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higher and higher, we should see more companies going public and listing on places like the new york stock exchangehe new york stock exchange. but that is not happening. in fact, quite the opposite. the number of us companies that are listed are actually going down. over the last decade, the number of publicly traded companies has fallen. in 1996, there would be as many. by 2016, that number fell to 3000 1996, there would be as many. by 2016, that numberfell to 3000 671. -- 3671. —— 3671. nowadays, they have bank loa ns —— 3671. nowadays, they have bank loans and even go overseas for investment. if there are less companies trading on the market, where has all this cash gone? people are wondering, if market capitalisations are as healthy as they are, and yet there are so many fewer firms, it must mean the typicalfirm is much larger than it once was. we are seeing that and lots of evidence is pointing that way up is furthermore, there is a much greater concentration of that capital in certain kinds of firms. that kind of thing does not help the broader us economy. regulators are taking note. the pres

and higher we should be seeing more companies going public and listing on places like the new york stock exchangehe new york stock exchange that is not happening. in fact, quite the opposite. number of us companies listed is actually going down. 0ver companies listed is actually going down. over the last decade, the number has fallen. by 2016, the number has fallen. by 2016, the numberfalling. number has fallen. by 2016, the number falling. that is a 46% drop in the last ten years. so why the decline? companies have other sources of cash, private equity, bank loans, going overseas. if there are bank loans, going overseas. if there a re less bank loans, going overseas. if there are less companies trading, where is all this cash going? if market capitalisation are as healthy as they are at the right so many fewer firms, it asked mean the typical firms, it asked mean the typical firm is much larger and we are seeing that. lots of evidence of that. furthermore, a much greater concentration of that capital in certain kinds of firms. that concentration does not help the broader economy. the president m

sources that are working this deal that the two -- the two leaders to getting this deal is the new york stock exchangeondon stock exchange. give slight edge to new york. i don't think they want to be in the sort of money centers u.s. or london. charlie: that could hurt them. that's what we have right now. we have largely a competition people say between new york and london. new york may be in the lead slightly but london may get a big push, nasdaq a distant third on this and this will be a huge listing when this happens. this is going to be a big deal. if you don't know anything about saudi-owned oil company, they do the infrastructure projects. what they are looking to do is modernize. they understand people are going to use less automobiles. but oil will be used for pet row chemicals, for other issues, aviation, oil will still be in demand less so. they have to diversify into technology and to this petro chemical world which they are doing deals with dow, dow chemical to supply food around the world. it's going to be huge. hopefully the new york stock exchange if they win it they don't throw us out

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roxana saberi is at the new york stock exchange with that and more.d morning, roxana. >> good morning, anne-marie. e dow ined 5oint the s&p lost 1oint, d the z diamonack finished 7 points lower. scandal-ridden wells fargo has elected the first woman to hold the top chr. the first woman to hold a positional a u.s. bank. it is the latest change at wells fargo. duke is a former federal reserve governor. she'll replace chairman steven sanger on september 1st. >>> the online giant said its instant pickup is now available in two california cities and is expected to expand to other sites across the u.s. in coming months. customers can order items like snacks, drinks, and electronics online and pick them up at storage lockers within minutes. >>> and if you're a cheetos fan, a three-day pop-up van so of the items on the menu, cheetos meatballs, crusted fried chicken, cheetoes tacos, and cheetoes cheesecake. it is too late to get a table. the 300 seats that were available sold out. we may have to ettle for a simple bag of cheetos. >> that's good enough for me.

stocks plunge and news on the epipen. roxana saberi is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. >> good morning, anne-marie.ere on wall street stocks plummeted yesterday amid president trump's ability to push through the economic agen a agenda, and the deadly van attack in spain. it was the second worst day for markets this year. the dow lost 270 points, the s&p fell 38, its lowest close in over a month, and the nasdaq finished 123 points lower. some business groups are praising the latest executive order rolling back environmental rules on government-funded building projects. it speeds the process. environmental groups say it will harm the climate and allow projects to be built in areas prone to flooding, putting lives at risk. >>> the drugmaker mylan has finalized a deal to pay on the epipen. they will pay $465 million, though it will not have to admit any wrongdoing. mylan came under fire after raising the price for a pair of evenpens from $1,000 in 2008 to $600. >>> a class action lawsuit claims poland spring water isn't actually spring water. poland springs is just common groundwater. poland springs' p

