what happened to the bell. they remember the other three monuments being moved off site. they don't remember the bell leaving. but it's not there. it is a 2000 pound solid brass replica of the bell made in france. >> it's a big bell. >> authorities say they remain puzzled where the bell may be and if you have information or you know someone who may, contact the dc city council. >> interesting >> it's a big bell to disappear, nobody seems to know >> 2000 pound of brass >> if it's in your garage, give us a call. >> 5at630 is after the break. ♪ ♪. >>> happy monday. jim, welcome >> shawn, hello >> nice to meet you, good to see you again. >> by the way loving the beard. looks nice, that's the jim beard. we like it. it's there we might as well talk about it. get it out of the way. let's talk about the other big thing, president trump's tweets, neck, this time it's that wrestle mania that shows the commander in chief close lining cnn >> critic say it advocates violence, this is the story at 6:30, use the #5at630. let's

council is asking for your help to find a replica of the liberty bell. >> philadelphia of course the ty bell but in 1950 all 48 states in the district got 2,000 pound brass replicas at the end of a savings bond program. d.c. sat outside what is known as the wilson building. all of the bells were struck at the foundry that made the original. when the federal government began remodeling pennsylvania avenue, the d.c. replica disappeared some time around 1980. all 2,000 pounds of it. >> and the obvious question that comes to mind is does this ring a bell? >> reporter: josh gibbs season the council's historian. he rediscovered the bell's history and he's hoping that someone, somewhere might know what happened to it. >> i'm opening up the search to the public in the hopes that someone remembers back to 1980 or people have seen a liberty bell replica that they always wondered what it was doing there. and on the off chance that may be our bell. >> reporter: gibson says it's it no this huge bell outside the union station nor the replica between the white house and treasury. >> the gold medal p

but difference between this bell and the lint bell thinks one still works. >> reporter the daytime has been standing still in the bell tower. >> hear bells every year at same time, how does that make you feel. >> first thing i think about american history especially living here in philadelphia, it is hard to really think to make it real, and it really something to be in the place that is just the same in making the same sounds. >> reporter: while sound of these bells to all of us as americans, speak a universal language meaning the home of the brave. to gene, the music maker the bells simply sound like home. he has been playing them for more than 30 years. >> it is like my sanctuary up here, my parents were married in this church in 1938, and my grandmother started in 1908. i got married and my children were coming down and my grandchildren were coming down , so that is five generations. it is only church that i know. it is only one that i belong to. >> you're doing good. >> i will not pass the baton just yet, or the torch, but one day i will. >> reporter: with his book

inside the classroom. bell admitted he's hiv positive. >> it is devastating to us that something like this could take place in a classroom. in a school building where the adults are charged with taking care of >> the police want to hear from the parents after they talk to the children. there is a hotline and it's on our website wjla.com. nathan baca, abc7 news. michelle: thank you, nathan. heart-broken family wants answers after its patriarch adriano lombre was shot and killed on the beltway. married and a father of four he was shot near the pennsylvania avenue exit. shortly before midnight saturday. tonight his family is struggling to come to terms with the loss. >> he wasn't just in the family circle. he was the centerpiece to the family. he kept everybody together. he was the life of the party. it wasn't a party unless my dad was there. michelle: they say the shooting was intentional despite that lombre wasn't specifically targeted. anyone who may have something that night late saturday call the police. jona

>>you guys were speaking of the experience of bell. his spotter has just encouraged him to run his line, try to block the line of the 52. they want to try to force the 52 into a mistake. now obviously friesen has a lot of dirt racing experience but not so much in a truck because they're hoping they can continue to run the line, frustrate the 52 and force him into a mistake. that maybe the fourth's only shot. >>it's a great battle right now. >>and you're seeing just that. just like the experienced spotter's telling bell. get the guy to make a mistake. he knows there's a nascar win in his grasp. make him mess up. but friesen is up for the task. >>to the front for the lead, friesen. can me make it stick with lap traffic in front of him? bell still working the top, but friesen is there. the fans here at eldora, they know who's driving that 52 tr k truck. he's a dirt racer. >>and you look in front of him. the lap traffic is going to play a role in this and how they get through this lap traffic, where those trucks are, because those guys don'

