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s&p up 11. dow up 35. on the core pce number that will be a big focus for investors. that is it for today's show. i'm off the next couple weeks. i'll see you when i'm back i'm joumanna bercetche "worldwide exchange" is coming up next. ♪ (upbeat music) ♪ ( ♪♪ ) ( ♪♪ ) ( ♪♪ ) -awww. -awww. -awww. -nope. ( ♪♪ ) constant contact delivers the marketing tools your small business needs to keep up, excel, and grow. constant contact. helping the small stand tall. >>> it is 5:00 a.m. at cnbc global headquarters. here is your "five@5." markets set to close out the strong first half of the year. stocks are looking to finish on a strong note. >>> a different story for shares of nike this morning under pressure ahead of the opening bell after the apparel giant notched the first earnings miss in three years. >>> fresh economic worries emerging out of china just days after leaders suggested stronger days were coming for the world power. >>> plus

then the s&p 500, up 39 basis points you keep going the midcap up 147 and the russell, small cap, up almost 200. that is the exact reverse pattern we've seen week after week with the larger you are, the more you've outperformed finally, participation from laggards the first chart is the s&p 500 what's so important is how precise today's high was relative to the august high. in fact, they're within pennies as you can see we hit our head there and closed poorly for all intents and purposes the second iteration puts in lines to sort of depict the circumstance and the issue is do we press above the august high or do we check back towards the up trend line. i think check back is what's li likely secondly, let's look at the vix. the vix is almost undone all of its excess associated with it. you can see there the horizontal line drawn we're almost back to a level we were in the autumn of 2019 a surge in the vix associaterd with that. >> mike, what's your take on these charts and the markets >> yeah, i mean, this is obviously going to be a really big week that we have coming up here what the

clap it up. what she is doing! clap it up. come on people. clap it up. all you dki recipients up in here, getting money because of mayor breed and shamann walton, show your appreciation for these two on juneteenth day. ain't nobody else did anything for black folks in san francisco like the dki initiative. and so we say thank you. we say thank you. i want to say hello to all our esteemed guests. chief. hi! chief nicholson, hi! deputy chief, hi! okay. hi! kimberley, hi! shamann, hi! i i don't know you. >> i'm new. i'm engardio. >> thank you. da brooks. and then too from my other employer, chief adams. assistant chief carter. chief fisher in the back. anybody else from san francisco sheriff department? anyone else? did i miss any other electeds? who? you are pointing, i don't know who you are pointing to. oh, preston. hi, dean preston. supervisor preston, welcome. yes. of course. where is dr. davis? director dr. cheryl davis. yes, we love her. we love her. and so with that, you know, i'm going to let you sit down while we bring up shamann. throw the flags

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that's coming up in tech. smart.ay area cities are preparing. for safety. we talked one-on-one with concord police department about their latest holiday protection act. >> welcome back to a 45 on this monday afternoon in the city of concord is cracking down on illegal fireworks. police say you can help them in their efforts to do so. joining us now for more on that is provisional sergeant beth our john, thank you so much for joining us to talk about this. we're about a week away from 4th of july, of course. and i know every year we remind folks that fireworks are illegal at a pop off across the bay area. and yet every year people do it. anyway. talk to me about how much of an issue it is there in concord. what have you guys experience in years past? >> well, and years there has been especially since 2020, the i think because a lot of the shows were people on their own winds and purchased fireworks. so especially in 2020, we saw a take up in calls for service related to and virus-related calls. i think in 2021 we had

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nasdaq up 14%. europe up 12%. you have treasuries down, high yield up 50 basis points you'll reallocate into taxable fixed incomes and treasuries that's a multi-billion dollar rebalance. you have the probability of the july through september time period being the weakest quarter of 2023. that's your time window i believe. on the other side of that we'll have a very sharp snap back and maintain the overall trend of 2023 i believe largely a lot of that will be rooted in a strong earnings recovery. >> also, real quick, i think about today even in what is a very, very broad base move, the nasdaq from a percentage standpoint is still the ou outperformer up 1.5%. my system isn't reflecting what we're showing here nasdaq having a strong day you can have a broad base move without a lot of tech selling. >> sure. >> you don't have to get a rotation out of tech into other areas of the market. you can still have tech be strong and still have money. maybe it's coming from the sidelines. maybe it's coming from bonds or wherever

