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folks there is the closing bell. if the bulls are breath less the bears are possibly cheering but the dow losing 282 points but well off the lows we'll see you tomorrow. melissa: trade is rocking wall street stocks plummeting after president trump called for a fresh round of tariffs against china. the dow ending down 288 points and it has been down as much as 419 points earlier in the day. the s&p 500 and the nasdac both diving into the red there, but the russel 2,000 is fighting to end the day with the second straight record close, small cap led index needs major averages sin the president's tariff announcement on march 1. i'm melissa francis. david: i'm david asman glad to have you here. phil flynn is watching all the action oil and nicole petallides on the floor o

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(slow jazz music) ♪ fly me to the moon ♪ and let me play (bell ring) >>> welcome back to "the closingsdaq is down 120 points today. transport is up to 58. oil and energy is one of the weak spots here is a look we mentioned earlier. p&g is up a percent and nike and coca-cola is also in the green today. >> the nasdaq is still on track to close its high for its fourth straight >> let's head to bertha coombs >> it has been the small cap that led the way and out performed for the seventh straight week. with that said, large caps today leading the way higher and up on the news that it is moving forward with a drug trial and kos cowith a new all time high today. and media stock continues to fill that halo effect from the at&t decision and obviously our parent company, comcast's new hostile bid for fox, both fox and netflix today at all time highs and both double digit gains for the week and chip makers despite the fact that chips were among the best performing sectors of 3% for the week well, england does not play for another week this is a long time for you to week >> england is on tuesday

"the closing bell" is back after this ♪ >>> welcome back to "the closing bell." 40 minutes left of tradehe dow just shy of 300 points now. 1.2% the s&p is up and the nasdaq is the laggard today. >>> more scrutiny on facebook as data sharing issues don't seem to go away the latest headline has partnerships with at least four chinese firms. julia boorstin here on set with us has more on that. >> that's right. facebook and four chinese clinics companies have data partnerships to give more access to facebook on their phones. huawei which has been flagged as a national security threat "the new york times" reporting that these deals are among the 60 partnerships with phone makers which provided access to users' private data for integration into their phones. facebook responding to this report that it controlled the integration with these chinese phone makers and approved the social experiences the company built with data and adding that a wind down with huawei by the end of the week. facebook's vp of mobile content saying, quote, we want to make clear that all the information from these integr

less than an hour to the closing bell let's start the "countdown ." we are just getting this breaking news in, canada is announcing it will offer, in fact it has just offered an aid package worth between canadian dollars 500 million and 800 million to help steel and aluminum workers who have been already hit by u.s. tariffs so what they're doing is giving a little bit of a bail out or relief. the official announcement expected friday but that's what we're hearing justin trudeau the prime minister coming in putting a pillow down where they're already seeing bruises from the tariffs, president trump has put into place. on wall street stocks flexing their muscles right now as they flirt with session highs the financial sector actually turning higher for the first time in 14 sessions, finally somebody realized they were over sold, thus ending a record losing streak. we do have the dow as i said up 159 points s&p now better by 21 the nasdac up 71, and as if companies didn't have enough reason to fear the word amazon coming into their sector, the tech giant

" starts right now. >>> it's time for the "closing bell," and i'm wilfred dprofrost the new york stock exchange. we have a global macro outlook >>> at the nasdaq, markets today is a tech-led selloff. a breakdown of the big movers here >>> at cnbc global headquarters, i'm dom chu. trade worries are portfolio worries. who has the biggest exposure to china. we have the details. >>> i'm kelly evans. in a sea of red, serging after promising drug data. the "closing bell" starts right now. >>> welcome to this uesday, everybody, hello, to you >> welcome back. >> i know. >> nice weekend? >> i didn't -- did you see the mickelson hole sat >> i did not see that particular one, but - >> unbelievable. >> i have not gone to -- >> were you on the course when it happened? >> yes, but not by his hole. >> crazy >> it was hot. >> so hot. >> attempt the headache with the beers? so - >> it was unbelievable all those stories in a moment. a check of the markets, though, down more than 400 on the trade tensions with china. coming back, though, 419 at the lows, dow's dow