" starts right now. >>> hi everybody, welcome to the "closing bell," i'm kelly evans. >> and i'm bill griffith earnings once again in all force today as it has been this week a number of positive reports powering the dow higher. although we are well off the highs of the session right now after the bell tonight, we have facebook leading the way, we'll tell you what to expect from those numbers, as you saw there, some of the other major preparations with pretty good gains today. >> and dow components, bowing in particular pushing that index higher, it's still up 76 after the fed's decision and shares are soaring today after earnings we're going to have ben axler who was sure to tell us what he's doing with the stock now. >> first, let's get to our closing bell exchange for this day with the dow up 78 points in record territory samantha is with us. she's at post nine with steve grasso from stewart frankel and rick stan telly, i'm sure is still reading over the fed's statement that came out an our ago. it's very extensive there. >> you know, steve, we we

what is the reward for finding the missing bell. rnal thanks of the people of the district of columbia. >> you can't put a price on that find. >> right. >> you will probably make it on tv and in the newspapers. >>> new rules in effect. apparently a lot of you were at the doorways and making it difficult for people to get off the train, so starting today if you std, the train when it stops. then if you want to continue traveling you can get back on. >>> makes sense, right? >> they are pulling out of the dulles town center according to the business journaling. nordstrom will close on september 8th. this will impact 150 workers. they have been an anchor store there since 2002. its operating agreement was set to expire. they are one of two stores they are planning to close in our area this year. >>> now, wusa 9's first alert weather rated d.c.'s most accurate forecast. >>> perhaps the most crucial week of the year to be a meteorologist in d.c. >> no pressure for tomorrow. we only have the nation's fireworks show. >> last year, as you rec

the closing bell ringing at nine minutes. they are rolling out the red carpet for some of the biggest names. quite frankly starting tomorrow. but straightahead the 2 billion-dollar man telling us which of those should have snapshots before the numbers hit . . . liz: after days of falling blue apron is showing signs of life. it is up 5%. what is at the heart of that, nicole? just as it is higher, snap shares falling to the ipo price of 17 bucks. >> very good point. watching blue apron. of course this is a ten dollars ipo on the start day. we know it was a lowered price. what is interesting here today, up about 5% at $8.11 off the low of last week. what is interesting here the options started trading, the contracts. the best have been to the upside, calls versus puts, seven to one, all right? the volume somewhat muted but the idea here the options didn't start trading having everybody want to get out. on the contrary. bets are to the upside on this one. it is 25% off its ipo price at one point. looking a little better. not back

. >>> let freedom rink meet the man who plays the bells at one of philadelphia's oldest churches and y july 4th will also be associated with that house of worship. >>> the winner is. the record breaking performance at this year's coney island hot . >>> at 11:00, a beautiful site of the nation's capitol. thousands converged on the mall for fireworkses and 4th of july festivities. the fireworks capped a full day of events to celebrate america's birthday. >> three million were expected to gather for new york's annual 4th of july firework show, the largest in more than ten year, more than 60,000 shells were launched from five barges. >> it is known as the super bowl of eating. people gather on new york coney island for the annual hot dog eating contest. no exception. last year's winner is still top dog >> joey chestnut of brooklyn defended his title. earning a record ten and victory, he ate 72 franks and buttons in ten minutes. >> i've been really lucky how it's performed. >> and it was much the same for the female competitors, mickey sudo of las vegas won her fourth can we have title. at

age.on: if it is in your gar jonathan: oh, the liberty bell? bald eagle is now healing in dcu city wildlife has been caring for the birds since it was found lethargic and unable to fly. saturday the bird is now eating and acting more like an eagle, which i guess is a good sign for stop more steps are planned before they can release it back into the wild. -- an: and look at this pretty cool image that we found as we get ready to celebrate the fourth of july. somebody in fauquier county, virginia, has mowed a giant american flag into the field. sky track 7 spotted this. virginia was named the most patr jonathan: and that is well done. great job. when you think of the fourth of july, you think about pools, cookouts, sunshine. alison: what about skiing? conditions in northern california are just right to ski and snowboard on independence day because the snow has not completely melted. one resort says it's the fourth time in its history it has stayed open so late. jonathan: mammoth mountain, you can ski with your shorts on. steve: here we are come ea