so you went up, down, and up, or down, up, down or pause, three times in the course of this period soh, and plus you also have still high inflation so what is going to maybe make this meeting remarkable, this will be the first time that the fed makes a policy decision on the come when it comes to the issue of potentially lower inflation. they have not taken the forecast at face value yet. this is the first time they'll say you know what? we have some stuff in the forecast that tells us inflation will come down the base effects of june coming out. so that's one of the things that the fed is looking at. so they will do this for the first time on the fly. >> all right steve, thank you steve liesman reporting. we'll see you in a moment. >>> citi group is among the few outliers still calling for a hike today they're saying "core inflation by a number of measures has been at or above 5% for two years we maintain our base case for a quarter point. but the next two guests disagree they see a pause today and no hikes for the rest of this year. joining us is jamie cox and the head of u.s. rates

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dow's up 90, nasdaq up # 5.erent from what it was two weeks ago before i left. we have the yield at 3.78%, on the way up this morning but not by much. the price of oil,st there's a story the, on the way down despite the saudis looking for production cuts in oil. the price of crude oil is down 3.3%, all the way back t

i grew up here. i've been here. you know, i went to high school here, elementary school down the street, and we play out in the yard all, you know, out on the street and stay out till midnight. no worries. but now it's just it's terrible. that neighbor told me another 18 year old girl was killed in that exact same house, almost two years ago to the day. antioch police are asking anyone with information on this most recent shooting to contact them in the newsroom. bailey o'carroll, ktvu fox two news and an update now on the mass shooting in san francisco's mission district friday night. there are reports that police now have a person of interest in the shooting. and we have also learned of the nine people transported to san francisco general, one patient remains in critical condition. two are in fair. three are in good condition, and three have been discharged. police say they have not made any arrests in the case. new at 11, we have an update to a story that we first told you about in april. bova the dog has been re

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vacuuming up those chunks of glass, making sure that when they do open it up, soaking up now that no one is stepping on glass, very crucial. the window has also been boarded up around 8.15, this morning. police and fire crews came out to this building 301, howard street after reports of a broken 6th floor window. the fire department says the weather is not to blame for this damage. as you recall the beginning of the year, we did see windows cracked at multiple high rises during high wind event events. but this here today. >> broke from the inside. unclear how that happened yet. but earlier police had howard street closed to traffic between fremont and main streets and beale street. but as i said earlier, all open now. >> thank goodness, because that would have caused a huge backup. downtown crews have contained this and that's why they wanted to, you know, put tape around as a precaution, clean up that glass, make sure it was all set up and say for everybody. and i just talked to a man works for a window company. he's involved in this. he said we're all wrapped up for the day. they b

temperatures will be 70's and 60's hayward up to oakland up to richmond only in the upper 60's today. antioch vacaville, our warmest of spots. 83 85. tomorrow, you're going to notice a lot more 80's on the map. and after that, it's blasting right past the 80's to the 90's and triple digits. we will be rising from the 60's along the bay shore to the 80's in those same areas into the weekend as well. now here's the good news. we will cool down or during our evening hours. lows will drop into the 60's that will provide relief from that heat, at least during our nights. and if you need a cool spot to get to during the day, the coastal stay nice and cool right now. all right, john, thank you for that. let's bridges if you're heading into the city this morning. >> about 20 minutes, things are looking much better than our past hours. our san mateo bridge about 23 minutes there. 80 to 101. richmond sandra fell bridge pushed at about 14 minutes and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. 23 minutes on this tuesday. >> all right. time now to talk winners and losers on wall street financial exp

keep the up for the snap roll. and bring the airplane up with the horizon level. to perform a snap roll stick is pulled rapidly all the way back at the same time. full rudder is given to start the airplane rolling, use the ailerons slightly if necessary. when nearing the level position opposite controls are used to bring the roll to a stop since the airplane lost airspeed in the maneuver and is near stalling, the nose is lowered, resuming normal flight. in making snap rolls. the more common which may spoil the maneuver include two sudden and extreme use of the controls. two high speed during any part. the maneuver and starting the recovery too late. in the half roll reverse. the nose is pulled up just as in a slow roll. then the airplane is rolled over into the inverted position l there momentarily and then roll back in the opposite. remember roll the airplane to the inverted. the horizon should be level old it momentarily and then roll back anticipate the return to normal plate by stopping the maneuver when the horizon is level. to make a half roll and reverse th