richie, would you ring the 24/5 bell? ♪ trade 24/5, with td ameritrade. ♪ need a change of scenery? the kayak price forecast tool tells you whether to wait or book your flight now. so you can be confident you're getting the best price. giddyup! kayak. search one and done. >>> dow adds 119 points, snapping the eight day losing streak russell and nasdaq lower, though oil staging a rally today after opec agreed to raise oil production, and brian sullivan is in vienna with the details. >> reporter: kelly, and interesting and, at times, a weird day. the building there, the capital of opec in austria, bottom line is this. there's a bunch of crazy math going around they reduced the cut across opec nations and ten others reduction of the cut means more oil goes into the market everybody's math is different, and the media hammered the opec folks trying to figure out the exact math we did not get an exact number here's the thing basically, 600,000 to maybe close to 1 million barrels a day will be added to the market within the mont

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" starts right now. >>> it's time for "the closing bell." i'm wilfred frost. analysts trying to understand the president's latest announcement on trade. >>> i'm leslie picker in washington is corporate america being held hostage? congress is looking into that issue. we'll have all the details >>> i'm bob pisani at the new york stock exchange. eight ipos expected after the bell i'll drill down the names you need to watch. >>> and i'm kelly evans, automakers saying trump's tariff plans could raise car prices by $6 million the trade balance needs to be addressed, says bob lutz he'll join us live with his take "the closing bell" starts right now. ♪ >> there's a lot happening this afternoon. we'll get to all of the stories in a minute. but first a check on the markets. it was a rally this morning after that news about the president maybe backing off some of the harsher measures. but that has evaporated. gains down 106 right now s&p down about 15. small caps are lower by a percent and a half and the nasdaq down by 1%. >> michelle caruso-cabrera

the mystery solved i-h i-hop is becoming ihob should other giants be worried the "closing bell" starts right now. ♪ >> welcome, everybody, all those stories in a moment, we we are six hours from the actual sit-down in singapore between the president and leader of north korea. let's get you a check on the markets as we wait for this. we have 100 point swing on the dow today in the session, and we touched a three month intraday high in the blue chips as well as the s&p dow up 55 points >> just hours away from the historic nuclear summit. michelle caruso-cabrera is live in singapore with more on what we can expect. michel michelle >> reporter: what to expect is hard to know we do know is what both of these prtrump said mis is to convince north korea and kim jong un to give up their nuclear weapons. that's why he arrived here last night, landing at 8:00 p.m. on air force one, and those are the demands, complete denuclearization, also, probably, ending of the ballistic missile program that north korea has. kim jong un, what does he want he also wants no nuclear weapons, he claims, in north

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" starts next >>> happy friday, everyone, time for the closing bell, i'm wilfred frost. the ceo of deutsche bank, only bank to fail the fed stress test speaks out in a rare and exclusive interview. >> i'm phil lebeau in chicago, eight years since tesla's ipo, the stock rocketed higher, there's still a question on the mind of investors. >> reporter: we're in berkley, california, marijuana retailers in the state are scrambling to offload inventory after a law change over the weekend. the winners and losers over the shifting pot industry ahead. >>> i'm sara ieisen, we'll get your portfolio ready for the second half. the "closing bell" starts right now ♪ >> good afternoon, happy friday. >> you were roughunning >> you would have done so. that's good. welcome, everyone, happy friday, all of those stories and more to come, of course, but first let's check in on the markets. we are nicely higher this friday afternoon, up around about a percent on the dow, 235, high of the day of the dow is 293, and the low was up 108, so it's been green on the screens through

