us for more on the markets, and mr. pisani, i want to kick it off with you. i suggested this is a market in search of the narrative. what's the narrative? >> the narrative is we are in a little bit of trouble in terms of the guidance. i'm a little worried, we have 10% of the s&p 500 reporting, 50% of the companies are making their numbers. the other 50% are not making the numbers. that's a very very low number so far. i think that's an issue. so far the guidance for the first quarter is not particularly good. to get the market going forward, we've got to get a little more positive commentary. if this is it what we're going to see, t

>> i've got kelly evans here with me as well . >> she was about ten years away from being thought about> be careful. she reads a lot and knows a lot. >> we have how many stocks trading at their all-time highs here? it's more a question of what names were around. >> i'll give you a hint. 1968 is the year. that's the year the big mac rolled out. >> 1968. >> we'll think about that. >> we'll bring it up to you. >> i don't think you want us to come up with the right answer right now, do you? >> no. don't spoil it for everybody. >> we're just playing along right now. do you know the last time the dow, the s&p and the nasdaq opened the year lower? that was 2008. >> and it doesn't bode well for how we're trading today. it's also the last time the index has posted simultaneous annual losses. so do investors have reason now to worry about 2014? >> we'll look at that. >>> also, we'll hear from somebody who says you should fire your financial adviser and hire a computer to do all of your investing. but i would urge you to watch "2001 a space odyssey" first. >>> what could be a major red flag for th

i'm kelly evans. >> i'm scott wapner in for bill griffeth.look at where the market stands. what a different picture we have now from how we started this day. take a look at the dow. yes, it's still down, but only 88 points. i say only because at its worst the dow was down

i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. for direction on this, the third trading day of the year. >> it's putting it kindly. i'm bill griffeth. the day started out to promising. the dow was up 60 points on the open this morning. some of the economic data did not come out as expected. those service sector was a little weak at that point and i would point out it's too bad rick santelli is not with us today, that the bond market

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on the second hour of "the closing bell" with kelly evans. ere we go. welcome to "the closing bell." i'm kelly evans. here's how we're finishing a tough day on wall street. take a look across the major indexes with the dow and the s&p in the red. the nasdaq, though, managing to buck the trend. it's up about three points to 4218. the dow shedding 62 points. the s&p off just a couple to 1845. we've got a couple of dow components that are going to report any second now. intel and american express. so let's get straight to it with today's panel. joining me now, cnbc's own john ford and michelle caruso-cabrera and cnbc contributor john. also joining us for more on today's market action, brian kelly. a great group. thank you so much to all of you for being here. dr. jay, what's jumping out to you about today's mark? >> well, i certainly thought that starting off with such a horrible number, kelly, from best buy and then followed up with the citigroup numbers today, which weren't as bad, nearly as bad, of course, as best buy, but nonetheless that put

stored. >> i'm not going refute what evan says but i find it hard to believe that anything that's been transmitted at one point in time you can't back into it. kellypick on evan for being 23 years old but there were warnings about the security to snap chat that sort of were poo-pooed and that's why this organization is saying they are trying to bring this to light. for an organization to get $3 billion plus offers i think it will make potential acquirers think twice about the maturity of the organization how they respond to real issues and, again, where those holes are in the system and i definitely think that this is something that is already a frothy evaluation. >> josh did you hear that kind of talk? >> i didn't hear that today. the issue goes back to john's point, this is a hugely popular app. what will be the reaction by teens and 20 somethings and adults that use it. if you build apps you see these headlines and maybe it makes you think twice about your own apps. maybe there's ripple effects. >> the reason why snap chat is so popular because it's on mogul. got millions of users in that want demographic and coming back day after day. this is

