today as we mentioned, wilf, we did have stabilization in yields but not a decisive lift. therefore, we have a little tentative rally going on right now. what's working in this environment is long growth stocks the big consumer multi-decade growth names like nike and starbucks hitting new highs as well as safety dividend plays. the big question now is are we overshooting a little bit? is it ripe for reversal? there are people saying the yield move looks a little extended you see banks rallying today, perhaps anticipating a little bit of the fact that maybe things should unwind. >> and obviously good to see the bank rebound today that's not been a trend of late. the other trend of late as we discussed yesterday is that odd balance between the likes of utilities and the likes of the big tech stocks that continues again today. >> it does continue today. so it's not the banks bouncing at the expense of the other sectors that had been working maybe it's a quarter ending issue. of course today is the last day to buy before funds close the books on the quarter so it could be peop

thank you, wilf. congress could get the mueller report by next month as attorney general barr looks to remove classified information before releasing it. >> the attorney general is going through the report now to take out grand jury information that can't be disclosed, per law. he wants to make sure that there's nothing released to the public or congress that would hurt -- is classified information that would hurt sources and methods. >>> syria's ambassador to the united nations denouncing president trump's recognition of israel's sovereignty over the occupied golan heights in the meeting of a u.n. security council. >>> jake patterson, wisconsin man charged in the kidnapping of 13-year-old jaymie klaus facing two life sentences that's the update. i'll see you tomorrow. >> sue, thank you. >>> the percentage of americans who feel they have more money in their wallets thanks to president trump's tax cuts is declining. new details in a moment. whooo! want to take your next vacation to new heights? tripadv

back over to you wilf >> bertha, thank you very much two minutes left of trade.ng the lows of the session. hoe's the s&p 500 intraday chart. we came off the lows about 1:00 p.m. an the last hour accelerating losses. the russell very much the underperformer, laggard. nasdaq doing pretty badly, as well dow near the session lows which was 451 points down 445 so a lot of red on the screens as we approach the close. industrials, technology, energy, financials, materials all down more than 2% today lets's switch focus and look at the sectors for the week and a whole and not as bad as today shows. the s&p is only down 0.7%. and there are some sectors there in the red mainly defensive ones like the green -- sorry consumer discretionary and tech had a decent week. financials the big underperformer as a week. >> what we see is the banks. kre, down 10% on the week. those lower rates particularly at the short end really hurt the regional banks a lot of stuff down 10% to the kres and concentrate there secondly is we have some sectors hitting historic highs today real estate i

it was minus 29.3, wilf.he softest since october of 2009 so in my opinion, as long as europe, japan and china, maybe that's a ast rin asterisk with s of trade the dollar is well supported. now, will it continue to hold and es calate from here i would say yes. not in a breakneck pace. >> tobias, i'll put the same question to you. your outlook on the u.s. dollar this year and how's that, i guess, governing your investment thesis >> it's an important element in the sense that citi's view on the dollar is mild depreciation. i'm not a currency strategist but keep in mind that is the consensus crew on the street and worries me a bit when everybody's on the same kind of path it is really important the dollar has been incredible indicator for the relative price performance of u.s. securities relative to others so if you look at the s&p 500 versus emerging markets, the dollar tends to be a huge influence there. the dollar's rising. s&p outperforms. commodity price is heavily influenced by the dollar and as a result ce

. >> thanks, wilf.f the jobs in february, 80,000, it would have fit in with other data of an economy slowing down. december retail sales were very weak along with construction spending an trade. gdp forecast have come down 2.5% the estimate for q4 and 1% so far without a whole lot of data in for q1 2019 it was so weak that maybe it's an outlier or a result of one-time factors of february cold weather and maybe why construction jobs at 31,000 and travel and leisure gain done and the shutdown ending and a snapback from the outsized gains of 311,000 jobs in january plenty of economists decided, hey, the best way to make sense of this to fall back on the three-month average and did fall sharply from 245,000 and remains a strong 186,000 sometimes you just have outliers to the trend this was the second biggest miss by the wall street consensus i went back to 2003. that was in the middle of a recession in 2008. hopefully this is more like september 2017 when wall street missed by 120,000 jobs and next month th

