he's live with david faber. >> good afternoon. and a rainy one at that.nnual media conference. i've not spoken to you in a while. authorize has anybody else on tv at least. >> right. >> since the big fight. i won't dwell on it, but i am curious. a lot of people thought rupert murdoch, he never loses. were you surprised at how quickly you were able to dispatch fox and their unsolicited bid? >> yeah, but we have a good -- it's funny, because you're into companies are actually very similar will terms of what we do. and i have great respect for them. and so i think it became clear as we went along -- because we're a fairly similar size. that we probably would be better off independent. certainly what we said and i think events have shown that. and i think the fox team came to that conclusion. tak as it started out, we were undervalued and that may have led to the whole situation. >> since then, the stock went up on the bid, came back and now was actually regained virtually all that lost ground. because of your introduction of earnings per share goals and esti

. >> at sign we spoke to marc faber -- last time we spoke to marc faber he said the drop in oil was aearish sign for the economy. >> maybe the ukraine oil crisis tells you that the global economy is not recovering as all the bullish analysts think. >> you are watching a special edition of "in the loop" live on bloomberg television streaming on mobile and bloomberg.com. i am here with brendan greeley and erik schatzker. >> morning. >> morning! >> morning to you. >> china's biggest smartphone seller has raised more than $1 billion in a round of dancing. it is -- round of financing. it is valued at 45 billion dollars. china is escalating its ban on google, blocking access to gmail through third-party applications. the internet regulator is not saying why. china has already blocked google's search and map functions. the last of the " hobbit" trilogy was a big winner at the box office over the weekend. it took in $45 million and killed a lot of orcs. >> did you have to go and see it with your kids? >> ido go to movies! -- i don't go to movies! that's why "interview" was amazing, because it

david faber is at the communications conference.e the dow fell two days this a row. today might break that street. premarket rough on worries about the fed signaling an end. shanghai had its worst d

scott faber,a!#" senior vice president of government affairs for the &h group.t]ñ representatives. ms. stacy forshe of the kansas the snack food association. thank you all for coming. we appreciate your patience. minutes to summarize your testimony. your written testimony will be of the record.4@a so(@m dr. van eminem. we'll start with you. you're recognized for five minutes for your summary. >> good morning.v1xm my name is alson van eminem. and i'mce= accace specialist a university ofe california davi. i work in biotechnology. and one of the reasons i'm testifying here today is i was the task force chair and the lead author of the paper number 54 entitled the potential impacts of mandatory labeling for genetically engineered food in the united states. it was published in april of this year. and it basically explores the scientific legal and economic aspects of labeling in the united states, based on theamp of a breeding me odd rather than on some specific attribute of the food itself. and it also looks at the implications of the economic impacts. so i thin

as for cbs, down about 1% on the day. >> making news that david faber. did apple really delete non itunes music on your ipod? lo josh is live outside the courtroom in oakland california with more. >> reporter: well this is a big day in this case. when apple's top executives now take the stand. who we are going to hear from today. eddie cue is going to take the stand. he is going to testify about apple east competitors. phil shiller. and steve jobs. all about this update in 2006 and how after that music from companies like rivals like real networks couldn't work on apple's devices. plaintiffs have said the only reason for the update was because apple's was trying to expand and maintain its monop y monopoly. apple was saying it was for security reasons. and you did see that play out yesterday when plaintiff's lawyers talked about how apple deleted files downloaded from other media players but apple security talked about those are precisely the kind of files that represent security risk. what is at stake in this trial in terms of dollars and sense. if antit

let's get to the faber report quickly today.eting press releases from dollar tree and dollar general over their battle to buy family dollar. dollar tree currently has a deal that will be voted on by shareholders on the 23rd of december. the question is will dollar general come back with some sort of a new proposal? not just where it is in economics, but where it is in terms of improving the so-called certainty to clothes by being willing to divest more of its stores in the 1,500. that has not been enough to get the family dollar board, which includes ed gardner as director from trian. it's not been enough to say we think we are willing to take the risk here that the deal will close to take that higher price. it's not been enough. this morning dollar tree says we are not going to close this thing till february because the federal trade commission has taken longer to look at it than we thought. we don't feel we are in any danger in terms of what we thought would be the case in terms of divestitures. it is taking longer. they go on

