i'm kelly jones a refugee officer with homeland security, and there's a lot of discussion of -- by dismantling militias, and both of you spoke about problems with the militias and if there were a vote people would vote militias in and the ways in which they are currently connected to the government and could you address the -- how to address these problems when trying to dismantle militias in the future? try to keep it brief. >> we'll go back to there. >> good morning, i'm with the rand corporation here in washington. going back to ken's first question about prime minister's programs that he's advocating for and support for them, rather than focus on what the u.s. can do i wonder given that the political forces currently in baghdad seem to be successfully holing down the implementation, what will be the catalyst to see that there's more support for these programs being actual implemented in the future? >> all the way in the back there. >> i want to know the situation for the christians in iraq and mr. governor, he mention eded a little bit about. i want to know if they are safe and secure in t

i'm kelly jones, with homeland security. there's a lot of discussion of dismantling militias and both of you spoke about problems with the militias and if there were a vote you would be voting militias in the ways in which is the militias are currently connected to the government could you address how to address these problems when trying to dismantle militias in the future? tried to keep it brief. >> we will go back there. >> good morning. jason campbell with the rand corporation in washington. going back to the first question about prime minister abadi's programs he's advocated for and to support for them, rather than focus on with your skin to i wonder, given that the political forces currently in baghdad seem to be successfully holding down there and the mentation, will be the catalyst to see that there's more support for these programs being factually limited in the future? >> take one all the way in the back. >> i want to know the situation for the yazidis and christians in iraq. image on the bit about. rafe don't even

i'm kelly jones a refugee officer with homeland security. there's a lot of discussion by dr. rafe of dismantling militias and both of you spoke about problems with the militias and if there were a vote people would be voting militias in and the ways in which the militias are currently connecting to the government and could you address how to address these problems when trying to dismantle militias in the future. tried to keep it brief. >> we'll go back to there. >> good morning. i'm jason campbell with the rand corporation. going back to prime minister al badi's program i wonder given that the political forces currently in baghdad seem to be successfully holding down their implementation, what will be the catalyst to see that there's more support for these programs being implemented in the future. >> take one all the way in the back there. >> i want to know the situation for the yazidi and christian in iraq. mr. governor, he mentioned a little bit about. mr. rafe don't even talk about. i'd like to know if it's safe and secure in the future or we are gone from the region. than

i'm michelle caruso-cabrera, in today for kelly evans. dow jonesial average, strong rally throughout the session, right? we opened higher this morning and stayed high throughout the session. the dow higher by 265 points the s&p higher by nearly 28 points, 1 .3%. >> let's bring in today's panel. we have evan newmark, kay kelly. and mike santoli from yahoo! finance. mike santoli, let me start with you. the consensus explanation for today's rally is the employment report was good enough but not so good that we were definitely going to see a rate hike next month. you agree with that? >> i pretty much do yes. it was a relief that we didn't see the trend erode in the underlying fundamentals of the economy past the winter months. basically right on trend that we've been on in terms of monthly job growth for a long time now. that being said, the market rally was over by 10:00. it raised basically repriced it up 1.5% on all the indexes and we sat there. it wasn't so much about people changing their minds it was saying it could have been worse. let's reprice

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we're looking at all 30 components of the dow jones industrials average, 15 are up 15 are town right now. mcdonald's the best performer today, kelly2.6%. walmart with that disappointing earnings report is the big drag down 4.5% right now. >> a lot of retail disappointments. dominic chu is keeping an eye on the market movers. >> mcdonald's it's back up to the $100 mark. we'll start off with a look at dick's sporting goods. it took a hit after reporting a drop in quarterly profits. those shares down 5%. red robin posting a huge earnings. the burger chain said that earnings did beat and it was helped along by lower labor costs among other things. those shares up by 15%. vodafone shares are sinking. those shares down by 2.5%. then finally apple the biggest company in the world according to the "wall street journal" apple dropped plans to make a 4k television set more than a year ago. karl icahn reiterated his bullish view on apple right here on cnbc today. he has made what some estimates are over $3 billion in profits since he started buying that stock two years ago. karl icahn making those comments right here on cnbc. what can be cat

kelly evans. here's how we're finishing the day on wall street also the week and the trading month. the dow jonesustrial average really doing down on the close there. we had a rebalancing, we have the concentration in the final trades as well. just below 18,000 the closing level there. the s&p down 13 daz knack down 28. moving substantially higher in fact, as jackie toll us earlier, we're looking at a close for the session that was above 06 bucks. more bullish talk among the hopefuls that will potentially see more breakouts to the up side. that remains to be seen. a 4.5% move today. this was the final trading day of the month. that strategy doesn't seem to apply for the month anyway. dom chu. >> it's an interesting move overall. may ended up being not quite as bad as some people thought it was going to be. as we take a look at the major indices, the dow closed up. the s&p in that same ballpark about 22 points overall for the month. you can see here the nasdaq composite, a lot of that deal driven, hot specters in technology biotechnology, semiconductors nasdaq composite up by 2.5%. as we drill dow

