the dow and nasdaq and s&p closing at record highs. s corporate profits and optimism around policies of less regulation and lower taxes that the companies will make more money. when you see dow at 20,000, that means president trump will be very good for shareholders and companies. that is what the market is telling us. stocks in europe and asia are making gains. materials companies are up double digits. industrial stocks rising. what does donald trump think about dow 20,000? >> first time in history. i'm very proud of that. now we have to go up, up, up. we don't want it -- it has gonet since i won. don't forget, when i won, people thought maybe it will go down. the business world doesn't think that. the business world knows me. they don't think that. it was a steady climb. we just hit a record and a number that's never been hit before. i was honored by that. >> it's so rare to hear a president predict where the stock will go and the cheerleader for the stock market. many analysts predicted a drop between 8% and 15% if trump won. that di

nasdaq and s&p and dow all with highs. dow with 13% gains. it never cracked the 20,000 mark.t a year with the bull market to turn eight years old in march. many wonder if the trump rally has gotten ahead of itself. investors are giddy over the stimulus plan with tax cuts. other worry it is hype. other concerns is protectionist policies could inspire trade wars and unexpected geo political wars. the final jobs report for 2016 will be released on friday. >>> breaking news this morning. isis has just claimed responsibility for the terror attack on the istanbul nightclub which killed 39 people and injured 70 more. including one american identified by the state department as william jacob raak. an international manhunt is under way for the attacker still unidentified at this point. cnn's ian lee is live in istanbul. ian, let's start with the new claim of responsibility. >> reporter: john, this attack were the hallmarks of the isis attack. now we're hearing from the group on twitter. allegedly they are saying one of their soldiers ca s carried ou attack. many of the victims were mu

yesterday we saw slight gains for the nasdaq and s&p.he dow had its fourth negative session in a row. albeit slight declines. right now, 27 points on the dow called lower. we did see a rebound yesterday in the dollar, but also in the yields. they pushed higher having hit a low of 2.3% during tuesday's trade. today the yield on the ten overnote is 2.43%. >> it's been 67 sessions and we have not seen a down session. the top stories today, central banks, ecb holding its first policy meeting of the year. a decision due around 7:45 a.m. eastern time. president mario draghi will hold his normal news conference. central bank widely expected to keep the rates unchanged. the ecb decided last month to extend the bond buying program until late 2016. as for the euro, firmer this morning, up 0.3% after the dollar jumped back yesterday about a 1% move there. dollar/yen is weaker. the pound firmer as theresa may, the british prime minister, arrives in davos. >> european equities have seen the ftse 100 decline because of the pound pounce back. the rest

that helped push the nasdaq and s&p 500 to record highs in friday trading with the sack -- with the techector leading the way. what is leading the charge? it is the i.t. facebook, amazon, netflix, and google all rallying almost 2% -- more than 4% this week. we are joined by oliver renick. overall, it was a strong day for tech. >> story of my life. the dow once again going back and forth around 20,000. it really popped around 12:30 p.m. the story of the market is the to a large degree some of the tech stocks coming back. anytime you have financial and tech stocks rallying together, that obviously helps lift the market when you have gains of upward of 4%. when you are looking at amazon and you are looking at apple, they did pretty well. the fact that these are back also goes in line with the idea that we have seen investors favor some of the higher data stock, some that move with greater swings relative to the market. >> apple helping the dow. when you talk to the analyst, give us a sense of whether they think this is going to last. are we ever going to get past that symbolic number? >> th

s&p and nasdaq as you said did decline today, so they will not notch records. staff meeting on s&p across the unchanged line, if not 101, 102 times. didn't have a chance to update that. that came out a few minutes ago. another interesting phenomenon is the peso. a true barometer as to the relationship between mexico and united states. as you know there was a lot of news about the wall and mexican president canceling his visit with president trump. saw the peso decline 1.1% versus the dollar today. very key to know since the outcome of election the peso has been down 14%. go ahead and give you those numbers for intel. looks like it was a revenue beat. all i have for you right now. give you more details if you like them later this hour. back to you. melissa: lori, thank you so much. president trump brand dons the trans-pacific partnership. many tech companies are very core worried about the impact. as we look to this, fox economic advisor steve moore, lindsey bell and recon capital chief investment officer kevin kelly. kevin as we look at these earnings on intel,