4.3% year-over-year but inflation up higher than that that. absolutely so what you are seeing, look for was lower paying jobs a lot of times leisure hospitality numbers those were weaker-than-expected. the -- the government job -- again that was big number but a lot of professional business services jobs higher-paying jobs actually a pretty, strong number the leisure hospitality i want to digging into that because of lower paying jobs a few moments ago trended up to, 48,000, right? but 12-month average for pleaseure hospitality jobs maria is 77,000. so we've actually seen, again that surprised me a little bit going into this report. because that is where i thought we we've seen more strengthen as we go into summer months i don't know if maybe thank you know, restaurants grocery stores having tougher time hiring some like john catsimatidis tell us that a possibility here. maria: good point pooi you know, but as far as, you know, as far as i am looking a lot of jobs are out of strength in report, are higher-paying jobs again go back to business

we are bumping up. they're still below, but they are inching closer to average over the next couple of days. all right. so here six san jose, better, same what it's better because the lanes are open, steve, but we still have a scene northbound 680 near berryessa where we have a deadly crash off to the side. an suv came off the freeway and hit some trees, caught flames or caught fire and there were flames and smoke. earlier the fire department is long gone. is there to or caltrans is there to make sure that some of its power equipment in that area is not damaged. but they still have to get the body out and northbound 680, even though all the lanes are open, it's going to be slow past the scene because people are slowing down wondering what's going on on northbound 680 near berryessa you may want to think about using another route just to avoid the slowdown and you can see clearly there's some slow traffic there. one on one is a little slow to 80 and 85. aren't that slow and 101 looks better than it did g

it's a fitting walk-up song. >> a walk-up song for life. matt finn's walk-up song. lose yourself. >> is there a certain phrase. >> it's about seizing the moment. you get one shot and can't miss it. >> i'll throw this in here is tony said can't get enough by ghost machine. kevin clark, your walk-up song. >> the director knows very well. i used to play it every single night before my segment and i still play it at home. is there a reason. >> it's the moussic and the crowd. if you go to sporting activities like i do it's a favorite. >> they are siding with you. jacki the walk-up song. >> if you saw what my day consisted up this will make sense. my song is no song. i want silence. nothing. when i drive to work i have an hour drive and i drive in silence. >> that's good. >> paul, do you have a walk-up song? twitter 65% yes. nay onaomi eye of the tiger. pour some sugar on me. get this party started by pink. welcome to the jungle by guns and roses. center field by john. that's pretty good. mine is, you know, didn't stop believing. >> nice. >> thank you you all. thank you y

and coming up...d the family of the man he killed. and later, on bbc london: 0n strike — why workers from the homeless charity st mungo's have taken their concerns to city hall. and a major milestone — the london—based charity gifting its millionth book to children. russia's ministry of defence is reporting fighting in a string of locations across southern and eastern ukraine, in what would appear to be a significant escalation. russia claims to have thwarted attacks in parts of the regions of donetsk, luhansk and zaporizhzhia, inflicting heavy casualties. ukrainian military sources have confirmed to the bbc that a series of small scale armoured offensive operations are under way — including in the eastern city of bakhmut — but there is no official confirmation as to whether this is the start of a long—anticipated ukrainian counter—offensive. we'll get the latest from our russia editor, steve rosenberg, injust a moment. but first, to kyiv and our ukraine correspondent, james waterhouse. james. we have

he up by 6, jimmy butler pulls up sinks. 9 assists butler heat now up by 8. but under a minute ago, nikola jokic post-up spans a little bit lays it in and we'll 41 points 11 rebounds for the joker. and denver is now within 3 points. final seconds of the game is where we'll go. nuggets with only time for one. jamal murray trying to be that clutch guy goes up for 3. it's no good in that'll do it. the heat. they win this when they split the series won 11. was the final now the nuggets have to try and get back home court advantage because game 3 is in my and me on wednesday with the series tied at one as all the time we have a crime. >> sport for sports. back to you guys. very good. and let's take a look at baseball. the giants looking to win their series against the orioles. and a that happy kid because not all smiles, though, for giants fans, top of the 9th orioles and giants 73 oriole said that flying they score another run on that and the giants. >> as you can see, the orioles giants go down 8 to 3. they'll be in colorado ta

