kelly evans asked about the deal when she spoke to him last month. we like the deal. we just felt the baker was too far from intrinsic value and the spread wasn't quite big enough. we would buy both. as the spread widened out we've gone completely into baker hughes. same sort of size position, 10% portfolio position, just like rolls royce, and then rolls and baker are the biggest three investments we have. and the reason is if the deal does happen we're going to do really well because we'll get a big 25% spread. and if the deal doesn't happy think people may have lost track what happens to baker's balance sheet when the cash comes in from the break-up fee. >> value act has since said it disagrees with the seeking of civil penalties related to the merger and will contest actions and defend its position. >> a new report from mallden economics is flagging warning signs saying at $30 oil, saudi arabia could have three to five years of reserves and borrowing available. john, great to have you. >> good to be here, guys. >> always fun to be with you, bill.

yum association and independent petroleum company abraxus, stay tuned for the second hour with kelly evanswelcome back again, kelly. >> thank you, phil, i'm kelly evans, couldn't quite finish in positive territory. the declines continue and stretch into this week as we await key earnings and in fact all of earnings season. dow down 19 points today and s&p down 5.5 giving up a quarter of one percent and nasdaq down 17, giving more of a third of a percent. a remarkable slide from the interday highs. we have a very busy hour coming up. alcoa's earnings will be out momentarily and we'll be joined by clause kleinfeld to discuss those results. new york attorney generic schneiderman will join us to discuss that in just a bit. first we turn to the panel. we have senior markets commentator aefrn pro columnist mike santoli along with stephanie link from global asset management and guy adami joins the fray as well. some thoughts on this market session, in fact the dow now settling down 20 points. any reason we couldn't hold onto the rally? >> i will say three days in a row, thursday and friday and to

stay tuned for all the earnings coming your way with the second hour of "the closing bell" with kelly evans company. i'll see you tomorrow, kelly. >> thank you, bill. and welcome to "the closing bell," everybody. i'm kelly evans and we have more big earns on tap but a big down day in these markets. the dow down 204 points on the bell, 208 actually. we'll watch how things settle out. it's a better than 1% drop. and the worst performer is apple. carl icahn saying he's exited the position. apple, microsoft, cisco, the worst performers on the industrial average. the s&p 500 closing down 19 points at 2076. the nasdaq the weak link down 57. 4805 is the level there. as mentioned, get ready for another barrage of after hours earnings, especially amazon. josh lipton will be watching that one for us. julia boorstin is lood for linkedin, meg terrell with reports from gilead and amgen, dom chu covering expedia. joining today's panel we have stephanie link from tiaa global asset management along with our own jon fortt. and for more, christine short and "fast money" trader tim seymour. it is a full house

i'm kelly evans.ve got a big show here at the new york stock exchange. >> and i'm mike santoli. >> yes, alexander hamilton will remain on the ten dollar bill. and harriet tubman will replace andrew jackson on the 20. >>> warning signs, high yielding coca-cola getting hit on the back of others today. >>> and the economy emerging as one of the key issues this election season. we've got a debate on whether strong jobs data has been you 00 hiding economic weaknesses. >>> after the bell, a read with american express, united continental, qualcomm and more. >> just to name a few. we begin with oil hitting a 26-year high as the president meets in saudi arabia. >> just under $43 a barrel today. significant. it's not as low as we were earlier in the year. $26. it's still not at the $60, $70, $80 that people are talking about. oil prices are still low. they're going to stay lower for a while. and that is causing problems for saudi arabia. and the problems, the kingdom had to slash its budget. we know that. it's

i'm kelly evans here at the new york stock exchange. >> and i'm mike san tolli in for bill griffeth. a bit of a pullback, about half a percent in stocks today. the defensive sectors getting hit the harders, those like telecom, utilities, consumer staples. >> only health -- after the bell, we get big earnings, alphabet, microsoft, starbucks, visa, we'll tell you what to expect. >> plus the dean of valuation will join us to explain why he just bought valent irnts and icon prince has died, wee talk to b.e.t. founder be his impact around the world. >>> the market seemingly breathing a sigh of relief on this today, julia boorstin will bring us up to day. julia? >> dish and viacom came to the deal in the 11th hour, this sending shares higher today. up now about 12%, the stocks now in the green for the year. analysts saying 14 million customers it could have been a catastrophe secure since the ratings happened in decline. now, in addition to keeping viacom's 18 channels on dish, this multiyears renew at includes putting the viacom content on sling tv's direct to consumer's skinny bundles. d

