live from the bronx. new york city is finally starting to reopen its economy. we re exactly 100 days of the first covid-19 case being confirmed in this city. it is a good day, good news for many small business owners but it also might be quite challenging. remember this city was hit hard, more than 200,000 coronavirus cases, over 20,000 deaths and no part of the city had it worse than the bronx. now you add to that the looters who took advantage of the george floyd protests last week and wiped out many of the mom-and-pop shops in that area before they could reopen. beverly hills furniture, where we are today, this store was one of the ones wiped out t was really hit hard. coming up you meet the owner. hear about the terrible night you re looking at in surveillance video. that was one week ago tonight. you will hear about the plans they have in the business to get it back up and running, even if that takes a little bit longer than anticipated. they were really hit by the looti
by an illegal immigrant says the president is making americans less safe. you know, there is no justification for stopping the wall that s already there that s designed to keep criminals out. you know, there is no reason for him to ignore the families. our family members are in the cemetery at the same time he is rewarding illegal aliens with amnesty. it is just not fair. harris: former acting deputy dhs secretary ken cuccinelli is with me on our top story. also in focus today mike huckabee weighs in on the growing calls for new york governor andrew cuomo to quit. and seattle radio host jason rantz on black lives matter lesson plans in elementary schools. first i want to go to william la jeunesse live at the southern border in san diego on the president s immigration plan. william. harris, the challenge that president biden has is how does he undo the trump policies he doesn t like without undoing the success trump had in reducing illegal immigration? the chief thing am
since 2017. as the world bids good-bye to 2019, ringing in a brand new decade right now it is midnight in moscow russia. we ll bring you celebrations all across the globe this hour. first deirdre bolton at the new york stock exchange. green on the screen today. that certainly matched for this year, for this decade. if you look at the stocks really the standout stocks for the year, we ll start with that, before we start talking about the decade, apple is certainly one we have to highlight it. by far the strongest dow component, up more than 83% this year. a lot of analysts talking about the fact that of course many, many people own iphones. more important for apple s future, the fact that their services really taking off especially music streaming. then also of course the fancy new ear buds, ear pods, most people asked for christmas and still waiting for. those are the demand goldman sachs, microsoft, other best dow performers for the year. for the decade, chip stocks, commu
connell mcshane, good to be with you again. wall street reacting to some reports we brought to you yesterday on s show. disappointing sales and nasdaq, more than 2% drop. s&p came off the lows, dipped into correction territory. nicole petallides, floor of the new york stock exchange. nicole? we re down 21 points. they didn t feel like that had legs. maybe covering happening. others are buying dips. finding some stocks they like at even better prices. look at the dow down 298 points at lowest point, down 539 points. we did see a selloff happening. seeing off the lows, amazon and google, reports coming out from the two big tech giants. we saw selling happening on both of those companies. guidance on many companies going into 2019. tell you traders, where will be the risk appetite? when will people step back in. if you loved it at certain level, maybe you like it even more. there is a cautionary tone. others are moving for cash, waiting for midterm elections. alphabet google w
you have question marks being raised whether or not we have had peak earnings. that is in the news here last couple weeks. investors get their first read tomorrow on third quarter gdp. tonight we have all the earnings guys are talking about. so on this question of bottoming out and at least in the near term, go to third seven capital managing director, michael block, and walter wealth management president, rebecca walter. rebecca, let me start with you, where are we? not physically today, but where are we in this market movement? have we reached some sort of a near term bottom? or are you one of those people worried, you know, a downward trend that lasts for a longer time? nice bounceback today. connell, i think we ll have eventually a inflection point. i don t believe we re there yet. yesterday s earnings report, amazon that was incredible. microsoft really great numbers. connell: michael, i wonder if tonight is big night? we overdo it. when amazon report, google, alphabet