say my name and yours and andrews. >> becky >> no, all of us >> you're joe kernen, andrew ross sorkin, i'm becky quick. >> andrew ross sorkin is at -- we don't put at home on yours, andrew we put that you are in connecticut for some reason on all the rundowns. >> we don't say home >> that's specifically your home it's not -- it is your home now. >> it's a rental >> right >> it's a rental a flooded rental. >> it's a rental it was a flooded rental. we got a new pump in the basement so we're hopefully not going to have that problem again. >> you have a pump and a teleprompter >> we've got a teleprompter and a flood at the same time meantime, a brutal start as so many of our viewers know to the quarter amid fears about the coronavirus, whether it will should down the markets for longer kayla tausche on the government stimulus plan to keep businesses running and steve liesman looking at the upcoming jobs data steve, we will start with you. good morning, mr. liesman. >> reporter: good morning, andrew the jobless claims number coming out at 8:30 has become the leading way we're going to be m

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right now >>> we'll be back tomorrow good morning, i'm joe kernen along with becky quick and andrew ross sorkind so final, andrew. right? we're planning on being here. >> final hour today. >> okay. final hour today i'm joe kernen along with becky quick and -- i know you're worried. yeah, we're going to be here tomorrow becky quick and andrew ross sorkin u.s. equities up 300 points so far on the session pretty strong. pretty solid coming after yesterday and in the face of this crazy selloff that we're seeing in oil. i haven't looked at it it's coming back a little. down near $10 earlier in the pre-market session we'll take a quick look hopefully. it says we're going to $10.83 becky? >> all right, joe. let's start with a look at the economy this morning, and for that we get over to steve liesman. he's been running the numbers with the latest cnbc fed survey. he joins us with the results of that right now steve, it's good to see you. >> reporter: good morning, becky. respondents to the cnbc fed survey, which we took late last week, shows that it will be a long road back to recovery for the u.s. ec

of "squawk box" begins right now >>> good morning i'm joe kernen along with becky quick and andrew ross sorkinenergy there, andrew. really i'm looking forward to this next hour, right? huh? it's not -- >> trying to bring it. we don't need it we have so much stuff going on >> that's true but the futures have turned around significantly, actually early on we were up well above 100 points we're now down 140 the s&p down 10. nasdaq had some strong earnings to key off of last night from some well-known tech stocks. that continues to trade nicely higher treasury yields are -- you know, are almost zero basically. they're .6 of a percent for the ten year oil prices which have been a salve to the market, equity market in the past, not helping so much today even though they're up 15% we've got a big -- as we've been talking about, i can't do it as well as you, andrew. we have a big final hour for the show on tap for you. we're speaking with former white house chief strategist steve bannon in just a minute as well as the ceo of calpers, the nation's largest pension fund. after the jobless claims number,

. >>> good morning i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin.een watching futures. things are a little better than yesterday. yesterday, the dow was down almost 1,000 points. the same for the s&p 500 and nasdaq all three of those under considerably pressure as people worry about what is coming in the weeks to come. you can see this morning, the dow futures are up 290 and nasdaq up about 53 right now also keeping an eye on the treasury market. more people rushing into treasuries has put

. >>> good morning i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. futures look like they could give back a little ground the dow was up 469 points. similar to what we saw for the s&p 500 and the nasdaq up about 1.7% we had

towards the fight against covid-19 >>> good morning i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin the end of the day, the dow was around 2600. a gain of better than4.1%. as we headed into the close, it gave back all of those gains and then some. other averages slightly lower.

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. dow shedding 23% in three months the worst since 1987, the worst first quarter performance ever crude prices lowest we've seen in 18 years. coming off the worst performance for wti. starting a new trading month with the month of april. futures looking weak right now the dow would open

. >>> good morning i'm becky quick with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin this is "squawk box.ve been watching the markets. after yesterday's big decline of

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. let's look at equity futures futures are trading incredibly higher this is all about that gilead report we heard. news coming out of a university of chicago study we'll talk about it more it saw a rapid recovery of most of the 125 patients in that study. 113 had severe disease many of them walked out or left the hospital after six days, which is incredibly impressive a lot of people have been talking about this study that's the reason you are seeing futures up if you can get a