richie, would you ring the 24/5 bell? trade 24/5, with td ameritrade. ♪ >>> welcome back to the "closing bell, everyone, i'm sue with breaking news, all too familiar scene, again, we have reports of an active shooter at the capital gazette newspaper building located in annapolis, maryland, still an active situation. we have seen employees leaving that building with their hands up law enforcement, obviously, on the scene in a fairly heavy presence there's conflicting reports about whether or not there are injuries we are going to wait to report that until nbc news can confirm it these shots are being taken by our affiliates in the washington, d.c. and maryland area right now, what we know is there is an active shooter situation in the capital gazette newspaper building in annapolis, maryland with conflicting reports of a number of injuries we'll keep you posted on that, cz sara, backowowto dntn you >> much more on the market and rally we are seeing when we're back >>> welcome back, the rally lost a little steam, off a perc

here we spoke with a double reporter rebecca ritter's outside the bell and cathedral and i asked her what we know about the man who was shot by police i feel the man ran into the cathedral behind me the berlin a dog and he was said to be behaving very aggressively witnesses say he was dazed and confused and acting quite threateningly towards the other guests in the dorm police were called and they arrived at the same they tried to calm the man and this on him but believed he lunged at police and then they shot him in the leg now during the incident another police officer was also shot both men are injured he's a fifty three year old austrian man he's not known to police and it's not believe he has any links to any terrorist organizations now obviously berlin has been the target of some terrorist attacks in the last couple of years leaving police on high alert but they're not investigating this as a terror attack at this time. at the belling cathedral and staying in germany a power blackout as hamburg ports has grounded hundreds of flights and left thousands of passengers stranded airp

less than an hour to the closing bell. let's start the "countdown." . >> breaking news at this hour, we have federal express weighing in on president trump imposing new tariffs on chinese goods. fedex stock up half a percent, calling the tariffs counter productive to the u.s. economic interests, and fedex will raise prices for american businesses and consumers. again, you had larry kudlow, the chief economic adviser to the president saying before he joined the administration, mr. president, tariffs are taxes. fedex is saying the same thing. look at the market, doesn't seem to be too much worry. there is concern, probably undercurrent of it. in the last few minutes, quite the comeback in the major averages. look specifically at the s&p 500. down only three points had, been down 20 points. the dow is down 89 points. had been down 280 points, and for its worst part of the day, the nasdaq down 56. right now the nasdaq is down just 14. so we're looking at a situation right now where we see the comeback. as we look at the s&p, it

is "after the bell." n the big market movers but here is what else we're covering during this very busy hour. the trump administration not backing down despite u.s. pressure from u.s. allies and

dow almost went green on the bell here. f the flipside of yesterday with the drop into the close, but today, climbedalmos all the way back, codn't do it we'll watcthat as things shake out. the blue chips shed under two points, and s&p up about five on the close now to 2786. nasdaq up more than half a percent to 7703 today. that's close -- that looks like it's a closing high. new closing high for the nasdaq composite today. the russell 2,000 adding about half a percent, 7.5 points to 1682, a closing high, so for the small cap russell 2,000 and nasdaq, benchmarks hit today this is live shot of the federal courthouse in washington, d.c. where the ruling of the at&t merger is expected any moment, in fact, it's probably happening as we speak. there's a full team of reporters and experts standing by. eamon javers, alex sherman outside the white house, julia, and david dorman here with us, and craig moffit all standing by we thank you, guys, very much, especially for the patience as the case may be, the judge reads this to the cour

the "closing bell" starts right now. ♪ >>> hi, everybody, welcome to "the closing bell", we'll get tohose stories in a moment, but a check of the markets dow is down 54 right now, only average in the red, though nasdaq with a nice session, hitting another high, up two-thirds of a percent, 7744. s&p up four points >>> we start with comments from the european central bank about the massive bond buying program. we get right to our steve leisman. steve? >> big decision from the central bank following on the heels of yesterday's fed rate hike. both moved to normalize crisis era monetary policy. ecb announced a four-step plan to end the 3-year-old quantitative easing program, balance sheets had 4.6 trillion euros to just over two taper quantitative easing in october, down from 30, keep the balance sheet unchanged, and keep rates unchanged that's the reason the euro did not take the dovish outlook well falling in the day and fell out of bed that fell again 115.92, a number not seen in quite some time with a big move for the currency. ecb lowered gdp growth to 2.1, and draghi spoke about the

