yeah, i wouldn't think twice." >> reporter:if not for david quintanilla's quick action. in the back of an ambulance. >> reporter:could very well have died stuck behind the wheel of this car, eventually pulled out of the antioch marina thursday night. >> "first, i felt, scared. you know, i felt, wow, this person needs my help." >> reporter:an armed security officer for antioch-based strategic threat management. >> reporter:quiintanilla was passing by the marina at around 10-30 at night and noticed a woman driving eratically in the parking lot. >> "and, all of a sudden, i see her speeding up about 45 miles and hour and i see her just driving right into the delta." >> reporter:quintanilla says he jumped out of his car and ran over to her. >> "luckily, the car was still floating, uh, the victim was still inside the vehicle. uh, she was screaming, she was yeling, she was saying, oh, i'm gonna die." >> reporter:but quintanilla reassured her that she was going to make it, before calling 9-11. >>- "i told her unbuckle your seatbelt. she was having a little trouble with her feet.

if not for david quintanilla's quick action.his woman seen in the back of could very well have died stuck behind the wheel of this car, eventually pulled out of the needs my help." an armed security officer for antioch-based strategic threat management. and noticed a woman driving eratically in the parking lot. sot- "and i see her just driving right into the delta." quintanilla says he jumped out of his car and ran over to her. sot- "luckily, the car was still floating, uh, the victim was still inside the vehicle. uh, she was screaming, she was yeling, she was saying, oh, i'm gonna die." but before calling 9-11, she was going to make it,. sot- "i told her unbuckle your seatbelt. she was having a little trouble with her feet. she was saying she wasn't able to move." from the dock, quintanilla was able to reach out to her and pull her out of the car as it sot- "when i took her out, it was seconds of the vehicle being it's a very satistfying moment for me. it's not an everyday thing that i'm able to save a life." the woman was late

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. >> pam:police responded to a call from david quintanilla, a secuirty officer at the marina at about 10:30 p-m. >> pam:he says the woman was driving "recklessly" in the parking lot and saw her speed off the dock into the water. >> pam:quintanilla then jumped in to rescue her. ap- ca--car >> i was able to reach her hand and pull her out of the water. >> pam:woman drives off marina dock, security guard pulls her out >> pam:emergency crews arrived and took the 41- year-old woman to the hosiptal. she was visibly upset in the back of the ambulance while being treated for unknown injuries. >> pam:the contra costa fire department was there to haul her overturned car out of >> pam: the sierra is looking for to snow. bring? --brittany? >> brittany: we have a winter storm advisory that goes into effect. we also have a flash flood warning that will go into effect for it lasting until saturday starting today. we are expecting snowfall to move in saturday night into monday morning. we are expecting travel delays. we are looking at when dust and 55 mi. per hour. this is not keeping the stronger sy

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber.he dow starts 99 points break even but futures are soft on weak guidance from caterpillar, williams sonoma. european markets in the red. philly fed just the latest regional survey to surprise to the upside and oil is about a dollar away from the first four handle of the year. our road map begins with the fed cutting the number of rate hikes it expects this year in half. what that means for the markets. shares of fedex are up on earnings and company taking a shot at amazon on its call yesterday. >>> plus jim cramer spoke to target ceo about competing with amazon. how he's positioning his company against jeff bezos. first up something that would have been nun thinkable. dow and s&p down 1% for the year after the fed reduced the number of rate hikes it expect this year from four to two. futures moving lower. caterpillar issues first quarter estimates in the wake of lower commodity prices even though they stayed firm on their guidance for the year, jim. >> yeah. i found that two surprising

i'm carl quintanilla, with david faber, jim cramer.tocks back to break even for the year, on track for a fifth week of gains. david has starwood news. we'll look at tiffany and adobe and more. europe is green but will be more mixed for the week. plenty of fed chatter. three officials set to speak, oil hanging on to the low 40s for the first time since december. the road map begins with the markets climbing back. dow and s&p back for the year. oil with a 4 handle. >> the bidding war for starwood. the hotel change taking a higher offer from chinese anbang. now marriott has five days to respond. >> as twitter hits an anniversary, jack dorsey says where the company goes from here. >> the bidding war in process for starwood. the company that had reached a deal to be acquired by marriott some time ago for 0.9 shares of marriott and 2 bucks per share, and a spin of this time rental business. that's what i'm thinking of, right? this morning as we reported first and has been confirmed by the company, anbang, the insurance company from china, al