. ♪ >>> hi, everybody, welcome to the "closing bell" i'm kelly evans at the know.nd i'm bill griffeth. you know, the tech wreck is real and not just because it rhymes. results from netflix, alphabet, microsoft, apple and twitter have all disappointed. and investigators are going to wonder whether facebook is going to follow suit or buck the trend tonight. we'll tell you what to expect from the social network when it reports its earnings after the bell tonight. >>> apple is the biggest loser on the dow. over 100 million shares have traded. it's down 6.5%. while many investors are selling we've got an apple analyst holding ton his rating and we'll explain why. >>> while tech is weak, energy is outperforming. remember, this was the opposite last year. we're going to debate whether this tech weakness represents a buying opportunity. >>> also joel ackman along with michael pearson will get grilled on capitol hill. they're scheduled to testify after the close. we will have live coverage of that in the next hour. >>> let's tart with the tech wreck, an outperforming rating

i'm kelly evans, a rally day across wall street.e's how we're finishing the session with the dow up 185 points, and closing above 17,900, the s&p adding 20 parts for its part, the nasdaq up 74 today. >>> we are also about to speak to billionaire tech investor sean parker about his $250 million cancer research donation. joining me here on the panel, mike santolli along with carol roth welcome. >>> and guy adami tiptoeing into the fray as well. great to see everybody. mike, i guess we're still digesting the fact that earnings are having an upside impact. >> and it's just the front edge of the earnings season. we'll only get about 18 s&p 500 companies this week, so i think the banks were a crucial leverage point in how to view this session. on the other hand we often see with the banks one of them actually has a better than expected number, the next one not as good an experience, so i don't know that you can extrapolate, but i can say you had a mark seesawing in a very narrow range. people were skeptical enough of whether this was in f

i'm kelly evans. here's how we're finishing up the day and the week on wall street.ow going out with a cle decline of 53 points. and the month drawing to a close, the s&p down about 10 points and largely flat for april. the nasdaq the underperforming, amazon had the results, that helped the nasdaq futures this morning. to stay in the green. but not true as we moved through the session today. two-thirds of a percent of a sell-off, closing down 30 points. coming up, we'll hear from a banker for bernie sanders. why he's supporting the candidate who has been so vocal against the street. >>> first, let's introduce today's panel. we have contributor evan newmark here. kate kelly. and with us also, fast money trader guy adami. any parting thoughts on april? >> i'll give you a parting thought. if the network was an nfl draft, you would be my first pick, being on your show, being with evan and kate who is back. congratulations, kate. yes, i'm back. i'm thrilled. tell bill griffeth who is running away that i say hi. >> life is sweet. thank you. we love having you. april, thoug

. >> welcome to the closing bell, i'm sara eisen in for kelly evans. >> i'm bill griffeth, we have a lot to get to. stocks are extending their sell-off in the last hour or so. a couple of things going on, many but two big things weighing on the market today. we've got oil and according to sara the yen as well. >> according to everyone right now. >> oil breaking below $37 a barrel intraday. >> and the yen storming ahead, breaking earlier below 108. financials the worst performer as stronger yen sparks fears over the bank of japan going deeper into negative interest rates. that's something that spooked the market before. we'll look whether this last for banks. >> our yields have gone lower as well. the white house meantime this may be one of the reasons the sell-off, the white house this afternoon saying treasury is working on even more steps to counter tax avoidance after the changes to inversion rules they announced earlier this week and ceos we're showing you there are speaking out against anti-business rhetoric as they see it. we'll tell you what they are saying and we have two bus

