i'm kelly evans. becky quick will be back next week. thanks for joining us. >>> next week dolly pardon. each week keep it right here. we're "on the money." >>> breaking overnight a man facing murder charges, police say this man stabbed two nuns to death. >>> a deadly discovery outside of an ashby home. investigators are combing for clues. >>> donald trump's doctor is in the spotlight. why he says it took him a trump's bill of health. >>> and pa pi throws a dash for a little boy at fenway park. >>> good morning, i'm nicole oliverio, those stories and much more today on new england. first let's take a look outside. if you step outside, you may notice that the humidity is not as bad.

i'm kelly evans. becky quick will be back next week.hanks for joining us. >>> next week dolly pardon. each week keep it right here. we're "on the money." have a great >>> good morning, america. air scare. the on-board emergency. a catastrophic engine failure at 30,000 feet. >> engine failure. lost number one engine. we're descending. >> this shocking sight out the airplane window. the cabin losing pressure. terrified passengers grabbing for air masks. >> children were screaming and crying. >> what went wrong? could it happen again? >>> a shooting investigation this morning. three people questioned overnight in the shooting death of superstar dwyane wade's cousin. she was caught in the cross-fire. >> we do have a gang and gun issue in chicago. but we're doing our -- our very best to fight this. >> this morning, the new calls to stop the violence. >>> immigration and e-mail. donald trump heading to the

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materials in a moment here as we get under way with the second 0 hour of the "closing bell" with kelly evanspany. i'll see you tomorrow, kelly. >>> thank you, bill. welcome to the "closing bell," everybody. i'm kelly evans. stocks finished with a fill-up on the bell. the dow adding 21. s&p up 4 and nasdaq up 11. douby the way powered by walmart to some degree after it had an earnings beat this morning and we have a pair of big earnings this watch this hour. courtney reagan with gap numbers when they cross and seema mody on applied materials for us. >>> joining today's panel, we have senior markets commentator mike santoli here and contributor stephanie link. welcome, guys. for more, jeff sood of raymond james joins the fray with tim seymour. doing lots of work for us this week which we appreciate. mike, first of all, we ended up going out near the highs of the day a. quiet one and grinding higher. >> i think before the final little flour initial at the end, stronger below the surface. 65% of all volume in rising stock. equal weighted index upmost of the day. smaller caps up and seemed like t

stay tuned now for the second hour of the "closing bell" with kelly evans and company. d week, kelly. >>> not going to mess with those guys. welcome to the "closing bell," everybody. i'm kelly evans. on wall street, the dow down 47. s&p down about 3. nasdaq nearly getting into positive territory, closed down about 2 points there. interesting to see the way the stocks fin initialled today. this morning, federal reserve president john williams making remarks, again, a hawkish nature talking about rate hikes and fed into what we're seeing here and an increase in interest rates to discuss in a bit. >>> the battle of control at viacom may be over. sumner redstone reportedly getting replacing ceo dumond. we'll discuss in a bit. >>> joining the panel, mike santoli. along with cnbc contributor evan newmark. welcome. for more, larry mcdonald and trader david seeberg joining us to kick things off here. mike, and how much do you think this is about the fed speak today? >> well, the fed speak is in most different directions. i don't really think it was tremendous because everyone re

i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> welcome back. >> thank you. >> i'm bill griffeth. go to twitter. you can see what kelly general lou rously brought me back from iceland. you shouldn't have. no, really. you shouldn't have. >> i shouldn't have. >> while you were gone, we set some new highs. again today. the dow, s&p and nasdaq all on track to close at record highs. as this market just keeps grinding ever higher. but coming up, we'll hear from somebody who says investors should really brace themselves for a huge pullback. >> meanwhile, oil prices are fueling today's rally. helping the materials sector outperform the rest of the market. we'll look at how the volatile energy prices may be heading next. >>> tesla had a rough ride lately but the stock is still up 50% over the past six months. not bad but coming up we'll hear from one investor who says tesla is, quote, the market's single biggest company stock bubble and we'll find out why he thinks tesla is the ultimate short. >>> and twitter is reportedly trying to bring its nfl streaming rights to apple tv. we'll discuss

