dow is down just a point right now. a manufacturing decline in new york and disappointing housing news hurting market momentum today. also weighing down dow is coca-colasoda sales fell 3%, but still made $1.7 billion. >>> the u.s. auto industry showing signs of job growth but being on the assembly line isn't so simple today. dave reports. >> reporter: this was one the picture of american auto workers. assembly lines churned out cars at a frenzied pace to make the united states the world's leading producer of auto mobiles. today the number is less than 1%. and yet four years after an $8 billion bailout and huge layoffs, analysts say american auto worker jobs are again poised for growth. >> we're seeing new plans and investment going on in this country from the domestics and imports. so i think there is still a lot of availability. >> reporter: an increase in part attributed to foreign-based manufacturers like nissan and volkswagon. that's especially true in southern states like tennessee and mississippi where weaker unions and reduced labor costs have made manufacturing more attractive. >> it has shifted to some extent away from the detroit three. and

coca-cola a little bit with other drinks, dasani and power aid. that stock is down almost four% as i speak. it is contributing to the 17-point loss for the overall dow industrials. coca-cola is buying some of green mountain eventually at end of the this year let us make our soda and other beverages at home. that could help the stock out. adam: i'm looking coke down 3%, lauren. a company can figure out how to make me pay money for tapwater in a bottle, why wouldn't you invest. two hours left in the trading day. thank you very much, lauren. >>> we have breaking news on the battle over the federal minimum wage. peter barnes is in washington for us and we will get to that a little bit later on. but right now we are going to continue our discussion what is happening in the markets. nasdaq composite and russell 2 thou as we said, on track for the longest winning streak in seven months. ned riley, of reilly asset management, the bulls own the neither future. we have john lekish, no way the bears will eat your lunch. ned, you first. you seem optimistic. why? there is information on the horizon saying time to get out. >> we know that information. the irony t

. >> coca-cola is at 36 with the dow still down 3%. dpoint, coca-cola is a good long-term investment. >> thank you, alan. senior market analyst at trading advantage. we showed you a great shot of his mouth there to get you started on this monday morning. just a reminder of the breaking news in the past few minutes, the egyptian prime minister says the government has decided to resign. he announced it in her 15-minute cabinet meeting in a live address, so we have to wait and see because the anticipated future of the country was part of the cabinet resigning today to louisa still talking. i have to say good-bye. that's it, i'm julia chatney. " squawk box" is coming right up. >>> good morning. welcome to "squawk box." power shift in the ukraine as the president flees and now the country tries to return to normal. it needs european help. >>> and finance ministers agree to push for faster growth with 2.5 million more. and netflix strikes a deal with comcast. it is monday, february 24th, 2014. "squawk box" begins right now. >>> good morning,

dow is up 101 points. safeway is actively traded this hour after saying it is exploring a sale of the company. coca-cola, ford motor and verizon among the most actively traded stocks. >>> marriott international coming off session lows, a little bit flat, after reporting a tough fourth quarter marched by the government shut down -- marred. we have the ceo and president, aarp knee sorenson. he will let you know how you get in on marriott as well as check in. thank you for joining us. the report that you put out i know you changed the way you report to a calendar basis. so comparing fourth quarter of 2013 to fourth quarter of 2012, revenue 2.3 billion in 13 --' 13. kind of misleading isn't it. >> we had oddity in 2012 and we had four months in the fourth quarter and' 13 we had three months. which. we look at same-store sales and revpar. we were up is 5% in the fourth quarter. it is good, solid growth that reflects building economy without kind of robustness we've seen out of prior recoveries. adam: we should point out not just revpar up in north america, it is up worldwide for you. investors seem to think

the s&p is higher, nasdaq is up 28 points right now while the dow is just down a fraction today. coca-cola'sasdaq up 28 points at 4272. two controversial stocks that kelly will be dealing with next hour, herbalife reports earnings after the bell. that should be coming out any moment now. that stock is up 4% today. medbox, this is the company that sells marijuana through vending machines. that's getting clobbered today, down 11%, and the ceo of that company will be on with kelly next hour. very controversial topic, so stay tuned for that. terry dolan, what do you do with this market right now? it's kind of marking time right here. >> i think it is. and i think that as we mentioned last week, i think you're going to need to do a little work with the industrials and the s&p 500. the moving averages are kind of broken down a little bit in my view and i think we've had a nice, healthy rally. it would be great to see them come in a little bit, build a little horizontal movement, and get on firmer ground to go forward but i think the markets are looking positive. i think the chart that looks the be

