secretary of state jon husted, congressmen steve chabot & brad wenstrup, ohio senate president keith faber and others. doors open at 8:30am. program begins at 9am. the 17th annual nehcrc pancake breakfast will be held at the sharonville convention center 11355 chester rd. cincinnati, oh 45246 . attendance is open to the public and media is welcome. shawn live dbl box also happening today, president in cincinnati to campaign on-behalf of his wife, hillary clinton. here is video from the last time the former president was in town a month ago for the 'get out the vote' rally at the clifton cultural arts center. today, doors open at 9 o'clock at the freedom center. sources have now confirmed to fox19 now that donald trump will not be hosting tomorrow's downtown rally due to security measures. but, there is the possibility that he could reschedule. "the trump campaign is come here before initially, sources that the republican presidential candidate would host a rally at noon at the duke energy convention center. now, trump is making a stop in vandalia at the dayton airport morning at 10 o'clock

one was killed after exchanging gun fire with a boston police officer mid morning on faber ry 12th. boston were rep uponning to reports of a shooting when they man. he was shot after ignoring several demands to drop his weapon. the suffolk county district attorney's cities is still investigating tonight. 5 investigates tonight with one of the newest challenges in the opioid crisis. a drug that's contributing to overdoses. maria: you've probably heard of fentanyl. new at 7:00, newscenter 5's karen anderson is here with proof of its explosive growth in massachusetts. karen. karen. more powerful than heroin with. users can not dell tell the difference. for some, you the last high. >> get nell took part knife family. karen: over day, something reminds her of her brother, greg. >> loved hockey. karen: he loved motocross, but after accident, he was cree pre scribed painkillers and got hooked. >> he could not fund to a pill any more. he then switched over to heroin. karen: he was in recovery for a year much this then in november, he released. he was 27 years ol. >> sound tort natalie, just

the taxi driver has not been identified as 39-year-old harold faber, also of orlando. both men were penn state on the scene. we are live in orlando, matt grant. jason: thank you, matt. let' s turn to your forecast. we been expecting some warm weather. it is really getting hot out there. michelle: low 80' re not done yet. about it. amy: now that we set our clocks ahead this weekend, we' little more time for those temperatures to heat up today. so take a look at where we are s and most of the area. if you upper 70' s to the north. we have a lot of son and heir wind right now is coming out of the west. even 20 miles hour at times, that is the kind of wind that will have this afternoon. with the one wind and more sunshine than yesterday, we will be warmer than yesterday and that means most of us will be in the upper 80' s and a few of us will be even hitting 90 degrees. as -- we will keep climbing as we had to the day. we could even break some records are tied some record highs this afternoon. i will take you county by county and talk about how long the structural last and

david faber off today. markets in a muted tone. dow is flat at 17608.going for its seventh gain in a row. what a flurry of news, whether it's starwood/marriott, the president in havana, mike pearson leaving valeant, apple's product event in cupertino which will kick off at about 1:00 p.m. today. let's get breaking news on existing homes. diana olick is in d.c. >> february existing home sales down 7.1% month to month to a seasonally adjusted rate of 5.1 million units. that's a huge miss. the street looking for it down 2%. it's unusual to see this month to month drop. the last time we did was november. that's only because of the new mortgage rules that went into effect and pushed closings from november to december. we are slightly higher than a year ago. but february of last year was exceptionally low. this is the slowest since november of last year and a much larger than normal swing. considering all the momentum lately, sales are meaningfully lower. why? inventories and pricing. inventory down to 1.88 million ho homes for sale. we're in spring, we're su

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david faber joins us with more. david? >> thanks, becky. fight this morning. par capital and altimeter, two owners of the stock are going to nominate six new directors for united's board setting up conceivably a battle between the company and one of its largest shareholders at 7.1%. the two stock holders saying they've been disappointed with bad decisions over the last several years and they referred to yesterday in which united appointed three new directors as a last-ditch effort adding three people to its now 15-person board, a cynical attempt to preserve power by what they call an entrenched board of directors. amongst the six candidates for the board that are being put up by par and altimeter, gordon bethune. a cnbc contributor, 74 years old. he ishas a key demand for this group. a nonnegotiable demand that he be made chairman of the board as part of this nomination process and proxy process that's going to be under way here and potentially a fight. again, six new nominees for the board. it is a minority legislate. it is a 15-person boa