some of the big tech bell weather names that you know very well also looking at record closes once the closing bell rings including amazon, netflix, facebook, all of the moving higher but look at the jump for caption we've got it up 2% and for netflix a gain of 3.5% that stock now at 392.90. i know some of you are thinking could of would of should of when it was about $100. also on fire at this hour switch to media stocks still basking in the glory of an outright war here. at&t/time-warner that's the war that's kind of over the decision that setup the stage for a possible bidding war between comcast and disney for the entertainment assets of our parent company 21st century fox. s&p 500 media index touching its highest level in three months, 21st century fox is looking at the longest winning streak in nearly nine years that stock is up nearly 2%, and then it's currently on track for its eighth straight record close we've got comcast up nearly 5% its got, remember, the more pricey deal, the one that is offering shareholders of fox more money. walt disney is looking pretty good up 2.5% a

" starts right now. >>> it's time for "the closing bell." i'm wilfred frost at the new york stock exchange. the leader of the committee that decided to replace ge with walgreens in the dow will join us to explain that decision. >>> i'm julia boorstin at the cannes festival. disney raising its offer but is the bidding war over? >>> i'm phil lebeau in south carolina where volvo is opening its first u.s. final assembly plant. those details coming up. >>> and i'm kelly evans. amc is out with its own movie subscription service the ceo will join us in a cnbc exclusive. "the closing bell" starts right now. ♪ >> i had forgotten about this song that was a good thing. >> it's good to be reminded. >> no, it's not. >> it's fun. it was terrible. >> this is actually the perfect song for this story. >> i don't know if we could super-impose rupert murdoch's picture on >> welcome to "the closing bell," everybody we'll get to all of these stories in a moment. fox is the big news today. we'll show you what's happening with the shares. but here's a check on the

justice systems around the world it maintains an accused persons freedom in the run up to trial the bell in the us is rather different judges often set money bonds at levels of way above what people compadre and many people have little choice but to go to private bond provide as a face jail imo it could be valid today we look at how the bail system in the us keeps people who should be presumed innocent under lock and key and will examine a social movement pushing for social justice reform we're live on youtube. more than half a million people in the us are being held in pretrial detention that is they've been charged but not convicted of a crime and they're awaiting trial many are in jail not because they're a flight risk or pose a threat but because they just can't afford to pay the cost of bail have a look say you're arrested for allegedly committing a crime one of three things will happen and you get released until your trial you're denied bail and sit behind bars until trial or you're offered bail an amount of money that you have to pay to get out of jail until trial it's like the co

you ring the bell. the whole purpose of the seal training is to convince you you don't want or you don't need to bring that bell. you can be successful. you can overcome adversity. you can do more than you've ever done. .. . >> ring to bell to admit that you cannot do more than what you have done. you always rely on somebody else. don't try to do it alone. find a partner. find somebody to work with. and that's what you all are as an organization. every homeless veteran out there that you impact, that you deal with, every one of them is a potential success story in their own way because of what you do. and it's not that it -- it can't -- not everybody is going to be successful. but we don't know that. it's a question of who has touched them. and you all, through your organization and individually, have saved lives. have saved marriages. have saved children. make it personal. don't give up. you hold the department of veterans affairs accountable for what we offer as programs. you make us successful. and w

