but ridi mattel isn't sure she would be welcome in america any more.o bones about his intentions. we will bring back ourjobs. we will bring back our borders. we will bring back our wealth. and we will bring back our dreams. and the fear is that will affect india's dream of a growing it sector. there has been talk of cutting back the 150,000 temporary work visas the us issues to professionals like computer programmers every year. india is overwhelmingly the biggest beneficiary of those visas, it gets 70% of the total. a key reason why the indian it sector is now worth $150 billion a year. that's almost 10% of india's entire gdp. yet rudi mattel is not worried. her bangalore—based online finance business is thriving. she thinks fewer us visas will be good for her and good for india. now i couldn't be happier. we're developing. we're going to grow exponentially over the next decade. there's just a confluence of macro factors and trends which is going to be wonderfulfor here and we need smart people here. the indian government cosmic small business and tec

but ridi mattel isn't sure she would be welcome in america any more.day. it's really unfortunate. president trump has made no bones about his intentions. we will bring back ourjobs. we will bring back our borders. we will bring back our wealth. and we will bring back our dreams. and the fear is that will affect india's dream of a growing it sector. there has been talk of cutting back the 150,000 temporary work visas the us issues to professionals like computer programmers every year. india is overwhelmingly the biggest beneficiary of those visas, it gets 70% of the total. a key reason why the indian it sector is now worth $150 billion a year. that's almost 10% of india's entire gdp. yet rudi mattel is not worried. her bangalore—based online finance business is thriving. she thinks fewer us visas will be good for her and good for india. now i couldn't be happier. we're developing. we're going to grow exponentially over the next decade. there's just a confluence of macro factors and trends which is going to be wonderful for here and we need smart people

but ridi mattel isn't sure she would be welcome in america any more.he us today. it is really unfortunate. president trump has made no bones about his intentions. we will bring back ourjobs. about his intentions. we will bring back our borders. about his intentions. we will bring back our wealth. about his intentions. and we will bring back our dreams. about his intentions. and the fear is that will affect india is my dream of a growing it sector. there has been talk of cutting back the 150,000 temporary work visas the us issues to professionals like computer programmers every year. india is overwhelmingly the biggest beneficiary of those visas, it gets 70% of the total, a key reason why the indian it sector is now worth $150 billion a year. that is almost 10% of india's entire gdp. yet rudi mattel is not worried. her bangalore—based online finance business is thriving. she thinks fewer us visas will be good for her and good for india. now i could not be happier, we are developing. we are going to grow exponentially over the next decade. it is just a c

but ridi mattel isn't sure she would be welcome in america any more.e us today. it is really unfortunate. president trump has made no bones about his intentions. we will bring back ourjobs. we will bring back our borders. we will bring back our wealth. and we will bring back our dreams. and the fear is that will affect india's dream of a growing it sector. there has been talk of cutting back the 150,000 temporary work visas the us issues to professionals like computer programmers every year. india is overwhelmingly the biggest beneficiary of those visas, it gets 70% of the total, a key reason why the indian it sector is now worth $150 billion a year. that is almost 10% of india's entire gdp. yet ridi mattel is not worried. her bangalore —based online finance business is thriving. she thinks fewer us visas will be good for her and good for india. now i could not be happier, we are developing. we are going to grow exponentially over the next decade. it is just a confluence of macro factors and trends which is going to be wonderful, for sure. and we need

the mattel company introduced barbie at the new york toy fair in 1959. its hands letter created the iconic dole, barbie had many carreers everything from an astronaut, nurse, firefighter, even president. >> i think there is even a news anchor barbie. >> is there? >> i had the working barbie. she had on like a business suit, and then could you like switch it out. and then i had her going out outfit. >> and a briefcase. >> very cool. >> talking maybe snow tomorrow? >> looks like we will see snow across the area really poor timing too, right during the morning commute. so reduce visibilities, make roadways slick. plan ahead for the extra time. nice out right now, turn the winds down a little bit it would be even better. live look in center city, philadelphia, bright sunshine, blue skies, as far as the eye can see. 64 degrees, but those west winds, those are hardy at around 21 miles per hour. temperatures right now, though, mild across the area, 60 in the lehigh valley, to mid 60s down the shore, 60 in reading right now, but boy the winds are whipping, wind

it's raised nearly 40 million from mattel and "sesame street." the most popular kit costs $189!that there's a huge influence on children's growth and learning and that's where the value is and we've seen that parents are willing to pay premium if there is inherently a learning value. >> wonder workshop brings coding so life by teach iing kids to program robots, dot and dash, with mobile devices thchlt pairs $200 and has been adopted by 10,000 schools worldwide, including some 7,000 u.s. elementary schools. >> these robots are very affordable and that's been a core focus for what we've witbe trying. >> 15-year-olds in the united states are currently ranked 38th in the world of terms of math skills. these companies hope their toys can help change that. they are just two of the more than l 00 companies in the running for the 2017 cnbc disrupter 50 list, which will be revealed in may. >> thank you. "sesame street's" venture capital arm. who knew. >>> coming up, young brand ceo sitting down can sarah this morning. his take on how his industry is changing. when we come right back. >>>

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retailers today, under armour, dick's sporting goods, mattel coming under pressure after disappointing coming up here, the dow down 38 points on the close. first time we've got back-to-back declines in a while for the dow. stay tuned for the second hour of the "closing bell" now with kelly evans and company. see you tomorrow, kel. >>> thank you, bill. welcome to the "closing bell", everybody. i'm kelly evans. another down session on wall street. the dow jumping 31 points to 20,922. declines across all of the major averages. in fact, the dow held up relatively better than most. the s&p down 1/3 of a percent. 2368 the level there. the nasdaq down 1/4 percent to 5833. the russell 2000 down .7 of a percent, 1374. by the way, the transports were also down more than 100 points. dollar index up a touch and oil prices also lower after climbing more than 18% since donald trump was elected. you can see wti in about the $53 per barrel range today. coming up, chevron ceo john watson weighs in on oil's move. opec and what's next for the energy industry. my interview with the ceo coming up in a bit.