we have kelly evans walking us through an international paper plant in ohio. i'm told we have a huge audio play. the audio play is longer to canton, ohio, than mars so i'm going to slow throw it to you and you can tell us what you have coming up over the next couple of hours. >> the time of that delay we're probably going to see ten more cups shooting around me in this fact richlt i love a good economic indicator. the cardboard box indicator one of the best. who can figure out what's going on with the data these days? we talked to international paper, we've gone right to the source, we've actually gone to the source of the paper cups, call this the coffee cup indicator. right behind me is where we're making these very cups for wendy's. you have 150 cups which come out of this machine, shoot over my head and get back ajd. these are self insulated cups which helps to eliminate a step for wendy's and some of the other fast food drive tloous. now, let's come over and look at one of the machines behind me. this one makes 330 cups an hour. it's a high speed machine

joining us is kelly evans. important day for us. john is here as well. read code will join us for a second, but we're watching the markets which are essentially flat. the pope, of course, visiting washington d.c., and now chinese president xi jinping is in seattle today meeting with many u.s. executives, including tim cook and jeff basos. >> good morning again, michelle. >> good morning, carl. yeah, that meeting that you just talked about is set to begin in about an hour. this is orchestrated by hank paulson. there's a second one later about the internet over at microsoft. we have a lot less detail about that. >> we have warren buffett is also sitting next to tim cook, and it's a powerful group of individuals who are in there. we've already heard from the president of china. he as has met with many executives there last night, and he tried to be reassuring on the economy. he promised that there would be no competitive devaluations of the currency in order to push exports. i understand we have brrnz. i'll second it back to you. >> we are getting word from

i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> i'm simon hobbs. good afternoon. >> we'll see if this market will hold up in the final hour of trade. dow up 50. remember this morning after the european central bank, futures were up 100. yesterday we saw the rally fading today. we rallied into the close. >> we'll hear from jeremy sigel about the number he is watching for tomorrow's jobs report. >> should apple start leasing its own phones? >> joy global. shares down 15% today after being down 50% year-to-date, as commodity prices are low, missed estimates lowered its full year guidance. dennis gartman with the fallout. >> joining us for the closing bell exchange today. >> if you have china offline the next couple of days, the market doesn't have the catalyst for the sell side that it once did. what do markets do? they all say on wall street, you never short a dull market. people are just trading off technicals today. bounced right off that resistance level. we are in between the support and resistance 1930, 1970. we are right in the middle of it now

i'm kelly evans. huge orders to buy. that's helping.he dow with a performance, adding 229 points to close out the quarter today. the s&p up 35. the nasdaq adding 100, almost on the button there. things are still settling down a little bit. especially in light of the trends that have dominated the quarter. we're going to talk more about what all this means and where we're heading next. we do have mike santoli here, and carol roth. with more, brian kelly -- it's good to see you. it's been a while. you've been talk about this commodity collapse. it's taken the rest of the market with it largely. so what do you make of today's trading action against that backdr backdrop? >> today we're up 2%. it's the end of month, end of quarter. i wouldn't make anything of this, in particular if it were down 2%, i would say the same thing. it's kind of these in of month, end of quarter shenanigans that go on. bigger picture, though, i still think we have some serious problems. i still think we're looking at some kind of a global recession. certainly a slo

that's coming up on the second hour of the "closing bell" with kelly evans.>> thank you, bill. we will come to the closing bell, everybody, i'm kelly evans, we're kicking off the week with the do you up 126 points, by far the strongest performance of the three major indexes, s&p 500 only adding half a percent or 9 points, the nasdaq eeking out a gain of 2 points, a little less less than that is correct 4828 is the level there. it did dig into negative territory biotech concerns as bill alluded to weighed down heavily on some parts of that market. let's talk about all of this now as we continue to digest the federal reserve's lack of policy moves last week and so much else with the panel today. we have mic santoli and sara eisen, guy adami joins us as well. guy, i want to bring us something we're watching the news headlines on. prospects of a government shutdown amid all of this. has it gotten enough attention? is it going to happen and what's that mean for markets and for the fed? >> has it gont enough attention? we're talking about it so it's getting attenti

