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nicole: a record day if your 401(k)s and iras, dow jones industrial average finishing higher by the 7 points, record across the board, dow, nasdaq and s&p led by energy, let's look at apple, apple is the big story, stock is down 7 trading days, scooped up a lot of apple even though the doubled down today, big picture of the analysts very impressed with the latest developments in the iphone. we finally got it, a lot of anticipation, the iphone 10 is out and the 8 and the 8-plaps and improvements to the tv and watch. and look at mcdonald's which has been under pressure this week down 1.5% but the concern is how harvey and irma will hurt mcdonald's, closing over 2000 stores. like so many other businesses. we will see how they regroup. there was a cautionary note from analysts. game up $.67 at 157 even. dave: melissa. melissa: markets in record territory, we are not tired from all the winning just yet. s&p adding $2 trillion in market value since donald trump's election according to an analyst at s&p dow jones indices. jack how from barrenness -- jack, you don't think the tax-cut is priced into the market? is that what you said befo

thank you. ( ♪ ) >>> as we said earlier, dow record high, s&p record high, and the nasdaq, as well. vidia is the biggest s&p gainer of five-plus percent as we see a squeeze in bitcoin, amd is following suit, did have research on nvidia, as well. >> raising the price target and, yes, seems to be the beneficiary. when bitcoin goes up, it's one of the minors and that has benefited the business and the stock, after a rough week, i will say, for bitcoin. >> longest losing streak in more than a year for bitcoin. >> floyd mayweather just came out in favor, though don't want to be on the other side of him. >> generally not, no >>> and senator elizabeth warren and 11 other democrats pushing for new consumer protections legislation after that massive equifax data breach. this follows many cyber experts warnings of weakening protections. joining us now, joel brenner, senior adviser, as well as former head of u.s. counterintelligence under the director of national intelligence welcome to you joel, i wonder the context in which you put this equifax breach and what needs to happen now. seems every

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and the dow and nasdaq and s&p 500 closing in positive territory. they posted the fifth straight month of gain and nasdaq ending august at an all- time high. federal and local officials are trying to sort through the week of hurricane harvey. it dropped 50 inches of rain on the houston area and 39 people are dead and 39000 in shelters in texas. harvey making its presence known at the pump. one quarter of all refining is shut down. president trump making his case for tax reform in missouri on wednesday, calling it once in a generation opportunity. the president reiterating the call to slash corporate tax rate from 35 percent. to 15 percent and simplify the tax code. provide tax relieve to the middle-class in bric-a-brac profits from overseas. maria, back to you. >> maria: technology is the best since president trump's election victory up 25 percent. even with amazon and google contributing, some tech companies are opting to stay private longer. there are 160 properties valued $1 billion or more, including established unicorns like huber, airbnb, pinte

the dow is up five points, the nasdaq and s & p posting gains also. >>> target is plan tog hire 30,000e people. each store in the united states will hire 55 workers per store. target is preparing for intense competition against amazon and they are adding jobs at distribution centers to help with online orders. they are going to start hiring fares next month with many workers being hired on the spot. >>> a new list shows the 15 most common how to questions. lying how to make pancakes to how to ask someone to prom. here with the top five, number one, how to tie a tie, number two, how to kiss, three, how to get pregnant. four, how to lose weight. five, how to draw, when i saw the list, i thought, it must have been a younger crowd doing the googling. >>> if you are getting ready to go out the door, there is a big crash this the bay area commute. up next, the big rig crash on interstate 580. >> a conservative speaker is set to call on the cal campus, how berkeley is preparing for the possibility of protests. >> good morning, we have that crash we talked about, we are also looking at other c