i'm kelly evans down here locally at the new york stock exchange. >> you have plenty of company over there. i know i'm bill griffeth here and i'll be on nightly business report tonight on pbs, hope you can join us then, kind of a lackluster day overall. the dow up just 16 and s&p still watching that 2085 level on the s&p to see if they can get above that. but so far no dice. transports have been strong. you can see among the ten sectors in the s&p, the financials are the strongest. in the transports it was delta airlines, had good looking earnings. and then today bank of america and wells fargo were among the standouts among the banks reported earnings. >> speaking of earnings, wells fargo exposure is a focus for investors we'll have a first interview with john shrewsbury. >> today a bit of a pull-back but essentially neutral. we'll bring you the ceo missage as they open up to developers for the gopro app. >> who had the best day yesterday? was it kobe, steph or jamie d e dimon? what one is calling the ceo trading bill of the decade. >> i think he was double that in his annual ized r

i'm kelly evans. here's how we're finishing up the session.ow going out with a small gain of about 11 points on the bell. the s&p up three. 2091 is the closing level. it's p it did close negative. it gave up about 7.5 points today. and we've got some big names on tap. another busy hour here for earnings. we'll get you results from apple, twitter, at&t twitter and chipotle. susan lee will cover chipotle for us. courtney reagan all over ebay. buffalo wild wings, u.s. steel. julia will be bringing us twitter. joining the panel today is dennis berman, our lone guy from the wall street journal. great to have you here. it's guy and the ladies. bring us up to speed here on what you think is working through market psychology? >> you had a segment just before the central bank earnings more or does earnings -- i got to put my money on central bank. obviously, the action coming up this week with the feds, not expecting a ton. but those are the things that are moving markets and why it makes them so hard. they come in high, low, beat expectations or miss

i'm kelly evans. >> i'm mike san toli. >> that is the game of thrones theme song. jamie will join us in just a bit. >> the nasdaq is the big focus of the market today. microsoft and starbucks getting hit hard even as the broad market remains flat. is this a bad sign ahead of apple's report? >> it's our own version of game of thrones. >> president obama in london today encouraging the uk to stay in the european union. former central bank president will join us with his reaction coming up. >>> valiant shares spiking on reports the company could have a new ceo. we have more coming up. >>> let's begin with the big earnings themes. mcdonald's and tech, seuwe're looking at the impact of tech earnings on these markets. let's start with the industrials, bob. >> three big industrials, all with modestly more positive commentary. focus on that. i want to start with the ceo of general electric. conference call this morning came out. he acknowledged oil and gas was challenging. he went on to say aviation was showing strength. healthcare was rebounding. that's a strong word and

>> i don't know, kelly evans had bill miller on -- bill griffeth and kelly had bill miller on and he really likes valeant. that is a guy who is a terrific guy who has said buy valeant, my take is that it's just a black box, i don't know how valeant is doing so i certainly can't recommend it even for calls. i've got to see the financials before i can make the judgment there. oil still has a grasp on this market, a grip, but any decline it causes gives you more opportunity. on "mad money" tonight just one of facebook's data centers occupies a 307,000 square foot lot, but how can you make money off of the growing number of status updates and instagram posts? i'm taking a close look. >>> then it's april 15 and you know what that means, tax day come et, tonight i'm delving into the titans of tax prep. >>> and ever struggled to figure out a gift for a loved one? i may have found the answer that could make you some money. >>> just in time for my anniversary no less. i suggest that you stick with cramer. >> announcer: don't miss a second of "mad money." follow @jimcramer on twitter. have a q

