we've got a big gain for unitedhealth. is up, and that is adding 216 points to the dow. in other words, without united health, the dow would be dead flat to negative. the s&p 500 opening just a fraction if higher, a point on a 5,000 index, that's not much of a gain. the nasdaq composite, that is un .11%. so no bounceback this morning for the vast number of stocks that were way down yesterday. finish show me big tech, please, let's have a look. what's up, what's down? microsoft is up, only just, 97 cents. that's it. amazon, apple, meta, alphabet down. now, we did get the bank earning, more bank earning, before the bell. lauren's got the list. start with morgan stanley? if. lauren: 3.8 gain. their investment banking rev knew if recovered, up 16%. in the quarter that boosted profits overall a, america more i finishes os coming to market. that's really good business for banks like morgan. also their more stable wealth management business booming, $7 trillion of client assets across their investment management. stuart: that's a

unitedhealth, very good earnings report this morning, up 5% and that adds 166 points to the dow.niversity of southern california canceled its commencement address by the school valedictorian. does anti-semitism have something to do with this? lauren: the valedictorian, social media link to a free palestine website the calls for the abolishment of israel. the school says tensions are too high and they cannot have her do the graduation speech because they prioritize safety. she called the school anti-muslim and said they are silencing her. in this day and age, usc made the right decision. a lot of people coming from out of state, you know your school and what's going on but friends and family and graduates coming in, people get annoyed she was giving that address. stuart: back to the anti-israel protesters who blocked traffic across the country yesterday. in one protester caring at hezbollah flag, this screams death to america. watch this. jason rantz with me. are these protests anti-semitic? >> yes and no. two groups to pay attention to, clearly the anti-israel, anti-semitic aspec

check out unitedhealth stuart: that's on track to shave, take off 135 points off here along the rio grande the texas military department is installing this eight foot tall, very sharp, anti-climb barrier fence. but before a migrant even gets to that fence, they have to essentially make their way through all this concertina wire that the military department is also installing. and this morning, texas has now identified at least 222 migrants from that stampede. on march 21st. that was the viral video. it's a rare move for many of the migrants were charged with rioting, criminal mischeer -- mischief, and i'm told a handful were charged with felonies as well. this is frequently the busiest sector here in the united states with more than 1,000 migrant apprehensions a day. el paso, along with tucson and san diego, they're all going back and forth competing for the busiest along the southern border in the united states. stuart: all right, matt, thanks very much, indeed. now the white house is once again trying to pass blame for the border crisis off onto the republicans. watch this. >> border pat

unitedhealth up again. big gain yesterday too.st of winners on the dow. s&p 500, united airlines, american airlines, unitedhealth, moog inc. and nasdaq winners, quite a few of them. top of the list, moog. is that the synthesize sheer people in. lauren: i'm looking it up. stuart what do they to? warner brother, charter communications, on semi and illumina. you always have to check the yield on the 10-year treasury because that kind of dictates the path that stocks will take. yield now, 4.62%, down 4 basis points. the yield is down. the price of gold, haven't checked that yet today, we're doing it now. above $2,400 an ounce, 2407. i have bitcoin. last time we checked it was 63, or now it's 62,6. oil, last time we checked it was mid 80s, it still is, $84.46. nat gas still below $2, and the average a price for a gallon of regular, that's gone up 2 cents overnight to $3.66. keeps creeping higher. diesel up 1 cent at $4.05. >>> coming un, senator josh lawly, he went after energy -- hawley, he went after the energy secretary for pumping

>> we don't know, but the fact that unitedhealth is confirming to cnn that they did pay this ransom tojust how worried they were a about the sensitive data on many americans here. >> now the company says that this is just a preliminary analysis, but these initial findings, they are startling because listen, we know this attack in february did a lot of damage to the health care system. it paralyze pharmacies, hurt doctors, offices, hospitals, frustrated a lot of customers, a lot of patients out there now the company has the statement out there saying that the initial final links have said that they've found quote, files containing protected health information or personally identifiable information, which could cover a substantial portion of people in america now, no precise estimate has been provided biden yet the company says that a full analysis and actually notifying people that is something that could take months. now, just to remind people what happened here, we're talking about a attack on that change healthcare. this is united health insurance billing firm and it is massive. look

