i'm say ra eisen. >> i'm wilfred frost. we're back. back together. it literally feels like months. >> it has been. >> what great stories to cover. >> absolutely. we'll show you what they're doing this morning. u.s. futures under pressure after a selloff yesterday that sent the dow down a little less than 1%. dow futures down. s&p down 7.6. nasdaq down 22, but all the action has been in government bonds. a massive rush in into this safe haven treasury debt. look at that 10-year treasury note yield. we are in record territory. i think japan's long-term bond went to zero this morning. it is unbelievable. >> record bond buying across the board particularly out of uk. that out of fear, not confidence. i wonder when we get a moment that we think this is crazy. >> every time you think that, it continues. it's the trade everybody has been wrong about. >> the reason we don't see it sell off is we're not seeing inflation. i wonder if the uk will be the first one, not immediately, but with what you're seeing in the pound, do we see inflation pick up and if you

marissa mayer will -- the transition of the sale to for eisen.bloomberg. ♪ ceoie: semi wants to remain of yahoo! or what is left of the company. emily chang spoke with her earlier in california and joins us now with more. what was your main takeaway? emily: the first question was how did you arrive at the decision that this was the best home for yahoo!. this was the best place at the moment and they were also maximizing volume of access to spin off the core vision. also. that would scale that horizon brings to the table -- for eisen brings to the table. just verizon brings to the table -- verizon brings to the table. >> overall, i think it represents a huge amount of opportunity for verizon. emily: we know mercer mayer came into the job years ago with tremendous hope and possibility and people were out there who said she was taking on an impossible job. she is proud of what she guns and she feels personally very the outcome. people out there said yahoo!'s business was worth less than you zero. -- less than zero. she believes she can still see the

for nightly business report, i'm sara eisen. n it was a big month raised nearly $70 million in june and while it was a good month for her, it hasn't been the best of weeks for the presumptivity democratic nominee headlined by a meeting between bill clinton and attorney general loretta lynch, which led to damage control. john harwood joins us from washington. on and how? >> look, this was a big mistake by president clinton and by loretta lynch to have this meeting. according to clinton an lynch, there was a chance meeting on the airport tarmac. they were in separate planes. bill clinton went to her plane. they've known each other. he pinted her u.s. in in 19 u 99, but given the fact she's overseeing the e-mails, it was completely inappropriate for the meeting to take place and generated a political backlash. >> i know she addressed it at the aspen id basically said she will hold by the findings, but jo mentioned, look xwood. is wha she said today enough to headlines?art >> i don't think so. republicans are going to keep hammering

which sent shares ofwhitewave which owns brands lick silk, horizon and earthbound up 18% and as sara eisen reports the food industry an increase in merger activity. >> reporter: another food compan is in the shopping bag. whitewave which makes horizon milk and earthbound getting school board up by french yogurt giant danone y.? well, it doubles donion's u.s. business and gives it access to fast growing brands and growth, something food and beverage companies have been starving for. the problem. consumer tastes have changed. the economy globally is challenging, and innovation in this area has been hard to come by, so large companies are either buying small faster growing rivals like danone and whitewave or they are going at it alone, ramping up their innovation machines, hoping to grow by launching new products that match mainlyial tastes. that's certainly pepsi's strategy. >> a lot of food and beverage companies are struggling for growth and are reshaping their portfolios to hit the expectations. over the last ten years we've reshaped our portfolio already to be consistent with expectation

sara eisen is in washington, d.c.'s going to be speaking exclusively to fed vice chair stanley fisher in a minute that will be coming up. joining me is mike santoli. a look at the markets now. there he is. we'll go to the markets and oil take a look. we -- well we're coming off what has been certainly a very interesting week for the broader averages as you can see. once again, up this would be the fourth day in a row where we would end higher. >> manufacturing. >> we will see -- >> 53.2. >> if that is the case. let's get to rick santelli in chicago. he has breaking data. >> thanks, we'll go in chronological order the pay date is down 0 -- may date down 0.8%. huge month over month change for construction spending that follows a minus 1.8 revised to minus 2 from last look the worst since going back to january of 11 and minus 8 is as bad as the last revision i pointed out. let's move forward in time shall we. the june read on ism. here we go. it is 53.2. and that is better by a couple of points. looking for 51 handle. 53

i'm sara eisen along with dominic chu. thaps for sitting in for wilfred frost. >> great to be here. >> investigators searching forrancfo forranfor answers on the gunman who killed three police officers and injured three others. >>> and then a deadly military coup attempt in turkey has failed over the weekend. thousands have been rounded up and arrested. a report from istanbul coming up as well. >>> first, a lot of geopolitical uncertainty. global investors shake it off. >> we're green across the board mod erately speaking. the dow jones industrial average up 37 points and nasdaq, 9. yes, green, again, but not crazy to the outside. ten-year treasury notes currently yielding 1.5, 11.8%. let's take a look at what's happening in europe because we're seeing equity market strength now. we did see a little bit flatness but the german dax, flat again. they're all ratcheting back a little bit. of course, powered by that arm holding deal. the ibex 35 in spain fractionally to the downside, sara. >> that's what happened in aovernight.