. >>> good suze motuesday morning welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber. day one of a fed meeting. political primaries, retail sales. valeant, apple and more. futures are weak at the moment. europe and asia overnight in the red. the bank of japan leaves rates unchanged. retail sales okay, but the revisions are the worst in two years stateside. the selloff in crude continues. the road map begins with fed-ticipation. looking ahead to tomorrow and what people can expect. >> valeant shares are down big this morning after disappointing results. >> and it's mega tuesday with five major primaries taking place across the country. we'll go live to one of the most important states hitting the polls today. first up, retail sales down 0.1 last month, in line with expectations, january sales revised downward from 0.2 to 0.4 down. producer price is down 0.2 in february. unchanged if you strip out food and energy. the data coming as fed policymakers are set to begin their two-day meeting today with the latest policy statement due tomorrow afternoon. that will be f

carl quintanilla, david faber, everybody is off.cks started out looking like futures would open higher. we've largely give than up. the dow hanging on to a gain of 17 points. s&p barely higher right now. the nasdaq in negative territory. crude oil prices have turned lower even as the dollar is lower. >> let's get to the road map. the first quarter is almost over. will the market rally fade? find out if you should be getting out of stocks now. plus anbang sweetening its bid for starwood. we have the latest on the hotel battle. and uber's ceo, travis kalanick weighing in on the future of the company. >>> let's get straight to rick santelli with breaking news on pending home sales. >> holy cow is all i could think of. up 5.1% on the february read of pending home sales. now, of course 5.1 is the year over year number. if we look month over month it was up 3.5%. that's very solid as well. both are extremely above expectations. like all data point theres ther some revisions. last month, down 0.9, now 1.5%. overall, even with the revisions

i'm carl quintanilla along with sara eisner, david fasther, and simon hobbs.ay, unable still to crack 35. >> okay, here we go then. roadmap for the next 60 minutes on cnbc. mitt romney taking on donald trump this morning but will it have an effect on the front-runner. >>> plus the latest on the death of aubrey mcclendon. >>> and the resurgence in the housing market of flipping. active flippers now at the highest level in nine years. all the details ahead on cnbc. >>> first up, though, the market a little bit softer even though we got some decent action in asia overnight. retarms remained a story. of course, claims were a little elevated. whether or not it means something for the jobs number tomorrow. >> the claims number went in the other direction. economists say not at the level that's worrisome. oil is down. that could be a big reason why. we wonder whether it affected it. yesterday we saw a big rise. potentially pressure in energy. we're watching energy stocks and financials which has been leading in the rebound. >> chesapeake is up 12%. >> yes. >> why wou

welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david faber at the new yorktock exchange. the premarket is solid for the first day of march despite disappointing macro numbers in china and europe. we have those dovish comments from dudley which might explain some of this. china got a chance to digest that reserve requirement ratio cut. back home ism and auto sales in a few moments. apple and the fbi on the hill today walking the encryption tightrope. the keys to watch for. >> united technologies/honeywell saga continues. i will give you new details on the drama. >> and it's super tuesday. why today's results are so important and what to expect from each state. >> let's get to honeywell and united technologies. yes, continued drama, but it's over, actually. >> what? >> yeah. the drama has ended. honeywell says it is no longer pursuing a combination with united technologies due to that company's unwillingness to engage in negotiations. it was about a week ago, a little more than a week ago when we first told everyone about conversations that had taken place bet

welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber at the new york stock exchange. after four weeks higher, stocks set up for a big week. a fed meeting, bank of japan, tuesday's political primaries, and some m&a on this monday. we'll get to that. europe is higher for the moment. ten-year yield shy of two. and oil is down as iran says leave us alone on production. anticipation ahead of the fed this week what investors are expecting. >> starwood hotels gets an unsolicited stakeover bid led by anbang insurance group. we'll give you the latest. >>> united airlines ceo back to work today but the activists are not cutting him slack. what's ahead for munoz and the airline at large. >> starwood is up sharply in premarket trading. they received a takeover proposal from china's anbang insurance. it's worth about $75 a share in cash. the board of starwood says it is not changing its recommendation at this point and supports the company's planned merger with marriott, but they have a waiver from marriott that will allow them to negotiate until thursday. people f

i'm carl quintanilla along with joe cramer and david faber. europe's higher.horts may be coming ahead of draghi's meeting tomorrow. oil is father. inventories in about five minutes from now. stocks in the midst of the third longest bull market ever. we'll look at what the plays are leading the way. >>> three new directs have been appointed at valiant. what it means for its company and the struggling shareholders. >>> another illness youts brake at chipotle causing a store in massachusetts to close. stock is falling on that market. >>> first the bull market is turning seven. the dow's up 159%. s&p up 193%. nasdaq up 266%, not included dividends. it would be the next day, our co-anchor, mark haines, sat here at the exchange and said this was it, the worst was truly over in his view. take a listening. >> however, i'm going to step out on a limb here. >> this is the big -- hold on, we've been waiting for this. >> i think we're at the bottom, i really do. >> that morning futures were at the bottom. it was real. he was looking at the dow, 200 day moving average. at

welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with sara eisen, simon hobbs and david faber.42,000 is the jobs number for february. that's above expectations. revisions were up and wages stubbornly down. we'll talk about the market's reaction and what it means for rates. europe putting together some green arrows. 10-year 1.86 a one-month high. and in a few moments, meg whitman from hewlett-packard and the company's strong results. 242,000 is above expectations of about 200,000. wages weak. an annualized rate of 2.2. we were looking for 2.5. revisions added 30,000. wages, once again, the crux of this conversation. it's becoming a real puzzle, while everything else, labor force, reacts the way you want, wages do not. >> there's something for everyone in here. something for the bulls in the jobs growth and something for the bears in that wages are not growing along with jobs. manufacturing lost 16,000 jobs as we continue to wonder whether the manufacturing recession in this country has bottomed. that's not a good sign. obviously, carl, that 4.9% unemployment rate and the higher

welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla, with jim cramer, david faber is off today aive shot of the valeant post. you heard becky bringing you the news that mike pearson is out. the president in cuba, starwood marriott, a lot more futures steady, and europe muted. oil contract rolls over today. our road map this morning, marriott sweetens the pot for starwood. we'll talk to marriott's ceo, arnie sorensen. the president in cuba raises questions about economic opportunity there. and we're hours away from apple's highly anticipated event. we'll look at what to expect. valeant has been halted for the past half hour or so. as becky pointed out, mike pearson leaving the company. ackman to the board. predictable or not, jim? >> no. but there hasn't been much that is predictable. there's a mea culpa note from lehman brothers taking the price target from 135 to 134. taking numbers from 10 -- the reason i point this out is because the numbers are all of the map. no one knows the cash flow, what the company is really do. ackman joining the board is a sign he can't dump the stock

i'm carl quintanilla, with david faber, jim cramer. the year, on track for a fifth week of gains. david has starwood news. we'll look at tiffany and adobe and more. europe is green but will be more mixed for the week. plenty of fed chatter. three officials set to speak, oil hanging on to the low 40s for the first time since

i'm karl quintanilla with jim cramer at the new york stock exchange. david faber's off. heading into a long easter weekend with a weak premarket and the s&p once again negative on the year. europe zone in the red, oil under more pressure. we'll talk about this dollar rebound that is continuing. our "roadmap" begins with starboard lawn aeyg a proxy fight with yahoo! pushing a move. the board getting ready to name nine new members. ubs slapping a accelerating on wells foro, citing risks to the revenue growth. and the s&p, as we said, now red for 2016, as the markets are closed tomorrow. first up, some new developments this morning regarding the brussels terror attacks. our chief international correspondent, michelle caruso-cabrera, is live in the belgian capital. michelle, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, carl. new political ramifications in the wake of tuesday's attack. in the last few minutes, belgian media reporting that the justice minister and interior minister tendered their resignation, but the prime minister refused. of course, there's been lots of recrimin

