i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin.r the hour is steve grasso, director of institutional sales at stuart frankel. good to see you. >> thanks for having me. >> you're here on the last trading day of the quarter >> and the month and the week. afrnlg >> a lot to talk about u.s. equity futures, green arrows this morning. that's not enough to erase the carnage we've seen this week, this month and this quarter. the dow futures indicated up by 114 points s&p is up by 14. the nasdaq is up by 58 this all comes as both the dow and the s&p 500 are on track to see a nine-quarter winning

"squawk box" is coming up in a couple minutes let's find out what's going on with the show with andrew rossulse of some things today because there's a healthy thing going on are you aware of this? >> i get up at 2:45 now. there's no health thing. >> there is a health thing it's called healthy returns day. #healthyreturnsday >> hash brown it at this hour. >> scott gottlieb the fda commissioner will be with us craig winter will be with us talking about the future of how long we can live we'll see whether there will be healthy returns in the market. phil lebeau will talk about healthy returns at the auto show >> it's a big day. that's cnbc's huge healthcare event in new york city i did not apply early. i did not get a ticket at some point this week i want to see joe kernen get nothing one of those cryogenic thing, where you get into po secoone oe things, negative 200 degrees >> joe doesn't have an ifb, he can't hear this. >> i know that that's why i said it >> oh, maybe we should try that in a segment >> where you go in for 30 seconds, get blasted >> it's supposed to be like after the gym, to

we had our andrew ross sorkin join iing us a few moments ago who suggested everybody sort of take a little bit of a step back that you know u, the time frame here is still very much unknown. what leads you to believe that it could be as early as the end this year? >> we report these things out and i think you know, i let the story kind of stand, but he's very much in control, but this could flip to 19, you know, there's some sense for a fit l send offfor him in 2019. he's a bit of a history buff close the chapter, on really pretty solid footing >> do you think he could make a clean break from goldman or would there be a chance he could remain asia chairman >> we're not sure. it's something that's going to be decided >> david has been on the board a former cfo and has been on the board since he left. you want to make sure there' institutional memory that sticks around i think in this situation, you want to give the new guy a chance to make his mark. that's hard to do if the old guy is still there lots of decisions still to be made >> yeah, understood. congratulations on your story. thanks s

the occupy wall street movement and one of the american citizens and research professors met with andrew ross professor at new york university the world's most expensive university. these activists goal was to fight the un bearable debt weighing on american citizens including the housing debt health debt and most importantly the student debt. the student debt problem in eight states to about one point three trillion in total and there are about forty million student debtors about eight million of those students are already in default meaning they're not paying out loans people can't imagine social goods or public goods in the united states it's unimaginable that you could have free education so there is a kind of normalizing of a of a i like to say kind of economic violence that people are used to and they just expect that that's the way that is that's the way it always will be the right to education has been supplanted by the right to access education loans. they emphasize that has had the overall impact of stifling optional political imagination of students because they're so highly and and

the occupy wall street movement a handful of american citizens and research professors met with andrew ross professor at new york university the world's most expensive university. these activists goal was to fight the unbearable debt weighing on american citizens including the housing debt health debt and most importantly the student debt. the student debt problem in the united states to about one point three trillion in told all and there are about forty million student debtors about eight million of those students are already in default meaning they're not paying out loans people can't imagine social goods or public goods in the united states it's unimaginable that you could have free education so there is a kind of normalizing of a of a i like to say kind of economic violence that people are used to and they just. expect that that's the way that is that's the way it always will be the right to education has been supplanted by the right to access education loans. they emphasis that has had the overall impact of stifling optional political imagination of students because they're so highly

