let's get to our guest host tom farley farpoint chairman and ceo.former president of new york stock exchange. >> i agree with becky. i think they want to signal as little as possible because in march you have two these two binary events that are going to have tremendous impact on global growth, brexit, and china/u.s. trade relations so don't you think that they're trying to hunker down as much as possible to see what happens as of march 31? >> i do. and i think one of the lessons this fed and maybe all feds will learn from here on in is it needs to be more sensitive to what's happening across the street over at capitol hill and in the white house i think those are the things it needs to figure out. a lot of what the fed thought was going to happen has changed because of what's happening on that side of the street. i think you're right they need to wait and see what happens in march >> tom, how long were you at the big board? >> five years. >> five times four is 20 you saw 20 earnings seasons, basically, while you were there. does this feel -- not th

with bipartisanship support, leaders like david bradley, sean bowie, andrea del sandro and, steve farley. we got the pay raise past and into teachers paychecks. >> [ applause ] >> half of this commitment was added last fall. with some school leaders, going even further. payson, yuma, miranda, the washington elementary school district, right up the street, and many others. and, for anyone out there, considering using these resources, somewhere else, i have only one message. do not even think about it. >> [ applause ] >> these are raises that the teachers earned and they are raises we are going to fulfill, and, protect. and, more is needed on k-12 education. a focus on results, resources, and, reform. arizona has been the leader in school choice, it is good for parents, and most of all, it is good for kids. healthy choice and competition, bring about innovation, and, that has been the case in arizona public education. but, we also know improvements can be made. more transparency, more accountability, and, granting more financial review and oversight, over taxpayer dollars. all with the pur

[laughter] that is why we talk to jim farley i tell you full of excitement maria that is the latest. show the car coach lauren good to see you thanks so much being here reaction to the ceo of ford. >> thank you, maria. well, you know got to make changes stock is down all about making money making your will shock holders happy incredible products do i know what that that vehicle will be i think i am going to have to buy one. >> for a while, we were under comrfgs they were going to stop making cars, right just going to do larger suv. >> right they are going to do mustang focus we know a mustang some type, but as surfers where market is, only 31% sales right now, trucks are pulling the weight in f-150 leader in sales for more than you know 40 years, so you got to go where money is that is suvs and trucks. >> it is dagen mcdowell always good to see you, so not it is general motors faefz out the chevy cruise impact the he chevy sonic subimpact sales ending there in u.s. the focus dropped also fiesta. ending sale this career seems like so they are pricing out entire swath of american consu

it has also been a great pleasure to work with claire farley and others in the salespersons from the transgender initiative. oti has been a tremendous resource and support for the community being a strong advocate for inclusion and frequently prioritizing the voices of underrepresented members of the community including people of color, formerly incarcerated individuals, and the undocumented. through working with o.t.i. and serving on the trans- advisory council, we have been able to make key recommendations on how to best support the needs of the community in san francisco. these recommendations are improving access to safe housing for transgendered and lgbtq communities by providing targeted housing programs and services that prioritize vulnerable populations such as transgendered, homeless individuals, recovering from gender affirming procedures, and lgbtq older adults. improving mental health of communities by developing and implementing specific mental health services programs and peer support initiative and expanding funding such as dedicating resources to support trans- arts a

jim farley told investors in a conference call on wednesday a fully electric f-150 is in the works.peculators say it could arrive as early as 2020 making it the first all-electric pickup sold in america. you may remember tesla's elon musk said they may start pickups there. and a startup is accepting orders now for an all-electric pickup truck that's supposed to be released in 2021. >>> finally if you have a gymboree gift card, you should use it soon. it may be worthless in a month. it's asking for court for authorization to continue honoring gift cards for 30 days. gymboree didn't say how long the gift card could be honored, but february 15th would be 30 days after the bankruptcy filing. gym bucks have been discontinued. returns were to be accepted within the 30-day period. but once liquidation begins all sales are final. now, if you have a question about any of these stories or anything el, i want to hear from you. my hotline is open. of course, at any time you can reach me on my facebook page and abc7 news. >> you tell us all the time, when you get your gift card, use it. don't th