i'm sara eisen. >> and i'm wilfred frost. plenty to cover this morning and we'll do that in just a minute. da >>> day three of the republican convention, make america first again. donald trump is now the official gop nominee. among those scheduled to speak tonight in prime time are former rival ted cruz and marco rubio. we'll have a live report from cleveland a bit later this hour. >> welcome back from the land of brexit. it's good to have you back. >> it's moved on. it's not the land of brexit. it's the land of changing of the guard in uk policy. >>> let's get a global check on markets this morning. looks like the gains are set to continue. it's been a bullish session. you left wilfred and the stock market shot right up. dow futures up 62. up six. nasdaq up 23. the s&p actually did pause for the rally yesterday, but the dow did manage to close higher for an eighth session in a row making a new all-time high following in the footsteps of europe this morning. not quite the enthusiasm you're seeing in the market. certainly well

i'm sara eisen joined by don chew sitting in for wilfred frost this morning. let's get a look at global markets. thank you to our own peter for this stat, the dow has been riding a seven-day up wave. that is the longest streak. >> it hasn't been on that much volatility. we haven't seen crazy moves up, crazy moves down. just every day seems like we're on the verge of another record. >> the past of least resistance. >> is up for right now. >> supported by earnings in the economy, would you say. >> only because the economy yes, the data points are coming up perhaps a little more positive on balance. maybe a little too early in earning season to say whether or not those earnings are going to affect the overall market. i will say this, a lot of traders we're talking to these days say the market yes the path of least resistance has been up, but it's been going up for quite a streak here. maybe a little bit of a pause. yesterday we did see weakness in the markets and we still set a record. >> we are seeing rotation in certain sectors. technology, materials had a good

i'm sara eisen in washington today. >> and i'm wilfred frost reporting live from london. good morning to you all. >> good morning. it is the friday before independence day. we're wishing america a happy birthday with some of best usa themed songs today. let's get straight so the markets on a friday. let's show you what u.s. futures are doing. under a little bit of pressure after pretty giant rally. the dow climbing more than 200 points again yesterday. giving back about 48 on the session here. s&p future down. nasdaq down 14. the first half of the queer nye officially in the books. the dow and the s&p 500 up nearly 3% for the year, but check at the nasdaq, it is down by the same amount. six sectors are positive here today led by tell kom up 21.8 pjt. the worst performer the financials down 4% for the year. as for the ten year treasury note, we have seen another strong week. buying a treasury sending yields lower. down to 1.41. they are down again this morning. just stunning to see pressure on yield's worldwide especially in the uk. >> absolutely right and the yields in th

i'm sara eisen. >> and i'm wilfred frost in london. last night's attack in the coastal city of nice marks the third terrorist attack on french soil in less than two years. it comes just eight months after the rampage in paris. we'll have the latest on horror that took place on france's bastille day in just a few moments. >> another difficult morning wilfred, but first let's check on the markets for you. u.s. futuring giving back some of the gains. we have gone on though for five sessions in a row. closing at another record high for the dow and s&p. little action in the futures action. dow futures down five. s&p down three. nasdaq down three. a heavy data dump in the u.s. marked by retail sales later this morning. as for the 10-year treasury no yield. we have seen them move in the complete opposite direction this week. that has pushed yields up into the 1.50. we're sitting at 1.53 this morning. >> let's check on the markets in asia. the figure showing china economy going 6.7%. slightly better than analyst had expected. the reaction as y