i'm becky quick along with joe kernin and andrew ross sorkin.mentioned it has been a strong mute. dow futures up by 91 points, s&p up by 7, and nasdaq up by 36 dow up by 100 points a gain of 3.3% nasdaq even stronger, 4.2% we'll see where we head as we get started. >> 440 points on friday. and look before the jobs number, it was -- middling >> the jobs report was everything that wall street wanted to see. very strong jobs with wages not going quite as anticipated we talk about how weird it is. you'd think we'd be cheering on raises but from wall street's p perspective, that increase coming slower. >> and charlie evans, second time those guys have been on "squawk box" on a friday there are some worries but 400 points on friday, evans on "squawk box," 400 points >> do you think that's the key to the markets? >> well, if we keep conditioning the fed, we'll have powell here if we get into a little dicey market action. or we'll have him on -- >> hold on, does he know the market report in advance >> i don't think he was here anyway he was dovish. no,

nasdaq market site in times square, i'm becky quick along with joe kernen on national joe day and andrew rossorkin >> i have to look to see about the voracity of this situation >> fine. someone sent it to me from nbc >> look, another big day triple digit gains in the futures, the dow was up by 669 points yesterday s&p up by 2.7% nasdaq up by 3.25% big moves across the board that was one of the biggest point gains we've seen 2.8%, still strong snap back from what we had seen at last week looking this morning, it looks like the s&p is indicated up by close to 20 points nasdaq up by 80 points the dow futures up by 160 points we'll talk more about this in a moment let's look at overnight in asia. big gains there. the nikkei up by 550 points. that was a gain of 2.6%. the hang seng up as well 0.8% the shanghai was up by 1%. all of these global gains coming as it looked like trade war talk was kind of tamped down a bit yesterday. a lot of things that were happening. it looks like we may be making progress with the chinese, trying to step away with those issues, and south korea coming up with a trade

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. u.s.quity futures at this hour, right now green arrows across the board with the dow futures indicated up by 18 the dow finished up finally after several down days by 115 points yesterday but the s&p 500 yesterday and the nasdaq were both down slightly this morning you can see the s&p is up by 5.5 points. nasdaq up by 14. overnight in asia, you can see that the nikkei closed down by 0.6% shanghai was down by a similar amount stocks in hong kong, the hang seng off slightly, just down by 0.1% in europe this morning where trading is already under way across the continent, there are some mixed signals the cac slightly lower dax is up 0.3% gains for the other major averages as well up 0.2% in london and italy. on the treasury market front, treasuries, ten-year is yielding 2.815% caught in that range between 2.8 and 2.9 that we've been watching for a few weeks now. >> okay. lots of news to bring you including this late-breaking story yesterday. a lot of head scratching over this nike conducting

>> i think you would. >> andrew ross sorkin?the middle -- >> i know you would. i know you would. >> kudlow is a long-time friend and informal adviser to trump. chris odell is also under consideration for the job. >> they're saying odell is out who we thought was in, is out. >> by the way, the journal this morning, big picture of larry kudlow so obviously nothing is done until it's done, but larry kudlow is somebody who has worked in previous white houses. worked in the ragan white house. >> he did. >> he knows these issues. >> free markets. best path to prosperity. we're going to hear a lot of that. >> it's funny. some people said larry's chances were dimmed. he spoke out pretty strongly about it but he's somebody who has no problem saying this is how he thinks about things but being able to support whatever -- >> that's what i ean knowing he was against the tariffs and knowing that he still wants this job was a positive for trump because he wants people with different opinions to kick things around. >> you don't want to be surr

i'm becky quick along with joe kernin and andrew ross sorkin. thank you did you miss me? >> yeah. did you have a good vacation >> it was a great vacation >> you didn't miss us? >> no. i heard -- something happened last week. i was on the ski slopes looking occasionally at the phones but not that often >> if you were gone last week, we're paying attention this morning, we're going to see futures indicating sharply higher but it's not going to make up for all of the carnage we saw last week look at this, the dow indicated up by 370 points

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin.esterday we saw a huge drop for the stock market this morning futures are in the red once again futures down by 163. s&p off by 12. the nasdaq off by 32 what's most significant about this is the steady drops that we've seen all through the course of this week. >> except for monday >> except for monday we have seen declines that have continued day after day. yesterday big surprise market had been up by as much as 156 points at the time it was down by as much as

i'm becky quick along with joe kernin and andrew ross sorkin. as joe mentioned it has been a strong