is underway on wall street. >> we will look at the big board with the dow in positive territory for a change this week: up 95 points to 15,535. >> coca-colarst, twitter is down 21 percent after reporting $511 million quarter loss but it beat wall street earnings. they had 241 million monthly users the last quarter a 30 percent increase from the rest year but fewer than what some expected. >> coca-cola is joining forces with green mountain coffee roasters the makeers of the single serve coffee maker and signed a 10-year agreement with green mountain to develop an at home beverage system for the famous soda. coke is acquiring a 10 percent stake in grown mountain for $1.25 billion. >> if you were one of the millions who tweeted in the last couple of days hoping to win $1.5 million from esurance, you didn't win but somebody in northern california did. the winner of the prize was announced on jimmy kimmel cash to a northern california resident. >> >> john you just one $1.5 million! >> there is no word on where beyond and his wife, the winners, live, it is being kept quiet over security concerns with the contest kickoff when the company called

information is at risk if hackers attack big businesses and even universities but there might be a way to fight back and make some money while you are doing it coming up. cheryl: dow 72, looking at coca-cola, the stock at 3742, dallas 2 points, the dow higher by 72, the company offering $0.20 a share, thirty.five cents per share. that is the dividend increase for coca-cola. that came out of the minutes ago. bring in nicole petallides for the stock exchange. nicole: a lead story today is the fact that facebook acquiring what's app for $19 billion, that is a few moves. what about the other names in the business? watching blackberry on this news. how much these messaging services are worth, it is very popular, and target of 950. it is sitting at 950. they could get more money than people regionally fought for their very popular messaging service and that is why we're seeing blackberry been down. we know that for a fact the base on the news we are seeing, the acquisition of what's app, what does that mean? >> thank you. a string of death and suicide has the financial world on edge. a person dies under mysterious circumstances. liz macdonald joins us now, the story we're looking at. she report

coca-cola has slumped 3.8% after turning a disappointing -- turning in disappointing quarterly results. the dow has been waiving back and forth and isnasdaq is down 31. s&p up 3. >>> california's olive industry is demanding federal tests of imported olive oil. only 3% of all of the olive oil is grown and used here. industry leaders are accusing companies of mislabeling their products and often selling lower trades. they add that most americans don't know the differences between olive oils so they usually just buy whatever has the lowest price. >>> colin kaepernick hosted the hall of game awards ornd cartoon network and demonstrated why he should keep his day job as the san francisco 49ers' quarterback. ♪ i got the eye of the tiger dancing through the fire ♪ [ cheers ] >> good try. he and cam newton both attempted to sing as part of a friendly competition to see who was the better show host. they ended up having a lot of cheesy fun which -- during the show which was killed with a lot of -- filled with a lot of silliness. >>> are you satisfied with the way this project has been handled? >> well, of course, i'm not satisfied. >> gail m

is the biggest fall since 2011. the dow closed off 24 points to just over 16,000. coca-colahe drag factors in yesterday's trading. bill: have a coke and a smile. martha: maybe not so much, not yesterday. bill: outrage over this picture. soldiers striking a pose around a flag-draped casket. it has gone viral. now some serious fallout for the person who posted it. martha? martha: will democrats keep control of senate come november? karl rove reacting to comments made by press secretary jay carney. >> he will not going and democratic party will not lose control of the senate in our view. ♪ ♪ where you think you're gonna go ♪ ♪ when your time's all gone? male annocer ] live a full life. the new lexus ct hybrid with an epa estimated 42 mpg. the further you go, the more intesting it ge. lease the 2014 ct 200h for $299 a month for 27 months. see your lexus dealer. for $299 a month for 27 months. (knochello? hey, i notice your car is not in the driveway. yeah. it's in the shop. it's going to cost me an arm and a leg. that's hilarious. sorry. das. get some of that midas touch. they t