a little less than that for the s&p and the nasdaq financials took a big hit that sector within the s down 3% insurers down more than 3% of course there's another hurricane and storm approaching landfall or makes landfall last night, that was onefactor. we saw the banks selloff almost as much. yields moving lower. either way, we are bouncing back a bit today. the dow called higher by 30 points nasdaq by 16 s&p bir 4 poiy 4 points the ten-year treasury which saw a significant move lower in yields ended friday 2.16% yesterday the low was 2.06 now 2.075. a large part of that, all of that risk off move yesterday was down to north korean tensions. >> and the same thing is weighing on asian stocks this morning. looking at the equities overseas, the nikkei is off by 0.15%. the hang seng almost down a half percent a similar trend in europe around the globe. we are now seeing markets slightly lower on the day. the dak off by 0.1 7 the cac off as well. >>> oil prices, big jump yesterday. they had a decent three or four sessions back end of last week and start of this week up 3% yesterday. more

the russell 2000 down 1.3%. 1%,lso have the dow down the nasdaq and s&p 500, too. lots of investors and strategist have been wondering whether the uptrend we are seeing, the bull market, whether or not there could be a turn. sometimes those inflection -- manner.a if you had any doubt on the week on what the tone is, it is certainly risk off. take a look at these havens. the 10 year yield down 10 basis points. the bloomberg dollar index down 1.4% on the week. earlier, both of those asset classes have been on pace for their biggest drop since 2016. gold higher on the week, and then take a look at the mix -- vix. soaring on the week about 18%. we are up for the day but down for the week, continuing a trend of alternating between losses and gains that started seven weeks ago. consensusbuilding among equity investors that stocks will learn to handle the euro. sap corporatewill exports. that is the stoxx 600 up by 1/5 of 1%. german shares have started them up strong. the dax has riven 2% this year -- this month i should say. the strongest developed market month to date. o

nasdaq and s&p finishing ever so slightly on the plus side. >> we continue to follow developing news of mexico city and surrounding is cities where a major earth quick struck the region. the usgs is reporting major rattling. >> the desperate rescue efforts have started. people using their bare hands to try to find people who i imagine could be trapped in the rubble of thieves buildings. office workers are streaming out into the street. glass burst out of windows. she was a streetside vendor and saw the windowpanes burst. >> i have saw that, seeing fires pop up. i saw another tweet that says that mexico city airport has been evacuated. huge crack in the roadway, structural damage to the actual airport. we'll keep an eye on that one as well. >> we will. coverage continues right now on ktvu.com. more coming up today at 4:00. one letter left on the board. your clue is a great way to start the day. what is the final letter? luten-free, luten-free. it's a g it's a g g,g,g,g,g! g! z. oh! what! show me z. no we were looking for g. gluten-free breakfast cereal. good starts with g. and now intr

lauren: investors really don't seem concerned because if you take a look at the dow, nasdaq and s&p, ord territory. since the election and this number really, really surprised me. s&p is that $2 trillion in market values. in a couple months, $2 trillion. her stocks overpriced? >> when you look at fort price earnings ratio, they're approaching levels people get a little bit nervous. i've done some research look at the price earnings ratios when inflation was low three are sent. we are below 18 today. train 30 anthony, good to see you. >> my pleasure. cheryl: another incredible night in baseball. the los angeles dodgers break their losing streak. jared max has all the sports highlights. outrage over anti-trump tweet from an espn anchor. what she said that has the internet flipping out. checking out u.s. stock market futures slightly down on this wednesday. you are watching "fbn:am." ♪ building a website in under an hour is easy with gocentral... ...from godaddy! in fact, 68% of people who have built their... ...website using gocentral, did it in under an hour, and you can too. build a b

nasdaq added five. and the s&p 500 rose about two points, enough for an all-time closing high. >>> the department of homeland securi today ordered federal agencies to stop using software made by kaspersky labs. this over concerns about that company's ties to russian intelligence. but as andrea day reports, there are still thousands of businesses and millions of .onsumers still using th >> the government no longer trusts kaspersky as a vendor. >> reporter: trust issues brewing for years. does kaspersky, the russian cybersecurity giant, have direct ties to the russian government? the u.s. government now banning the software from all of its federal agencies, saying, quote, the department is concerned about ties between certain kaspersky officials and russian intelligence. the risk that the russian government could capitalize on access provided by kaspersky products to compromise federal information and information systems directly implicates u.s. national security. agencies have 90 days to remove the software. here