i'm sara eisen at worldwide headquarters. >> i'm wilfred frost outside the house in london. >> we can hear it, we can see it. it is throw back thursday. we're throwing it back with old school songs changes in honor of your prime minster. let's show you what's going on with the global market this is morning because that bullish momentum continues. stocks closing at a record high. the dow and the s&p yesterday. didn't take much. we managed to do it in a big move higher in futures this morning. check it out, dow futures up 1.12. this would be the fifth day in the a row of gains for the dow and s&p. the 11th for the nasdaq which is still a few percentage points away from a record itself, but really caught up here. 10-year treasury note yield, there has been some demand on and off for this treasure amid rally in u.s. stocks. the 10-year is back below 1.50. there was some buying. strong auction of the 30-year debt yesterday. the current theme of buying bonds and stocks has sort of held up. as for the early action in europe. the bullish momentum there continueses as well. the german dax up 1

and you're watching worldwi"wor exchange" i'm sara eisen.ive from cnbc headquarters in new jersey. >> i'm wilfred frost, live from 10 downing street in the heart of london. >> let's get a check on global markets this morning. u.s. equity futures not doing a whole lot, but keeping the record highs where we closed yesterday. a little bit of gains in the dow up three points right now in the early action. s&p 500 futures up 1. nasdaq up four. extending what was the highest close for the nasdaq of 2016. we'll get some economic data later and earnings really kicking off. as for europe, we saw stocks earlier higher resuming a rally that we saw in asia overnight. they're flat right now. little change. ftse 100 in pottive territory. that's has been the lagger. it's banks and focus under pressure, the italian stock market down.5%. nikkei extending what has been a strong run for the bulls over the last few sessions thanks in part to the weaker japanese yen and talks of fresh stimulus from the abe government. the nikkei closing higher. the shanghai comp

i'm sara eisen. >>> i'm wilfred frost. sara, i'm disappointed.just got back from the uk and you bought -- where is phil lebeau reporting from? >> farnborough. >> maybe phil will pick it up. farnborough. >> that's what i get for mocking you on almost every pronunciation. >> she's been mocking me before the show went live. let's check in on the markets this morning. futures after a fantastic day on friday, the jobs number coming in much better than expected. markets in line with the economic data as opposed to reacting to the rate hikes -- we're basically fat in the pre-market. the dow expected to open 12 points higher. the s&p just below fair value and the nasdaq expected to open up about 7 points. we gained about 1.5% all three of the major indices on friday. >>> last week, we hit a record all-time low. 1.375% right now. >>> after that big rally on friday from wall street, you're seeing the overseas international markets respond. let's show you the early trade over in europe. green at least for the german dax. up about half a percent. for france

sarah eisen now with more on coke's challenges. >> coca-cola reporting a mixed quarter, beating on profit expectation, but lowering outlook for sales and mising analyst's forecast. the reason, coke is experiencing a challengo economic environment with slowdowns across the emeg market and the strong dollar eating into i franchise or sell off some of its bottlers in the future. coo and president, james quincy, says there are signs of progress here. >> clearly, we're being buffetted by fore exand the asemitri of where we own our own bottling operation, but when you look beyond that, you see the company of the future emerging. werefranchisg on track. we're making solid revenue growth and profit progress in developing markets. >> the broader problem for coca-cola, soda consum and we saw that in negative volumes for sparkling or soda sales for coke, helping off set that was better growth in the stills category like juice, water and other noncarbonated beverages, but the problem remains that consumers are eating and drinking healthier. they're also increasing taxes on sugary sodas, including tha

i'm sara eisen. >> and i'm wilfred frost. good morning. it's throw back thursday. we're in the mix of the first official heat wave in new york. i have to say i don't like this one. the weather has been very, very warm. >> you don't have summer in london. i was there last week it was freezing and raining the whole time. welcome to summer. >> this is too hot the last couple of days. >> it's extreme. >> let's check in on the markets whether they're hot or cold this morning. the dow was down over 100 points, but rallied. all three up again this morning. the nasdaq by 10 points. the 10-year note once again hitting another all-time record low 1.32%. we're at 1.385. yesterday we also hit record lows in the german 10 year and the uk 10 year. >> let's look at the action in european trade that has been difficult in the last few sessions. green today. looks like more than 1% gains for the german dax, french cac. >> today month depash, the one that has been in the eye of the storm, they extended the short selling ban by three months. that's helped the banks to rally in the sho