elon musk joining kelly evans and company. see you tomorrow, kelly. >>> thank you, bill.i'm kelly evans on this, well, we could call it a turnaround tuesday. stocks gaining back most of yesterday's losses. here is how we're finishing the day. the dow adding 113 points staging a bit of a late-day rally despite being pretty strong all day and being weighed down by boeing. we'll get into that in a moment. the nasdaq the outperformer by a yard. 1.7% higher adding 69 points. that more than erases yesterday's decline. and the s&p 500 a pretty broad based turnaround as well. up 1%. joining me now around the table sharon epperson and kate kelly, cnbc contributor carol roth. heather hughes from sun america funds and "fast money's" guy adami here to king things off in the "a" block. let's talk about what jumps out to you about the market action today and where this leaves a volatile and choppy trading month. >> what jumped out to me was i thought we'd have follow through this morning. i was convinced yesterday after the close we'd have another down day anywhere from 10 to 15 s&p ha

this is the second hour of "the closing bell" with kelly evans and company. hour of "the closing bell." i'm kelly evans and on this snowy day down here on wall street, here is how we're finishing. as bob just mentioned, the dow not necessarily representing the broader strength of the market. the nasdaq up about 28 points. the s&p 500 up about 5. the dow finishing lower by 42 weighed down by some major components. ibm due to report earnings any second now. let's get straight to it with today's panel. sharon epperson and kate kelly, carol roth. also joining us for more "fast money" contributor guy adami. there was not a rule about wearing blue or green and being a burnett to make it on the set. >> you know what i think is interesting, i have been talking to traders about the possibility of some downside 5% to 10%, maybe 15% in this first quarter, and i feel like there's a little bit more consensus building around that even though from time to time people even on this panel tell me i'm crazy for reflecting that. >> i never recall calling you crazy. guy, do you th

i'm kelly evans. >> i'm bill griffith. i'm in the camp, though, that says this market was just looking for a reason to sell off. yes, you can be worried about a manufacturing report out of china overnight. yes, you can worry about the economic data today. some of the earnings that have come out have not exactly impressed. but this market has been on soft sand for the last few weeks anyway, and i think that's one of the reasons we're seeing this selloff today. >> at least the selloff is consistent. we've been talking about dive e diverging indexes for the last couple sessions. it's pretty clear whether you're looking at the dow jones industrial average, which is off about 187 points, off the lows of about 220, still down better than 1%. same goes for the s&p 500 today. the broad market index telling you the same story. very few components today, bill, in the green. >> yeah, the dow was down 233 at the low of the session. we're told that there really is no pressure either way, to the buy or sell side, as we head toward the c

but in the meantime, stay tuned for hour number two of "the closing bell" with kelly evans and company closing bell" on this monday. i'm kelly evans. the dow posting its biggest decline in over three months. take a look at how we just finished the day. we are finishing just at the lows. the dow is up 178 points 1.1%. the nasdaq giving up 60 points. it was down 70 more than 70 points just before the close there. slightly off the lows. the s&p 500 off 23 1819 is the closing low for that index now. let's bring in today's panel. cnbc contributors anthony scaramucci and eli mui. kayla tausche and dominic chu and brian kelly. anthony, welcome. >> thanks, kelly. >> what's telling to you about the activity in the market today? >> well you know, i have been saying that we were in a liquidity driven bull market. we're hitting a transition phase where the fed will start tapering, and we have to look at the real economy. the markets never do well off the real stuff. they always do well off of expectations about the future and so now there's a lot of cautiousness about current earnings. >> here is

i'm kelly evans. we're moments away from two huge earnings reports, google and amazon.hose results the very moment they're out. in the meantime, here's how we're finishing. a bounceback day on wall street. the dow up 108 points after a series of weaker sessions. the nasdaq the strongest performer today, up almost 3% at 71 points higher. the s&p 00 adding 19 to reclaim the 1794 level as it eyes that 800 mark yet again. let's get right to it with lots of action. jo i love we've caught john fort literally on the phone right now. also with us for today's market action, "fast money" contributor karen finerman. dr. j, talk to us. what's the most important thing here in terms of markets? >> well, in terms of the after hours, i think it's going to be google more so than amazon. amazon, again, that's all about retail and the web services in particular, cloud and so forth. i think they're both very high tech. i'm not calling amazon just a retailer. so many people want to focus in on the christmas season that we just closed the books on. i want to focus on aws, the website service