dow has lost more than five percent -- 5%. it is after an unexpected drop in jobless claims. we are also keeping our eyes on two stocks -- the first is green mountain, and the second is coca-colaer coca-cola has agreed to buy a 10% stake in the machine maker to introduce single-serve cold drinks. green martin -- green mountain's new. will launch next year. the ceo declined to discuss what other companies they will be working with but did not rule out working with pepsi. we'll be back on the markets in 30 minutes. ♪ welcome back to the second onf hour of "bottom line," bloomberg television. i am mark crumpton. breaking news, former sac capital fund manager matthew martoma has been found guilty of insider trading. su keenan. >> it was a stunningly quick verdict, three days of deliberation, guilty on all three counts. the 39-year-old will remain free on bond until a sentencing hearing. he could hit -- he could face 15-to-20 years on the charges that involve insider trading on an alzheimer's drug trial that resulted in a $275 million profit on two drug stocks. yesterday isnow that the jurors sent a note to the judge, asking to reread testimony from a neurologist, which was perhaps

dow is down about 22 points. fourth-quarter profits missed revenue on both of those. we have seen the same issue happening over at pepsico. that is a pressure business for people like coca-colae floor of the new york stock exchange. we have lauren simonetti standing by. >> taking a look at blackberry shares. they are up by 5%. i was so surprised to pull this number. 27%. that is a positive for the stock. upgrading the stock. they like the management changes. blackberry still suffering. still down about dirty-40%. a strong performance today. cheryl: thank you very much. the final rule for too big to fail banks. peter barnes is standing by in washington with the details. peter: the beginning of the end of it. that is probably the best way to put it. it is all part of financial reform. the fed is expected this afternoon to approve final rules for megabanks. making sure that they are not too big to fail. the goal is to beef up bank balance sheets. the rules will likely cover banks with assets of $50 billion or more. plus, systemically important financial institutions that are not banks like aig. >> we have already scene a lot of restructuring taking place in anticipation of the

dow is up 58 points. let's get over to dom chu for a market flash. dom? >> let's continue the conversation on beverages. coca-colacents, 30.50 cents per share. this is the 32nd annual consecutive increase in terms of the overall annual dividend increase and coca-cola shares trying to recover on the 4% drop in earnings. at least some upside on today's trade. back to you. >> thank you very much, dom. >>> still ahead on the show the ceo of marriott will join us to explain why unlike other lodging companies arne sorenson is accelerating cash to shareholders and why the recent bad weather may be boosting the fortunes of that particular industry. "squawk on the street" will be right back. at cognizant, we help forward-looking companies run better and run different - to give your customers every reason to keep looking for you. so if you're ready to see opportunities and see them through, we say: let's get to work. because the future belongs to those who challenge the present. ♪ ♪ where you think you're gonna go ♪ ♪ when your time's all gone? [ male announcer ] live a full life. the new lexus ct hybrid with an epa estima

dow, nasdaq, s&p 500 all gaining 2% or more. >>> we're going to be hearing a lot about how the u.s. consumer is feeling this week. we've got household names like coca-cola priceline all set to report earnings, so, that will be the next kind of stimulus for the market. >>> new this morning, a study looks at the lingering effects of childhood bullying. the study published today in the journal "pediatrics" says those who were bullied for a period of time as children were most likely to have poor mental and physical health well into their teens. this includes suffering from depression and low self-esteem. the researchers tracked thousands of kids from three big cities at different times in their development, in the fifth, seventh and tenth grades. >> it's a big study and what surprised me is the big percentage of kids by tenth grade who said they had been bullied at some time during their academic life. that's what really surprised me. >> over half, right? almost more -- i mean, it's an awful thing. >>> all right, coming up, arrested in sochi. an activist holds up a sign and winds up behind bars. could it be the start of an international incident? that stor

dow is up 217 points. dom chu, which stocks are taking us higher? >> it looks like the traders got that bullish catalyst they wanted from yellen. green mountain continuing its strong run continuing in us that coca-colatake in the country. a strong day for regeneron. strong sales of its ilea eye care drug. on the flip side you have info blocks plummeting after they cut their second quarter sales outlook in part on weaker government business and a tough day for conagra, one of the worst performers on the s&p 500. it lowered its outlook for the full year blaming weaker than expected demand in the consumer foods unit. we'll end on tesla which topped the $200 per share level for the first time ever earlier. they gained 344% in 2013 and are already up north of 30%, kelly and bill, in 2014. back over to you. >> thank you. anecdotally, this is the stock most people ask me about. >> yes. >> what about tesla? should i buy it now? should i wait? they're all -- because it is a stock that has fallen at times almost as fast as it has risen. so should you buy it at these levels around 200 sn$200? >> let's drawl it out. andrea james and zachary karabell. zachary is also author of "leading indicators." before we get