i am liz claman. fox business open for business because markets around a world are open and trading today including japan, south korea and ukraine which we are watching very closely. despite the fact that progress and militants are refusing to comply with the deal, the russians and ukrainians agreed to vacate what they overtook. the market's showing major sign that investors are optimistic, tensions calm down in the region. the ukrainian market looking at it right now. the u.s. closed up more than 1% day. viking losing a little bit of steam but moving hire. important to note the u.s. is up to 33% so far on the year. all of this news is the focus on to that index ended has been positive for them. not so for the russian market index although it moved higher today, it is finishing a also a nice hop today, 2% for the year.

"countdown" with liz claman starts right now. liz: behind closed doors minutes by minutes. what do they tell us about the fed view of the economy and the jobs picture which will affect the pace of the taper. a fox business exclusive with u.s. labor secretary. and gm some company in the recall nightmare. just when toyota problems appear to be in the rearview mirror the japanese automaker recalls 6 million cars. we will tell you which models and if investors should now think twice about toyota. and hotel room price gouging. has the oracle of omaha fuming. it has a billionaire suggesting a cheaper alternative to your typical motel stay. the impact impact the bottom line and suspected ipo. liz: good afternoon, everybody, i am liz claman. we have the breaking news a rally is underway. you may say this past hour has janet yellen imprint all over it because we just got the minutes from the most recent fed meeting. we know the fed was very concerned the market may misinterpret the intentions on interest rates when in fact the fed wants to print it will keep rates low for some time.

liz claman coming up. wow. liz: okay, so with the market highs.this, melissa, a russian jet buzzed a worship in the black sea. let me tell you, folks, the situation in ukraine, the market still very much looking for a reason to rally. had rallied today on good retail sales numbers but it was down. fox business exclusive with the former deputy state department of economic growth. you know him well from goldman sachs as well, now with the kissinger and associates group. he knows everything about diplomacy and the markets. we will ask him about that and focus on why the markets are falling. the all-important final hour of trading. melissa: liz claman, thank you very much. coming up, soldiers listen up. a new desk may make you more productive. you can never have too much money. [ male announcer ] when fixed income experts... ♪ ...work with equity expert.. who work with regional experts... that's when expertise happens. mfs. because there is no expertise without collaboration. melissa: madmen seventh and final season kicked off last night. the amc dram

adam: liz claman, our friend, she is nearby. liz: all right. i will tell you something right now.eggs show up where you are, you better give them to me. as we prepare for the easter sunday dinner and all of that, we hope you were tuning in. we are watching markets that are open, including ukraine, which, by the way, popped today. adam brought you the keystone news. we are also looking at a very interesting article that is about to come out. why he is not thrilled with what amazon is doing right now. the stock has just done very, very nicely. we need to tell you again as you are preparing, stephen kidd is your man. he is the cofounder of this company that is an internet version of the food network. you have to see all of the things that they are putting up. they are getting tons of venture capital money. we are also going to show how the -- burger is made. adam: it is how a 3-year-old says it. liz claman coming up in just about 10 minutes. thank you very much. the kind of auction you are just itching to be a part of. it is called island. they have been getting the bailout. wait unt

here's liz claman, countdown starts right now. ♪ ♪ liz: what will this last hour of a wild trading weekng us as the markets gyrate again? a tale of two banks. jpmorgan kicking off first quarter bank earnings with a big miss while wells fargo beat. what hints do they provide on citi, goldman sachs next week? buy or sell? are investors failing to recognize the real culprit of this market mess? could it be china? mike holland who sits on the board of directors of the china fund on where the real blame might lie. and smartphone wars continue. samsung galaxy s5 turns up the heat on apple, but don't count out google trying to steal a little bit of the show with a one-time offer for google glass, but at an eye-popping price. count lounge to the close -- "countdown to the closing bell" starts right now. ♪ ♪ liz: good afternoon, everybody, i'm liz claman. breaking news, in just the last 11 minutes the nasdaq has dipped below 4,000, come back just a bit, but the nasdaq under intense selling pressure that has hit a lot harder in the last 31 minutes. it has not dipped below 4,000 since february 5th