. >> wilf, who will be the front-runners for this job? >> a few names a couple of former goldman sachs executives have been mentioned a former ceo in gary cohn. you'd look as well to gordon smith, the head of case who is a coo one place under jamie dimon at jpmorgan, though he's pretty happy at jpmorgan and i'd be very surprised if it was him but he's certainly a hugely qualified candidate. a few others like richard davies and bill demshak would be on the list but the clear thing is this is going to be an outsider. the other point to note is the interim ceo is the legal counsel, suggesting they are still under a lot of questions on that front. but also making it clear that it's not the long-term person taking over. >> right and to be clear, it's not just that tim sloan took over and had to clean up the mess already made, but there were also other messes under his tenure that were discovered when it came to auto insurance, mortgage lending. it seemed like it didn't end it's not like he was just brought in to clean up a mess. the mess kept

wilf >> rick, was cpi data an impact today or those international factors you talk of?> well, you know, it had an impact by not having an impact. those numbers were as expected arguably a few degrees cooler. so once treasury and sovereign investors globally saw the data, then they refocused on what was ever important if that data would have been a little hotter it definitely would have changed the tone of the day and tomorrow even though we have ppi, many inforvestor thinking it's more telling and ppi would have to be really cold or hard to garner the market's attention. >> thank you very much rick santelli for us there. >>> boeing sates it has full confidence in the safety of the max jets just days after the second fatal crash in less than six months we'll discuss whether the faa should join other countries in grounding the plane and what it means for boeing. >>> shares of bp up double digit this is year we'll talk to bob dudley about the state of the sector and his outlook for oil prices that's next. alpha seems more elusive today. is it because so many go after it th

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. >> hi there, wilf. the shares right now are moving lower upon a couple of headlines.ne that san francisco officials have proposed legislation today that would ban the sale of e-cigarettes in the city and e-cigarette companies from having a city building and they say they encourage the san francisco to severely restrict youth access also, another headline, fda commissioner gottlieb was speaking at a brookings event earlier and said he met with altria which has an investment in jewel, as well juule and called the meetings difficult. again, speaking at a brookings event. altria shares lower almost 2%. back to you guys. >> thank you. >>> shares of dws are getting crushed today after reporting this morning talking the investors today. we'll get reaction from the ceo in the first-ever interview on cnbc next. >>> yesterday, former minnesota fed president urged the fed to cut rates. >> i don't anticipate the fed will cut rates but i think they should cut rates >> former fed gor nor sarah good morning raskin will weigh in on the path she thinks the fed needs to take. ng every

phil >> reporter: and, wilf, the reaction of wall street has been, okay it's not much dimptd than whate expected. they rolled out the model y at the design studio last night in california and had a lot less energy than we see when elon musk shows us a new model. it will go on sale first deliveries we should say will begin at the end of next year. price range -- the base model coming out in 2021 starting at $39,000 up to $60,000 for the performance version. emanuel with a note saying we found the event somewhat underwhelming. brian johnson at barclays said timing of late 2020 less aggressive than we thought but still may be a stretch and then you have the reaction of adam jonas of morgan stanley saying model y likely to cannibalize the mod 'em 3 in our opinion people said that the model y looks like a slightly bigger version than the model 3 and mention they're taking orders for the model y but it's a $2,500 deposit not $1,000 and unlike with the model 3, remember, the night of that event they said, look, we have tens of thousands of people with reservation there was none of that from t

yeah sure i will do, wilf. owned the stock for three years and taken more than a double in the shares even if you look back when we were investing new money in december we were buying it below $300 a share and without any specific bad news. now it's trading in the high 300 range and surely off from the highs but on our valuation work the stock is pretty expensive. close to the sell range on a relative price to sales ratio basis and according to relative dividend yield and we have actually been holding. i don't want to get in front of this because i don't think all the news is out. i do think long term the shares will recover and outperform the market but in the near term there's too much uncertainty, too much social media activity that i think drives a lot of the decisions. i think the justice department coming in is actually good news and what we do know, those of us doing this as long as i have is that this has happened to the company many times before. i just ran across a william f. buckley jr. editorial on

wiped out the pound's gains for the month, wilf.'s reasons it rallied and doubt as to why it fell yesterday. finally, very quickly, we had a philly fed survey today and special questions of the labor market shortages in '19 versus '18. 74% said yes versus 64 tightening labor market. about 35% from 2018. i guess the long and the short of it is i would suspect that wages remain high and nobody's considering inflation and not the bond market, we need to suck up some of the pressures with productivity. >> rick, we're going to pause and take in the applause because today's bell ringer is just joining us on the floor here staff sergeant ronald shurer, the medal of honor winner, of alaska, was a senior medical sergeant and a special forces in 2008 when the team encountered machine gun and sniper fire and he was recognized helping to save many lives and given that medal of honor award and very much deserved and the bell ringer today which is eight minutes away. >> nice rally here into the close. is this a post fed reaction? >> yeah. the mar