i'm kelly evans.a volatile five minutes there dow making a comeback, right at the bell we dropped 273. art cashin told us there was a big order to buy on the close. that 1.1 billion got factored in early. we had to back down toward the lows. down about 335. we didn't quite do that badly. still, another decline of about 1.7%. s&p giving up 1.5%. now 1921 is the level there. dow is closing above 16,100. that nasdaq, remember when it was over 5,000, down another percent today to 4,683. the 10-year note, 2.13%. it has fallen since the jobs report hit 8:30 this morning. we've got this week's wild market swings coverage for you. bob pisani will bring us today's moves and bertha coombs over at the nasdaq. >> it's about the mixed signals. if you have a jobs number that seems to be okay, goldilocks better unemployment rate, all that translating to a volatile week. week-to-date, starting the 31st, down 115 points. up nearly 300. now down about 270 by the time we sort things out here. a volatile week. maybe not

i'm kelly evans. here is another tough session across wall street.oing out with a decline of 468 points. s&p giving up 58. nasdaq down 137. declines of nearly 3% across the major averages to kick off the month that could make it the weakest start to a month in six years. we've got full coverage of this market sell-off for you. bob pisani at the new york stock exchange. bertha coombs up at the nasdaq and jackie deangelis covering oil's collapse at the nymex. first to you and the selling pressure we are seeing. >> it was right at the open. look at the s&p 500. we got down 2% right at the open. essentially stayed there through most of the morning. 10:00 was a bit of a disappointment. ism number came in below expectations. that cost us critical momentum. the market started drooping down there. we drifted lower through much of the afternoon, hitting lows before 2:00 eastern time. then in the final hour, drifted down again. at one point the dow down 530 points was the bottom. before coming back. we are just off the lows for the day. this was a day when eve

i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> i'm bill griffeth. this is the most important hour of the trading day. i saw it on twitter today. >> we have a rally on our hands in equity today. the dow was up 100. then back to neutral. now up 90. s&p is up 10. nasdaq up 35. oil has been an influential factor in today's trade. wti oil finishing up, finished up in the regular session about 4%. it's since come back in the electronic session. that has been a big influence on equities today. >> for that reason we'll see how stocks do into the close. art cashin mentioned, there is a strong relationship between these two. t-mobile fighting back with its own plan. >> books shares falling despite strong revenue and billings they reported last quarter. ceo aaron levie is back with us. they just came public this year. >> we start with the markets. stocks are up, now futures were down earlier today. >> china with a big growth problem, brazil downgrade, russia a mess and india's okay. a few years back somebody said these brick companies were great but when that

"closing bell" continues now on cnbc with kelly evans. >> thank you, simon.e "closing bell," everybody, i'm kelly evans and a gain turned into a rally, a sharp rally in the final moments a the the bell. the dow going out, with a gain of 1.8%, 294 points with just about the s&p adding 35 points. the nasdaq having a 2.5% gain today. pretty impressive. and we showed you earlier, there were very few names on the dow, if any, that actually ended up in the red. the 10-year yield we're showing you, an interesting one. the sector that was weak was utilities, interest rates creeping higher, that ten-year note. 2.19%. and finally, a look at the euro. it's hanging in there at about $1.12. but it has been moving higher over the last couple of months. trying to find the trend in the u.s. dollar will be a key one for markets here. we have the european central bank meeting tomorrow and, perhaps, here in markets today in stock markets just a sigh of relief that china's equity markets will be closed for the next couple of days as it focuses attention on the world war ii comme

i'm kelly evans. and i'm bill griffeth. volkswagen ceo stepping down today. the story is far from over. we have more on the fallout for volkswagen itself, for the other automakers and for the european economy. there is a lot to talk about coming up. bill gross has a new message for the fed. and it's get off zero now. we'll break down why some are saying the fed is doing more harm than good for this market and the economy. >> plus, the true cost of expensive drugs. the cleveland clinic ceo joins today. he says price hikes have already cost that institution more than $11 million. he will join us exclusively to talk about the changes that he would like to see in drug pricing. we always look forward to talking to toby cosgrove coming up. >> let's begin with the resignation of phil lebeau, breaking this important story for us earlier. phil? >> kelly, this is a story where volkswagen's management team is in crisis mode. earlier today, the executive committee, just a few members of the board of directors, they met with outgoing ceo after that meeting. they came out

