round-trip from last week s big declines. the gains are back, and the stability is back, and the lack of volatility is back in the stock market today, as we see technology outperformed. that is a trend that has been in effect year to date, and we see it back in effect today. we ve seen the reversion to trend for the major averages. in terms of some of the individual stocks we are watching, we want to take a look at what is going on with altria group phillip morris. bonnie herzog is saying that she thinks there is a deal in the making between two companies. it looks like we have a typo with our second ticker, but we can see that shares are trading up 1.3%. we are also seeing some of the , some weakness. amgen, the company saying a study of an experimental osteoporosis medicine did show success amongst 4000 patients in reducing the incidence of bone fractures. however, 2.5% of the patients who took the drug developed serious cardiovascular side effects. that is why shares are d
julie hyman has been tracking. the game we saw last week in changing perceptions about the fed and its interest rate increases, people bringing up the expectations for the fed to raise rates in june, but losing a little bit of steam in today s session as investors await a lot of economic data from durable goods to new home sales. groups on the the move, materials l strongly but besides that, some materials at 1.2% and energy as the biggest drag, even though if you look at the individual groups, the point or the percentage moves are not that significant, not many groups moving 1% except for that material group. individually in terms of the biggest gains on the s&p 500 index point wise, we have apple rising after report from a taiwanese newspaper that iphone seven orders to suppliers are higher than people were anticipating. theo getting that details of its bid from bayer for $122 a share. this ll also extending the gains that we saw for that stock last week. on the downside,
good morning. i m paige hopkins. it s official, donald trump is now the 2016 presidential nominee. it was donald jr. to announced the delegates putting his dad over the top. it is my honor to be able to throw donald trump over the top in the delegate count tonight with 89 delegates and another six projected. congratulations, dad, we love you! donald trump addressed the convention again this time via satellite thanking supporters and vowing to win in november. his adult children also took the stage to humanize their father with the strongest speech of the night. if you do what you love, hold nothing back and never let fear or failure get in the way then you pretty much figured out the trump formula. i know when people tell him it can t be done it guarantees that he gets it done. i know when someone tells him something is impossible that s what triggers him into action and this same week that man will stand before you as our party s nominee for the president of the unit
able to throw donald trump over the top in the delegate count tonight with 89 delegates. and another six for john kasich. gone grachlations, dad. we love you. donald trump addressed the convention again this time by a satellite thanking supporters and vowing to win in november. his adult children also took the stage to humanize their father with the strongest speech of the night. if you do what you love, hold nothing back and never let fear or failure get in the way then you pretty much figured out the trump formula. i know when people tell him it can t be done it guarantees it can be done. i know when someone tells him something is impossible that s what triggers him into action and this same week that man will stand before you as our party s nominee for the president of the united states of america. and republican officials did their part in making the case for party unity ahead of the general election. we needed the man more than what hillary clinton offered for
we look forward to. it s right up there. jacob soboroff is in the delegation that will be designed in order to put donald trump over the top, his home state of new york. reporter: chris collins right there, we are in the front row, in front of the new york home delegation of the presumptive nominee, soon to be the official nominee of the republican party. as for the protests, we were expecting and watching out for them, we don t expect them to look anything like last night. we heard from kendal unruh in the colorado delegation that they are not intending necessarily to do any sort of protest tonight, nor is virginia, home of ken cuccinelli, the former attorney general of virginia who so memorably threw his credentials on the floor last night in disgust over the lack of adoption or the lack of throwing out the rules of this year s convention. one thing to watch is states with unbound delegates. you will remember when we were on the air from pennsylvania, the 54 unbound del