i'm kelly evans. >> i'm scott wapner in for bill griffeth. let's take a look at where the market stands. what a different picture we have now from how we started this day. take a look at the dow. yes, it's still down, but only 88 points. i say only because at its worst the dow was down nearly 1.5% today at its lows. look at the intraday movement. down more than 200 points this morning. then back. volatility, kel, we talked about it yesterday, is back and back in a big way. >> that's right. the vix above 17. that's one gauge of what's happening. plenty of people are going to be trying to figure out whether what's happened in january stays in january or means anything for the rest of the year. >> how about the nasdaq? the nasdaq actually a short time ago went positive. >> yes. and it was down 1.5%. it was an ugly trading session to start things off. overnight we had again, some movements on emerging market currencies. a lot of focus on the yen. it's the new year in china, so that concern has gone away for the time being, but at 8:00 p.m. tonigh

i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange with scott wapner. >> i'm in for bill griffeth today. this is not the snapback rebound investors were looking for after a very ugly finish to last week. feels like things have stabilized a little bit more but the buyers are not coming out en masse yet even though the dow from being down 80 or 90 points is positive by 50. >> the action midday did not look so good. now the s&p 500 has turned slightly positive, so it isn't just caterpillar which is pushing the dow up 50 points at the moment although that's certainly the lion's share of it. so coming up we'll get some perspective from legendary investor john calamos here with his take on what investors should be doing right now. >> could apple help pull this market out of the funk. apple due out with earnings at 4:30. we'll have the crucial numbers the moment they cross with the analysis they need. apple's results will be watched closer than ever. >> regardless, it will have a huge impact whatever apple does because of the size of that company. it will have a big impact on markets tomorrow.

i'm kelly evans.bill griffeths. fourth time was a charm. this is our first rally of 2014 after declines. pretty good economic data, the trade deficit number was strong enough. that's 10% of our economy. so that bumped up the growth estimates for the quarter. >> the trade deficit figures were a big deal. >> very excited about trade deficit. >> you can talk about the immediate impact to the fourth quarter gdp numbers. 2.4% to 3.3% on that report alone. could you talk about what it means for the u.s. energy story. could you talk about what it means for the u.s. dollar because the trade gap which is part of the current account is shrinking quickly. >> we're here to talk about the rally. the dow is up 114 points. not far from the high of the day, but we got a ways to go before an all-time high. >> as bad a start as we've had to the year, we're only 40 points off the closing high for the dow jones industrial average. we're only 10 or 11 points for the s&p 500. >>> it's the rolling stone article that's gone

i'm kelly evans. as we hit 3:00 eastern on the east coast, eastern on the east coast. that's an oxymoron. >> redundant is what it is. >> thank you. we're trying to see if the stock market can get it's footing but we have to be clear what stokt we're talking about. >> i'm bill griffeth. earnings are the culprit dragging the dow later but the other two major averages are trading higher so it does depend which market you're talking about. we'll talk about that in a few minutes. also we have two huge earnings reports that could dictate the tone for tomorrow. we have netflix and ebay due out in be aab an hour from now. instant reaction from the market coming up on "the closing bell." >> also what is the single biggest mistakes investors make? one of the most successful money managers in a generation tells cnbc exclusively what that mistake is. >> and forget i-robot. instead, think i unemployed. let's not think that. we will have a special report on the ro gres in robotics that has come so far in the past generation. what was the statistic we were reading? in the next what d

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i'm kelly evans. stocks are rallying all three major indexes, in fact.dow has snapped a five-day losing streak as it adds about 89 points. that's half a percent and we came a little off the highs. we were up triple digits 4edheading into the close. we want to emphasize not only that the dow industrials is higher today but so is the nasdaq, so is the s&p 500. only the fourth time in the last four weeks they've all been up together. that gives you a sense of how choppy and mixed this trading activity has been. and let's bring in today's panel as we wait for a couple key earnings reports due out in just moments. cnbc contributors elon and carol roth. sharon epperson and kate kelly. and "fast money" contributor tim seymour. welcome to all of you. it's tim and the ladies. >> yes. lucky man. >> while we wait for at&t and yahoo!, we have a bunch of people standing by to cover it. quick thoughts about the action we're seeing today, sharon? >> one of the things investors are probably really happy about and retail investors and long-term investors is that finally

