i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> i'm bill griffeth. how many people understand the new health care proposal. anyone? anyone? >> trying. everybody is. trying. >> meantime, the stock market doing not a lot. the dow, the s&p in jeopardy posting a first back-to-back decline since the end of january. all three of the major averages are in danger of closing lower for the fourth time in the last six sessions. >> the big story on wall street and in washington is the new house republican plan to replace obamacare. the bill facing resistance especially from some republicans but coming up we'll hear from one congressman who's also a physician who does support the bill. >> plus, after a big rally last year, oil prices have declined

stay tuned now for the second hour of "closing bell" with kelly evans and company. ekend, kelly? >> thank you, bill. welcome to "closing bell", everybody. i'm kelly evans, finishing up the day, the week, the month, and the quarter. the dow dropping 66 points on the bell, pretty much near the lows of the session, down a third percent today, and, again, a drop from 66, the blue chips, the s&p 500 down a quarter of 1%, turning a little bit lower there just into the close, down about five points. nasdaq, unfortunately, turning lower because if it had closed higher above 59.14, that's another record high for the index that absolutely led the way in the first quarter with a gain of 10% in the first tree months of the year. the russell 2,000 today managed to close higher, quarter percent gauge of 1385 for the blue chips. record closing highs now, all reported on march 1 so all the gapes came in the first two months of the year. what do amazon, bank of america, nike, and deny's have in common? they have stationed with teams in the ncaa final four tournament. coming up, the n

i'm kelly evans.on wall street today because if you look at the dow it is lower but every other average was higher for most of the session. as we look at things here on the close, the dow dropping 40 points, 20,660 is your level, dropped about a fifth of 1%. s&p adding a few points, moved higher through the session. the nasdaq up more than a third of percent today, russell up about that much. the nasdaq putting up fourth straight gain. apple and samsung trading at highs today. according to axios it is going public. we're going to talk to the journalist that broke that story today as people talk about the ipoest heating up. we have senior markets commentator and columnist michael samtoli. guy dominic checks in. and daniel hughes is here. welcome, everybody. michael, what was with, you know, dow going one way, everyone else the other today? >> yeah, it was obviously -- i mean kind of around the flat line. i think net it was positive, the broad market. if you look at equal weighted s&p, that was up about

. >> kelly evans with us also at post 09 a friday.p on track for another day of gains following that hugely successful market debut yesterday, up about 17% a few moments ago. our parent, nbcuniversal, investing $500 million in snap during the ipo, as the markets look to cap off a sixth straight week of gains. we have not had back-to-back days of losses since the end of january. ggv capital's managing partner glen solomon, wells fargo chief portfolio strategist brian jacobson join us to talk about the markets. brian, and snap specifically, as this starts to clearly roll into some retail hands, what does that mean for tech and for overall sentiment? >> well, i certainly hope that a successful ipo is a harbinger of further successful ipos. you know, you saw a decline in ipo activity last year because of market volatility, so maybe we'll see a little bit more activity for 2017. for the tech sector as a whole, i think that it shows that people are still optimistic about the outlook. obviously, you can't extrapolate what's going on with one

i am kelly evans. down session on wall street. 20, 30 points and we ended up at the lowest down 80 and closed down 69 today. that's a 30% drop. 21k is receding further into the rearview mirror. at the s&p, the broad index down .25%. 2363, a drop of more than five points. russell 2000 dropping to 1366. the nasdaq bucked the trend, though. it actually closed in the green, up just a little bit less than .1% today. 5837. that's the third straight day of losses, meantime, for the dow and for the s&p. coming up this hour, we've got two rare interviews. diane greene, the head of google's cloud business and alphabet board member. she'll join us from the google cloud next conference. tesla's chief technical officer, jb straubel, will join us from the site of tesla's latest energy project in hawaii. >> we have cnbc senior markets commentator michael santolli and equity portfolio manager kelly link. and senior vp liz anne saunders checking in as well. welcome, everybody. you know, mike, it's like we were just talking about how should we desc

