high noon. dow is down by 85 or so point, intel and ibm the obvious ways there. s&p is negative by a smidge, as is the nasdaq and the russell, as well. you get the picture of where we are and the idea of where we are looking at today is the market about to get a reality check okay valuations high. stimulus efforts from president biden getting pushback from republicans. higher taxes are they on the horizon? you have vaccine issues, as well that s the backdrop, gangings of what we re looking at. degus, jenny, pullback jim lebenthal, the market s overbought and expecting a correction any day now steve weiss, you re staying long and you re bucking this trend a little bit, huh? i don t know that i m bucking a trends i ve been consistently saying that a 5% or 10% pullback wouldn t bother me, but what am i going to do? sell stocks where you have huge gains? because i think a pullback s coming my advice is focus your stocks, ignore the markets, stay with fundamentally sound compani
of fifth avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn t lose any voters, okay? and the risk he poses to the country itself. donald j trump was president and does not believe in american style democracy. he doesn t. senator brian schatz joins me live. then. mister president. thank you very much. welcome. great to see you. the craven pandering of fox news to the republican frontrunner, and what it would take to make the primary an actual competition. it s going to be a two-person race. we know that. when all in starts, right now. good evening from new york. i m chris hayes. we are monitoring breaking news tonight out of the middle east, specifically yemen, where u.s. and british military forces launched strikes on targets linked to the houthi militia, a yemeni militia backed by iran, after a series of attacks on ships. president biden s statement, quote, these targeted strikes are a clear message that the united states and our partners will not tolerate attacks on o
the final day of his fraud trial as police show up to the judges home address. justices are getting underway, police on long island responded to a bomb threat at the judges home. tonight, the ongoing and persistent menace of violence surrounding the ex president. i could stand in the middle of fifth avenue and shoot somebody, and i wouldn t lose any voters, okay? and the risky poses to the country itself. donald j trump was president and does not believe in american style democracy. he doesn t. senator brian schatz joins me live. then. mister president. thank you very much. welcome. great to see you. the craven pandering or fox news to republican front runner, and what it would take to make the primary an actual competition. it s going to be a two person race. we know that. when all in starts, right now. good evening from new york. i m chris hayes. we are monitoring breaking news tonight out of the middle east, specifically eamon, where u.s. and britis
active investing won t take a backseat to passive investing. he ll tell us why. netflix shares up nearly 2% today. let s start with apple s run-up today. bertha coombs keeping an eye on the rally. bertha? it s the first time we can say apple has been up three days in a row and up sharply on really strong volume, which suggests that people are buying here with conviction, first time in an awful long time. today s move putting apple at one of the highs of the year. right now it looks like maybe the highest going back almost to january. certainly a six-month high. and also it puts apple s market cap back above $600 billion after having lagged throughout the year with those really low expectations for iphone 7, those positive comments coming out notwithstanding the controversy over getting rid of the headphone jack really helping to move the stock. right now it s outperforming the overall market even when you start looking year to date. that s been the first time we can say t
you didn t tell us how to try to get there, so next time you can try telling us that. captioning funded by cbs th, 2014. good morning. thank you foroi this is the cbs morning news for monday, july 28th, 2014. good morning. thank you for joining us. i m lauren lyster in for anne-marie green. one person died from a fierce and powerful lightning storm in southern california. 13 others were injured. the rare summer storm hit hard along venice beach. 13 of the victims were injured there. some were in the water, others on the beach or boardwalk. as adriana wine gold of our los angeles station kcbs reports, the storm hit quick with little warning. reporter: a deadly day at venice beach as lightning shocked beachgoers. officials say they re not exactly sure where the lightning hit but at around 2:20 in the afternoon people across the beach felt the jolt. it was terrifying. it was intense. we were in the water and it came out of nowhere. we saw lightning before but we didn t