" starts right now. >>> hi, every, welcome to "the closing bell" on friday, what a week, what a day, g7 meeting squarely in focus. the markets turning positive throughout the day now, dow's adding 46 points here in the final hour, and we have all the major averages, not huge gains, but still, a tenth of 1% the dow, though, still posted the best weekly gain in three months >> a a gogood intraday turn aro. the world's seven biggest economies are in canada for the began g7 summit. we are in quebec with the latest, kayla? >> reporter: you can see a glimpse of the working session among these seven leaders. at some point, momentarily, this last hour, they gathered for a family photo, as is tradition. president trump standing to the right of canada's prime minister playing host for the event according to the press poll, one of the reporters present on-site shouted a question at president trump when he was speaking to german chancellor merkel about whether he's relenting on tariffs. he said, i don't know, ask this great lady earlier today, you saw white house

his e les 20 minutes before the closing bell rings. s, a nice gain of 192 for the dow. gold, though, down $7.30 per troy ounce. not a lot of flight to quality. boy, there is a flight here. comcast going head to head with disney as they both bid on the assets of 21st century fox media. loughlin murdoch giving a rare statement to our own charlie gasparino on where he and fox stand on one of the most talked-about media mergers of the year. charlie's about to break it next. ♪ ♪ to buy or sell? with fidelity's real-time analytics, you'll get clear, actionable alerts about potential investment opportunities in real time. fidelity. open an account today. with savings on the new sleep number 360 smart bed. it senses and automatically adjusts on both sides, for effortless comfort. don't miss the final days of our semi-annual sale! save up to $700 on sleep number 360 smart beds. ends sunday. hi.i just wanted to tell you thdependability award for its midsize car-the chevy malibu. i forgot. chevy also won a j.d. power dependability award for its li

melissa: and rhyme melissa francis this is "after the bell." ore on the big market movers, here is what else we're covering in busy hour ahead. mat gates, fox news's bill hemmer sitting next to me to break it all down. the new york attorney general doing the president, his children -- suing the president, children and trump foundation. we'll tell you how the president is responding now. iç am joining you live from the very beautiful shinnecock hills golf course in southhampton. a huge cry went up behind us. i'm dying to see what it was. here we are day one of the u.s. open. it is now underway. 12 poll dollars is on the line. a lot of screaming going on behind me which you don't hear a lot in golf. latest on the leaderboard. much more commitment coming up. connell. connell: melissa back to you in a couple minutes. with the dow ending day down 24 points. really weakness we saw in financials. industrials not great today. nicole petallides joins us with breakdown from the new york stock exchange. but, forget about the dow for a moment. we had the r

the stock down 2%. thanks for watching "power", and "closing bell" starts right now. ♪ >>> it's time for the "closing bell" everyone, on the floor of the new york stock exchange, netflix at a new high and whether the fang stocks have room to run. >> we're in chicago, and tariffs could hit the bottom line. we'll break down what it means as trade tensions heat up. >>> i'm kate rogers in new york city where chippolte is testing out additions to the menu. we'll talk to the chief marketing officer about the items and the company's strategy >>> a supreme court ruling dealing a major blow to internet retailers. impact on the stocks and consumers coming up as the "closing bell" starts right now. ♪ welcome, everybody we're going to get to all the stories in just a moment first, a check on the markets. look at this eight straight days, the dow is now lower. right now, that's the longest losing streak since march of 2017 the s&p on the pace for worst day of the month, dropping 16 points >> and dow just for the week down 2% if we stay where we are. very much the laggard of the major indexes. earnings may not be enoug

this is "after the bell." market movers, here's what else we're covering in the busy hour ahead. fixing a broken system. the president's chief economic adviser larry kudlow defending trade actions on china and

when the traders got back together again, when business resumed, there was the ringing of the bell. tself was quite sombre. we we re the mood itself was quite sombre. we were just the mood itself was quite sombre. we werejust thinking the mood itself was quite sombre. we were just thinking about the people that have lost their lives, and obviously the market had closed down, and without the market, which isa down, and without the market, which is a vibrant part of the community, it just is a vibrant part of the community, itjust didn't is a vibrant part of the community, it just didn't seem is a vibrant part of the community, itjust didn't seem normal. but as soon as itjust didn't seem normal. but as soon as the bell rang, and then the thoughts of the traders were to get back to work, and we mentioned before, if we could have gone back in the day after to work, if it wasn't a crime scene, that is the sort of people work at borough market. they would have got straight back up and tried to get normality back up and tried to get normality back as soon as possible. and eu thing that is w

