Welcome to closing bell. I'm Scott Wobner, live from Post 9 right here at the New York Stock Exchange.

This maker break hour begins with these jittery markets, which are once again moving on every headline about the president's trade war.

Let's show you the scorecard here with 60 to go in regulation. Once again, that doesn't really tell the story because we had a very strong bounce to start the day right up until midday. And that is when

news hit the tariffs on China will go into effect at midnight tonight at 104%. Stocks began reversing.

There is your intraday of the Dow to give you a good picture. We did dip negative when we've been

volatile ever since. And who knows where we're going to end up?

We'll follow every tick, of course. Names with heavy exposure to China turning red on that news and largely staying there, a few of them in front of you hear, Apple, Nike, Las Vegas, Sands,

to mention a few. Yields remain an important story as well. They continue to move higher today

for the most part. The two-year, though, the yields lower.

We'll watch that. Keep an eye on it. All that plus a new and very public battle brewing between

Elon Musk and Peter Navarro. That erupted on social media today. So we'll talk about that in a bit as well.

We begin with our talk of the tape. What investors should do now following

this historic market route. First, let's get the very latest from the White House. Our very own

Aiman Javers has been chasing headlines doing his own reporting today. And some of these things

have moved the market. It's been quite a day again. Yeah, it really has, Scott. What I can tell you

is that the White House is saying now that those tariffs on China are going

into effect tonight at midnight, as you point out.

Now, we haven't seen the paperwork on this yet, and a White House official just told me they

have no indication that the President is going to sign that additional 50% tariff on China in public on camera

in any way that we can see even on social media. So we may just simply have to watch the

Federal Register to see if that additional 50% retaliation on China that he talked about is signed

at some point between now and midnight. I'm told it hasn't been yet. They expect it

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