. >> hello and welcome to "the closing bell" i'm kelly evans. >> and i'm bill griffeth. elon musk says orders for the new tesla model three, already close to 200,000 and shares of tesla have been popping on that news. is it too late to buy the stock? is it too late to buy the car? we have both sides of that story coming up in a moment. big turnaround for stocks today but energy still the biggest loser after saudi arabia said it would not agree to an oil freeze unless iran does too. the dow up 92 points and we'll dig deeper into oil's impact going forward. >> going in different directions which is very unusual, definitely what we didn't see in the first quarter. costco starts its deal with citigroup today. what about former partner american express? we have both sides whether one of the biggest losers can turn things around. >> the yahoo! brain drain isn't over. details on the latest executive to leave the struggling internet company coming up. >>> shares of tesla are popping after the company unveiled the model 3 last night. preorders have soared past expectation and elo

welcome to the "closing bell" i'm kelly evans.ow adding another 50 points, 1854 is the closing level, gain of a quarter of a percent. the s&p up a little more than that, 2,100 pretty much on the nose closing up 6.5 points, a benchmark level to discuss there. the nasdaq not participating today, in fact, closing down about .40%. illumina a business disappointment and netflix had a weaker session after the results today as well. s that the dak down 19 points. investors are set for another big pair of tech earnings, josh lipton and dominic chu. back with us for the hour is mike santoli along with dennis berman. tim seymour joins us as well. mike, just some thoughts. >> just tacking on a little bit, even though it's a pretty obvious place for this market to pull back after a 15% gain off february lows. i've been keeping a running tally how many times we closed 2100, 56 different days we have crossed aen only gotten a percent and a half past it ever. i think people will begin to wonder if this is all you can expect, but there has been a

sean parker will discuss his effort when is he joins kelly evans and bill griffith today on "closing bell." >>> still to come, house speaker paul ryan slams the door on speculation he could win the gop nomination for president. that story tops today's political news. that's coming up after the break. >>> first, here's today's national weather forecast from the weather channel's jen carfagno. >> happy wednesday, sara and wilfred. we're tracking a big cluster of thunderstorms that rolled through texas overnight, dropping more hail. we're in day two of the hail cleanup project here in texas. this cluster of storms will actually track right along the gulf coast, right along the northern gulf of mexico. new orleans later today, eventually by midnight tonight it's getting into florida. meantime, it is hello high pressure across the northeast. sunshine is back. temperatures are moving back up as well. speaking of the warmup, that is really going to happen today. we're going to start to see temperatures running more than 20 degrees above average across the northern plains. active weather acr

john is at merge in miami, flori florida, and we will get to him later, but at post 9, kelly evans. > morning. >> and joining us from out west is jason calakanas who is an invester and we have a lot going on in the market, and dow and s&p 500 nasdaq posting the intraday highs today, and the dow is holding e steady above 18,000, and russell 2,000, and the dow transports are out of correction territory, but start with the netflix today, jason, because the shares have been hit hard when the company gave weaker than expected subscriber guidance for the coming quarters and 2 million additions rather than the 3 million that the investors were expecting, and also, there was a offering of prime video stand alone which was talked about on the conference call from reed hastings, and we have that. so take a listen. >> hulu is doing great work, and amazon, and hbo and showtime, and so many competitors, and everybody is working hard to build the best content. and so we are seeing the growth in the overall internet tv market, and of course, that is displacing the linear tv, and it is natural that e

watchers had been expecting more stimulus including our own kelly evans. >> no.ing on here. truly, that's all you can say about the yen this year is that as soon as the bank of japan went negative the yen went from being pretty weak, roared back up to $1.08. if you had called this one, man -- >> makes no sense. how do you explain it now? >> i don't know how you can. it's a case we made that monetary policy actually matters. credit easing could have helped in japan maybe. i know that's not an argument you'll love. >> they needed to ease more? >> credit easing. not negative rates. >> people need to get married, have kids and spend money but no one does that. >> that's part o the arrows. >> have children. >> should we introduce -- >> yes. >> do you want to do a proper introducti introduction? >> we're not ready yet. >>> let's do headlines. >> we'll do the headlines. listen up. sir martin. i will. among today's top corporate stories. mixed quarter for ford. earnings handily beating estimates. revenue slightly short. it was on like $32 billion and it was off by -- bas

