making money. wall street firms rallied around shares of amazon this morning, virtually all reiterating positive ratings on the stock t popped higher after the start of trading. the shares began to sell in ernest. the high beta stock seen massive downside swoons, triggered often without warning before and after the earnings release. the stock today trading with 115 point trading training. putting pressure on thedown after a boeing plane fell out of the sky in indonesia. 181 passengers, three children, six crew, two pilots. there were reports that this new 737 maxair was having problems on the previous flight. strong consumer spending numbers helping retail names. a huge move ahead of the holiday shopping season. here to discuss it all, kevin kelly, shah ghailani, monica mehta. let me start with you, monica. a lot of moving parts in the market. inability to sustain rallies is something worrying investors. focusing on the names that seemed invincible. amazon was invincible.
with a set up of a fiery press briefing a lot for sarah sanders to talk about in a few minutes. all of washington inside the white house and beyond has been talking about the revelations in this new book by michael wolff about the first year of the trump presidency. he describes that meeting as having been treasonous and said the fbi should have been called immediately rather than having that meeting in trump tower. he also said he thought the chances were zero that donald jr. did not take those russians to see his father. now all of that raises potentially serious problems for the president himself in terms of his knowledge of what was going on during the probe that bob mueller and the special counsel was not continuing on. the white house responded sharply with a statement from president trump in which he said steve bannon has nothing to do with my presidency, he said that when he lost his job, was fired last summer, he lost his mind. he s been peddling false information
many of these fans had just stepped off the plane or gotten out of their cars after the long drive from philadelphia and were eager to take part in this experience at minneapolis. been planning for two years but guess what? the actual air temperature without the wind chill was seven below zero this morning and that meant braving the bitter cold to do it. it s cold. it s real cold. i think i ve got probably eight layers on right now and i can t feel my elbows or my wrists or my hands so. i lost feeling in my face like 20 minutes ago. i m not even sure it s still there. [laughter] yeah, so lots of fans lamenting their wardrobe choice. eagles jersey warms the heart but not much beyond that. still not a single fan we encountered today would be anywhere else than here. they ll deal with whatever elements come their way in order to see a victory firsthand on sunday. [laughter] that s good stuff outside today talking with fans. of course the mascot of this team is an eag
they can be used for good and they can be used for bad. let s just not forget a little bit of a problem here. good afternoon. today s jobs report shows the extraordinary impact recent weather events have had on our economy. calculations for movies and on that its estimate the recent storms could cost between 195 billion, and two in a 45 billion and economic losses. but those numbers as large as they are are not the best way to understand the impact the storms have had on the people of our nation. president trump has personally visited storm ravaged areas in numerous states and territories. he is seen the devastation and he s looked into the eyes of americans are struggling to find hope in the midst of heartache. the president is committed to these people will walk within every step of the way as the rebuild their homes, their communities and their lives. he has committed to all americans that we re going to build an economy that works for everyone. we are encouraged to se
perez is live at police headquarters. was there, any word on the search for the gunman? reporter: well, investigators tell us at at at s point that this heartbreaking story started yesterday about 8:20 with two groups of people gathered, someone pulled out a gun and now two promising young lives ended way too early. the gunfire erupted just before 8:30 last night. the surveillance video captured the scene as neighbors ran for cover. police say they believe it was one person who opened fire killing two 16-year-old victims. today friends and family gathered outside the home of salvatore dinubile. he was a junior at saint joe s prep where he was a beloved member of the hockey team. teammate and close friend owen kelly says there s one thing in particular he ll miss the most. his laugh. he had a real funny type of laugh. he had a big smile. so it s a shame. we re one giant community. today we had a tremendous mass where everybody grieved together and there s a lot of coun