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j josh lipton joins us now with his take >> reporter: so, wilf, tim cook took the stage right behindat the steve jobs theater. but his focus was not on his bread and butter iphone or hardware, but his focus was on that faster growing higher margin services business and the star of the show, wilf, certainly had to be that new video streaming service that apple launched today it's called appletv plus, featuring original shows, movies, and documentaries from hollywood a-listers that were here today, talking about new shows like steven spielberg, reece witherspoon and jennifer aniston, jason mamoa and oprah pricing will be available later this fall. additionally, apple debuted an all-new appletv app. that's coming in may, where users can subscribe to channels like hbo, showtime, and starz. apple also announced apple news plus this is a news subscription service. it's going to bring together over 300 magazines and leading newspapers like "the wall street journal" for $9.99 and apple card, which apple bills as a new kind of credit card, built into the apple wallet app on the iphone, as wel

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in london with the details >> hi, wilf. the first of several votes this evening inside the house of parliament and 312 mps against 308 have pushed forward an amendment that essentially rules out no deal forever. this is a nonbinding vote worth noting but this is very significant because this has the potential to entirely derail theresa may's plans for brexit she has said she will honor the result of this vote and this will likely mean she will have to request an extension with the european union, something that could be agreed upon next week in brussels a very, very tight vote. there's the potential that some ministers inside the government voted alongside that majority that would in theory mean they could be liable to losing their jobs but another defeat for theresa may, not nearly as resounding as the one that defeated her deal. this boxes her into a tighter corner as she approaches negotiations with brussels next week. >> the pound is up further off the back of this news. surprising 1.24% higher on date, about a percent

>> i think so wilf i do think this was a great opening. sold off on the day, but there's going to be a lot of enthusiasm around these names. also because the number of shares available to investors have gone away my caution to retail investors, these stocks have incubated for a long time and private capital made a lot of money on them. so the initial euphoria we have seen in past decades may not be available to the individual investor at these levels i'm wary of these two voting class shares where the shareholder doesn't get to express themselves as we like to with voting at the proxy level i'm not in i can't value it yet i appreciate tony's -- sorry, the comments about the current enterprise value to sales, but for us, it's not yet a proven company. we need some track record. >> guys, we'll leave it there. thank you very much. john and nancy, have lovely weekends >> thank you >>> lyft did kick off a wave of highly anticipated ipos. could casper mattress be the next one to announce it's going public ceo philip krim joins us straight ahead.

boon yields, it's 6 basis points 28-month low do keep in mind, wilf, between about what was it?ptember '16 10-year boon yields were overweight. there's an impact on the sovereign drops and i know listening to tracie talk, that's part of when's playiat's playin psychology is watching the soft rates and discerning how much to divy up the slow growth, at this point, i think we are getting divied a large piece and a way to think about it for the future of the equity markets and some extent the fixed income markets, as well. >> i mean, to rick's point, euro's having the worst day today since last summer. this is a pretty big drop. are more central bank policy moves to combat the concerns you are talking about? global slowdown baked into the forecast for you. >> it's very possible in the ecb not so much here in the united states here in the united states, we think things will stabilize and that the fed may actually increase rates one more time this year. especially if the jobs market stays very strong here looking at the eurozone, though, we did reduce the gdp estimates for the eurozo

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so, wilf, they held the investor day today, too it was a big day for target and they gave some reallyeresting color on some of that so target offers a number of programs one of them, of course, is the ship from store. so, yes, it is still shipping and the store in many cases is closer to that end consumer. as a result they said the cost is 40% lower from the store than it would be from a fulfillment center if it's a drive-up or an order pickup and order it online and pick it up in the store, 90% lower than from the warehouse for target to fulfill and with the other programs like shipt put it altogether and it's lowered target's fulfillment costs by 20% so they really are using those stores as significant e-commerce hubs and saved them money. >> thanks for that target up 4. 7% today. transports lower for eight straight sessions and i saturday down for an exclusive interview with the delta ceo for the take on the current environment and the overall market sentiment >> i think the impact from the government shutdown weighed on the stocks a little bit within the quarter. but fundamentally

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starting in octer and wilf and i talk about this a lot, october, november,mb de, our clients actually drew down their engagement witthe marke in january. >> 41% say it's a good time to invest in stocks,p three points from the last survey, and 30% say 's a bad time, down six points. for "nightly business report," i'm steve liesman. >>> and as interest rates fall, so do mortgage rates. borrowers and buyers alike are reactithis new normal. diana olick has more from washington. >> reporter: mortgage rates continue to fall todayve edging close to the 3% range on the 30-year fixed. mortgage news daily reporting an average 4.03% for loans with 20% downpayment, so some lenders are already in the 3s. today we got the response to last week's drop inates. mortgage applications jumped more than 9%. refinances tk the lead, jumping 12% for the week. for the last two years refi volume just plunged but clearly we're seeing a turn-around all because res have been dropping. you can see the sharp plunge after the fed's announcement st wednesday that it would not raise rates any more this year. mortgage

