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coming up, squawk with box's andrew ross sorkin. he's been behind bars. e special. andrew will take us inside the federal prison system and the life of the white claarollar criminal when we come back. >>> tonight for the first time in 15 years, network television cameras go inside federal prisons. in an exclusive look inside our criminal justice system, andrew ross sorkin exploreing the reality of how white collar criminals do their time. he joins us here at post nine andrew, welcome. >> thank you for having me. this is the story of power brokers turned felons and the prison lives they lead after going down as they say. the first thing they have to do inside is learn the prison code of conduct. >> there are certain unwritten rules, you know? you don't reach across the table, across another man's food. you don't sit in another man's seat in the chow hall or the tv room. >> can you pick up the remote and change the channel? >> no. no you can change the channel but i can't. i just don't spend enough time personally in the television room to have established a

along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin.w down by 36 points and started the morning relatively flat. nasdaq still positive. >>> ford is just out with quarterly results. let's get over to phil lebeau. in the meantime let's get to phil. >> andrew this is a miss on the top and bottom line by ford. ford earning $1.4 billion. 3 cents shy of what analysts were expectsingexpecting. about $2 billion shy of what wall street was expecting. let's explain why ford believes there is a miss on the bottom lineup they say the tax rate of 34% is not what most analysts were forecasting. they say they guided analysts to expect the higher tax rate and most of those analysts came in with a tax rate at 29%. revenue coming in lighter because 70% of the miss was due to the weaker currency particularly the impact of osales over in europe. where you look at where ford lost money and made money in the future, north america continues to be the strength. really all the automakers making $1.3 billion there. they lost money in europe and south america and

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. andrew is here joe is here i'm here.rom dow components boeing and coca-cola within the next half hour. then we'll be getting mcdonald's results at about 8:00 a.m. eastern time. in the meantime we've been watching the markets. so far it looks like the bears are in command this morning. dow futures down by about 52 points. s&p futures off by 5 and the nasdaq down by 12. >> we've got a couple of big stories this morning. the european union has filed formal charges against gas prom accusing them of raising barriers to competition. they appeared to be headed towards a settlement until russia's annexation of crimia last year. also the high freaksly trader arrested in london is due in court this morning. investigators say navinder sang used a program to generate large sell orders that pushed down prices. he then cancelled those trades and bought the contracts at lower prices. >>> the biggest buyer of u.s. chicken has halted imports of chickens and eggs after a bird flu outbreak was discovered in iowa on monday. morgan brennan i

. >> our andrew ross sorkin reporting. he ended up serving more than eight years in state prison.nt from earning more than $100 million a year as a ceo to 85 cents a day in the prison laundry. that and many more prison stories in the documentary "white collar convicts life on the inside" tonight at 10:00. eastern and pacific. >> the trader responsible for the flash crash in 2008 is in jail. he's fighting his extradition to the united states. our next guest worked with sarao until 2008. he joins us live today from london. nice to have you on. >> thanks, scott. >> you worked with this gentleman for five years, presumably you know a little bit about him. they say he contributed to the flash crash. do you believe it? >> what's important to understand, you know, i haven't seen him for many years. when he was with his we train him and educated him and brought him through our ranks and he was incredibly talented and very successful trader. as for causing flash crashes, i think we discussed this and we discussed the efficiencies in the market aunt awful lot and we sort of caught it intern

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin.e digging through the numbers but on these headlines, it looks like it came in at 27 cents versus the 29 cents that the street had been expecting. >> that's not that horrific. >> that's not much of a miss. it's a miss but not a huge miss. >> 21.5 on the revenue is online. net chargeoffs $1.19 billion. the stock at this point is just down a little bit down 14 or 15 cents. >> now there are some charges that are coming in. one of them is retirement eligible incentive costs of a billion dollars. that's six cents a share. >> three cents a share for market related net interest income adjustments. >> i don't know if those are numbers that still have to come off the 27. just looking at some of the headlines popping right now. >> in fact right now it's not down anymore, it's actually up up six cents. so tangible net book value is right around where the stock is trading $14.79. first quarter and deposit balances, a record $1.15 trillion. brian moynihan saying we see continued encouraging signs w