clemente collided head-on with harold faber. both were pronounced dead on the scene. on survivable. the mangled vehicles give some idea as to speed and force involved. clemente should never have been on the road in the first place. his driver' s was revoked 12 years ago after he was arrested for trafficking meth. grexit' s man not only killed himself, he has affected the toxicology tests are still pending. it' s not before they were accused of a crash in winter garden. michelle meredith tells us where the search is dance now. reporter: this story has many twists and turns but it all started with a home invasion in this complex in ocoee. it took place at about 4:00 a.m. in the morning. it is a pick and then the peak has a mohawk. --pig. eventually they kidnapped him. >> we knew when the guy was not into his own bmw and driven away from the scene. the remaining three suspects allegedly took off in this mercedes suv. the suspects t-boned this nissan sedan at the intersection of good homes and colonial. critically injuring the driver. the suspect then fled on foot and believe it or not,

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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david faber and phil lebeau will join us. >> i think we got him even to come down to the stock exchange>> just flew in. >> you can see on screen, just breaking in the last hour, whitney tillson is back shorting lumber liquid ators, he'll explain why the shares are down another 9%. it was about a year ago that that first 60 minutes report about the harm potentially done to folks about this flooring came out. it's been quite a saga. >> then covered that short position of his in december but put it back on again. we'll explain why coming up in a little bit. let's start with the today's move in energy and materials, the stocks. bob pisani joining us. >> thank you, goldman sachs, we had material stocks going and this morning they put out a note pouring cold water on the idea of further rallies. here's what they had to say, oil supply and demand is not in balance and don't pretend it is. a rlly now will prove self-defeating as it did last spring. don't repeat the same mistakes of last spring. same with the metals, rallies in the metal stocks are not supported by the financial environment in c

faber is off. we'll watch for the market's reaction to this tragic news. at the moment, futures are lower but not as low as earlier this morning. europe remains in a broad but moderate selloff. belgium officials raising the terror threat level, shutting down all public transportation in belgium. belgium's federal prosecutor says he believes one of the two explosions were caused by a suicide bomber. as far as the subway bombing, at least 15 dead, dozens wounded. a few days ago in brussels one of the main suspects in the paris attacks was arrested. what do you make of the reaction to the market? >> i have been watching the futures since before the attack. you never want to say -- it's difficult to relate the two, the market's resilience is surprising. we were at the highs yesterday. if there's a reason to sell, you could say this. i don't see gold spiking. the dollar is stronger. a couple of earnings reports that are negative. travel has been part of the renaissance of this market. particularly the airlines. it is almost bizarre how muted the market is to th

. >> faber called me old today. >> congratulations to you and your staff on 11 years. >> the staff freshens me up. >> it's been 11 years. to celebrate our 11th anniversary i want to show you some of the people who make "mad money" possible every single day. i like to say there is always a bull market somewhere. i promise to try to find it just for you right here on "mad money." i'm jim cramer and i will see you tomorrow! geico motorcycle, great rates for great rides. there's a more enjoyable way to get your fiber. try phillips' fiber good gummies plus energy support. it's a new fiber supplement that helps support regularity and includes b vitamins to help convert food to energy. mmmmm, these are good! nice work, phillips! the tasty side of fiber, from phillips'. your heart loves omega-3s. but the omega-3s in fish oil differ from megared krill oil. unlike fish oil, megared is easily absorbed by your body. megared. the difference is easy to absorb. a heart attack doesn't care if you run everyday, or if you're young or old. no matter who you are a heart attack can happen without warning. if yo

i used to joke david faber. zinga and groupon, it's always a good one to buy.hink it's kind of attractive. i would take a spec position, only a spec position, in groupon. you need gold in your portfolio. if you're comfortable with the risk of owning a miner go with the gold, gld, rand gold. is it good news for the overall sector or just for the stock? i'm talking to the ceo of tech data. >>> a star money manager said this market rebound is done. did you believe him? i'm giving my take. >>> celebrating the anniversary of the seven-year bull market taking all your calls rapid fire in tonight's very special edition of "the lightning round." so stick with cramer! >>> if you want to take the pulse of the technology sector, few companies can give you a better read than tech data. tecd. which is one of the biggest wholesale distributors of information technology products on earth. tech data helps huge companies like apple, cisco, microsoft, hp, actually get their products to market via a network of logistic centers. more cheaply than they can do it. i like to talk abo