i'll see you tomorrow. >> welcome to the "closing bell," i'm kelly evans. dow could not hold its gains this morning, we took a 400-point swing lower, the closing down 236 points. the s&p 500 kind of the same story, a loss of 1.4% or 27 points and there's a look at the 30 components of the dow. goldman, american express, united health, the top three. but no green there at the close. so even those three posting tiny declines. now, chevron, the worst performer, proctor & gamble, disney, they're doing poorly. well, as all things are tallying up, they're trying to get green on that screen. look at where the broader index are settled out. the s&p 500 and the nasdaq, the vix was up 1.5 points today, above 26. crude oil had a really tough session. and interest rates holding in there at just below 2.2%. joining us now to talk all about that and apple and much more today on the "closing bell" panel, cnbc contributors walter isaacson and john najarian in the house. welcome, both. >> good to be here. >> "fast money" trader guy adami, maybe you can tell us what happened

that's coming up on the second hour of the "closing bell" with kelly evans and company. i will see you tomorrow. kelly. >>> thank you, bill. we will come to "closing bell," i'm kelly evans, the dow jones industrial average going out with a loss of 63 points today, one of the narrow west trading ranges we have seen in some time. this market is a coiled spring waiting for the federal reserve's meeting, we will get that decision on thursday. everything kind of traegd water but moving to the down side, s&p down 8, nasdaq down 16, interest rates roughly in place, those utilities were the only positive sector on the s&p for most of the session today. let's get more thoughts and reaction on all of this now. joining today's panel michael san tolly is here from yahoo finance, kate kelly and for more on today's market action guy adami. welcome one and all. mike, do we have to wait until thursday and all the energy is waiting to expel at that point? >> it seems like t it's a very narrow range, i thought the market traded a little heavier than i might have traded today. i think there

i'm kelly evans.nother nice rally before the federal reserve's long-awaited september meeting decision due out tomorrow. the dow up 137 or thereabouts. the s&p 17. the nasdaq adding 28. it was the underperformers who gained about .6 to nearly .9 across major averages p. and energy doing nicely. oil surnging. up 5% at last check. let's get a check from jackie deangelis. >> we closed the sessi at 4715. a near 6% pop on the day for wti. several reasons for this. traders are on fed watch too. they want to see a dovish fed that pushes the dollar down. that is supportive of crude prices. at the same time we had a very bullish eia report this morning. several pieces of that report pointed to the fact that oil prices will go higher including the 2.1 million drawdown that we saw last week. then the headlines coming out that u.s. boots were on the ground in syria. this is an advise and assist role only at this point. but the emotional, psychological response to this is to send oil prices higher. technically spe

i'm kelly evans here at the new york stock exchange. >> i'm bill griff get. i love days like today in the markets. we have so many different moving parts and pieces as you're trying to figure out the message here. the stock markets rallying ahead this have fed decision on thursday, the dow up now 1.6%, we are back out of correction territory by the way, the s&p is up 1.5 almost, nasdaq up 1.25, the russell which has been leading the way lately is up less than 1%. take a look at the wild moves in the fresh rears, two the year yield now is at .8%, just below that we are at a level we haven't seen since april of 2011. what is that screaming for right now? >> the most interesting thing is this is happening, these yields moving higher even as we are getting this nice rally with the dow up 250 points and counting. coming up richard fisher will join us at the stock exchange to give us his odds for an interest rate hike in a couple of days. >> he is the perfect guy to have on today. >>> tesla getting some high end competition. could porsche's electric concept car rea

i'm becky quick, along with kelly evans and brian sullivan. joe and andrew are off today.ut u.s. stocks coming off their worst start to a month since march of 2009. dow actually dropped 470 points, marking its third worst decline of the year. the dow, the s & p and nasdaq at this point are all in correction territory. that means they are down by 10% or more. check out u.s. equity futures at this hour. on the heels of all that you do see a rebound but again? only a partial rebound when you consider the 470 points lost yesterday. this morning the dow futures up by 128 points, s & p up 13w50i 3, nasdaq by 36. >> you see this flash we ran on mortgage application? i got to get into the numbers to see which were new purchases versus renice, up 11.8% week over week. you referenced 30-year mortgages worth 3.8%. >> where they have been. amps good friend of mine is a realtor, he has seven contracts right now working, the most he's ever h the housing market, i know everyone is worried about china and everything, the housing market remains strong, a big jump in mortgage. see what perc