i've kelly evans. >> i'm bill griffith. this is one to write about in your bullet journal tonight. >> that's a very on-trend reference. >> thank you so much. >> if we hadn't had the one down session for the dow a couple days ago we would be up 14 in a row. the fact that we're up this much after being up for so many -- it's unbelievable. >> stocks soaring after the president's address to congress last night. we'll go over what he said that has investors so excited today. up 350 points. 12,000 f 21,000 for the first time ever. we passed 20,000 35 days ago. it was january 25th. >> seems like calendar days? >> i guess. i don't know. >> it's been so fast. >> it's very fast. >> the quickest one ever, was it 21? it was back in the '90s. we have dow components like apple, home depot, 3m and visa trading at record levels. financials leading the rally. goldman, jpmorgan and wells fargo hitting all-time highs. >> $3 trillion of wealth has been created in the stock market since the election. we'll talk about whether there are still opp

i am kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> i'm bill griffith. a busy day. we're following four key stories at this hour and will do so over the next couple of hours. here in the u.s., president trump meeting with the congressional black caucus behind closed doors. we could get comments from the president within the hour. also on capitol hill, there are last-minute efforts to garner support for the gop health care bill before tomorrow evening's scheduled house vote. >> yes. if it happens. overseas we are watching for new details on the fatal london attack that's put the entire parliament area on lockdown and of course the market reaction to all of these stories as we follow them into the close. >>> let's start, as you see the dow down 15 points with the latest developments on the health care reform package. as it stands, kayla tausche is in washington with the latest. >> opponents of the health care bill are facing just about 24 hours before the vote is expected to happen on the american health care act. first you have the president hosting the majority whip

i'm kelly evans. here's how we're finishing up on wall street.l the bell but it dropped 7.5 points. 20,907 is the level for the blue chips. the s&p 500 dropping about 1/5 of a percent. 2373. nearly five-point decline. the nasdaq looks like it managed to stay positive. earlier in the session it actually hit an all time intraday high, 5912. so the nasdaq has been out performing the other averages the last couple of weeks. the russell has been doing the opposite, under performing down half a percent drawing some attention in the wall street journal about the way small caps have lagged so far this year. 1384 is your level there. again, fourth straight day of gains for that nasdaq. apple today hitting all-time high. we'll have more on all of this in a moment. uber's president is leaving just six months on the job. how could the brain drain affect the private market valuation? we'll talk more about that coming up. >>> joining me on the panel today, cnbc's market columnist michael santoli, sarah ketterer along with deutsche bank strategist larry adam. w

stay tuned now for the second hour of "the closing bell" with kelly evans. thank you, bill. welcome to the "closing bell", everybody, i'm kelly evans, a rebound on wall street. first, the numbers on the close. the dow up 150 points. that puts it just above 20,700. i'll watch things as they shake out, but look at percentage gauge gains with the dow, s&p, and russell, nearly exact for the averages. nasdaq lagging a bit, but, again, the s&p adding about 17 points, and the nasdaq closing at 5875 today, and the russell up about 10 points. 1367 is the level there. the dow transports, up, by the way, 162. much more on this big comeback rally in a moment. republicans, after pulling the obamacare replacement bill last week, coming up, the ceo, toby cosgrove joining us for what it means for the business of health care, the stocks hit by this, and joining our panel today, cnbc commentator and procolumnist, and reuters breaks news, so, welcome everybody. mike, this morning, losing streak since 1978. what changed? >> built slowly. that consumer confidence number knocked l

i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> i'm bill griffeth. how many people understand the new health care proposal. anyone? anyone? >> trying. everybody is. trying. >> meantime, the stock market doing not a lot. the dow, the s&p in jeopardy posting a first back-to-back decline since the end of january. all three of the major averages are in danger of closing lower for the fourth time in the last six sessions. >> the big story on wall street and in washington is the new house republican plan to replace obamacare. the bill facing resistance especially from some republicans but coming up we'll hear from one congressman who's also a physician who does support the bill. >> plus, after a big rally last year, oil prices have declined 1% so far in 2017. we'll get the outlook for crude oil prices. we'll hear exclusively from the secretary general of opec himself coming up this hour. >> and don't miss our exclusive interview with the ceo of chevron, john watson on everything from oil prices, to deal making to the future from the energy giant's dividend