he's rediscovered the bell's history. he's hoping someone somewhere might know what happened to it. >> so i'm opening up the search to the public in the hopes that someone either remembers back to 1980 or people have seen liberty bell replica that they always wondered what it was doing there and on the off chance that that may be our bell. >> it's not the huge liberty bell outside of the the liberty replica sitting between the white house and treasury. >> obviously, gold medal prize would be if someone could give me a lead leading to the bell itself. >> there's no prize or reward money, just civic prize. >>> president trump steps up his feud with the media. setting off another wave of outrage and condemnation from lawmakers. >> an emotional ree union caught on camera as family reunited after hike through dangerous terrain went way off course. >>> and it's all fun and games this independence day until someone gets hurt. >> i knew i was doing something dangerous, i didn't know it was going to go that z2e2hz z1a2z y2e2hy y1a2

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we're less than an hour to the closing bell. happy friday. let's start the countdown. ♪ ♪ here we go. looking at the dow jones industrials, we were up 110, the short trading week looks like a winner with anyone long stocks at the moment. look at the s&p, it's gaining about 15 points, that too is off the highs of the session. it's a quarter of a percent gain, though, and we've got the nasdaq better by a full percentage point. the dow, nasdaq, and s&p are right there. on track for weekly gains. but, folks, the real show stopper here, the transports after hitting an all time intraday high earlier, that index is hitting a record close for the third time this week. it is up 117 points at 9,693. so what's really powering that? we've got the airlines, the railroads boosting higher. delta and southwest ticker symbol love. we love that all hitting all-time highs. technology, and social media swimming strongly in a oceanside of green after gains and losses. tech giants right now all higher as you've seen we also have alphabet google moving higher, apple

. >>> let freedom rink meet the man who plays the bells at one of philadelphia's oldest churches and y july 4th will also be associated with that house of worship. >>> the winner is. the record breaking performance at this year's . >>> at 11:00, a beautiful site of the nation's capitol. thousands converged on the mall for fireworkses and 4th of july festivities. the fireworks capped a full day of events to celebrate america's birthday. >> three million were expected to gather for new york's annual 4th of july firework show, the largest in more than ten year, more than 60,000 shells were launched from five barges. >> it is known as the super bowl of eating. people gather on new york coney island for the annual hot dog eating contest. no exception. last year's winner is still top dog >> joey chestnut of brooklyn defended his title. earning a record ten and victory, he ate 72 franks and buttons in ten minutes. >> i've been really lucky how it's performed. >> and it was much the same for the female competitors, mickey sudo of las vegas won her fourth can we have title. ate 41 hot dogs and

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jpmorgan, city ig ai and wells reporting before the bell. about what to expect with these earnings. i suppose the headline is that capital markets that trading revenues will be down and potentially quite sharply down, but there has been filed answer for guidance for that. >> that's correct, sir what i would expect is thatansw guidance for that. >> that's correct, sir what i would expect is that we'll siee everybody focus on th fixed income trading area and guidance has been that trading as a whole, equity trading has been pretty good, so guidance down 10% to 15%. we think ficc will be down close to 20%, but as you pointed out, most of this is already priced in >> and i suppose specifically on that area of the business, goldman sachs will be focused 00 that, not reportingin until nex tuesday, but they had a terrible quarter in that area how important is it that they to similar to the other banks this quarter? >> i think it's important. we have to remember that they have a greater presence in the commodities market compared to a jpmorgan or mo

there is the closing bell. d, melissa it is a volatile day. >> dow ending in the read for the second straight day. it is down 154 points as fears go over the threat of north korea ahead of key meetings with world leaders at the g20 summit. the s&p and nasdaq falling about 1%. russell getting hit the hardest, seeing the biggest drop since midday. i'm melissa francis. what a day. david: it's a big day. i'm david asman, this is "after the bell." glad you could join us. more on the big market movers. here is look what else we'll cover in busy hour worldwide. massive