. >>> good tuesday morning, i'm carl quintanilla, sara eisen, david faber, the new york stock exchangeiterally a wash in e.r.a..in earnin earnings, but that fed decision moving, crude remaining troublesome, now below 43. >> let's put some data into the mix. we have consumer confidence, with rick santelli in chicago. >> does anybody remember what they were doing valentine's day 2008? maybe you were buying a home. today's number, 592,000 on the june read of new home sales is the highest since february of 2008 and that's followed by 572, which was an upgrade, but do keep in mind for a little historical perspective, 1.39 million was the high water mark in july of '05. now from the consumer confidence board, 97.3, better than we were looking for, and it follows 97.4, which was the comp last time we were here which was rest graded, downgraded from 98, so that came down a bit. two back-to-back pretty solid numbers and finally july richmond fed manufacturing index at 10 when we were expecting minus 5 and follows minus 10, but 10 is the best since april when we were at 12 -- what was it? 14, i'

i'm sara eisen. >> and i'm wilfred frost. good morning to you and happy friday from me as well.s new music friday for us. a little pitbull to kick off your almost weekend. >> let's get to the top market story of the morning. breaking overnight, the bank of japan easing monetary policy. doubling purchases of etf. overall, investors appear to be disappointed. boj governor told reporters today's policy decision was meant to address overseas uncertainties. he argues quantitative easing has not reached itself limit and has room to move rates if needed. the markets to yen moving significantly higher. highlighting the extent of disappointment for investors. a 1.6 percent move higher. it has moved quite a lot. it went to 1.5 and back. and the nikkei has been similarly volatile throughout trade today. in the end, the nikkei ending up down sharply. managing to shake off the typical negative correlation it has with tend by the end of trade and closed up for the day. the yen moved certainly very clear. >> u.s. equity futures on the move this morning. let's show you the action. it does look

i'm sara eisen. >> i'm wilfred frost. very good morning to you from me as well. >> it's throw back thursday. we're throwing it back with a girl powered theme today. i hope we have some spice girls coming up. >> anything to get the spice girl sboos "world wide exchange." >> let's get straight to the top news. a ton of earnings this morning. if you went to sleep early last night, here's what happened at the democratic national convention in philadelphia. president obama taking center stage in prime time vouching for hillary clinton and making a point to say she would protect democracy from home grown demagogues like donald trump. >> no matter how much people try to knock her down, she never, ever quits. that is the hillary i know. that is the hillary i've come to admire and that's why i can say with confidence there has never been a man or a woman, not me, not bill, nobody more qualified than hillary clinton to serve as president of the united states of america. >> vice president joe biden also targeting trump in his addres

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sarah eisen at the new york stock exchange. we begin with the attack in france. details of which are still developing. 84 dead at least including two americans. europe and asia had muted reaction to the china data overnight mostly above expectations. strong retail sales as joe just said in the u.s. up 0.6 and a lot more numbers are on the way but we're going to start with this breaking news out of france. at least 84 people are dead in the city of nice after a truck ran down people celebrating bastille day. michelle with the latest. >> reporter: new footage shows the truck that killed 84 people filmed by a freelance journalist. the 28 ton truck with hand grenades plowed through on the french riviera. people jumped into the sea while the semi moved more than a mile on the boardwalk. police shot and killed the attacker and there's video obtained by the "associated press" that appears to show the moment when it happened. the u.s. state department said two americans are among the victims of the attack. nbc news reports they are 51-year-old sean copeland and 11-year-o

i'm sara eisen. >> good morning from me as well. >> let's check in on the global markets. u.s.ity futures after a mixed session yesterday that actually managed to close positive. looks like the gains continue this morning. it is a busy day in terms of kbhik data and earnings. dow futures up 48. s&p up 5. nasdaq futures up 31. as for the 10-year treasury note yield, it is fed day. day two of the decision. we'll expect that in the 2:00 p.m. hour. no news conference, but of course traders will be pursing the statement the 10-year treasury yield sitting prefed, 1.57. still very low. stimulus talk from japan today. check out the japanese yen which is falling. pre pressured on more expectations of further easing. this comes among reports japan the government will unveil $265 billion of stimulus in a passage. the move according to the reports is an effort by shinzo abe to reflate and stimulate the economy. though the amount the japanese government will spend directly to boost growth is unclear. the announcement comes earlier than expected. pressures the bank of japan to match the big

. >> will he win sara eisen over as well, that's the other question.>less likely to discuss. >> coming up, today's must reads. here's a look at this date in history. six years ago president obama signed the dodd-frank and wall form consumer protection act. certainly a hot topic in the election this season. stay tuned. we'll be right back. >>> welcome back to "world wide exchange." nine straight days the of gains for the dow. current the dow lower. only around 13, 15 points. the s&p and nasdaq only around north .1%. so perhaps eradicate. >> what. >> whatever. just below flat. they're expected. anyway, we'll see if the futures can turn around and continue to mark all three closing at record highs. approaching the top of the hour. the team is getting ready for "squawk box." andrew joins us with a hook of what is coming up. >> good morning. we have a lot of top this morning. we're going to talk about the election. we're going to be talking about voting your conscious. we're going to be talking about what took place last night. we have governor scott joinin