i'll kelly evans at the new york stock exchange.ky mark wahlberg who you're hearing from making a big deal on at&t. more after the bell. >> i'm pill frwill fred frost. intel making a big move into the self driving car space. $15 billion with mobile eye. drop more than 2%. we'll look at what the company needs to do to convince investors that it's a good move. >> intel's weakness, one of the reasons the dow's down 19 points. return of the bank tax. dave camp, he'll join us exclusively coming up to talk about whether his controversial bank tax plan could return to washington as part of tax reform. no good vibrations there. >> president trump meeting with his cabinet as we await the congressional budget office score of the gop. kayla tausche is at the white house. >> will fred, it is the first meeting. the thing about this meeting is that there will be four empty chairs. four positions that have yet to be confirmed by the senate. the secretary of agriculture, the director of national int intelligen intelligence, labor secretary and u.s.

i'm kelly evans on this friday on the new york stock exchange. >> happy friday. i'm bill griffeth. jobs or tax reform? we're going to look at what's really driving these markets as the dow struggles to hold on to some gains that we saw earlier this morning. >>> new data shows $2 trillion added to house held net worth last quarter. we'll tell you what's behind that move higher. >>> and a new move shows amazon's alexa could eventually add $10 billion to the online retailer's revenue stream. the man behind that report will join us to explain a little bit later. >> that's some real money. >> yeah. >>> let's start with the jobs report and the latest out of washington. another busy day there. steve lease man is there at cnbc headquarters and eamon javers is at the white house. >> the president's team taking strong for the 235,000 jobs added in february even though it came just a month into the trump presidency. >> reporter: i think it was a perfect number. right exactly where it needed to be. our jobs plan and our jobs creation and bringing jobs back to america is going exactly the way w

stay stay tuned for the second hour of "closing bell" with kelly evan and company. kelly. >>> thank you bill. welcome to the "closing bell." i'm kelly evans. here's how we're finishing up on wall street. the dow going out not with a gain but almost there. slight drop of a point. see if that changes as things settle out. leaves us with 20,100 just by about that point. now the s&p 500, managed to gain a little bit less than a point on the close, the nasdaq was slightly more positive up 0.1%, to 5870 the russell 2,000 no remember near it, 1393. a mixed session overall to close out what has been a banner week when the dow did close above 21,000 for the first time we had the 300-point rally on wednesday. >>> commerce secretary wilbur ross joining "squawk box" for his first interview since officially joining the administration. he tackles everything from nafta to the peso and export/import bank. larry kudlow weigh this is on what the secretary had to say and how trade is shaping up so far under the president. now joining me on the panel today we have cnbc's senior markets

i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> i'm bill griffeth. financials have been one of the leading sectors. president trump meets with ceos and find out what they discussed today. >> here's a name you may not have heard in a while. jon corzine taking the stand in a trial over who is responsible for the firm's 2011 bankruptcy. we'll take you live to the courthouse. >>> but first investors have been waiting for more details on corporate tax reform, but before they can get to that senate majority leader mitch mcconnell said today congress needs to resolve health care reform. listen. >> i think finishing on tax reform will take longer, but we do have to finish the health care debate, up or down, win or lose, before we go to taxes. >> kayla tausche is on capitol hill with whether the gop leadership's plan to repeal and replace obamacare is gaining any traction. i think they got it through committee, didn't they? >> yeah, after 28 hours, bill, it got through the energy and commerce committee. that wrapped up a few moments ago. health care is the fi