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin who is back.storm >> i made it in the snowstorm, which was crazy. >> welcome back. >> thank you, american airlines. >> mike santoli is with us as well he'll talk about the markets >> cigna did it. it's acquiring express scripts for $67 billion. >> whoa. >> the press release is out. >> this was expected, sort of. >> yeah. >> expected after i read that for me

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin.oe terranova, a cnbc contributor >> member of the half time report >> great that you're back. >> i'm back. >> is the show back on >> no, we were guiding the investors through the equity correction during february >> during the olympics you were not on >> you were watching, ow

nasdaq market site in times square, i'm becky quick along with joe kernen on national joe day and andrew ross look to see about the voracity of this situation >> fine. someone sent it to me from nbc >> look, another big day triple digit gains in the futures, the dow was up by 669 points yesterday s&p up by 2.7% nasdaq up by 3.25% big moves across the

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin.will start with the markets february was a pretty tough month for stocks the dow and s&p 500 both snapping ten months straight of gains. leading into this month had been the longest winning streak since 1959 for the month of february, the dow was down by more than 4% the s&p dropped by 3.9%. the nasdaq was down by just under 2% a lot of that exacerbated by losses that picked up yesterday afternoon. yesterday the dow was down by 1.5% decline of 380 points. s&p off by 1.1%.

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. u.s.hour, right now green arrows across the board with the dow futures indicated up by 18 the dow finished up finally after several down days by 115 points yesterday but the s&p 500 yesterday and the nasdaq were both down slightly this morning you can see the s&p is up by 5.5 points. nasdaq up by 14. overnight in asia, you can see that the nikkei closed down by 0.6% shanghai was down by a similar amount stocks in hong kong, the hang seng off slightly, just down by

we want to bring in andrew ross sorkin and shirley lane. and andrew, i'll start off with you. what are you hearing from your sources. >> i would concur with what wolf just reported there. i think the context is important. if you read through the story and look at nuance the way the reporters approached trk tit, t headline is different than the content of the story, it could happen at the end of the year or 2019 or it could change. i'm not sure whether that constitutes news internally within goldman sachs they are thinking about this for quite shiem and-- sometime and think there is no time looip and the board is thinking of doing this at the end of 201 and you should prepare for it and nor has the board said they are thinking about the end of 2018 and having said that, there is a sort of cultural betting line internally that lloyd would step down as wolf said maybe in 2019. to coincide with the 150th anniversary. maybe sooner maybe later. and by the way, lots of jockeying along the two that want this job to make it clear they want this job and by the way, that if the opportuni

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin.ting a positive open for the dow and s&p 500. nasdaq a little under, i don't know how much faith i would put into it, for three days in a row we've seen stronger futures in the morning, only to see a selloff by the end of the day. s&p futures up by 3 1/2. yesterday the dow was down by 1%, a also of 250 points, th

brian sullivan we want to welcome in andrew ross sorkin, who's been leading this conversation for a few weeks now. andrew, it's good to have you. we wanted you on because it was arguably your column on february 19th and i'm looking at right now, headlined how banks could control gun sales if washington won't, that amped up this sort of conversation. wondering what you make of blackrock's announcement >> i think it's impressive i think you need to understand and we should take a step back to try to understand what blackrock is saying. i also had interviewed and written and we have larry fink on our show when he wrote the original letter about shareholder engagement and what that really meant. his view about corporate social responsibility, his phrase, csr, is not simply about making social change or feeling that blackrock has responsible ilityo push for social change it's mo the context of being a few dush yar so in the instance as you read through the release, what they're saying is look, if you're a gunman fakihturer, it may very well be not in the best long-term best interest of the c

andrew >> my hovey. my mother's maiden name. >> like ross, andrew ross, andrew hovey just a thought >> there you go. >> all >> i like ross for being on air better >> you are right the one syllable thing is better i think. all right, gentleman >> thanks. >>> coming up, when we return the ceo of exxonmobile, what it will mean for the industry, plus a closer look at oil prices, later we will talk economic later we will talk economic policy trade and scott sperling. or the people that fill it with meaning? for 150 years, generations of families have chosen pacific life for retirement and life insurance solutions. protecting what's most important to you. that's the power of pacific. ask a financial advisor about pacific life. you or joints. something for your heart... but do you take something for your brain. with an ingredient originally found in jellyfish, prevagen is the number one selling brain-health supplement in drug stores nationwide. prevagen. the name to remember. the markets change... at t. rowe price... our disciplined approach remains. global markets may be uncertain... but you can feel confident i

