andrew ross sorkin is in new york with a look at what's coming up. , andrew. >> good morning. we have a lot going on. larry bossity is coming up. we'll spend time with gillian tett. we'll be seeing from will when it comes to what's taking place across the pond this morning as well. i know both of you, i think, are now married so this next guest may not help you, but fascinating nonetheless. whitney wolf is going to be here. do you know what bumble is, guys? >> the dating sight? >> bingo. >> we're both married. >> joe doesn't know this, joe's over here. i'm planning on talking about a fascinating policy issue that took place in kansas last night for those of you that were following the tax -- joe's going to walk into my shot. look, right here he is. just coming right in. >> a lot going on today. >> in kansas -- see, i'm getting a massage on the air. i don't know what -- i can't even finish my sentence. the -- the legislature there is overriding a veto to increase taxes. as you know, there's a great experiment going on in kansas when it comes to corpora

i'm becky quick along with andrew ross sorkin and michelle caruso-cabrera joe is off today let's lookequity futures. we are poised to open higher, at least for the dow and s&p 500. looks like the dow is up by 24 points after big gains yesterday. the s&p had the best day in more than two months yesterday. it's indicated up by 3.5 points. the nasdaq had the biggest one-day gain since november 7th. this morning slightly negative financials look to be big gainers this morning after gaining yesterday. we will talk more about that the nikkei looks like it closed up by almost half a percentage point. the hang seng up by 1.1% the hang high up by a half

i'm becky quick along with joe kernin and andrew ross sorkin.et's take a check of the markets on this monday morning, u.s. equity futures are flat. dow futures down by a percentage. so are nasdaq. s&p futures down by 1. it was an up week for the markets last week. dow was up by 126 points. nasdaq was up by 1.5%. if you take a look at what happened overnight in asia, you'll see that the nikkei was flat was well. not much activity in the hang seng or shanghai composite. the shanghai was down the most by half a percentage point. in europe today, germany is closed for a public holiday. but you can see the cac is down by half a percentage point. the ftse in london

i'm becky quick along with andrew ross sorkin and michelle caruso-cabrera let's look at the u.s.. right now things are mixed dow futures are up significantly, up by 52 points s&p futures up by 6. the nasdaq is down by 9. this comes a day after the nasdaq had a steep drop off. down by 1.6 pfrs yesterday the dow was off by a half percent. the s&p by 0.8%. we'll see how things shape up as we get closer to the opening bell overnight in asia, the nikkei ended down by almost half a percent. the hang seng off by 0.6%. the shanghai down by a half percentage point in europe, you will see some red arrows you will see that righ

i'm become becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin.'s take a look at equity markets this morning. they're up once again after closing higher yesterday. stocks yesterday moving up after the release of comey's testimony. they didn't see any smoking guns. some morning, you can see dow futures are indicated up by about 24 points. s&p futures up by just over two, the nasdaq up by eight. overnight in asia, take a look and you'll see that the asian markets have been trading cautiously. the nikkei is down by about .3%. closed down by .3%. the hang seng and the shanghai composites ended u

i'm becky quick with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. u.s.tures, with all of the news that has been hitting the markets including the surprise uk elections, the testimony from comey, you are looking at the dow futures up another 45 points. this comes after the dow set a new session high yesterday during the trading day. s&p futures are up by 3, the

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i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin.esterday we saw a bit of a weakness in the markets. dow was down by 36 points. s&p off by two after friday's selloff, the nasdaq was down by a half percentage point this morning there is a rebound. dow futures indicated up by 38 points s&p up by 5 points nasdaq up by 18 points overnight in asia, you'll see that the nikkei was down but just barely. i would call this flat the south korean kospi index up by 0.7%. the shanghai up by a half percentage point in europe, in early trade, you will see that markets are hanging in there these are some positive moves at this point the dax is up. when it comes to currencies, the canadian dollar rising on hawkish comments from canada's central bank that could signal an interest rate hike. when it comes to energy prices, yesterday crude oil was up up again this morning 14 cents >>> the fed kicking off a two-day policy meeting the central bank widely expected to hike interest rates again after raising them in march. the fed decision due tomorrow at 2:0