time for the second hour of "the closing bell" with kelly evans and company. you tomorrow, kelly. >>> thank you, bill. welcome to "the closing bell," everybody. i'm kelly evans. the dow going out down today. the nasdaq, though, positive for much of the session and up 22 points at the close nearly half a percent gain. broadly s&p 500 down nearly 53 closing at 2170. some of the worst performers on the dow inl colluding the big energy names. oil below $40 a barrel today after initially holding in positive territory this morning. that put some pressure on that market. coming up, theranos, the billionaire of forbes -- from the "forbes" list of zero. the founder taking the stage at a clinical con fence in philadelphia and heading there live and get her remarks starting later in this show and really interested in what she has to say today. joining the panel, senior markets commentator mike santoli is here and elon row. and for more, tim seymour up from that nasdaq. mike, but what about this market? >> you know, the market's been giving a bunch of excuses to sell off i

stay tuned now for hour number two of the "closing bell" with kelly evans and company. ee you tomorrow, kelly. >>> thank you, bill. welcome to the "closing bell," everybody. i'm kelly evans. after record highs yesterday, stocks taking a breather today. the dow down 82 points on the bell. the s&p down 11. nasdaq down about 35. that gave up two thirds of a percent for that index there. keeping an eye on the dollar today, as well. a big decline and getting to more on why that might be happening in a moment. down below 95 and helped crude oil stay in the green adding nearly 2% closing at settling earlier about $46. so it's made a comeback and one thing that's supportive of the markets. cnbc's senior markets commentary mark santli here on the set and senior fellow susan ox. welcome. bob dole and fast money trader david seeberg with us this hour. welcome to both of you. mike, first, though, we have a lot of movement today, nlg, small and absolute basis and potentially significant. >> on the macro side, seems like a shake-up than evident in the major stock indexes. market is un

i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> i'm bill griffeth. you know the last time there was a seven-day losing streak? >> that was this narrow? i like 1940 or something. >> no, a year ago right now as a matter of fact. >> oh. >> we had seven consecutive down days. but with stocks at all-time highs, bill gross, remember the bond key, he joins big name investors now saying gold is your best buy right now. and we will talk about whether gold still has room to run. both sides of that coming up. >> now kate spade is one of the retail stocks hit hard today. you can see it trading down 19% there. a number of top executives telling us consumers are still spending. so what's behind these moves? we're going to take a deeper dive into whether the consumer is weak right now. >> a disconnect in all of that. big earnings from tesla. 21st century fox. and square reporting after the bell tonight. we will tell what you to expect from those reports coming up. >> and more reports about turmoil between the republican party and nominee donald trump. we have outsp

i'm kelly evans. markets going out lower today.&p down about 4 points and the nasdaq giving up 9 points. so now we have the dow and s&p lower for four out of the last five sessions and still some key reports on the economy coming up this week. coming up on the show today sean diddy combs rang the closing bell and joining me for the latest ventures in and out of the music business. stay tuned for that. we have senior markets commentator and columnist mike santoli through the maze on the floor to post 9 and rob cox. welcome back. for more on the market action, "fast money" trader guy adami. working double for not being around on the vacation. welcome back. mike, let's start with the thoughts on the fourth down session out of five. >> gently so, obviously. the market doesn't seem to be really taking a lot of energy from any particular direction. it seems like yesterday was this low volume drift higher. down to the bottom range. overall trend isn't disturbed here. it seems like below the surface continue to have financials and the more

i'm kelly evans at new york stock exchange. >> little early for happy hour, isn't it? >> i'm bill griffeth. wide swings, although not that wide, since the july meeting, showing some officials believe that a rate hike may soon be needed but most members agree that more economic data are needed before making -- alert the media. >> haven't we heard this? >> yes. disappointing sales from target and lowe's this morning coming up we will look at what the true health of retail looks like. >> tough to get handle on retail these days. so diverse. plus after a recent rash of airline glitches, there are new calls from congress for airlines to overhaul their i.t. systems. we will talk to that man there, senator richard blumenthal, one of those lawmakers behind the initiative. he and senator marky from massachusetts sent a letter today to those airlines seeking answers to the latest glitches here. >> and reporting earnings after closing today, tech giant getting toward layoff 14,000 employees, nearly 20% of its work force. shares down about 1% on the news with those earnings coming