david faber is at the communications conference. it has been 1 1/2 months since the dow fell two days this a row. today might break that street. premarket rough on worries about the fed signaling an end. shanghai had its worst day in five years. our road map begins with the sell-off in the markets. renewed concerns about the economy. just out, abercrombie and fitch ceo stepping down. a controversial figure on cramer's wall of shame. stock's up 8%. verizon with a warning, a surge in new subscribers, but promotions and price cuts are going to hurt profits. first up, stocks on track to extend losses the day after the s&p recorded its worst day since october. got weakness in the energy sector. got worries about the fed changing language. on december 16 and 17th. something you were tweeting about at 4:00 this morning. >> right. one of the things you have to accept is when we are doing better than everybody else, it's ridiculous for the fed to stick by the considerable time. a lot of time has passed. considerable time, there is a finite m

welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david faber at the new york stock exchange. after the best day of the year for stocks. it is day two. stocks looking to open much higher after that dovish fed statement. lowest jobless claims in about six weeks. dow's going to open up more than 200 points. oil's rebound within sight of $58 this morning. the ten-year yield has climbed to just below 22. we'll get philly fed in about an hour. futures up sharply, a day after stocks post their best day of the year. investors liking what they heard from janet yellen. putin's comments helping the russian stock market today. >> oracle up after reporting earnings that beat wall street estimates. larry ellison promising to be the u.s. number one in cloud. >> u.s. blaming north korea for the sony attacks. >> yesterday the dow and s&p did score their best one-day gains of the year after the fed stated it would be, "patient before hiking interest rates and maintained its pledge to keep them low for a considerable time." energy stocks rising on the premarket a day after that

once david faber wrote a famous piece -- do you remember that? like to do it very much. >> you know you used to struggle with those blogs too. >> his entire blog was it's very exciting to see a rocket ship launch. and it is. and it continues to be. and we're waiting if they are launch of nasa's orion spacecraft expected in when four minutes. it was scrubbed a couple of times yesterday. if you were watching the show, you remember after several problems including the wind and the weather. but then it was a fuel -- >> there was a guy in a boat to get out of the way too. >> yes. and there were fish jumping around. we'll bring you the launch live if it happens. don't leave us. could be happening in a couple minutes. >> that david faber blog was probably over ten years ago. >> it was, but it was so funny. because he kind of wanted it out of the way. >> i'm not sure we had blogs. >> this was literally ten years ago. >> you were a glimmer in your mother's eye when this went on. but he finally just said, you know what? this is all you're getting. it's exc

then there are persistent worries, as david faber reports as much as 18% of the high-yield junk markets are overstretched. pickens is concerned about -- to drill. it is true that the cost of drilling could come down because of the decline of the rate of growth, another reason to use that tie up, defensive play, i don't have any doubt that the opec suicide pact can last. it has to unravel. there are our that i see that will demand cutbacks now that we've seen what can happen. however, the idea that happy days are here again and oil companies keg bought for more than the comments that boone made, that seems to fly in light of everything that's been said. in other words, try not to get hurt here. companies don't say let's take advantage of a price break, and also don't forget, as some overstretched company goes belly up, it puts pressure on all the independenting. in other words, sure there are good companies and bad companies, but don't expect the big separation to take place yet. there's too much turmoil and not enough clarity to say ride 'em cowboy. trade 'em, cowboy, is much more like

i'm carl quintanilla with sara eisen, simon hobbs and david faber.ow being dragged down by a few components. nasdaq continuing to hold up. oil taking energy names out, as well. draghi saying qe in europe is a next year's story. >> stops backing away from record levels after the ecb and bank of england leave rates unchanged. >> walmart hit with a downgrade. dollar general misses expectations. costco reporting a rising comp sales. >> investigators blaming north korea for hacking sony pictures. north korea denying any involvement. what implications a hack like this holds for the u.s. >> a reminder rick sherlund will weigh in on microsoft today in the wake of yesterday's shareholder meeting. he is raising his target to $56 from $50. he'll tell us why he still likes it so much. >> first let's get to retail. dollar general missing while costco comp store sales up 7% for november and up 9% when you exclude the impact of gasoline prices and foreign exchange. joining us before he jumps on the conference call for dollar general is chuck grom. it's a soup of re