i'm kayla tausche in for kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> and i'm david spade. [ laughter ] >> no, i'm david spade. >> i'm boy george, i guess. go to twitter, you'll see what we're talking about. >>> today's top story, the government smacking down big deals. the department of justice looking to block a major oil merger between baker hughes and halliburton. you probably already know the $160 pfizer/allergen deal is dead after the treasury revealed new riles two days ago. can big deals still get down? our man david faber will join us on that in just a moment here. >> after the bell, the ceo of merck will tell us why he's been avoiding tax inversions, that's an inclusive interview and proven to be a good strategy. >> it looked like he was being left out of the party, but he's looking good right now. >>> shares of constellation brands popping against fueled by the success of the mexican beer brands. the ceo will join us exclusively to talk about whether donald trump's negative rhetoric towards mexico could be a risk factor for his business. >> i would think with the number one

i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> this afternoon, well, it's pretty much all about earningsrn ahead of reports from apple, twitter, at&t, ebay and others reporting tonight we'll tell you the key numbers to watch for in those reports coming up. >> also, noted investor howard marks sits down with an interview with how investors should get an edg t

i'm kelly evans. very pleased you returned from your travels.y the way i hope you're ready because we have a lot of big earnings. >> check out twitter. we have a special greeting to everybody there. the market a little bit under pressure today so far. pressures as we kick off a very big week. we got earnings and multiple central bank meetings around the world. this after disappointments from microsoft and alphabet last week and debate whether apple can turn the tech story around. >> global debate about apple. more on that in just a bit. valeant getting a ceo the same week michael pearson is to testify on capitol hill. >> also argentina's return to the bond market. kay kelly will return and tell us what it means. >> after the bell, we'll discuss why nikki sixx is calling on president obama to go after youtube. >> you have nikki sixx and youtube, only on closing bell would you have that. we start in saudi arabia today. all right. we don't start in saudi arabia. so let's go to our cnbc closing bell exchange with the dow down 61 points. joining with

bill griffeth and kelly evans, getting ready for the last hour of trading for the month with the dow. we continue to watch the developments there in burlingame, california, as they await the arrival of donald trump for a rally at the grand hyatt hotel that already is finding some controversy, sue herera as the protesters

. >> hi, welcome to "closing bell", i'm kelly evans. >> and i'm bill griffeth. $42 a barrel on wti and energy is the top performing sector in the equity market as well. we're going to look what that means for the overall market coming up in a little bit. >> happening live in the next few minutes, paul ryan will look to shut down rumors he's considering a run for president. we'll bring you those comments live as soon as they begin. >>> mark zuckerberg announces

i'm kelly evans.ig show here at the new york stock exchange. >> and i'm mike santoli. >> yes, alexander hamilton will remain on the ten dollar bill. and harriet tubman will replace andrew jackson on the 20. >>> warning signs, high yielding coca-cola getting hit on the back of others today. >>

i'm kelly evans. very pleased you returned from your travels. have a lot of big earnings. >> check out twitter. we have a special greeting to everybody there. the market a little bit under pressure today so far. pressures as we kick off a very big week. we got earnings and multiple central bank meetings around the world. this after

. >> welcome to "closing bell" i'm kayla from for kelly evan. >> richard branson said there is nothingka airlines, he's not a majority shareholder but he's making money today. shares of virgin america of soaring by more than 40% but the question is what impact will this deal have on consumers, on travelers, we have more on that story in just a moment. >> reality check for

. >> welcome to the "closing bell", i'm kelly evans down here at the new york stock exchange and bill you're hanging out with other people. >> yes, i am, i'm here at the world headquarters i'll do nightly business report on pbs, if you can join us. stocks lower today, lackluster for the major averages once again though we're near the lows of the session but crude oil is the big story today. you can see that the utilities are the best performing sector so a pretty defensive section today. but energy, pinned at the bottom, that sector under pressure ahead of that key meeting in doha on sunday. we have citigroup head of commodities saying we could see a big sell-off in crude oil come monday morning if a credible agreement is not reached this weekend. and ed morris will join us live to explain all of that in just a minute. >> those big banks are pulling back slightly after rallying this week. there's another financial group moving higher the last couple of weeks. we'll tell you what that is and if it's sustainable coming up. >>> apple shares falling just in the last hour on those reports.