unitedhealth group now says a substantial portion of patient data was stolen from its systems in februarycluding personal and health information. the company says the hack came despite paying a ransom. >> erotic winds helped create a so-called smoke nato at a warehouse fire in washington state. evacuations were ordered sunday. crews were still on the scene yesterday, putting out hotspots. and this right here looks like a scene out of twister, a family's bounce house soaring into the air when a dust devil formed outside los angeles. wow. the wind also tossed around a trampoline. no one was hurt with that. >> let's take a look at your tuesday weather. well, the national weather service calls the hailstorm that hit rock hill, south carolina over the weekend one of the most damaging in memory. the hail cracked windshields and the wind hit 90mph. looking at the radar storms are possible in oklahoma and texas later today, and some showers are expected in parts of the midwest. checking today's high temperatures after a chilly start, 60s in the northeast 80s along the gulf coast, 80 also in miami

unitedhealth and american express adding 100 points to the dow.ain at all. president biden hit the campaign trail are trying to rally support for his economic agenda. the latest fox poll shows him trailing trump on the economy and key battleground states. edward lawrence, what is the white house saying about their economic policies? >> reporter: the and all the spending is working, the president finishing that three city sweep of pennsylvania. the images could not be more of them, president biden going for a wawa meandering looking for someone to talk with. donald trump left court and went to a bodega in new york city, there were people outside waiting for the former president. new polling shows georgia, michigan, pennsylvania, and wisconsin president biden is trailing donald trump on the economy by double digits, the current president holds a smaller edge with election integrity and healthcare. here's the pull from georgia, donald trump up 22 points on the economy, president biden is up two points. >> bidenomics is not working and the imf knows i

unitedhealth, microsoft, and home depot, those stocks down sharply taking 275 points off the dow industrialsed about his support among youngsters, 29% of those under 30 approve of his handling of the economy. hillary vaughan in the white house was what are they doing to fix this? >> reporter: they are not worried about the economy. at the easter egg roll the president says the economy is the best in the world. >> president biden: we had a great easter egg hunt. we had to put some dollars and from. >> people i think i am feeling my book isn't going as far, what do you say to those folks about the economy? >> president biden: we have the best economy in the world, we got to make it better. >> reporter: public he biden says he's optimistic about his campaign but privately democrats are stressing how to bring in new young voters without accidentally encouraging young trump voters. a confidential memo circulated among top democratic donors warning them that encouraging mass new voter registration of young voters might come back to bite biden by signing a potential republican saying, quote, if we

. >> you know, speaking of, you actually talked to us in your notes about unitedhealth care.'m looking at the charts though month to date, it's down 1.5%. you say this is a valuation play just explain this to me with this kind of stock decline is there enough of a valuation discount in your mind to accept this kind of a stock decline from a company like this >> this is a great question, frank, and, actually, unite health group is a leading discount they're trading in almost a decade, about 7% cash-free yield. it's showing actually 17% compound earnings growth over the past decade, which is far, far in excess of your average company. if you think about the scale of barriers entry and finding the name simply because it's out of favor at the moment, there's a bit of political noise going on, combined with the valuation and the earnings potential of this company, indeed, it's done exceptionally well long term we think it's pro e providing a very good entry point into this name. >> all right hannah gooch-peters. we've got to leave the conversation. >>> coming up on "worldwide exch

neil: the market, but they are focused on is the dow, unitedhealth, we are not part of that. would be a wash but it it is what is, the others happening under pressure. we will keep following it and how markets are adjusting to this news out of the middle east and now in washington amid talk the speaker could have problems on his hands. another member, another republican says he's got to go. aishah hasnie has the latest on that. >> reporter: that republican is congressman thomas massey who sits on the rules committee, very important figure in the republican conference and he is joining marjorie taylor greene in cosponsoring motion to vacate house speaker mike johnson was what they are asking or demanding is johnson resign, announced his resignation without stepping down without plunging the house into the kind of chaos we saw last fall when they were looking for a replacement for kevin mccarthy. they want to give the conference time to find a new speaker. they want the current speaker to acknowledge he will step down. >> i'm not going to call the motion to vacate but if it is

unitedhealth, a huge drag on the index, costing the dow more than 200 points all by itself.rates weighing on the health insurers today. we'll have more on that coming up. >>> big tech also tumbling today. the nasdaq down more than the s&p on a percentage basis. and the so-called speculative tech trade is getting hit particularly hard. it's a bad day for cathy wood. her arc innovation fund is down 3% and tesla, one of her biggest holdings, and its falling after delivery numbers disappoint. >>> we also have coin base fallin