david berman interviewed by david faber talked about it being cheap. this is famous in a bull market for foot wear encompassing nike and armor and dsw. i would not bet against dsw here. >> the "times" has a nice piece on amazon's ambitions selling music and books almost free to one day beat your pipeline for everything from milk to cookies to food to you name it. >> i love that piece. you have the journalists. i read the first paragraph. amazon is losing it. second paragraph said no, no, they have chosen to lose it. i don't care for the stock here because this cannibalization is something people aren't ready for. that is something amazon is in control of your life in everything you do will be amazon. very clever depiction of how amazon could take over the world. >> then fedex today adding it to the us1 list saying fuel prices coming down. their fuel surcharge will go away with a lag. not to mention two rate increases in the same calendar year. >> the stock when they went from $89 they reannounced a bad number. then went to $84. the second one went back

john terry gave the lead and ses faber gas finished the victory, jose mourinho's team won one of 26. they are three clear of second place mann city. >> james harden netted 44 point to help the houston rockets beat the trailblazers it 110 to 95. 31 came in the first half. it's the third time this month he scored more than 40. revenge for the rockets, knocked out by the trailblazers in the first round of the play-offs last season. >> it's been less that a month since the dated of australian cricketer philip hughes. the lasting effect of the team is obvious. shane watson was hit in the head by a ball. he and the bowler james patty son left the nets distressed. the third test will begin on friday. >> a german skier claimed a 10th victory. a team-mate helped to put him top of the slalom stan in facts >>> a like ra running suit warn by olympian cathy freeman may have turned have up 14 after being stolen. she wore the suit when they lit the olympic games ahead of the sydney games. it went missing from her dressing rooms. it was mailed back to the national sports museum and has been sent for

i talk about this with my partner david faber in the morning all the time. this isn't a canary in a coal mine. it is a collapse occurring. a lift in oil may be the trick. the hyg was up huge today. they need that market. finally, there are our own beloved producers. oh, you have seen some of those stocks. you don't need me to riff on the declines of some of the more distraught oil companies, ones that used to be in the teens and now in the terrible twos. when oil is plummeting rapidly the buyer of the stocks don't attempt to bottom fish, it is too dangerous. they are not like orvis. investors are afraid of chapter 11. acquires wait patiently for it. if oil can take a breather and stop going down so quickly then they can hedge risk in the futures market or sell off properties or acquires might say enough. now, i am by no means suggesting that oil has bottomed eechben though i have seen a ton of bottom fishers today. nor am i saying any of the black holes have been filled positively or that goldilocks has beaten the bears' heads in. she is not giving them the

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david faber at the new york stock exchange.tocks close at 1:00 p.m. eastern time for christmas eve. closed tomorrow, of course. futures are steady here. oil sliding a bit this morning. we'll keep our eye on that. markets in london and paris closed about an hour ago. european trading resumes on monday. our road map begins with the market. stocks looking for new highs a day after the dow closed above that 18,000 mark. >> plus, on second thought, never mind. sony changing course and letting select theaters show "the interview" after all. now we're waiting for the next big news, where you can watch it online. >> and uber overseas expansion taking another hit this morning. why the ceo may not want to head to south korea any time soon. but first up, you saw it here yesterday on "squawk on the street." the dow hitting 18,000 for the first time ever. blue chips and the s&p each going on to post all-time closing highs. one full quarter of the s&p hit new 52-week highs yesterday. 125 names, jim, although people still talking about the ru