. >> hello and welcome to "the closing bell" i'm kelly evans. >> and i'm bill griffeth.sk says orders for the new tesla model three, already close to 200,000 and shares of tesla have been popping on that news. is it too late to buy the stock? is it too late to buy the car? we have both sides of that story coming up in a moment. big turnaround for stocks today but energy still the biggest loser after saudi arabia said it would not agree to an oil freeze unless iran does too.

i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> and i'm bill griffeth. story today. jpmorgan is leading the financials higher right now after the better than expected earns out this morning. it's now the best performing component of the dow jones industrial average, up more than 4%. we'll tell you the details on that, and what to expect now from bank of america and wells fargo, both of whom report tomorrow. >> also amazon building a fancy new kindal with a price tag nears $300. we'll show you the device and talk about whether this could move the needle for the

i'm kelly evans. >> i'm mike san toli. >> that is the game of thrones theme song. will join us in just a bit. >> the nasdaq is the big focus of the market today. microsoft and starbucks getting hit hard even as the broad market remains flat. is this a bad sign ahead of apple's report? >> it's our own version of game of

i'm kelly evans here at the new york stock exchange. >> and i'm mike san tolli in for bill griffeth.f a pullback, about half a percent in stocks today. the defensive sectors getting hit the harders, those like telecom, utilities, consumer staples. >> only health -- after the bell, we get big earnings, alphabet, microsoft, starbucks, visa, we'll tell you what to expect. >> plus the dean of valuation

. >> hi, welcome to "closing bell", i'm kelly evans. >> and i'm bill griffeth. oil above $42 a barrel on wti and energy is the top performing sector in the equity market as well. we're going to look what that means for the overall market coming up in a little bit. >> happening live in the next few minutes, paul ryan will look to shut down rumors he's considering a run for president. we'll bring you those comments live as soon as they begin. >>> mark zuckerberg announces messenger for business. listen. >> today we're launching messenger platform. you can build bots for messenger. it's powered by artificial intelligence, build natural language services to communicate directly with people. >> if you're confused as i am, facebook's head of messaging will join us in an interview to explain it all, david marcus. let's get started with the market despite the rally, there are a few stocks seek being -- seeing major weakness. alcoa, you talked about that last night after unofficially kicking off earnings season yesterday. they had a miss on revenue. network gear maker ju

i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> i don't want any jokes about me bringing my kids tol griffeth. facebook shares popping today after the social network bucked the trend and beat earnings expectations last night. now the attention turns to amazon. you know there's always another one after that, and that will be after the bell tonight. we'll wonder whether that e-commerce giant can deliver. we'll tell you what to expect. in the meantime, coming up in a little bit, kelly -- >>

. ♪ >>> hi, everybody, welcome to the "closing bell" i'm kelly evans at the know.. you know, the tech wreck is real and not just because it rhymes. results from netflix, alphabet, microsoft, apple and twitter have all disappointed. and investigators are going to wonder whether facebook is going to follow suit or buck the trend tonight. we'll tell you what to expect from the social network when it reports its earnings after the bell tonight. >>> apple is the biggest loser on the dow. over 100 million shares have traded. it's down

