i'm becky quick. are you hungry forget about meatless burgers. how about yummy crickets or grasshoppers the new movement to feed the world with insects. >>> and michael lewis saying the new government heroes may be bureaucrats and agencies you've never heard of may change your life. >>> time to start thinking about year-end money moves how to cut your tax bill before the ball drops. >>> and how reliable is your car? "consumer reports" has answers and so do we "on the money" starts right now. >> announcer: this is "on the money. your money, your life, your future now, becky quick. >>> we begin with your next meal companies like beyond meat and impossible foods are introducing americans to new protein options maybe not considered before. how about bugs many parts of the world already embrace insects as a food source and it could soon be part of your daily diet, too our jane wells gave it a try in our cover story. >> reporter: you are looking at a gateway bug, an insect with so much potential to feed the

>> no. >> becky says no we'll see. plus new details on why some parents are choosing to fight in the college admissions cheating scandal. we'll return right after this. >> announcer: today's big number, $8.1 trillion. that's how much the market cap of the s&p 500 has gained since president trump waeltes ecd. that is an increase of about 44%. ♪ may your holidays glow bright and all your dreams take flight. lease the c 300 sedan for just $399 a month at the mercedes-benz winter event. hurry in today. ♪ ♪ i've been a caregiver for 20 years. no two patients are the same. predicting the next step for them can be challenging. today we're using the ibm cloud to run new analytics tools that help us better predict and plan a patient's recovery. ♪ ♪ ultimately, it's helping thousands of patients return home. and who doesn't love going home. ♪ >>> this one breaks my heart the first reviews for the new star wars movie are in and they are not great. currently holds a 58% rotten score on rotten tomatoes some say that people have sai

i'm becky quick. the other college debt crisis, and it's one you may not know about. why more and more small schools are facing financial ruin. and what can be done about it. >>> car trouble? believe it or not, there are mechanics who make house calls the new breed of banks you can't go to a branch to deposit a check but you could save some money in different ways and jacques torres, mr. chocolate joins us with some tasty holiday treats "on the money" starts right now. >> announcer: this is "on the money. your money, your life. your future. now becky quick. >> we begin with a hard lesson for small colleges across the country. with the high cost of tuition and a smaller pool of students, some liberal arts schools are struggling to survive, and not all of them will as our scott cohn found, many colleges are making major changes, and it's this week's cover story. >> at hiram college outside cleveland, with about 1,000 students, they knew small liberal arts schools were not exactly in vogue their solution change the definition of liberal arts >> we looked at the curriculu

>> becky, it's a great question.back then was, well, will you carry the e-cigarettes i can remember going into a retail establishment that was selling the products and i saw the device with the hello kitty logo and the bubblegum flavored liquid it absolutely raised the question, wait a minute, what are we doing here? five years later we see what has happened post the tobacco announcement, we started a campaign. our goal working with community partners, be the first, create the first tobacco-free generation we've made a lot of progress we have more than 200 college and university campuses that are tobacco free today as a result of that program. but, you know, vaping is taking us backwards you see some of the statistics vaping is up more than 70% with school-age children. i saw some stats recently that more than 70% of high school students that are vaping will turn to tobacco upon graduation. so we've got to reverse this trend. >> it's a tough one. you know why because as an anti-nanny stater, i'm drawn to wanting to r

>> i think a couple things, becky.ing if you're not liberal when you're young, you don't have a heart but if you're not more conservative when you're older, you don't have a head. young people as they have experience being entrepreneurs seeing how they create businesses and opportunities will learn. >> is that the democratic version? a little more conservative if you feel better with that, saying it that way, that's okay. >> a couple of other things. for our country's sake, it's a good thing the united states senate is a little older demographic. the older age is 64. the wealth tax is not going to go anywhere. there are some legitimate things we need to focus on. so many young people come out of school with huge amounts of debt that may color their views about things we need to find a way to make access to higher education more affordable so that's not going on with the huge disparities in wealth, we need to convince young people, i hope so, even in my party, joe, to lift up rather than level down. >> i get confused wh

it appears, becky, that the ball is in their court at this point.sted for about an hour yesterday the president also met with a handful of major multi-national ceos and the expectation from everyone who had a readout of both of those meetings is that the president was on board the question is just what happened when that news was delivered to china and what they are trying to extract from the u.s. and whether, in fact, that is the reason why we're sort of in this limbo period right now. >> kayla, thank you. we'll talk to you soon. >>> joining us now to discuss the news on trade, daniel rosen and matt through slaughter he's with the tuck school of business at dartmouth. i don't know what other issues means. do you think there are other issues or is it just an ag deal at this point? >> in 1999 we negotiated the wto access package with china. it was dozens of pages of detailed work that had been accomplished on stuff inside china, deeply structural stuff it wasn't just a handful of ag commodity products. >> this is the incredible shrinking deal. >> did