in the meantime, "countdown to the closing bell" with liz claman starts right now. liz: the battle for your living room might just heat them up again. google and yahoo are fighting their way in. which stocks will wi when the hardware and content were? it is being called the robin hood of banking fees. they scour your finances looking for ways to cut charges. the ceo here to tell us how it works at fox business exclusive. and hbo go dethroned again. thousands of subscribers rejected with a failed to loaded notice good can they make good with loyal fans and what does it mean for parents time warner? "countdown to the closing bell" starts right now. liz: good afternoon, i am liz claman. breaking news at we had the last hour of trading. in the past 19 minutes the market has tried to scrape off about 50 points from the lows. trying to come back here. it appears at least for the moment it is working. it has failed to bring new direction for stocks. it is all about earning anxiety. if you need proof, look no further than the volatility index down nearly 10%. as it reflects

"countdown to the closing bell" begins with liz claman. liz: the market fumble an early lead and remain touchy at the biotech and tech selloff slam on ipos. and the market debut this year, is the ipo margin back on death doorstep? and what about mn day? who is better to ask the raymond james vice chair are fox business exclusive with fred lane. 21st century race between google and facebook over high-altitude drones. who will ultimately own the sky and how long will it take for them to get thrown into the air to turn a profit from them affecting the stock? our all-star panel breaks it down. and a flash of media titans for sunday night eyeballs. time warner and hbo game of thrones crushing madmen. this battle is only just getting started. who should investors bet on? "countdown to the closing bell" starts right now. liz: the last six seconds the nasdaq went negative and then positive again having a lot of trouble staying above that flatline. good afternoon, everyone. i am liz claman. breaking news, stocks attempting very hard to make that com

"countdown" with liz claman begins. liz: back in the ussr? russian government refusing to back down in eastern ukraine. the u.s. and europe threatening new sanctions. what happens next, and how could it impact your money? former state department here on the diplomatic and economic chess pieces might move next. herbalife under siege. the fbi probing the weight loss company four months. as charlie gasparino first reported, there may be a whistleblower behind the scenes ready to talk. as bill ackman licks his chops, will carl icahn stay with it? our all-star panel breaks it down. and, supersize my feet. --dash i seats. one airline boosting their seats. but for a price. "countdown to the closing bell" starts right now. ♪ liz: folks, we have some breaking news to begin with. good afternoon, i am liz claman. the stocks giving back much of their gains. in some cases a full 50 plus percent amid new concerns of the uk crisis. here is what we know. after an early-morning rally on better-than-expected retail sales, the dow, nasdaq, s&p and russell 2000

melissa: liz claman has some good stuff coming up. liz: our dodgers. what is that about?it is a good story. liz: you have to love the dodgers, but that is an amazing story. yes, tesla, he wants to talk about it amazing story. tesla has busted out with the most amazing announcement saying wheone other car companies took decades to get into china, it says it will be selling cars directly in china in three to four years. forget the fact the average chinese individual does not have 70-$100,000 for a model s, there is a growing middle class. we will talk about the growing potential for tesla and all electric vehicles. melissa: looking forward to it. it is one of the hottest trends in financing but our next guest is putting crowdfunding to work. group financing for system living and the payoff for main street. you can never have too much "money." i've always kept my eye on her... but with so much health care noise, i didn't always watch out for myself. with unitedhealthcare, i get personalized information and rewards for addressing my health risks. but she's still gonna give me

"countdown to the closing bell" begins with liz claman. e an early lead and remain touchy at the biotech and tech selloff slam on ipos. and the market debut this year, is the ipo margin back on death doorstep? and what about mn day? who is better to ask the raymond james vice chair are fox business exclusive with fred lane. 21st century race between google and facebook over high-altitude drones. who will ultimately own the sky and how long will it take for them to get thrown into the air to turn a profit from them affecting the stock? our all-star panel breaks it down. and a flash of media titans for sunday night eyeballs. time warner and hbo game of thrones crushing madmen.

