All right, welcome to closing bell.

I'm Scott Wapner live from Post 9 here at the New York Stock Exchange.

This make or break hour begins with a very tough week for tech.

Whether that trade has more downside to go, we will ask our experts over the final stretch.

But we do have a turning market picture as we enter the final 60 here on Wall Street for the week.

There it is.

That's not how it looked for much of the day to day.

So the Dow has gone green. S&P is still negative as you see, as is the NASDAQ. The NASDAQ was down

about 1% early on. It was going for a streak that it didn't want to get either. It was in danger

of posting its third 1% decline the past six times,

the past six sessions. So we're going to watch all of that, and the market is moving on maybe

an olive branch in the government shutdown down in Washington, D.C.

We're going to have the very latest on that in just a moment.

We're following Tesla, of course, the aftermath of that vote.

The trillion dollar pay package for Elon Musk, it passes. The stock nonetheless is still down.

Banks are mostly red. They have been for much of the day, but what I say now may be irrelevant because of the headline that I was talking about.

JPMorgan is now green. Banks are off the worst levels. We'll show you the

airlines, too, relative to the news of the day. Hundreds of flight cancellations. By now, you

know that story well. A fallout from the government shutdown, and the airlines are actually

green. Let's just bring in Emily Wilkins now to give us the breaking news on what we're

learning out of the nation's capital as this stalemate has continued.

Emily, what do we know?

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