. >> great to see you, becky how are you? >> good. let's talk about this.ke market players are playing this out already i feel like there's a little bit of a pause. >> i think you're right. i think this got really active starting in august and going into the fall particularly when you saw the rise of elizabeth warren in the polls. that struck fear into the hearts of a lot of investors. there have been hedge fund managers, numerous ones who say we'll see a double digit decline in the stock market if she's elected. we've heard that on this air there were puts bought on the s&p with a march expiration. you'll have a thought in november. >> double digit is 11%. >> right >> or 99. >> 30. double digits is also 99. >> right i guess i was trying to be broad because folks like steve cohen haven't specified. >> 40 or 50. >> 10 to 40, right then people started to look at individual stocks that could be affected by her platform or bernie sanders' platform which we know is similar jpmorgan did an interesting basket they have 51 stocks. they call it the progressive democ

opinion that you should be experiencing the whole thing along with viewers >> i was surprised to see becky this morning >> we have some days it is hard to get days off i have some i have to use. >> that's what i was doing last week >> if you don't use them, you lose them. coming up -- i do like being here but i do -- for mental and physical health, you need to take those days. >> andrew agrees with you. >> for sure. that i shouldn't be here fed chair jay powell set to speak later today. we'll tell you what that means

i'm becky quick. you may not be able to do anything about the weather, but knowing what is coming can make a huge difference to businesses and the economy. >>> fed up with mac and cheese or french fries for your kids? we'll tell you how to get them to eat what they should. >>> and cash in the stocking may not be a bad alternative, but that is not the only way >> and lessons that we can learn from our pets. "on the money" starts right now. >> announcer: this is "on the money," your money your life, your future. now becky quick. >> we begin with the weather we can't change it or improve it, though we can complain about it but as steve liesman found thanks to big data and supercomputers meteorologists could make predictions with greater accuracy and that could have a huge impact on local economy. better weather is this week's cover story. >> reporter: in develops companies, our smartphones warn us, but people around the globe lack even basic forecasts. but with super compute going ibm launched graph, a f

the onliers withers will face l prison sentences, especially aunt becky who decided to not take a deal and go to trial and had a payment a lot larger than the felicity huffman payment. so she, i believe, if found guilty will face years in federal pris skblon good lord. >> i'm thinking about the purdue pharma case chin vites to us reconsider our notion of what a drug car at the time telelootel how many people from the president's world have been picked up or indicted in that investigation? is that the top of the list sore it impeachment? >> well, probably impeachment although a lot of things did

>> reporter: well, that is the big question, becky.r now with just days before that deadline usmca is being seen as a sort of proxy for the china deal and sign to the chinese that the u.s. can successfully negotiate a deal the house will vote next week and the senate will not vote before a holiday recess. some senators like john corn nin and pat toomey say they will spend their time on funding issues instead both sides hailing the usmca as a win for the u.s. economy here's president trump just last night. >> in addition to replacing nafta i've taken the toughest ever action against china's trade abuses they want to make a deal so badly. and we're doing well with the deal so badly but they want to make a deal. please make a deal we don't want to pay tariffs anymore. please please >> reporter: just four days until those new tariffs would kick in, wendy cutler, the former u.s. trade negotiator, she believes the sunday deadline for a deal will be missed. u.s. officials have suggested the tariffs are on until they're not but they also say a

hi, frank. >> reporter: good morning, becky.tle in the shipping wars amazon appearing to get its advantage over its one-time partner fed ex amazon is expected to make 2 billion residential deliveries in 2020. 50% more than fedex. one-time partner the blue and red branded amazon vans they're making free next day shipping possible. they're a big part of the company's program to push free next day shipping. the global fleet has grown 150%. delivery service partners began in june of 2018. we spoke to maria rent she is the head of global delivery experience. former top advisor to ceo jeff bezos. the vans are important for logistics and for innovation and branding. >> they are an important first impression on that last mile delivered for amazon after moving to one day this year we have seen an acceleration in both revenue and unit growth. >> reporter: so we saw exclusively how the amazon vans play a key role in next-day shipping they have 40 delivery stations in 2019. 30% increase over 2018 part of an estimated $3 billion spend to mak

i'm becky quick along with joe andrew is out today. you'll see the dow futures are indicated up about 60 points s&p up about 7 and nasdaq up about 25 points. you did see losses get shook off toward the end of the day ending with minor advances. climb for the week is pretty far. s&p and nasdaq are having their worse week since december 27 which tells you how much of a sharp runnup we've seen. watching treasury this morning ahead of the jobs report right now, the 10-year note yielding below 1.8%, 1.793 >>> china says it will waive some tariffs for soy and pork from the u.s they didn't specify quantities involved they imposed 25% tariff since july 2018 in retaliation eunice yoon was up very early -- >> it is 12 hours later there. >> she was up very late. whatever it was. she was up she tries to figure out what is happening. >> this is the beginning of some positive that is my take. >> and futures are up. >> after thursday when the chinese ministry said, look, we are still on track for kauks it would have to be precondition, okay, here, we