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the nasdaq and s&p closed down. >>> weighing legal action against the united states after his country forced to close its diplomatic most in -- told reporter in china today the sudden seizure of san francisco is a clear property rights violation. he is now ordered his foreign might not tree to take the you -- ministry to take the u.s. to court. >>> the company has filed official notice with the state it's part of cuts that will affect 2500 employees worldwide. oracle says that the santa clara facility will not close despite those layoffs. >>> a bay area man gets boxed in literally. the story behind this bizarre ups delivery. of power" -- has died. rick stevens hit the highest of . >>> a former lead singer of legendary band tower of power has died. rick steve ins hit the highest of highs and the lowest of lows over his lifetime. he sang in the early 70s, then he left the group and got wrapped up in drugs. he would later serve 36 years behind bars after shooting. he reunited with tower of power earlier this year. recollection stevens died today, he was 77 years old. >>> a new plan to ho

the nasdaq and s&p 500 are also up and what could help things out today, apple. big announcement today. >>> investigators with the national transportation safety board are meeting today to determine the cause of a crash last year that killed man using the auto pilot feature on his tesla model s. the 40- year-old man was killed when his car slammed into a semi truck. the initial report said that car was going 74 miles per hour in a 65 miles per hour zone. the driver was using the car's cruise control and lane- keeping features. the first known fatal crash ever of the car operating under automated control system. >>> a new bill is headed to governor brown's desk that would let uber and lyft drivers work anywhere in california under one business license. while most local governments don't enforce rules requiring right sharers drivers to a license, technically, every city that a driver passes through could charge a fee. san francisco and other cities oppose the bill. they say that it could hurt their chances of raising revenues and also regulating the industry. >>> t

s&p and nasdaq up around 1.5%. ng a lead of some positivity around the world 57 points higher for the dow nasdaq up 10 points, s&p up nearly 5 points. another big story last week was the rise in yields just two weeks or so ago we were as low as 2.05% on the ten year note back above 2.2% now. that, of course, played into that broad gerris being on rally that we saw last week. >>> two big central bank meetings this week, the fed and the bank of japan. speaking of japan the markets are closed in observance of respect of the age day the japanese nikkei is responding to the report that is getting a lot of attention japan's prime minister is considering a snap election as early as october the japanese anything knikkei id data out of china. data average new home prices rising 0.2% in august with the prior month so slowing just a bit from what we saw in july perhaps evidence that the real estate sector in china is cooling down nevertheless, a strong session the shanghai index up. hang seng higher by 1.3% all trading at the

the dow and s&p 500 are up and the tech heavy nasdaq is up more than half a percent. we are halfway through the week and at this point we are looking at weekly declines for the major averages. to the dow and s&p 500 because investors are on hold ahead of president trump laying out the tax plan, but parts of the market are anticipating something good to come. if we take a look, this is an index of highly taxed companies relative to the s&p 500. we see out of the election, the poppedtaxed companies higher with investors thinking that taxes would be cut but when details did not emerge, they not only continue to drop but dropped below where they had been trading prior to the escalation. now investors are encouraged and shares are recovering. vonnie: abigail doolittle, thank you. citigroup has become a dominant player in synthetic cbo's, but is there last risk than a decade ago? -- less risk than a decade ago? ♪ ♪ shery: welcome back. this is "bloomberg markets." i am shery ahn. vonnie: i am vonnie quinn. mark: what the gop turning its attention to reforming the tax code, c

