into a head fake and selling intensified into the close. today sbirs came out in force, snapping six days of dramatic selling. at the close the dow jones industrial average soared 619 points to 16,285. the nasdaq rose 281 points. and the s&p 500 rallied nearly 73 and has emerged out of correction territory. with questions about global growth still lingering, was wall street satisfied with that rally? the report from the new york stock exchange. it was another wild day but with a very different ending. it started like yesterday with a 300 point move in the dow at the open. unlike yesterday, we began rallying midday and kept going. the issue yesterday was not much of a factor today. after 3:00 p.m. yesterday, waves of orders to sell stocks at the close started hitting the floor. very large numbers. when traders saw this sell imbalance, they sold ahead of it. that exacerbated the big sell-off yesterday. that did not happen today. sell orders at the close were relatively muted.
into a head fake and selling intensified into the close. today sbirs came out in force, snapping six days of dramatic selling. at the close the dow jones industrial average soared 619 points to 16,285. the nasdaq rose 281 points. and the s&p 500 rallied nearly 73 and has emerged out of correction territory. with questions about global growth still lingering, was wall street satisfied with that rally? the report from the new york stock exchange. it was another wild day but with a very different ending. it started like yesterday with a 300 point move in the dow at the open. unlike yesterday, we began rallying midday and kept going. the issue yesterday was not much of a factor today. after 3:00 p.m. yesterday, waves of orders to sell stocks at the close started hitting the floor. very large numbers. when traders saw this sell imbalance, they sold ahead of it. that exacerbated the big sell-off yesterday. that did not happen today. sell orders at the o close were relatively mute
into a head fake and selling intensified into the close. today sbirs came out in force, snapping six days of dramatic selling. at the close the dow jones industrial average soared 619 points to 16,285. the nasdaq rose 281 points. and the s&p 500 rallied nearly 73 and has emerged out of correction territory. with questions about global growth still lingering, was wall street satisfied with that rally? the report from the new york stock exchange. it was another wild day but with a very different ending. it started like yesterday with a 300 point move in the dow at the open. unlike yesterday, we began rallying midday and kept going. the issue yesterday was not much of a factor today. after 3:00 p.m. yesterday, waves of orders to sell stocks at the close started hitting the floor. very large numbers. when traders saw this sell imbalance, they sold ahead of it. that exacerbated the big sell-off yesterday. that did not happen today. sell orders at the close were relatively muted.
organizations from endorsing political candidates, a 1950s era law named for lyndon johnson. but that would require an act of congress. today s executive order only signals to the irs that it should not aggressively enforce the law. even though mr. trump in his remarks went further. this executive order directs the irs not to unfairly target churches and religious organizations for political speech. reporter: religious nonprofits also wanted exemptions from obamacare provisions mandating insurance coverage for contraceptives, an issue a group of catholic nones took all the way to the supreme court. and we know all too well the attacks against the little sisters of the poor. reporter: today s order just instructs government agencies to consider crafting new regulations. a number of prominent religious leaders celebrated alongside the president today, but others were left disappointed. greg baylor is senior counsel with alliance defending freedom. we hope the presiden
this is the cbs evening news with scott pelley. people with preexisting conditions appeared to sway some hold-outs. i m trying to get become and read it now. reporter: even as protesters heckled them outside. shame! shame! reporter: and democrats inside warned republicans will pay a political price. you have every provision of this bill tattooed on your forehead. you will glow in the dark on this one. reporter: the bill eliminates or alters the key elements of obamacare, which house speaker paul ryan described today as a failed experiment. what protection is obamacare if there is no health care plan to purchase in your state? reporter: his plan provides tax credits to help individuals buy insurance, though many low-income and older americans would get less than obamacare currently provides. insurers would be allowed to charge older customers five times more than younger ones. obamacare capped that ratio at 3-to-1. states would also be allowed to roll back th