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with sara eisen and david faber.nued weakness as we move further near the holiday shortened week. dow down about 70 points. breaking economic news and we will gee to rick santelli in chicago. rick? >> we're looking for our june read on ism nonmanufacturing. the service sector, the biggest swath of the u.s. economy. looking for 53 and change. add 3 points. 56.5. 56.5. much stronger than we were expecting. and that's the best read since november of last year which was 56.6. considering it's employment week, let's go through the employment index. the employment index moved back above expansion of 50, from 49.7 to 52.7. new orders, they got very close, as close as you can get to 60 without actually overtaking it, 59.9. so that was a nice jump from 54.2. so we've had some spotty data. the service sector seems to be at least based on this measurement doing better. and yields, hovering around 1.37, 1.38, about the same place they were in july of 2012 and other than those two places you have to go to the eisenhower administr

i'm sara eisen along with my friend don chi todwhich yo chu wilfred. >> together we will lead our party back to the white house, and we will lead our country back to safety, prosperity, and peace. we will be a country of generosity and warmth, but we will also be a country of law and order. >> we will discuss his speech, ivanka's speech, in just a moment. >>> first let's checks on the global marlinskets this morning we mentioned the dow breaking that nine-day winning streak. still not off from record highs. indicating a modestly higher start for wall street futures. dough futures up 33. nasdaq futures up 11.5. as for the 10-year treasury note yield we saw yields come down just a bit in the selloff. it was a reversal of what we had been seeing in the past two weeks or so. yields are stable at 1.56. the money has poured into stocks instead. >> we are still near record highs despite that nine-day winning streak. we're taking some of those queues from modest stability in european stocks. if you take a look at major markets in europe, the german dax. the ftse 100 in the uk same story there.

i'm sara eisen with simon hobbs and david faber at post nine at the new york stock exchange.tanilla with us from the republican national convention in cleveland, ohio. we will get to him shortly. first a look at the markets. that nine-day winning streak for the dow jones industrial average coming to a halt. or at least a pause for now with the dow down 37 points. s&p 500 under a little pressure as well along with oil. technology, though, continues to lead. >> breaking economic data, leading indicators are out. rick santelli has that in chicago. good morning, rick. >> good morning. the june read for lei leading economic indicators up 0.3%. arguably a little bit better than we were expecting. it's the second best read of the year, april 0.6. that's the high water mark. no revision on last month, sequentially following a down 0.2. for the june read on existing home sales we're going to head east to diana olick. diana? >> rick, existing home sales in june, up 1.1% to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 5.57 million units. that's slightly ahead of expectations, but may's numbers

i'm sarah eisen. ivan. "mad money" with jim cramer begins now. >>> my mission is simple. to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere. i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now. hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money." welcome to cramerica. other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to make you some money. my job is not just to entertain you but educate and teach you. call me 1-800-374-cnbc. tweet me @jimcramer. if i had to sum up today in two words, good enough. dow dipped 19 eped 1d points. nasdaq advanced .2%. good enough is the theme for the day. why not start with the ultimate good enough? let's start with apple. they reported a number that showed a 15% revenue decline yet the stock is flying in after hours. how in the heck can it decline like that be bullish? simple. because there were many, many worries going into the quarter. even among the bulls that it would be worse, maybe far worse than that. nope, it was good enough. better than we thought three months ago. and frankly cou

i'm carl quintanilla, with sara eisen, david faber and mike at the new york stock exchange.are waiting fbi director james comey getting ready to testify on capitol hill on details of the investigation into hillary clinton's use of her personal e-mail server while secretary of state. the hearing comes as u.s. attorney loretta lynch says she is accepting the fbi's recommendation and will not charge mrs. clinton. live to the hearing as soon as it begins. in the meantime, though, we're going to bring in a couple guests to talk about this and help set it up. here at post nine with us, we're joined by former adviser to both the obama and kerry, edwards campaign, and from washington, d.c., former jeb bush 2016 communication director tim miller a senior adviser to the anti-trump principles pact. good to have you both. >> mark, the strategy from the gop to call the hearing so early smart or not. >> probably not. really good at making hay politically with the house government oversight committee, the benghazi controversy, the irs targeting, so when they don't have any evidence of actu