nasdaq and s&p closed at record highs tuesday. lid corporate earning and enthusiasm over this, president trump's meeting with automakers and other ceos, he promised to slash regulations. executives and investors love slashing regulations. dow 20,000 could be today. futures are higher. stock markets higher. stocks in asia gained overnight. >>> it pays for work for goldman sachs. gary cohen, trump's pick to lead the national economical council, his payday of more than $100 million leaving goldman. goldman paid $65 million in cash for bonuses he was owed. it also sped up stock rewards. and lifted $23 million in stocks so goldman could sell them. he will have to pay up. and he's expected to act as the president's quarterback on the economy. he works inside the white house and helps frame the debate on the biggest economic issues. >> it turns out investment banking might have been a good profession to go into. >> yes, if you're a good investment banker. >>> a federal judge said insurance giant aetna lied. a judge ruled that aetna's real

the nasdaq and s and p500 also finished the trading day, sharply higher. >>> president donald trump will make his first trip on air force one, tomorrow. he is coming to philadelphia for the annual republican congressional retreat. "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos joins us in center city. greg, lawmakers rolled in to town earl ter day. >> reporter: that is exactly right there, ukee. right the now annual retreat is being held here at loews hotel in center city on market street as you can see under heavy armed guard. protesters starting to gather, all of the while republicans inside hashing out their plans for this session of congress. turning on to market street, u.s. senators, members of the house of representatives, and their staff arriving at the lo ews for the annual g.o.p. retreat. under heavy guard, congressional republicans, planned to hash out the agenda for coming term now under republican control of the congress and the white house. >> it is great in the beginning of the term like this so we can get on the same page with respect to the agenda. >> reporter: three day joint re

nasdaq and s&p and dow all with gains. dow up more than 13% in one year.'t crack the 20,000 mark. the bull market is on track to turn eight years old in march. many wonder if the trump rally got ahead. many are giddy over the tax stimulus plans of trump's. there is a possibility of unexpected political events. we are not done with it year officially. we have the final jobs report released on friday. >> i like the lingering after effects of 2016. waf ov waft over us. >> brand new year, same old berman. breaking all this down for us is eugene scott in the denver bureau. we love your dedication to start the new year. i hope our bosses are awake. let's talk about sean spicer. the spokesman for president-elect trump. he was asked on abc do you accept what the intelligence sources are saying. listen to that exchange. >> does he accept that russia was behind this? >> like i said, he has to have the briefing from the intelligence community. it is not a question of not there yet, jonathan. it is the question of getting the information. everyone wants to make a conc

the dow, nasdaq and s&p all hit big numbers yesterday. >> reporter: that's right. e records for the s&p and nasdaq. and the gains are spilling over here in europe. we're looking at a jump in equities globally. the index is touching a 19-month high. so this rally has steam. looking at u.s. futures pointing to another positive open for wall street today. and in addition to the fresh executive orders where traders were citing this is a sign of more infrastructure spending to come. and there's enthusiasm for earnings. keep watch on the corporate front. >>> elsewhere, a story for you frequent flyers out there. a budget carrier from asia is coming to the united states. one of the most popular carriers air asia x has been given approve proou appro approvel to fly to the u.s. lookout for more on this. >> nancy hungerford, thank you. >>> and china is firing back after strong words from the white house about trade and their relationship going forward. the chief foreign correspondent richard engel sat down with one of beijing's top government officials for a rare interview. ta

charles: the nasdaq and s & p rock thing to all-time highs. if you are worried about the dow, don't. meanwhile still stocks got a big boost from trump's executive order of the day. construction of the keystone pipeline. the president got to the critical issue of using our own pipes like we did in the old days. president trump's mandate to the commerce department to mandate use of american steel for keystone and dakota. 30% of our factories weren't used. in the first square, imports were 33% of dove mess particular consumption. maybe that 522% president trump levied against chinese steel, maybe it was working. he wants to streamline permits, slow the waiting times. crunch them down in aproflts or all key infrastructure projects. the big question now is are we on the cusp of a renaissance in america. upon exiting this morning's meeting with donald trump. marked fields the ceo of trump shared his enthusiasm for the quote renaissance" of american manufacturing. you know, of all the artwork creating during the italian remember vawns. few are as imp