i'm kelly evans in atlanta.ther big lineup for you this hour and here's the day on wall street. declines across the board with the dow down 90. s&p down 13. nasdaq worst performer down 46 on nearly 1% and losses kind of across the board. it was a seventh consecutive loss losing session there for the dow. of course, comes off a big win streak and just yesterday the s&p 500 trading intraday in positive territory. other parts of the market also still saw all-time highs. we spoke with home depot ceo last hour, that was one of the companies. and we do have a big hour coming up. dennis lockhart. ed bastian. ludacris and we have a barrage of earnings after the bell. courtney reagan is standing by for etsy. josh lipton all over fitbit. morgan brennan with aig and julia boorstin from electronic arts. thanks, guys. out with you in a bit getting the numbers. joining us for the hour is senior markets commentator michael santoli with guy adami here and, bill will be back with us shortly in a moment, as well. mike, what do yo

kelly. >>> evan lambert out there. thank you. >>> plenty of counties are making sandbags available. we have the locations and times on the web site at www.myfoxtampabay.com. check it out because of the storm, there are a number of counties. they are canceling school tomorrow you heard. kids are celebrating. pinellas, manatee, hernando, pasco and citrus are canceling classes thursday. all of usf's campuses will be closed tomorrow. >> and so the icon in tampa bay area faith community laid to rest you know who i'm talking about, mongisnor lawrence hig craigs. more than 1000 people came to back in the saint lawrence parish to remember the man who he stayed on as the pastor for 49 years which is unheard of in the the world. he was powerful outside of the church as he was within. and heavily involved in charities anded advisor to leaders. he was buried at the garden of memory cemetery 7-miles from his church home. >>> still ahead tonight, the florida supreme court scolds a to help a defendant. and here is another look at sky tower radar. plenty of rain with the tropical storm. hermine. pa

i'm kelly evans a. rally here across wall street. finishing higher by triple digits, 108 point there is on the bell. and it was the outperformer of the day and closing back above 18,500 up nearly .6%. s&p adding 11 points closing 2180. nasdaq lagging today up 13 to 5232. will mylan ceo heather bresch have her time on capitol hill? more congressmen are calling for a hearing into the potential price gauging at mylan and they released a generic version. when's next for the chief executive is coming up on the program. stay tuned. joining the panel today, we have commentator and columnist mike santoli with susan ox and with us for more we'll look at this, guy adami. we missed you. >> i missed you guys. nice to be back. >> what have you brought us? >> touring italy. obviously, my homeland. i'm half italian, half sicilian. for folks at home, that understand that distinction, you know what i'm saying. >> i won't profess so. we look look forward to your insights on the italian banking sector and pepperoni pizza. we have a strong rally and are

i'm kelly evans. >> i'm mike santoli. >> welcome. >> market yo-yo'g. a steady climb higher over a few weeks. look at whether crude short rally is already over. >> merger monday. a boost on the $14 deal of medivation. we'll look at whether other names in the space could be takeover targets coming up. >>> donald trump has big-name investors advising the campaign and now details if think oar putting their money where their mouth is. >>> we have got the lawyer behind a controversial lawsuit accusing morgan stanley of mismanaging the employees' 401(k) plans and rippling through the industry. he's going to join us after the bell. be sure to stay tuned for that. >>> adding to the bearish sentiment is last week's rig count showing u.s. oil producers added rigs. >> right. ra raising concerns of supply online. let's bring in ed war morris and halima kroft. you know, a lot of talk about how the latest move, whether it's the 20% decline, the 20% bounce, 9% up in wti crude last week, has been mostly about investor positioning, is that the case or are we seeing real

i'm sara eisen in for kelly evans. >> welcome aboard. i'm bill griffeth. a record setting day on wall street earlier. s&p and nasdaq both hit intraday records just not right now. we've got one money manager saying that the u.s. is still the best place to invest and she'll explain why coming up. >> dow component disney set to report after the bell. bringing you the numbers as soon as they cross. plus, a first on cnbc interview of disney chairman and ceo bob iger. >> it's been a year since sounding the alarm on espn and the stock tumbled as a result. >> a modest growth number. that's the word. >>> meanwhile, speaking of modest growth, coach shares under pressure after they mis d ed slightly on revenue and sales. they're in the midst of a turnaround and ceo joins us in a an exclusive interview here at the new york stock exchange. talk to victor luis about the relatively new strategy. >> i thought you were going to say new handbags. >> that, too. i'm sure you'll be interested. maybe bring you some. not a reversing course and we'll talk about this. >> certainly

