All right, guys, thanks so much. Welcome to closing bell. I'm Scott Wapner, live from Post 9 here at the New York Stock Exchange.

This maker break out begins with, of course, the markets. The major averages rising today on hopes the war in the Middle East won't last as long as feared.

Still waiting and wondering what the future of talks between the U.S. and Iran truly is. But for now, cautious optimism prevails.

It has oil falling falling and most importantly,

stocks rising. Those are the most important dynamics right now. Elsewhere, meta losing jury verdicts in those landmark social media addiction cases in both New Mexico and Los Angeles. Google's

YouTube also found liable in the LA trial, and we'll have more on those cases coming up in just a bit.

But the stocks are worth watching, and we certainly will, right into the finish today.

Shares of arm holdings, wow, surging today after that company unveiled its first ever in-house chips.

Take a look at that game, some 17%. JetBlue is a big mover as well, as it's said to be

exploring potential merger partnerships. A 16% move there too. We begin with our talk of the tape,

the very latest on the war, and for that we go to Washington, our own Amen Javvers. Amen, what can you

tell us? Well, Scott, the very latest is just seconds ago. We see new

headlines now crossing the wires from Iran's foreign minister making some very bellicose statements.

Those appear to be moving the oil markets as we speak. Let me give you some of the headlines

here from the Iranian foreign ministers saying the U.S. has, quote, failed in its war goals,

including quick victory and change of regime.

The foreign minister is saying, my message to neighboring countries is distance yourself from the U.S.

And also saying that Tehran has showed the world that no country can threaten its security,

says there are no talks with the United States, and also says that Iran is not seeking a war once a permanent

end to the conflict. So that last point, you could read a little bit as suggesting that maybe

there is a room for negotiations here, even as the Iranian foreign minister is suggesting there

are no talks with the United States. Meanwhile, earlier this afternoon, White House Press

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