liz claman will take us throughe last hour of trading. what are you watching? se. melissa: we could all go in on it. it'd be like 20 bucks. let me get right to coca-cola, within spitting distance about $3, not exactly spitting distance, but close to a 52-week high right now. the thorn in its side is the wintergreen fund. he is coming onto fox business at 3:00 p.m. eastern to talk about the picks he likes right now. he feels the compensation plan to be voted upon on the 23rd of april is something that will cost regular shareholders a lot of money. coke has some strong comments on what he says. how does he feel? we have not heard from him since the earnings came out yesterday. right here on fox business. do you want to ride in our mercedes? we are going to unveil it for you on fox business and we have a big interview with mercedes-benz usa ceo. this company's stock of 71% year over year. melissa: i was jeep and you are mercedes. thank you so much. coming up, we've talked a lot about the movie industry heading out of california but is hollywood getting ready for co

liz claman is coming up shortly. the dow down 200 points, the market having a tough day. are all over the market is important final hour of trade, we will be running you through everything. the transports which actually looked pretty decent to the big equity movements. but of course we are live at the nasdaq watching everything have been. let's quickly mention we have one of the top strategists when it comes to equities in the world. liz and saunders, the senior vp, 2.25 trillion. we're going to ask her, this is a different kind of selloff. we have seen some real volatility. is she change anything about her investment strategy? we haven't covered, plus gm breaking news. melissa: he was worried about this market, people should be worried about it. coming up, the all-american battle for fast food supremacy moving into risky territory from iran to libya. he will not believe where your favorite burger joints are headed to get an edge. and stephen colbert gets the call to fill some of the biggest shoes in laced night, but is he the right guy to take it from david letterman? tel

liz claman and "countdown" kicks off right now. ♪ liz: how did they know?ebook's sheryl sandberg all dumping some of their company's stock before the nasdaq pullback. but now these high fliers are cheaper. are we in for a rebound, or are worse days ahead? >>> the new wireless revolution, you'll be ultra connected from your home thermostat to your fridge to your car. the man behind skyworks solutions calls it the internet of things tsunami. his company's stock up 65% over the last year. he's joining us for a fox business exclusive. >>> and how many times does your smartphone run out of juice? imagine being able to recharge it in just 30 seconds. the company that

liz claman is next to take you through the next hour of trading. have a lot of work to do today. liz: massive general motors panel talking about breaking news on the class-action lawsuits, looking at amazon like you are, not just amazon pantry but prime everything, numbers come out "after the bell". jean munster is one of the top analysts. coming in to speak with us. why he still has an overweight on the stock, what he expects from the numbers, amazon is a classic. we don't make money but we spend money kind of company and investors still absolutely loved it and the ceo of legion air, this is a company that made wide-body seeds for water bodies, and more comfortable. and the president and ceo of, speaking with us in a fox business exclusive. a 52 week high today. melissa: run, go, go. ronald mcdonald's with a new look but once in about this modern age makeover is making it hard to take him seriously. you can never have too much money. why relocating manufacturingpany to upstate new york? i tell people it's for the climate. the conditions in new york

"countdown" with liz claman starts right now. ♪ liz: billion or elon musk doubles down on the world'sargest auto market. the tesla ceo and founder says electric automaker expects to start building cars in china in the next three to four years. will he scramble to deliver the first model s to the chinese payoff? wall street and main street watching netflix today. not "house of cards," but the earnings report after the bell. all about the number of new subscribers. can netflix fend off amazon and others like hulu and others as well. and it may look like fun and games, but the fight for gaming apps is serious business. $11 billion worth and counting. apple and google battling it out. they're willing to go where they have never gone before in order to win. "countdown to the closing bell" starts right now. good monday morning, everybody, i am liz claman. we begin with breaking news. ford motor company should have a new ceo in place before the end of the year. he is coming, which was expected. you may remember the current ceo alan mulally rumored to be headed over to microsoft for a while,