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hena doba is at the new york stock exchange with that and more.ood morning, hena. >> the commerce department said the u.s. gross domestic product grew at its points, the s&p 500 picked up 11 points, the nasdaq finished 66 points higher. >>> the expensive damage to the nation's energy industry infl t inflicted by hurricane harvey is creating fuel shortages and sending costs higher. damages drove gasoline future prices 18% higher over the past week. prices are higher at the pump too, a gallon is now $2.40, according to aaa, six cents higher than a week ago. >>> houston's two major airports are open. george bush intercontinental and hobby started limited operations yesterday. one of the first flights out of bush intercontinental arrived in chicago last night. the coast guard says the wanczyk claimed the prize. it isn't clear what will happen to the machine next. >> it is part of lottery history. maybe a museum somewhere. i'm sure there is. >> i'm sure that's where it is going to end up. >> hena doba at the new york stock exchange. thank you, hena. >>

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we have that in the new york stock exchange and more. >> good morning, anne-marie.l make this month's payments to the insurers under the affordable care act. they have been threaten this as a way to get democrats to negotiate health care. the cost sharing subsidies total about $7 billion a year. they help to reduce health insurance copays and deductibles tore people with modest incomes. >>> a jump by retail stocks including target and urban outfitters led a small rally here on wall street. tech companies and firms that sell household goods traded higher yesterday. the dow gained 25 points. the s&p 500 picked up 3 points. the nasdaq finished 12 points higher. >>> five days of negotiations to rework the north american free trade agreement began in washington. nafta did away with most trade barriers, including tariffs on trade between the u.s., canada and mexico. president trump called nafta the worst trade deal in history and vowed to change it or withdraw. nafta critics say the agreement encouraged businesses to move to mexico to take advantage of cheap labor, costin

roxana saberi at the new york stock exchange.. >>> still ahead, tackling a physician shortage. >> how this medical school is addressing a major health care problem in the u.s. i'm kenneth craig in north ha n haven, connecticut. that story coming up. necticut. that story coming up. ♪ ouch! new band-aid® brand skin-flex™ bandages. our best bandage yet! it dries almost instantly. better? yeah. good thing because stopping never crosses your mind. band-aid® brand. stick with it™ she pretty much lives in her favorite princess dress. but once a week i let her play sheriff so i can wash it. i use tide to get out those week old stains and downy to get it fresh and soft. you are free to go. tide and downy together. president trump changes his story once again about a highly scrutinzed meeting between his son and a russian lawyer during the 2016 campaign.... and one bay area city is going to extreme lengths to cut down on a very noisy sideshow problem... details on the "stopping ban" join us for kpix 5 news this morning... beginning at 4:30

dominic chu watched the rally from the floor of the new york stock exchange. >> reporter: it didn't last very long. what was shaping up to be a bigger scaled downturn in the stock market ended up fizzling out like it's done consistently over the past year. on a bigger picture basis, major indices posted declines of around a couple percent only to bounce back today with gains in tech stocks and bank stocks. the general consensus among many traders is that geopolitical risks aren't as big a risk yet. >> i think as we continue to get headlines out of north korea, investors have seen that the situation there might have calmed down a little bit for now and using this as an opportunity, but time will tell how it really plays out. >> reporter: the lack of new developments related to north korean intentions may help lift e horizon that aren't related to potential armed conflict. >> there are two things the markets care about. one is on a day-to-day basis, earnings per share and revenues, how the corporations are faring against competitors within their own sectors. secondly, you want to go out tw