the nasdaq and s & p indexes also at record highs.ll the result of the trump rally on wall street. lou: president trump on more of his campaign promises, the president signing two executive orders while visiting the department of homeland security. hisser focused on protecting our borders and putting america first. he directed homeland security to build the wall on the southern border, more border patrol agents. eliminate catch and release program of and prosecute criminal offender prosecutions. to arrest, detain and removal illegal immigrants, giving the state department more tools with which to repatriate more criminal illegal immigrants. and it restores the secure community program targeting criminal illegal immigrants for deportation and removal. >> for too throng your officers and agents haven't been allowed to properly do their jobs. you know that, right? you know that. absolutely. but that's all about to change. lou: all of this comes as to officials of the mexican government, including the foreign minister and economy secretar

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nasdaq and s&p opening at records. but never before has the dow been of 20. >>> uber receive-driving cars will be allowed on the roads but they will only be allowed with the technology turned off. they will be used for uber's were mapping purposes only. and you're seeing volvos here. but ford fusion would actually do the mapping. state regulators revoked registration when uber refused to get necessary permits. the company claimed it was exempt from requirements because its cars had a human in the driver's seat. >>> happening today the university of california begins a three-day meeting to discuss a potential hike in tuition. the proposal was made by the president of the uc. they said they need to raise tuition to build new dorms and classrooms and hire new teachers. the uc board of regents is expected to vote on the issue tomorrow. the new hike would cost in-state students $350 per year more. >>> happening now, president trump tweeting he is launching an education into is what he called voter fraud. he claims millions

the nasdaq and s&p slightly lower but the dow still holding onto that 20,000 high.ei gaining for a third consecutive session, up .2% in weakensde as the yen against the dollar for a second consecutive session. the topics on track for its first weekly gain in around three weeks. worth noting that the regional indexes holding at highs we have not seen for around a year and a half. hong kong closed out pretty flat and head of the lunar new year break and malaysia closing down .4%. a good session in australia which closed out the week higher by .8% today. are watching is toshiba. it will update the market after the close of trade in japan, confirming plans to spin off its to raise allowing it much-needed cash. we will be live from london at the top of the hour. this is bloomberg. >> you are watching "bloomberg technology." take earnings up, microsoft and intel reporting earnings after the close. profit missed analyst estimates after the internet giant work to market a slate of new hardware. telling investors early indications are encouraging. happy customers we saw in t

the nasdaq and s&p also trading in record territory this morning. the dow is up by 95 points at 2010. nasdaq climbing 36 points and the s&p is up by 11 points. michelle and kenny, back to you. >> all right, kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks thank you. >>> time check 6:45. let's check the roads are roqui. >> thank you, kenny. yeah, it's been rough this morning so let's start with the bay bridge toll plaza. if you are heading into downtown san francisco, your drive will be about 20 minutes from the maze to downtown so that's normal at this time of the morning. but the big story is northbound 880 at marina boulevard seven car crash but we have an update. it was a traffic alert and it has now been canceled so the cars have been moved off but the backup is into hayward here and you have 12 miles per hour in the area. so give yourself some extra time if you are heading here. if you can avoid it, that's good. so from hayward or fremont or union city into oakland, take mission boulevard to 580 instead to get to the maze. now, here's a live look at

the nasdaq and s&p 500 also set new records today. >> lyft says it's expanding its operations in theey will roll out service in 40 new u.s. cities tomorrow. the company wants to add 100 new cities by the end of 2017. lyft claims to reach about 55% of the u.s. population right now. >>> another bay area eatery has won recognition in the food world. it's one of five winners of the james beard foundation's 2017 america's classic awards. they're known for their full meal burritos. >>> billionaire innovator elan musk is at it again. he wants to do something about l.a.'s notoriously bad traffic. he's ready to move ahead with an und underground tunnel. the new tunnel will be called boring. >>> there's much more to come tonight. california reacts. >> this is really unprecedented. >> president trump orders construction of a border wall, and local leaders promise to fight. >>> the claims of widespread voter fraud and why california could become the focus of a federal investigation. >>> fighting bogus (vo) when i first took jake home we ate anything. until i decided we both needed to eat better.