i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange.come back. >> i'm bill griffeth in for simon hobbs. >> back to school, back to business. >> you see all the pictures on facebook of the kids going back to school. i thought about putting a picture of mine on there. i'm going back to school as well today. let me point out, when i left here to go on vacation august 21, look this up, the dow closed at 16,459. >> where are we right now? >> 16,464. a moment ago we were at 459. we are above that now. >> if you didn't know any better, you would think bill didn't miss anything. everybody tuned in the last two weeks know bill missed the plunge of more than 1,000 points that monday morning, august 24th. >> i had no idea. >> that was my mom's birthday actually the dow traveled 10,000 points more than that in just that week. oil was bouncing all over the place. you missed its one-day biggest gain since 2009. there was volatility that started to happen before we left. that index did double in the month of august on a percentage basis. >> today it's

i'm kelly evans. a little devastated about serena williams' loss. >> some of us have tickets to tomorrow's women's final. >> what are you going to do now? >> watch two italians to beat it out to try to win the u.s. open tomorrow. won't that be fun? congratulations to both of them though. i'm bill griffeth at cnbc headquarters. i'll be doing "nightly business report" tonight. hope you can join us on pbs. goldman sachs saying the potential for oil to hit $20 a barrel is becoming greater. we'll tell you the stocks that could benefit from oil falling that far. that's coming up in a moment here. >> a new report says walmart buyers are fighting back against increased fees. somebody says amazon is to blame for this. she'll explain why coming up. >> next week one of the most talked-about events in financial journalism, the september fed meeting. our buddy larry kudlow will join us to tell us why he does not think the fed should make a move just yet. >> looking forward to that. let's go to the oil pits first.

on the fed and what to look forward to next week on the second hour of the "closing bell" with kelly evansnd company. >>> thank you, bill. we will come to the "closing bell," everybody, i'm kelly etches. we will give markets an extra second to settle down as we do have a quadruple expiration day or quad witching but the dow going out with a loss of nearly 300 points, 292, that's 1.75%, s&p down 32 to 1958, nasdaq down 66 that's about 1.3. we will get more from bob pisani who has been in the middle of this turmoil all day. >> the important thing is we're still waiting for things to settle down, you see all these people around here, these are traders, floor brokers that are trying to settle out on this quadruple witching, the kwrl expiration of stock index and futures and options as well as individual stock futures and options, we have very haech volume for the next five or seven minutes as everything settles down we will still get heavy volume. concerns about global growth, i know you have heard it, but the fed added an extra layer. a lot of the big global industrial names, the weakness in

we have the second hour of the "closing bell" with kelly evans coming your way right now. i'll see you tomorrow, kelly. >>> thank you, bill. welcome to our special fed market coverage. i'm kelly evans here at the stock exchange. here is how we're finishing out the day on its wall street. the dow down with 63 points decline, the s&p giving up 5 points, the nasdaq hanging in there, adding about 4 points on the session and interestingly enough one of the areas that did benefit from the fed's decision not to raise rates today and this won't surprise you, it is bio if he can, that nasdaq biotech index up 2% on the session what, this means for markets we will find out. we have lots of heavy hitters to put the fed's decision in perspective including black rocks rick reader, sheila bear, and economist david rosenberg all coming up and our own team standing by to break down what the feds said, steve liesman, bob pisani and bertha coombs out at the nasdaq. steve, let's kick things off with you. >> thanks, kelly. here is all you need to know, the fed didn't raise rates and cited conce

i'm michele caruso-cabrera in for kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. welcome. >> good to be here. yes, feel better kelly. >> i'm bill griffeth. stocks are lower. it's close right now. we have the dire market warning from billionaire investor carl icahn getting a lot of buzz. scott wapner spoke to icahn about his fears and scott will join us with the highlights in just a moment. that should be very interesting. >> for sure. he made a movie about it. another big warning came from highland capital's mark ocata raised a red flag about china in mid-july on this show. since then the shanghai index down 22%. good call. >> yep. >> what's he worried about now, where is he finding opportunities? we will ask him in an interview. >> we'll welcome back mark. the biotech blood bath, getting a reprieve today, and we have one analyst who says maybe, maybe this beaten up sector may have hit a -- finally hit a bottom. we will see. >> frightening to call, isn't it? >> it is. to bes the first to step out there. we have an analyst that says maybe we're there. we'll see. >>