on monday of last week, my squawk on the street partner david faber broke the news that honeywell heldmerger talks with united technologies. huge company. but they ultimately rebuffed their advance. yesterday honeywell announced they were no longer pursuing the deal and caused its stock to rally. honeywell held its annual investor conversation where the company reaffirmed its full year guidance. i caught up with dave cote before the meeting. take a look. day, you've never minced words in all the years we've known each other. first page of your gigantic meeting is "honeywell united technologies combination." it made me think there's no way this could be over if this is the first page of your report. >> well, i view it differently. i just know it's on a lot of people's minds and just because i've said, okay, it's done, we're disengaging that there's still a bunch of people out there that want to know, well, wait a minute, tell us a little more why and they want more color commentary. >> give us the timeline because this -- it's very clear you did not go to greg hayes, the ceo, who'd been

i used to joke david faber. zinga and groupon, it's always a good one to buy. i think it's kind of attractive. i would take a spec position, only a spec position, in groupon. you need gold in your portfolio. if you're comfortable with the risk of owning a miner go with the gold, gld, rand gold. is it good news for the overall sector or just for the stock? i'm talking to the ceo of tech data. >>> a star money manager said this market rebound is done. did you believe him? i'm giving my take. >>> celebrating the anniversary of the seven-year bull market in tonight's very special edition of "the lightning round." because i'm a woman... do you think i'm gonna crack under pressure or conquer the field? defy expectations any day with always infinity. made with flexfoam. absorbs 10x its weight. rewrite the rules. always. this is mineral build up it collects leaving gross germ-ridden stains. clorox toilet bowl cleaner with bleach is no match for that. but lysol power eliminates mineral build-up effortlessly. so why choose anything other than lysol? >>> if you want to ta

marc faber, editor and publisher of the gloom, doom and boom report.ks which he says are at the beginning of a bull market and gold metals, the whole metals complex will be used essentially as currency at this point. >> well, i think that's the point he's making and it goes to whether it's a long or shorter term or medium term view. what marc is saying is what a lot of people are saying. we may get this dollar strength and these currency moves last for six months or a year. they last for a long period of time. ultimately if we get a strong dollar, the fed is going to have to react because that will slow the economy again and the gold trade is the anti-fiat currency, paper currency trade. so that's his long term plight. i think you're fine with the u.s. dollar. >> it's interesting he thinks in the near term the dollar probably goes lower. when you think about his calls for calamity in the u.s., and i know they were a long time coming and in europe, it really had to do with the credit events. now we've had this rise in the dollar that's hurt china. i don

then it was hit of david faber shot it down. given that the stock is one of the smallest dividends in the bunch, 3.29% yield and much more expensive, i say take a pass on this stock. the bottom line, chart back to philip morris, altria and vector group are worth owning but stay away from reynolds american for the moment. standard warning, i hate tobacco, i despise smoking and if you are puffing away, you should quit right now. much more "mad money" ahead. ben. don't miss my take on hewlett-packard's spin off. and i don't get that. buying opportunity or red flag? let's talk to the ceo. and it's a piece of the market that missed the rally. it could be too cheap to ignore. i'll tell you what it is. i suggest you stay with cramer! what brand of makeup is better for your skin than wearing no makeup at all? neutrogena cosmetics. powders, concealers and foundations in new shades for more skin tones. with vitamins and antioxidants. your skin will look beautiful when you wear it and even after you take it off. neutrogena cosmetics (cheer

. >> well, they will have faber lot in there engines which basically, their whole car is all done. they will get stuck and then we have to go fish them out. >> reporter: this new round of storms may be all it takes to bring more trees down. in napa county, a huge oak split in the steady rain and toppled across the road. >> age, the weather, and possible disease as well. >> reporter: this was one of the first calls we've had, storm related. it could potentially get busier. the tree's owner felt the thud at her home. it shuttered. >> i thought it was an earthquake again. it's been here a long time. so it's like a landmark. >> at least it didn't fall on your house. >> that's the best thing. and it didn't crush anybody going by. >> reporter: santa rosa was lucky too when a roof at a kmart store collapsed but early enough, the store wasn't open. no one was hurt. >> we tell people, clear your gutters, this is exactly why. >> reporter: inspectors say the 12 by 30 foot awning couldn't handle the weight of rain. but the same goes for any roof where water builds up. with so much rain followi

