delta airlines finds itself stuck between the nra and millions of dollars. gerri willis on how one political party is trying to punish an airline for picking a side in the hashtag boycott the nra battle. and the chief mechanic at advance auto parts says he s got to retool. ceo and president tom greco is here to tell us why the gop tax plan is actually revving up his company s turn around. he s here. plus, actress heather graham using hollywood s half magic to break down sexual barriers in tinseltown, writing, directing and starring in a movie she couldn t get the establishment in hollywood to buy into. heather graham on how she turned into a businesswoman and fought the establishment. she joins us on set. we re less than an hour to the closing bell, let s start the countdown. liz: we want to quickly, at the top of the show right now, take a look at gun stocks. they are moving lower by more than 5%, at least two of them here after sarah sanders said the white house will
economy and wallet first time as chairman of federal reserve. what jerome powell s testimony means for you and your money. among our guests at this hour, james freeman from the wall street journal, art laffer, former economic advisor to president reagan and judge andrew napolitano. david: what a lineup. back to the markets, dow ending at session lows after new federal reserve chairman jerome powell testified on capitol hill. nicole petallides on floor of new york stock exchange. really went south at the end. i think we re just at about the 300 mark to the negative side of the dow. that s right. over last couple days we actually saw the gains of about 750 points almost over last two days. so giving some of that back today, but a dramatic move here right at the end of the day, finishing at session lows, not a great sign for the. fed head powell talking about economy growing. wage growth on way upside. gradual increases likely. we ll hear more in march. the dow finishing dow
repercussions. we will bring you the speech as soon as it happens. team foxbusiness is in place right now. blake burman is hearing all kinds of news leading up to it. attracting the senates up to the movement. or remain rooted in procedural quicksand. they re also extending my life to analyze the speech that the senate gop will vote yes. the homebuilders are building muscle. today s existing home sales and prices crushing. it s now the time to lock in low rate which seems to be old enough the biceps as well. they blast passed an all-time record close earlier in the session that can enclose in that thinner air up there. how about straight a s. alpha met with the big earnings reveal. let s start the countdown. how is this for a monday. look at this intraday chart. they blast through the record roof. what we need you to do is watch them in the final half hour. it has spiked even higher up 19 points. the tech heavy index is on track to close in record territory be the fourth reco
do senators know what they are going to be voting on? meeting behind closed-doors, president trump s son-in-law speaking with lawmakers this afternoon. first of several people close toed president who will be questioned this week. among our guest ari fleischer. fred barnes, and retired four-star general jack keane. a good lineup, back to markets on close, dow in red, third day in row, investors waiting for a round of earnings report, we re on earnings stand by now. a statement from federal reserve on wednesday. so nicole on the floor of new york stock exchange. the nasdaq making roars again, a big part of the story. right. so we ll start with a record, people like to celebrate records, and new highs. that is what we saw for the nasdaq, we re seeing a new closing high here for the nasdaq, but also the 50th record close since the election, nasdaq doing great. a lot of tech names with it. also hitting high, amazon hit highest left ever 1043 today, we ll hear from amazon late
donald j trump and the first lady of the united states. he beamed as he arrived at galas across washington, clasping the hand of his wife and first lady. inaugural balls are part of the choreography of this historic day. and mr trump invited supporters from across the country. well, we did it. cheering we began this journey, and they said we we and me we didn t have a chance, but we knew we were going to win. and we won. # i did it my way.# as he shuffled around the floor, word spread that he had already made his first executive move. this is an executive order minimising the economic burden of the patient protection and affordable care act. an action that will help repeal obamaca re, his predecessor s signature health care law. across the country, gatherings of a more hostile nature sprung up from coast to coast. in washington, over 200 people were arrested after a handful of small anti trump rallies turned violent. in chicago, hundreds peacefully voiced their concerns a