i'm kelly evans. here is the new york stock exchange. >> i'm bill griffeth. what a busy news day. just as the opening bell was ringing here at the new york stock exchange this morning we had a shakeup in washington. house speaker john boehner announcing that he will resign his position and leave congress at the end of the month -- end of next month. are concerns over a government shutdown over or not? we have reaction coming up from mark sanford, former south carolina governor, now he is a congressman from there, and a member of this freedom caucus that was founded earlier this year that is largely thought could have been a huge thorn in speaker boehner's side and responsible for his resignation this morning. we will hear from representative sanford shortly here. >> meantime what a day it's been in markets. the dow losing its early gains, still in the green. up 80 points at the moment. take a look at nike, still trounlsed earnings expectations, it's up 9% today after that report last night. we skulls it had here on the "closing bell." guess where some of its strongest sales came f

i'm becky quick along with kelly evans and scott wapner. joe and andrew are off today.n watching u.s. stocks rebounding, the s and p and nasdaq rallying more than a percent and a half. that was enough to pull them out of correction territory, believe it or not. the dow remains in correction territory though, down 10% from recent highs that comes despite yesterday's gain of almost 300 points that finally ended three straight days of losses. check out the u.s. equity futures at this hour and you will see this there are green arrows across the board once again. right now, it looks like the dow features are indicated up by another 50 points. thesome and p futures up by seven points, the nasdaq up by 19. if you wounded what he we were talking about, golf or fishing, steve liesman's here and i am convinced that golf is not the king of sports, the sport of kings, it is fishing, because of the people that you get to get in close proximity, because you fish. >> yes. there are many people, many of them i can't talk about, but some of them like to fish and many of them say they ca

joining us is kelly evans. important day for us. john is here as well.we're watching the markets which are essentially flat. the pope, of course, visiting washington d.c., and now chinese president xi jinping is in seattle today meeting with many u.s. executives, including tim cook and jeff basos. >> good morning again, michelle. >> good morning, carl. yeah, that meeting that you just talked about is t

i'm kelly evans here at the new york stock exchange. >> the dow, what a day this has been so far.of this morning's early gains. energy, one of the big losers today. oil, down nearly 4%. and chevron is weighing on the dow industrial average. the dow itself was up 172 in the open this morning, now we're near the lows of the session, down 123. we will dig deeper into this move coming up in a moment.

i'm kelly evans.erena williams' loss. >> some of us have tickets to tomorrow's women's final. >> what are you going to do now? >> watch two italians to beat it out to try to win the u.s. open tomorrow. won't that be fun? congratulations to both of them though. i'm bill griffeth at cnbc headquarters. i'll be doing "nightly business report" tonight. hope you can join us on pbs. goldman sachs saying the poteia

i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> i'm simon hobbs in for bill griffeth. >> stocks sellingk of this morning's jobs report. investors anticipate a potential fed rate hike this month. how the different sectors are performing. we've got consumer discretionary down 1.2% on the top left of your screen. the hardest hit today are financials. down 2%. >> goldman sachs contributing about 30 points to the

i'm david faber along with sara eisen and kelly evans. jim cramer does have the day off. let's look at futures this morning. you can see we are set up for a lower open. you have been listening to mr. tepper speak for over an hour. not a particularly sanguine view of the broader equity markets. let's see how we are fairing, right around 2.2, somewhere in there. i say it from memory. we won't show it to you. hanging in there around 44, 42 for wti. let's get to our road map. investors seemingly in for a repeat of yesterday's losing session at least at the open. >> the final hurdle cleared in its largest acquisition ever. an exclusive interview with ge chairman, jeff immelt. >>> former treasury secretary, larry summers, standing against a fed rate hike, will join us shortly. >> stock futures giving up some early, early gains, extending their losses from yesterday's clothe close. jobless claims down 6,000 to 275,000. import prices falling 1.8%. that was the biggest drop in seven months. all of this one day after wednesday's big game turned into a big selloff. another 400-point

i'm michele caruso-cabrera in for kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. o be here. yes, feel better kelly. >> i'm bill griffeth. stocks are lower. it's close right now. we have the dire market warning from billionaire investor carl icahn getting a lot of buzz. scott wapner spoke to icahn about his fears and scott will join us with the highlights in just a moment. that should be very interesting. >> for sure. he made a movie abo

i'm kelly evans. >> i'm bill griffeth. so it's later than it's ever been.of the quarter, and it's been a rough one for the equity markets, we know. although we are rallying today, just off the highs of the session. we're going to see how this final hour finishes up. we'll tell you how to get positioned for the final quarter of 2015.