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market sitd you have a microphone on good morning i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. yesterday the markets closed lower. that was only the second time in the last seven trading days that we have seen the dow down. on a friday, dow futures indicated up by 38 points. s&p indicated up by 5. the nasdaq indicated up by almost 10. overnight in asia, the nikkei up by a half percentage point the shang lhai was down by 0.3% green arrows in europe the ftse in london up by 0.7%. similar gains by the cac in france, the dax up by 0.3. the ten-year yield has been hovering near the lows the yield sitting at 2.172%. a little higher than where we were this time yesterday crude oil down again yesterday after being hit hard the day before wti is up by 19 cents. still below $45, 44.65 >> we have a couple big stories we're watching this morning. russia's defense ministry checking to see if an air strike in syria killed the leader of isis unconfirmed reports say that the leader al baghagi had been killed in air strikes. >>> an upstate on steve scalise. he is in critical condition this mor

i'm becky quick along with broin s brian sullivan and andrew ross sorkin brian, thanks for being herere. >> a look at the u.s. equity futures. yesterday was a bit of a mess for the markets. this morning a rebound with green arrows the dow futures indicated up by 60 points. s&p indicated up by 8, and even the nasdaq, which saw the biggest declines, they're indicated up by 15 points. we'll keep an eye on all of this yesterday the dow was down by 00 0.8% the nasdaq down by 0.4%. overnight in asia, the nikkei ended the da

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin.are down slightly dow futures down by about 38 points nasdaq off by 46 overnight in asia, the nikkei down by a half percentage point. the hang seng off by 1.25%, and the shanghai down by 0.6%.

i'm becky quick with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. u.s.ity futures, with all of the news that has been hitting the markets including the surprise uk elections, the testimony from comey, you are looking at the dow futures up another 45 points. this comes after the dow set a new session high yesterday during the trading day. s&p futures are up by 3, the nasdaq up by 6 1/2. again, stocks marching higher despite any noise that is out there in the political world. >>> overnight, you'll see what happened. the nikkei was up by half a percentage point. hang seng was slightly weaker. shanghai composite up by a quarter of a percentage point. in europe, the biggest surprise, even though the conservative party was not able to win back a majority, and even though there are all kinds of questions about theresa may and her government, you can see right now the ftse is trading higher. it is up by about three quarters of a percentage point. stocks in france up as well. germany, the dakotx is up. and the current sy market, you've seen more of a reaction. th

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. u.s.quity futures, futures are under pressure dow futures down by 71 points after closing at a record level yesterday. the dow has been up for 5 out of the last 6 sessions. if you look at the s&p 500 indicated down by 14 points. the nasdaq indicated off by 63 the ten-year yield, this is something to watch yesterday, the fed raised rates the yield on the ten-year falls. yesterday it was at 2.1% it was around the lowest level since mid-november this morning the ten-year note yielding 2.145% overnightin asia, look at what's been happening. you can see the nikkei closed down by a quarter of a percentage point the hang seng off by 1.2%. the shanghai was flat. let's look at what's happening in the european markets in early trading. at this point there are red arrows across the board there as well biggest decliner is the cac, which is down by 1%. the ftse and dax are off by 0.8% when it comes to currencies. you will see right now the dollar is up across the board. euro at 1.1163 crude oil prices

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. equities are indicated higher after closing down yesterday. yesterday we saw the dow down by 47 points. the s&p off by 6.5. the nasdaq down by 20 points. believe it or not even though these were small declines again, for the second straight session we are now seeing the nasdaq and s&p 500 having their worst day since may 17th. so you've got to go back weeks just for even modest declines like that. this morning dow future's indicated up by 15 points. s&p futures up by 2 and nasdaq up close to 10. >>> overnight you did see gains in the chinese markets. japanese nikkei was flat as well. in europe this morning in some of the early trading there. let's get a look at what's happening in the u.k. ahead of the elections tomorrow. stocks are slightly higher. up by just under .2 of a percent. the cac is up. take a look at the treasury market. this is the one that's been causing so much consternation. the ten year note sitting just above 2.15% but hovering around this level even though we do exp

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin.hings are down slightly dow futures down by about 38 points nasdaq off by 46 overnight in asia, the nikkei down by a half percentage point. the hang seng off by 1.25%, and the shanghai down by 0.6%. in europe in early trading, some weakness there as well the dax and the cac are off by more than 1% the ftse off by 0.3% the ten-year note which was yielding 2.2% on friday, right now right at the same yield. 2.202% crude oil prices which have been under pressure lately. still below $46. $45.93 >> lots of stories to talk about. uber's board of directors vogting unanimously to adopt all the recommendations from a report stemming from sexual harassment at the company. this is the culmination of several months of investigations by former attorney general eric holder who was inviteded in to write the report the board suspected to discuss a leave of absence for travis kalanick but no word on that yeet we'll talk more about uber's culture problems with jeffersonjefferso jeff sonnenfeld. >>> puert