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up 1.8% going along strong and nasdaq or so up 1%. s&p up one and a third.rs for us today and it's been a surge in the markets and let's begin with general motors. lauren: everything is moverring. stock's up 4% and at a conference, general motors said there are giant growth opportunities in autonomous vehicles in the next ten years. take a look at jp morgan and some zelle customers seeing double transactions and fees and they said they're apologizing and working to resolve the issue and the bank is hiring today. the loser is t-mobile and down in the worst performer on the s and p 500. amazon plans to link up with wireless provider or sell own mobile service asks could hurt a lot of carrier when is it comes to price. t-mobile down 9%, at&t is down, verizon is down but dish, which would be the ben fish rare because they're -- beneficiary because they're newer, they're up. >> i want to turn to the audience and ask them who here has been assaulted, held up or beat up. raise your hand. ashley: pretty sad and a lot of people raised their hand when asked if they we

you could see gross go up and net go up.ou get a bigger positioning fueled rally. >> are they under exposed to equities right now >> when you look at the hedge fund data it shows bottom on nets versus the last ten years people could take it up more i don't know a lot of people who have pro rat ta participated this rally not a bottom up traditional, you know, stock picking hedge funds up 15 or 20 this year. >> is that a bullish sign then as they start to capitulate? >> you know, i guess if i'm being cynical, i worry that people pile in at the exact time are we at the peak i don't think so i think you get more exposure uup before you get the sell-off. you were chatting earlier, i don't agree earnings can collapse the way the bigger firms are articulating i think that's unlikely. actually, i thought of something on the air with you guys about a year ago, i don't know if 24 earnings are above 2023. remember we talked about that a couple times. >> yep. >> and i'm not sure i changed my view i think the idea they collapse this year

the dow industrials right now up 165, nasdaq up 68. me is fs investment chief market strategist, troy guyeski. great to see you. would you buy this rally. >> not at all, maria. we're back up to 19.4 times forward earnings. we've only been higher than this at the latter stages of the pre-pandemic fed induced rally in the late '90s. now that the debt ceiling has passed which was good news and expected by markets, we're about to enter a period where not only is bank lending growth completely ta stagnated, the treasury will have to suck up to a trillion dollars out of markets as they issue bill toss replenish their checkbook. this is the first time we've seen all three factors come together so we think the risk reward of equities is problematic to say the least. maria: yeah, but at the same time we've got a good jobs market. we have the may jobs report out this morning. economists are expecting more job growth, 190 now new jobs expected to have been added to the economy, the unemployment rate is going to we expect inch higher to 3.5%. but

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the marine layer is going to get stuck right up on highway one, up on the great highway, up on the golden. and so you're going to have really poor visibilities or could have very poor visibilities on on in the early morning, late night hours. so there's the current low. it's leaving, it's gone. and the high builds in. so that's where we're going. there were some thunderstorms again today, which we've had almost every day, certainly last couple of weeks in the mountains as that low creates enough instability to fire off and trigger off some instability. showers there. the current temperatures are running about where they were last night. this time. this is the model and it says tomorrow morning there's your fog footprint. north bay looks pretty clear. and then some thunderstorms kind of showed up out there. and then the afternoon. so tomorrow, a little bit warmer. thursday, fog footprint gone quick, warmer. and you can see these chunks of fog chewed away. that's because the winds are going to start coming more offshore and that's the models anticipating that. and when that happens, tempera

and then a warm up, but it's going to warm up. and then on the weekend and early next week, we get another trough that comes in. so the month of june right now is shaping up to be unusually cool, especially in terms of high temperatures. usually we've had a number of 90 degree days or 100 degree degree days by this time inland, not happening, big, deep marine layer. that's kind of an interesting shot is you can see that's probably can't see sutro or anything, but that's probably a 100 foot, 2000 foot marine layer. so that's over the coastal hills. that's over the east bay hills. it's up into the delta tomorrow morning and up into the up into davis, perhaps by the early morning hours. so there's this trough here and it's going to linger. and then after that's done, this one's going to drop in behind it. but there will be a brief warmup that kind of gets going wednesday. well it starts a little bit tomorrow. started a little bit today. incremental warming right into the weekend. and then at the end of the weekend, somewhere on sunda

flights are up by 30%. experts are saying this is because pandemic fears have gone down. so to book your trip, a few tips you need to keep in mind. >> download your airline's app and check back frequently. right now delta is saying 75% of their summer bookings to europe are filled up. but if they see more demand, airlines will add flights. >> a few other things experts are saying is to book early and watch those prices. so ahead this morning on the "today" show, nbc news consumer investigator correspondent vicky nguyen will break down how to book those international flights with the getaways without breaking the bank. that's coming up at 7:00 right after "today in the bay." >>> it's graduation season, for many college or high school grads, that signifies new beginnings. for a lot of grads it can mean a time when they learn about debt. experts say it's important for new grads to understand the fundamentals of saving, spending and credit. the folks at credit karma say there are a few things graduates should d