. >>> first happening now more than 30 suspected undocumented immigrants are being detained in andrew rossorkin. they were caught during an i.c.e. raid in south phoenix on tuesday. federal agents say they were responding to a call about suspected human smuggling activity at that home. as we know there have been several raids across the country including here in the bay area as well. >>> and the housing market isn't slowing down, weekly mortgage applications are up nearly 5% from last week. even as interest rates are going up. experts say home buyers are not as concerned with those interest rates. we have more news coming up after the break, it is 5:52. taking a live look outside from our camera overlooking >>> welcome back. we are coming up on 5:56, that clock is going to change in just a second. looking live at the transamerica building in san francisco, we are off to another cool and clear start, but it's going to be a gorgeous day all across the bay. we will talk with meteorologist kari hall in just five minutes. >>> pay a small fee, drive faster. that's the idea behind express lanes on

. >> kelly, this sounds a lot like what our andrew ross sorkin suggested in "the new york times" columnonth ago, how banks could control gun sales if washington won't. >> you have seen the smaller financial services firms do this but at the scale of citi, that is huge. >> the american banker editor and chief came out with an editorial saying he thinks it's not a smart idea for banks to get involved in politics and citigroup being one of the biggest and arguably can kind of set the tone is a huge deal that they would actually go and do something like this. >> it shows that you it's getting harder and harder for them to stay out of this political sphere. >> we can also look at the example of dick sporting goods which adomentpted some of the policies shares were lower after earnings they politicized the issue for them more than they intended >> it raises questions for the credit card companies that have taken a very neutral stance so far and said we're going to keep that stance. i wonder if that sticks now that stity group has come out. >> we'll bring you more information as we get it >>>

let eets bring in andrew ross sorkin, i understand you got news >> not news per se, but i think i wouldaution everybody here before they get too excited that somehow lloyd is leaving the building tomorrow or at the end of this year just a little context and i've talked to a number of sources around this situation. around many months, including today. the pieces came out. back when gary cohn left dpold ma goldman, there was a real meeting of the mind of the board to find a successor and to understand what possible theties were this story started in many ways a year and a half ago. especially given that lloyd had just u come back after the cancer diagnosis and had recovered. there was always an expectation that sometime probably in 2019 given the 150th anniversary, that might be the time he steps off the stage. but i think this idea that somehow we're going straight to the end right this second today is wrong it's very, very possible we will be seeing lloyd in some form of a position at least in early 2019 if not longer. i do think, i love jim i disagree i don't think marty is there this

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. equity futures indicating a positive open for the dow and s&p 500. nasdaq a little under, i don't know how much faith i would put into it, for three days in a row we've seen stronger futures in the morning, only to see a selloff by the end of the day. s&p futures up by 3 1/2. yesterday the dow was down by 1%, a also of 250 points, the biggest decline since march 1st. most of this was coming because of boeing one stock putting pressure on the dow jones after some concerns that a trade war with china could be ignited by the decline that the trump administration is seeking in terms of the trade deficit that we have with china at one point boeing had pressure of more than 100 points on the dow. by the end of the day, it was more than 55 points. really -- >> you're not saying -- >> i'm saying by the end of the trading session. >> the selloff was -- i think it was by 10:00, we were up, then down 300 at one point. >> a story yesterday said more and more a percentage of the trades are in that