. >> sara eisen joins us. >> the clubber producers. big food companies are starving for growth so many are scooping up smaller, faster growing brands that are on trend with healthy eating and enter soy milk and plant-based dairy. that's why french yogurt giant dannion is paying up for white wave at 26 times cash fly, higher than other recent food deals. white wave has long been looked at as a target. wall street analysts expected anyone from general mills, kellogg's, general mills, coca-cola or pepsi kind of all made a play to come in and buy this company. we asked the pepsi cfo hugh johnson if he had looked at it. >> a lot of food and beverage companies are struggling for growth and are trying to reshape their portfolios to hit their expectations. over the last ten years we've reshaped our portfolio already to be consistent with expectations, whether it was acquiring quaker or tropicana or gatorade or izzy or naked so we're really happy with where the portfolio sits right now and it's capable of generating the growth that we've commit

i'm sarah eisen. ivan. "mad money" with jim cramer begins now. >>> my mission is simple.ake you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere. i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now. hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money." welcome to cramerica. other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to make you some money. my job is not just to entertain you but educate and teach you. call me 1-800-374-cnbc. tweet me @jimcramer. if i had to sum up today in two words, good

you're watching "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla, sara eisen is back from vacation, and obviously a lot of things going on, politically, it's hard to pull your attention away from the markets just two weeks and change away from brexit. >> it is hard to believe how many of a come back we've seen for this market and how long it's been since the last record high. back in may 2016 we got through the worries about china's currency, and about the falling price of oil and the brexit crisis. and you come back to a record high. >> and people who invest in the stock market, that should be the norm. what's interesting is that very strong payroll report on friday and a lot of concern ease body whe about where we're going. earning season brings us, and also what the effect of perhaps a blackout there for corporate researches had wi researches will do for the market. we'll hear about that in the next five-minutes. >> and mcdonalds, we have some breaking economic data that just crossed. rick santelli with wholesale trade, rick? >> yes, may whole inventories, a little bit lighter than expected. l

i'm carl quintanilla with sara eisen, simon hobbs and david faber.cks tiptoeing into a busy week. earnings season under way. big tech will start to roll in after the bell. we're watching baton rouge, turkey and the gop convention kicking off tonight. the national association of home builders has its monthly sentiment index out. let's get to diana olick for the numbers. hey, diana. >> hey, carl. builder confidence in the single family housing market drops 1 point to 59. that's a miss. the street looking for unchanged at 60. anything above 50, though, on the national association of home builders sentiment index is considered positive territory. we were at 60 one year ago in july. the builders continue to say they're having trouble with land and labor cup straints but cite consumer confidence given global economic problems and the looming presidential election here in the u.s. of the three components of this index, though, current sales and buyer traffic both fell 1 point to 63 and 45 respectively. sales expectations over the next six months, though, dr

thank the gentleman very kind to let me recap >> thank you for your approach to everything chairman eisenst, i want to apologize to the lady by coming brazen. one of the gitmo six has this spirit. we have also established the fact that i think that, there is certain requirements and parameters that must be met before detainees are transferred to a third country. uruguay told us and providing intelligence and monitorin monitoring -- the former president said that his government would place restriction on the movement of the six detainees that were released through uruguay. >> these gitmo six were not restricted in any way and he's not authorized ormond toing or surveillance. if we go back to the requirement that have been talked about numerous times here this morning, surveillance and monitoring and some assurances were part of the deal. so americans need to understand that one of the six detainees captures on the battlefield, al-qaeda operatives, captured it in afghanistan has disappeared. uruguay and brazil and united states and at this point have no idea where this individual is. now, t

sara eisen sat down with fed chair stanley fischer and asked him what could be done other than negative rates. >> i don't think it's worth speculating on whether we'll be driven to any of that. i hope it goes the other way. i hope that we strengthen and that the economy strengthens and that we continue along the slow, very gradual, path we have been on and that the rest of the world is recovering in such a way that that wouldn't create negative reflex effects on us that would have to be taken very, very seriously into account. but we'll watch all of that. >> well, let's talk about all of that with these fine folks and the exchange today. heather hughes checking in from washington. keith bliss is at post 9 here at the new york stock exchange. and rick santelli, i'm going to start with you with the nice flag tie there. it seemed like every morning this week when i opened up the cnbc app i was taken aback by the low yield of the 10-year and the 30-year continuing lower and this morning all-time lows. are you guys trying to sense where a bottom might be for the yields at this point? >> you