the new search for a liberty bell missing for decades here in d.c. >>> plus, it wouldn't be the fourthjuly without food competitions. we'll tell you more about the burdener queen. >> she's probably taking the day off. four things you need to know. number one, it is be oinkhot and humid outside today. storms are likely. most likely between 3:00 and 5:00 this evening up to about 7:00 or 8:00 perhaps. i'm optimistic most of the >>> at 6:13, let's get you caught up. in prince george's county, let's talk a look at a deadly car and avenue. at 6:30 we'll get a live "news4" update from aimee cho. >> good morning. i'm meteorologist chuck bell. july 4th, one of the big outdoor days of year. if you plan on spending it by the pool, times will be cloudy, enough sunshine to get us into the 90s. i'll show you the future weather to plan out those thunderstorm chances coming right up. >> thank you. we're getting incredible look at video. take a look at what happens when you don't dispose of fireworks properly. this fireworks display caught fire in georgia. they threw out fireworks in a trash can. the t

district and the state each received a copy of the bell from the treasury department after a national savings bond campaign. maryland's copy is in annapolis, virginia's in charlottesville, maybe someone's has seen dc's somewhere. >> that people have seen a liberty bell replica that they always wondered what it was doing there and on the off chance that they be our bell. >> gibson has found another significant historic object he recovered and had repaired with district citizens who served in world war ii. now he hopes the city's replica of the liberty bell will return to its rightful place, to, in the district, tom sherwood, news 4. >>> plans to revamp the dc warfroeang to big problems and a smell that no one thought could get any worse, why terrible. >>> plus a father guns down inside his car on the beltway, tonight the plea from his >>> holiday week is off to a pretty toasty, warm start. >> yeah, as long as it stays clear. we've got fireworks to look for both tonight and tomorrow, amelia. >> all kind of barbecues and cook outs and you name it. >> exactly. any firewor

republican tom reed on after the bell. ave about 38 -- 48 minutes before the closing bell rings. as many of you buy things at walmart, goldman sachs is saying buy walmart. right behind it, walmart. adding it to a buy list and raising its price target to $84 from 78. we're at 76 bucks and change right now. and madia isn't going back to jail but viacom has locked in the entertainer. the entertainment company announcing a multiyear deal with tyler perry. an exclusive agreement for tv film and short form programming. and in the final hour of trade, viacom, the stock has struggled recently is one of the biggest winners on nasdaq. it's up 1.5%. jp morgan chief drops the s bomb while blaming washington gridlock for the slow growth of the nations and your pocketbook. but will the dc function always hear his theory? we'll tell you what he said on the floor show next on countdown liberty mutual stood with me when this guy got a flat tire in the middle of the night. hold on dad... liberty did what? yeah, liberty mutual 24-hour roadsid

dave and melissa, big earnings after the bell. ally on wall street continues at least in one of the markets. six months since president trump was sworn in. dow and s&p to fight for record closes but nasdaq getting it done. i'm david asman. melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." more on the big market movers. here is what else we're covering for you this very busy hour. made in the usa. president trump meeting with key business leaders at the white house moments ago. how the deal maker in chief is urging ceos to create american jobs. the president sending another clear message.

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with the closing bell ringing in seven minutes, why? their big earnings tomorrow. coming up, we're going to head to the floor of the new york stock exchange for a look at what else is moving the markets. "countdown" is coming right back. ♪ ♪ he got home safe. yeah, my dad says our insurance doesn't have that. what?! you can leave worry behind when liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. . . . . liz: there is now and tomorrow. we head toward a record finish. tomorrow, financials on track. specifically jpmorgan, citi, wells fargo. nicole petallides with trader tim anderson. nicole, tell us in the final two minutes what move you see with stocks? >> what we're watching closely are the banks with higher yields. steel stocks doing well on comments from president trump and what goes on with china, that group is doing really well. overall the fact we'll be closing at another record if we can hold on to it, liz. liz: i would think so. tim, i want to get your thoughts janet yellen the head of the fed, spoke before the senate committee

liz: we hit the closing bell, gentlemen, thank you. the dow punching up 85 points, jumping exponentialliesa the closing bell rings, amazon off the bat. david: what is going on with the markets? after it looked like it was going to swoon, another record close for the dow. celebrating a brand-new all-time high for the second day in a row. it may trend higher as we finish in the close. stocks getting kicked around on the s&p and nasdaq after an early boost from facebook and amazon with the tech high losing a little steam today. hi, everybody, i'm david asman. melissa: i'm melissa francis, this is "after the bell". more on the big market movers. here's what else we are covering during this very busy hour. feeling the heat on health