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kelly evans. let's kick off with noting a couple of record highs for the indexes. how we're finishing up this monday with the dow jonesi believe that we can show it in record territory at the close. there we go. 23-point gain. 18,296 as it's settling out. looks for the high water -- to be the high water mark. s&p up to 2129. doubling that was the nasdaq up 0.6%. 5,078 is the level today. let's go to kate kelly and john ford. welcome. with us with more is fast money trader guy adany. joining us off the session. guy, let me start with you. what do you make of the record highs? >> good to see you again. what do i make of the record highs, everything is holding in like it needed to do. let's look at the russell quickly. bob talked of the transports. because there was a 120 1/2 level and we talk about that in the prior weeks. it bounced off, that's a good sign. the transports doesn't want to bounce above 155. that's the bad news. but the good news it's not crashing through it. glass half full on that account. the fact that the bond market got crushed today but the equity market didn't which is different than some of the th

play inside and out, one being brad jones whom they just sign from the packers but this hicks kiddies another demeco ryans type player, leader on the field which chip kelly loves. >> i was hoping they were going to pick up michael kendricks brother. >> eric from ucla. >> he went in the second round and they got rowe. it is interesting because hicks was a lot of people thought went way too early and chip may have reached on him. >> what grade do you give chip now that it is all over. >> i would give it a b, i like the rowe pick a lot. it looks like he will step n agholor, he will be a jeremy maclin type player. the rest though you only had three picks after the fifth round. >> here's the thing, you never know about those guys at the end. >> it is successful draft because they pick up jacorey shepherd. >> yes. >> he went to kansas. >> yes. >> for the the first time in a long, long time. >> so excited. >> your tigers, we had to send him to kansas city. >> because you got cheaper version, that is all. >> and then, undrafted players, did we pick up a bunch. >> they pick up 15 or 16 of them. you hope you can sort of strike gold with one of those players. it tu

kelly evans. it looks like we've got some new highs for the index. let's see how we finished up the session on wall street today. the dow jonesaverage needed a level of 18,312. didn't quite get there. we're about 22 points below the high that was notched on may 19th. the s&p 500 looks like we're going out at a new high. actually correct. a record close here. the nasdaq just shy -- a little bit more rare for the nasdaq which hasn't hit a closing high since april 24th. not quite enough to get there, closing at 5090. courtney reagan has the numbers. >> gap is reporting its first quarter results with earnings coming in at 56 cents, exactly in line with what analysts had been expecting. gap reaffirming its range of $2.75 to $2.80. we already knew gap's revenue of $3.66 billion for the quarter compared to analysts' estimates of $3.75 billion, we also already knew those comparable same store sales down 4% because remember gap does still report on a monthly basis for those comparables and the revenues. kelly, back to you. >> all right, courtney. more retail earnings to come. but for right now, let's look at the gap reaction after hou

jones industrial average and other major averages. the ceos of td bank and wells fargo coming up on the second hour of "the closing bell" with kelly evanstomorrow. [ closing bell ] >>> thank you, bill. welcome to the "closing bell." i'm kelly evans. the dow closed down about 36 points. the s&p giving up 2 1/2. nasdaq down 8 off that record high close we saw yesterday. let's bring in today's panel. we have more earnings on tap. michael santoli. "fast money" trader steve grasso will join us off the floor in a moment. jim lowell. michael, record high for the nasdaq yesterday. today we are talking a little bit about the chip names and whether they might be at the top here. how do you read the trend line? >> i think you have to look very closely at today's action to anything that changes the story of just a stalled market. yes, you'd like to see semi-conductors build off that merger news. but really not telling you much because from day to day there's really not a lot of a thread being pulled through. >> seems like we've been in a holding pattern for most of the year. i hate to spoil all of the excitement over here. but it is interesting bec