i'm kelly evans. on wall street, the s&p and nasdaq within reach of new highs and just below the levels. s&p about 3 points below the all-time high of august 15 of 2190. nasdaq at 5260. the dow about 100 points away from 18,636, the record close of august 15th. tesla announced last hour making new versions of the model s and x vehicles, the shares take a look. up about .7% today. off the highs. we will have more details from this announcement and from analysts expect coming up. mike santoli is back with us for the hour and rob cox, breaking news. welcome. steve grasso will join us off the floor in a moment. but, you know, again, even though the action is not huge, it's significant. i mean, we are near all-time highs in the indexes, nasdaq included, you know, i don't know if that makes it tougher for people and can't deny there's been strength in the market. >> one way of looking at it, the market is not letting you in. if you thought it was going to hold and waited for a better entry point, it is not

i'm kelly evans. a down day here on wall street. bigger than we have seen in some time. how we finish up the session. dow up 62 points to close below 18,500. remember that old time closing high is 18,636 earlier this month. about 15 points off its high, nasdaq down 42, worst performer today. 5217 is closing level there. it is going to be another busy hour for earnings here. julia boorstin will give us numbers from hewlett-packard. we will see you in a moment. back with us for the hour is mike santolli. >> little bit of pressure right from the jump this morn aeng i do think that weakness in health care, biotech in this widely held area. just general rhetoric around pharma pricing. seems like the stocks completely dependent on especially pharma comes down. for now people think it is just too calm for too long. >> we will have more on the epi pen story in a bit but again a market where it didn't seem like anything was out of sorts this morning but finally here more of a decided move to the down side. >> yeah, oil and vix are the biggest moves we saw. s&p is on its 33rd day

i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> i'm mike santoli on a day when the markets woke up a little bit. janet yellen's speech arriving today. right around here. at 10:00 a.m. and then a little bit later, after the markets were rallying a little bit, seems like status quo message, our steve liesman interviewed vice chairman stanley fischer right there and the market went down from there. we'll hear more from steve in just a minute. we'll take you to jackson hole for that. >> we'll come back to that pattern. >>> also coming up, every heart patient's worst nightmare. a pacemaker being hacked. a firm said the devices are particularly vulnerable and carson block is betting against st. jude. joined live by block and the head of the security fim in a few minutes. >>> amazon goes old-school. the giant is opening more brick and mortar stores. will the move pay off for the internet giant? >> we'll find out. >>> mylan shares are taking a bounce. the real outrage should be aimed at the u.s. patent one says. he'll explain coming up. let's begin with fed chief janet yellen's comments in

i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> and i'm in for bill griffeth. what's new for me today? >> oh kudos to them, don't expect any of that down here. you have to wait until the market closes next hour. >> lots of markets on "closing bell." august with a little bit of weakness today due to the drop in oil while it's been a very calm month, september could bring more volatility if history is any guide. we will tell what you to expect coming up. >> donald trump meeting president of mexico this afternoon ahead of tonight's big immigration speech. we're expecting to hear trump speak and we will bring you the comments as soon as we get them and monitor what is happening for you. also take a closer look at mexico's economy and speak to the founder of latinos for trump about why he is supporting the candidate. >> and an historic day in brazil. the senate votes to impeach her. we will see what this means for emerging markets coming up. >> and simone manuel the first to win gold in a single swimming event. and what she plan dose next? and we will give you a hin

stay tuned now for the second hour of "the closing bell" with kelly evans and company. kelly. >> thank you, bill. and welcome to "the closing bell," everybody. i'm kelly evans. finishing the day on wall street, everybody. the dow up 187 points. 18,540. just about is your closing level there. the s&p up 18 points to a record high 2182. same for the nasdaq. looks like with the gain of 55 points, high of that. 5221, 1% gain is a record high for that index, too. much more in a moment. also coming up, zika fears in florida are getting worse by the day. how it's impacting the sit's economy and dependent on tourism. we'll hear from the director of miami tour company coming up. let's get right into the market story. joining us on the panel today, kayla tauschi and tim seymour and jeff cleveland join us, as well. stay right there, everybody. first, we get straight to the nasdaq. susan li, how did they do it? >> it was close, kelly. we have a new record close here at the nasdaq. last time we saw a record territory was in july 20th, 2015. we did hit 5223 intraday but we closed a li