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin.esterday we saw a huge drop for the stock market this morning futures are in the red once again futures down by 163. s&p off by 12. the nasdaq off by 32 what's most significant about this is the steady drops that we've seen all through the course of this week. >> except for monday >> except for monday we have seen declines that have continued day after day. yesterday big surprise market had been up by as much as 156 points at the time it was down by as much as 587. ending the day down by over 400. it's been a rough week for the dow and a rough start to march >> flat for the year again >> yeah. >> given back all the january gains. the ten-year is down to 2.80 or something. >> the nikkei was under pressure as well. continuing its declines from the day before down by 2.5% at the close. hang seng down by 1.5% shanghai composite down by 0.6%. we'll talk about these potential global trade issues and what those implications were yesterday. right now the early trading in europe you see red arr

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. our guest host for the hour is steve grasso, director of institutional sales at stuart frankel. good to see you. >> thanks for having me. >> you're here on the last trading day of the quarter >> and the month and the week. afrnlg >> a lot to talk about u.s. equity futures, green arrows this morning. that's not enough to erase the carnage we've seen this week, this month and this quarter. the dow futures indicated up by 114 points s&p is up by 14. the nasdaq is up by 58 this all comes as both the dow and the s&p 500 are on track to see a nine-quarter winning streak come to an end, posting back-to-back monthly losses for the first time since september and october of 2016. dow is in correction territory as are the dow transports. s&p and nasdaq down more than 9% from the most recent records that were also set during this quarter. we'll talk more about this last trading day of the quarter today. and no green arrows to clean up the mess we've seen over this quarter. let's look at what happ

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. let's take a look at the u.s.quities this morning. weakness is continuing dow futures up by 47 points. right now we have some breaking news facebook making some changes to its data and privacy tools pe deidre bossa joins us. >> reporter: that's right. changes easier to find and deputy general counsel outlining the changes in a post saying, quote, the last week showed how much more week we need to do to enforce our policies and we have heard loud and clear the privacy settings and other important tools are too hard to find and we must do more. now they include a redesign of the entire settings menu on mobile devices before, get this, it was spread across nearly 20 different screens. now they're going to be on a single page. also includes a new privacy short cuts menu and tools to find, down load and delete your facebook data including data facebook users have already shared there will be more changes to come facebook is facing blow after blow in the wake of the cambridge analytica data scandal from an ftc probe and

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin.oining us is joe terranova, a cnbc contributor >> member of the half time report >> great that you're back. >> i'm back. >> is the show back on >> no, we were guiding the investors through the equity correction during february >> during the olympics you were not on >> you were watching, i know you were >> wasn't it curling >> everyone was selling equities >> welcome back. >> joe is on at noon >> you're on at noon >> yeah. >> you're not on at 5:00 >> mm-hmm. >> glad to be here >> good to see you >> good day to be here >> you're marine like with the hair >> yeah. >> but -- >> easy to take care of? >> a wash cloth -- >> look at andrew. >> andrew looks good today >> new hair cut. >> handsome man. >> it's a good one >> that's -- >> i will go down that route in the summer >> that's an idea. >> we talked about it yesterday. >> i have a place. >> it's jobs friday? >> it is >> what happened it's late. >> it is late. must have been -- was it the first of the month >> i think you should skip it.

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. the u.s.this morning have been sharply higher dow futures are up they were up triple digits before the nasdaq up by 38, s&p up by 9 points this comes after a down day. we are just about 90 minutes away from two economic reports producer prices and retail sales out at 8:30 eastern time producer prices are important because we'll be getting a little bit of a look at inflation. economists looking for a 0.1 increase for ppi and 0.3 in last month's retail sales alphabet, google's unit, plans to banned all cryptocurrency they are approaching cryptocurrency with the potential for consumer harm. >> this is fascinating this is another product that some of the platforms are going to decide not to sell or to advertise. by the way, this is interesting because there's a gun debate about what kind of content these guys are going to be able to put up or not. there's a freedom of speech debate for some reason on cryptocurrency you haven't had the outcry on some of these issues >> what people can do, what they