i think on the bell yesterday amazon's market cap passed half a trillion dollars for the first time so what's important to you for the earnings today you need to see for the stock to keep moving higher. >> sure. really, it's two things. one, an update on the aws on the cloud business that has really been what drove the revaluation of the stock, and -- and, you know, this year, competition has gotten -- has been heating up from microsoft and also from google, though less so from google, and they seem to be investing a lot in head counts, so an update there, and then just secondly, you know, the international business they are making significant investments on so the question is the street properly fact oregon in the investments? up until now they haven't cared because they are not willing to give the company a pass because they have proven themselves in the u.s. >> all right max, it says you're a bear short term what does that mean? >> yeah. look, i like the name. i think it's there is to look longer term and what we see happening in the next quarter to maybe even three-quarters it's go

bancorp and m&t bank that will happen before the opening bell after the closing bell, we'll get americanxpress, qualcomm and t-mobile u.s that earnings picture taking front and center stage let's talk a bit more about the earnings picture we have joining us now lindsay bell investment strategy from cfra research. i have to say, it's shaping up to be another decent earnings season take us through some of the mechan mechanics. why you are showing or seeing positive momentum for earnings >> it's been a good quarter, but we're in early stages. 74% of the companies that reported have beat on the top and bottom line. that's in line with average for this point in the earnings season early on that will come down as we move on the banks stole the headlines so far. good quarterly results, weak guidance was the story there wilfred i'm sure can tell you about that we're looking forward to see how the regional banks fair. technology will be the second best leader in growth with 10.8% earnings growth. that's after energy. emerging from earnings drought, i would say. and we'll get some of the -- the se

on "saved by the bell." but now, she's going back to tv on a sitcom. laying a mom. "e.t." on-line got all the details. >> does it feel like a little bit of a full circle moment, on television as the mom of a teenager? >> it's a little panic moment for a second. i'm actually really excited. >> the 43-year-old mom of two, now an onscreen mom on the upcoming series for netflix. the series is called alex a and kate. >> it's a comedy, i play the mother of a teenage girl that is actually going through cancer. >> she was just 15 when she became famous on "saved by the bell." >> zach you can't know what this means to me. in the '90s, she was kelly, the high school sweetheart of zack morris played by mark paul gos lar. >> i have a special place in my heart for that show. i always will. >> she went on to join "beverly hills 90210." she played valerie malone. >> i'm home. >> i noticed. >> she's rookie. >> not for the show. i have been on shows for a while. >> the host of her own cooking show, working with the charity, feeding america. tiffany and her daughter help

is that the liberty bell ringing? liberty bell gets tapped 13 times and the kids tapping the bell are descenters of the signers of the declaration of independence. the bell hasn't been rung since 1846 because of fears the crack could worse. >>> the stage is set for tonight's grand finale of the wawa welcome america festival. nbc 10 is the only place you can see it. as you can see out there, plenty of sunshine. a great way to start. >> it is. hopefully fingers crossed for the evening. glen "hurricane" schwartz is tracking it. >> we're certainly not rain free. as you can see behind me, there are some showers and even some thunderstorms in parts of the area. so far not anything very close to philadelphia itself. it's also not moving. you see my finger here? it just is not moving. that's a couple of hours worth. we're not seeing any significant movement. we're seeing weakening. that's a good sign. . it it stays in one period of time you'll get flooding. in delaware it's kind of breaking up a little bit. and forming other s

they want to know if the suspect has more victims. carlos deangelo bellarged with assaulting at least ten boys and forcing them to make pornography. the charles county sheriff's office say some of it started at the benjamin positive for hiv. >> my daughter ran down the stairs yelling mommy, one of our teachers has been arrested for molesting kids. >> charles county has a hotline number. it's also on the app. story is right there on the home page. this case has striking similarities to another crime in prince george's county. dionte caraway worked at a school in glen arden. he pleaded guilty to federal charges. his trial on local charges set for later this month. the school system set up a task force after that incident to prevent this from happening and it recommended training for everyone wo has students. new reporting requirements and new sex >>sayin man was hit by a car. police are working on the scene. they're trying to figure out what led up to that crash. traffic now moving in that area. >>> you are looking at the intense familiar flames and smoke f