. >>> hello, happy monday, and welcome to the closing bell, i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> that's the video i thought he'd pick. i should have known, though. brian sullivan, i figured, monster trucks, should have known. i'm bill griffeth. comeback for stocks this morning, selloffs this morning, the dow down 183 points at its low on the heels of the gop health care bill pulled from consideration friday afternoon. questions now about tax reform and even potential government shutdown. we'll look at whether the trump trades in place since the election are still worth pursuing right now. >> yeah. the hospital stocks are getting a pop today again. we got someone who says although obamacare is staying, some of the names are in trouble. she'll explain which ones. >> first on cnbc interview, chicago mayor and former white house chief of staff rah rahm emanuel live from the nasdaq market site to ring the closing bell in the next hour. but we begin with this market turn around and washington's turn, the pivot to tax reform. bob pasani at the stock exchange. bob -- >> we have had a

let's get right now to kelly evans live at the new york stock exchange with a special guest that is notputer. kelly. >> thank you, brian. that's right. i am now joined by ibm ceo ginni rometty live from their cloud conference in las vegas. if i may, thank you for being here. >> thank you, kelly. >> i want to begin before we get into all of the flurry of announcements lately, including the announcement about at&t today, to ask you a little bit about what's happening in these markets. you were just with the white house on friday. we know you're on the president's business advisory council and can give us a sense as the markets are so worried about whether trump's ayen da, which includes health care and tax reform has stalled and if so is there anything you think the president could be doing about that? >> well, certainly as part of the advisory board, i mean we've been very clear about things like tax reform and the importance of it. and i know when we think about tax reform some of the most important things are to modernize the tax system both from a rate perspective and a territorial sy

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i am kelly evans. here is our finishing up on wall street today.interest rates two hours ago. that might have been good enough for a record close here, almost for the nasdaq. didn't quite get there. 1500 on the dot. .75 of 1% gain. we're about four points shy of the new record on the bell. russell 2000 small caps the best performer up 1.5% to 1382. 30 points off their record high. s&p 500 up to 2384. 11 points offer their record high. dow jones industrial average 20,947. that's about 60 points away from the dow's closing high. we'll have much more on the reaction across markets to the rate hike in a moment. former fdic chair sheila bair joins us to discuss the day's discussion and how bank regulations could further impact the sector. joining me now michael santolli. diane swonk. daniel hughes here with us and so is jeffrey cleveland. welcome. duri janet yellen weighed in on how trump's fiscal policy changes could affect the fed's monetary policy. take a listen. >> we recognize that there is great uncertainty about the timing, the size, the characte

i'm kelly evans. another down session today on wall street.ersistent over the last several days. the dow dropping another 44 points. that brings us to 20,837. bigger declines relatively speaking. both are down 1/3 of a percent. 2365 and 5856 are your levels there. the russell 2000 small caps down more than half a percent. 1362. transports also getting hit. airline stocks in particular today on concerns about winter storm stella. that's despite the drop in oil prices that we also saw today and was a major story. >>> coming up former spirit airlines ceo ben baldanza talking about how this weather could weigh on a company's bottom line. joining me michael santoli and scott ren checks in from wells fargo investment institute. i'll get to you in a moment. we want to get to our meg tirrell with a market flash. what's happening? >> reporter: looking at shares of endo international falling after an fda outside advisory committee has voted that the risks of endo's long acting opioid painkiller. this is a drug called opana er. this news coming in from a

i'm kelly evans. >> and i'm will fred frost in for bill griffeth. cholesterol drugs getting clobbered. >> a rare interview with brave warrior glenn greenberg. the biggest investment mistake of his career. >> pus ken sloane since news of the sales scandal broke. >> we made some mistakes. we made some significant mistakes. we've owned up to them and we're making a lot of progress. we apologize to a lot of our stakeholders. we let them down. we are making it right. fixing what was broken and building a better bank. >> more from that interview here. hear his response to criticism over last year's pay rise despite the scandal. that's coming up in my exclusive interview. >>> we begin with the big news out of washington. president trump wrapping up a news conference with the german chancellor. eamon javers has more. >> reporter: hi, kelly. so much to chew over in the press briefing that you saw with the president and the chancellor side by side in the east room of the white house. the president equipping about wire tapping that he and lang merkel have some

