version of the social network. >> i'm brian sullivan in dallas and tens of thousands of gun owners are gathered for the biggest meeting ever >>> a new way to cut the cost of the next vacation or business trip and another stock moving report from "60 minutes," i'm kelly evans, and the closing bell starts right now. welcome to the "closing bell," everybody, on this friday, all those stories in a moment, but a check of the markets in the final hour of trade. dow swinging 800 points since yesterday's low, up 368 now, 1.5% >> dow and s&p flat for the week now, which you didn't expect a couple days ago. let's get to the markets, and bob pisani is on the floor for us bob? >> a perfect jobs report for the bulls. we talked about that they needed goldilocks, and they got it, job growth, not too hot or too cold, and wage growth, again, not too hot or too cold, and you see the reaction of the markets overall. they bought beat up sectors. sectors with the toughest time in the couple weeks moving up. this started middle of the day yesterday, semiconductors, we talked about that, teradyne up 1.5% tod

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all this demand we sent wilf outside with tim sullivan, wilf. >> indeed. tim is here. thank you very much for having me in this extraordinarily big rv >> my pleasure >> i'm 6'5", and there's room in here >> plenty. >> enormous. we had a look here and in the bedrooms walking down a bit to pan it out. this costs how much? what are the measurements? >> this is 700,000 dollars >> not cheap >> not cheap it's the highest end that we do have as you look at the hopeful range, we have totals that start at $6,000. all up to $700,000 the industry has everything covered. any price point you want or need, we have it >> $700,000 is a second home so there's mortgage home tax reductions why do people buy this first home, second home, or billionaires of the world? >> it's not for the billionaires very popular with people when they retire. they basically sell the home and live in it they travel around the country in these the other use that we have very popular, race teams, we're soer associated with temperature pensky, and very popular for those types of weekends where you want a full house to live i

sullivan is with chris hughs, co-founder of facebook, brian? >> reporter: kelly, thank you very much. yes, also coh-founder of the economics security project he's a big thinker thank you for joining us on cnbc >> thank you for having me >> before what you're doing in big picture ideas, i want to talk about facebook, mark zuckerberg spoke today, of course, do you think that facebook has done enough to protect our personal information? >> well, i don't think so. the question is what's happening next cambridge analytica story, everyone knows, 70 million people's data exposed. question now is, can we trust the companies to regulate themselves or government have a responsibility to do it? i'm in the camp we need both we need to keep up public pressure on facebook, google, all the companies to make sure the data that tens of millions of people are sharing are secure, and at the same time, create other data privacy, bill of rights, or a consumer data protection bureau that make sure that there is the rule of law when it comes to the questions because it's not just enough to trust the corpor

brian sullivan with a look at other foreign fact developments that are impacting crude prices as well, brian? >> thanks, guys, outside iran news, there's four story lines clearing it out and walking it out for you. number one, the opec output cuts, remember, they are to last all yearlong, and for the first time in a long time, opec is obeying the cuts they are known for cheating. what do the saudis want? they want $80 oil because they need to fund their big economic modernization plan, vision 2030. right now, that saudi push seems to be working and trumping number three, which is the possibility that we could hit 11 million barrels a day in the united states. we're at 10.5 billion now, a record, some whispers out of texas we could get to 11 million, making up for lost venezuelan barrels, but sand and water is the fourth story. sound weird? it's not what do you need to frack? frack sand and waste water dispos disposal, both short supply, prices going up, hard to find workers as well, hurting number three, 11 million. further stories outside iran to watch on oil right now >> thanks, bri

impact the u.s. relationship >> david sullivan joining us, eu ambassador to the united states. thank you for joining us >> thank you >> what's your reaction to the news of the potential tariffs? >> well, at an early stage, there's app investigation opened i see that reaction is critical, it's a stretch to imagine that car imports could be a threat to national security, but let's see how the investigation plays out, and let's see how the domestic u.s. discussion on the advisability of this makes its way forward. obviously, from our perspective, hard to imagine that extra tariffs on autos would be wgo clie compliant, but it's early, let's see how it plays out in the u.s. discussions. >> andu place tariffs on u.s. car imports >> in the same way you place tariffs on exports of trucks, a big item here. they are tariffs we both agreed in 1994 as part of the wto, and neither of us can change them without changing for all other exporters unless we do that in the context of a bilateral trade deal, which is what we were working on with the previous administration these are the normal ta