to begin trading today after the ipo last night at $17 a share. 19 and 20. not 21,000. the markets completely crashing through new record highs. closing about 21,000 for the first time ever with a powerful 350-point rally. marcus today traded around the flat line after the powerful note yesterday on the upside. nasdaq, s&p 500 down fractionally. this is of course a big tree after the huge rally yesterday. european markets look like this. ft 100 down a fraction. cac and dax up a fraction. markets mixed. the nikkei average was up almost 1% in japan. shanghai composite tomas was the hang seng. yahoo! security problem headed marissa mayer s pocket. the ceo says she will not be paid or cash bonus following the breach of a hundred million user accounts. two all beef patties at your doorstep. the plan to expand delivery. plus pizza hut laces up for march madness. in time for the tipoff. all the stories this morning. german attack about it, dagen mcdowell. recon capital partner kevin
reporter: that s right we spoke to several witnesses. there is still a lot of police activity here as well as onlookers. at this point the man shot by napa city police officers have not yet been removed. police say the incident started around 6:20 this evening in front of the home depot store. witnesses say the man was brandishing a knife. a homeless man who stays in the area tells me that man walked over to a parking lot across the street. the man was saying things that didn t make sense, waving around a knife that was about a foot long and then police arrived. and for the police in this vicinity, he is saying hey, you find me, you find me. he was nice just like this. and then when he put his hand like this, they would time it out. they said that subject was acting as if you were high or crazy. officers were dispatched to the scene. they found the subject was walking across the street to the north. they contacted him in the lot. and multiple charges were required short
why the government, not the banks, are doing more harm than good. stocks finally in the green after a tough start to the new year. let s check in with nicole petallides. what is driving the market? nicole: all the major averages down a percent or more from yesterday s close. gaining back a lot of that, up 11 116-point somewhat of a reversal. the other thing talking and reading a note he sends out, sometimes you see the market slow down a little bit, but that is not the case today. a different type of market and the people waiting for little bit of bottom fishing may be disappointed. the nasdaq up and the s&p gaining half of 1%. one winner on the dowel all time high, united health care. it was raised over at deutsche bank. that is good news for them, the top performing sector, health care overall. there is the look one year at health group 50% in the last year. lori: thank you for that. good news if you are stuck at the airport, jetblue restoring service in new york and boston
jonas max ferris is in the herbalife corner. fox news contributor. andrew keane is representing the ackman team. the whistle blows] melissa: you know what that means. jonas, what do you think? the guy is right, it is basically a multilevel marketing pyramid schemes like a lot of businesses are and selling placebo like elixers and aloe and problem is that is not illegal. cvs, walgreens, whole food sell stuff with questionable nutritional benefit at very high markup. the government will not step in and crush it up, which is only way to make the short bet of a billion dollars melissa: i will stop you there. i will let andrew in. problem they run out of people at bottom of the pyramid that is when the gig is up. how many markets do you have to exploit people to go out and sell this thing. what do you think? look the way the stock traded. it was $45 when came out with the claims. stock went down at $25. did ackman come out and buy the short, absolutely not. he thinks the sto
johnson & johnson good on drugs and medical di vices and that did well ultimately. coca-cola, on the other hand, didn t do as well as expected leaving the cfo noting saying the economy, globally for europe and asia affected them and north american sales did not do well alternately saying the foreign exchange rates hurt their numbers and weather, big into weather in a big way reading through the notes, but they grew year over year, but not as much as they hoped. lori: thank you for that. dennis: a vocal critic, kansas fed reserve president telling our peter barnes thoughts on when the fed should taper the bond purchasing program, and peter joins us from kansas city with more on the exclusive with the fed president, peter? hey, dennis, thanks, no question that esther georgements something done sooner rather than later on tapering quantitative easing winding down that program. she s been critical of quantitative easing, particularly the latest round of it, and whether it s bee