i'm kelly evans. mixed session today on wall street.s with the dow dropping 18 points on the bell. the s&p down about 4. now the nasdaq looks like it held on to a small gain, 5900 on the nose appears to be the closing level for that tech heavy index. russell 2000 small caps held on. some dispersion coming back to that in a moment. all of this as mick mulvaney wrapping up a news conference. coming up former omb director jim nussle will join us on president trump's budget blueprint. >>> joining me on the panel, cnbc pro columnist michael santoli. also with us is david katz from matrix advisers and jason braney here from post nine. mike, what do you make? we had a pretty strong session today. they raised rates and arthur cashin said it sputtered out when there's an idea the trump agenda may be stalling. forward momentum. >> that could be kind of a psychological overlay here. i do think that often you get the post fed surges or the spurts of activity. yesterday was very much a grab forex pose sure, -- for exposur. i think you had a lot of t

good to be here. >> kelly evans with us also at post 09 a friday.of gains following that hugely successful market debut

welcome to "the closing bell," everybody, i'm kelly evans. on wall street. banner day for snap, not so much for the broader market which makes that company's debut all the more impressive. dow barely clinging on to 21,000. as things settle out, we'll make sure that's still the case. dropped 115, 115 points today, more than a half percent decline. even though caterpillar had a lot to do with that, the dow outperformed all the other averages. the broad s&p 500 was weaker down .6%. 14 points today. 2,381. nasdaq down to 5,861. russell small caps down 1.3%, 1,395 is your level there. yes, in points term, worst day for the dow since january 31st, the last time we fell more than 14ur 100 points. snap did okay in this environment. company finishing its first trading day higher by 44%, $7.50 gain, to close today at $24.48, after going public earlier this morning. ooel we'll be talking to tom bar lirly, president of the new york stock exchange about what this means. donald trump saying he has confidence in jeff sessions after revealed sessions met twi

jon fortt's here with us along with kelly evans on this friday morning at post 9.s, up 58 points right now. as you might know, the house delaying that key vote to repeal and replace obamacare until later today, debating the issue on the floor at this hour. of course, we're watching lawmakers as we keep a camera shot on the house floor. we're going to be talking about that. we've got keystone going on. the president, of course, delivering his own ultimatum. the cover of the "new york post," guys, is "my way or the highway," as he announces -- >> couldn't resist using that. >> as he announces that to house leadership.

i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> wow. here we go. i'm bill griffeth. this could be it. the house expected to begin voting on the gop health care bill in about 30 minutes. the voting will begin. president trump saying he wants the vote to happen today despite continued reports that there are not yet enough votes to pass it. we are all watching capitol hill. we're watching the white house and the potential market reaction with the dow down right now 70 points at the lows of the session. >> we're going to debate whether a potential failure to send the trump rally into a tail spin. >>> let's get to it. we have team coverage of the house vote. kayla tausche is on capitol hill counting noses and eamon javers is at the white house watching that as well. kayla, what are you finding right now? >> reporter: well, we're doing our darndest to count, bill. while we still are in wait and see mode with this bill, no update on whether it's still happening. the feeling is much like yesterday. this frenzy with leadership hustling over to speaker paul ryan's office. we s

i'm carl quintanilla with kelly evans, mike santoli at the new york stock exchange.ara off today. dow's down 71, we're watching fedex and nike, the ten-year back to 2.38 and change, and the president meeting with the house freedom caucus on health care at 11:30. >> our roadmap begins with the trump rally fading. stocks are pairing their early losses after suffering their biggest one-day fall since the election. >> retail wrecked sears stocks getting hit hard after doubts about ability to stay in business. >> and nike under pressure, outlook weak as well. competition in the strong dollar weighing on that company. >> breaking economic data this morning to start the hour. let's get to diana olick. diana. >> existing home sales down 3.7% to a seasonally adjusted annualized rate of 5.48 million units. that's a miss. the street was looking for 5.55, sales still up 5.4% from a year ago, but we're coming off of that very strong january and retreating a bit. what's the problem? no supply of homes for sale. inventory down 6.4% year over year. that is 21 straight months of decl