shares in unitedhealth were up more than 5% on stronger than expected results. >> the santa clara countyf supervisors approved a resolution urging the state to step in and save the trauma center at regional medical center of san jose. the board says the planned closure would lead to delayed care and worse outcomes for residents of the eastern part of the county, many of whom are low income or uninsured. regional medical center is one of three adult trauma centers in santa clara county, and sees nearly 2500 patients a year. it's about a quarter of all reported trauma patients in the county. >> this is no joke. this is a life and death issue for all of our county, but especially for those nearby residents in milpitas, alviso, north and east san jose and east side and evergreen areas as well regional medical center says it's seen fewer patients in the past several years and plans to shut down its trauma center on august 12th. >> san francisco mayor london breed, who is up for reelection this fall, met with business and government leaders on the first leg of her trip to china. the mayor's of

colonial pipeline, which caused gas shortages up and down the east coast, and this year's attack on unitedhealthes nationwide. the state department is offering a $15 million reward for information on russia's black cat. >> this is blackcat's data leak site. >> reporter: jon dimaggio, a former analyst at the national security agency, now investigates ransomware as chief security strategist for the cybersecurity company analyst one. >> so there's a term. it's called ransomware as a service that's been given to the structure and the format of these gangs. >> reporter: dimaggio says ransomware as a service has taken the crime to a new level. the long established russian gangs like blackcat offer their services, malware, experienced negotiating ransoms to affiliates like scattered spider. >> when the victim pays an extortion, the profit that comes from it is shared amongst those criminals. >> reporter: the most successful russian gangs are run like legitimate companies with easy to navigate online platforms, 24-hour service desks, even human resources to hire software developers. >> there are people

unitedhealth, a huge drag on the index, costing the dow more than 200 points all by itself.hanges to medicare rates weighing on the health insurers today. we'll have more on that coming up. >>> big tech also tumbling today. the nasdaq down more than the s&p on a percentage basis. and the so-called speculative tech trade is getting hit particularly hard. it's a bad day for cathy wood. her arc innovation fund is down 3% and tesla, one of her biggest holdings, and its falling after delivery numbers disappoint. >>> we also have coin base falling along with bitcoin and therapeutics losing a third of its value after the cholesterol drug caused side effects in a trial. >> all right. today's action a signal maybe that the market is turning just a bit? those seven big tech names that carried the market last year, they're starting just a bit to fade. in fact, they've been fading for some months in some cases. so should investors now look elsewhere? are old names becoming cool again? seema mody is looking at the new-look ge which has been a stealth outperformer. >> good afternoon, tyle

first quarter earnings are off to a strong start this morning unitedhealth beat analyst estimates and dow component johnson and johnson reports a surge in business for its medical devices and an increase in non-urgent surgeries that were deferred during the covid pandemic, so that helping johnson and johnson. before we get to the numbers ringing, the opening bell this morning, members of the university of south carolina women's basketball team to celebrate their 2024 ncaa national championship, that is, head coach dawn staley from dave clark's hometown and this year's most outstanding player, camila cardoso. last night, cardoso, of course, at the wnba draft, she will be playing for the chicago sky and there's a lot of basketball fans and players down there watching that opening bell. taking a live look at the numbers this morning. dow jones, as we said, getting a little help from those good earnings reports this morning. not so much for the s&p 500 and the nasdaq. they are posting a little bit of a loss so far this morning. new economic data shows americans continue to struggle with c

american express, chevron, honeywell, caterpillar, unitedhealth.. s&p 500 winners, paramount global, american express, fifth third bank corp., first solar, united airlines. sorry, nasdaq composite winners, what have we got? old dominion freight line, baker hughes, diamondback energy, regeneron and illumina. lauren lauren no big tech. but many of them report next week. stuart: they do. lauren: tesla, meta, google, microsoft. stuart: show me the 10-year treasury, please. i like to know the yield. it is coming down a fraction, still at 4.61. gold, on the upside today because of the events in fact middle east but not as much as it was before. it had been well above $2400, now it's right at $2400. bitcoin, as we told you, went from $59,000 to 6,6 -- 64,6 in just a matter of hours. the price of oiling well, that spiked to $89 a barrel, now it's down to $83. how about that? interesting movements on the market today. >>> coming up, britain's former prime minister, liz truss, she says trump has to win. she's warning against the deep state in america. of she

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