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. looking at the futures this morning. actually looking at things up a little bit green after we did see gains yesterday. yesterday, we saw the dow up over 400 points. we'll see what happens today right now, the dow indicated up about 33 points. s&p indicated up about six and the nasdaq up about four points. yields firmed up a little. you can see the 10-year, as equities came up, the 10-year about 0.624% all of this as energy prices got stronger the june contract up about 13% now trading at $15.68. hard to believe that is a strong level. $15 a barrel is pretty strong for oil when they were paying people to take it from them earlier this week. >> time for the squawk planner is it? >> it is yours, joe. >> getting to closely watched jobless numbers. more than 4.3 million americans are expected to have filed for jobless claims that number rose on the earnings front, we'll hear from eli lily, blackstone, dominos. we'll see if dominos has the same type of positive numbers like chipolte. nobody eats at dominos intel is reporting

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. the dow shedding 23% in three months the worst since 1987, the worst first quarter performance ever crude prices lowest we've seen in 18 years. coming off the worst performance for wti. starting a new trading month with the month of april. futures looking weak right now the dow would open down about 613, s&p down about 75 and nasdaq off by almost 200 on concerns about what we heard out of the white house last night. joe mentioned those numbers. 100,000, to 240,000 americans potentially dying from this. the treasury market where yields have come down right at about 0.619%. some pressure as people move into treasuries as a safe haven. andrew >> part of that, we talked about, so much of the money being rebalanced to some degree was propping that up that money won't be there today or the rest of the week or rest of the month because so many of the pension funds were there irrespective of the numbers we were hearing we'll put some pressure on the market in the meantime, the number of confi

towards the fight against covid-19 >>> good morning i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. at the end of the day, the dow was around 2600. a gain of better than4.1%. as we headed into the close, it gave back all of those gains and then some. other averages slightly lower. the nasdaq down by 25 points this morning, you'll see futures are lower again. these are modest declines. the types of numbers we used to see all the time in the morning just over a month ago. right now, the dow looks like it would open about 42 points nasdaq around 18 points. keeping track of treasury yields we find ourselves this morning again with the yield indicated around those levels. 0.7 and change andrew >> let's bring you an update on the pandemic and some of the numbers. the number of confirmed u.s. cases rising to 400,000. more than 12,000 have died in america. new york is the epicenter with 140,000 confirmed cases. new york, new jersey and l.a. reporting the deadliest day. and los angeles mandates masks as essential >> sharing this responsibility to keep workers and everybody safe which is why

. >>> good morning, i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin after two days of pretty steep declines down over 600 points. right now, dow up over 300 points s&p up indicated by about 43 points yesterday, the nasdaq was up about 3.5% is up today over 160 points the 10-year has been under pressure whe

i'm becky quick with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin let's check out u.s. equity futures.ures are up by 325 points s&p up by 37 and nasdaq up by 120. after big games yesterday saw a gain of 1.5 for the s&p 500 and the dow and pushed the

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. we've been watching the futures keeping an eye on things yesterday was a big down day for the markets. a decline of 1.8%. s&p down about 2.2%. that was the biggest loss we've seen for both of those major averages since april 1 things looking a little better this morning the dow up around 100 points, s&p up around 16 nasdaq up as well. looking at the u.s. jobless claims right now, it is more important than ever. over the last few weeks, we've seen over 16 million people file for jobless claims and this week about 5 million additional claims. it is hard to say exactly how the market will move one way or the other. keeping an eye on the treasury market, the 10-year right about 0.638% for that yield. right now time for the squawk planner. the american economy has lost about 8.8 million jobs in the last three weeks economists are expecting the loss of an additional 5 million. we'll get housing starts data with a decline of 15% for the month of march we have a big lineup of guests starting

. >>> good morning, i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin after two days of pretty steep declines down over 600 points. right now, dow up over 300 points s&p up indicated by about 43 points yesterday, the nasdaq was up about 3.5% is up today over 160 points the 10-year has been under pressure when looking at the yield. the 10-year yield now at 0.58% joe, the big story is oil prices once again >> i'm ready to move out past june >> move out where? >> june is too close if we are not going to open anything up, no reason to think it will be anything different than minus 38 a barrel it is related to the price of gold and the price of a suit, so i should have been buying -- andrew, you are spending 10 times what you are on a suit with those hugo boss things. which none of them have belt loops for $4,000, you could get a couple of belt loops >> no hugo boss. it is ralph. >> ralph who oil prices, it is not funny. this is out of the realm of anything we've ever seen brent crude only a 20-year low you look at wti or what may was before the contract rolls. it is incredible supp