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this is what he told becky anderson at a conference in qatar. >> i want this to end as quick as possible for the good of the senate, for the good of the country, and i think the best thing for america to do is get this behind us. we know how it's going to end. i have tried to give a pretty clear signal that i have made up my mind. >> well, we will have more of becky anderson's interview with senator graham later this hour. before we get to a senate trial, of course, the u.s. house of representatives still has to vote on two articles of impeachment. or instruction of congress and abuse of power. that vote likely to happen in the coming days. cnn's lauren fox reports from washington. >> reporter: another big week in washington as the house of representatives is poised to vote to impeach president donald trump as soon as wednesday. that's putting pressure on moderate democrats, some of them who won in districts president donald trump won in in 2016. answer van drew is expected to switch parties soon. that's according to one senior democratic source who said van drew has told fellow members

so, becky, guys, it's really interesting.seeing a broader definition of what qualifies someone for a board and the days of boards filled with former ceos and sitting ceos seem to be over. >> broader definition, that means we've relaxed the standards or looking at new places >> we're looking for people in new places or people with different kinds of experience. so there actually is a statistic from spencer stewart showing we're seeing more people who have experience within companies themselves running a division or serving sort of -- running a certain part of a company, being appointed to a board and bringing that expertise. one thing that does seem consistent is boards are looking for people with financial expertise. >> they did this, though, because you can't find enough qualified former ceos? >> if you're going to look for a former ceo -- >> the s&p 500 then, yeah, you need to be looking in other directions. >> i think part of it is time. some of these boards are requiring four meetings a year and a lot of the sitting ceos

those same republicans -- >> i want to bring in becky anderson. we've had her standing by and got the signal to work. you're the one that did this interview with lindsey graham. a lot of revealing stuff in there especially about he is going to throw away any ability to be impartial here. what else did he tell you? >> well, lest anyone think that the international audience, particularly that one here at the doha forum today, but anyone around this region isn't interested in the impeachment inquiry, let me tell you, i cannot overstate how eager this audience was to hear about what was going on and lindsey graham's thoughts. it was an audience from all over the region and the world. i also put it to lindsey graham, what he thought the world should know about donald trump. let's remember, he wasn't always donald trump's greatest admirer. he's a staunch ally now, of course. so i wondered whether he thought the world misunderstood the u.s. president. have a listen to this. >> he's very curious. he asks a lot of questions. he wants to know how things wor

>> in 1998 when becky -- becky wrote this amazing story in 1998, but what's really interesting is itong afterward that amazon actually got into cloud computing, that amazon started ripping off products no one anticipated, not the retailers, not the competitors, not the open source, nobody anticipated that it was going to get its tentacles into icy.ything so qukl >> thanks for bringing the article. "squawk box" returns with two big hours straight ahead >>> the trade deal and your money. reaction from beijing and wall street straight ahead. >>> more problems for boeing a production halt for the 737 max. >>> somewhere in a portfolio far, far away. >> use the force, luke let go >> could investing in space be the next banking frontier? let the countdown begin as the second hour of "squawk box" begins right now. >>> welcome back to "squawk box" right here on cnbc this morning. i'm andrew ross sorkin along with becky quick and joe kernen. joining us is mohamed el erian, friend of the show and it's good to see you, sir. >> thanks for having me. >> i want to show you what's going on with the

hi, jane >> reporter: hi, becky we're heading down to federal court shortly.potentially as early as this afternoon in what is expected to be a fiery trial did he say uns worth was a pedophile and did he take reasonable care to determine if that was true before he said it? this is when musk's spacex sent a mini subto rescue the 12 thai boys in a cave unsworth was there saying musk could, quote, stick his submarine where it hurts he never saw unsworth on this. and then he tweeted this, sorry, pedo guy, you did ask for it bet you a signed dollar it's true now musk later deleted the pedo guy tweet and apologized but doubled down in a series of tweets that he was a child rapist he's sued for defamation he wants to use those emails musk has said pedo guy is shorthand in south africa for a creepy old man, not a pedophile. unsworth is seeking compensatory damages of at least $75,000. that's it. meaning this trial in a u.s. federal court house is going to cost more than damages he's seeking punitive damages and he has asked, he's pushing for musk's financial records to