consumer discretionary, keep your eye on it and you need liz claman to take you through the final hour of trading, countdown starts right now. liz: profiting from the power of the sun. those who counted out solar getting burned as it proves to be a huge winner for sen power, one of the largest solar panelmakers in the u.s.. upwards of 160% over the last year. we will ask the ceo live how he managed to president what is ahead for the green energy industry. surge stocks, 800,000 subscribers and the startup hazmat $60 million in new funding. we sit down with the ceo in a fox business exclusive to talk about expansion plans including the new brick and mortar stores, to make up cable and america's ball and waistlines mean expanding bottom line for the $60 weight-loss industry. one celebrity chef getting in on this cash cow, and if you succeed you win the private chef services of rocco, "countdown to the closing bell" kicking up a good one starting right now. liz: we open with breaking news, we seem to be ramping abandon the last hour of trading no way to sugarcoat it, market taint that news

liz claman is up next. what do you have? >> watching the market's very closely.e just hit session lows. is a sell-off today compared to friday there could be some extreme stresses where we see support levels reached for the nasdaq and russell 2000. it has been a very rough day. we have traders thought in place across the trading floors we are watching everything for you don't look at the metals market but we do see the most bearish numbers since we have seen since the flash crash it is thus serious final hour in the meantime you want to make sure when you have money invested you can hold onto every penny of gains but not if you have hit in fees. the robin hood is coming to the airwaves. working with the guy a distorted google finding all the hidden fees when europe had found his parents were paying hi-fis even though they were highly educated. they will kill your returns. melissa: and captain america obliterates that competition and smashing records as this summer blockbuster movies are starting to come out now you can never have too much money. we will be right

"countdown to the closing bell" with liz claman starts right now. melissa: fed chair janet yellen and richard fisher sounding off as we get the latest report on regional economic positions. and bounce back after the brutal winter? not yet in housing, but stocks score there third game this week? $6 billion surprise and not a good one. that is how much they feel they have to pay legal bills. wiping out the bank's profits last quarter. what can we expect from capital one, american express come morgan stanley and oldman sachs? telling us how it could all impact the bottom line. from mustang to mercedes, ford with the big reveal, limited-edition mustang gt to celebrate the 50th anniversary. mercedes going zero to 60 in less than four seconds with a new vehicle. mercedes-benz ceo tells you how the automaker plans to stay ahead of bmw and audio the was. "countdown to the closing bell" revving its engines right now. ♪ melissa: good afternoon, everybody. just a second or two ago dow jones industrials hit session highs. last hour of trading, welcome to the sh

liz claman and "countdown" kicks off right now. ♪ liz: how did they know?ech execs like facebook's sheryl sandberg all dumping some of their company's stock before the nasdaq pullback. but now these high fliers are cheaper. are we in for a rebound, or are worse days ahead? >>> the new wireless revolution, you'll be ultra connected from your home thermostat to your fridge to your car. the man behind skyworks solutions calls it the internet of things tsunami. his company's stock up 65% over the last year. he's joining us for a fox business exclusive. >>> and how many times does your smartphone run out of juice? imagine being able to recharge it in just 30 seconds. the company that says it has the technology. we'll tell you all about it in roughly the same amount of time it would take to charge your phone. "countdown to the closing bell" starts rig now. ♪ ♪ liz: good often, everybody, i'm liz claman. it is the last hour of trading. straddling the flat line, the dow jones industrials going in and out of positive territory at the moment. we are particularly watc

liz claman is up soon. what is coming up next? liz: i always wanted to be angelina.y in the first to rader. so many reasons. melissa: what is coming up? we watching the markets. in the last couple minutes the nasdaq has started accelerating its losses. keith mccullough has come out with a note looking at screaming warning signals the markets and giving, stay tuned, we will get him on the phone quickly. there is the sector that has scream tire speaking of screaming, 3d printers, we talked about this. fox business exclusive, 3d systems, this stock a, 370% over the past two years. a 3d printing convention in new york, he has brand new printers that are cheap but less-expensive. he feels it is the next new thing, and hewlett-packard jumps in and tries to steal some business, we will continue the high frequency trading battle and discussion here, two taught guests, better market ceo and president. along with charlie gasparino joining us to talk about whether this needs to be banned or regulated or nothing. melissa: sounds like a great show. next up if you are looking for