welcome to the "closing bell" today. i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> i'm bill griffeth a lot of red across the board and nasdaq is giving back yesterday's gains, and tesla now has seen a 20% pullback from its most recent highs. talk about what's behind that decline specifically, among other things coming up here in just a few minutes. >> tesla down another 6% today big moves. >> yeah. >> meantime, protesters clashing with police in germany outside the g-20 sum my. we'll be live on the ground with the very latest. >> a lot of action there as anticipated. >>> and a health care proposal from republican senator ted cruz is gaining apparently some traction on capitol hill we'll have details on his amendment, proposed amendment and reaction from the ceo of mt. sinai hospital >> let's get to our jon fortt, shall we, beginning with some big job cuts over at microsoft jon is in san francisco. jon? >> reporter: yeah, kelly, microsoft set to cut thousands of jobs as it focuses its efforts on the cloud, reorganizes

nice job. >> he stopped ringing the bell. i said he is being polite. no, it goes to his training. >> any minute you can quit, you walk over to a bell, ring it 3 times, right after get a bullseye i rang to twice. quitting is contagious we do not quit. >> you don't feel bad for me, never mind. >> i forget he was not here. >> that is june rogers, she said her son christian is a victim of new jersey's bail reform laws, this system has let criminals hardened criminals in some cases out on the streets. >> when he was arrested in my kitchen, the officers let me know it was heroin. >> i just want to get high. >> we did everything. >> it is an every day battle. an every day battle. >> we have got to cha to shattes spacstigma. >> okay grade. wonderful. >> two deer fawns are safe and sound after being rescued by, friday night, they were too close to flalames in prescott national forest in arizona, fire starred over a week ago, as of sun 43 square mile are nearly half contained, great job. >> the mexican town of sa san po is not unlike main other places they have h

the 54th annual cable car bell ringing contest was held this week... ll show you how our stanley roberts faired in the competition. (steve) new details are coming out about a plane crash in the north bay...(pam ) that crash killed a college professor .... and injured three others on the plane. the plane went down in schellville yesterday afternoon ... shortly after taking off from the sonoma sky park airport... officials say, it came down in a remote field about one- thousand feet from the runway. authorities say, goldman died upon impact .. the two children on board were airlifted to the benioff children's hospital in oakland... and the nanny was taken to 'queen of the valley' in napa. witnesses say, they tried to help the victims as quickly as possible, but the terrain made it difficult to get to them. investigators say, they will be out at the scene for the next few days... hoping to determine the cause of the crash. (steve) the man who died in that crash has been identified as the member of a prominent family of san francisco philantropists. kron4's

it's believed the bell disappeared between 1970 and 1981. it's been stolen or scrapped- but it would be very hard to hide - so investigators are asking the public for tips. some supermarkets in georgia had a little less chicken to sell this week. thats becuase the poultry ended up all over the interstate. take a look at this. that is thousand pounds of raw chicken all over the road on interstate 75. it took crews hours to clean it all up after a semi spilled its load. there was no crash -- and authorities aren't sure why the truck dumped all that chicken. it's xx and we're just getting started. good morning washington. - hot & humid 4th - storms later today; will they affect the fireworks? - unsettled the next few days; daily storm chances - next big change comes this weekend; lower humidity today: partly sunny. hot and humid. pm thunderstorms possible 2-8pm. highs: 88-92 winds: se 5 mph tonight: mostly cloudy. warm and muggy. patchy fog. lows: 68-74 winds: ne 5 mph wednesday: mostly cloudy. warm and muggy. chance of showers and storms. highs

and then one time, justin said something like, "you got to ring the bell. don't ring the bell.en when we watched it back, we saw you could hear justin directing me. [ laughter ] >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: yelling at me. and so i go, "do you mind doing it again?" and you're like, "you got to be kidding me, you guys." [ laughter ] >> yeah. we did it again. we definitely did take two. >> jimmy: the whole day, we did that. >> it was a perfect -- >> jimmy: nothing moved. >> perfect screen, everything right borders, had to be perfect for the two of you. >> jimmy: it was really, so -- [ laughter ] >> this is my life. perfection. >> jimmy: perfection. we were so excited. do you remember that? >> yeah, we did. [ laughter ] this was, like, the best weekend ever. >> jimmy: it was so fun. we went up to this house. it said, open house or something like that. >> yes. and nancy and i were hoping to go in and check it out, and so we dragged you guys. >> jimmy: justin and i came, like, we were bro biking. >> oh, that's right. you were bro biking in circles. >> jimmy: we were three minutes later t