i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> i'm bill griffeth.ost important hour of the trading day. i saw it on twitter today. >> we have a rally on our hands in equity today. the dow was up 100. then back to neutral. now up 90. s&p is up 10. nasdaq up 35. oil has been an influential factor in today's trade. wti oil finishing up,

. >> welcome to the "closing bell," i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> good afternoon rally today, but it's fading here a little bit as we enter the final hour of trade. all the averages still up more than 1%. the dow up nearly 200 points. but at the highs of the session, it was closer to 228. and remember, the dow has still not recovered from the 470-point drop yesterday. we'll see whether the gains can hold. >>> also ahead on the show, transports moving higher, as well, with american airlines. one of the standouts in the sector

. >>> hi, everybody, welcome to the "closing bell" i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >>he way, i'm bill griffeth. biotech has been a big story today. that sector getting crushed on the back of a "new york times" story on drug price gouging, one company in particular was highlighted in that. then presidential candidate hillary clinton tweeted out saying that she has a plan to take on the drug price gouging that she sees out there. we have much more on this coming up in a little bit. you see the index is down over 4% right now. >> honing in on apple because a

. >> yes, hi, and welcome to the "closing bell" i'm kelly evans. >> and i'm bill griffeth.t because we're already sitting at the set at post 9 at the new york stock exchange. the dow has come back. we could be positive any moment here, we've come back from a 260 point decline earlier in this session. who knows, maybe it's on hopes that janet

i'm kelly evans. and i'm bill griffeth. volkswagen ceo stepping down today.om over. we have more on the fallout for volkswagen itself, for the other automakers and for the european economy. there is a lot to talk about coming up. bill gross has a new message for the fed. and it's get off zero now. we'll

hi, everybody, welcome to the "closing bell," i'm kelly evans.e new york stock exchange. >> another big selloff, all ten sectors inside the s&p 500 index are negative right now. commodities have fallen on new concerns over the slow down in china. that seems to be one of the big themes today, although we're hard pressed to come one a central theme for this selloff righ

i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> my name is simon hobbs here for bill griffeth. >> the dow and s&p seeing the worst start to a month in nearly four years. declines of 2.5% across all major averages. look at that vix often referred to as the fear gauge. it jumped above 30 today. it's currently south of 32. that is a five-year chart. you can see how rare this is. we'll take you through this final and often volatile hour of trading day. >> weak china mac

i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange.ack. >> i'm bill griffeth in for simon hobbs. >> back to school, back to business. >> you see all the pictures on facebook of the kids going back to school. i thought about putting a picture of mine on there. i'm going back to school as well today. let me point out, when i left here to go on vacation august 21, look this up, the dow closed at 1659

i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> and i'm bill griffeth. we're at the stock exchange. but oil has been the story today. crude spiking. in fact, it's up 5 1/2% right now on the back of a couple of things. bullish inventory report and news about u.s. special forces in syria. that move driving energy stocks higher as well today. look at that. in fact, look at conoco phillips up 4 1/4%. >> conoco too has a lot

. >> and welcome to the "closing bell" i'm kayla tausche kelly evans will be joining us from the buckeyegriffeth. the volatility continues on wall street street, sometimes it's a 200 point gain, today it's a 300 point decline. china growth concerns weighing on commodity driven stocks for one. take a look at some of the big

. >> yes, hi, and welcome to the "closing bell" i'm kelly evans. >> and i'm bill griffeth. it must be important because we're already sitting at the set at post 9 at the new york stock exchange. the dow has come back. we could be positive any moment here, we've come back from a 260 point decline earlier in this session. who knows, maybe it's on hopes that janet yellen could strike a more dovish tone when she speaks on market policy. that's coming up in two hours at 5:00 eastern time. meantime, the stock market still dragging down the markets. caterpillar is a huge decliner today after announcing this morning it is cutting 10,000 jobs. >> we will break down the ripple effects of that news coming up for you. also walmart stressing its suppliers? china look to go benefit from a cheaper yuan. >> if you haven't heard netflix is getting into virtual reality. you can watch house of cards, wouldn't that be interesting? they have a new partnership with ocul uchlt s. we have the ceo on a first on cnbc interview. we were talk being the incredible 360 videos that they are able to produ

