don t wait for a break. call your doctor now and ask how prolia® can help you. time now for business and for that let s bring in cnbc s julianna tatelbaum live from london and happy red sox opening day, for sports fans but let s talk wall street. markets closed higher after an early morning sell-off yesterday. are concerns over higher interest rates driving the volatile session we re seeing there? well, thank you, and happy red sox opening day to you. as for u.s. stock market, the volatility continues, yesterday was a real rollercoaster, u.s. equities started the day in the red and ultimately staged quite a comeback, and the dow jones ended nearly 90 points higher on the day and the s&p 500 up, and the nasdaq ended essentially flat. the bond market also saw a lot of action yesterday, with the
white supremacy. now, this insanity. i teach that 1 and 1 is 2. i m not a racist. concerned parents are also calling out the program saying students should be taught lessons free of politics and opinions. our kids need to be taught mathematics, english, reading, writing, those things are what teachers are supposed to be teaching our kids. life issues are our jobs as a parent? there is also reporting today suggesting while the national education association just a few days ago adopted a plan to share, publicize and defend critical race theory, the item has disappeared from the website overnight. but certainly the issue is not going away any time soon. mike? mike: anita vogel here in washington. anita, thanks a lot. stocks were up, the dow gained 104. the s&p 500 up 15. the nasdaq finished ahead 1. new record closes for both the s&p and nasdaq. up next, we go live to florida and see what happened when tropical storm elsa made
wall street. susan li from fox business network is here. that evening. it s been a banner year for u.s. stock market and one notable milestone crossed today. the dow gaining its 10,000-point for the presidential election since 2016. for the year it s been one of the best over the past decade with the dow now up 21%. the best year for the s&p 500 in six years and counting. the nasdaq the best performance in 2019 led by gains in tech giants, apple and microsoft. optimism that is been sealed by expectations the usmca which is a new nafta trade deal will be approved by congress on thursday. a last-minute dispute threatening to snag the approval with mexico complaining about rules installing u.s. inspectors. complaints nothing to be resolved after discussions today with mexico s representative now saying he is very satisfied.
exercise. dagen: i m 50 and i can even go to the christmas party. dana: and you definitely can play video games at the same time. dana: never miss an episode of the five. special report is up next. bret: way to go. thank you. good evening, welcome to washington. the house cats ready for historic vote to impeach the president of the united states. another record day on wall street. all three major indices close at new record highs as investors are optimistic over trade deals here in north america and china. the dow gaining 101 today. the 16th record close of 2019. the s&p 500 up 23. the 29th record of the year. the nasdaq finished i had 79. as the eyes are being dotted and the teaser being crossed for the official impeachment vote here in washington , the bulls are still running on
carley: it is for:406 am on the east coast, people are already lined up shopping. todd: happy tv day, the biggest shopping day of the year but will black friday be enough to boost the stock market? carley: tracy carrasco is here with more. reporter: we saw a lot of volatility this week, markets closed yesterday for thanksgiving. will we see numbers enough to close november strongly? the last trading week of november. we take a look at numbers wednesday, the dow ending rather flat following one point. the s&p 500 up by eight and the nasdaq adding 63 points on tech stocks. we are watching closely to see