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin.n watching the futures keeping an eye on things yesterday was a big down day for the markets. a decline of 1.8%. s&p down about 2.2%. that was the biggest loss we've seen for both of those major averages since april 1 things looking a little better this morning the dow up around 100 points, s&p up around 16 nasdaq up as well. looking at the u.s. jobless claims right now, it is more important than ever. over the last few weeks, we've seen over 16 million people file for jobless claims and this week about 5 million additional claims. it is hard to say exactly how the market will move one way or th

. >>> good morning i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. yesterday, the nasdaq was up about 4% the dow close up by 2.4% we are seeing some give back this morning yesterday, the dow closed at the highest level since march 10, so did the s&p. the nasdaq had closed after a runup several days in a row. this morning, we see the dow down about 320, s&p down about 43, nasdaq down around 100 it is earnings season. we'll bring you thos

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin.mentioned, we are higher this morning the dow is indicated up 320. it was down 328 points yesterday. so giving back everything it gave up yesterday. s&p now looks like it is indicated up about 37 points after losing 28 points yesterday. the nasdaq indicated up about 123 after losing 58 points yesterday. we'll continue to watch this getting into earnings season that will be really important today. i don't know if anybody is expecting much out of the earnings or forward looking guidance, we'll get commentary from companies today let's look

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. looking at the futures this morning. actually looking at things up a little bit green after we did see gains yesterday. yesterday, we saw the dow up over 400 points. we'll see what happens today right now, the dow indicated up about 33 points. s&

. >>> good effin morning i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin.e sharply on the remdesivir news. you watched the markets take off instantly. the fed will continue with the stimulus program

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. in just a few moments, we'll bring you a special conversation with bill gates. he'll tell us his concerns and what he sees ahead bernie sanders announced he was dropping out of the presidential race yesterday, the dow climbed b

morning everybody welcome to "squawk box" here on cnbc i'm becky quick with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkinhing u.s. equity futures. they are trading sharply higher. dow futures indicated up about 230, s&p up by about 37, nasdaq up by about 150. this matches what we saw yesterday but you did see the market give back those gains the market was up yesterday

. >>> good morning i'm becky quick with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin this is "squawk box. we have been watching the markets. after yesterday's big decline of about 2.4% you are looking at additional declines the dow has improved we were down about 443 now we are indicated down about 366. s&p futures indicated down about 32 all major averages saw declines but the dow was the biggest. s&p off by 1.8%. nasdaq down by just 1% yesterday. a lot of it as we watched oil prices under pressure. let's check thetreasury market 10-year yielding below 0.6% at 0. 0.58%. oil prices yesterday, nobody has ever seen anything like this >> no. lead story went to minus $37.63 a barrel. no place to put it people would like to store it. more people watching june switch over june is not much better obviously. >> no. i was shocked how much pressure that is under too. big gain of 80%. futures, strange things happen not everybody takes delivery reflecting the lack of capacity. i think peak oil might have been maybe not a real thing going back >> we are a wash in oil. >> understanding all of the oil n

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. in just a few moments, we'll bring you a special conversation with bill gates. he'll tell us his concerns and what he sees ahead bernie sanders announced he was dropping out of the presidential race yesterday, the dow climbed by 780 points s&p also up 3.4% the nasdaq up by 2.5%. this morning, you do see some red arrows right now, the dow is down by 111 points the nasdaq down by 65 points jobless claims number that people will be watching so closely. keeping an eye on trezy yields, it looked like the yell was trading at 3.7%. >> thank you, we have an update now and numbers. confirmed cases in the united states is now more than 432,000. more than infections in italy, spain and germany combined new york state has 151,000 and 6,200 deaths >>> trump administration is saying they are seeing real evidence that the measures being taken are working. a battle is brewing on capitol hill over new outbreak funding demanding $250 billion in new funding. house speaker and senate minority leader sayi

happy monday i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. we've been watching the u.s. equity futures and things are under pressure the dow looks like it would open down by 280 points a little weakness for the s&p and for the nasdaq as well nasdaq down by 75 points the s&p down by 29 this morning. we're keeping an eye on what's been happening with the treasury markets. the real story this morning is crude oil. joe will talk more about that in a moment let's take a look at treasury prices this morning just to get a look at the ten-year, the yield, what we're seeing at this point. again, this has been another one of of the major stories. ten is below 0.71% the real story is oil because that's something to behold. >> it's hadding the lowest level since march of 1999. right now we'll take a quick look at my board, which is current. i can see it down $4.13 i say that because i've been practicing waiting 12 seconds to get a quote on something that i'm trying to give you instantaneously. now i'm back on the nasdaq and i can actually see it. >>> the