one of the great titans on the floor of the new york stock exchange passed away jimmy maguire. he served for 60 years beginning in 1949. there he is ringing the bell including the new york stock exchange he was a specialist on the floor for decades. he traded the stock of the washington post but perhaps most famously he was the specialest for berkshire hathaway and very good friend of warren buffets. he was widely respected on the floor for his witt and leadership and always lead the christmas carol singing wait until thenelly he allowed me to stand next to him and watch trading in berkshire. i learned a lot about how the floor on rats by staperates ande me to warren buffet. he is survived by a very large family including his sons james jr. and paul that also work here on the floor jimmy maguire was 86 years old a titan has passed away. we will miss him. >> absolute legend bob, thank you very much let's get to the oil sector this morning and check out prices jackie at the commodity desk. >> good morning. well, bob laid out a nice picture of the things to watch as we head into

you could see the enthusiasm outside the new york stock exchange where traders and tourists flooded the streets to look up at the sky, but inside the exchange, the light was muted, trading was quiet, vol wr ume was light. don't think for a minute nothing is happening in this market. new lows today eclipsed new highs. we had to do it. some say investors are becoming jittery even though the dow and s&p 500 were higher for the first day in three sessions. a closer look shows the indexes are being pulled back down to earth on track for their worst month of the year. today, the dow jones industrials rose 29 points to 21,703 but nasdaq fell 3 points. meantime, the s&p was up a modest 2. but it is small cap stocks, the russell index, that is getting a lot of attention these days. it tends to start and lead declines and today it turned negative for the year. bob pisani has more. >> reporter: stocks going mixed today but the dow is still on track to post its worst monthly performance since october of last year. you know, we've seen something we haven't seen in some time. we saw a selloff in the

traders at the new york stock exchange and the cme group today. matt, start with you at the nyse, up over 100 points early in the session, despite what we're seeing the hurricane taking aim at texas, why the movement higher today? >> clearly focused on tax reform. this is the next push by the trump administration to get credibility back in the market. so if we can get through some of the tax reform by the end of the year, that will be a feather in his cap and something they can focus on. last week we were talking about the hindenburg omen, this week is solid despite a quiet week and ending strong, that's a good sign for the markets, despite what's going on in texas. liz: i would agree. todd, i agree, mr. trump, the president going barnstorming to push for tax reform. that's a good news, but all told the markets are waiting to see what janet yellen had to say, and i guess there's been a collective yawn, right? >> it really was, and if you look at what janet yellen said, she talked about peripheral issues, not necessarily policy and balance sheet wi

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. >>> i'm scott walker here's what's coming up on "halftime report" today from the new york stock exchangeis with us at post 9 and much talked about warning to investors. >>> mike mayo is back at a new firm, with a new call on a stock he says can double in the next few years. we'll find out why also why nvidia's earnings could hold the key for the entire tech trade. we'll debate what is likely to happen >>> a lot of people already watching that. thanks >>> over to the cm -- rick santelli for the san telle exchange >>> good morning, thank you, john whether you look at the south korean stock market, the nikkei, they really don't look that much different. you could argue ours is a bit less developed, but they're all kind of roughly the same pretty much you pair up against the yen, the yen is improving. if you look at the dollars versus the yuan, it's one of the first charts that look good. if you pair the yuan against the yen, of course the yen wins. the reason i'm bringing this up, yes, there are moves and they're logical with respect to the frame of north korea and the issues of the geopoli

we're back, with post nine at the new york stock exchange.all your attention to the major averages at the hour far different picture than there was quite earlier this morning you can see the dow, s&p, nasdaq are at the highs of the day. the dow is up almost 40 points, even better than that and climbing, as we speak. s&p is in positive territory, as well i want to also make sure you're seeing that headline at the bottom of our screen whereby that's steve bannon is said to be out as donald trump's chief strategist, according to "the new york times." and that is clearly having, guys, a dramatic impact on the stock market right, i mean -- >> imagine if more people were here >> does this now change the trajectory of the agenda in some ways >> i hope, but we don't know that for sure. >> hope so >> i'm told we have our eamon jarv jaff javers, as well. >> we don't have official confirmation from here in bridgewater, new jersey, that steve bannon is out or that the president has decided to fire him, as "the new york times" is reporting. we're also see