live from the nasdaq market site in times square i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. look at the u.s. equity future the. yesterday the dow ended ever so slightly lower, as did the s&p and nasdaq slightly higher this morning things are relatively flat. forever now everything has a glean arrow in front of it s&p up by 2 points, dow up by 1, and the nasdaq up by 8 points. the nikkei was by 0.11 points. this morning we have been looking at higher prices for european markets right now the dax is down by a half percentage point. the cac and ftse down by 0.4%. if you check out crude oil, which is probably the biggest market story we've been watching for a week or so crude oil yesterday was up slightly to 42.74. this morning up to 42.84 you're still talking about wti below $43 a barrel. >>> america's 34 largest banks did well in the stress test. the results show even during a large recession large banks would be well capitalized and could support homes and businesses when times are tough. the second part of the stress test will be released next wednesday. there are talks abo

i'm becky quick along with broin s brian sullivan and andrew ross sorkin brian, thanks for being hereoday. >> sure. >> a look at the u.s. equity futures. yesterday was a bit of a mess for the markets. this morning a rebound with green arrows the dow futures indicated up by 60 points. s&p indicated up by 8, and even the nasdaq, which saw the biggest declines, they're indicated up by 15 points. we'll keep an eye on all of this yesterday the dow was down by 00 0.8% the nasdaq down by 0.4%. overnight in asia, the nikkei ended the day down by 1% hang seng index was weaker down 0.8%. the shanghai was flat. european equities this morning, if you want to look and see what's happening in early trade, green arrows across the board. the ftse is flat the cac is up by a half percent. the dax is up by 0.2%. crude oil prices which were up once again yesterday, we've seen at least six sessions in a row of gains, up to 45.28. >> here are the big stories. good morning tesla ceo elon musk tweeting again. when asked about speculation on the release date for the model 3, musk tweeted news on sunday the mo

live from the nasdaq market site in times square i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkinthe u.s. equity future the. yesterday the dow ended ever so slightly lower, as did the s&p and nasdaq slightly higher this morning things are relatively flat. forever now everything has a glean arrow in front of it s&p up by 2 points, dow up by 1, and the nasdaq up by 8 points. the nikkei was by 0.11 points. this morning we have been looking at higher prices for european markets right now the dax is down by a half percentage point.

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin.art this morning on this friday morning with the markets. the dow, s&p 500 and nasdaq hitting record highs yesterday. if you look, the u.s. equity futures this morning are indicated higher once again. the dow would -- if it were to open at these levels, almost 65 points, it would open at a new intraday high. yesterday was a new closing high. the 64 points would push it to the new intraday high. s&p 500 is up by 6.5 points. nasdaq up by 23 points. overnight in asia, the nikkei jumped to the highest level in two years, rising above that 20,000 mark. you can

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. let's look at the u.s.y futures. they've been a little higher this morning. emphases on little. dow futures up by 7 points. s&p up by 2 1/2. nasdaq up by 15 after the markets closed a bit weaker yesterday. let's look at what happened overnight in asia. you'll see that the nikkei was up by over 1%. it was a gain of over 200 points. hang seng up by a half percentage point. shanghai was down by a half percent. in europe in the early trading at this hour, you will see that there are some modest advances through most of

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin.ay we saw a bit of a weakness in the markets. dow was down by 36 points. s&p off by two after friday's selloff, the nasdaq was down by a half percentage point this morning there is a rebound. dow futures indicated up by 38 points s&p up by 5 points nasdaq up by 18 points overnight in asia, you'll see that the nikkei was down but just barely. i would call this

market sitd you have a microphone on good morning i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkins closed lower. that was only the second time in the last seven trading days that we have seen the dow down. on a friday, dow futures indicated up by 38 points. s&p indicated up by 5. the nasdaq indicated up by almost 10. overnight in asia, the nikkei up by a half percentage point the shang lhai was down by 0.3% green arrows in europe the ftse i

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. u.s.y futures, futures are under pressure dow futures down by 71 points after closing at a record level yesterday. the dow has been up for 5 out of the last 6 sessions. if you look at the s&p 500 indicated down by 14 points. the nasdaq indicated off by 63 the ten-year yield, this is something to watch yesterday, the fed raised rates the yield on the ten-year falls. yesterday it was at 2.1% it was around the lowest level since mid-november this morning the