>> no, on david faber's birthday. >> oh, that's a good one! would be today. >> hey, baby, 72 degrees, i'll take that. >> better than 72 years old! >> it is. >> i'm a young-looking 72. >> that's still a little ways away. >> yes, that is 30 years. >> how quickly the years go by, will be here in no time. >> happy birthday. >> thank you. >> what's on "mad" tonight? >> okay, we've got the hot stock of the nasdaq! we have box, we have aaron le vink e, who delivered a great quarter and won decent business from home depot, a lot of nice contracts, 66 deals over $100,000, 13 deals over $500,000. great revenue forecast, cash flow positive. wow. >> wow. >> this was a great call. i talked with aaron many times, and this was the call that a lot of people thought he should have delivered before, but you have to have a business to deliver that call. so, that would be very, very exciting. i mean, i know, a birthday party's probably more exciting to you, but for me, that box in square, box in a square hole. >> you'd probably throw workday in there and ahavivag

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

and our very own david faber turns 52. in his two decades on cnbc, the "squawk on the street" co-anchor has broken several stories, including rupert murdoch's surprise go for dow jones. >> he's going to kill us. he hates talking about his birthday. but he doesn't wake up early. so he's not even watching. >> we're back in a couple minutes. looking for 24/7 digestive support? try align for a non-stop, sweet-treat-goodness hold-onto-your-tiara, kind-of-day. live 24/7 with 24/7 digestive support. try align, the undisputed #1 ge recommended probiotic. >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." let's get you up to speed on the market action. futures right now a little positive. we found a slight bit of impetus to call the dow open. >>> a top imf official saying the group could cut the global forecast in the weeks to come. they're calling on policymakers to take comprehensive action to strengthen their economies, echoing comments from imf managing director christine lagarde last month. back in january, the imf projected global gro

deeth fa keith faber is sitting right here. we have a philosophy. whoever wants to help us to solve a problem, we're going to do it. so i'm not really worried about all this now. what i'm concerned about is getting through all this and then i also beat hillary by more than anybody else. i'm the only one right now beating hillary in ohio. look, here's the fact. i don't think in our history any republican has ever become president without winning ohio, is that right? >> that's correct. >> so we're just going to keep being positive, sir. and let me just -- this is what i want to say, but i don't want people to misinterpret it like i'm not serious about this. there's more to life than winning an election. you know, in my lifetime, i'm just trying to do what i feel i've been called to do. and, you know, i'm just going to keep at it, one foot in front of the other, like the way they climb mt. everest. okay? and i'm going to be positive and put my vision and my record out there. if it works, great. if it doesn't work, i'll be okay. life's going to go on. i

marc faber turned bullish yesterday and could sciff follow soon? one thing you need to know. today the story was the volatility in oil, gold and bonds all seeing extreme moves and all coming as the s&p is now negative on the year, so is this a precursor of what's to come next in stocks? brian kell? >> you know my view that i do think we go lower. let's just say you don't share b.k.'s view and you think things will go sideways and we'll have a correction. volatility where it is, one, you have to be cautious. today's move in my view was the dollar. we had a strong dollar today. we had three fed presidents come out and talk about the fact that they may actually hike rates in april and look at what happened. we had the yield curve flatten and had the financials come in so for me i think if you want to be aggressive in this mark, you sell the financials and when you're done selling them you sell them once again. >> mentioned volatility and the other asset classes because when you see the volatility it doesn't stay contained to the asset classes and eventually goes to equities as w

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

marc faber noticed sentiment got too negative.ce to test the loss later or do we get the new highs >> it's former rather than the latter. listen, you don't want to fight the tape. by the same token i'm not sure the fundamentals have changed all that much. credit spread they have come in a little bit. credit spread are elevated. i haven't seen anything in terms of earnings revision which are particularly good. on the other hand i was in japan last week for five days and i can tell you if you're outside of the united states and you look at the american markets you're saying this is as good as it gets especially in an era of negative interest rates. >> goes back to your analysis. >> it does. there's more opportunities now than a year ago which is to say i would say there's certain parts of high yield market. >> there's no alternative for tina. >> this idea if you have a large pool of money, you can't really go to cash. individuals can go to cash bath if you have a certain claims on your corpus every year where you have to generate 5%

these are all things that will out.time to really fleshed >> we heard there from weber -- faber, sayinghopes this will weaken the euro. the opposite happens. the opposite happened when it introduced negative interest rates. what is going on in the currency markets when intended currency weakening strategies are not having the intended effect? >> there is a lot of crosswind. when you look at the fed meeting last week, they went from possible for rate hikes now down to two. the express caution around the global economy. what you see is on a relative basis, although the ecb and doj have done their part, you see the fed soften their town. all of the crosswinds are trying to digest and find a new path forward. we think the dollar will >> there is a lot of crosswind. when you look at the fedstrengta few months or people to think through what the doj will do. the dollar trend looks to still be higher. obviously you have all sorts of ways of looking at the market . what strategies are you advocating at the moment? the things a lot of people really need to think about, you mentioned volatility a