. >>> hell loerks welcome to the "closing bell," i'm kelly evans at the new york city stocking exchangebill griffeth. oil prices dpaulg on the back of weak chinese data over the weekend and opec now saying these low price right side hurting u.s. oil production. we will take you live to the nymex. the price of crude continues lower and with it goes gasoline too. >> and with it goes the stock market as art was pointing out today, the dow is down 72 points at the moment. apple doing all right. it's saying this

i'm kelly evans here at the new york stock exchange. >> i'm bill griff get.ike today in the markets. we have so many different moving parts and pieces as you're trying to figure out the message here. the stock markets rallying ahead this have fed decision on thursday, the dow up now 1.6%, we are back out of correction territory by the way, the s&p is up 1.5 almost, nasdaq up 1.25, the russell which has been leading the way lately is up less than 1%. take a look

. >>> welcome to the "closing bell" im kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> that's rather ominous> first of all, im bill griffeth also at the new york stock exchange. not exactly a pretty day for bulls on wall street. minus signs from the get go. this is an expiration day, that has something to do with it but maybe there is disappointment that the fed didn't raise rates or they are worried about the chinese economy. pick your favorite boegsy. the dow down almost 1.4% now, the s&p down 1.12%, nasz dak less than that and there's our friend crude oil

hi, everybody, welcome to the "closing bell," i'm kelly evans. we do have a selloff here at the new york stock exchange. >> another big selloff, all ten sectors inside the s&p 500 index are negative right now. commodities have fallen on new concerns over the slow down in china. that seems to be one of the big themes today, although we're hard pressed to come one a central theme for this selloff right now. >> on that point the chinese president arriving in the u.s. today. he will be attending a round table of business leaders and it's called by henry paulson. we have an exclusive interview coming up. >> meanwhile, a weak forecast from carnival cruise lines this morning, that has pressured those shares and the ceo of the cruise line will join us in an exclusive interview to discuss how the global slow down especially in china may be hurting his business. that's one of their big growth areas right now. >> those shares down 5.5%. shortly hillary clinton will discuss her plan to lower prescription drug costs. we will bring you the latest on those comm

i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> i'm simon hobbs.ternoon. >> we'll see if this market will hold up in the final hour of trade. dow up 50. remember this morning after the european central bank, futures were up 100. yesterday we saw the rally fading today. we rallied into the close. >> we'll hear from jeremy sigel about the number he is watching for tomorrow's jobs report.

i'm kelly evans. here is the new york stock exchange. >> i'm bill griffeth. what a busy news day. the opening bell was ringing here at the new york stock exchange this morning we had a shakeup in washington. house speaker john boehner

i'm david faber along with sara eisen and kelly evans. jim cramer does have the day off.set up for a lower open. you have been listening to mr. tepper speak for over an hour. not a particularly sanguine view of the bad

. >>> coach chip kelly thought he could easily replace evan mathis but that is not the case, why one player says they have to look back to win sunday's upcoming game. >>> but first here's your winning lottery numbers. >>> morning, i'm sean bell. demarco murray may not play sunday dealing with the hamstring injury. right now he is a game time decision but it won't matter if the offensive line does not get a lot better. the the eagles are averaging 2-m bradford has no time to throw the ball. chip, thought he could easily replace evan mathis but that is clearly not the case. they need to get a lot better if they want to compete with the jets. >> it was bad but when you go back and look at the film, there were some plays, that were just one block away from a big play. it is like musical chairs. sometimes we have four guys play go and one guy may have a mistake. the that is the o line. you have to have five guys playing together for one to make a full executional play. that is what we have to do. >>> phillies and marlins, scoreless in the seventh. but he triples to right. that scores a ru

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evans. >> ben franklin parkway and art museum circle as you can see with kelly drive, art museum circle and martin luther king drive to the ben franklin parkway to falls bridge. off ramp was closed on the schuylkill eastbound, for the concert, also vine street expressway westbound at ben franklin parkway. moving traffic cam to i-95 and walt whitman bridge n delays on i-95, walt whitman looks all right, taking that to the shore points no delays on 42, 55, ac expressway looks good and so does the parkway. good time to leave for the shore. one last perfect ray. we will move traffic cam to the schuylkill at south street there you go in, delays or problems on the the schuylkill this morning, except for off ramp being closed eastbound at spring garden street. and we have a note from septa here new schedules for city, suburban and victory transit divisions, going into effect beginning today, tomorrow and tuesday, so look for those new schedules. other than that in delays on september, and new jersey transit or patco. that is latest from the cbs traffic center i'm ann evans new nicole back to you.