i'm here with kelly evans and sara eisen once again. >> carl has the day off. at this hour president trump is meeting with the national association of manufacturers. he's expected to make some major announcements on trade today with two executive orders. our ylan mui is in washington, d.c. with all the details. >> reporter: sara, executive orders are focused on rooting out trade abuses designed to put other countries on notice and commerce secretary wilbur ross fired a warning shot on cnbc earlier this morning. >> there are unintended consequences of doing nothing as well. so as to doing something, tough think about it this way, we are in a trade war. we have been for decades. the only difference is that our troops are finally coming to the rampart. >> the first order calls for a review of any country with which the u.s. has a trade imbalance, the biggest one of course is china. they're looking for currency misalignment, over capacity in any industry and perhaps even lax enforcement of existing agreements on the part of the u.s. this review will be due in 90 da

. >>> good morning, welcome to "squawk alley," i'm john ford, and with me, kelly evans and mike santoli. facebook rolling out new camera features on its flagship app. its latest challenge to snapchat. they encourage users to use the in app messenger. this is the fourth time facebook has cloned key snapchat features in the past nine months, watching snap shares now, they are under pressure. how much are they down? almost 5%. let's bring in yousef scali, analyst with cantor fitzgerald. guys, it might seem frivolous on the surface to some folks, this issue of features but engagement especially among this premium young customer going to be key to how these platforms are able to draw advertisers. yousef, what's your take on facebook's move and snap stock's reaction? >> well, i think it's a great move and it is one that we expected. now, the issue is how will it impact the numbers? the last time facebook did something as important it was the middle of last year in june when instagram kind of copied snap and the impacts of that was slowdown in the growth of users and engagement at snap. i thin

our own kelly evans and sara eisen. it's like a month with an extra paycheck.morning to both of you. >> female takeover. >> all right. turning to the big news of the morning, russian president vladimir putin saying he's denying his administration played any role in the u.s. general election and added he's willing to speak with president trump with the appropriate introduction. cnbc europe's geoff cutmore joins us live with the details. hi, jeff. >> reporter: hi, kelly. this was ostensibly an event to talk about the arctic. and so we spent a little bit of time discussing the opportunities for cooperation between russia and other countries in the arctic community like the united states. but in reality i think there was only one question a lot of people wanted answered, so i put it. let's listen. there is a senate intelligence committee hearing as to whether russia has used disinformation to affect the outcome of the last presidential election. >> translator: i knew it was coming to this. i wouldn't really like to have all this positive sentiment while we're discu

jon fortt's here with us along with kelly evans on this friday morning at post 9. dow is slowly adding to its gains, up 58 points right now. as you might know, the house delaying that key vote to repeal and replace obamacare until later today, debating the issue on the floor at this hour. of course, we're watching lawmakers as we keep a camera shot on the house floor. we're going to be talking about that. we've got keystone going on. the president, of course, delivering his own ultimatum. the cover of the "new york post," guys, is "my way or the highway," as he announces -- >> couldn't resist using that. >> as he announces that to house leadership. our kayla tausche's in d.c. with the latest on all this. >> reporter: hey, carl. if a few hours ago, it was the calm before the storm, it now feels like the storm is approaching with members of the house scurrying back and forth, a flurry of activity as people are taking meetings and going back and forth from the floor as we build up to that vote this afternoon. of course, this comes in the wake of what you mentioned, th

