jim caron:, thank you --jim caron, thank you.scarlet: while the president was hosting his bipartisan meeting, his administration's agenda was released. the president warned that the u.s. would use all available tools to prevent china's economic model from undermining global competition. this is the latest warning to beijing, as washington gets ready for a host of trade actions. the president contemplating whether to slap a 24% tariff on imported steel and aluminum. julia: both the eu and china will likely respond. up, our treasury yields headed for a breakout? the three charts you can't miss. this is bloomberg. ♪ scarlet: time now for ourscarlet: weekly segment, charts go, where we take a look at charts and functions. abigail: joining me today, jonathan krinsky, chief market technician for an km holdings. we are looking at the worst month of the s -- of the 500. what do you make of this? will we see a new, lower low? jonathan: a couple of things to keep in mind, we came off of 15 consecutive monthly gains for a total return basis

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so there's any number of ways to show society will be better off besides just energy and caron from the technologies and we have to do a better job to make the case for the non-energy benefits because luckily they align with our goal in the energy front but as you say people need really good reasons to adopt technology. energy, frankly, where the energy walks and i live and breathe this every day so i'm different. we're all thinking about it but your average person and shouldn't be -- the marketplace should be serving them. we shouldn't expect everybody to be an energy expert. we should say the better technology is out there and align with our policy goals. out today, my contractor was demolishing my house and it's now a slab and i'll be building hopefully zero energy or zero emissions house in davis. i'm trying to walk the walk and learn and that's going right to policy. and particularly contractor who have their finger on the pulse of what people are buying and people are doing and asking them to do is worth its weight in gold. that's the reality check we need to make our policy calib

thank you very much, jim caron david faber, back to you. >> okay.e lot reava mo ahead for you on "squawk on the street." don't go away. experience lexus safety system plus standard. in the 2018 lexus es and es hybrid. lease the 2018 es 350 for $339 a month for 36 months. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. >>> welcome back i'm dominic chu. check out what's happening with stocks up this morning technology standing out as one of the best-performing sectors, up around 4% so far. among the leaders, cisco systems on earnings, trading at levels not seen since 2000 of december. you've also got salesforce, autodesk and advanced micro devices all up by around 2.5% at this point so michelle, technology's going to be a big driver in today's trade. we'll see if it sticks that way into the afternoon back to you. >> we will watch for that. thank you, dom. >>> warren buffett's longtime business partner, charlie munger, says it's time for regulators to ease up on wells fargo. he says the bank will end up "better off" as it corrects a series of mistakes in trea

of course, with a caron top, medium earth orbit. would be good in the future. with mars we have to be a little careful, because we have some very a little careful, because we have some very interesting scientific exploration which we need to do. we are doing that with the mars rover in 2020, this will drill under the surface of mars to look for signs of life. so the last thing we want to do is take humans or indeed crash ca rs into do is take humans or indeed crash cars into the surface of mars, because that would contaminate mars. i think we have to be careful. it does show a new and interesting capability of launching into space. is this now about a new, commercial, private race to space?” is this now about a new, commercial, private race to space? i think mainly it is that. there are a number of companies building rockets which could potentially be used. we have nasa, the european space agency, the chinese space agency, the russian space agency, the indian space agency, they can launch things interspace. they play very important