i'm carl quint tia with david faber and simon. a live shot of donald trump's news conference in palm beach, florida, expected to start any minute. former presidential candidate dr. ben carson expected to endorse trump as the republican race continues to tighten. we'll take that live. they're calling it a do-over, futures echoing their tone before the opening fade. europe with some pretty nice gains at the moment. oil's in the green as goldman now getting a little more positive on crude. a large part of this morning, jim, is about stocks reacting to the ecb the way you thought they were going to yesterday again. >> we have got to stop with this process. the traders take our stocks up because europe's up. europe's up because the dollar is up. and then the dollar goes down, so their stocks sell off, so our stocks sell off. people add midday realize, wait a second, the dollar is down. let's go buy stocks. i know people don't think that's conceivable. that's exactly what happened. and the rally was entirely because the dollar fell. you

david faber is off today. oil near $40 a barrel but we begin with the terror attacks in brussels. here's what we know at this hour. a manhunt under way at this hour. najim laachraoui. he's the man on the right in the hat. there have been conflicting reports. we know one person has been detained. one of the men of the left believed to be suicide boxer brahim el bakraoui. his brother khalid, not pictured here. there were two attacks in bruss yesterday. one at the airport, one at the metro station. at least 30 people are dead, more than 270 reported injured. isis has claimed responsibility for that. at least one of the bombers has a link to the paris attackers. the brussels airport remains closed today. others also remain on lockdown although mass transit in the city has resumed operations. the belgium prime minister charles michelle is calling it a black day in the country. he's called for three days of mourning. let's check in with michelle caruso-cabrera who's made herwh way in to brussels. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we flew in to charles de gaulle this morning. as y

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

i remember john raymond, the partner, private equity backer, came on "squawk on the street", with faber, right, jim? talked about how much financing they raise the. he was a very proud guy, and very much engaged in this second act. >> the wrong fuel, i think he correctly understood there was a lot of natural gas. >> i really enjoyed how he was such a proponent. he had this vision that the whole country was going to be driving natural gas cars at some point, never moved as fast as he wanted to, but that gas -- >> and he was anti-coal. that was the most self-interested, but also coal is bad. there were always two sides. i remember when it was mortifying that he lost all the shares in that margin call. i said if you come on, you have got to tell people do not margin. i want you to look in the camera and say do not go on margin. so he comes in and say i've got something to say before we start. do not use margin. you know, that's him. he comes on and admits it. we go to the university of oklahoma. when he riding high, there's nobody like him. jim, i want to teach you about wine. he was a win

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

earnings here just crossing, hp enterprise, david faber has those numbers now. >> a fairly good quartera share in adjusted earnings per share. that is a bit above what had been expected at the 40 cent estimate of the analyst. 12 pts 7 in revenues, a recent split, hp into hp i ink and hp enterprises. she talked about the value of focus she believes is being brought to the new company as a result of the smaller size and executives can spend simply spebd more time with customers and may show the top and bottom line. 12.7 revenue number right in line but it was up 4% on a constant currently basis. given the strength of the dollar and comparisons year over year with a dollar that was still weaker, second half of this year will bring easier comparisons for them. they did have a 3% top line decline when you actually figure in the dollar. of course, everybody loves to adjust for constant currency. it would be the year over year revenue growth for this company. interestingly, they did see some weakness briefly in the mac row area in the americas, customers pulling back. it has resolved itself in

david faber has been watching this story, following it, joins us with the latest. it seems like the ball is in marriott's court at this point? >> it is. big developments this morning, anbang insurance and partners, prima sierra, a chinese equity firm and chris flowers have succeeded in getting starwood board to agree. $78, $2 higher than the initial expression of interest about a week ago, $78 a share in cash is a superior offer to that of marriott. marriott now, though, still is the merger partner of starwood because while they have reached a definitive agreement with the chinese, they have not signed that agreement at this point. they need to give marriott five full business days, until the end of march 28th, in which it can respond to the bid with a bid of its own. as i reported this morning, people involved in the situation expect that marriott will try to counter bid, at least communicating that in the roughly week since we first learned of anbang's interest in acquiring starwood. does that mean that is going to happen? well, that's unclear and certainly we wo