. >> the last trading day of the week we had liz claman, markets struggling here. >> i love cats.truggling but some power is not. for anybody out there who counted out or dismissal energy, you missed out on making money with power. the stock up 7% but up 160% over the past year, what is going on? suddenly a hot industry again. for some it is lucy e. o tom warner speaking with us live, the second-largest oil company but still very big in both residential and commercial. what is the secret to their success? can your industry spend in the near future without government subsidies? that is important. and the superstar chef rocco, so successful on so many levels and now he is writing, that is not him, the number one best-selling diet book, there he is, a pounded a diet but he has managed to not only do well with books, have 1 bestsellers but restaurants and businesses, some of the clients, it is a good business story from many angles. >> you had me at how the day, summer is coming. i'm going to download that my ipad. thank you so much. live less expensively. taco bell's of scale look, y

here's liz claman, countdown starts right now. ♪ ♪ liz: what will this last hour of a wild trading weekn? a tale of two banks. jpmorgan kicking off first quarter bank earnings with a big miss while wells fargo beat. what hints do they provide on citi, goldman sachs next week? buy or sell? are investors failing to recognize the real culprit of this market mess? could it be china? mike holland who sits on the board of directors of the china fund on where the real blame might lie. and smartphone wars continue. samsung galaxy s5 turns up the

"countdown" with liz claman starts right now. liz: behind closed doors minutes by minutes.y tell us about the fed view of the economy and the jobs picture which will affect the pace of the taper. a fox business exclusive with u.s. labor secretary. and gm some company in the recall nightmare. just when toyota problems appear to be in the rearview mirror the japanese automaker recalls 6 million cars. we will tell you which models and if investors should now think twice about toyota. and hotel room price gouging. has the oracle of omaha fuming.

through this next hour as we watch this trading on this shortened trading week, very important, liz clamang right now. ♪ liz: google shows it is human after all with a major earnings miss, but not a single analyst recommends selling the stock. so is this report just a blip on google's otherwise impressive radar? and what about the future of search and those fruitful dollars? >>> russian president vladimir putin declares he has the right to to use force in eastern ukraine. even as the west threatens russia with new sanctions. russia now turns to its formidable ally, china, for help. will it be enough to bolster russia's economy, and can u.s. investors benefit with a certain exchange-traded fund? >>> and course correction for royal caribbean. the cruise line sending its brand new game-changing ship, the quantum of the sea, from new york to shanghai after a series of mishaps in north america, can the cruise indust

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i am liz claman. the last hour of trading and just moments ago we had the highs of the session, pulled back a bit but you can call it the bad effects, market session highs after the federal reserve announced it will continue the gentle pace of tapering bond buying purchases but the fed reiterated no rate hikes coming for a long long time. dow jones industrials in positive territory for 2014 and on track for a record closing high after the federal reserve latest move to scale back its stimulus. the fed did cut monthly bond buying by another $10 billion now to $45 billion a month. that is exactly what the market expected. federal reserve saying the economy picked up recently since the winter weather and the slowdown. take a look at the latest market reaction, dow jones industrials up 44 points. a few minutes ago during melissa's show it jumped 57 points, the high of the day. right now it is above, this is the number to watch, 16,576. you can see 16,581, it stays above 576, it will be a new record close.