and we will also head to the floor of the new york stock exchange.when all 30 dow stocks are in the red for, clearly, one certain reason, we're going to talk to our cm e-traders for reaction along with the nys e-traders about the market's dramatic drop and how it's still vulnerable to attacks like this. "countdown" is coming right back, please stay with us. at fidelity, trades are now just $4.95. we cut the price of trades to give investors even more value. and at $4.95, you can trade with a clear advantage. fidelity, where smarter investors will always be. antrack your pack. an trade with a clear advantage. set a curfew, or two. make dinner-time device free. [ music stops ] [ music plays again ] a smarter way to wifi is awesome. introducing xfinity xfi. amazing speed, coverage and control. change the way you wifi. xfinity. the future of awesome. your insurance on time. tap one little bumper, and up go your rates. what good is having insurance if you get punished for using it? news flash: nobody's perfect. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liber

i'm sara eisen here for kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> i'm bill griffeth i'm still trying to figure out what melange means ty just used it right now. >> happy birth dawe to you. >> happy birthday to us. >> different years, just so you know. >> we can still celebrate together. >> and we are. >> it's deja vu again for the marks. the dow on track to close at a record high for a ninth straight day. we're up 11 points right now and if you're keeping score it would also be the dow's tenth straight game. >> nine records and ten games, and the s&p is in record territory. the russell is not though. >> hand neither is the nasdaq. >> but it is coming back today strong. >> so we are keeping a close eye on all of those and the possibility of more records being set today. >> all of this despite increasing tensions between the united states and north korea after the u.n. imposed new sanctions on the rogue nation. coming up, we've got the latest on north korea's threats and whether they could derail the rally. what it looks like from here. >> yes all that's happening and, of course, the v

new licensing deal with warner music group, paving the way for an expected flotation on the new york stock exchanges the last of the three big record labels to agree to renewed terms to make its catalogue available to spotify‘s 140 million users. artists and labels have in the past complained about minuscule revenue from streaming sites when compared to downloads or physical sales. investors have been selling off shares of supermarkets in the us after amazon said it would complete its takeover of the whole foods chain on monday, and immediately embark on price cuts. amazon's news reignited fears for the future of the traditional supermarket industry. walmart, target and costco all saw their shares fall. office space company wework is to get a major investment worth $4.4 billion from japanese tech giant softbank. the new york start—up was founded in 2010, and helped pioneer the concept of shared office space. it operates in 50 cities across 16 countries around the world, and is planning major expansion into asia. speaking of asia, let's take a look at how the asian markets are looking. asian stocks

for "nightly business report", i'm bob pisani at the new york stock exchange. >>> today's renewed hope for tax reform was driven mainly by a reports from politico. it said the white house and key gop lawmakers have found common ground for paying for both the individual and corporate tax breaks. some of the options, capping the mortgage interest deduction, eliminating state and local tax writeoffs, eliminating business's ability to deduct interest and another idea on the table is to tax money that workers put into their 401k plans and do the taxing up front. politico also reports that any proposal will require u.s. companies to bring back earnings from overseas at a one-time low tax rate. the corporate rate could fall somewhere between 22 and 25% down from 35. still undecided is whether the tax cuts suggested are permanent, temporary, or a mix of both. >>> so joining us now to talk more about what this potentially common ground on tax reform could mean for you is ben white. he is the chief economic correspondent at politico. good to see you, ben, as always. >> good to be here. >> what i

let's get to dom at the new york stock exchange for more. hey, dom >> it's that time of year again.t's right, melissa. back to school season upon us that means a renewed interest in buying things and a renewed focus. this time around, the recent press has been tilted towards the negative side of things for many of america's best known retailers. stocks are on pace for their worst monthly performance as a group since january of 2014. if you look at the spyder funds, it's lost nearly -- it's got nearly 100 stocks in it. of those, nearly 30 have fallen by 10% this month among the worst performers, shares of sporting goods and athletic retailers which many parents shop this time of year foot locker, dick's and finish line among the worst performers. developed this week as finish line cut this year they have been pressuring a lot of retailers in this pace space and other part of the retail world. we'll also mention electronics retailer, best buy it's negative on the month after a big drop today despite dropping a profit. best buy did caution investors not to count on recent cost of perfo