. >>> good morning i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. futures look like they could give back a little ground the dow was up 469 points. similar to what we saw for the s&p 500 and the nasdaq up about 1.7% we had that big jobless number about 6.6 million filed for unemployment in the past week. so 10 million who have gone into this even though it doesn't have the most recent week will watch to see how this turns out. crude oil prices after the biggest hike after one day after maybe 26% after news that joe kernen reported here after the president said what he was going to be doing absolutely changed not only the oil market yesterday but the entire equity market as well >> yes like i said. you suspend disbelieve of everything at this point don't we came in, talked to him he tweeted exactly what he said. it was vintage trump expects, hopes while i certainly hope so, i expect what has been confirmed bio peck is while they are saying at least 6 million in their meeting. the president said as much as 15 maybe they are talking about overall. >> o

morning everybody welcome to "squawk box" here on cnbc i'm becky quick with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin we've been watching u.s. equity futures. they are trading sharply higher. dow futures indicated up about 230, s&p up by about 37, nasdaq up by about 150. this matches what we saw yesterday but you did see the market give back those gains the market was up yesterday some 370 but did end the day lower. it was the first down day we have seen in five trading sessions we'll watch what happens today we have a fed meeting coming up. that will be the pla is to watch as we hear from the fomc later today. the 10-year just below .6 a month. this has been the best month for the dow in 18 years because we are coming off of march because that was the worst year for the dow in 22 years. you see these huge swings first down and then up what we are watching in the equity markets >> the one thing about $10 crude, every dollar it goes up, we could go back to 30 every day. let's use the dollar every day that might not happen. equities do seem to do better. >> that's a lot of room to go. maybe. but sooner

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. as joe mentioned, we are higher this morning the dow is indicated up 320. it was down 328 points yesterday. so giving back everything it gave up yesterday. s&p now looks like it is indicated up about 37 points after losing 28 points yesterday. the nasdaq indicated up about 123 after losing 58 points yesterday. we'll continue to watch this getting into earnings season that will be really important today. i don't know if anybody is expecting much out of the earnings or forward looking guidance, we'll get commentary from companies today let's look at what's happening in the treasury market the 10-year is yielding 0.75%. we'll continue to monitor that as well. we have a lot of guests today. including dr. scott gottlieb who will join us in a couple of minutes. j&j's cfo, the ceo of moderna, ceo of related companies and the ceo of zoom. all in the next three hours. andrew >>> an update now on the pandemic in the united states. now more than 582,000 cases and 23,000 deaths. north has 96,000

welcome to "squawk box" here on cnbc i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. we have a big lineup of guests starting in a few minutes with the latest on the pandemic from dr. scott gottlieb later, fanatics executive michael ruben will join us and mohamed el erian, tom friedman, and new jersey governor phil murphy all of those names to get to coming up. >>> furs, let's get to the markets. u.s. equities, dow indicated up by 250 points. s&p up by 30 points. the nasdaq up by 111 last week was the first down week we had seen for the market in three weeks if we see gains from the markets today, the dow like it is up right now, that would be the fourth day in a row for gains we've seen for the dow in a row, the first time that's happened since february this is all happening despite crude oil prices the treasury shows you the ten-year is yielding 0.627%. there are crude oil prices, generally when we've seen pressure on crude oil, that's put pressure on equities as well that's not the case this morning. wti is indicated down by over 15%. that's a decline of $2.66 to $1

i'm andrew ross sorkin along with becky quick and joe kernen.ick look at futures this morning we are in the green as becky said in a big way. dow up 786 points. s&p 500 looking to open 95 points higher. nasdaq looking to open 289 points higher. let's show you treasury yields right now. the 10-year note stands at .656. joe? >> thanks, andrew. it really is literally 15 seconds. i didn't think i was on. i just was checking. it's a beautiful day i happened to turn around. it looked like it would be nice. i caught myself looking up in the monitor that happens a lot it's good not to do any weird things because you have no idea that it's going to come up, the k delay is so long signs in the fight against the coronavirus. new cases in spain, italy and france showed some signs of slowing though the death toll is still rising here in the u.s. the trump administration voiced some cautious hope that the outbreak could be leveling off. >> we are beginning to see the glimmers of progress the experts will tell me not to jump to any conclusions, and i'm not, bu