hundred i was the first woman to work in this one particular mine and my job was what they called the bell boy and then they started calling me the bell person because i was a female so when i would go underground everybody would be kind of gathered to see this one. when coming out of the mines you know and then i remember my face will be all black with the coal dust and i was a little bit vain so i would have a handkerchief and i would wipe my face off before i would come outside so it be all clean. so that it but the guys would always be looking for me to come out because it was just so amazing i guess to them to see a woman working in the mines. it's all true. more for manalo now. i remember when i was in high school i loved the earth science i love the mountains all of anything he was brock's and my earth science teacher back then said there's going to be eight hundred years of coal and when he said that that's when things were good you know where everybody was working like the guys that worked in the mines they always had the nice cars like the camero i remember thinking when i was yo

we know that the bells are ringing to welcome people to the church. 700 guests invited and some of thewe can see people starting to arrive at southwark cathedral, which sits overshadowing borough market where so many people we re borough market where so many people were injured on that warm saturday night when a van drove across london bridge and then the three terrorists got out of the van and started stabbing people and moved into borough market, which is such a lively part of the capital. eight people died, 48 injured, they will all be remembered here over the next couple of hours, as will the work of the emergency services. after the ceremony, there will be a blessing ofan ceremony, there will be a blessing of an olive tree, chosen as a symbol of an olive tree, chosen as a symbol of healing. at 4:30pm this afternoon there will be a national one—minute silence to remember those who lost their lives. we will be here at southwark cathedral through the afternoon and we will guide you through the national minute of silence as well. for now from the cathedral, back to the studio. thank y

they adorned the belling tower with exotic architectural elements. by what they'd seen in far off lands they created finely sculpted ornamental details and release with themes drawn from nature and the nautical world. a building of sublime beauty to shape its decoration harmonizing perfectly with the strict military design dictated by the purpose of the town. the first gold shipped from east africa was reserved for special purpose the king instructed the goldsmith she to use it to make a monstrance for the ministry he promised in the early days of his reign to dedicate to his patron saint the jeronimus monastery. on the precise spot where henry the navigator had built the small seaman's chapel work started on the monasteries construction. there. manuel wanted the monastery to stand as a unique monumental tribute to his greatness and glory to finance the costly project he declared the most precious incoming spices pepper cloves and cinnamon the property of the crown the shipment of pepper alone which vasco da gama brought back from india generated reve

. >> really cool >> and the "closing bell" starts right now. >>> i'm wilfred frost. banks preparing for stress test results. which banks could fair best? >> reporter: i'm phil lebeau in chicago. musk racing the clock for production targets and taunting those shorting his company's stock that their time is running out. >>> buiitcoin is, quote, useles, unsafe, and dirty, according to the bank of international settlements. i have the other warnings coming up >>> i'm michelle caruso-cabrera in for kelly evans the ceo of ubs in the financial services industry, not a pretty picture. find out why as the "closing bell" starts right now >>> good afternoon, welcome, everyone, we'll get to the stories in a moment, but first, a warm welcome to michelle good afternoon to you. >> pleasure. >> thank you for joining us, kelly is back tomorrow let's check in on markets, first of all, the dow coming back after being down 264 points at the low of the day, which is pretty much at the open, the s&p and nasdaq both down for the third day in four, but we are down much less than we were at t