kelly evans is there for us right now with the ceo of southern company. kelly, take it away. >> hey, thank you so much. i'm sitting here with tom fanning of southern company as a storm rolls in. >> no kidding. this is a little like the wizard of oz and dorothy. i'm the strawman, maybe, i don't know. >> storms are sometimes utility company you have to deal with all the time, but i want to start off with you today and ask you about tesla's recent agreement to buy solarcity. they say they're creating the green grid of the future. what do you as a utility executive say? >> i don't get it. it doesn't make any sense at all to me. look, there is absolutely a change in what has traditionally been our business model, to make, move and sell energy up to a meter. and we know that because technology is enabling it and customers are requiring it, we're going to move this notion of make, move and sell to the customer premise. this is some of the thinking behind what i think tesla and, you know, solarcity are trying to do. but i tend to think of it not so much as the seg

i'm kelly evans.day here on dow as we recede from closing near all-time highs and still now had the high watermarks recorded about the middle of the month. august 15th, the dow dropping. the s&p down about 3, little bit less than that and the nasdaq down about 5 points to 5212. interestingly, it held up okay but there's pressure on the bio tech, pharma and health care spaces to talk about. coming up, joined first on cnbc by senator amy klobuchar. we'll talk to her about her call for the federal trade commission to investigate the increasing prices of epipens as mike just mentioned. mylan shares suffering from that again today. cnbc's new markets commentator and columnist mr. santoli with us and stephanie link. welcome. cnbc "fast money" trader brian kelly. good to have you on board, as well. >> thank you. >> mike, health care was a best performer in the market an now i think risk of going negative year to date. >> it was a sector i think combination of growth and value and income. people can love it.

i'm kelly evans. the day on thursday on wall street, the you with a slight drop of 2 points there. watch how it settles out and remains the case. s&p looks like positive territory but less than a point. 2164 is the level there. the nasdaq, the outperformer today hung on for a gain of 6.5 points. 5166 is the level. a lot of different cross currents. huge moves from the bank of england this morning, initially stocks rallying and largely faded into the close. oil higher, too, by about 2.5% and waiting on the big jobs number tomorrow and also for more big earnings after the bell today. reporters are standing by for us. susan li on priceline. julia boorstin on activision and josh lipton for linkedin. mike santoli here. hello. manager stephanie link with us, as well. welcome. and cnbc fast money trader guy adami to talk about jack in the box yesterday, guy. >> i was watching you. i was like -- look at kelly giving me a shout out. awesome. so excited. like a little kid. >> they did pretty well there. so that

. >> the ceo of delta will be on and the head of the atlanta fed, all with kelly evans today in atlanta in the 3:00 hour. we got that right. >>> show you transports by the way. there they are. transports are down 2%. >> thanks to delta, maybe. josh? >> yeah. looks like it. >> pete? >> yeah. absolutely it's delta. >> rails, too. >> talking airlines, by the way. >> it's the rails, too. also giving back. the quarters were mixed there as well. union pacific had a good number, and others didn't. the debate is still out, are these stocks about to take off? is coal getting priced into these things and just too many questions. you're seeing profit-taking. >> we thought airlines may be ready for a, some kind of reboot, if you will. do we not think so now? does this make you change your view, or no? >> a lot of things hitting the airlines now. we know about it. easy, zika. talk about europe and all of the issues going on over in europe. some concerns about travel. all of these different elements are right now i think hurting the airlines. hurt them not right now and going forward over the next co

i'm kelly evans at new york stock exchange. >> i'm mike santoli in for bill griffeth.seven years and hovered around the flat line and down a little bit right now entering the final hour of trading. coming up, we'll look at what the rate cut means for the markets and the financials specifically. >> especially. >>> hillary clinton opening up a double-digit lead in the polls over donald trump as a republican presidential candidate keeps stirring up controversy. coming