. >> welcome to the closing bell, i'm sara eisen in for kelly evans. >> i'm bill griffeth, we have acks are extending their sell-off in the last hour or so. a couple of things going on, many but two big things weighing on the market today. we've got oil and according to sara the yen as well. >> according to everyone right now. >> oil breaking below $37 a barrel intraday. >> and the yen storming ahead, breaking earlier below 108. nc

i'm kayla tausche in for kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> and i'm david spade. [ laughterdavid spade. >> i'm boy george, i guess. go to twitter, you'll see what we're talking about. >>> today's top story, the government smacking down big deals. the department of justice looking to block a major oil merger between baker hughes and halliburton. you probably already know the $160 pfizer/allergen deal is dead after the treasury revealed new r t

i'm kelly evans down here locally at the new york stock exchange. >> you have plenty of company over'm bill griffeth here and i'll be on nightly business report tonight on pbs, hope you can join us then, kind of a lackluster day overall. the dow up just 16 and s&p still watching that 2085 level on the s&p to see if they can get above that. but so far no dice. transports have been strong. you can see among the ten sectors in the s&p, the financials are the strongest. in the transports it was

. >> welcome to the "closing bell", i'm kelly evans down here at the new york stock exchange and billhanging out with other people. >> yes, i am, i'm here at the world headquarters i'll do nightly business report on pbs, if you can join us. stocks lower today, lackluster for the major averages once again though we're near the lows of the session but crude oil is the big story today. you can see that the utilities are the best performing sector so a pretty defensive section today. but energy, pinned at the bottom, that sector under pressure a

. >> i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchanges with mike santoli. >> i'm mike santoli in for billone is watching shares of netflix declined today, another mad i can't name is sinking, viacom's slide coming up. >> target raising it's minimum wage to 10 bucks an hour. we will break down the impact of the wage debate. >> plus the car of

i'm kelly evans back at the new york stock exchange. >> i think you grew too. >> i'm bill griffeth, happening meeting with fed chair janet yellen at the white house. she's due to arrive right now and get this, this is only the second time she has met with the president for a one on one since she took the position back in 2014. we'll bring you more details about that meeting as we get them. a lot of speculation. >> tes

kelly drive. and that's the latest from the cbs-3 traffic sentiment i'm ann evans, rahel, back to you. >> ann, thankou. >> well, the flyers continue to struggle in round one of the stanley cup playoffs. they lost again in washington, handing the capitols a two-game series lead. the caps grab the lead in the first period, with john carlson, beating steve mason, to make it one-zero. once again the flyers were playing from the behind, when the caps up two-zero, took a while, but the flyers finally get on the board, dave bore check cuts the lead in half. too much yet again. the flyers lose game two, score, four-one. >> and the south street bridge lit up in orange in honor of the flyers. special let's go flyers moving graphics, were also displayed on the bridge. just one of the buildings in this city lit up in flyers colors as they try to bring home the stanley cup. >> well, there is still much more ahead on "eyewitness news". >> brain power on display at a science fair, where elementary student get to judge grown up neuro science project. >> you think it is cool? >> yes. >> i'm health reporter stephanie

there's paving going on the kelly drive and we'll go to the northeast extension on "action news" this friday morning. a little child with big dreams. dwight evans. first a community activist. a legislator at 25. always looking out for us. he worked to create a thriving commercial district. and he's brought new grocery stores to underserved areas. dwight evans is committed to revitalizing neighborhoods in all of philadelphia. he'll be a block by block congressman for us. i'm dwight evans and i'm proud to approve this message. at a fire scene in camden, new jersey. 5:43 otsd -- on this friday. firefighters are going through and making sure nothing else is aflame right now. 6 people were injured and two of them had to jump out of windows as the flames were raging. we have viewer video when the fire broke out that's on "action news." >>> let's go over to matt pellman to tell us what it's like if you're commuting. >> reporter: that's happening on haddon avenue near division street. stick to mount ephraim avenue. coming out of the burbs northeast extension, southbound side approaching lansdale there was a truck fire half-hour ago. at this point a lan

