. >> no, no questions from cnbc. i'm sorry. next question. >> so, not taking any questions from cnbc. attorney ben brafman also referred to prejudice against mr. shkreli coming into trial. he said he didn't always make it easy for him >> there is an image issue that martin and i are going to be discussing in the next several days martin is brilliant young man. but sometimes, people skills don't translate well so, we will have some good substitutio discussions, but at the end of the day, martin has more than held his own in this case. >> so, those discussions apparently not to stay off social media apparently leaping right on a live stream on youtube the second he got home from the courthouse he has been talk with reporters and other followers about the trial and what he expects the sentencing to be so we have not heard the last of martin shkreli have you attempted to ask him the question why this youtube live stream? just wondering if he would shut you down on youtube? >> the track record hasn't been good in terms of him wabtin

. >> martin, no questions from cnbc, sorry. next question. >> are you ready to go >> i don't want to answer that question that way. i'm going to do everything i can to convince the jail that a jail sentence is not appropriate. if after sentencing a jail sentence is imposed, there is still an appeal that would be brought here, and i think some of these counts are hanging by a thread, so my hope is that the end of the appellate process, there is no prison time for martin. >> i'll add very briefly to that, that when you have the entire federal government, including parts of congress, as you may have noticed, mr. braffman accompanied me to congress even, it's a scary feeling. it's a daunting thing to meal the weight of the government on your shoulders, and i think there's maybe only one man who can make that burden a little bit easier, and, you know, i don't think there's anything that pales in comparison to the pressure of feeling the entire government sort of trying to squeeze you and standing up to them and telling them, you kno

here are some stats right now from cnbc. the odds of winning either jackpot are 1 in 300 million. i have a hard time believing it's that good. the odds of winning both are 1 in 75 quadrillion. do you know how many zeros? >> try to think positively. >> you can feel good about the weather. >> maybe you're heading out to at&t park today or have some great weather for hanging out all around the bay area but we are looking at the fog and drizzle now and with our early afternoon game it's going to be a beautiful, bright and sunny highs in the low 60s. we'll talk about this and the rest of the micro climate forecast up next. >>> and the live look at oakland i just saw flashing lights traveling northbound clearing the crews around 23rd. we'll show you what's going on further south getting over to the nimitz. >>> plus, tensions between the u.s. and north korea getting to a fever pitch. the secretary of state with a message to americans this morning. ad lib >>> wednesday morning. halfway through your workweek. a live look outside at dublin this morning. everybody is getting a jump on this w

. >> no questions from cnbc. i'm sorry. >> reporter: he was characteristically defiant and unapologetic after the verdict. >> this was a witch-hunt of epic proportions and maybe they found one or two broom sti broomsticks, but at the end of the day, we've been acquitted of the most important charges of this case. >> the prosecution team, who shkreli cast as junior varsity, took the high road. >> justice has been served. >> defense attorney benjamin brackman acknowledged his personal behavior and image made his job and the jury easy more difficult. >> and if you're asking me did that factor into the decision whether or not to bring this lawsuit, i think it did. >> reporter: the four week trial was unusual. he never put on a defense, in part because none of the victims lost money. they actually made money, even though shkreli lied about the fund's performance and assets. >> any investors made three to five times their money without any aid of any settle support agreements. >> reporter: his lawyer thinks that will h

we'll talk with landon dowdy from cnbc. >>> more information on that recall involving iphone cases. >eople talk about it is more is being shared on social media. a look at some of the burns suffered by customers using the case. you can see the red bruises that several people reported on social media. they've recalled more than 200,000 liquid glitter phone cases for the iphone 6, the 6s and the 7. the company says the liquid glitter can leak and causing skin irritation. so far 24 people have been injured. >>> daycare owner arrested. this morning parents react after a man is accused of sexually assaulting two children in his care. >>> and a ride and a kidnapping. a woman says a lyft driver took her on a terrifying trip with her being robbed. >>> 68 degrees. some neighborhoods seeing thick fog, but not fizzable hervisibl. another steamy morning and another round of showers and thunderstorms on the way. details on timing with your neighborhood forecast coming up. but first, let's check in with jessica boyington in the first alert traffic center. >> well, we're watching new jersey this mor