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the nasdaq and s&p set records today. >>> some san jose based employees at aol learned they are beingf. the internet company is cutting 8 oc 80 local johbs. 275 at alaska airlines, 264 at pg and e and 150 at theranos and google. >>> looking to increase tuition for the first time in seven years. tomorrow regions will meet in san francisco to vote on a tuition increase of 2.5%. that's a hike of $282 a year. that could take the cost of a uc education to $11,502 a year at all ten campuses. today, uc president janet nept t napolitano ur napolitano. >> you can't talk about affordility on one hand and on another hand, act to make it less affordable, and that's precisely what we're likely to do tomorrow. >> the university of california says financial aid would cover the tuition hike for two-thirds of uc students. >>> the proposed tuition increase sparked protest at the state capital. members of the state assembly gathered with students to urge the regions to reject this hike. lawmakers want the university of california to cut administrative spending before increasing tuition. >>> a family fin

the dow finished slightly down but the nasdaq and s&p were up.'ll be back. >>> new details today about the chaos in state college last month. after the penn state football team won the big 10 title, police charged 11 people with different crimes, most of them are current penn state students. if they're convicted, they could get expelled. fans caused thousands of dollars in damage after the game back in december. police in riot gear had to use pepper spray to get the crowd to calm down. >>> take a look at the massive gator at the florida nature reserve. the video was taken by a visitor. crowds of onlooker are flocking to the reserve to get their own glijs of that guy. park directors are concerned if the gator hurts someone they'll have to do that. >> who are those people like 10-feet away in the background? >> not me. >> not me either. >>> washington getting set for a historic event. the inauguration of donald trump. >> some reinforcements from our area are on the way to the nation's capitol. >> jersey shore cops packed up and heading to washingto

nasdaq and s&p at all time highs. >> could be a big day celebration. we're in the midst of earning surprise, too, we'll find out about that today as well. >> pipelines. what impact may that have on economy? >> this is part of stock market gain. donald trump signed executive orders to begin infra struck tour building. the two lines poopoo'd by the obama administration. one would go from dan day border to north west and other north dakota to illinois called one from energy transfer partners dakota access pipeline. both would put 28 plus thousand workers in jobs and president donald trump said not only are we going to green light these going forward we'll put americans to work and use u.s. steel to make pipes and make permits faster and. >> something that we are losing apparently more ringly than not those cool little and word looking apple air pods ear pods called air pods i'm not losing them because i don't have them i did on them. >> i did not i already have old school ones with wires that work fine. but maybe sonl day. >> yeah. >> you're so old school

the s&p and nasdaq in record territory. joining me on the floor of the new york stock exchange, jim anderson. the transports, we haven't highlighted that. even with oil moving higher today. clearly the market's gotten off the dime today. what do you make of this? >> sure has. looks like it's the beginning of phase 2 of the trump rally. >> okay. >> what you're most likely going to have a new closing high for the s&p 500 and the nasdaq today. the dow is probably a little bit away from that. there might be a lot of excitement tomorrow about dow 20,000. the transports will close at the highest level in a month. closing just above 9400. is this a market you want to buy into? >> i certainly think so. i think the messaging you've gotten from the last two days is that where the very strong rally from the election until late december was basically all on expectatio expectations. now the messaging of the last couple of days is there's going to be swift action on pro growth items and policies very shortly. probably even more rolled ou

the nasdaq and s&p 500 up .14%. president donald trump met with auto executives at the white house sta short time ago as part of his push to bring jobs back to the u.s. the president told the automakers he is looking to ease regulations to help auto companies and any other business that want to make their products here in the u.s. >> we're going to make the process much more simple for the auto companies and everyone else who wants to do business in the united states. i think you're going to find this to be from very inhospitable to extremely hoes pittability. >> some of those attending this morning, the top executives of ford, general motors and chrysler. >>> just about 45 minutes from now, president trump is scheduled to sign an executive order once again. we are now hearing that he will sign two actions to advance the building of the keystone xl and dakota access pipelines according to bloomberg news. we will have more on that story coming up at 8:00. >>> well, many of us have been shopping for cars online for a

the nasdaq and s&p 500 are up half a percent.- a lot of businesses optimistic about president trump's policies about bringing manufacturing and jobs and industry and infrastructure back to the u.s. wall street is responding favorably to that. >>> the number of homes for sale dropped in december to the lowest level since 1999. according to the national association of realtors, lack of supply is a major reason that prices are down. still up 4% in the past year. if you can find the home of your dreams, you are probably concerned about the interest rate that you will pay. bankrate.com finds 49% of americans are concerned about rising rates. we can expect gradual increases in the next year. >>> despite rumors, mark zuckerberg, the founder of facebook, is not running for president. speculation started after his new year's resolution to tour the 30 states he has not yet visited. then he asked the facebook board to allow him to retain control of the company even if he takes leave of absence to serve in the government or political office.