paypal and ebay also announce results after the bell. thea: let's get a look at major averages, down as we head toward the close. abigail doolittle is standing by. abigail: the moves may be small, but we are looking at records for the s&p 500, the nasdaq, and even the dow. second on pace for a record closing high in a row. the dow transports on the bottom down at about .8%. clearly, the odd index out about four days in a row. let's take a look at the intraday chart in the bloomberg. compositethe nasdaq index, up about 1.25% over the last four days. dow transport down 2% over that time. on the dow transport, a series of disappointing earnings. yesterday it was ual and csx. today, we have the shares of union pacific weighing on the dow transport. shares are down in a big way. chp robinson put up the biggest etf in history according to steeple. and you will see those shares are lower. here they are, down about 5.4 percent, while union pacific beat. but there are lots of questions about rail shipping costs and competitors. we do see more pres

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so we're inside 90 seconds to the "closing bell" with the nasdaq set to record another all-time highng that the best performing sector the financials love higher interest rates the worst performing sector the utilities hate higher interest rates as we get set for the fed meeting, just pointing that out there. >> oil had a bit of a pop this afternoon after the studies repeal they will do what they need to do at the meeting in st. petersburg, russia lost in the sauce, bob pins be, was the acquisition of web md, arguably the first online medical advice service that changed the relationship between doctors and patients you could go to them online and look up your symptoms before you went to see your doctor >> i that's been around a 2 million market cap and they were bought out today for 2.1 billion. now news from alphabet and andarka. >> alphabet announced a fine levied against them by the european union the numbers will be a little bit different than some people anticipated. but that fine very interesting. >> we'll see what impact that has on the bottom line when they report their earni

the news is good. lindsay bell joins us from cfra research to talk about that. good to see you, lindsay. welcome back. >> thanks for having me. >> how would you characterize the quarter so far? >> oh, it's been a great quarter. we've got growth of 8.9%. that's so much better than the 6.2% we were expecting going into the quarter. it's well ahead of where we're typically at at this point in the earnings season. usually the index is showing a beat rate of about 1.2 percentage points at this point in time. we're at 1.4, so that's really good or 2 -- excuse me, 2.7. sorry. my numbers are off. >> so it's better than it normally is is really the point you were trying to make there. >> right. it's better than it normally is. the numbers didn't come down significantly going into the quarter. that's also important. and we're seeing top line growth come in significantly better than expected. usually about 50% or so of the companies that report beat on the top line. as it currently stands, 70% of companies are beating our revenue estimates. >> that's a really good economic

we know the liberty bell ring , and that thomas jefferson and john adams played a part in it. place in philadelphia in independence hall or that state house, which was its name at the time. and we all know of john hancock, his name so huge that king george could read it without his spectacle. let's take a look at our crown jewel. it is a treasure of value without compare. it is part of our heritage and part of our constitution. how it became the bill of rights and our fundamental laws. how it became a philosophy that swept the world of political ideas that had never been done before. out of our heritage has come human liberty, democracy and the birth of a great nation. this is "our heritage." a little, now we know of what it is. next, we ask ourselves how did this happen? why was it necessary that a me to shut off our family ties. to cut the strings to mother england? it did not happen suddenly. it was a long, long time before the pressure was strong enough to blow the lid. one man alone was responsible. the handsome, young, stubborn, villain of the story, his majesty, king geo

we are less than an hour to the closing bell. we're watching a record. the number i need you guys to watch 21,000 we had hit it and got over it right now. we are on track to look at another record close on our hands and i'm talking about the big 40. the 40th record close since election day. at least today to a very devilish outlook. the dreaded interest rate hikes would be gradual. she said that before but she always said a few more things and that that we are about to tell you about. folks, you have to stay with us because we are already about that at 21,545. so stay with us. taking a look at some of the movers and shakers that are getting us above that line. the airline stocks fly higher. american airlines came out with a very robust forecast for its revenue into social media names more than trending today. facebook has a new annual high. they cite the ability to monetize the messenger app. it's a two and a third%. and then twitter chirping letter. this is after the struggling micro- messaging company. the managing director as the cfo. to the white hous