if you're just joining us, welcome to "squawk alley," carl quintanilla with jon fortt, kelly evans at post 9. watching the markets, which have been in the red most of the day, actually closer to session highs right now, down 35. a lot's on the agenda -- trump's tax policies, china, oil and health care, all weighing on sentiment as we see another down day for stocks. weighing in on those cracks in the so-called teflon rally is byron wien. byron, good to have you back. welcome. >> it's good to be here. >> i guess let's just take your temperature at large regarding anything you think is most important right now. we're going to watch details out of the uk, so forgive me if i have to interrupt. >> sure. >> but is the locust of activity in your view, on capitol hill? >> well, my view is that the market was due for a correction. the market had gone up almost every day since the election, carl. and it was based on trump being able to implement his pro growth agenda. now, the components of that were a tax cut, dismantling regulation, and infrastructure spending. the affordable care act was not

. >>> hello, happy monday, and welcome to the closing bell, i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchangeve known, though. brian sullivan, i figured, monster trucks, should have known. i'm bill griffeth. comeback for stocks this morning, selloffs this morning, the dow down 183 points at its low on the heels of the gop health care bill pulled from consideration friday afternoon. questions now about tax reform and e

i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> that would make me bill griff fets.apchat, the parent -- the parent snap, soaring again today, up 12%. we have more on what's behind the move and which investors are buying the stock right now. >> airlines are popping on reports that the department of transportation is suspending obama air regulations that would have required more transparency over fees. see gains in the range of one to

ooem kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> i'm bill griffeth. targets. there's confidence, stan fisher, i don't know if you saw this, telling cnbc two more fed rate hikes this year, quote, sounds right. we have more on whether this rally can last. that'll be coming up in a moment here. >> meanwhile, snap shares falls after facebook has a new feature that

. ♪ >>> hi, everybody, i'm kelly evans. >> this is the last hour of the first quarter of 2017.core, tech and health care are the big winners so far this quarter, and financials which were once among the best are now the laggards rs as a matter of fa , as a matter of fact. how to portion yourself. >> president trump expected to sign two new executive orders on

i'm kelly evans of the new york stock exchange. >> what did we decide? h-e-i-? having the worst day in more than a year. about 13 months. what's behind the 5% decline? trying to hold $50 a barrel. >> back to mid-december. >>> broader market in a bit of a holding partner as gop leadership

i'm kelly evans and the new york stock exchange. >> i'm bill griffeth. eight years ago today the s&p hit its low point, 666. discuss that for a while. >> diabolical. >> the market of course has come a long way since then. the s&p right now is around 2375. we'll look at what's behind the pause going on now. >> travel stocks are getting hit as president trump signed a revised executive order temporarily banning travel into the u.s. from six countries. >> snapping its win streak we have the first down day for the hot ipo of last week snap. we have more of what's behind that move today down 8 and 3/4% now. >> td ameritrade clients have been selling for eight straight months. we'll debate if this is the time to sell as the iphone 8 leaks trickle out. >> haven't even seen the 7 yet. we'll talk about it coming up. let's start with president trump. eamon is at the white house. >> reporter: this is a buttoned up white house in light of the signing of the executive order. the president signed it behind closed doors. they wouldn't allow reporters or cameras in when

i'm kelly evans on this friday on the new york stock exchange. >> happy friday. i'm bill griffeth.o look at what's really driving these markets as the dow struggles to hold on to some gains that we saw earlier this morning. >>> new data shows $2 trillion added to house held net worth last quarter. we'll tell you what's behind that move higher. >>> and a new move shows amazon's alexa could eventually add $10 billion to the online retailer's revenue stream.

