And hello, everybody. Welcome to closing bell. I'm in today for Scott Wapner. I'm Contessa Brewer.

It's a make or break hour and it's starting with new records on Wall Street. The S&P 500 heads for its longest weekly win streak since 2024.

Here's your scorecard with 60 minutes left in the trading session. As you can see, the Dow industrials are in the red off by two-tenths of a percent,

but the S&P is on fire, up three-quarters of a percent. The NASDAQ, up a percent and a half,

and you've got the Russell 2000, up half a percent as well. Oil is pulling back. The White House

says Jared Kushner and Steve Whitkoff will head to Pakistan this weekend and engage in direct

talks with their Iranian counterparts.

Right now, WTI is at 9437 and Brent's at 10528.

Among the top movers, you've got Intel.

That stock soaring to a new all-time high on blowout earnings.

Want to surprise everybody?

Have blowout earnings on Intel.

Look at those shares up more than 21%.

And Invidia up four and a third,

reclaiming its $5 trillion market cap,

both Charter and Comcast are in the red following earnings.

We have more on these moves coming up.

But first, the big news out of Washington today

as the Justice Department drops

its criminal investigation into Fed Chair Jerome Powell. Steve Leesman has been working on this story

all day, joins us now with the latest. Steve, what are you learning? Big moves today. The U.S.

Attorney for the District of Columbia, Contessa, announcing she has dropped her criminal probe into Fed Chair

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