i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange where it's gone from bad to worse and, simon, we're sitting near the lows of the day. >> i'm simon hobbs in for the illustrious bill griffeth. the market continues to react to the fed's move by reducing its bond buying program by $10 billion. yesterday's rally is largely wiped off the board. >> let's take a look at where we are across the major indexes. the dow the worst performer today, off 200 points. that's roughly session lows here. a lot of that though we should mention is boeing. that company reporting earnings that were better than expected but guidance for 2014 that was weak, it's contributing about 50, probably closer to 60 or 70 points now of the slide we're seeing on the index. here is a look at the other indexes. we have the nasdaq which is off about 48 points at this hour. some of the big tech names weighing on it, while biotech doing a little better. finally the s&p 500, this is one to watch. it's off about 19 points, 1773. 1770 and 1765 have been some of the key levels of support, simon, people are watching closely. >> it's quit

i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange where bill, we had a rally yesterday but we're giving it back today. >> i'm bill griffeth. those who were hoping for a follow through have been disappointed, but they can't be disappointed by the economic data out this morning. adp jobs number 238,000 jobs created in the private sector last month. that was the biggest number in all of 2013. that was positive. the ten-year auction, we're going to talk about it in a little bit and the fed minutes. >> and we're still di justinggesting the news from yesterday, the smaller trade gap boosting fourth quarter gdp. also up today, a lineup of heavy hitters on "the closing bell." we have exclusive interviews with paul jacobs rob sands. >> have you seen what constellation stock is doing today? >> jumping. >> and we have commerce secretary penny prits zer and john legere. we will get get the real story. he was escorted out of an at&t story. >> he says he was there to see the musical act. he loves macklemore. sure he does. microsoft taking a hit today. allen mullally is taking himself out of the runni

i'm kelly evans. at this hour the rally is back on after a rough start to the year.the day on wall street because it's been another strong one. the dow adding 109 points. the nasdaq a strong performance as well. the s&p adding 9 points. after today and after yesterday, we're pretty much flat for the year despite a rough start so let's get straight to it with today's panel. i'm joined by our very own eamon javers. dani hughes, steve liesman and nathan backrack from the financial network group. welcome to all of you. nathan, what do you make of the market? >> it told us today some things we've always known. when financials do well, the rest of the market does well. i have to tell you this whole thing, steve may feel differently, we manufactured this thing on friday when we got the jobs number and there was only 74,000 jobs. there was also 270,000 people who said they couldn't get to work because of the weather. that's double what it used to be. >> you mean what happened was we manufactured the sell-off friday and monday and then everyone realized maybe it was just the

i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange on a thursday. >> i'm bill griffith.t of a sea saw market today. the jobless claims number a little less than expected, which is a good thing. waiting for the big jobs number tomorrow. alcoa earnings out after the bell. your first time on "closing bell." a lot to talk about coming up. also, this press conference that went nearly two hours earlier today and now a visit to

i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange where the weather for stocks is very different here thanwas just 24 hours ago. the dow is up 100 points. >> pretty good day. i'm scott walker in for bill griffith. but does this mean the pullback is over? one thing we know is here to stay, volatility. nowhere last year, everywhere this year. >> we can look at what the vix is doing. in fact, it's down about a point today, but it has popped since january 1st.

i'm kelly evans. >> i'm bill griffith.is market was just looking for a reason to sell off. yes, you can be worried about a manufacturing report out of china overnight. yes, you can worry about the economic data today. some of the earnings that have come out have not exactly impressed. but this market has been on soft sand for the last few weeks anyway, and i think that's one of the reasons we're seeing this

i'm kelly evans. as we hit 3:00 eastern on the east coast, eastern on the east coast.ant is what it is. >> thank you. we're trying to see if the stock market can get it's footing but we have to be clear what stokt we're talking about. >> i'm bill griffeth. earnings are the culprit dragging the dow later but the other two major averages are trading higher so it does depend which market you're talking about.

