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

This maker breakout begins with the tech takedown. It's weighing heavily on stocks as this final stretch gets underway today.

Let's show you the scorecard here with 60 to go in regulation. You will see exactly what I'm talking about.

There's the NASDAQ. It's down almost 2%. So the S&P, many of the stocks, obviously,

there too, down almost 1.5%. So it's gotten a little ugly, and it's caused the NASDAQ now 21,500.

We'll watch if that holds over this last hour. Oil's moved higher again today, too. That's been a bit

of a problem for the overall market.

We're back below 95 on WTI. We're still over 105 on Brent. So we need to watch all of that

because as you know, it's had a dramatic impact on the stock market. Yields are up two.

And that's another big story to follow on yet another disappointing treasury auction. This one, a seven year.

Take a look at the 10 year. It's above 440 now. So it's moving closer to 4.5%. Need to watch all

of that. Expectations of a possible rate hike this year, believe it or not. Yep, they continue to

increase as well. We begin with our talk of the

tape, this suddenly miserable seven, called that today by Barron's as the meltdown from

Meta and Microsoft continues to weigh on this once loved and very heavily owned group. We'll start

there with Meta down sharply the worst day since October of last year.

Mackenzie Sagalos is tracking that for us.

What do we see here?

So, Scott, meta shares are down more than 8% as investors digest back-to-back courtroom losses this week,

with juries in New Mexico and L.A.

finding that META failed to protect children on its platforms.

Now, the financial penalties here are relatively minor given META failed to protect children on its platforms. Now, the financial penalties here are relatively minor,

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