let's go to the new york stock exchange.t that. >> they are facing over had 800, what they said in 4800 claims to the talc that is allegedly causes ovarian cancer, that they failed to award customers. a jury awarded a woman with ovarian cancer $417 million because of the harm of the baby powder. the company says they will appeal. when they have this kind of litigation is usually widespread, usually on the appeal the payout becomes less. we're seeing it up about 99 cents. lauren: nicole petallides, thank you very much. the total eclipse is a bad omen. 10 days historically the worst year of the month for the stock market, september, is the eclipse a warning sign for the investors? we have chief investment officer lee munson, scary time or no? >> will cause a shock. a lot of hedge funds trying to buy puts, hedge themselves. i think a pullback, five or 6% off the top is reasonable. there is too much liquidity in this market. there is too much profit gains. we're expecting the republicans will get their act together to give us co

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. >>> on the cbs money watch, we're at the new york stock exchange with more. >> reporter: good morningwall street regained some ground on monday after last week fell off as worries eased over north korea's nuclear program. the dow gained 135 points. the s&p up 24 points and the nasdaq added 83. the price of the virtual currency bit coin is surging. it topped $4,300 yesterday. according to the coin based currency exchange that is nearly $1,000 above its rate a week ago. an update to software and rules. china is criticizing president trump's order for a probe into whether beijing is stealing u.s. technology and inventions. the order violates international trade rules. mr. trump wants to know if china improperly requires foreign companies to handle technology to get access to chinese markets. shonda rimes is moving to the streaming service to create exclusive content in what netflix is a multiyear deal. the announcement comes just days after abc's owner disney announced plans to pull programming from netflix. and there is a new shade of purple to honor the late superstar, prince. ♪ purple

roxana saberi is at the new york stock exchange with that and more.d morning, red sox a in. >> good morning, anne-marie. the dow gained 5 points, the s&p lost 1 point, and the naz diamondback finished 7 points lower. the first woman to hold a positional a u.s. baenk. it is the latest change at wells fargo. duke is a former federal reserve governor. she'll replace chairman on october 1st. >>> the online giant said its instant pickup is now available in two california cities and is expected to expand to other sights. customers can order items like snacks, drinks, and electronics online and pick them up at storage locker witness minutes. >>> if you're a cheetos fan, you can pick up these items at a stand. it is too late to get a table. the 300 seats that were available sold out. we may have to settle for a simple bag of cheetos. >> that's good enough for me. i'm kind of low brow. i don't need it all fancy. thanks a lot, roxana. >>> still ahead, a rising danger on the roads. >> more than 100 people are killed on u.s. roads every day. i'm danielle nottingh

roxana saberi is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. >> good morning, man re.s second longest rise has snapped. it left the index in negative tear the other for the first time in ten sessions. the dow lost 33 poibtss, the s&p was down 6 and the nasdaq fell 13 points. the labor department says openings jumped 8% to 6.2 million. that's the highest on record dating back to 2,000. june's job openings outpaced it. >>> airlines are bumping customers at the slowest pace in at least two decades. that's according to the transportation department. it says at least one in 19,000 passengers was booted in an overnight flight in six years. that's the lowest rate. the improvement came amid backlash that the united airlines had a passenger dragged off a full flight in chicago. the ride hailing company may sell the unit. uber has around 40,000 cars if the program which it leases to drivers. >>> and disney says it breaking up with netflix. it announced its streaming its own streaming service for animated classics plus classics like "frozen 2" and "toy story 4." if you haven't se

traders at the new york stock exchange and the cme. matt ches lock, it's a good picture, some people laugh at it. if you look over the past several decades, every time we saw this pattern, this hindenburg omen pattern shortly after, we had a market correction and full-blown bear market follow, right? >> yeah, it's hard to say. are you market timing? >> that's the question. traders are so focused, you miss the broader picture. liz: let me jump in, if you are looking at history and see before the 2000 dot com bubble blowout and the financial crisis that you saw the hindenburg omen sign, the detailed technical issue, if you will, should everybody convert 401(k)s into cash? i know that's market timing. in the answer to it is no, but might they come out slightly over on top if they do that? >> yeah, but you might have missed the last eight or nine months of historic gains here. so leave it to the experts to do the market timing. you know, i think the average investor should be looking at the market grinding higher, really trading through a