i'm landon dowdy live from cnbc headquarters. today's top business headlines.all street could start the day sharply lower in reaction to south korea's missile launch. asia closed in the red overnight. europe markets are at six-month lows today. the u.s. dollar is at a four-month low against the japanese yen which tends to gain during times of geopolitical or financial stress. stocks closed mixed, the dow falling. the nasdaq rising 17 to 6283. the insurance industry is struggling to access the damage from hurricane harvey. jpmorgan says the best guest estimate is $10 billion to $20 billion in insurance losses. thousands of victims whose homes are damaged or destroyed could lack adequate coverage. flooding is typically excluded from homeowner policies, cause more damage than winds. only about 269,000 properties in the houston area are officially in designated flood zones requiring them to have coverage if the property has a government-backed mortgage. >>> uber is removing a heavily criticized feature from its app that allowed it to track riders for up to five min

might be a way to cotterize some of the wounds in terms of gary cohn, we saw andrew ross sorkin from cnbceporting yesterday that there were some executives on wall street who made calls to gary cohn urging him to resign from the trump administration we have not seen any movement by gary cohn publicly i was standing there in that lobby of trump tower during that press conference watching gary cohn who was standing two spaces to the president's right during that press conference. he looked visibly uncomfortable. looking up, looking down, sort of twitching he looked like a man who didn't want to be there didn't expect to find himself in that position. so the question is what kind of decision will he make? he comes from that sort of wall street business corporate culture that a lot of these ceos come from who made those statements yesterday we'll see whether he makes dramatic decisions here soon or stays with donald trump in his moment of political crisis. >> eamon, thank you for that sara, bringing it back to the markets. we have a one week chart of the s&p 500. despite that turmoil for the

. >> speaking of sara eisen, who follows this -- >> from cnbc >> yes, cnbc's own sara eisen will join me at 10:00. obviously, we talk a lot about mall traffic. >> right. >> and the decline there footlocker reported not a great number a few weeks back. >> terrible number. >> and adidas is killing it. >> they are killing it less. i was on one of the customer calls. i'm talking about a category slowdown the main category that had been really great i don't want to write off all apparel. pbh had an amazing quarter that's shirts and ties but that's also calvin klein and it's tommy hilfiger but that's europe they made a big move into europe, china. nike lacks a killer shoe 70% of finishline, 71% of finishline is nike it's impossible to have any other read through that's a big dow stock, david. it's a not countered by united health that did an acquisition that's going to be positive. dav david, it's racheon. >> you're jumping the gun here that's not until 9:25. let's circle back to best buy. the stock moved up after the numbers. >> the conference call -- >> sales comp number in this world, i

here are some stats from cnbc.dds of winning both one in 75 quadrillion. >> does anyone know what that is? >> we'll never see that much money. >> all i know that means there's a chance. >> i know my quads will be working hard. that would be pretty lucky. good luck today when it comes to the weather. >> it is free, go outside, breathe, and take in the cooler temperatures. we are enjoying a nicer weekend. we are now start iing out at 59 degrees in the tri-valley. lower 60s in the peninsula. mostly cloudy skies and as we get a look at the east bay right now it's 58 degrees. 57 now in san francisco. it's still going to be drizzle and foggy throughout much of the day. in the south bay it looks good. warm in spots like morgan hill up 88 degrees. still great cool weather and we'll have that also in antioch up to 90 degrees. a high of 75 degrees. didn't get much clear there either from the fog. 84 in novato this afternoon. as you look out the window and getting started we're getting a look at the closet this morning trying

we get a preview this morning from cnbc's contessa brewer. >> disney share holders may be hoping for a little magic when the company reports earnings tuesday. analysts expect profits fell in the latest quarter. disney shares are up about 3% this year, far less than the broader stock market. other media giants are also set to report results, including cbs and 21st century fox. analysts are also looking for weaker earnings for many of the retailers reporting during the week. names to watch are macy's, kolhl's, jcpenney and michael kors. july figures for producer level inflation will be released thursday. consumer numbers follow friday. and finally, an anniversary that few are likely to celebrate. the financial crisis that left millions withouts and sparked a huge stock market selloff began august 9th, 2007, just days after cnbc's jim cramer accused the federal reserve of ignoring signs of a pending disaster. i'm contessa brewer. get all your business news on cnbc. >>> 7:26 this morning. we're following developments in a deadly hit-and-run in center city. aundrea cline-thomas is working