. >> kelly evans making her triumph return. >>> scott wapner and "halftime." >> thank you. our starting lineup today. josh brown, joe terranova, steven wise and simon baker. officially a yankee. congratulatio congratulations. >>> let's gets straight to the game plan. value play, bill on where he sees the best deals. wheeling and dealing from the charter offer to google's nest egg. we'll breakdown what it means and which stocks to own right now. we do begin though with three critical questions facing investors with the year off to a rocky start. number one, there it is. has the correction started? number two, should you be buying the dip? and three, where is the leadership in this market. that's the big we question start with. josh brown today. has the correction started? >> scott, possibly, but too soon to tell. at the worst point which was yesterday the s&p was off about 2% on the year. i don't think that many market historians would look at that and deem it a correction. but that's not to say we couldn't see minus five, minus ten. certainly it's been really tough for any

. >> i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange where we've got a rally. >> we do. you would have to say this is an encouraging stock market so far especially after that deep sell-off we saw yesterday, the worst in three months, and now we've come back especially the nasdaq has gained back most of what it lost yesterday. >> i think we were down 61 points yesterday. we're up about 65 now -- >> net positive. >> it's a springboard and you have to wonder what that's going to make a lot of bears, hedge fund guys, people sitting out of

i'm kelly evans. bill, where are you? >> i'm hunkered down at cnbc global headquarters.e shop so i couldn't make it downtown today. the weather here just like it is in much of the eastern part of the country today. it is snow, snow, and more snow, and the worst is yet to come to the east coast as it makes its way up from washington, d.c., into new england. it's just a real crazy day weatherwise. a crazy day on wall street as well. the real storm clouds for

i'm kelly evans on this friday at the new york stock exchange.ne, made it in today. >> maybe we should have shown the photo i tweeted a little while ago. >> it's empty out there. >> i took a picture of wall street. it's 14 degrees. i said, where are all the tourists? it's empty. >> not the hardiest of souls. >> day two of 2014 for the stock market. if only we could call yesterday a mulligan for stocks. they're looking to close the week with some gains. we do have a gain t

i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange on this wednesday, bill, where the rally we saw yesterdaygriffeth. monday's sell-off seems like a long time ago. so we had a big sell-off on monday, worst in three months. then a big comeback yesterday and an even bigger move today with the dow and the s&p flirting with all-time highs. the nasdaq at multiyear highs once again. i mean, i'm having traders coming up saying why is the market higher today? >> 1848 i believe w

i'm kelly evans here at the new york stock exchange. >> how many people realize that monday is a holiday> i realize. >> but late, right? >> it's just a relief. >> you're doing such a good job, take monday off. the final hour of trading will determine whether we have a winning week or a losing week. the dow needs to hold onto an at least 20-point gain to be in the green for what has been a week of very big moves. big down daymond, two big up days tuesday and wednesday, a big down day yesterday, and through it all we've only been down 20 points for the

i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange where it's gone from bad to worse and, simon, we're sittingws of the day. >> i'm simon hobbs in for the illustrious bill griffeth. the market continues to react to the fed's move by reducing its bond buying program by $10 billion. yesterday's rally is largely

i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange to round out the first full week of trading this year,een, hasn't it? >> we've made it through. >> i'm bill griffeth. the stock market is zstuck in te mud after that disappointing employment report. job growth only 74,000 when the expectation was at least 200,000. a lot of head scratching over this report. >> and i think if we stay negative, we'll be down six out of eight trading sessions to kick off the year. certainly wasn't unusual to

i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange where, bill, we had a rally yesterday but we're givingiffeth. those who were hoping for a follow through have been disappointed, but they can't be disappointed by the economic data out this morning. adp jobs number, 238,000 jobs created in the private sector last month. that was the biggest number in all of 2013. that was positive. the ten-year auction, we're going to talk about it in a little bit, and the fed minutes. >> and we're still di justigeste news from yesterday, the smaller trad

i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> i'm bill griffeth.now, on the street for the bulls here. it started this morning from the get-go and it's just been one of those days where he have time you turn around the market is a little bit lower. >> exactly. if you look at the charts and take a name by biojen, we opened near 52-week highs. we're trading down almost 5%. that pretty much traces the entire market. >> nasdaq has been the hardest hit. you see the dow down 150