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david faber at the new york stock exchange.icking off a holiday-shortened week after the second-best week for stocks in almost two years. oil down 11 in past 12 week, some arguing the worst is over, b it's in the red. te ten-year yields around 217. housing numbers in an hour. >>> markets, stocks again poised to break records as s&p starts the week five points from its all-time closing high. >> plus, it's cybervandalism, not an act of war, president obama downplaying his comments on that sony hack. we'll show you the reaction from the ceo of sony pictures. >> and shares of abbvie getting a big boost in the premarket after the latest salvo in a drug pricing battle. we'll explain all of the twists and turns. >>> a holiday-shortened week on wall street, stocks in the midst of a three-session winning streak. s&p with half percent of its all-time intraday high. >>> yesterday the saudi oil minister said opec will not cut output, regardless how low prices may fall. he blamed nonopec producers for the slide in crude. >> doug saying, yea

. >>> david faber has been live at the u.s. global media conference in manhattan this morning.his time it is the head of discovery communications david zaslav in an exclusive interview. hey david. >> good morning carl. it was about a month ago zaslav shook up some media investors when asking about the advertising on the companies quarterly conference call. he said no question advertisers are holding wallets closer and went on to say we really can't tell where it's going right now. my first question to zaslav, where is it going now? >> actually basically in the same place. the good news is pricing here in the u.s. has remained stable and scatter prices is mid teens above the up front. so the pricing is fine. the volume is just not there. for instance on friday and saturday night discovery was we beat the broadcasters with men. we would normally take out our bag and go out and pack into that across the network and collect a lot of dollars to get into two very strong nights on discovery. when we went around and look in the bag, there are some real dollars there at good pricing but

welcome to "squawk on the street" i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david faber at new york stockhange. big monday morning shaping up. alcoa expanding aerospace business with an acquisition. we'll talk to klaus kleinfeld. bulls trying to regroup. the worst week for the dow in three years. oil's stable for the movement despite the opec chief saying we're not going to change our minds. ten-year at 2.11. two-day fed meeting begins tomorrow. >>> crude prices, bouncing off the new 5 1/2 year lows. looking to come back since their worst week since 2012. >> consortium led by bc led by petsmart. >>> latest on the continuing hostage situation in sydney, australia. >>> futures on the rise, so are crude prices which fell to 5 1/2 year lows stock market's seven week winning streak ended with a thud and the sell-off on friday. last week the dow fell 3.8%. s&p down 3.5%, almost every major average, jim, every major sector, was down except utilities, barely got into the green for the week. >> i went over the chart this weekend and they were amazing. the number of companies, stocks rolling over h

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david faber at the new york stock exchange.e have a lot on tap today. meantime, the premarket relatively weak. s&p is on track for its first three-day loss in about two months. opec cutting its demand forecast for next year. shanghai did rebound, but china's cpi a five-year low. our road map begins with the markets, coming off that volatile day yesterday on good volume. energy retreating as opec cuts its demand forecast. >> yum brands problems continue in china. cutting their profit outlook for the second time this year. >> costco out with earnings, beating estimates. stock's up more than 20% this year. looking to add to those gains today. oil prices sliding again this morning, close to some new multiyear lows. opec cutting its demand forecast to below 29 million barrels a day, more than a million less than the cartel is currently producing. it's actually a 12-year low, guys, on demand. goldman out today saying the tax cut that consumers are getting, not 75 billion like they thought. now after that opec meeting, it's going to b

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david faber at the new york stock exchange. day after the dow had its first triple-digit move in a month. a lot of moving parts today. exon ceo responding to oil prices. speaking of which, crude still under $68 today. the ten year edging closer to 2.3. but that italian ten-year dips below two for the first time ever. our road map begins with the marks. oil prices in focus after yesterday's fall. we will hear from the ceos of exxonmobil and t. boon pickens. >> jcpenney getting a big downgrade. >> and more optimism for apple. another analyst ups the price target. first up, one day after the dow closed at record highs, the private sector added 208,000 jobs last month. that was a bit below street forecast. meantime, oil prices rising slightly this morning but down almost 35% from six months ago. last night on "mad money," oil tycoon boone pickens says he expects crude to return to $100 a barrel. take a listen. >> we've increased production, a million barrels a year for the last three years. and that is remarkable. no place else in