. >>> good monday morning, welcome back to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla, with sara eisen, simon hobbs, davidights of this week. oil, after three weeks higher adding more to 36 and change. >> here is our roadmap this monday morning. saunders and clinton facing off as the race between the republican hopefuls heats up. grover norquist will weigh in on the latest news in politics. >> morgan stanley's vice chair of global wealth management weighs in on women's role in business. and what some of the recent stock gains are also some of the most shorted. >> coming up later on, the ceo of anthem will talk about the cigna deal and antitrust concerns. >> first u.s. markets slipping and on track to snap a three-day winning streak. stocks look like they're taking a breather after three straight weeks of solid gains. let's bring in craig johnson from piper jaffray and cnbc's steve liesman. good to see you both. craig, we're pulling back here a bit after a nice string of gains. little in the way of economic data and earnings on track for this week. we get an ecb meeting. i know you're technically driven, b

i'm carl quintanilla with simon hobbs and david faber at the new york stock exchange.a morning. drag draghi's policy, euro rises and falls. oil, meantime, opec sources are out in force saying a march 20 meeting is unlikely to happen. dow down back to 37. >> so, coming into the hour, this is how we plan things, but obviously, that could change. the ecb out with some surprise stimulus moves, cutting rates and expanding its qe program, plus some goodies for the banks. all the details. >>> plus, jack dorsey on running two public companies at the same time. hear what he had to say in an exclusive interview. >> and the bullish case for coca-cola. why rbc is expecting close to a 20% total return on that stock for the next 12 months. >> let's get right to those ecb headlines that are moving the market today. senior economics reporter steve liesman is in boston following all the details on that stunning euro turnaround, steve. >> yeah, it's very interesting, sara, what's happened, especially if you layer in what's happened with the stock market. but basically, people are saying

welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla, with jim cramer, david faber is off today abringing you the news that mike pearson is out. the president in cuba, starwood marriott, a lot more futures steady, and europe muted. oil contract rolls over today. our road map this morning, marriottwe

welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david faber at the new yorket is solid for the first day of march despite disappointing macro numbers in china and europe. we have those dovish comments from dudley which might explain some of this. china got a chance to digest that reserve requirement ratio cut. back home

i'm carl quintanilla along with sara eisen, david farber and simon hobbs. cramer is off today.. the presidential race, of

. >>> good suze motuesday morning welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and davidaries, retail sales. valeant, apple and more. futures are weak at the moment. europe and asia overnight in the red. the bank of japan leaves rates unchanged. retail sales okay, but the revisions are the worst in two years stateside. the selloff in crude continues. the road map begins with

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber.rts 99 points break even but futures are soft on weak guidance from caterpillar, williams sonoma. european markets in the red. philly fed just the latest regional survey to surprise to the upside and oil is about a dollar away from the first four handle of the year.

welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber at the new yorket up for a big week. a fed meeting, bank of japan, tuesday's political primaries, and some m&a on this monday. we'll get to that. europe is higher for the moment. ten-year yield shy of two. and oil is down as iran says leave us alone on production. anticipation ahead of the fed this week what investors are expecting. >> starwood hotels

welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with sara eisen, simon hobbs and david faber.xpectations. revisions were up and wages stubbornly down.

i'm karl quintanilla with jim cramer at the new york stock exchange. david faber's off.with a weak premarket and the s&p once again negative on the year. europe zone in the red, oil under more pressure. we'll talk about this dollar rebound that is continuing. our "roadmap" begins with starboard lawn aeyg a proxy fight with yahoo! pushing a move. the board getting ready to name nine new members. ubs slapping a accelerating on wells foro, citingis