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you get a preview this morning from cnbc's contessa brewer. >> disney share holders may be hoping for a little magic when the company reports earnings tuesday. analysts expect profits fell in the latest quarter. disney shares are up about 3% this year. far less than the broader market. other media giants are also set to report results, including cvs and 21st century fox. analysts are also looking for weaker earnings for many of the retailers reporting during the week. names to watch include macy's. kohl's and michael kors. the latest read of inflation top the week's economic calendar. july figures for producer level inflation will be released thursday. consumer numbers follow friday. and finally, an anniversary few are likely to celebrate. the financial crisis that left millions wow homes and sparked a huge stock market sell off began august 9th, 2007, just days after jim cramer accused the federal reserve of ignoring signs of a pending disaster. i'm contessa brewer. get all your business news on cnbc. >>> take a look at this live view outside in philadelphia. gorgeous shot. the sunri

we get a preview from cnbc's contessa brewer. >> disney shareholders may be hoping for a little magicn the company reports earnings tuesday. analysts pkt profits fell in the latest quarter. disney shares are up about 3% this year, far less than the broader stock market. other media giants are also set to report results, including cvs and 21st century fox. analysts are also looking for weaker earnings for many of the retailers reporting during the week. names to watch include macy's kohl's, jcpenney and michael ko kors. inflation topped this week's calendar. july figures for inflation will be released thursday. consumer numbers follow friday. finally, an anniversary that few are likely celebrate. the financial crisis that left millions without homes and sparked a huge stock market selloff began august 9th, 2007. just days after cnbc's jim cramer accused the federal reserve of ignoring signs of a pending disaster. i'm contessa brewer. get all your business news on cnbc. >> beautiful sunday so far, and i think a lot of folks, if they have outdoor plans, are really going to be enjoying th

for that and the rest of the news before the bell we turn to landon dowdy live from cnbc world headquartersning, landon. >>> the dow slipping for a second great session. they await speeches that fed chair janet yellen and european president draghi. the dow falling. the nasdaq slipping seven to 6271. oil and gasoline futures are rising today as hurricane harvey bears down on texas and the gulf coast. the storm could impact one-third of u.s. refining capacity as energy companies shut facilities in the path and experts predict retail gas prices could rise from 5 cents to 15 cents. they say storms that cause major long-term destruction are rare. hurricane katrina was the last storm to undermine u.s. gas supplies. >>> amazon will cut prices at whole foods, once its purchase of the supermarket chain closes. you can expect to see lower prices on items such as bananas, avocados, organic brown eggs, organic salomon and almond butter. special rewards with discounts and in-benefits. you'll be able to buy store brand products on amazon, a.m. fresh and prime now. back over to you. >> i can think of a co

here's vet latest from cnbc. >> another day, another record high for the dow jones industrial average. but today's was a little bit more important since we also crossed that key 22,000 mark for the blue chips stock index. investors across america are feeling just a little bit better off, and the dow is trying to hold on to midday trading gains, but it's lost some of the momentum from the morning session. the biggest contributor to the gains today is apple. it is surging after a very positive earnings report. if we get a good close at the dow today, it would be a sixth record winning streak. it would be key given that big jobs report come friday. >>> billionaire bill gates is investing in a veggie burger product that may help with the worldwide food shortage. the microsoft founder is reportedly taking part in a $7 million fundraising for positive foods. they use something that mimics meat with plant-based products. >>> facebook pushed to create affordable housing. yesterday they announced a non-profit callworked to turn a5 million investment to $75 million. they are working on building