i'm carl quintanilla with david faber at the new york stock exchange.ramer is going to join us in a few minutes. green on the screen after yesterday's failed rally. day two of russia's attempts to stabilize the ruble, which has, in fact, strengthened just slightly from yesterday's lows. oil has settled back below 55. ten year is below 2.10. cpi does come in cool, the biggest drop in six years. fed statement just five hours from now. our road map begins with the markets and futures rising ahead of today's fed decision. cpi just out. as we said, the biggest drop for consumer prices in six years. >> fedex is out with disappointing earnings. the stock is losing ground in the premarket. >> more leaked sony e-mails as the new york premiere of "the interview" is canceled. theaters cancel runs altogether. >> and an exclusive interview with the chairman and ceo of general electric, jeffrey immelt, as general electric wraps up its investor meeting from yesterday. >> all right. futures pointing higher this morning. oil prices falling. all ahead of the fed statemen

it turns out that omb, i was faber gasted when i heard this, they say this is duplication of effort. industry submitts information on oil. they don't set reporting requirements for oil. when you read epca, there is room for this to happen. so doe is only getting the information that industry wants to report out. these are newer oils. there is less information reported out. and then the third one i'll mention, one of the partners tried to purchase data. there is data that's owned by the big oil consultants. and after negotiating for a matter about a year in the hundreds of thousands of dollars, they were told the data wasn't for sale. there are a lot of concerns when it comes to oil data. >> i want to use that last sentence as a segue to another kind of topic. any discussion of oil exports must be considered in the context of our overall energy policy and the realities of climate change. and you also touched on that. you've done an extensive analysis on the climate impacts of our nation's oil policies. in your testimony, you discuss preliminary research on various types of american cr

i'm carl quintanilla with jim faber, david faber at the new york stock exchange.the dow and s&p will end their seven-week win streak looks unlikely, the premarket much lower as you can see. oil the culprit. broke below 59 this morning. 50% off its june high. the ten-year a cool 12. oil below 60. >> united technologies wraps up its annual meeting. the new ceo says they are on the hunt for major acquisitions. >> the house passes the spending bill three hours before it expired. key provisions of dodd frank at play complete with personal phone calls from jpmorgan's jamie dimon. >> first up, stocks falling around the globe. futures indicating a wipeout of thursday's gains. oil prices hit fresh five-year lows breaking below $59. international agency reducing to 900,000 barrels a day. fourth time they've done that. now trotting out the 200th month moving out. >> the oil futures were down 57 cents. the s&p futures were off about half of what they are. at 5:00, oil is down $1. s&p futures are down twice as much. this is just a straight-out algorithm. there is no longer a r

at first faber copied as are a boat in what in that the too closely spaced and run together. realizing this that the engine is separated them into the desired call. when the control station stop sending the bureau's undercover station began sending a series of dots and dashes in accordance with a lawyer's instructions. the transmitter was stopped after a few minutes. after five minutes. the receiver is turned on. the german controller turned briskly with congratulations and instructions for the next contact, a working link had been established, groundwork had been laid for the case to evolve. of rich and next 11 months the center station run by the fbi received 167 messages from william sebold's spymaster is seeking a wide variety of information of airplane production, weather forecasts, shipbuilding progress, material, exports and munitions innovations. dms on get busy getting new clinton and detailed, news, news, news, one message said. from the u.s. and fbi, special agent named maurice price pretending to be william sebold tapped out 301 messages first approved by governme

david faber is off today. we got down to 52 and change. it's had a bit of a rebound. the move up $24. back to $1205. even on a day before a couple days before new year's getting volatility. let's get to the cme group. >> if consumer confidence comes out 92.6 lower than expected this is a big deal. the fed is trying to figure out how huge a deal these lower oil prices on the consumer because they want to balance them against the job destruction. this is a good number but not quite as good as we hoped. stock market came in under pressure. it lost about one handle. down 7.5% now. ten-year yield stayed about the same at 2.169. back to you, sara. >> economists looking for number 94 there with the help of those lower oil prices. >>> officials confirming debris found in the indonesian waters is from the air asia flight that vanished on sunday. >> reporter: day three in the search for air asia 8501. the wreckage has been found and some of the bodies. recovery efforts are hampered by bad weather. waves as high as ten feet. crews are facing this even though the waters in the ar