great to see you. >> thank you, becky.tesla is the top holding in several of ark's funds does that continue to be the case >> yes >> there's a new story about elon musk or what about tesla. what do you think so far what do you think of the cyber truck or the trial that just found he was not guilty of defamation >> well, on the cyber truck, we analyzed it from many different angles, metrics and it far surpasses other trucks you saw the towing of the f-150. there was some doubt about the cyber truck being the uber truck -- >> there were questions when they saw it pulling the ford f 150 saying because the slack was there gave the advantage to the car. >> sure. so sam chorus, you look on twitter, you'll see a number of charts he's done comparing the cyber truck to the f-150 and other trucks there's just no comparison. >> you think -- i guess that's a point, too, though it's not necessarily a fair comparison you think it will be people who would bought a f-150 or a brand new market >> it's interesting. we did a google trends an

>> how about some news to start off with, becky.mills, those shares are higher by around 2% premarket. around 80,000 shares of volume the packaged brands, they reported better than expected profit on sales pretty much in line with estimates. stronger pet food sales did offset weakness in yogurt and snack bars as a result those shares up 1.5% next up you have shares of amc entertainment. it's down 3% pre-market. 130,000 shares of volume the movie gets downgradeds to an underperform to neutral. the target price gets cut to $7. it was 14. they cited among other things a tougher year in terms of compare as soon as over last year and more pressure from netflix and other small screen operators and media companies. those shares off 3%. we'll end on shares of another company. viacom cbs they reiterate the buy rating and 50% price target they call this their favorite media stock for the year 2020. they cited cheaper valuations, streaming assets up side for fees and charging local tv stations to retransmit that those shares up half a percent

i'm becky quick, thank you so much for joining us.w, this is where we usually say that we will see you next week, but we're sad to say this is our last show it has been our pleasure and a joy to do this every week and to bring you interesting, informative, and fun stories that you won't find anywhere else we hope that you have enjoyed watching it, we have certainly enjoyed putting it on, and i pam loving this crew and i'm going to miss everybody terribly we're going to leave you with the names of the people who worked so hard to get our show on the air every week. happy new year's, everybody, and good-bye, and cheers >> cheers. >>> surprise, we're still here before we finally sign off, i would like to thank a few people first, mark hoffman for giving us a very long and fruitful run and especially the editorial team here. it is a small but mighty group and i want to say thank you to all of you it has been such a pleasure working with everyone. trent gillies who is here, erin berry, sharon epperson, and joel franklin, our executive prod

morgan. >> reporter: becky, that's right.he full update on what the plan is expected to be for star liner will be happening at 9 a.m. eastern at the press conference that was scheduled prior to this situation, prior to this event emerging it's still going to happen now nasa cut its broadcast of the flight actually while we were talking last off nominal insertion, that is the term for this. basically boeing's star lineer spacecraft did not achieve the correct orbit to achieve rendezvous with the space station. right now the space station has control of starliner it is in stable orbit. it's in stable orbit with electrical power assessing the situation, troubleshooting right now. we're still pretty light, as i mentioned, on the details. however, this is what we do know so far liftoff happened as was planned, as was expected at 6:36 a.m. eastern. you guys saw that happen alongside me atop an atlas 5 rocket which was made by united launch alliance. the dual engine centar did separate from the first stage as was planned about 4.5 m

well 1st of all dealing with becky here becky is been in operating since 2011 as far as an airline isconcerned it's markets itself as a low cost carrier a regional carrier within the country it's got out for q one hundreds of they've had a couple of minor incidents but essentially a fatality free record that can't be said for the country there's been quite a few crashes mostly small but still taking lives over the last. 20 years ok thanks for sharing your insight with us geoffrey thomas in perth and one ratings dot com editor in chief thanks for your time. but ok that is your news for now thanks for watching cross talk up next on our team from moscow. i'm going to fulfill the repeated promises apologise to the people and promise to be you know we've all pots be. ready please pretty. please. now you want to 1st correct that. no. ball 5 be cut. my name is succubus see i'm going on social media mr jackson wanted on seats to set . foot on the shelf if you. will let me know we're going to get out. to cause. the movie. deal you'll see skits and i use that down sixty's make it a day easier a