we get a preview from cnbc's contessa brewer. >> a small but eclectic group of earnings out during the week. best buy, lululemon and foreman. employable and auto sales are two of the big economic reports out during the week. watch for changes in the pace of job growth. auto sales are expected to rise for the first time in seven months thanks to heavy dealer incentives. and finally, change is coming to the grocery aisle. amazon says its deal to buy whole foods will close on monday. amazon says it will immediately lowers on many items at whole foods stores and offer special deals to customers with amazon prime memberships. i'm contessa brewer. get all your business news on n cnbc. >> all right, we're going to begin right back to radar for tropical storm harvey. you can see the heaviest rain right over houston, stretching down to the galveston area. this is the area likely throughout today to see the most devastation. the threats yesterday were strong winds and storm surge as harvey made landfall. now and for the next several days straight, the flooding concerns due to the heavy rain expe

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from the fed. now, special guest atlanta fed president raphael bostic is here on set and joins us in the first on cnbc interview. >>> the fallout. more business leaders distancing themselves from president trump after he doubled down on his response to charlottesville. more on yesterday's wild press conference just ahead. >>> plus -- to talk taxes, infrastructure, spending, and the president's policies as the second hour of "squawk box" begins right now. >>> live from the beating heart of business, new york city, this is "squawk box." >>> good morning, welcome back to "squawk box" right here on cnbc, live at the nasdaq marketsite in times square i'm andrew ross sorkin along with becky quick and joe kernen in studio this morning to talk business in washington is tom fanning, chairman and ceo of southern company take a quick look at the futures this hour. lots going on here to tell you about, things are still in the green this morning looking up, dow looks like it would open up higher, 62 points higher s&p 500 up six points. nasdaq up 16.5 points. let's get through what's making headlines. i imagine we'

. >> thank you very much speaker ryan, thanks as well let's get reaction to what we just heard from cnbc senior contributor larry kudlow and senior foel low at the center of budget policies. you know each other, don't you, you've met before? >> we have larry -- >> we go way back. >> since a lot of what is being discussed here has philosophical roots, what did you hear there how heartened are you by what sounded to me like a very optimistic and determined speaker ryan >> i liked a lot of things i heard. i like the competition, the growth, we're going to have to make changes i like the idea of bringing the repatriated money back home. question is, regarding reconciliation, we'll probably disagree, jared and i, but the administration is putting out 3% growth baseline for ten years. the cbo is 1.9 the differential there is $3 trillion of revenue. tax revenue. >> that's correct. >> so i believe they should stick to that. ryan's budget committee is 2.5 -- >> 2.6 >> right that's -- i want deficit neutral. i don't want revenue neutral i want 3% growth to go into that -- >> into the forecast. >>

that's our video from cnbc, and there's been some dramatic rescues even today in fact, this guy. they call themselves the cajun navy some people from louisiana have come over with their flat boats and jet skis to rescue people. this guy saved a woman with cancer listen to this. >> she said i got a lady out who the had cancer she couldn't even walk i came out of the boat, someone said to come in, so i pushed in that dore as well and water up to my niece basically so i walked in there. she was sitting out on the couch and saying she can't move so i picked her up on my back and i got her out to the boat. >> these citizen heros are doing good work and keep this in mind. when you open up these refineries the guy we just interviewed there. that's about three miles from one of the largest refineries out there. about three miles, soyou've go nine feet of water i don't know how you talk about reopening a refinery what that's the case look at that thing going by live hold on. oscar, can you get that. >> look at this. like a that track. this is live, folks, and that's obviously the national

computer i see if i am on fox business source cnbc i go on nbc a few times since the election which i enjoy because i can reach an audience that is different from fox business or cnbc. of people ask me to talk if i am able i go doing it is an important message. i really want to give back to the country it isn't easy thing to do to serve as secretary of labor. it would be easier to retire but there isn't a country in the history of the world where they aspire to a level of success my grandfather grew up there was not even a path to get onto the to this type of success so that is a word that means to get out there i hope the interview reaches people as well. >> job creation is the name of the book booktv c-span2. >> good morning. how is everyone doing