i'm david faber along with jim cramer. carl has the day off. futures this morning. we are setting up for looks like a bit of a higher open yet again. after that very strong rally yesterday. crude oil, all about that really. yesterday was down while the market was up rather sharply. is there a look at crude now following along. and that ten-year note yield, yeah. not really where we started the year, is it? actually lower. 2.193. off the lows we saw earlier this week. investors looking to extend gains in the back of the largest trading day of the year. why nike shares are actually lower in the premarket. the treasury sells its last shares in ally financial. the take more than $1 billion. that's the profit. we'll talk about financials. best two-day run in three years spurred by the feds saying it would remain patient when it comes to raising interest rates. s&p 500 has climbed 4.5% over the last two sessions. the dow coming off thursday's 421-point surge posting back-to-back gains of more than 200 points for the first time in six years. of course when they did that si

i'm carl quintanilla with jim faber.remarket is lower after the dow failed to crack 18,000 friday by just nine points. a bunch of cross currents today, pharma m&a, weak mcdonald's sales in focus, oil is below 65, a new five-year low as morgan stanley cuts its target for brent to 70, down from 9 pa. ten-year hugging 2.3 after the jobs number friday. markets slipping after weak overnight data. present hitting new five-year low. the dow as we said within nine points of 18,000 and retreating today. >>> merck buying cubist more than $18 billion and cash. comments late in the hour. >>> mcdonald's delivers another weak number. sales missed the street, down 2.2% worldwide. more than that in the united states. we'll get to all of that later on. >>> but first up, dow and s&p, each posting a seven-week winning streak since late november of last year. blue chips within 48 point of the 18,000 mark. futures falling on disappointing chinese trade data. japan's economy shrank more than initially estimated in q3. crude falling to that ne

time carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber. dow, 18,000 once again in sight. a whopping 5%, the strongest back-to-back quarters in five years. oil's up as well. and wait until you hear what boone pickens had to say about prices earlier this morning on "squawk box." ten years, right around 2.18, we are still awaiting new home sales in a bit. our road map begins with stocks set to open in the green as the u.s. economy grows at its fastest rate in over a decade. is dow 18,000 on the way? >> and walgreens shares higher in the pre-market. >> and new details on the massive recall that is scalding shares of keurig green mountain this morning, literally. but first up, mountains aiming for uncharted territory one day after the dow and s&p hit some record-closing highs, the blue chips are within 41 points of 18,000. a full point would take the s&p to a new all-day intraday high. futures extending their gains on data showing the that third quarter gdp up 5%. and then there's hedge fund manager david tepper, expressing some optimism about the stock market, writing to stoc

faber and representative webb pointed out that many consumers do believe that foods labeled as naturalcally engineered and sometimes buy such foods because of that belief. they also say that many such ay7pfoods do contain ge ingredients. i can understand fda's reluctance to wade into the argument into what constitutes natural. but if many consumers are led to believe that natural means non-ge and tp÷28 make purchases on that belief shouldn't the use of that term on a food label represent that the food is non-ge? i know that's packed quest7 i'm going to continue for a little bit more. give you plenty to deal with. that's my only question, actually. and if so wouldn't the term of the use natural on a food containing ge ingredients be, as the statute says, failing to3 reveal facts material in lighttyv2 of such misrepresentation if it does not state that it contains ge ingredients? it gets convoluted. in other words, and this is the question. even though the use of genetic engineering may not be material information per se doesn't it become material information in those circumstances in wh

now, you may recall earlier today, our own david faber reported that cbs was not interested in acquiring company. is a, those shares again, bill, off by nearly 14% so far in today's trade as we approach the "closing bell", bill. back to you. >> dom, thanks very much. heading to the close, about 6 1/2 minutes left now, the dow is down 26 points. heather hughes back with me from sun america funds. ken fisher just making a point, he thinks the megacaps will see a resurgence here, the little gay starts to put their toe in the water. small cans a lot of people think the russell is destined for good things next year. >> there's still a divergence that is somewhat concerning between the small cap index and large cap index, the small cap, the russell 2000 is not meeting all-time highs. >> lagging here lately. >> right. >> do it is come back next year, do you think? >> i still would rather play better safe than sorry, those large, megacap names that have to agree with fisher here, the dividend, growing dividends specifically, until you see confirming trend from the small cap index where it's reac