i'm sara eisen and simon hobbs live at post nine at the new york stock exchange.l quintanilla is live from the republican national convention in cleveland, ohio. this hour and david faber will join us with an exclusive interview with the chairman and ceo of morgan stanley james gorman. all over the big stories for you. in the meantime have a look at the markets. modest gains but enough to keep the dow's winning streak going. the best streak in three years. the ninth day in a row that dow is higher. s&p 500 is up by 4 points, wti crude worth watching, down almost 2%, at lows back to early may, simen. >> our road map for the next 60 minutes on cnbc. with day three of the republican national convention, carl will join us live. governor mike pence a clear focus in cleveland. >> roger ailes may be nearing the end of his tenure at fox news as questions continue to grow over sexual harassment claims against him. the latest for you straight ahead. >> morgan stanley reporting an earnings beat. the shares up moderately this morning, david will sit down for an exclusive inte

i'm carl quintanilla with sara eisen and simon hobbs and david faber.st day of earnings season, a lot of attention being paid to ford which is a police and warn. politics, of course, also in the docket as we await the acceptance of the nomination by hillary clinton. dnc kicks off day four after a big night with the president taking center stage last night. john harwood joins us from philadelphia. hey, john. >> hey, carl. week long conventions are about building your case. democrats try to multiple fronts last night, national security officials making the case that donald trump isn't fit to be commander in chief, you had vice president joe biden and vice presidential nominee tim kaine telling working-class voters not to rally behind a candidate they called mean spirited and dishonest. >> no matter where you were raised, how can there be pleasure in saying you're fired. he's trying to tell us he cares about the middle class. give me a break. that's a bunch of malarkey. >> folks, you cannot believe one word that comes out of donald trump's mouth. not one w

i'm here with sara eisen, david faber.uick check on the markets which are setting new highs once again. we got to 2166 on the s&p and the dow up 134. transports helping out a lot. >> our roadmap begins with the biggest tech ipo of the year, line. the japanese messaging app will begin trading any minute now after raising a billion dollars. we will speak with the company's co-founder. >> plus the market continuing its record breaking rally, the s&p and dow both opening at new highs. how high will it go? how long will it last? >> donald trump set to announce his vp pick. we will break down the possibilities ahead of that announcement. >> we're awaiting that line ipo over at post 8. set to make its debut at the new york stock exchange and in tokyo by the way. biggest tech ipo of the year. later on we will be joined by the co-founder and chief global officer of line when that opening trade happens. our own bob pisani has been watching the indications over at post 8 and he has a special guest. >> tom farley the head of the new y

i'm carl quintanilla with sara eisen, simon hobbs, david faber. watching a lot of earnings.ank of japan. fed statement this afternoon. dnc tonight. market right now holding on to about a 60-point gain. a lot of that, all of it, is apple and boeing. also, watching this ipo kdmn, kadsmon holdings, harlan waksal running it. >> big story of the morning apple shares surging after the company reported selling more iphones in the third quarter than wall street expectedp iphone sales did drop as demand for the device cooled off in china. but as i say it is better than many expected. we've added about $40 billion in value. to that market cap. tony saga knack ki analyst at bernstein who lowered its price target on apple before the announcement. welcome to the program. >> hi, simon. good morning. >> is this a game changer in terms of our expectations for apple here or just a knee-jerk reaction to beaten down expectations? >> i think it's more of the latter. i mean, clearly last quarter was disappointing. apple had provided relatively somber guidance for this quarter and this was clearl

let's get the details from sara eisen. >> soy milk and plant-based dairy are hot right now. whitewave owns horizon farm. this doubles their u.s. business and gives it access to fast-growing health-conscious products, something that large food companies are starving for. whitewave, you mentioned the share price at a record high. it is actually trading above the 56, or just right at there earlier, indicating some are seeing a higher counterbid coming in. this is a company growing 20%. they simply do not have it. consumer habits have been changed. innovation has been hard to come by. general mills scooped up annie's for 38 times cash flow. the big e, heinz swallowing kraft to combine two large companies to gain scale and cut costs. sniders buying the nut company. so how does the story end? the third largest food deal in history. hershey's has rejected the offer, so we'll see if mondelez goes for a higher bid. all sorts of healthy, fast growing brands. that stock is up right now. amplified brands and sniders right now. these companies are getting harder to come by because they'r