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin.this hour are slightly higher but it looks like the dow futures are up about 12 points above fair value, s&p futures up by 2 and the nasdaq up by 1. on today's watch list corporate earnings on tap, mastercard and norfolk southern. after the closing bell we'll get numbers from marriott and yelp and get the first read on first quarter gdp at 8:30 eastern time. forecasters expect to see 1% growth down from the 2.2% that we got in the fourth quarter of last year. and the central bank wrapping up a two-day policy meeting today. fed watchers will look for a change in language on inflation that could signal the fed favors a summer rate hike versus a september liftoff. >>> we are also monitoring the situation in baltimore this morning. things were much quieter overnight. there were less than a dozen arrests compared to 200 that took place on monday. the curfew ended about two hours ago at 5:00 this morning. it will go back into effect tonight. >>> social media giant twitter making headlines wh

i'm joe kernen along with andrew ross sorkin. becky is out today. indicated to have a nice positive open. you're a bull up 71 points. s&p called up nearly 6. and the nasdaq continuing now to outperform another 14 points this morning. check out the markets in europe. which are now green. following along with some of the positive sentiment that we're having here in this country with the dax up the most. before though we turn our attention specifically to the markets, let's, once again, talk about this big developing story over the weekend. and that is the disaster in nepal. the earthquake death toll now tops 3,700 people. nbc richard engel immediately took off for nepal. he reports there from the ground. >> reporter: the entire city of katmandu seems to have moved outside. families live on curbs, trying to keep their children fed, clean and, most of all, away from buildings. the historic center of katmandu is the city's most popular attraction by far with ancient temples and palaces and it bore the brunt of this earthquake. >> reporter: where a nine-s

i'm andrew ross sorkin with joe kernen. becky quick will be back on monday.this morning david faber is here. the brain. bringing back the brain and kahuna together again. and he's here in part because there is big news this morning. general electric selling most of its ge capital assets. ge's board also authorizing a $50 billion buyback. david is with us. he spoke with ge's chairman and ceo. put a lot of tough questions to him. and mr. faber is here with more. mr. faber? >> yeah. we were speaking of course in the last half hour and joe certainly was talking about the change in this company. and when you go back to the 2001 annual report and you look at it and see what was this company then, the appliances are gone. nbc universal is gone. a lot of other businesses are gone. and oil and gas has become a much larger business. power generation water. >> insurance units are gone. >> insurance, capital, a lot of things. of course part of that was spun. >> the point joe made is there's been a mixed record of the sales in terms of the timing of those sales. >> yes. i

i'm joe kernen along with andrew ross sorkin and michelle caruso-cabrera.s off today. equity futures at this hour were down a bit. now only down 4 points. make no determination about what happens throughout the session. it's been a weird week. you know initially on monday we were supposed to be down 150 points. closed up a hundred. tuesday it was closing well off the highs. so i don't know whether it's fed relates or earnings related or what. but kind of having a hard time to decide what to do. >> it will fluctuate. >>> the bank of england just announcing it will leave rates unchanged at .5% as expected. and the cac is up nearly 1%. and greece higher by about .5%. they have made their imf payment. among the other stories we're watching at this hour greece confirming to the installment today. over reforms that it hopes will unlock more money. iran's president says the country will only agree to a nuclear accord if sanctions are lifted. he says he wants a win/win deal for all parts involved. and for iran that means removing all the sanctions the same day a nu

i'm becky quick with andrew ross sorkin and steve. joe will be back tomorrow. welcome steve. >> thank you. >> there is media buzzing as well. full house is coming back. netflix is buying 13 new episodes from the popular sitcom. fuller house will premiere next year and star the grown up characters of d.j. stephanie and kimmy. john stamos will guest star. netflix is also talking to other full house stars about appearances including bob sagget and mary kate and ashley olsen. let's bring you up to speed on the u.s. equity markets now. we saw the markets pick upmost of the ground they lost on friday. you can see this morning there's green arrows up again. the s&p futures up by 6 and nasdaq up by 18. >> steve. >> dupont is just breaking and my software is just loading and i don't have it. we're going to read the stories here and becky and andrew look up dupont there. four dow components among the companies set to release before the bell. united and verizon. in economic news arguing central banks need to set higher inflation targets to avoid dealing with low economic