. >>> i'm scott wapner coming up at the top of the the hour from right here at the new york stock exchange'll debate whether the pullback we've seen for stocks this week is the start of a bigger correction also, we'll be all over the fact that the market is coming back at this hour plus, another shoe drops at footlocker that stock getting crushed on earnings >>> we'll tell you what wall street firms are saying about its next move at this hour and the one transport stock josh and sirott would buy with trade negotiations getting underway in washington all that at the top of the hour. >> we'll see you soon. >>> let's send it over to rick santelli and the santelli exchange rick >> hi, sarah this is a perfect time to have a discussion about stocks, central banks, and outcomes. why? because there's been so few corrections for 2017 so few corrections since the 18,000 handle, right prior to the election in november and of course, when it comes to outcomes, that's what it's all about. there's an issue here. ultimately, no matter how you feel about central banks, and this is a well-worn shoe down he

rox is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. roxana. >> good morning, anne-marie. we'll get a read on how much consumers are driving economic growth. retail sales dropped from may to june, as americans spent less at department stores, restaurants, and bars. yesterday stocks were rattled the dow lost 231 points, the s&p drop dropped, and the nasdaq dropped 35. it's because of president trump's threat to cut off subsidies. the deadline is now extended to september 5th. >>> hackers have released more hpo episodes but not anything from "game of thrones." several are from the upcoming season of "curb your enthusiasm." episodes of "insecure," and fowlers were leaked. >>> the successes at the box office were "anabel it took in $35 million. "dunkirk" came in second followed by nut job 2: nutty by nature." anne-marie? >> thank you so much, roxana. >>> still ahead, treating victims of a drug epidemic. a look at the rising costs for hospitals as more people are being sickened in the opioid crisis. ♪ five-second rule protection. new lysol k

. >> mine watch's roxanna joins us live from the new york stock exchange with that news, but first, a look at the numbers. good morning, roxanna. >> reporter: good morning, jim , rahel. investors will be watching when the world's central bankers meet this week in wyoming. discussing what to do with interest rates. friday the dow dropped 76 points, nasdaq lost five. samsung will reportedly launch it highly anticipated galaxy note eight on wednesday. but, it is not yet clear when the smart phone will hit stores. expected to have updated processor, dual lens camera, and more memory. last year samsung suffered major setback when several note seven smart phones overheated and caught fire. >> and, facebook testing new feature to help you find stories, you find important. it is called featured topic. would use facebook algorism to find out what interests you. then, taylor links on news feed to those topics. selected items would include few sentences on the subject, link to news story and photos. the move comes as facebook is her sense for new ways to increase the amount of time people spend

new entry on the toronto stock exchange. money watch's roxanna, joining us live now from the new york stock exchanges, good morning. >> watching for the july jobs report this morning, yesterday the dow gained nine points, setting another report, and the nasdaq dropped 22. the labor department unemployment benefit last week , the number of applications fell by 5,000, to 240,000, and unemployment is at healthy 4.4%. pot isn't just for eating and smoking any more. canadians can now trade it, in their stock portfolios. first exchange in north america, focusing on legal marijuana market, on the toronto stock exchange, for now, there are no us competitors. the drug still illegal here under federal law. >>> can you imagine duncan without the donut? in pasadena california it, will simply be called dunn cane, so will still sell donut , the company says few other stores will also get the one name treatment, so customers can think of them as a destination for coffee. jim, jan? >> i do like their breakfast sandwiches. i had one recently. quite good. >> veggie wrap? yes. >> now you're making me hungry , jim. >> sorry, thanks, roxanna, have