i'm tyler mathisen and sarah eisen. >> we're going to kick things off with trump's take on the economy as you mentioned. steve liesman watched the entire speech, so, steve, what's the real read on the economy versus what we heard from donald trump last night? >> right. well, there is to put it mildly some space let's put it between the bleak picture of the economy laid out last night by the fiery donald trump. and view of most economists differences range from the macro, that's the overall picture of a decrepe id economy. >> our trade deficit in goods reached nearly, think of this, our trade deficit is $800 billion. think of that. $800 billion last year alone. we're going to fix that. >> and this is a great example because donald trump is nearly exactly right on this number. it's not $800 billion. the correct number is $762 billion. but notice he said the trade deficit for goods. that of course ignores the $262 billion trade surplus the u.s. enjoys in services, which is the way most economists look at it. taken together -- >> so net is what? >> $500 billion in 2015. you can see $261 bi

i'm sara eisen here with simon hobbs live from post nine at the new york stock exchange.a look at markets. we broke the nine-day winning session for the dow yesterday and looks like the selling is continuing this morning, though. fractional declines across the major averages. the dow down about 20 points. s&p 500 really flat. the nasdaq barely positive. wti crude, though, continues to weaken. it is now down 1.2%. telecom and utilities are in the lead. our road map for the hour, begins with donald trump. officially accepting the republican nomination for president as the rnc comes to a close. live to cleveland for the latest. >> ailes is out. the fox news head is leaving the company amid the sexual harassment allegations. what it means for the state of media and the possible successor ahead. >> a rare and exclusive interview with the ceo of lululemon. why he says consumers will pay a higher price tag for his leggings. his thoughts on former ceo and founder chip wilson and much more. that's all coming a little later in the hour. but as we watch the opening trades here, simo

we have sara eisen hosting. she hasn't been here for a while.t's going to be fun. >> coming up next hour, the earnings extravaganza will continue on "fast money." and then results on twitter and apple on tap. stay with us. hey gary, what are you doing? oh hey john, i'm connecting our brains so we can share our amazing trading knowledge. that's a great idea, but why don't you just go to thinkorswim's chat rooms where you can share strategies, ideas, even actual trades with market professionals and thousands of other traders? i know. your brain told my brain before you told my face. mmm, blueberry? tap into the knowledge of other traders on thinkorswim. only at td ameritrade. >>> welcome back. twitter's earnings are out and julia has the numbers. >> kelly, that's right. twitter adding 1 million more monthly active users than wall street analysts had been expecting. the company ending the quarter with 313 million monthly active users. that unexpected growth coming from the u.s. where the company came in with a million more users than expected. now,

. >> and sarah eisen, all three of us, all in the same year as well. >> more "squawk box" coming up next. next. >>> welcome back to squad box. futures lower. the dow and s&p 500 recovered more than 90% of their brexit-related losses. just one economic report. the government releasing may factory orders at 10:00 eastern. they are expected to drop by 8%. investors looking ahead to friday morning when the jobs report is out. >>> president obama makes his first campaign appearance with hillary clinton traveling with her to north carolina. the president won that state in 2008 but lost it in 2012. >>> it was the fish versus the flops. "finding dory" is the box office champ taking in about $50 million more. "dory" is only $60 million shy in becoming the top animated movie of all times. warner brothers "legend of tarzan" took in more than $41 million. the biggest bust of the holiday weekend goes to the "bfg." it took in only $22 million and its budget is set to be $140 million. one surprise, the "purge:elec year." it made $35 million and only cost universal $10 million to make. >>> hillary clint

sara eisen has come in morning. she's got exclusive comments from the company. >> good morning.asizing which are weighing on the top line number. let me run you through the numbers here. 60 cents is the earnings per share. that is above the slight beat analysts were looking for. as far as the all important revenue number, $11.5 billion. analysts were looking for $11.6 billion. they expect organic revenues to be up in 2016. while it is a sign of strength, that pure organic revenue number, it's not quite where it needs to be. that's what analysts need to see. it still sees flat volume growth and the coo james quincy who is in line to be number two in line to be number one in this company to take over says look beyond the noise and look at that organic revenue growth number of 3% which they posted. it shows that there is a sign of progress. i asked him to describe the quarter in an adjective and he said signs of progress in our long-term goal, it echoes of mukhtar said. >> that was not an adjective. it was a few words. >> it was a way to spin this quarter beyond the noise. signs of

sarah eisen at the new york stock exchange. we begin with the attack in france.of which are still developing. 84 dead at least including two americans. europe and asia had muted reaction to the china data overnight mostly above expectations. strong retail sales as joe just said in the u.s. up 0.6 and a lot more numbers are on the way but we're going to start with this breaking news out of france. at lea