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The eventsmore on that led to the bombings when we talk president Harry Trumans grandson, Clifton Truman daniel. 75 years ago today, the uso and the Nuclear Weapons bureau. Gay,ed from the b29 enola the bomb called little boy would explode with an impact of 15 kilotons and be responsible for the death of 237,000 people. That and the bombing of nagasaki on august 9 would propel japan to surrender and the end of world war ii. Good morning. It is washington journal for this thursday, august 6, 20 2...

167 drop. Turn positive 59 minutes left in the trading day. Yeah, set for another record day all time close for the nasdaq coming up on the show, the dow component and tech component an hour away from that up more than 30 from the march lows still down year to date. Well have full coverage and analysis when those numbers hit. First of all, lets focus on the big stories were watching mike santoli is back and tracking all the Market Action for us meg terrell has new details on a number of vaccine ...

Unit in a sweeping overhaul. Its a big day for Bank Earnings. We speak to talk executives. Welcome to daybreak europe. Lets get to Bank Earnings. Deutsche banks red headline. Saying they are on track to meet all targets. Lets get to the numbers coming through. The Second Quarter fic trading revenue comes in at 2. 0 5 billion euros. The estimate was 1. 81 billion euros. Upbeat on the Second Quarter f site a beat on the Second Quarter fic. In terms of pretax profit for the Second Quarter, that com...

Which will hit in b about an hours time. The s p up by just three basis points coming up on todays show, former National Economic council dr director, gary kohn, will join us about reopening the the economy. The debate over funding for states and the Small Business ppp funding. Plus, a flood of big name earnings set to hit this afternoon including as you mentioned, alphabet. Starbucks, ford, am well also speak with the ceo after his Company Reports earnings, what consumers are doing and how much...

On the rapidly changing world. No school in the fall . We speak with the head of americas Biggest College system about just that. We are watching Worldwide Exchange here on cnbc good morning, good afternoon, good evening welcome to wherever you may be watching from. Im brian sullivan. The dow continues to slide falling again yesterday. The dow has now lost 1,500 points from highs back on may 1. Investors will be closely watching whether we are able to rebound now. Futures not indicating that. Th...

For the rest of the year well get a bunch after the bell including netflix. President trump is set to meet with new York Governor Andrew Cuomo this afternoon key relationship for the country and our pandemic response, which has been marked by tension and cooperation in the last few weeks. Well bring you that as soon as it begins. Were expecting that within the hour ahead on todays show, a key move for earnings. Netflix, chipotle, Texas Instruments and snapchat gear up for results after the close...

The department of Justice Reportedly now taking a closer look at potential fraud. Boeing saying, no thank you to the government bailout taking matters into its own hands it is friday, may 1, 2020, here on cnbc. Good morning, good afternoon, good evening and welcome im Brian Sullivan thank you for joining us on this friday and applicants 427 days are now over it is may 1 but stocks are looking weak to start the month. Futures are off sharply 450 on the dow as President Trump threatened new tariff...

Because there is some, not a lot but some cautious optimism starting to trickle out around both the markets because they ended their day and they ended their week higher as well. Perhaps some hope on the horizon about america getting healthy and getting working again. But tim seymour with 22 million filing for jobless benefits in just the last three weeks wiping out a decade of job gains, no doubt some very hard Economic Times for millions of people still to come. Is there really any good reason...

Market rs doing because they did see a significant bounce around about midday when the president said he would be addressing the nation at 3 00 p. M. And with it came the eck peckation that he would declare a state of emergency. That took us off the lows of the session. Were splitting the difference it was up 1339s at the high, 85 and currently 865 points lots to discuss. Straight to eamon javers who is outside the white house. Eamon, what are the key things we might be expecting from this from ...

Some have moderated a little. We trade at 68 59. Gold went above 1600 an ounce. We come off the high a ten year yield did get to a 170 breaking a trend line that weve been in since september but now down to two basis points on a 180 handle on that. Looking at dollar yen though that comes off a little bit. Unchanged there on that currency pay. European equities in the red but a reasonably muted move also what were seeing in u. S. Future. One point we saw it drop as much as 1. 7 but we recouped om...