i am kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> i'm bill griffith. a busy day.llowing four key stories at this hour and will do so over the next couple of hours. here in the u.s., president trump meeting with the congressional black caucus behind closed doors. we could get comments from the president within the hour. also on capitol hill, there are last-minute efforts to garner support for the gop health care bill before tomorrow evening's

i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> no, we're not. i'm bill griffeth.ng higher today, energy and retail. more on what is behind those moves, plus what the brexit negotiations that are getting under way, what they all mean for global investors coming up. >> and today samsung unveiling new galaxy phone. we have the details on how it plans to compete with apple. >> and lulu lemon is rallying. we have a bull and a bear, talking about

i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> i'm bill griffeth.rs waiting for that vote on health care in the house tonight. aren't we all? at this hour we're waiting for speaker paul ryan, he's expected to deliver his weekly news conference. usually it's in the morning on thursdays. now it will be scheduled for about a half an hour from now. the president is meeting with trucking industry ceos at the white house. we're expecting to hear from them coming up in a little bit. we will s

i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> busy day indeed. stocks on track for their worst day of the year so far. and actually the worst day since last october 11. there are concerns about whether president trump and speaker ryan's health care bill can get passed through the house on thursday. that seems to be weighing on investo investors. but you also have the financials, the retail sector and the transports all taking a hit all for different reasons. so we'll have more on what is behind today's selloff. >> and we have a first on cnbc interview with the ceo of ibm on the company's relationship with china and any trade concerns. ginni rometty interview is coming up. >> kayla tausche is on capitol hill. and bob pisani on the floor. and better thrtha coombs at the. they're still trying to convince the freedom caucus? >> this was supposed to be the low hanging fruit and the promise of president trump's pro-growth policies coming to bear depends on what happens this thursday when house republicans are set to vote on the american health care act

i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> i'm bill griffeth.any people understand the new health care proposal. anyone? anyone? >> trying. everybody is. trying. >> meantime, the stock market doing not a lot. the dow, the s&p in jeopardy posting a first back-to-back decline since the end of january. all three of the major averages are in danger of closing lower for the fourth time in the last six sessions. t

i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> i'm scott wapner.to renowned investor howard marks in a cnbc exclusive interview whether he's more focused on fed or fiscal policy. >> investors love the pricey winter coats. shares of canada goose are soaring up 28%. could it go the way of newly public snap chat which just dropped below 20

i've kelly evans. >> i'm bill griffith.n your bullet journal tonight. >> that's a very on-trend reference. >> thank you so much. >> if we hadn't had the one down session for the dow a couple days ago we would be up 14 in a row. the fact that we're up this much after being up for s

i'll kelly evans at the new york stock exchange.king a big deal on at&t. more after the bell. >> i'm pill frwill fred frost. intel making a big move into the self driving car space. $15 billion with mobile eye. drop more than 2%. we'll look at what the company needs to do to convince investors that it's a good

i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> i'm bill griffeth.eading sectors. president trump meets with ceos and find out what they discussed today. >> here's a name you may not have heard in a while. jon corzine taking the stand in a trial over who is responsible for the firm's 2011 bankruptcy. we'll take you live to the courthouse. >>> but first investors have been waiti

our own kelly evans and sara eisen. it's like a month with an extra paycheck.. >> female takeover. >> all right. turning to the big news of the morning, russian president vladimir putin saying he's denying his administration played any role in th

i'm david fab ear long with let me check, kelly evans and mike santelli here at post nine the new yorkalso with us at the yum! brands leader summit in jacksonville, florida. we'll join us shortly with more of her interview with ceo greg creed. we were ekeing out small gains in the s&p, now in the red just a bit. crude also off of its highs of the morning session. it had been up as much as over 1.2%. we got some news to get to regarding ford motor. it's detailing a $1.2 billion investment in three michigan facilities. all of this appears to have already been mentioned in its 2015 contract with the uaw. the breakdown of the investment though is $850 million on an upgraded mish ash assembly plant, a $150 million investment for the romeo engine and $200 million investment for an advanced data center. these in addition to the $700 million investment and 700 new jobs ford announced for its flat rock, michigan, facility, back in january. but again, as has been the case often it seems with corporations of late, they are repurposing previous hiring and investment decisions and bringing them out

i'm kelly evans. >> and i'm will fred frost in for bill griffeth.are interview with brave warrior glenn greenberg. the biggest investment mistake of his career. >> pus ken sloane since news of the sales scandal broke. >> we made some