coming up.to win re-election next year, 86 by the end of his second term. weave will be looking see if the president makes any more comments on the fall either on twitter or the briefing room later today. we will hear from the president later this evening, guys. he is going to be giving a national address about the debt ceiling happening around 7:00 p.m. this evenings. brian, ainsley and lawrence, back to you guys. >> brian: mark, your sense is he's not hurt. they say he is fine. >> yeah. the white house says is he absolutely fine. he came back as you saw last night. he was walking on his own. he was able to say he got sandbagged. of course it's embracing and one of those issues that goo, you think about the age factor one more time. only in reelection campaign about a month now. if this keeps happening it's going to raise questions about is he going to be the nominee after all or not. >> ainsley: do you think they would change the nominee at this point? >> i'm sorry, do i think change what ains

nat gas up almost 5% at $2.28.he average price for a gallon of regular it is $3.55 across the united states but if you live in california you pull up to the pump you're paying 4.86. thanks to taxes and everything else. all right coming up, china displaying aggressive behavior, a warship got within 150-yards of a u.s. destroyer. listen to what house intelligence committee chair mike turner said about it. listen. >> what we're seeing is an unbelievable aggression by china. they are trying to, you know, flex their muscles and advance authoritarianism. we need to stand strong and this administration needs to stand strong against this type of coercion. ashley: not surprisingly china defending its actions. kt mcfarland will be here to take all of that on. olympic legend kerry jennings is launching a women's volleyball team in san diego. why not, and she's teaming up with joe burrow. she will be here to tell us all about it and the ceo of bank of america brian moynihan says his company plans to slow down the hiring proces

rio is up by four present -- up by over 4%. these are heavyweight stocks, up by 3.23%.h around the luxury sector, lvmh imported to the upside and svb up by 53.3%. that was a week that was an let's talk about the week coming , some events you will watch out for, the oil story is front and center, sunday we get the opec meeting, monday i will be in istanbul for the agm, the airport transport association. this has been a sector on a charge recently. is that charge going to be sustainable? will people be flying and paying high prices? tuesday, great guests lined up there, she sunak, the bridge prime minister's in d.c.. wednesday we will have coverage of the and thursday a pension debate in france and then we get to the data, friday, china's cpi will be interesting. the inflation story is not going away. that is one of the stories we are watching carefully in the united states, cbi plus service sector ism that we need to be watching. but monday is my super bowl, sunday is yours, isn't it? alix: totally my super bowl. oil, brent up by 2% at 75, but it puts opec in difficult p

up on the largest hotel, now this. westfield is walking away from the downtown mall tha bears its name, citing the challenges of doing business downtown. the company says that it is surrendering the property to its lender due to a drop in sales, foot traffic and store occupancy. at the same time, westfield's valleyfair is thriving, continuing to expand with more luxury shops, department stores, restaurants and a food hall. but at its san francisco center, major stores continue to pack up and leave. you can see the proof in westfield's financials. san francisco sales have plummeted by nearly 35% since 2019 . during that same time, sales an valleyfair are up by 66%. when you n out, sales statewide and nationally jumped by over 20%. >>> now the future of the san francisco mall is hanging in limbo and that is where we sent our lezla gooden today to talk to shoppers. >> reporter: april whoppers has been coming to the mall since they were a kid and they say there is no shopping experience like it here it >> you get to see wh

and that wraps up kron. 4 news at 5. >> and we've got a lot more coming up at 6 o'clock. >> catherineyou very here's what's coming up at 6. this is a crazy story. a san jose man dies on his honeymoon and while his wife is watching efforts to try to save his life, thieves used the opportunity to steal the rental car, their belongings pretty much everything. a report on what happened from our sister station in hawaii where this took place. plus, a roof collapsed is forcing an east bay based company to move its main warehouse out of the bay area. what's going to happen to all the east bay employees who work there and more expert analysis of today's big story. the unsealed indictment of donald trump. we'll be right donald trump. we'll be right back. ♪ when you start a business you put everything into it. hackers know that small business owners are busy. they don't always have time for cybersecurity, which makes them vulnerable to cyberattacks. ♪ -that's why the google tools they use every day are secure by default and why small businesses across the country are enrolling in google's cyber