i know they sat down with cnbc and our colleague andrew ross sorkin saying it's going forward but wee somebody who's very well known to cnbc audiences sitting right next to me we had to come to houston to get her on set you would know more -- you think there's a chance the ipo doesn't happen >> i don't think this saudi leadership is not going to let this happen. the question is, where is it going to happen? what form is the sale going to take is it going to be a local listing and private placing? mohammed bin salman is determined to sell some of this company. >> brian, thanks for doing our job by bringing haleem in there. that was so smooth. >> i'm so big, i didn't want my elbow to get in the shot i thought i better introduce her. >> we're aware of that the saudis seem to have been trying to talk the price of oil higher going into this ipo is there a price -- an ideal price they want around ichlpo t, do you think >> i've been told they basically saw $60 brent as the sort of minimum they wanted. now, it's not just for the ipo saudi arabia is making a big transition they are increasing

they were kicked out by andrew jackson. john ross is talking about washington. washington is no longer president. andrew jackson is president. a very different set of propositions. john ross calls one of his sons george washington. the things that has intrigued me in getting at this story is not that it could be a simple story in which george washington was everybody's hero. merely just a bad guy, and instrument of white imperial aggression. which perhaps he is. there is a lot more going on there. what it gets us to is wrestling with this dilemma. this dilemma that the brits had. and that the united states had. 1790, congress passes the indian trade and intercourse act. it says, you can't trade with an indian country without a license from congress. it is the proclamation of 1763 over again. washington railed against homeroclamation and now that held the south indian people as a new era of government will protect your interest in secure your future. the challenge of american history has been the government in washington by trying and wanting to do in indian count

i'm here with andrew ross sorkin, joe kernen is off today. dow futures up by 51 points. and the nasdaq both saw their biggest declines in about six weeks yesterday. this morning it looks like the s&p has indicated up by about 8 points, nasdaq up by 19 although we are still continuing to follow a developing story on the stock that brought everyone down yesterday. that's facebook. facebook shares are down once again this morning on news the data firm cambridge analyitca. >> the verge is reporting that facebook will be holding an emergency meeting with employees later today to talk about the fallout and allow employees to ask questions. facebook has hired a digital forensics firm to audit cambridge analytica and it deleted the data on some 51 million users. they want to know why they had that information in the first place. want to know why facebook didn't know what it was being used for. >>> we have our first on camera comments from facebook carolyn everson says the company is working to get to the bottom of the issue >> we are unbelievably outraged and beyond disturbed at

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. we will start with the markets february was a pretty tough month for stocks the dow and s&p 500 both snapping ten months straight of gains. leading into this month had been the longest winning streak since 1959 for the month of february, the dow was down by more than 4% the s&p dropped by 3.9%. the nasdaq was down by just under 2% a lot of that exacerbated by losses that picked up yesterday afternoon. yesterday the dow was down by 1.5% decline of 380 points. s&p off by 1.1%. nasdaq down by three quarters of a percent. this morning in the first trading day of march, for the early hours, a mixed picture dow indicated down by 51 points. s&p off by 4 the nasdaq is in positive territory, up by 2 points. >>> overnight in asia, you can see the nikkei was down by 1.5%. stocks were positive the hang seng up by 0.6% the shanghai up by close to half a percent. in europe where there is already some early trading that's taking place, you can see there are some pressure points the dax off by 1.4%.

i'm becky quick along with joe kernin and andrew ross sorkin.elcome back >> thank you did you miss me? >> yeah. did you have a good vacation >> it was a great vacation >> you didn't miss us? >> no. i heard -- something happened last week. i was on the ski slopes looking occasionally at the phones but not that often >> if you were gone last week, we're paying attention this morning, we're going to see futures indicating sharply higher but it's not going to make up for all of the carnage we saw last week look at this, the dow indicated up by 370 points s&p up by 32 last week, the dow was down 5.7% because of facebook nasdaq faced more pressure down 6.5% just for the week again, sharp opening for the week but it's not going to make up for all of the carnage we saw last week. still a lot of questions that people have about what was happening in technology. what could potentially come in regulation and what is happening with banks we're going to talk those issues in just a moment also, take a look at what happened over night in asia. the nikkei close

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