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. let's look at the u.s. this morning markets closed higher yesterday. most of those indices, record closes for the dow, s&p 500, russell 2000, all closed around session highs. you can see green arrows this morning. dow futures up by 30 points. the nasdaq up by 12.5 points overnight, the nikkei was flat once again that ended down 15 points, but flat just like the day before. the hang seng wa

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. let's look at the u.s. equity futures this morning markets closed higher yesterday. most of those indices, record closes for the dow, s&p 500, russell 2000, all closed around session highs. you can see green arrows this morning. dow futures up by 30 points. the nasdaq up by 12.5 points overnight, the nikkei was flat once again that ended down 15 points, but flat just like the day before. the hang seng was flat shanghai composite was down by three quarters of a percentage point. in europe, some early trading there, at this hour the bulls have their way the dax is up by 0.6%. the cac is up almost by 1% the ftse up by 0.4%. if you look at crude oil prices, crude was up yesterday settled above $46, this morning at 45.87 >> big developing story. london's fire commissioner says there's been a flub of fatalities in a fire that broke out overnight in a high rise apartment. fire fighters still working to put out that blaze which quickly engulfed the 27-story building in london. london's mayor says question also have

i'm becky quick along with andrew ross sorkin and michelle caruso-cabrera let's look at the u.s. equity futures. right now things are mixed dow futures are up significantly, up by 52 points s&p futures up by 6. the nasdaq is down by 9. this comes a day after the nasdaq had a steep drop off. down by 1.6 pfrs yesterday the dow was off by a half percent. the s&p by 0.8%. we'll see how things shape up as we get closer to the opening bell overnight in asia, the nikkei ended down by almost half a percent. the hang seng off by 0.6%. the shanghai down by a half percentage point in europe, you will see some red arrows you will see that right now the dax is off by a half percentage point. the cac is off by 0.4% the ftse relatively flat but still down finally look at crude oil prices crude was up by 2% yesterday in the market trading, but it dropped significantly after hours after there was a big increase in api crude inventories. that came as a surprise. this morning things are down by 13 cents >>> here's some of the other big stories. jury selection in the trial of martin shkreli will ent

andrew ross sorkin describes kasowitz as a scrappy lawyer not a part of the city's white shoe legal machine. he's fok lar of a comparison the donald trump of lawyering. his firm has had a lot of connections to the white house. david friedman, and joe lieberman was considered the front-runner to become fbi director and later removed himself from consideration. that job still has not been filled. >>> to florida and a deadly case of violence. orlando beliefs a man who shot five workers before turning the gun on himself yesterday. kerry sanders has more. >> reporter: deputies say a disgruntled former employee at a small manufacturing warehouse in orlando had one mission -- to kill. 45-year-old army vet john robert newman armed with a knife and a pistol targeted and murdered his former coworkers before then turning the gun on himself. >> a former employee of this business, he was fired some time in april of this year. >> reporter: seven employees escaped safely. >> how are you doing right now? >> keep the families in prayer of these people. >> reporter: the five victims range in age from 44 to 6

i'm andrew ross sorkin along with becky quick.asdaq looking to open 15 points higher and the s&p 500 a little over -- the big news is the u.k. elections in europe right now which we have been watching very, very carefully. pretty much everything up across the board except the ftse 100 is off marginally. >> we are watching a pound at a two-week high. we await the european central bank's policy announcement. that decision is expected in less than 45 minutes. back here in the u.s. investors will be hanging on the testimony of form aer fbi director james comey. markets turned higher after the release of comey's testimony. that testimony did not seem to include any smoking gun and included comments the president was not under investigation. as a result stocks turned higher with that release. the markets are moving higher ahead of all of these events. for more on the latest of today's big stories, eamon javers is in washington. litz begin with wilfred frost. >> reporter: good morning, becky. theresa may sits with an 8-point lead accordi

i'm becky quick along with joe kernin and andrew ross sorkin. and let's take a check of the markets on this monday morning, u.s. equity futures are flat. dow futures down by a percentage. so are nasdaq. s&p futures down by 1. it was an up week for the markets last week. dow was up by 126 points. nasdaq was up by 1.5%. if you take a look at what happened overnight in asia, you'll see that the nikkei was flat was well. not much activity in the hang seng or shanghai composite. the shanghai was down the most by half a percentage point. in europe today, germany is closed for a public holiday. but you can see the cac is down by half a percentage point. the ftse in london despite the terror attacks down by just 0.25%. >>> breaking overnight, saudi arabia, the united arab emirates, egypt and bahrain severed ties with qatar. now, they're accusing the country of supporting terrorism. the gulf states said qatar support of the muslim brotherhood threatens national security because the foreign minister has said the measures are uninjured based on claims that