signal that i have made up my mind. >> i wasn't in any doubt at this point. >> we will have more of becky anderson's interview with senator graham later this hour. before we get to a senate trial, of course, the u.s. house of representatives still has to vote on two articles of impeachment. obstruction of congress and abuse of power. that vote likely to happen in the coming days. cnn's lauren fox reports from washington. >> reporter: another big week in washington as the house of representatives is poised to vote to impeach president donald trump as soon as wednesday. that's putting pressure on moderate democrats, some of them who won in districts president donald trump won in in 2016. representative van drew is expected to switch parties soon. that's according to one senior democratic source who said van drew has told fellow members that that is his plan moving forward. van drew said he was not going to be supporting the articles of impeachment, but it just shows the pressure that the democrats are under. another democrat in a swing district, malinowski, held a townhall where he heard fr

they come from miles around, and people like 70 year old miss becky simpson from lake would maybe 25 mile trip alone. the among the group is the district engineer of the buffalo district. the buffalo district is responsible for keeping navigable streams open in this part of the country, and recently -- >> we showed everyone what problems are still there and there is a lot of trash on the edges of the river, and there are previous too close to the river's, edge septic tanks overflowing. we found a spot of oil up, there there was no early substance using out of the banks. we have it under investigation already .. hello hi ma'am rapids,, the canoeists were stopped by a small waterfall. the group carried canoes around them, except for bressard who stopped them to prove a, 0.1 that he couldn't flow his medal kayak over the falls. and to, that he could catch pass from the waters of the river. the success of past trips in focusing attention on a desperate situation of this an extreme is evidence here, where bob thomas and the citizens of maduro have cleaned up their part of the river, eve i

becky's case was not pursued.d been fa ntasising about offending said that the defendant had been fantasising about offending since 1986. there was a report, from a probation officer who said that worboys was a potentially dangerous today as he was when he was sentenced a decade ago. thejudge commended for bravery, dignity and courage of victims are coming forward. thank you very much. borisjohnson has held his first cabinet meeting since his election victory — and promised to pass a law ruling out any extension to the brexit process beyond the end of next year. the uk is scheduled to leave the eu onjanuary 31st, and enter a transition period which is due to conclude next december, but that can be extended for up to two years if talks aren't complete. critics say that ruling out an extention increases the chance of leaving the eu without a trade deal. this afternoon, mps returned to parliament where they'll be sworn in over the next two days. a warning that this report from our political correspondent helen catt c

becky's case was not pursued.id there was not enough evidence to prosecute, but she wanted to highlight the number of potential victims that there are and police said that they believe the defendant may have attacked more than 100 women. we heard in court today evidence from a psychiatrist who said that the defendant had been fa ntasising about offending since 1986. there was a report, from a probation officer who said that worboys was as potentially dangerous today as he was when he was sentenced a decade ago. the judge commended the bravery, dignity and courage of victims for coming forward. mps have returned to parliament for the first time since last week's general election. of the 650 members of parliament, 140 are new — and this time more women and ethnic minority have been elected to the commons than ever before. before electing the commons speaker, the mps were summoned to the house of lords by the parliamentary official known as black rod. the labour mp for chorley, sir lindsay hoyle, was unanimously re—e

well the airline involved is called becky air it's a low cost airline which apparently flies regularly both nationally and internationally and according to what's being reported at least that airline has a good safety record and the same can be said about the airplane as well it's the fokker $100.00 that's the name of the aircraft and many airlines around the world use that aircraft as well now after the crash kazakhstan has now halted operate sions both of that airline and of the aircraft as well we don't know whether that will be temporary what we do know is that the plane crashed just after takeoff and it crashed in a residential area so it actually hit a concrete barrier of some sort and also a building in that residential area one that was just being built so apparently that building at least was empty really thank you very much from the correspondent sure win there. to india which is seeing fresh protests over a new immigration law that critics see as anti muslim it grants amnesty to undocumented migrants from 3 neighboring countries but only if they are not muslim india's prime

look i don't believe so becky air is being not flying since 2011 it has a perfect fatality free record for 100 the head right of those so a very very good air applying built by falkner of color and very strong structurally 290 were built this one was built in 1996 makes it a back 23 years old but having said that as long as it's well mine tined a superb arab client. and has a great has a great record geoffrey thank you very much for filling us in that was a mediation expert geoffrey thomas. india is seeing fresh protests over a new immigration law that critics see as anti muslim it grants amnesty to undocumented migrants with 3 neighboring countries but only if they're not muslim and his prime minister narendra modi says the law aims to help religious minorities from neighboring muslim majority countries but many of india's own citizens are outraged at least 25 people have died in protests across the country. it's. a sea of defiance it is the biggest challenge to no raindrop modi since he came to power in 24th for the thousands here it is a battle for india's constitution to look at wh