squawk box" begins right now >>> live from the beating heart of business, new york city, this is "squawk box." >>> good morning welcome back to "squawk box" here on cnbcive from the nasdaq marketsite in times square i'm wilfred frost along with joe kernen and kelly evans andrew and becky are off today we've got full team coverage of this rapidly unfolding situation in texas jackie deangelis is live in corpus christi brian sullivan is along the gulf coast in galveston, texas. let's begin with contessa brewer live in houston with the latest this morning contessa >> wilfred, good morning like so much of houston the theater district in downtown is flooded. you can see the intersection is filled with water. that's the hard rock cafe down here in the theater district and controlled releases from two houston dams are adding to the flooding concerns, as the army core of engineers decides to release them rather than risk it breaching or overtopping those dams the shelters are filling up. nearby at the convention center we already are seeing 2500 evacuees inside. and this morning, more families arriving as they escape their flooded homes. the roads here are clo

squawk box" begins right now. ♪ >>> live from new york where business never sleeps, this is "squawk box. >>> good morning, everyone welcome to "squawk box" on cnbc live from the nasdaq market site in times square. i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and melissa lee we've been looking at the u.s. equity futures, things have been higher after the market turned around yesterday this morning futures are indicated up again the dow futures up by almost 40 points s&p up by close to 3 nasdaq up by 12. overnight in asia, you'll see that in japan, the markets were higher there as well even with all of these concerns about that missile fired over japan. you can see the nikkei up by 0.3% the hang seng up b

shanelle has been going on about this couscous from cnbc. to the test. >> exactly. >> i have never received such a huge response to anything i've ever done on the "today" show. talking about world peace and we talked about the fact i discovered one of the greatest dishes on the planet, couscous from the refrigerated section of cvs. i decided to share it and keir simmons people tried it and you refused. >> we started a hashtag battle. 69% wanted me to try it. 31% didn't. what did keir simmons say? >> he didn't love it but said he didn't like couscous in general. >> he said he hated it. it was awful. he didn't say hate, he said it was awful. >> did he? >> i've been gone, traveling, i'm a little confused. based off cvs couscous you decided to throw a couscous party? >> i didn't. i decided i will make this and bring it in, which i have done. then, i was going to make scallops and i had extra scallops. i know shanelle and her husband are without children and you live downtown and she lives fairly close. deborah made a martini. >> it was actually

. >>> first though we're following a big overnight announcement from two leading automakers. cnbc/live good morning, i )m dominic chu live at cnbc world headquarters. here are your tosi >>> good morning, i'm dominic chu live at cnbc world headquarters. we'll focus on the u.s. jobs market today, july jobs report out before the opening bell. analysts expect another strong month of hiring with employers forecasted to add 180,000 jobs to the economy. key whether wages are growing, a pickup would be another sign of a tighter labor market paving the way for the federal reserve to announce plans to reduce its massive balance sheet. >>> the dow up nine points closing at the a record high of 22,026, the nasdaq slipt to 2340. >>> also in the news this idea of cars, toyota and mazda announcing they'll build a factory in the u.s. to create 4,000 jobs. it could be operational by the year 2021. atmakers say the factory will produce 300,000 cars a year, half of which will be the toyota corolla. back over to you, scott and laura. >> tdominic, thanks. jobs at 5:30, we'll bring it to you. >>> 4:42,

. ♪ >>> live from new york where business never sleeps, this is "squawk box. >>> good morning welcome to "squawk box" on cnbcwe are live from the nasdaq market site in times square. i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and and is off for this week joining us is cnbc's fast money trader, guy adami. thank you for being here >> awesome to be here. joe is yelling at me already >> you are trading already i'm sitting here talking to you. >> you're a fast money trader, did you trade already? >> it's 6:00 in the morning. >> if you wanted to, could you. >> i could thank you for having me in your house this is your home from 6:00 to 9:00 >> i wasn't really yelling at you. >> no, you weren't we were having an interesting conversation >> stay tuned. >> which will continue for the next 59 minutes. >> i want you to be more vocal on fast money, certain people are saying whatever they want. when good men are silent, that's when bad things can fester >> that's like a history lesson. >> that's when things can fester >> he's saying you're a good guy. >> i'll take that. thank you, joe >>> a look at u.s. equity futures it looks