nancy: the bells still ring but soon you won't be able to get close to the bell tower. we'll explain why next. nancy: a popular tour in arlington about to close for big change ahead for the bell tower. q: here it is. this is close to the public but this is located between the marine memorial and the arlington national cemetery. why is it closing? on site evaluation going on as we speak. this has been here for 60 years. 20 years ago the netherlands paid care for the improvements then but now it's our turn. we found out the national park service set aside $4 million to fix the monument. engineers are here today to give at it look over. you can easily see its skin. needs a new paint job. there is rust here. the engineers are trying to assess how bad the damage is to come up with a plan to fix the monument in the future. it's unclear when the improvements will happen but the monument will be open again to the public tomorrow on sa news. alison: thank you. get back to breaking news of the day and the newsroom. president trump just commenting on reince priebus, his chief of s

eighteen minutes before the closing bell rings. ng for president trump to get before the microphone. he is looking to change the narrative by focusing on companies that make their products in america but there are couple of questions about that. he stepped all over his own message with another tweet about tweet about the russia controversy and number two some of these made in america items are sourced hearts from elsewhere. there is no talk about taxing imports. he needs to stop the tweeting. what does ed say now about these. the commercial is so old o.j. simpson is in it. the stars came out in force and that means the lowest wage to make the campaign. sammy davis junior. don johnson and others. trying to save them. now the trumpet ministration is trying to tear a page out of their book. the fear and balanced perspective. the fox news contributor and republican strategist ed rollins and here with us the point of view wealth management. donald trump is coming out right now and i will begin with you. you can't blame the media. they wi

so the urgency he bell is confirmed positive with hiv. he's been accused of creating child porn videos while working at the stoddard middle school in waldorf and they are concerned authorities here, that there's possibility bell has had contact with many more than the seven victims they know. they're working with this new new information this morning trying to find -- damp trying to find more -- afternoon trying the find more potential child victims, reporting live, scott bomb, wusa9 -- broom, wusa9. >> scott thank you. we know you'll stay on this. adam? >>> right now prince george's county police are still searching for the gunman who shot and killed a man on the beltway. adriana longbray was behind the wheel on saturday night when he got shot multiple times by somebody in a moving vehicle. this happened on the outer loop. he was just 15 minutes away from his home in upper marlboro. his wife tells us that police tell her road rage might have been behind the shooting. he is e killed in what may be road rage attacks here in rerent weeks. fi

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first up a look at the forecast with chuck bell. steamy already. >> it is thick out here on the front lawn. very, very humid. the flag in front of the station is hanging completely still. not much of a breeze. an abundance of humidity. feels like an early summer morning in d.c. for sure. a couple headlights and otherwise quiet day today. sunny and hot, hot, hot. tomorrow, for the fourth itself, there is an outside chance of a stray storm or two. i think most of us will not have to worry about rain chances until wednesday and thursday. cooler weather comes in with higher rain chances on wednesday. do plan on it being into the upper 80s and low 90s. home tie highs, 88 at jack's house, 94 downtown where i live. jack taylor, how is your morning coming along? >> so far early and dark. we have nothing happening on the roads. we're in good shape. beltway looking good. inner and outer loop looking good. looking good going out of manass manassas. live look at virginia going northbound near the prince william parkway. nothing to worry about. v

this is "after the bell." more on big market movers. we have a lot to talk about. lse is happening this hour. >>> huge shake-up at the white house. sean spicer is out. anthony scaramucci is in. the press secretary turning in his resignation as president trump hires new communications chief, a man quite familiar to viewers of this network. is there another shoe about to drop?

bell. they do believe there could be additional victims. police say middle school boys were the primary target of 30-year-old carlos deangelo bell. he's accused of using his position as a school aide and coach to molest kids and make child pornography. >> some of the evidence found included graphic images of bell sexually assaulting victims. some of the crimes appear to have been committed on school property and others at his home in waldorf. >> we just said hi and he waved and that was it. >> reporter: neighbors said he seemed like a nice guy. >> all i can say is you never know. >> i have young boys. >> reporter: bell was employed by charles county schools from fall 2014 to december 2016. he was an instructional assistant, a track coach and he worked briefly at two additional schools. >> clearly we have work to do to ensure that this will never happen again. >> reporter: fox 5 asked the school superintendent how someone could sexually assault children during a school day inside a school. >> if you don't think i've asked myself that thousands of times since learning, you're wron