i'm sara eisen in for kelly evans at the new york stock exchange today. >> happy throwback thursday or something. >> it is. >> it is. >> yes. >> i'm bill griffeth. a record day. we have a record day for stocks. the dow, the s&p both hitting record highs intraday. getting a boost from positive retail earnings this morning and then after the bell tonight, we are going to get a read on high end when nordstrom reports, as well. >>> energy also a big part of the story powering higher today. to the floor of the nymex where it trades for what's behind the big move up. 4% on oil. >> i said my local gas station owner had the ladder out to change the price of the gasoline. doesn't take long. >>> donald trump and hillary clinton both have been talking about their economic plans today. we'll bring you details and get you the plan from a new candidate, independent evan mcmullin will join us live to talk about what he would do to create jobs in this economy. handle regulations, deal with national security issues. we'll talk the gamut of the policy issues of candidates these days. >> and what the cha

i'm sara eisen in today for kelly evans. bill griffeth will rejoin us in a moment.e's how we finish the day and the week on wall street. we pulled back from the record closes on the dow and s&p 500. just barely. modest declines. the dow lower by 38. s&p 500 lower by two 2 points, way less than a percent. the nasdaq, though, check it out, closing positive up 4.5 points a. new record high for the tech heavy nasdaq. with markets reaching new highs and actively managed funds underperforming, are investors better off picking broader funds than etfs? we'll debate that, whether it's the end of the stock picker's market coming up this hour. but joining us for the hour, to talk markets and more, contributor evan newmark. chris johnson. fast money trader steve grasso will be rejoining us in just a moment. the always skeptical evan newmark, what do you make of this? >> are you always skeptical? >> always. >> always. >> a good way to be generally. >> skeptical of the rally? >> yeah. i mean, not -- i don't think there's impending doom here. i just think both the bond markets, eq

i'm sara eisen in for kelly evans at the new york stock exchange today. >> happy throwback thursday oromething. >> it is. >> it is. >> yes. >> i'm bill griffeth. a record day. we have a record day for stocks. the dow, the s&p both hitting record highs intraday. getting a boost from positive retail earnings this morning and then after the bell tonight, we are going to get a read on high end when nordstrom reports, as well. >>> energy also a big part of the story powering higher today.

i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> i'm mike santoli in for bill today.s focus on jackson hole as fed officials begin to speak out ahead of the speech on friday, tomorrowment we'll take you there live. >> mohamed e erian will join us and says central banks are becoming less real haven't. >> getting to be a loud and crowded case being made. >> pressure on

i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> i'm bill griffeth.n an extremely tight range again with so much uncertainty about the future fed hike if that's what the market is trading on and walmart is rallying after did report better than expected earnings and coming up we'll hear from one analyst who is hiking his price target on walmart stock and we'll find out what walmart is doing right now but rivals like target are struggling with at the moment. >> yeah. for su t

i'm kelly evans. >> i'm mike santoli. >> welcome. >> market yo-yo'g.er over a few weeks. look at whether crude short rally is already over. >> merger monday. a boost on the $14 deal of medivation. we'll look at whether other name

i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> happy friday. >> what's -- what's that?op. it's not that evident. i'll bill griffeth he said moving on. stocks are in the red and well off the lows of the session. the dow off more than 100 points. investors continue digesting some rather hawkish officials. the nasdaq in jeopardy of snapping an eight-week winning

i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> i'm mike santoli in for bill griffeth.s hour. we'll see. tesla ceo elon musk set to make a announn announcement this hou. >> up nearly 2%. >>> who says brick and mortar stores are dead? best buy getting a boost on the earnings this morning. up nearly 19%. we'll dig deeper and why it's such a shock to shareholders in a moment. >>> mylan shares falling again today as

i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> i'm bill griffeth.there was a seven-day losing streak? >> that was this narrow? i like 1940 or something. >> no, a year ago right now as a matter of fact. >> oh. >> we had seven consecutive down days. but with stocks at all-time highs, bill gross, remember the bond key, he joins big name investors now saying gold is your best buy right now. and we will talk about whether gold still has room to run. both sides of that coming up. >> now kate spade

i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> i'm mike santoli on a day when the markets woke upe bit. janet yellen's speech arriving today. right around here. at 10:00 a.m. and then a little bit later, after the markets were rallying a little bit, seems like status quo message, our steve liesman interviewed vice chairman stanley fischer right there and the market went down from there. we'll hear more from steve in just a minute. we'll take you to jackson hole for that. >> we'll come back to that pattern. >>> alom

