miami dolphins' owner and real estate developer steven ross previews the super bowl.investments. >>> plus, gauging the fed. what will chairman ben bernanke say at his final press conference? we preview today's decision and tell you what it means for the market as the final hour of "squawk box" begins right now. ♪ >>> welcome back to "squawk box" here on cnbc, first in business worldwide. i'm joe kernen. let's look at the futures which were up earlier. we had a pretty good rebound yesterday. now they're down. boeing would affect that to some extent, being down a few dollars. it really was amazing. i've never seen dow chemical move up 3 points in a day. that must have been a pretty good number. who else on the dow? i don't know what's responsible. >> boeing. >> yeah. boeing down a couple of points, which would hurt it. i don't know what the other problem is. we do have the fed today. >> there was a lot of volatility between the fed and still trying to determine what to do with turkey. even in turkey, the lira has moved back to where it was before. there are some questio

>> quickly, steven ross is the majority owner of the dolphins was on this morning saying he'll make aion on incognito's future after the super bowl, but he didn't seem dtolerant of anything he did. my guess is he will be gone. >> incognito may be incog-gano. >> i think tony dungy was the best person to do that interview. look at the setting. it's warm and inviting. and tony dungy doesn't care about being on tv. he cares about jonathan martin, and it showed. i thought it was an absolutely perfect choice for an interview. >> ini think incognito should run for toronto mayor. >> what are you talking about? >> i'm trying to rhyme. >> i think it speaks to, as much of it is a fail. for the dolphins organization as it is for someone like incognito, who was basically kicked off the nebraska football team for bad behavior, so this guy is a total meathead, as it does for jonathan martin. sitting in silence, he supposedly said something to the organization, but they didn't do anything. you don't just run away. there's plenty of blame to go around, but we don't know what happened. >> they don't un

however, real estate developer miami dolphins steven ross is giving $250 million to the university ofntants include stanford and columbia business school. and i kind of know about yale, ross, because that's where i went. >> well, you know, it's all about what you can do. isn't it? >> exactly. >> mark zuckerberg gave the most because he probably has the most. >> that's true. my stock isn't up as much as his. >> and i don't know whether my present to you yet has arrived via delivery percentageon or not. >> i will check the mailbox. >> do that. >> well, yeah. maybe it's the alternative mailbox you need to look at. bertha, good to see you. thanks for that. have a good day. >>> a recap of the headlines today, no fireworks or stocks in europe as indices start the year mostly in the red. fiat takes advance of chrysler is a $4 billion deal. >>> and a storm is heading to the u.s., expecting to cause major travel delays. welcome back. how is everything? there's nothing like being your own boss! and my customers are really liking your flat rate shipping. fedex one rate. really makes my life easi

ross about the art of insulting people. here's a little clip from that. >> i did my first roast in 1995. they couldn't get anybody to roast steven seagal. in new york.d to go to the museum of broadcasting, look up the roasts to see how far you could take it. i looked at it, it was like my yankee stadium. a lot of you don't know me, but i feel uniquely qualified to be here, because i'm also a crappy actor. >> we talked to jeff ross about the art of insulting people. he, of course, took some shots at me as well. but he also talked about something near and dear to him, which is the troops. he had just gone to water reed before he came here, and we talked about his going abroad to try to amuse and entertain wounded warriors. >> good for him. good for him. jake tapper, thanks very much. nice to talk to you. >> happy new year. >> and to you. check out more of jake's interview at the top of the hour on "the lead." as you see already, it's pretty funny. >> the wait for weed is over. if you care. at least in parts of colorado. people lined up outside of stores today as pot legally went on sale. next, we're taking you inside a store that started selling weed

ross not wearing gloves. >> reporter: he can't wave, no gloves. >> reporter: i'm going to get our rod-cam who is working our camera to show my messy move over to my producer. this is stevenho dresses very well every time we go outside. this is the behind the scenes look at the man that makes it all happen. >> reporter: he's putting us to shame. >> reporter: he's raeseady for evere everest. i think this morning that the office of management has been working throughout the night. do you have a quick buttonup on what they're doing and facing out there today? >> reporter: we definitely continue to see the roads being plowed. they're proud of the fact that they continue to plow these roads. and they don't have to salt them after a certain period of time because it doesn't do any ground. once you get the ground below 15 degrees fahrenheit, that salt doesn't help. but this is so airy that it blows away. as far as all the cars here, i'm noticing a lot of people -- here is someone shoving their car out of the driveway. it's not taking too much effort because it's not hard-packed. >> reporter: i love that you have a wireless camera. i want a wireless ashleigh-cam. can you make tha

ross westgate is joining us now. what can you tell us about the market there? >> good morning, electricky. we'll talk more about that goodyear story, as well. right now, stocks even stevensecliners versus vnsers. although we're up, when you break that down and look at the indices, it's a slightly different picture. the ftse has been flat since the start of the year. it was flat last year, up about 0.3%. now, the german and french markets, up about 0.6% at the moment. the red inflation tipping down to 0.8% on the year. the core number coming in at 0.7%. now ecb has a records rate around 2%. but if that continues, they may well be forced to take more action and ease policy more than they extend ltros. but this inflation rate is getting lower may caught them to come up with more action. so we'll have to see what happens with that. but it's certainly worth looking at. take a look at how the sectors break down today, insurance and banks ticking higher this morning. household goods, technology, retail down slightly. but, you know, we haven't got any major moves in either direction. and back to this goodyear story, goodyear executives tried to close this plant in amiens. it's n