melissa: coming up is liz claman. what should we expect at the top of the hour? the fed's announcement was not exciting, markets look healthy. we will talk to the top fed watcher who has the ear of some members of the federal reserve to talk about what happens next, when we might seek, he will face off with a macro head of u.s. macroeconomics. a very ugly gross domestic product, we are two picks away from contraction. that is disconcerting. what do those guys see? fox business exclusive with the ceo of csx railways. you got to hear what he has to say. forget the fed and the economists out there. he is on the ground doing business. how does it look to him? we have exclusively. melissa: whacks on wax off, self cleaning, that could make going to be, watch a thing of the past. i love this story. you can never have too much money. even when we cross our t's and dot our i's, we still run into problems. that's why liberty mutual insurance offers accident forgiveness if you qualify, and new car replacement standard with our auto policies. so call liberty mutual today. an

. >> count down with liz claman starts right now. >> general motors tanks toughen spite of the run -- recalls, earnings better than expected. $1.3 billion pr nightmare in the rearview mirror? investors give the beleaguered auto maker another chance. a 3d phone, now hbo shows. amazon is full of surprises so get ready for turnings. we will tell you what to look for in the earnings report and whether amazon prime's speed hike will be enough to fire up profit and one airline cruising to new altitudes. hitting a record high after first quarter profit and sales. andrew levy tells us how they are taking on the big boys and managing to give flyers a lot more room in the process. "countdown to the closing bell" starts right now. liz: good afternoon, it is the last hour of trading, stocks of little wishy-washy. some higher and some lower after opening lower this morning. the nasdaq is looking like the biggest gainer. the nasdaq moving higher, being led very much by tech giant apple. if you are watching this yesterday after the bell you know that apple delighted investors. a whole bunch of stuff

i am liz claman. it is the last hour of trading and it could be one again for the record books. and he moved to the upside, even a fraction of a point in the s&p 500 would push it once again higher into uncharted record territory. gaining 3.37 or a fraction of a percent, but either way adding g toward the eighth record day. up 24 points, it is just within give or take 30 points of its record close. that level would make the dow break even for the year. today's gains helped by new optimism about the jobs market. we got the data earlier this morning. adp says customers created 191,000 jobs in march, just shy of expectations, but february numbers revised sharply higher from what had been a disappointing gain of 139,000 jobs revised up to 178,000. the numbers are raising hopes for the labor department march jobs report due out on friday. be watching that very closely, but another sign of an economic fall, factory orders jumped 1.6% for the month of february. now we have wall street grappling with new fallout from the bombshell that claims the stock market is rigged. high-frequency t

i am liz claman. it is the last hour of trading. caution seems to be ruining the day especially now ahead of tomorrow's critical march jobs report. after hitting all-time intraday highs, the dow and the s&p recoiled. you see the dow jones industrials down 22 points, as in the lower by 4 but it is the nasdaq that is worrying us a bit more because earlier today it too was higher by 8 points. it was down 55 points a few minutes ago. you can partly blame a new round of less than thrilling economic news. more americans than expected did sign up for jobless benefits last week. initial jobless claims rising 16,000 to 326,000. we then piled higher and deeper, the trade deficit climbed to its highest level in five months to $42.3 billion in february. that could indicate slower u.s. economic growth. there was a positive note. the institute for supply management services components said the service sector grows did pick up after february's dismal reading but forget it. they're not taking this positively. let's look at shares of barnes and nobl

liz claman has a champac show. what do you have?uld be more stressed if they could not reach me. >> i bluefield nonessential. that is my insecurities. >> the amazon story has unveiled up brand new fire tv gadget we have been reporting on this all day but we have two experts that will talk about the u.n. sources and who should be worried. what about cable? you remember this name? he is the kind of guy who only buy stocks that everybody hates we will tear him up and we will do this my way or the highway which is better for the investor? melissa: i cannot wait. amazon is on fire. it predicts what you want to watch a and accuse it instantaneously we're taking your life to the big defense. you cannot have too much money. i've always had to keep my eye on her... but i didn't always watch out for myself. with so much noise about health care, i tuned it all out. with unitedhealthcare, i get information that matters... my individual health profile, not random statistics. they even reward me for addressing my health risks. so i'm doing fine..