justice systems around the world it maintains that accused persons freedom in the run up to trial the bellin the us is rather different judges often set money bonds at levels where people can pay and many people have little choice but to go to private providers a face jail imo it could be today we look at how the bail system in the us people who should be presumed innocent under lock and key and all of them in a social movement pushing for social justice reform we're live on youtube. more than half a million people in the us are being held in pretrial detention that is they've been charged but not convicted of a crime and they're awaiting trial many are in jail not because they're a flight risk or pose a threat but because they just can't afford to pay the cost of bail have a look say you're arrested for allegedly committing a crime one of three things will happen and you get released until your trial you're denied bail and sit behind bars until trial or you're offered bail an amount of money that you have to pay to get out of jail until trial it's like the court's insurance policy that yo

justice systems around the world it maintains an accused persons freedom in the run up to trial the bell in the us is rather different judges often set money bonds at levels where people compadre a many people have little choice but to go to private provider has a face jail imo it could be today we look at how the bail system in the us people who should be presumed innocent under lock and key and all of them in a social movement pushing for social justice reform we're live on youtube. more than half a million people in the us are being held in pretrial detention that is they've been charged but not convicted of a crime and they're awaiting trial many are in jail not because they're a flight risk or pose a threat but because they just can't afford to pay the cost of bail have a look say you're arrested for allegedly committing a crime one of three things will happen if you get released until your trial you're denied bail and sit behind bars until trial or you're offered bail an amount of money that you have to pay to get out of jail until trial it's like the courts insurance policy that y

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to the "closing bell," those stories in a moment, but what a way to kick off the week here, dow down45. down to -- >> just about to the lows. 496. >> wow this is all happening, gotten worse throughout the session of course, an hour to go now, and we'll see if we continue to slide. nasdaq worst performer down 2.6% dow down 1 po.8%. trade contentions continuing, dow on track for the lowest since may now. >> one theme about trade, international stocks selling off more, and today is u.s. is playing catchup. >> not just overnight, as you know, but the whole last period coming into this >> or catch down, not catch up we have all the details on the elevating trade disputes from washington for us today, kayla >> reporter: the principals on trade at the white house are meeting this week to timize a -- finalize a plan that's intended to limit technology. there's still some divisions, among administration officials, on this scope of the limits, on the ownership levels they should apply, and a potential look at outbound u.s. investment into china. we see these administration officials, what they

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afr the bell fed ex said it shipped more packages at higher rate helped overall earnings rise. the g deliverynt gave strong guidance for the year though it does see earnings coming in just a little light. shares ended the regular session down two percent at 25839. the business software maker oracle reported an increase in profits after the bell saying growth in the cloud division helped overall results so inching a little higher. shares of oracle initially higher in the extend sessi but finished the regular day down at 4627. >> laz boy saying mor customers made purchases resulting in growth across all divisions and higher same store sales. it the full year it said expects consolidated sales to rise more than four percent but shares were initially lower in after hours and ended a d up. and preliminary results show carl icahn has full control over sandage energy board of directors. he sought to control the board earlier this year after he iticized management for missteps. shares took off rising seven percent to 1702. >>> coming up, what is at stake for apple as trade tensions with

this is "after the bell." more on the market movers, here's what else we're covering in the busy hour ahead. fixing a broken syst the president's chief economic adviser larry kudlow defending trade aio china and allies briefing the press all ahead of the president's meeting with world leaders later this week. mr. kudlow will join us as a first on fox business interview with more on the tariff welsbou round of tax cuts and achievement on the jobs front that we haven't seen in 18 years. that interview straight ahead. >>> also joining us this hour radio host larry elder with a ke takeaway from last night's primaries and tom fitton responds to report that james comey defied authority as fbi director, he was insubordinate, david: we're all tired watching the returns from california. get back to the markets. look at that number. 345, the dow surging fueled by indust nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange, katy bar the door, nicole! reporter: bring it on. back above 25,000. get yr hats. majority