i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> and i'm in for bill griffeth.ay? >> oh kudos to them, don't expect any of that down here. you have to wait until the market closes next hour. >> lots of markets on "closing bell." august with a little bit of weakness today due to the drop in oil while it's been a very calm month, september could bring more volatility if history is any guide. we will tell what you to expect coming up. >> donald trump meeting president of mexico this afternoon ahead of tonight's big im

i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> welcome back. >> thank you. >> i'm bill griffeth. ou can see what kelly general lou rously brought me back from iceland. you shouldn't have. no, really. you shouldn't have. >> i shouldn't have. >> while you were gone, we set some new highs. again today. the dow, s&p and nasdaq all on track to close at record highs. as this market just keeps grinding ever higher. but coming up, we'll hear from somebody who says investors should really brace

i'm kelly evans. >> i'm mike santoli in for grif edge. >> and outrage over the hike is growing in washingtonst 5% today. white house democratic nominee hillary clinton and senate aging committee all weighing in on the eppi pen in the last

i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> and i'm bill griffeth.sterday's record closing high amid hawkish comments or so they seem from fed officials and could be a rate hike as early as next month coming up. we'll talk about how a move by the fed could affect what has been this quiet, unloved bull market we have had here. >> the trifecta yesterday again. record closes across the major averages. shares of hain celestial

i'm sara eisen in for kelly evans. >> welcome aboard. i'm bill griffeth.ing day on wall street earlier. s&p and nasdaq both hit intraday records just not right now. we've got one money manager saying that the u.s. is still the best place to invest and she'll explain why coming up. >> dow component disney set to report after the bell. bringing you the numbers as soon as they cross. plus, a first on cnbc interview of disney chairman and ce

i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> i'm wilfred frost to be here. your holiness. that later. financials which have been struggling this year leading the way. we'll have more on what's behind that move coming up. >> a report saying apple will be hit with a tax bill over in europe. details on that story and what apple is doing to fight it, coming up. >>> help wanted at the big banks. why it's more difficult to fill those jobs and how changes in

i'm kelly evans at new york stock exchange. >> little early for happy hour, isn't it?eth. wide swings, although not that wide, since the july meeting, showing some officials believe that a rate hike may soon be needed but most members agree that more economic data are needed before making -- alert the media. >> haven't we heard this? >> yes. disappointing sales from target and lowe's this morning

evan. >>> >> kelly: let the had you not begin. gator swing. >> it gets exciting when you gator in the lines. >> mark: it's not always fun and games, though. we follow these gator had you not hunters as they make the ultimate catch. >>> a look at the challenges that thousands face tonight following this deadly storm. paul, what's going on? >> paul: 35 inches of rain in some spots in louisiana. we had storms near the coast and a quiet night. some incredible photos coming up in florida, it used to be that if a child, a senior or one of our four legged friends was trapped in a hot car so i fixed the law to make sure we are all empowered to rescue those who can not rescue themselves. that is the least we can do. after all the love they give. dana young for the florida senate. a return to common sense. some of the worst flooding since hurricane katrina has forced >> mark: some of the worst flooding since hurricane cat treen forced hundreds from their homes. the death toll remains at 6 but deployed 15 volunteers already today, and they'r

evans. cbs 4 kelly werthmann on that scene. kelly a wild crime. was anybody hurt? >>reporter: thankfully jim. luckily no police officers or bystanders were hurt in this morning's chase. authorities want to find the man who stole truck from this parking lot. a man police describe as dangerous. >> it happened like that. >>reporter: this is where it all began. denver police trying to stop someone for narcotics near this motel 6 off peoria ends up colliding with their suspect. >> the diver failed to stop. >>reporter: using this black truck the suspect rammed into off. >> still southbound he's probably doing about 70. >>reporter: while chasing the stolen truck from lakewood, officers lose sight of the suspect. minutes later a woman realizeed her white truck is missing. >> she came out to get in her truck to get something out of her truck and her truck was gone. >>reporter: surveillance video from a liquor store near holly and evans shows what happened. the suspect abandons the black truck then manages to get inside and steal this white one in less than 60 weekend. >> al