liz claman giving us a preview of what is coming up next. a market basically flat. on you. liz: the swing today. the s&p, we started off so strong. we're going to look at what has brought us to this point where we raced the losses. on top of that, you guys have been talking about this situation with the los angeles clippers. when i say ticket sales, one of the websites that is extremely important when it comes to ticket sales. are there more now because of increased interest or less o int comes to the sales? the founder and ceo. we have the impacts director also a professor at webster university. we will talk to him about the economy of nba, all of the sports and all of the names pulling out now. kia have pulled out. waiting to hear about anheuser-busch. melissa: sainthood for st. john paul, the unbelievable scenes as the crowds packed st. peter's square at the vatican. but it is quite costly. father jonathan morris on just what it takes to become a saint. you can never have too much money. weekdays are for rising to the challenge. they're the days to take care of b

it is sleek, it is sexy, not talking about liz claman. te from 0 to 60 in three seconds? liz can't. we'll take the wraps off this speed demon. it is outside our studio. we're talking about lam georgine any. "first on fox" interview. liz: it is outside. that is beautiful. ♪ all stations come over to mission a for a final go. this is for real this time. step seven point two one two. verify and lock. command is locked. five seconds. three, two, one. standing by for capture. the most innovative software on the planet... dragon is captured. is connecting today's leading companies to places beyond it. siemens. answers. liz: pro-russia protesters openly defy the ukrainian government's deadline to lay down their arms. dozens of armed men storming yet another police station in the eastern part of the country and the escalating crisis in ukraine is spooking the markets. look at this. when headlines crossed today that a russian fighter jet made multiple close range passes near an american navy warship over the weekend, u.s. stocks immediately fell fr

fox business will have that when it happens, but in the meantime, good afternoon, everybody, i'm liz clamane head into this last hour of trading, stocks have mostly turned negative, and this morning's gains now a distant memory, but what a swing we've seen. for the nasdaq alone it's been a 90-point swing, 9-0. new selling in tech shares pulling down the nasdaq which had been up at one point by 36 points. right now you see it's losing about 26 points or two-thirds of a percent. dow jones industrials was at one point up 187 points. it was also down earlier by about 49 points, so, again, a huge swing there of 187 points. right now at the moment it's the only green on the screen we see, up 22 points. what a level, right? the key, 16,500 level, we're now well below it. s&p 500 also moving lower by just three points, that's a lot better than it looks because it's seen a 26-point swing today at one point up 14, another point down 13. huge weight on the nasdaq is the internet giant amazon. take a look at shares. it might not look like they're tumbling that much, three and a third percent, but the n

liz claman is here to wrap up the last trading day of the week. liz, are you there?lad my husband is not like brian. i love brian. oh, man my husband was right there. i was the worst 24 hours later. i needed help. are you kidding? melissa: there you go. to each his own. >> okay, brian. lucky you and i aren't married. brian and i have a thing. we're always fighting on the air together. if you look, the market is fighting right now with the bears. take a look at the nasdaq tanking at the moment! we're all over this. what will happen in this all-important last hour? that is why we're bringing in bob doll of nuveen, one of the smartest stock-pickers and pairing him with diane swonk, one of the top superstar economists. this is really important. people are looking at fall in the markets and making comments whether this is the beginning of a big correction. is that true or is it a buying opportunity? we'll be talking about that. facing the music, have you heard of vivo? this is just a huge website that is now going on to youtube. it is part-owned by google. it has a lot of