justice systems around the world it maintains that accused persons freedom in the run up to trial the bell in the us is a different judge is often set moneyball is at levels where people can pay and many people have little choice but to go to private bond provide as a face jail. today we look at how the bail system in the us keeps people who should be presumed innocent under lock and key and all of them in a social movement pushing for social justice reform we're live on youtube. more than half a million people in the us are being held in pretrial detention that is they've been charged but not convicted of a crime and they're awaiting trial many are in jail not because they're a flight risk or pose a threat but because they just can't afford to pay the cost of bail have a look say you're arrested for allegedly committing a crime one of three things will happen and you get released until your trial you're denied bail and sit behind bars until trial or you're offered an amount of money that you have to pay to get out of jail until trial it's like the court's insurance policy that you don't s

himself. >> eric thomas tracked down the middle schooler. >> warrior rookie jordan bellwhat was happening when he shared the championship joy with lyanne melendez. >>. started playing basketball in ninth grade. that's amazing. >> bell may have been thinking about the past when he spot add young face in the crowd. and give the young man a hug and said something in his ear that no one else could here that youngster. >> good shot. >> was 11-year-old makai johnson of fairland a guard on his middle school team who had no kbrd what was going to happen. >> i thought he was going to cope walking down on our side. >> his dad cecil banks took the family to the parade as he has in years past. >> i'm expected to see guys excited. but i didn't expect to see jordan hug my son. >> the hug was one thing. but the message bell shared, that was something peshl. >> and then told me, to keep doing what i'm doing, a young king, and some day you'll be like me. >> that was confirmed almost word for word by the wheat bell put out afterward. the young boy who would like to play in the nba one day

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dave & buster reported axp smalr thanted decline in same store sales after the bell tonight. restaurant and gaming qhan gave guidance for the year that line with estimates and announced that its colorado is retiring but remain as chairman. shares were higher in the extended session and finished the regular day up a fraction at $47.83. also after the bell tonight, rh, known as restoration hardware top estimates ahead of expectations. shares were initiallyher and after hours they finished the regular session up nearly5% to $118.73. to coming up, do you wan age in place? well, then you also need to consider aging in the right place. r the goverf new jersey signed a bill into law today that legalizes sports bting at casinos and racetracks and the law will generate about $13 million for the state in the fi last month, new jersey prevailed a supreme court case which struck down a federal law which had limited portswagers. new jersey's law follows a similar one in delaware. > the head of walt disney animationnd cofounder of pixar is leaving that company. e is exiting at the end of th

they are aiming for after the bell. his will add another where i think toll this crazy story which in addition tos, what we do is what we have is we have the justice department, you know, muling essentially an appeal of the at&t rule to go try to throw that into jeopardy. they have until sunday to appeal. the deal essentially closes next week, i think, thursday, whether they can stay in the deal or prevented from going forward even as they appeal is a huge -- a huge question, ink what they are say if they do appeal this and i'm telling you, i'm hearing from people inside, senior officials there that are saying we should do this, we should draw line in the sand cause we don'tike ers, w think it's bad for consumers, might prevent comcast from actually getting bigger. there's a lot of chess being played here right now. no final decision on each but here is two things we know, cheryl, number one comcast shooting imminently to bid on 21st century fox assets, it could and i hear it's likely to come after the bell. we should se

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matt, alan, thank you very much. 46 minutes from the closing bell. we've seen a nice 3% move in the dow for the week. up 53 points, that would be the best week for the dow in about three months. >>> and it's been an all-out war of words on twitter between president trump and his canadian and french counterparts. will this battle turn into a real world trade war or already there? multibillion there retaliatory figures are happening right now by the eu and canada. standing by live, current u.n. ambassador to the united states, david o'sullivan what it takes to make peace with our biggest allies when it comes to the trade battle? "countdown" is coming right back. don't go away. ♪ with expedia, you can book a flight, hotel, car, and activity... all in one place. ♪ everything you need to go. ♪ expedia® that's it. i'm calling kohler about their walk-in bath. ♪ hi, i'm calling about kohler's walk-in bath. excellent! happy to help. huh? hold one moment please... [ snap ] the kohler walk-in bath features a low step-in at three inches. the bath fills and drains