squawk box" right now >> announcer: live from new york, where business never sleeps, this is "squawk box. >>> good morning, everybody. welcome to "squawk box" here on cnbce live from the nasdaq market site in times square. i'm becky quick along with and drew ross sorkin joe is off this week joining us once again today is "shark tank's" kevin o'leary >> great to be here, becky >> i see the jackets are off again. >> just to roll up the sleeves >> i think i look fabulous >> you look wonderful. >> to look at u.s. equity futures, we're coming off a strong day once again. the dow up to another record close. the s&p 500 closing at a record level once again the nasdaq was the biggest gainer, up 0.5%. a gain of 32 points. dow futures up by 1.5 points nasdaq indicated up marginally and the s&p futures indicated down by 1.5 points >>> overnight in

we will also hear from ecb president mario draghi full coverage throughout the day here on cnbc includingn interview with cleveland fed president, loretta mester at 8:30 a.m. eastern. fed governor jay powell at 2:20 p.m. on "power lunch." >>> the big story this morning is hurricane harvey, gathering strength in the gulf of mexico now a category 2 hurricane let's get an update on the storm's path from wvit meteorologist kaitlyn mcgrath. good morning >> that's right. harvey's central pressure is rapidly falling as it continues to gain strength moving through the gulf of mexico already starting to make its mark on texas. you can see the center of harvey, again, continuing to tighten, becoming a stronger hurricane. forecast to become a category 3 storm later today. we can see the outer convective bands working their way on to the texas gulf coast this is just the start when all is said and done, expect 15 to 25 inches of rain with locally heavy downpours up to 35 inches of rain so we'll show you the track here and what we'll be watching carefully throughout the day today. harvey will continue

from here. german dax off the lows, still down about 1.7%, making this the rm dt performing day for the geanax in 2017 stay tuned you are watching "worldwide exchange" on cnbc. l from voya. i represent the money you save for the future. see? we're putting away acorns to show the importance of being organized. that's smart. who's he? he's the green money you can spend now. what's up? oh you know, gonna pay some bills, maybe buy a new tennis racket. tennis racket for a squirrel? he's got a killer backhand. when it's time to get organized for retirement, it's time to get voya. >>> welcome back landon doughty joins us with more >>> the stock finish line tanking more than 20% in early trading after they announced weaker second quarter results. earnings per share will come well below wall street's estimates compared to the 37 cent forecast. they expect same store sales to decrease athletic footwear became much more promotional he expects it to remain challenging. dragging down foot locker, under armour and dick's sporting goods and nike down about 1% they are scheduled to report earnings on september 22nd >> landon, thank you so much >>> time for our top trending

2017, "squawk box" begins right now. ♪ >>> live from new york where business never sleeps, this is "squawk box. >>> good morning welcome to "squawk box" on cnbce from the nasdaq market site in times square. i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and and is off for this week joining us is cnbc's fast money trader, guy adami. thank you for being here >> awesome to be here. joe is yelling at me already >> you are trading already i'm sitting here talking to you. >> you're a fast money trader, did you trade already? >> it's 6:00 in the morning. >> if you wanted to, could you. >> i could thank you for having me in your house this is your home from 6:00 to 9:00 >> i wasn't really yelling at you. >> no, you weren't we w

squawk box" begins right now. >>> live from the beating heart of business, new york city, this is "squawk box." >>> good morning, welcome back to "squawk box" here on cnbce're live from the nasdaq marketsite in times square i'm kelly evans along with joe kernen and michael santoli this morning. futures are lower. they moved massively lower in the wake of north korea launching a missile last night that passed over japan before landing in the pacific ocean dow set to open lower 105 points a little bit better from the last check s&p down 14. nasdaq down 44 as for currencies, we've been watching the impact to the japanese yen and the u.s. dollar interestingly enough the euro is up against the dollar by half a percent, over $1.20. there's the yen, 108.53. and the pound against the dollar mostly unchanged elsewhere in the headlines this morning, goldman sachs is estimating hurricane harvey could do $30 billion worth of damage harvey continues to pound texas with relentless rain we'll have much more from our team in just a moment. >>> in other news shares of finish line are taking a huge hit premarket. the company slashed its profit forecast over what it calls