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. we're watching the futures this morning. as joe mentioned, we are looking at stocks after their best week in about 45 years. it's been about 45 1/2 years since the s&p has seen a performance like this. s&p was up 12.1% last week the dow was up b 10.6% this morning you are seeing a little bit of a pullback about 300 points for the futures, for the dow futures s&p futures are down 37 points the nasdaq is off by about 92. the best performance for the s&p since 1974 that's coming on the same we're we learned another 6.6 million americans filed for unemployment we're looking at unemployment numbers of over 16 million over the last three weeks not a surprise if you look to see what's happening with the shutdown of the economy, the forced shutdown because of coronavirus. taking a look at the ten-year this morning, it looks like that is yielding about 0.735% at least on the last time i looked at the boards it was. and then wti is the other big story today. joe also mentioned opec plus deal it

cnbc anchor and new york times columnist andrew ross sorkin. >> i don't want to sugarcoat things, this could well be a great depression-style disaster. i hope it isn't. i think a lot of it is really dependent on how quickly we're able to contain this virus and get people back to work. >> the economy might not be back to normal any time soon. the damage could take months and months to repair and as we're all advised to stay home, wisconsin went ahead and held its primary today. voters crowded polls for in-person voting after the state's democratic governor was overruled in his attempt to delay the election. meanwhile, the faithful are marking holy week in new and resourceful ways. at many churches this past sunday, driveby communion and palms. >> stay safe. >> the receive rend from the church in new york. >> in the midst of this isolating times we want people to know the church is just open in a different way. >> tomorrow night marks the start of passover, where they gather for sader and the youngest asks why is this passover different, it will be very different this year, mand will rel

. >>> good morning i'm becky quick along with andrew ross sorkin and joe kernen the last week, you wereking at a down week for the market. the dow was down by 2.7%, the s&p was down by 2% and the nasdaq was down by 1.7%. this morning you're looking at big green arrows we've been watching the futures and it looks like the dow is implied to open up by 865 points s&p futures up by just up over 100 points and the nasdaq up by 321. keeping an eye on the treasury market and right now it looks like the yield on the ten-year sitting at 0.66% big story for the markets, really, crude oil prices they've been rebounding overnight after coming under a little pressure. the wti was down by 9.2% on the news of a delay of an opec meeting. but then bouncing back

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. we're watching the futures this morning. as joe mentioned, we are looking at stocks after their best week in about 45 years. it's been about 45 1/2 years since the s&p has seen a performance like this. s&p was up 12.1% last week the dow was up b 10.6% this morning you are seeing a little bit of a pullback about 300 points for the futures, for the dow futures s&p futures are down 37 points the nasdaq is off by about 92. the best performance for the s&p since 1974 that's coming on the same we're we learned another 6.6 million americans filed for unemployment we're looking at unemployment numbers of

welcome to "squawk box" here on cnbc i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin.have a big lineup of guests starting in a few minutes with the latest on the pandemic from dr. scott gottlieb later, fanatics executive michael ruben will join us and mohamed el erian, tom friedman, and new jersey governor phil murphy all of those names to get to coming up. >>> furs, let's get to the markets. u.s. equities, dow indicated up by 250 points. s&p up by 30 points. the nasdaq up by 111 last week was the first down week we had seen for the market in three weeks if we see gains from the markets today, the dow like it is up right now, that would be the fourth day in

happy monday i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. we've been watching the u.s. equity futures and things are under pressure the dow looks like it would open down by 280 points a little weakness for the s&p and for the nasdaq as well nasdaq down by 75 points the s&p down by 29 this morning. we're keeping an eye on what's been happening with the treasury markets. the real story this morning is crude oil. joe will talk more about that in a moment let's take a look at treasury prices this morning just to get a look at the ten-year, the yield, what we're seeing at this point. again, this has been another one of of the major stories. ten is below 0.71%