nasdaq and s&p were down. >>> back to our continuing coverage of hurricane irma, mandatory evacuationsn place for the island of palm beach, florida. that's where president trump's mar-a-lago resort is shutters are up covering all the windows in preparations for high winds. >>> a college student evacuated ahead of irma fell asleep on a new jersey transit train and woke up alone. >> i'm in a train. there's no one on here. >> trapped on an empty train in a rail yard about 30 miles outside of tren tron on to. she posted this on twitter after waking up. she's a student at florida gulf coast university. she flew to newark and fell asleep on the train. she called 911 and police picked her had up. new jersey transit is investigating. >>> the mass exodus from florida is moving forward. >> but there are some who cannot leave. thousands of animals at the miami zoo. the story of how they will be kept safe during the storm. >>> and we're live at the airport. what would you do to get out of the way of a hurricane? people are shelling out hundreds of dollars for one-way ticket. that story, coming up.

a pretty good week but so far this morning the numbers are down by 10 points on the dow jones, nasdaq and sbeen a record run on highs and we will watch those numbers your >>> the ceo of equifax will testify before the congressional panel about the massive data breach that affected the personal information of 143 million americans. richard smith, ceo, scheduled to testify on october 3. they want him to testify on the breach that is raise serious questions about the security of personal information saying the equifax hack was among the largest recorded including personal information like names, birthdays, addresses, social security and driver's license numbers. >>> martin shkreli, the former drug company ceo, back in jail after his bail was revoked. he went on facebook offering to pay $5000 for a strand of the hair from hillary clinton and the judge said that could be seen as a threat. his lawyers argued that is medical satire. last month martin shkreli was convicted in a securities fraud case facing 20 years in print and when sentenced in january. the legal analyst said the decision yesterda

the dow, nasdaq and s & p all closing down for the week. equifax the latest victim of a security breach. they say it happened in july of this year. it includes birthdates, addresses within in some cases drivers violence numbers and credit card numbers for 200,000 consumers. they detected the breach a month ago. amazon announced it's looking for a second corporate headquarters in north america. it will provide 50,000 jobs and cost $5 billion. back to you, maria. maria: the market took a hit on north korea fears and quickly stabilized. when yield on corporate bonds are lower than corporate stocks, blankfein said that unnerves me. >> i share his concern. but it's nothing new. it started with the feds pushing interest rates down. there is 44% of the stocks on the s & p with higher dividend yields that fortune companies. the market sees them as lower risks than the u.s. treasury. so you have -- i think it fed's unuse monetary policy has creates these distortions. but the fed is starting to normalize rates which will lead to a better allegation o

nasdaq and s&p 500 both down a little bit this morning. a lot of stocks to watch.r next half hour even though the dow is at record highs. google responding to a lawsuit that accuses the company of paying women less than men to do the same jobs. three women who used to work at google filed the lawsuit claiming they were not paid fairly compared to their male counterparts. they also say that they were not given as many opportunities for promotion. their attorney wants to make it a class action lawsuit to cover 20,000 women who worked at google over of the past four years. >> woe would like to change google's policies and practices going forward is so that, in the future, women get a fair shake at google. >> google released a statement in response saying in part, we work really hard to create a great workplace for everyone and to give everyone the chance to thrive here. in relation to this particular lawsuit, we'll review it but we disagree with the central allegation. >>> facebook's self-serving buyers platform made it possible for people who describe themselves as a

nasdaq and s&p 500 down as well.wanted to get a quick read on apple stock because, of course, after that whole event yesterday, the stock is down a little bit today. >> facebook chief operating officer calling on companies and the government to do more to support women in business. >> we need better public policies, need more support. too many single mothers are struggling. we need better corporate policies. >> sherryl steinberg spoke at the the pacific university. event organizers called her one of the most about influential people in the world. >> you may see more yellow school buses on san francisco streets. according to the examiner, transportation officials may pay for a study on how to revive funding for school buss in san francisco. the current fleet includes 25 buses for 2000 general education students. back in the 1970s, there were as many as 2 hunt yellow school buses. this is part of a transportation option for the 25,000 student in san francisco. >>> the latest college rankings by u.s. news and world repo