. >> wilf is very tall we make him our size by putting him in the chair >> that's kind of my waist u.s a quick look down 116 points. hence the lululemon pants. they stretch down 93.5. the nasdaq down -- >> jeans stretch these days as well >> some of them do i have a stretchy pair i felt embarrassed buying them they were like $250. then the s&p down 9.63 you know after the age 40, you gain a pound a year? >> is that a fact? >> yes unless you don't do anything different. you be basically gain -- and it's not in your pecks and your biceps, typically. at least it wasn't for me. >>> all right. >> you'll see. you'll see ten years from now, young man. >> earnings just out from tiffany. profit of $1.67 a share. came in 7 cents above consensus. however, revenue fell. expecting comp sales to rise by 0.8%. >>> boeing's software fix for the 737 max jets will be tested this weekend that is according to to a union representative separately indonesian airline is moving to cancel an order for 49 of those jets saying the public has lost confidence in the jets following two fatal crashes in recent month

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hi surks. >> hello, wilf hello, everyone.resident trump's nominee to be the next ambassador to saudi arabia, insisting the u.s. needs a strong and mature partnership with saudi arabia to ensure stability in the middle east this, as his confirmation hearing progressed before the senate foreign relations committee. >> i would like to make the current problems short-term problems and work quickly to fix them to the best of our ability. our relationship with saudi arabia is bigger than the relationship with just the crown prince it's all about a nation. >> venezuela's opposition leader, juan guaido, addressing his country's national assembly after returning from a tour of latin america. in his speech he referred to the high expectations of a community that is fueling a renewed push from abroad to bring change in venezuela. >>> wildlife officials plan to lift protections for gray wolves across the lower 48 states david burnhardt announcing the proposal at a conference in denver, saying that the specieses that fully recovered from

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that's what happens when you put her into the hands of a narrow sector of wilf which rule is dedicated to increasing power for chills just as you'd expect one of the most influential intellectuals of our time speaks about the modern civilization of america. thank you i'm going to do now this is a comedy show we're americans in america covering american news are called foreign agents good to have you with us so bernie sanders kicked off his presidential campaign in brooklyn this past weekend with some fans who. put this segment is not about bernie sanders because the presidential election is in for over a year and a half from now and to me talking about it now feels like talking about how exactly you're going to clean the a like a dog off your carpet that you're pretty positive will occur in nineteen months from now. you know it might be useful to discuss but there are more important things right now and i'd prefer to talk about ideas because ideas matter and many of bernie's ideas are scary to the ruling elite right granted it's a bit funny to give a speech go and do you medicare for a

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wilf radio says when you're young you can cope with lots of bad habits when you're older you'll pay for it you'll see he says. thanks for that warning and for all your comments. when we start to get sleepy we often yawn. it is a reflex and it's contagious if you or your name right now you might be very empathetic according to some studies most mammals are known to yawn by the way except for giraffes that is whether in the wild or ensues it's said no one's ever seen a giraffe your own or have you then lettuce and. other vertebrates such as birds and reptiles definitely do your own that's been proven some researchers believe that your ning is connected with intelligence the longer the animals young. the more nerve cells there are in that cerebral cortex and the more intelligent it is and what about animals sleep well we're all familiar with cat naps but what about animals that live in the water know are similar to our valentine had a question about bats. how do sharks sleep when just a nodding off could be fatal. that's a real danger for some sharks pelagic or open ocean sharks breathe by

that's what happens when you put her into the hands of a narrow sector of wilf which rule is dedicated to increasing power for chills just as you'd expect one of the most influential intellectuals of our time speaks about the modern civilization of america. i was i do know you're wrong i was. looking in the gutter i. i i. i heard all the. breaking news this hour mass shootings at two mosques in christ church new zealand killed forty nine people and injured thirty nine many of the survivors critical condition. of the monument flushing money and simple marvel for my book is what happened to me no it was funny believe people and everybody in the front cover the back doors just to save themselves. three suspects are now in custody one of them is an australian national were forcibly leinster.

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people still talking about this person as an isolated loa n about this person as an isolated loan wilfn the wrong path. —— alone wolf. thank you very much for being with us. live to christchurch and our correspondent phil mercer. it is past one o'clock in the morning. it is not going to be an easy night for people in new zealand. no, following a difficult day. it began with the appearance in court of the man investigators believe was responsible for this atrocity, brenton tarrant, 28 years of age from australia appearing briefly in court. he was there for about three minutes. he was not required to enter a plea. he did not utter a word but he seemed calm and was looking around the court room during that brief hearing. he is due backin during that brief hearing. he is due back in court on the 5th of april, being remanded in custody. we have had the new zealand prime minister visiting survivors in hospital and we know that as of tonight, 11 people remain in intensive care and among those critically ill patients are children, one aged just two yea rs old are children, one aged just two ye

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