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david faber at the new york stock exchange.m. eastern time for christmas eve. closed tomorrow, of course. futures are steady here. oil sliding a bit this morning. we'll keep our eye on that. markets in london andar

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and dave faber. again giving up some early gains, threatening to fall below $60 the first time since 2009. $60.35. the ten-year around 218. >> with gas prices down, new data shows monthly retail sales were up more than expected. activists think there is still room for improvement in two particular names. we'll tell you which ones. >> goldman sachs chairman and ceo lloyd blankfein's take on all of this and a lot more from a live interview from the deal book conference in new york not too long from now. s&p losing 1.6%. oil prices extending their losses to new multiyear lows. we've been listening to andrew sorkin talking to jack lew. specifically on oil which is lead today. >> "falling oil threatening recovery." we will look back and say this could have gone the other way if you listen to jack lew. there is to contagion to worry about. there's some discussion we had that steve liesman led. the number five came up. 5% possible gdp growth. that's the cavalry. right now it looks like the pilgrims are bein

i'm david faber along with jim cramer. carl has the day off. futures this morning.her open yet again. after that very strong rally yesterday. crude oil, all about that really. yesterday was down while the market was up rather sharply. is there a look at crude now following along. and that ten-year note yield, yeah. not really where we started the

welcome to "squawk on the street" i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david faber at new york stockping up. alcoa expanding aerospace business with an acquisition. we'll talk to klaus kleinfeld. bulls trying to regroup. the worst week for the dow in three years. oil's stable for the movement despite the opec chief saying we're not going to change our minds. ten-year at

david faber is off today. premarket is stable as we await auto sales this morning. nice bounce yesterday. giving some back today. the ten year crept up to 2.25. our road map begins with a split response to apple's lost of 23 billion in market cap yesterday. >> a flood of new data from

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david faber at the new york stock exchange. dow had its first triple-digit move in a month. a lot of moving parts today. exon ceo responding to oil prices. speaking of which, crude still under $68 today. the ten year edging closer to 2.3. but that italian ten-year dips below two for the first time ever. our road map begins with the marks. oil prices in fus

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david faber at the new york stock exchange.p today. meantime, the premarket relatively weak. s&p is on track for its first three-day loss in about two months. opec cutting its demand forecast for next year. shanghai did rebound, but china's cpi a five-year low. our road map begins with the

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david faber at the new york stock exchange.d-best week for stocks in almost two years. oil down 11 in past 12 week, some arguing the worst is over, b it's in the red. te ten-year yields around 217. housing numbers in an hour. >>> markets, stocks again poised to break records as s&p starts

welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david faber at the new yorkstocks. it is day two. stocks looking to open much higher after that dovish fed statement. lowest jobless claims in about six weeks. dow's going to open up more than 200 points. oil's rebound within sight of $58 this morning. the ten-year yield has climbed

time carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber. dow, 18,000 once again in sight.s. oil's up as well. and wait until you hear what boone pickens had to say about prices earlier this morning on "squawk box." ten years, right around 2.18, we are still awaiting new home sales in a bit.

i'm carl quintanilla with jim faber.failed to crack 18,000 friday by just nine points. a bunch of cross currents today, pharma m&a, weak mcdonald's sales in focus, oil is below 65, a new five-year low as morgan stanley cuts its target for brent to 70, down from 9 pa. ten-

i'm carl quintanilla with david faber at the new york stock exchange.o join us in a few minutes. green on the screen after yesterday's failed rally. day two of russia's attempts to stabilize the ruble, which has, in fact, strengthened just slightly from yesterday's lows. oil has settled back below 55. ten year is below 2.10. cpi does come in cool, the biggest drop in six years. fed statement just five hours

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david faber at the new york stock exchange.l earnings, jobless claims strong. europe coming off the highs, the ecb, bank of england leaving rates unchanged. draghi saying any specific policy moves are likely a 2015 story. check out the shanghai overnight, up almost 5%. nikkei is about 400 points away fr