well becky air is a pretty small airline it has around 10 planes and offer a sions but they operate rather regular flights internationally and nationally within kazakhstan they have a pretty sound safety record so far when it comes to the plane it was a fucker 100 it was reportedly 23 years old but these planes according to experts are known as rather solid this type of airplane is rather old but it still is in operation in many airlines around the world but they are phasing it out in a lot of airlines apparently now the cars that government has said that they are halting the operations not only of the airline but also of that plane for now until further notice until they know what is behind this crash ok debuts emily sherman in moscow thanks very much. now let's take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world japan says it's delaying a cleanup plan for the stricken because she died she nuclear plant by up to 5 years that means remove removal of spent radioactive fuel still inside the facility won't begin before 2024 the plant suffered meltdowns at 3 of its 6 reactors

becky has your guide and tory johnson has a special edition of deals and steals. all that and much more on "gma." good to see you. hope your thanksgiving was fantastic. >> it was. i hope yours was, too. you can't see us, but we're dancing talking about cybermonday. what are you buying? >> there's a list. but pointing and clicking is exhausting. hopefully i can stay awake for that. >> see you. >>> if you're looking for a ♪ ♪ ♪ if you're living with a condition, kaiser permanente's integrated care team will help you get through life without missing a beat. kaiser permanente. thrive. >>> let's look at my concerns for today. they're mainly this morning. hydroplaning, high. standing water, moderate. with the high wind warning down, those are down to low, those things. on friday into saturday, tapering sunday, more heavy rain is on the way. >>> the stormy weather is putting a damper on holiday cheer by causing a christmas tree shortage in somepla places. abc7 was at fort mason where the guardsmen was selling christmas tree. it's an all volunteer non-profit that raises m

. >> and becky worley is talking about it on "good morning america" and she has tsome tips. >> reporter cases, buy online, pick up in store, let's get you some deals. j crew, 45% off everything on saturday, kohl's 20% on off when you spend 100, mace s's 20% off. and so good luck getting it done. >> that was so ominous. becky will have a full report on super saturday coming up on gma at 7:00. >> i'm done with the shopping. >> we know. we have heard it. >> are you? but where is my gift that i gave you? >> this touched my heart because i was like this gift might come next year. >> look, you got a gift for me on time. mike, look at this. and mike, your gift is coming next would he beek. i haven't gotten your yet. i start where i need to start. >> i've got one for everybody else. i left it at home today. you'll get it tonight. here is a look at what is going on in san rafael. sfo, no delays being reported. dry with limited sunshine, not only today, but also tomorrow. the unsettled pattern really hits us sunday into a lesser september monday, tuesday, wednesday and thursday. heaviest rain goi

i'm becky quick along with andrew ross sorkin joe is out today but sitting in for him we have tom farley, the ceo of farpoint ventures and cnbc contributor our guest host for the hoe is joanni lipman. she's also a cnbc contributor. good morning, guys. >> they all got the memo on the festive clothing today. >> great minds think a like, right? >> some clashing shades of maroon and red but we're all festive. >> you team up, we team up, too. we planned this out well >> totally. >> the markets are not color coordinated. look at the u.s. equity futures, green arrows across the board. >> it's the christmas season >> just not red arrows and that's been the surprise this has been the trend we have been watching for quite some time future indicated 44 points by the dow. s&p futures by 3.5 this comes after we saw all three of the major averages sitting at new highs again on friday that's happened a lot recently the dow and the s&p 500 up for the last seven of the last eight sessions nasdaq on an eight-day winning streak and that's something that you're watching as we kind of rush into the holiday s

becky and andrew are off today u.s.s hour have been around the flat line i was going to say they've improved >> it's been a great nine year run. >> nine years. yes, it has. >> the decade. the decade ends really in december of next year. >> in your view. >> if you think about it. >> we're going to disagree on this. >> it's better to round things i mean, and it's sort of in a simple way it's easier to think december. >> why don't we end it 2023 to start? three years out? >> you know, we do base ten. not everyone even does base ten. some do base eight here's what's making headlines at this hour walt disney is wrapping up a blockbuster year at the movies "star wars," the rise of skywalker topped the box office. so far this year, six disney movies have taken in more than 1 billion in receipts. disney has accounted for nearly 40% of all u.s. box office receipts in 2019 >>> and two economic reports will hit the tape this morning the chicago purchasing manager's index is out at 9:45 eastern time 15 minutes later the national as