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin.ooking at the world famous shot of the rockettes. they are joining us to help kick off their spring spectacular. what do you think, guys? >> i don't even want to go up there. >> that's high. >> they're going to be down here. we'll see that a little later. >> george benson was not on. this was a live, we are just playing this because of broadway. >>> among the top stories at this hour. apple watch news this morning. the company reportedly limiting availability of its new watch after a key component from china was found to be defective. "wall street journal" reporting that it produces the sensation of being tapped on the wrist. limiting suppliers of that component, which may cause production delays. no comment from apple at this point. >>> japan's heading to silicon valley today. the first sitting prime minister to visit the valley. yahoo! co-founder and tesla among others. >>> this morning, jobless claims and personal income and spending and the chicago pmi. take a look at u.s. equity f

i'm becky quick with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. it's a big week for star wars fans. disney unveiling the trailer for the next movie in the franchise. first check this out, announcing an r2d2 themed plan. the airline says that the character is beloved by star wars fans and they're right. also people associate it with competent and reliable service. you can get a ride with r2d2. u.s. equity futures this morning look like they are -- yeah looks like they're weaker with the dow futures down by 30 points. s&p futures off by 3 and nasdaq down by 11. >> we have a couple of stories we're watching this morning. earnings central today. quarterly results before the bell from dow component ge and honey well. also economic data is going to be front and center because at 8:30 eastern time we'll get the consumer price index and then at 10:00 we get consumer sentiment. also the spring meeting of the imf and world bank taking place in washington. among the headlines greece's finance minister is promising to compromise in loan talks but also pushing back against some of the reforms. g

i'm becky quick with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. we have black rock ceo larry fink. his asset managing company posting quarterly results this morning. $4.80 a share versus the $4.52 the street was looking for. we'll get his take on the markets and much more. he happens to know who sings the song. i am impressed. i didn't know. >> you wanted a record -- >> that was not -- >> no yes i did. >> record label. >> record label. >> i did own it and our first artist we signed up was maroon 5. >> wow. >> i didn't know that about you. >> this is george ezra though. >> okay. >> i like it. >> this with you a web -- this guy released this on the web. >> a lot of people are doing that now. >> he wasn't famous. no one knew him. >> but this is a great song. i hear it once and i like it already. >> i've heard this a thousand times. >> where? i don't listen to that. i like it. anyway we'll hear more about larry's call on ceos to focus on long-term value in a moment. also it's a moment of news makers on the set. we'll be joined by steve schwarzman and jack and suzy welch will be stoppin

i'm becky quick with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin.me back joe. >> on earth day no less. >> they haven't launched the drones. the postal service yet have they? >> no. >> drone launchers on a postal truck? seriously? i'm staying indoors. you can put an eye out with one of those things. >> you can do worse than that. >> earth day as andrew mentioned. about 1 billion people are expected to participate in events that celebrate the

i'm becky quick with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. it's a big week for star wars fans.r the next movie in the franchise. first check this out, announcing an r2d2 themed plan. the airline says that the character is beloved by star wars fans and they're right. also people associate it with competent and reliable service. you can get a ride with r2d2. u.s. equity futures this morning look like they are -- yeah looks like they're weaker with the dow futures down by 30 points. s&p futures

i'm becky quick with andrew ross sorkin and steve. joe will be back tomorrow.eve. >> thank you. >> there is media buzzing as well. full house is coming back. netflix is buying 13 new episodes from the popular sitcom. fuller house will premiere next year and star the grown up characters of d.j. stephanie and kimmy. john stamos will guest star. netflix is also talking to other full house stars about appearances including bob sagget and mary kate and ashley olsen. let's bring you up to speed on the u.s. equity markets now. we saw the markets pick upmost of the

i'm becky quick with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. baltimore burning.g 15 police officers. angry crowds were pelting police with rocks as they walked down the street in full protective gear. the violence broke out hours after the funeral for freddie grey that died after suffering a spinal injury while in police custody. maryland called in the national guard and declared a state of emergency. the baltimore mayor calling last night one of baltimore's darkest days and saying the destruction in no way represents the peaceful protest of many. >> i understand anger but what we're seeing isn't anger, it's destruction of a community.

i'm becky quick with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. we have black rock ceo larry fink.sting quarterly results this morning. $4.80 a share versus the $4.52 the street was looking for. we'll get his take on the markets and much more. he happens to know who sings the song. i am impressed. i didn't know. >> you wanted a record -- >> that was not -- >> no yes i did. >> record label. >> record label. >> i did own it and our first artist we signed up was maroon 5. >> wow. >> i didn't know that about you. >> this is george ezra though. >> okay. >> i like it. >> this with you a web -- this guy released this

i'm becky quick with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. happy birthday to youtube.an overnight sensation. his video holds the record as the most viewed youtube clip ever and this would make a good

