supervisor david chu wants more regulation on short-term rentals and is proposing legislation requiring the landlords to take ownership. >> only one small car earned a tom rating of "good" in a new crash test. the mini cooper countryman. they looked at highway well the car protected drivers and passengers and was part of a front end hidden object hit at 40 miles per hour. the worst was juke and leaf and the any idea -- the fiat 500l. the full results are on abc7news.com. >> adorable video going viral a big sister, devastated by a simple fact live. >>> i don't want him to grow up. >> do you want him to say little forever. >> he is so cute. >> ahhh. the five-year-old is inconsolable after finding out her baby brother will not always be a baby. she kisses him and hugs him and says how much she loves his smiles. the parents posted this on youtube two days ago and it has gotten more than two million views. so adorable. >> wait give years and they will be fighting like cats and dogs. >> exactly. they will get over it. >>> meteorologist mike nicco? >> thank you is why mire old other sister cri

. >> heading into the close, david darst and dominic chu joining us now.e you here. >> nice to be here. >> did we just shake off everything from yesterday? gaza doesn't matter? ukraine doesn't matter? >> michelle, you're a geopolitical expert. the way they fix drop today, the people coming in to buy tells me that the party is not over in terms of the united states stock market. we all are in solidarity with the 299 people that lost their lives. this is possibly the moral bankruptcy of the people who shot that missile, same as september 1st, 1983, korea 007, shot down by the soviet union. the same as pope paul ii saying mass in krakow, 3 million people, and the same as chernobyl, april '86. those things contributed to the downfall of the bad guys. >> but it doesn't have a material impact on earnings or economic conditions? >> you know, i think, basically, everybody believes the fed, the european central bank, bank of japan are standing behind if anything did get out of hand, so there is that monetary backstop, and the economic news flow has been pretty good

that's up session highs, just off the highs up nearly 12%, david, back over to you. >> thank you very much, dom chuns to talk to bob today, of course, the dow up 17,000, reflective of a positive market. you're not like last year, but nonetheless getting stronger, the bob oistein joins us on the phone. nice to speak to you. >> caller: good to see you and talk to you. >> 17,000, make something of it, of course, you, as a professional, filed the s&p, as do most viewers, but that said, what's behind the rally? >> caller: well, we're in a mer mergers and acquisitions. i don't think the story's in the market anymore, and, you know, basically, the values are up there, but underneath, everybody's in the social media, the shopping stocks, the pe petsmarts, bed bath, low cash yields, few people doing that. five stocks in the last two weeks taken out of the portfolio or expressions of interest. petsmart, live on closing bell said private equity is interested, a company doing five bucks a share, free cash flow, hidden di appreciation with another 50 cents, and we think they are on the way to seven, and if it's

david rosenberg, thanks for joining us. >> let's send it over to dominic chu with a marketplace. >> check with biodelivery sciences, this is moving higher after the drug developer reported positive results for severe pain treatment, that resulted in another $10 million milestone payment from endo international which has a licensing agreement with the company. they are up 15% on the news. as for endo international is also up on the day, two companies on health care side doing pretty well in today's trade. back over to you. >> when we come back, the ceo of marriott international, arne sorenson, when "squawk on the street" comes back. >>> got in big news from marriott, atlantis paradise island joining the marriott hotel portfolio. welcome, arne how long has this been in a works? >> six months in the recent incarnation, we've been looking at atlantis for many years, it is a jewel in the caribbean. >> what more can marriott bring to it? a lot of people who watch our channel are pretty familiar with the area. >> it's all of our channels and customers, atlantis is well known, many of us have bee

david cote, thank you for being here. it's good to see your perspective. >> nice to see you again, kelly. >> appreciate it. >> bye-bye. >>> breaking news now on citigroup. dominic chus, courtesy of dow jones. the u.s. and citigroup are near a multibillion dollar deal to resolve mortgage problems here. so, again, citi and the u.s. government at least near a multibillion dollar deal to resolve their mortgage issues. this according to a report from dow jones, citing sources -- progress in the settlement talks is related to the sale of mortgage securities, comes after the u.s. threatened to file suit against citi for this. the settlement could happen as early as next week, according to sources over at dow jones, and citi's expected to pay more than $4 billion to resolve these particular issues. so, again, the u.s. and citigroup near a multibillion dollar deal, could be more than $4 billion to resolve mortgage issues, mortgage-related lawsuits between the u.s. and citigroup. we'll bring you more details, but for right now, again, an interesting development for a very, very large cap financial stock that's currently very much in focus for a lot of investors as we approac