i'm andrew ross sorkin along with becky quick and joe kernen. the futures this morning. before you tell you what's going on in the news. dow looks like it will open up down about 34 points. s&p 500 off about 4.5 points. nasdaq looking to open down about 2 points. here's what's making headlines at this hour. president trump will meet with congressional leaders today in hopes of kick-starting his legislative agenda. the white house hoping to see a vote on health care reform they say before the august congressional break and focus on tax reform when lawmakers return in the fall. but as we've said now several times this morning that seems unlikely. but hope springs eternal. exactly. general motors shareholders will vote today on a proposal to create two separate classes of stock. the proposal put forth by green light capital's david einhorn would focus one stock -- focus one stock class on dive zends, another on growth. however it is not expected to pass. einhorn has also nominated three candidates for the board of directors. and just one economic r

i'm kind of on the andrew ross sorkin trade when donald trump figures out who he wants in the job, thaten the presidents chooses a person in the white house. remember they brought in bernanke in at cea. they try to get you on board the team and then send you over to the fed. he would be the one guy that qualifies. i thought it was interesting to talk to jay powell yesterday, the fed governor. i think he's a possible safe choice for the vice chair, for supervision job. possibly for the fed job, one that would calm markets. but let tell you something, guys. the average month over the past 30 years that a fed chair has been appointed or reappointed, want to know what it is? >> no, what? tell us. >> it's june. >> it's june. now sometimes it's october. sometimes it's a little bit earlier. but the average month is june. >> all right. >> so here we are. >> steve, thank you. by the way to your point, larry summers was also in the white house and he was a favorite of obama to replace bernanke but then of course you had yellen. >> have a good weekend. >> you too steve. >>> big business and world

i'm becky quick along with andrew ross sorkin and michelle caruso-cabrera joe is off today let's look at the u.s. equity futures. we are poised to open higher, at least for the dow and s&p 500. looks like the dow is up by 24 points after big gains yesterday. the s&p had the best day in more than two months yesterday. it's indicated up by 3.5 points. the nasdaq had the biggest one-day gain since november 7th. this morning slightly negative financials look to be big gainers this morning after gaining yesterday. we will talk more about that the nikkei looks like it closed up by almost half a percentage point. the hang seng up by 1.1% the hang high up by a half percent. in europe also seeing a bit of a mixed picture. the ftse is higher, up by 0.3 points in france, the cac is under pressure in germany, the stocks are weaker crude oil prices up yesterday for the sixth session in a row this morning up once again up 21 cents to 44.96 >> blue apron pricing an ipo last night, $10 a share. that's the low end of the reduced range the company announced yesterday, well below the estimates of $15 to

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. we start this morning on this friday morning with the markets. the dow, s&p 500 and nasdaq hitting record highs yesterday. if you look, the u.s. equity futures this morning are indicated higher once again. the dow would -- if it were to open at these levels, almost 65 points, it would open at a new intraday high. yesterday was a new closing high. the 64 points would push it to the new intraday high. s&p 500 is up by 6.5 points. nasdaq up by 23 points. overnight in asia, the nikkei jumped to the highest level in two years, rising above that 20,000 mark. you can see 20,177. the hang seng market was up and so was the shanghai. the dax was up by 1.4%. the cac up by 0.9%. the ftse up by a quarter percentage point. if you check out crude oil prices, you'll see crude oil is under significant pressure once again today. down 1.38. down below $47 a barrel. 46.98 is where the july contract for crude is trading now. >> let's get you through today's agenda about the labor market. may jobs report o

tuned for more from heidi heitkamp meantime coming up, former ceo of wachovia bob steel joins andrew ross sorkinaining a little steam on the dow jones up by 72 points at the opener nasdaq looking to add about 32.5 (baby crying) ♪ minutes old. ♪ a baby's skin is never more delicate. ♪ what do hospitals use to wash and protect it? ♪ johnson's® the number 1 choices in hospitals. >>> andrew is in aspen, colorado, this morning he's there for the aspen ideas festival and he joins us right now with a special guest andrew, good morning >> good morning, becky i am here with a very special guest. the chairman of the aspen institute, but you know him so very well for so many reasons, bob steel is joining us. he's the former -- you were the former deputy treasury secretary. undersecretary for awhile. also, deputy mayor, new york ci city you've had a lot of titles >> listen, i don't know whether that's a function of not being able to keep a job or whatever, but i've got to do a lot of interesting things and have some good seats and work with amazing people >> one of those people, before we get into this, is