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. ♪ ♪ liz: good afternoon, everybody, i'm liz claman.ast hour of trading shows we have fumbled the lead with the dow jones industrials, but the other major indices are holding on. as we come on the air, look, stocks are pretty much rising for a fourth straight day, helped by strong earnings reports that came out before the bell but also mixed in with some hope that tensions over ukraine could be easing after top-level talks in geneva, switzerland, with secretary of state john kerry there. even a battered tech sector is on the rise. early this afternoon the nasdaq began to rally. this is can china's version of twitter. it debuted at $16.27, shooting up, look at, up 28%, at one point it was up more than 35%. we will have much more on the site and what it tells us about other chinese ipos in just a moment. wee bow's rise also boosting u.s. media stocks like groupon, twitter, linkedin, look at groupon, up more than 5%. twitter coming back, it stands at $45.64, up about 2.75%. remember, this was a $72 stock. linkedin looking good, up 2%. see

attempting the market, "countdown" with liz claman to take you through this very important hour of trading starts right now. ♪ liz: just this moment we have hit the lows of a very tough session. we have breaking news, in the last hour of trading the major indices and just about everything else except hitting new session highs within just the last couple of minutes. getting crushed, there are a few exceptions. let your eyes go to the nasdaq down 121 points nearly 3% clip. the selloff is pretty dramatic and could be the worst in the last two years. the russell 2000 right now shedding 2.66%. the biggest percentage losses writeright now, dow and s&p 500h down, the s&p closing down 2% losses. the biotech really feeling the pain, they are dreading the market down with them. take a look, it is tumbling at certain points down more than 6%, the steepest drop in three years. you talk about the names, biogen, big tech names as well with google. down nearly 7%, tripadvisor has been a winner and a loser in the past 48 hours, jumping yesterday. so what was giving yesterday taken away today. all this vol

but now we have liz claman to tell us what we should expect in the last hour of trading today. you have coming up? ready to hand off to you the week have been having a great time. liz: that situation with the nba as historic and is making and we are on it and we have live reporters on the scene at the nba conference talking about how donald sterling of the clippers has been banned for life. it is acute business story. i don't know if you heard but adam silver, the nba commissioner made reference to all of those people, all of those companies who are sponsoring the clippers. he had a very interesting comment. we will replay that and talk about the business angle of this. speaking of business this e o of mgm resorts' coming on the fox business first on fox discussion became in with gangbuster numbers. they are doing beautifully in china so it has been very good for their business. we will talk to him about a new project they are putting on a las vegas strip that has nothing to do with gambling or gaming. that is very interesting. expects it to bring in a lot of revenue. melissa:

i'm david asman along with liz claman. [closing bell ringing] what a day we are having thanks to the fed. the all the high-flyers. people say money is going away from the high-flyers to the stable stocks. not so today. stocks like facebook, pan door remarks way up as a result of this rally as you can see. all of the indexes are up over a full percentage point. take a look at nasdaq. almost two percentage points to the upside. again the smart money was saying no, you have to go to defensive stocks. not today, it was all going to high beta stocks that led to a huge rally in nasdaq this is across the board, liz. liz: the biggest rally for the nasdaq since march 4th. time for front page headlines. minutes from the federal reserve march meeting lit the fire under the markets. they basically suggested that fed chair janet yellen and other officials wanted to make it extremely clear interest rates will remain very low for some time. david: there were no hawks to be found at all there. proctor & gamble's stock is meanwhile little

i am here to post the 4:00 o'clock show with liz claman.part of the company, but i am a company of one. stuart: back to lauren on yahoo!. digging into allie baba. yahoo! owns what? how are they doing? >> great. the issue is the numbers are a little bit late. this is for the end of last year. $3 billion. we are talking about what could be and probably will be the biggest ipo in the u.s. yahoo! has the option to sell a 10% stake in the ipo. that will be a huge windfall for the company. stuart: thank you very much, indeed. look at the big board. 16386. that is a nice rally. just .75%. we have another rags to riches story for you coming up. the man who runs a chain of gyms. it is called retro fitness. coming up next. ♪ we asked people a question, how much money do you think you'll need when you retire? then we gave each person a ribbon to show how many years that amount might last. i was trying to, like, pull it a little further. [ woman ] got me to 70 years old. i'm going have to rethink this thing. it's hard to imagin how much we'll need for