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we pick things up in the 6, arkansas up 5 to 3 tavion rosenberg.hat's a home run to over 2 of 5 runs. arkansas scored in the 6th next they added insult to injury. that's a three-run bomb. arkansas will win 13 to 6. after their last oklahoma. stanford was in a win or go home game against alabama. this was a great game scoreless in the second when stanford sydney steel hits a loan line or they could get to it rolls to the stanford takes a one. nothing lead on that rbi double. all right. top of the 6 stanford looking for more runs, ali commish hero road to fly. but jenna johnson, wow. rob's are great play. alright stanford's caitlin limbo. she comes right back. rob johnson, the diving. amazing. women are so good. finally, stanford, get the insurance fund. they needed its steel again. go get that out. one johnson, stanford holds on to beat bama. one hit shutout. they move on to the elimination bracket after the game. steel talk about the positive mindset in the know lose added to the team took on after losing oklahoma. we just talked about being presen

the markets, thin trading at this time of year with the holiday coming up next week but the dow was up54 points. take a look at the big banks, they had the stress test yesterday done by the fed. everyone passed with flying colors, that means dividends and buybacks are on the horizon and as a result, by goldman sachs, up 3. 2%. %. take a look at bitcoin. the 10 year treasury yield up 14.5 basis points, normally that's not great for the nasdaq and the big tech stocks but there's bitcoin up before hundred $30, $30,603. that's a look at the markets. we just got the in on pending home sales. lauren: it fell in may from april by 2. 7%. this is when a contract is signed but the deal is not -- they are working on contingencies. in the northeast where i live, it rose 12.9% and it is anecdotal but in my neighborhood a lot of homes have been up for sale. they have all sold three days later and under contract signed on them. they are selling fast and above asking price, so much that i've considered putting my home up for sale but not sure where i would go. ashley: irs whistleblower gary shapely sp

s&p up 12, 14% and the nasdaq up 30%, a great year.shley: what's a specialty dish this fourth of july weekend? >> i making short rib burgers and i give the recipe a few days ago but if you have to make the short ribs first and then shred the meat and mix it with brown check. don't use lean meat. ground chuck. make the burgers monterey jack, caramelized onions and mushrooms on a brioche bun. ashley: you're talking my language. [laughter] >> he's over here drooling. [laughter] ashley: great stuff. thank you. have a great weekend. record july 4 expected, problems are piling up for travelers this weekend watch this. >> no record of our banks and our flight got completely canceled. ashley: no luggage, no flight. more potential travel misery with selfless pilots moving closer to going on strike and less than an hour the u.s. supreme court will hand on its final opinions of the term including highly anticipated decision on student loan forgiveness. as millions of borrowers wait to see owned to be forgiven, president biden drops of pushing by

can go up but you need the rest of the market to move with it >> industrials are up, materials up like 6.5% small caps are about the same. so these areas that were lagging are suddenly doing something >> of course and they need to and they are. what we don't see is a continued move in the last week or so of these big cap names because they have to take a pause they were very cheap at the end of 2022. you can't have these moves without taking a little break and just resetting expectations. >> so, jason snipe, what do we want to do here? the crux of the conversation over the last ten days to two weeks has been are the bulls firmly in charge now and it still seems to be in debate although the way the market is acting in the face of more hawkish commentary from the fed, even in the face of interest rates that are moving higher would lead you to believe this rally still has some legs do you think it does >> i do. i do and i think kari and joe line it up well. industrials, transports, small caps, these sectors have moved well over the last couple of weeks and the story early part of the year

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dow up 10. s&p up 8.5 the nasdaq is the big winner up 70 points if you add it up with the gains yesterday across the board, s&p is at a 52-week high up 13% year to date. the nasdaq is at a 52-week high. it is up 36% for the year to date and the dow up from the 52-week high you see major activity the nasdaq is the green line at the top of the screen which has taken off. if you have been watching treasury yields, you are keeping a close eye on this ahead of th fed data and the fed decision on wednesday. the to10-year treasury is 3.73 andrew. >>> let's talk about the squawk planner. inflation is in focus. may cpi due out at 8:30 a.m. the increase of .1% from the prior month. that is equal to the .4% rate year to date that could determine if central bankers decide to hike rates or pause rates or skip in jeune. also on the genagenda, janet yen is testifying about the international financial system this morning at 10:00 a.m. we will monitor that, joe. >>> all right. shares of oracle -- this is a beast