that land owner becky jones part of an in-depth piece by the "times" written by my next guest. with us. a great piece. as you write in your piece, access to private land may be the biggest barrier standing between the president and his wall. tell us about the situation along the border and what you found in your reporting. >> well, the trump administration is behind schedule. they have a deadline. president trump has set a deadline to have 450 new miles of border wall constructed by 2021. thus far, the administration has about 93 miles built. most of that wall is in places where there was some type of barrier or vehicle barriers which is different than border wall. but that was present before. the other thing is those 93 miles are all on federal land. so adding to the challenges. that being a funding challenge. as you've said. disagreement on the hill, as well as investigations into the contractors actually doing the building. you have to look at the people who live on the border. and who the administration needs to convince to either voluntarily offer their land or be taken to

they go to church on sunday and they tell becky in the church next to her and they tell becky that thish me, i want you to sing these lyrics with me ready it was like this. stand up won't you stand up, won't you stand up won't you stand go. >> standup bone chew standup bone to, -- >> keep going. to the end of the hurt, to the last one we learn and i am through the noise and i will stand my ground until i see the end. but you will to and said -- let's be louder than them d.c.. stand up won't you, stand up for you, stand up when you, stand up when you. paul >> stand up until the lesson is learned and i will wrecked my voice i'll be heard through the noise and i will stand my ground until the end and you will too if you will understand when you stand up loan you, stand up when you stand up when you. (cheering) >> keep fighting the good fight. [indiscernible] [chanting] >> enough is enough! and offices it off! enough is enough? enough is enough! enough is enough! >> isn't it a beautiful morning for talking gun laws. (cheering) i am so happy to be here with all of you warriors this morning.

>> that was becky worley reporting.omehow i'm not surprised about that. >>> the tv series about the deadly 2016 ghost ship warehouse fire is on hold for now. anger over the crisis caused the creators of the series to put it on pause. they had signed a deal with cbs television studios for several tv projects. they say they isn't sold the ghost ship project. even just speculation about the project led many friends and family members of of the ghost ship victims to ask them to reconsider. the creators have agreed to stop the project. >>> san francisco police and volunteers will gather today to look for a stolen dog named jackson. here is a photo of the 5-year-old mini australian shepherd. officers say someone stole jackson yesterday morning from outside the grocery life grocery store on courtland avenue in the ingleside district. anyone with information about jackson's whereabouts is asked to call sfpd. >>> two wildfire survivors in paradise are spending this weekend in their brand-new tiny home. the roberts family could n

good tips there. >> thanks, becky. >> thank you, becky. >>> now to the firestorm over the new clint eastwoodhe middle of the 1996 atlanta olympics bombing. there are serious questions about how olivia wilde's real-life character is portrayed. now the actress is responding to the outrage. linsey davis is here with that this morning. good morning. >> good morning to you all. lots of backlash and controversy surrounding this upcoming film, "richard jewell," well in advance of its release today, so much so that olivia wilde is now coming forward defending the movie's depiction of the now deceased journalist at the heart of the story. >> we don't lead on the story, what are we doing here? >> okay, we're running it. >> reporter: actress olivia wilde is speaking out defending her portrayal of real-life journalist kathy scruggs in the new clint eastwood film "richard jewell." >> jewell fits the profile of the lone bomber. the frustrated white man who is a police wanna-be who seeks to become a hero. >> reporter: it suggests scruggs who reported on the 1996 olympic park bombing slept with an fbi agent

did all becky aaron for $100.00 flights after a crash on friday left at least 12 people dead $98.00 passengers and crew on board the cause of the crash is still unknown there be more protests in the indian capital new delhi after a controversial citizenship law which critics. demonstrators bore symbolic handcuffs and shouted slogans calling prod minister narendra modi's government a dictatorship and they're calling on police to stop using excessive force israel's leader benjamin netanyahu has thanked his the crude party members and promised to lead them to an election victory after fending off a leadership challenge rival gideon saad had hoped to convince members that it was time for change. and those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after live at ft. it's a mobile world. which calls texts and apps to help make all lives easier. and but not everyone's benefit to. yes it can mobile phone apps be designed to help make it better whoa. this series challenges app developers from around the world to visit communities who are missing out and then come up with an app that could

welcome to "squawk box" here on cnbc i'm becky quick with joe kernen and tom farley who is in for andrew is the ceo of far point acquisition group, former president of the nyse and cnbc contributor. u.s. equity futures are rising on a report that the u.s. and china are making progress on an agreement about the amount of tariffs that would be rolled back in a phase one deal we'll have more on that in a moment right now, you see the dow futures up by 143 points first some other quick headlines in this hour, google's co-founders are moving away from their current roles. larry page is stepping down as ceo of google parent alphabet. the company's other co-founder sergey brin is giving up his role as president. both will remain on the board. page will be replaced as ceo by sundar pichai, the ceo of the google unit. that stock up by half a percent today. >>> mortgage applications fell last week according to new figures from the mortgage bankers association. that drop was driven by 16% plunge in refinancing activity which came even though average 30 year mortgage rates remained unchanged at 3.97

