what is the latest? we re hearing 24 to 48 hours until the passengers are back on dry land. this certainly an easy process and it won t be easy. the massive carnival ship splendor is dead in the water, drifting out to sea. the 3,300 passengers on board were rushed to the upper decks as the crew of the ship battled an engine fire for about three hours monday morning. now, we should point out, carnival says nobody was injured, including the crew of more than 1,100 people, but the blaze did cut off vital power supplies. those on board, as you mentioned, did not have hot food or hot water. the toilets weren t working for several hours, and there s still no phone service. now some of the services have come back online, like the restrooms, but it s still miserable conditions. this morning the uss coast guard was on scene, and the uss ronl reagan is plans to drop supplies to the cargo ship relatively soon. two commercial tug boats are on their way out. they should be in position t
of a summer. so we can at least he said end the summer with a bang. yeah, at least. you saw that shot, kris. lots of sunshine everywhere. not a whole lot of fog this morning. so you can tell, it s going to be a pretty warm day out there, and more so tomorrow. here are the headlines through today. some patchy fog along the coast, close to san francisco. warmer tomorrow than it is today, and then significant cooling on tuesday and wednesday. you re going to notice a big change. 54 right now in san francisco. who 40s in the north end of bay. not a lot of cloud cover, cooled off a bit. temperatures remaining close to what we were this time yesterday. here s your daily planner, sock some 80s by noon, and 90s in warmer spots. and some more on the map today, kris. i ll have your seven-day forecast, but more 90s and we ll talk about the cooldown, as well. the weekend looks great. thank you very much. in just one hour, crews will begin a day of searching in an east bay landfill,
all right. take a look at the major market averages. as you can see deteriorating a bit ask at the top of the program travelers was the only dow component higher and it s turned to the downside. the low for the dow is 241. it will be a very important final hour of trade and we can see whether the dow will hold or whether we ll deteriorate into the close which will set the tone for the asian markets as they open over the weekend. speaking of asia, get ready because we are heading to china. we want you to know that at the end of the month we ll be filing reports from there. is there a real estate bubble? what are they really building? is it sustainable? we ll go there to find out for ourselves and find out for you. we hope that you ll join us, our series of special reports begins monday may 24th. thanks for watching and have a wonderful weekend in the meantime, big final hour of trade. the closing bell starts now. here s a look at the floor of the new york stock exchange.
return for their $140 billion cash lifeline over the next three years. in germany, you spoke about angela merkel there, larry. chancellor today urging her own parliament to vote through berlin s portion of the bailout saying that it is a fork in the road and nothing less than the future of europe now depends on their actions. news of the murders in the bank and athens more investors therefore fleeing the banking sentor there. the greek market now down over 20% since april. the risk of contagion to portugal hammered home by moody s announcing the rising likelihood that it will ultimately downgrade lisbon s credit rating. spain s prime minister may have dismissed as complete madness and rumors he would ask for outside cash and it didn t stop madrid s stock markets being hammered and now down over 12% in a month and ominously, larry, the general cost of borrowing for banks, writers across europe, lehman s style, two of the biggest deutsch and germany and bnp paribas in france re
here, folks. if you look at the gains that we re trying to get to, some of the sectors have turned positive here today. not the banks, though. they still continue to be the worst performer. in fact, that 2% give back is the biggest one-day drop for the banking industry group that we ve seen since february 23rd. it is the worst of the 24 industry groups here today. if you take a look at some of the big withdrawal victims here today. still hurting from that ubs downgrade to sell. huntington bank, key bank and renalens. those stocks still up 60% to 40% year to date. don t lose too many tears here. oil is also down sharply here today, below 83 and energy the worst sector now 1%, but you re seeing denbury, baker hughes and sunoco and this after jim cramer said it looks like a takeout target. and discretionary continues to be the darling, as you can see, up 12% in that period of time. doing well today. guys? matt nesto, thank you so much. that will do it for us on the call.