i want to bring in my friend and colleague, andrew ross sorkin, co co-host of cnbc's "squawk box." even if the ppp program worked out perfectly, it's just a two-month economic solution while we know we're facing a significantly longer health solution. how is this mismatch? >> well, i think the piece of this that's not being appreciated right now is exactly what you said, which is two months is not long enough. you are probably going to see, interestingly nufrks over the next several weeks and months, as the u.s. quote/unquote reopens, some of the unemployment picture hopefully get marginally better. the question is whether that can be sustained because it's one thing to say america is reopening. it's another thing to have to actually abide by what health experts are telling us which is that you need social distancing in a restaurant, in an ice cream store, a bakery, retail outlet, a mall, et cetera. and you can only have 50% of the people sitting there or even less in some cases. the question is whether the economics of that business work at all. whether it's even worth, frankly, r

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. let's look at equity futures futures are trading incredibly higher this is all about that gilead report we heard. news coming out of a university of chicago study we'll talk about it more it saw a rapid recovery of most of the 125 patients in that study. 113 had severe disease many of them walked out or left the hospital after six days, which is incredibly impressive a lot of people have been talking about this study that's the reason you are seeing futures up if you can get a therapeutic drug that meant people weren't dying of this. in the study, only two people died no placebo up against the remdesivir they were using these are early results but promising signs of hope. the dow futures indicated up by about 700 points if we continue like this, that would put the dow in positive t territory. s&p indicated up about 75 points and the nasdaq indicated up by about 177. let's look at the treasury market yesterday, those yields for the 10-year were under a little pressure they had come bac

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. watching the u.s. equity futures. a little stronger throughout the course of the morning. the dow looks like it would open up 95 points s&p up 9.5 if you have been watching the treasury yields, they have firmed up a little bit from where we were earlier in the week where you saw the yields fall back below 6% ten year is yielding 0.599%. andrew >>> meantime, we have two dow components out with quarterly results in just the past hour. we'll start with american express this morning adjusted earnings coming in at $1.98 per share. that's a number that excludes an increase in credit reserves. the number that includes that comes in at 41 cents per share they're looking to try to understand how long companies like american express think and how deep this problem with the coronavirus may be and its impact on the business the consensus estimate is 1.43 the company's provision for credit losses is $2.6 billion. that's up from $809 million a year ago amex says spending volumes began softening at the end of february with that decl

. >>> good morning i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. yesterday, the nasdaq was up about 4% the dow close up by 2.4% we are seeing some give back this morning yesterday, the dow closed at the highest level since march 10, so did the s&p. the nasdaq had closed after a runup several days in a row. this morning, we see the dow down about 320, s&p down about 43, nasdaq down around 100 it is earnings season. we'll bring you those numbers as they come. checking out the 10-year, we've been around the same level yesterday we were at 0.75% this morning, it looks like the 10-year is yielding .69% >> saying the global oil demand will fall by 9.3 billion a day erasing almost a decade of growth down about 2.25% baushing it back to 19.65 a barrel dr. scott gottlieb, chairman of cbs health, fanatics executive chair. chief investment officer and more coming up in the next three hours. joe? >> becky, you remember united health care is a dow component we always say, that's right. that's right you notice the dow is down around 370 or so maybe repairing par

welcome back to "squawk box" here on cnbc i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkintures, big gains for the market the dow was up by 1600 points. that was a gain of 7.75% this morning the futures are building on those gains. check it out, the dow is indicated to open up by 830 points on top of those gains, s&p is indicated to open up by 87 points after it gained 175 points yesterday for a gain of 7% and then the nasdaq is indicated up by about 226. also, take a look at what's been happening in the treasury market the yields have been higher there. and if you're checking out the ten year note, you're going to see that the yield looks like it's about 0.745%. that's the latest read that i saw. joe? >> thanks, beck. we continue to track the coronavirus crisis in the u.s. as a society right? here, too, as well new jersey hit a grim milestone yesterday as the number of covid-19 deaths passed 1,000 for more on the battle against the virus, let's welcome robert garrett, ceo of hackensack meridian health. new jersey's largest health network which includes 17 hospitals. is it