evans. >>> plus chris hemsworth with a super fan. >> i'm naked! >> harder? >> faster. >>> now for april 27th, 2016, this is "entertainment tonight". >>> they say drama makes for good tv. kelly's return gave the show a huge rating spike. if you're looking for more fireworks today, forget about it. >> it was crickets. they drank coffee. it was business as usual in front of the camera. >> but behind the scenes is anything but as ripa lays down the law in the search for strahan's replacement. >> michael and kelly walked out holding hands again today, avoiding any messy exit talk. something's up because abc announced that strahan will exit "live" four months earlier. that's just 16 days away. the early exit allows the show to start trying out kelly's chemistry with potential co-hosts over the summer. ripa now holds the cards when it comes to picking michael's successor. >> i spent some time with kelly. >> yes, i would. >> last night, melissa mccarthy joked about the job. >> i'm sad to see that pairing going because i think they were so kind of amazing together. my name in the hat. that's all i'm saying. >> i'm free between 2:00 and 2:45 a.m. almost on a daily basis. >> a lot of pe

and a big thanks to scott evan davis with bliss spa, who is still working, taking such good care of our girl, jill. and another birthday to celebrate, kellyne and only regis philbin. >> never would have happened without me here. >> happy birthday! did we show your picture when you were an intern with us? did we show that? >> that lovely picture? >> where is that? okay, jill. blow it out, the search for a two-year-old boy here in northern california. >>> that breaking news an amber alert. the search for a 2-year-old boy here in northern california. good morning and thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm sam brock. kris and scott both off this afternoon. this is 2-year-old jacob vargas. he was abducted out of soledad in monterey county. the dad left him in a car that was warming up. he went back outside couldn't find the car or his son. jacob was wearing a beige beanie and a blue sweater of the car is a 2015 black honda accord with california license plate

and a big thanks to scott evan davis with bliss spa, who is still working, taking such good care of our girl, jill. and another birthday to celebrate, kelly clarkson just tweeted she gave birth to a baby boy tuesday. remington, alexander. this does it for this thirsty thursday. thanks to the one and only regis philbin. >> never would have happened without me here. >> happy birthday! did we show your picture when you were an intern with us? did we show that? >> that lovely picture? >>> stand by billy and kit. stand by camera two. we're live in five, four, three, two, one. >>> kobe bryant! [ cheers and applause ] >> that's awesome! >> 60 points later. >> wow. >> and the los angeles legend kobe bryant leaves the court for the final time. hello, friends. welcome to "access hollywood."

and a big thanks to scott evan davis with bliss spa, who is still working, taking such good care of our girl, jill. and another birthday to celebrate, kellye and only regis philbin. >> never would have happened without me here. >> happy birthday! did we show your picture when you were an intern with us? did we show that? >> that lovely picture? >> where is that? okay, jill. blow it out, the next phase of repairs is going to cost at the washington national cathedral. we'll have a live report on what's ahead. >>> and beautiful sunshine but temperatures still running below normal. when we'll feel more summerlike warmth coming up in my updated forecast. >>> plus, tonight our washington capitals compete for the stanley cup. the team's assistant general manager and others will be with us live to get ready for the game. "news4 midday" starts right now.

and a big thanks to scott evan davis with bliss spa, who is still working, taking such good care of our girl, jill. and another birthday to celebrate, kellyne and only regis philbin. >> never would have happened without me here. >> happy birthday! did we show your picture when you were an intern with us? did we show that? >> that lovely picture? >> where is that? okay, jill. blow it out, >>> nbc 10 news starts now. >>> right now at 11:00, we're following new developments this morning of a deadly hit-and-run that killed a rider of a scooter. police tracked down a car they believe was involved in the crash overnight. nbc 10's matt delucia is live for us in port richmond. ma matt, you've been looking to get more information all morning. >> reporter: no arrests and they're still trying to get a search warrant to go through that car, that suspected car and the owner's house. take a look here, we're at the corner of madison and cedar streets right down the street here, madison, you can see police are sti