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president trump signs on the dotted line the dow and nasdaq and s&p take off. e the dow within about, yeah, you could call it 70-60 points of dow 20,000 after he signed executive orders among them putting the keystone and dakota access pipelines in play, the markets like it at the moment. the dow looking higher about 17 points, s&p 500 and nasdaq, the numbers to watch, we will give them to you in just a minute. it doesn't matter at this moment. above record closes.

the nasdaq and s&p set records today. >>> some san jose based employees at aol learned they are beingf. the internet company is cutting 8 oc 80 local johbs. 275 at alaska airlines, 264 at pg and e and 150 at theranos and google. >>> looking to increase tuition for the first time in seven years. tomorrow regions will meet in san francisco to vote on a tuition increase of 2.5%. that's a hike of $282 a year. that could take the cost of a uc education to $11,502 a year at all ten campuses. today, uc president janet nept t napolitano ur napolitano. >> you can't talk about affordability on one hand and on another hand, act to make it less affordable, and that's precisely what we're likely to do tomorrow. >> the university of california says financial aid would cover the tuition hike for two-thirds of uc students. >>> the proposed tuition increase sparked protest at the state capital. members of the state assembly gathered with students to urge the regions to reject this hike. lawmakers want the university of california to cut administrative spending before increasing tuition. >>> a family f

the nasdaq and s&p 500, both those closing at record highs as well. you saw, indeed, eight dow components hitting all-time highs. the biggest gainer was boeing, posting quarterly results that beat expectations, lifting shares by more than 4%. financials also outperforming. goldman sachs was the leader there. 1.5% to the upside and ibm on the sidelines. 1.5% higher almost. >>> going, going, gone. bids for ebay going through the roof in after-hours trade with shares soaring by more than 8%. fourth quarter sales and profits meeting expectations with investors cheering the online auction house's turnaround plans designed to take on the big players like amazon. a welcomed set of results after macy's posted some disappointing christmas numbers. >>> qualcomm shares falling by 3% in extended trade in lower than expected revenues which rose by 3.9% during q1. the chipmaker said that it doesn't expect the dispute with apple to have an impact on the second quarter, reassuring investors it will remain a supplier to the tech giant. qualcomm is faces legal challeng

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the nasdaq and s&p500 getting a gain this morning because of some good earning reports before the bell. dupont, johnson and johnson. there goes the do ow a bit of a turn around. good earnings helping things out. worry over the new president, his policies. hurting things. a bit of a mixed picture. >>> happening now volunteers in santa clara county are counting the homeless. about 200 volunteers are checking abandoned buildings, parked cars and homeless camps. we took this video in san jose. there were 6500 homeless people in santa clara in 2015. that was the lowest amount in a decade. officials say they need an accurate count to reach out to the homeless and provide them with the services they need. >>> some college students in the south bay wept out on a field trip to find out what the homeless are dealing with in their community. santa clara unit students went to a camp in san jose. they passed out blankets, food and talked to the people there. it was part of a religious studies course. 125 homeless people died on the streets of san jose last year. >> it's sad to see this. you can't e

the nasdaq and s&p500 up in record territory as well. certainly a vote of confidence in the trump administration from wall street. also a lot of good corporate earnings continue to comen. the latest caterpillar and ford helping stocks out today. >>> sad news. italian search teams have recovered the bodies of the last victims that avalanche last week in central italy. firefighters say that 29 people died in that disaster. autopsies on the first six show they died from died from the trauma of the hotel collapses but there were signs of suffocation. nine were pulled out alive from the hotel during the first days of that rescue. >>> two mississippi deputies are expected to survive. that's after being shot during a robbie and attempted carjacking over nightt. happened in the town of south haven just after a reported carjacking across the state line in memphis. there are reports that the deputies recognized the stolen car, saw a man matching the suspect's description and approached him. he fired at them and the suspect was then killed at the sc