affront to this whole impartiality thing. >> well, he's certainly not holding back in that answer to becky. you know, i think republicans and to some extent democrats have viewed this process as partisan, certainly more republicans are seeing it as partisan. democrats have said that they're doing this because they're supporting impeachment because of their need to fulfill their constitutional responsibilities. republicans see it as a partisan issue. the president has dismissed it as a witch hunt and as a sham, which he did yesterday in the oval office. and senator graham, i guess, is just saying, look, we've seen the evidence. we disagree that this has led to impeachment and i've already made up my mind. he will be open to some criticism for having said that, but i don't think it's a big surprise that senator graham's position on this is that president trump will be acquitted in the senate. if you look at the numbers, it's not hard to draw that conclusions even without senator graham's comment. >> don't senators take an oath that they swear to be impartial? won't he be breaking that oath?

as money was about to step down from public life his successor tabone becky made the decision to spend $10000000000.00. quite scarce public resources. owns weaponry that we didn't need. rather than provide life saving medication for the almost 6000000 south africans who were then living with hiv aids. the primary reason for those deals was that around $300000000.00 in bribes were paid to senior politicians. and sadly to the african national congress the a.n.c. my own party. i was called in by a senior member of the n c's national executive council he said to me look angry this is a battle you cannot win because this money bribe. we used to fund our 999 election . and almost immediately i'm asked to make a statement to the press that says there's nothing to investigate. it's all over. and i looked at him there said no it's not. i won't be able to live with myself. if i stop this investigation but at the same time i'm also realizing. that this is the end of my political career. the heads of government of the salespeople in chief of their countries large arms contractors. and this is the

joe and becky are gone, but andrew and sully are here to push on.egree we brought in tom farleigh and our friend m.c.c it's been a bad year for boeing. the stock price in question. will a new ceo cause a volatile session. the tickers are moving and we'll summarize just how the markets keep hitting new highs trade talks advancing, but will trump reveal when china will sign a phase 1 trade deal? kickback and relax the year's almost done "squawk box" begins in 3, 2, 1 ♪ ♪ snoitsz ♪ >>> good morning welcome to "squawk box," a special edition we should say on this christmaseve right here o cnbc that's very good theme music. >> impossible not to be in a good move. >> i'm andrew ross sorkin, brian sullivan and michelle caruso cabrera back at the table and tom farleigh, wearing the best blazer of the year how many times a year can you wear that? >> once a year merry christmas. >> carlos watson ozzy.com >> i didn't do the tom thing i didn't want to crowd him >> we'll swap. >> very nice take a look at u.s. equity futures which is good. dow will open up 18.5 p

my own preference is for becky long—bailey, but i think it's welcome that the members are going to havee a choice between many, not few. other mp5, like jess phillips, lisa nandy and yvette cooper may run as well. the scale of labour's loss here is onlyjust really sinking in, and at labour hq, there is a long list of questions that beg hard answers. first, can the party avoid slipping into a bitter blame game over what went wrong, before a healthy discussion over who and what might be next? it might be five years before labour has another chance on the doorstep at the next general election, but time may not automatically be a healer. without doubt, for labour, there are many wounds to put right. now on bbc news, the travel show. this week on the travel show: i'm in the uk to see up close how one of the nation's most iconic landmarks is getting a much—needed facelift. 0h! oh, my very word. look at that! and with the festive season just around the corner, we're in london's historic burlington shopping arcade as a famous face helps it celebrate its 200th christmas. before i head east to no

they tell becky -- ♪ this is what i believe, i believe! ♪ ♪ becky knew the words to say! fight.nd up, won't you stand up won't you stand up won't you stand up d.c., go! won't you stand up won't you stand up won't you stand up ♪ keep going! ♪ ♪ let's be louder than them, d.c.! ♪ ♪ ♪ won't you stand up won't you stand up won't you stand up won't you ♪ [cheering] keep fighting the good fight! [cheering] [indiscernible] [chanting] >> isn't it a beautiful morning? [cheering] i am so happy to be here with all of you warriors this morning. thank you. to everything that you do make all of our communities safer. my name is chelsea parsons, i run the gun violence prevention program at the center for american progress. when i was in law school, i read hundreds of cases that came out of this building. and we had the most fascinating academic debates about legal doctrine and starting in a year or so, law students are going to start reading the opinion that comes out of this case. they are going to have fascinating academic debates about -- [indiscernible] [laughter] but what we know is that