for "nightly business report," i'm bob pisani at the new york stock exchange. >>> when stocks move up day after day, month after month, bargains of course become fewer and farther between, but our next guest has some ideas on where to find them. hank smith is chief investment officer at haverford investments. hank, nice to see you. how tougher is it to find bargains today than, say, a year, three years ago? >> well, there's no question it's definitely a little bit tougher but i'd like to challenge the premise that the market is overvalued just because we're making new all-time highs. this market move since the election is right in line with earnings growth so there hasn't been that much change in valuation. we're looking at a market at about 18 times forward earnings above the historical norm of about 15 times forward earn rgsrg ings, right in line given the low leve and low levels of interest rates so i would characterize the market as fairly valued today. >> and also there aren't all that many other alternatives to equities at this point for a return on your money. >> right. the acr

nicole petallides on floor of new york stock exchange. ashley, start with you. >> yeah, melissa, this was mid to late afternoon in barcelona, at very popular tourist hot spot a shopping district, an area where people can come and go, huge, if you like, pedestrian mall, full of restaurants and bars. as the video can show you, carnage after a van jumped on the pedestrian mall, drove estimated 50 miles per hour. never slowing down. witnesses say the driver zigzaging to hit as many people as possible. now at last report 13 people have been called dead. 50 or up to 80 injured. we also believe of those 80, at least 50 are very seriously injured. children are involved as well. we do see isis claimed responsibility for the attack through its media arm, saying it was a call to the soldiers of the islamic state who carried out this attack. we do now know two people have been arrested. one in his 20s, of moroccan descent. one, we do not have an idea who the second suspect was, who was arrested. however we do know theres with a shootout with police n

we've got traders as always in the new york stock exchange and the cme group.'s again with teddy, who's probably parked his big motor boat at the south seaport just to run in and talk to us, which i'm always grateful for, teddy. so where does it all go from here? why the big jump today? it's not because president trump used a prompter last night, is it? >> well, i think it's a combination of things. but it is as you point out interesting. last week we looked like we were on our way to zero, and here we are. we haven't quite recovered everything we gave back last week, but certainly we're two-thirds of the way home. i think it's the prospect once again of some tax relief from washington, certainly goldman's comment to morgan sustainable's comments don't hurt. and then overnight there was a story about the norwegian wealth fund, which is the largest in the world. almost a trillion dollars. that said, they're going to up their exposure from equities from 60 to 70%, which equals about $100 billion. so, you know, you add it all together and perhaps we caught the sho

i'm bob pisani at the new york stock exchange. >> so, what will will shift if focus in the markets mean for you and your investment? patrick is the chief strategist with silver crest asset management and joins us now. p up what bob ice mentioned, which is the debt t c something that'se market as on our screen. the, we've always fixeded and often, they fixed it at the 11th hour, but it doesn't fix itself and congress has missed one deadline it set for itself, which was to do it before august recess. and when they get back in september, they've got about month and they start missing payments. which is serious indeed. >> we made a point to point out that selling today in the equity markets is minor.it not a torre, but do you think that people looked at to the rising tensions with north korea and those who were inclined to sell saw that as the excuse or reason to do so? >> so, we're already seven or eight years into a bull market. and the price of stocks right now is closer to what it would be like near the end of a bull . so there aren't a lot of deals out there. so people look for a reaso

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we have traders at the new york stock exchange, the cme group. they've given me their answers.in with scott at the nyse. a bit of a downer today. i've been told the threat of a government shut down from president trump, is that really a play here? or are we waiting to hear from some of those fed heads at jackson hall? >> i think we're just looking at the markets and trying to figure out if yesterday meant something. every day we've had a little bit of different type of action. but you know what? the bulls took a bit of a stand today. yet they had some cash up 24 handling, today we've held off 8, so we're holding a bit higher, which is showing some commitment to the recent rally we saw earlier this week. let's hope we don't get any more big headlines we had out of arizona the next few days. but i do think that the market is acting somewhat decent and traders are using 24 -- i would say 40 as the line in the sand. we break 40 volatility could start coming back in. ashley: all right. the s&p at 2446 right now. let's go to ira. this morning out for major banks today. you say, look,