. >> kelly evans. >> kelly evans from cnbc. >> there you go. >> media. >> she's number two. >> they'res one of the media judges. we have big-name judges who are helping us. we're not just picking it oust the air. >> i thought you put arianna on here. i think she's 31. >> she was a judge. she was a judge. >> when you think about the industries that all these folks are from, obviously tech is the hot one. is there one in here -- i think it's interesting there's a lot of young people, you have a list here of energy and industry. >> that's right. >> are there other ones here where you think there's a guy or woman that will be more successful that we need to know about? >> outside of -- >> outside of tech? >> yes. >> energy and industry is interesting. we have a guy who started ascension air, which is he's trying to build the net jets of prop planes. these are ideas. this guys with a pilot when he was 12. these are ideas that are coming out that, you know, again, it's this technology. this is a generation of digital thinkers. where for the first time, despite the fact that all of these enjo

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i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. where the market is looking for direction on this, the third trading day of the year. >> it's putting it kindly. i'm bill griffeth. the day started out to promising. the dow was up 60 points on the open this morning. some of the economic data did not come out as expected. those service sector was a little weak at that point and i would point out it's too bad rick santelli is not with us today, that the bond market started acting like the bond market used to act, the old normal seemed to be back today when the ism service number came out less than expected, the bonds rallied. that's the way it should work. >> some peculiar moves we should say in the bond market today. stocks weakened as soon as that report hit and that took us from being up 60 points to down 40 as we've had a triple digit swing if you want to call it that. the dow is off just about 5 points. the s&p 500 and the nasdaq are a little weaker, too. >> also, is it time to bet on marijuana stocks. pot stocks. >> be careful of

it will be anchored by carl quintanilla and kelly evans tonight at 9:00 p.m. eastern. back to you. >> thanks very much, indeed, for that. good to see you. >>> now, keep our eyes on emerging markets. the turkish lira is just bouncing off its record low. 2.39 against the u.s. dollar yesterday. colonelly at 2.26. the strlt bank came out and said inflation is going to be higher than we expected. they're going to have a meeting midnight tonight. it's predicted policymakers will raise rates by 2/225 basis points to 10%. now, the argentine peso is unchanged. supporting its currency this week after loosening currency controls on friday. that was a move to help flock broader emerging market sell-off. the cup's finance minister said louisa that it's still strong. >> you don't have a large current account deficit. the debt is low. our banks are quite strong. we have much stronger banks in mexico. and i think the market acknowledges that. >> now, the emerging market sell-off fuels speculation of whether the fed will change course and hold back on further tomorrow. looks like we'll

talk about what has been a tough week for the bulls, the second hour of "the closing bell" with kelly evans a good weekend, kelly. >>> thank you, bill. it may not be a pretty weekend for investors. welcome to "the closing bell." i'm kelly he wasevans on this friday. as we hit 4:00 and markets close and we're still going to watch and see how things tally out, but it looks like the dow showing a loss for the day of 310 points. it's now sitting at 15,886 and continuing to be under some pressure as we weigh in those trades going past the close. the s&p 500 off 2% today down 37 points. in fact, closing right on about 1790. the nasdaq shedding 90 points or better than 2% to 4128. how significant are all of these levels and the action we've just witnessed in the market today? let's get straight to it with today's panel. joining me are oun sara eisen, robert frank, and seema mody evan newmark and for more on markets, marian bartells. evan umpyou were here a weak ago. did you really expect it to look like this? >> i think i said something. broadly speaking. it could have been worse. i mean it's not

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i'm kelly evans on this friday at the new york stock exchange. where a few brave souls, including this one, made it in today. >> maybe we should have shown the photo i tweeted a little while ago. >> it's empty out there. >> i took a picture of wall street. it's 14 degrees. i said where are all the tourists? it's empty. >> not the hardiest of souls. >> day two of 2014 for the stock market. if only we could call yesterday a mulligan for stocks. they're looking to close the week with some gains. we do have a gain today of about 50 points after that first day selloff yesterday. >> the dow has been up and down today. now adding 50 points as we enter the final hour. keep an eye on the nasdaq which is in the red. it's had the worst performance to kick off the year. a lot of component, apple, gool google microsoft, not holding up well for the last couple of trading sessions. >> technology not playing along well this hour. >> ben bernanke this hour. >> yes we do. >> he'll be delivering what some characterize as his farewell address. steve liesman telling