tonight andrew ross sorkin will show us what life is really like on inside with someone who has been on both side of the law. former nypd commissioner and convicted felon. >> 18 months have passed since bernard carrick left prison but the memories eat at him even as now he can return as a free man. >> i don't know of anyone any real human being would show up at a prison and think oh, this isn't too bad. it sucks. it's the worst. >> the prison system wants to you act like a man, agent like an adult, to act with integrity and respect, but basically treated like a child. >> do you ever get adjusted to that. >> no. you don't get adjusted. >> catch "white collar convicts life on the inside" tonight at 10:00 p.m. eastern on cnbc. >> home builder stocks getting whacked. these stocks are all over the map up 11%, down more than 20%. why it may be time to get bullish on this sector now. plus -- >> coming up a power pitch for your pooch. >> we will be the trader joe's of the pet world. >> will the panel be all paws in or throw this start up to the dogs. >> who is it are you targeting. >> why ar

i'm becky quick with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. happy birthday to youtube. the hit made him an overnight sensation. his video holds the record as the most viewed youtube clip ever and this would make a good combination with the animal orchestra. >> i think you're right. what happened to him. >> that's what i mean. we just called him a sensation. at one point he was, right? >> 33 million views not bad. >> but still a fraction of the super bowl. >> he's not opening in las vegas. >> was he the true one hit wonder? >> there were two. >> it sounded very similar. >> did it? >> that happens with the one hit wonders. >> you know what works. >> go with it. >> let's get you up to speed in the markets. the u.s. equity futures at this hour at least. you'll see yesterday the market ended near the highs of the day. we're looking at red arrows again but this is what it looked like yesterday before the market started taking off during the session. you can see the dow futures down by 50 points. s&p futures off by 5. >> let's tell you about the big stories we're watching as w

university of maryland history professor michael ross lectures on the tensions between president andrew johnson and the republican-dominated congress. southern legislatures, and how hate groups used the 14th amendment to promote whites of premise -- white supremacy. it was in the supreme court chamber and he is introduced by supreme court justice anthony kennedy. this is just under one hour. [applause] >> thank you very >> thank you for coming. my bookmarks -- mira march not trespass on those of the distinguished speaker -- my remarks will not trespass on the distinguished speaker. first, to note that we should all feel privileged to be here today. this is the first in a series of lectures that have been renamed. these are now called the leon silverman supreme court lectures. leon was wonderful. he was the president of the supreme court historical society. i think in 1991 until 2002. he was a fascinating man. he used to

michael ross lectures on the tensions between president andrew johnson and the republican-dominated congress. the short-lived. of seven black ledges features -- legislatures and how hate groups promoted white supremacy. the speech is one of the series of four posted by the supreme court historical society. it was in the supreme court chamber and he is introduced by supreme court justice anthony kennedy. this is just under an hour. [applause] justice kennedy: thank you again for coming. my remarks will not trespass on those of our distinguished speaker, saying to make two different points. one is to introduce professor michael rose. the flash

rich ross thank you very much. andrew burkly as well.bc.com. >>> coming up, two big interviews only on cnbc. first up a man who blew the whistle on illegal swiss bank accounts and got paid $104 million by the government. >>> plus steve wynn talking money, marriage and macau exclusively to cnbc. that interview is straight ahead. of course you're keeping an eye on the market. the nasdaq is feeling the most pain, down by almost 1.5%. >>> and now the latest from tradingnation.cnbc.com and a word from our sponsor. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 [ male announcer ] your love for trading never stops tdd# 1-800-345-2550 even on the go. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 open a schwab account and you could earn tdd# 1-800-345-2550 300 commission-free online trades. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 so when a market move affects one of your positions, tdd# 1-800-345-2550 schwab can help you decide what to do. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 with tools like free live-streaming cnbc tv tdd# 1-800-345-2550 that give you the latest financial news and trends. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 and bubble charts and pri

brian ross, abc news, new york. >>> some good news for prince andrew regarding sex abuse allegationst him. a federal judge ruled those allegations must be struck from the public record. andrew has always denied allegations that he sexually abused a 17-year-old girl who claims she was used as a sex slave. buckingham palace did not release a statement following the ruling. >>> in new orleans, attorney for robert durst said he is willing to pay for his own extradition to california to face a murder charge there. the murder case in california stems from the death of durst's friend susan berman, 15 years ago. a deadline to extradite durst to california is next week. prosecutors say it can be delayed. >>> turn to politics now. the latest entry in the field of republican presidential candidates tea party kentucky senator rand paul promises to shake up washington and members of his own party. promising to take back the country from a government he says has gone too far. >> the washington machine that gobbles up our freedoms and invades every nook and cranny of our lives must be stopped. >> p