first to our lead another wild ride on wall street. this one with a good ending, stocks rallying the most since 2011. i want to get straight to matt miller in new york. matt, when it comes to tech, the fab five all up. but talk to me about volume into his buying. if you look, for example, at the first six gainers, only exxon is a non-tech name. all those you mentioned plus microsoft, apple, google, facebook, amazon. the buyers here were people who believe that we have put in a bottom, if they are not daytraders. with such incredible drop over the last seven days, we have seen the dow erase 2000 points. it takes a while to put in a bottom. technicians will tell you after a drop like that over such a not period of time it s necessarily fully in today but maybe this is the inflection point, and the buyers believe the u.s. economy can withstand it, the chinese economy is stabilizing, and that commodity rises may have bottomed. emily: matt miller in new york, thanks so much. i
temperatures optimistic about the outcome. ultimately this bill does repeal and replace obamacare in the way we laid out over the years. and we have this opportunities. we ll keep moving forward and get it done. arthel: not all republicans are feeling quite as confident as in scali correct, right? reporter: that s right. the members of the conservative house. jim jordan is one of the freedom caucus s found members saying conservatives wants to see fundamental changes to healthcare, not small tweacts. he says if the republican leadership ignores those who have concerns about the bill, they will have a hard time getting enough votes for it to pass. it seems top me the b they choice is work with us or you don t end up getting the votes. that s the real choice. reporter: other freedom caucus members argued, they should add more items to the bill that would help remove regulations on healthcare. he says he plans on bringing up those issues with the president when he visits f
july 2013 giving a sermon. he may have been killed in a russian air strike last month. cnn correspondent diana magnay live in moscow with the breaking details. what are russian media saying about this may 28th air strike, and what kind of evidence are they giving to support the notion that they have killed this guy? reporter: christine, at the moment, it is russian state media who say that the defense ministry is investigating information that al baghdadi was killed in a may 28th russian air strike in the southern suburbs of raqqah. the information they re getting is that he was attending a meeting at a command post there with various other isis personnel, trying to work out how to get isis fighters out of the city of raqqah, which, of course, is being squeezed, both by russian and syrian forces and by the coalition, and that he may have been killed alongside others in a russian air strike on may 28th. now, of course, we have heard in the past reports that al baghdadi has b
are you fired up like the president? back and ready to take on a full agenda? i will not be having a press briefing, but other than that. we look forward to spicy being back. it is tuesday, may 30th, 4:00 a.m. in the east. president trump back in the oval office and trying to return to the country s business after a long holiday weekend and an even longer overseas trip. some key issues on his very full agenda whether to pull out of the paris climate accords and the search for a new fbi director. the president also weighing a strategy going forward for afghanistan that could include more troops, a decision all the more significant after president trump s first visit to arlington national cemetery as commander in chief. the president also weighing whether to shake up his team. sean spicer is set to brief the media, as we mentioned, this afternoon, amid questions about changes to the press office. it will be the first time since the president left for his nine-day trip
call? good morning. welcome to early start. i m dave briggs. nice to have you back. i m christine romans. it is tuesday, february 27th. 4:00 a.m. in the east. lawmakers in the nation waiting for clarity from the president on guns. they re still waiting. the president mentioning a few possibilities when he spoke to governors at the white house. he was firm on bump stocks. bump stocks, i m writing that out. i don t care if congress does it or not. i m writing it out. president trump told lawmakers he is willing to stand up to the nra and they should be too. don t worry about the nra. half of you are so afraid of the nra. there s nothing to be afraid of. if they re not with you, we have to fight them every once and a while. that s okay. despite that, the white house is backing away from the president s call to increase the age requirement to buy some weapons to 21. they want to raise the age. they did not bring up the age raising one time. the president is listen