under 30 on the media portion bryan stelter of cnn formerly of the "new york times" and our own kelly evans kelly. >> she's on "closing bell," but we still like to say she's on "squawk on the street." >> still sometimes here. >> yes. >> she's a cameo. >> she does it all. >> she's with us in spirit all the time. >> she's joining us this week actually. >> is that true? >> they just told me in my ear. >> very nice. let's get to squawk on the tweet by the way. jeff bezos was evacuated from his galapagos vacation due to a kidney stone attack on new year's day. he was air lifted to his private jet onto a u.s. hospital for emergency treatment. how did the amazon founder and owner of "the washington post" review that experience? he said galapagos five stars, kidney stones zero stars. brings us to this morning's squawk on the street. other than kidney stones what else would bezos give zero stars? foster writes, cloudy nights. is that a drone reference? noah writes fed ex and u.p.s. zero stars for missing christmas guarantee, # bring on the drones. and anything that starts with an i. very nice. funny

bringt ann kelly, christina renna, evan ridley, bill stepien, rugina egea and michael drewniak. with all of these people involved in a reelection mode, they are going to have to say that none of them informed the governor at all during the course of this even if he is going to be questioned at a re-election stop. >> these are people who are going to now come under serious pressure. as you said reid schar is a very serious prosecutor. you listed the number of people he has gotten convictions for. he is somebody who should send a signal to governor christie and all of the people you mentioned that the time for game playing is over. when you have bridget ann kelly who is now out of a job, unceremoniously fired without the governor talking to her who we know from press reports is not happy about what happened and how it happened in terms of her firing, these are people who will have to answer a lot of the questions that the congressman was just raising. and the question i want to have answered and i hope that reid schar will find it, when bridget ann kelly sent the e-mail saying tim

evan. that's the way the ema ill to bridget kelly starts essentially saying, hey, don't be mad, right? i'm sorry to have to tell you evan took a call from mayor you no who. then the closing line of the e-mail is this evan told the fine mayor he was unaware of the toll lanes closed. he would find out. undoubtedly, mayor sokolich is a fine mayor. fine. why the smirk? why the fine mayor snark here? why the implicit apology for having taken his call? evan didn't recognize the number. the number was a secretary's number, implicitly, otherwise, he would have known not to take the call. in closing, this backhanded fine mayor like ah this jerk complaining about the first responders not being able to get to people having heart attacks. the governor's staff were discussing the shutdown and the mayor of ft. lee in provocative terms while the shutdown was still happening. despite governor christie's denials, it seems like something was going on between the governor's office and that specific mayor, that specific man and lots of people who work wage for governor christie and who work in the governor

. >> kelly evans making her triumph return. >>> scott wapner and "halftime." >> thank you.on baker. officially a yankee. congratulatio congratulations. >>> let's gets straight to the game plan. value play, bill on where he sees the best deals. wheeling and dealing from the charter offer to google's nest egg. we'll breakdown what it means and which stocks to own right now. we do begin though with three critical questions facing investors with the year off to a rocky start. number one, there it is.

evan. that's the way the e-mail too bridget kelly starts. essentially saying, hey, don't be mad. right? i'm really story to tell you evan took a call from mayor you know who. then the closing line of the e-mail is this. evan told the fine mayor he was unaware the toll lanes were closed but see what he could find out. now undoubtedly, mayor sokolich is a fine mayor. he's very fine. i'm no expert. fine. why the snark, right? the fine -- why the fine mayor snark here? if this is some anonymous mayor who nobody in the governor's office has ever heard of, why the implicit apology for having taken his call? oh, evan didn't recognize the number. that's the only reason he took it. the number was a secretary's number. implic implicitly. otherwise he would have known not to take the call. in closing, this back handed fie mayor, like ah, this jerk complaining about the first responders not being able to get to people having heart attacks. the governor's top staff were discussing the shutdown. the effect of it. allegations of political retribution and the mayor of ft. lee in provocative terms while