A down day but an up week for stocks that's the scorecard on Wall Street

but the action is just getting started. Welcome to closing bell overtime

I'm Morgan Brennan with John Fort coming up this hour acting comptroller of the

currency Michael Sue joins us to talk

about the latest drama in the regional banks that certainly had an impact on the

markets today as Janet Yellen reportedly raises a red flag about the potential

need for more mergers.

Plus we're going to talk to Khan Academy founder Sal Khan about how artificial

intelligence is changing the game for education companies.

Markets turning lower in midday trading after downbeat debt ceiling negotiations, or at least some

commentary about that.

Also some hawkish talk from Fed Chair Powell if you want to call it that, but recovering

some of the losses by the afternoon.

Let's get to the action with our panel.

Joining us now is Victoria Green, G-squared, private wealth

CIO and a C NBC contributor.

We also have Carl Rickadonna, BMP Parabass, Chief U.S. Economist for Markets 360.

Good afternoon to you both.

Victoria, I'll start with you.

The fact that we did see, and with the S S&P we were down fractionally.

We ended down around 4193.

Technicals have been in focus, particularly the last 24 hours or so.

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