don't help elect trump, you ego 'tis cal -- >>> a man who literally represents wall street, richard farleyrk thompson a former activist and political activist. he's broadcast from every democratic convention since 1992. mark, i best gin with you. a lot of fire from the left trying to fix all of this wealth at the top and a lack of perceived accountability. >> picking up from where 2016 left off. we have to give bernie sandersn now, you have to bifurcate the issue between going after wall street, which is very popular, in large part, because people think that the system was unfair and they gained their wealth unfairly. i don't think the democratic primary vote, not to mention the general election voter is most concerned that rich people per say pay more taxes. they want more opportunities from the south and they want to know the system is not rigged against them. >> let me push against that. as a policy matter, everyone can debate the right tax rate. when you say we can't do that, that kind of language, we'll put the marginal rate up on the screen. there was a period of time, as you know, w

hi farley yes we still don't have a lot of the information let's start with the facts what we know for certain is that roughly a little over two hours ago a car somehow made it inside the biggest police academy in cologne we're hearing that at the south of the book that i happen to be a car bomb which exploded close to a number of young cadets policemen that were participating in a ceremony at least eight people have died by the police is talking about forty one people that are injured some of them quite seriously they've been brought to different hospitals here in this city among the dead also we know that there should be the person who was driving this car and some people here in colombia ready to talking about a possible suicide attack which was to be something completely new even in the long history of violence here in colombia definitely early to describe it as that we have received confirmation that the person was driving that car would be among those who have died that now it's been many years since an attack that this magnitude that happened in at columbia so we're trying to un

>>> want to thank tom farley for being with us today. right now it is time for "squawk on the street. ♪ >>> good morning and welcome to "squawk on the street. i'm david faber with jim cramer. we are live from the new york stock exchange carl has -- well, he doesn't have the day off he's on assignment >> on assignment stay focused. >> from the new york stock exchange, 30 minutes from now, you can see where we're headed for what appears to be a slightly higher open european markets, last time i looked up, i think, yes, there they are nicely look at that dax not the best performer of the group. you can see the ftse doing quite well a look at the 10-year note yield and crude oil as well. the november s&p case-shiller report is out showing a 5.2% gain in home prices. >> we don't want that, actually. >> why don't we want that? >> we don't want the fed to see that housing prices are going up, then they feel that the war on inflation must continue to be waged. >> got it. got it all right. let's get to our road map this morning. it does start wit

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and philadelphia department of public health, thomas farley. >> good morning. i'm here with a couple of longtime colleagues and national experts on how we prevent obesity and other diseases related to diet. one of the things we know about our diet is that it's driven by an unhealthy food environment. and the solution to the problems is to create a healthier food environment. let me turn to you, margo. you've been involved in federal food policy for years. tell us about the wins we've had in the past and maybe some future wins. >> we're actually making some good initial progress. we have gotten trans fat out of the food supply and we've brought nutrition into the restaurant industry. and we have gotten an update to the nutrition facts labels so that added sugars and daily value are listed. just one coke has more than your day's budget for added sugars. and some of you are thinking you got this done during the obama administration. but things have changed a little bit in washington, d.c. over the last couple of years, but it's important to keep in mind that for a

department of health, sonja angel, and commissioner philadelphia department of public health, thomas farleye] >> good morning! here with a couple of longtime colleagues and national experts in how we prevent obesity and other diseases related. one of the things that we know about our diet is that it is driven by an unhealthy food environment. and that means the solution to these problems is to create a healthier food environment. first let me turn to you, you've been involved in food policy for several years. tell us something about some of the big wins we've had in the past in creating a healthy food environment and maybe some future ones. >> we are actually making some good initial progress. we have gotten trans fat out of the food supply. we have brought nutrition into the restaurant setting by requiring calories to be posted on menus and menu boards. and we have gotten an update to the nutrition facts label also added sugars and daily value are listed so people can see that just one coat has more than your coke has more than your whole day's budget for added sugar. now probably some of