♪ >>> live from new york where business never sleeps, this is "squawk box. >>> good morning, everyone welcome to "squawk box" on cnbcwe are live from the nasdaq market site in times square. i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and melissa lee we've been looking at the u.s. equity futures, things have been higher after the market turned around yesterday this morning futures are indicated up again the dow futures up by almost 40 points s&p up by close to 3 nasdaq up by 12. overnight in asia, you'll see that in japan, the markets were higher there as well even with all of these concerns about that missile fired over japan. you can see the nikkei up by 0.3% the hang seng up by 1.2% the hang hishanghai slightly lo. in europe, green arrows across the board. the dak x is up by 0.4%. the cac up by 0.3% the ftse up by 0.2%. the dollar, which has been under so much pressure, you look and you see today the dollar sup against the euro, back below 1.20 this morning it looks like the dollar/yen is at 109.89. check out crude oil and gasoline prices, crude oil yesterday at a one-month low. it's down once again this morning at 46.1

2017, "squawk box" begins right now. ♪ >>> live from new york where business never sleeps, this is "squawk box. >>> good morning welcome to "squawk box" on cnbcarket site in times square. i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. >>> a massive manhunt is underway in spain for a terrorist who drove a van into a crowd of pedestrians in barcelona yesterday. early this morning spanish police confirmed a second suspected terror attack in the town of cambrils many things are happening so far. let's run you through what we do know 13 people are confirmed dead, more than 100 others are injured in the barcelona attack. authorities expect the number of deaths will rise isis claimed responsibility for the attack, but has offered no proof. the town o

. ♪ >>> live from new york where business never sleeps, this is "squawk box. >>> good morning welcome to "squawk box" on cnbcwe're live from the nasdaq market site in times square. i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. >>> a massive manhunt is underway in spain for a terrorist who drove a van into a crowd of pedestrians in barcelona yesterday. early this morning spanish police confirmed a second suspected terror attack in the town of cambrils many things are happening so far. let's run you through what we do know 13 people are confirmed dead, more than 100 others are injured in the barcelona attack. authorities expect the number of deaths will rise isis claimed responsibility for the attack, but has offered no proof. the town of cambrils, police say that they have killed five suspected terrorists they were wearing suicide belts which authorities detonated in controlled explosions. police say both incidents are linked president trump responding to the attack tweeting the united states condemns the terror attack in barcelona, spain an will do whatever is necessary to help be tough and s

. >>> live from the beating heart of business, new york city, this is "squawk box." >>> welcome back to "squawk box" here on cnbc nasdaq marketsite in times square i'm andrew ross sorkin along with melissa lee and joe kernen take a quick look at the futures this morning green arrows across the board. the dow looks like it would open up much higher, 125 points higher s&p 500 looking to open up strong, as well. about 15 points higher the nasdaq up a little over 40 41 points right now. let's get you caught up on what's making headlines right now. president trump will be breaking from his working vacation in new jersey with a trip back to washington today he'll be signing a memo this afternoon ordering his top trade negotiators to launch a probe into china's trade practices due to chinese policy toward u.s. companies operating in china to turn over their intellectual property. yesterday on nbc's "meet the press" president trump's national security adviser signaled it's a tough new approach to china but said the u.s. isn't looking for a trade war. >> the operative word is to compete effectively, demand fair and recip

. ♪ >>> live from new york where business never sleeps, this is "squawk box. >>> good morning welcome to "squawk box" on cnbcwe are live from the nasdaq market site in times square. i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. let's look at the u.s. equity futures. they are indicated higher. the dow indicated up by 44 points if we were to open here, we would open above 22,000. we only need 36 points today to break 22,000 for the first time on the dow jones industrial average. it looks like the nasdaq is indicated up 42, and the dow up 44 apple with very strong earnings. >>> overnight in asia, you'll see that the nikkei was up by almost a half percentage point the hang seng up by a quarter percentage point in europe in the early trading, it's a similar picture you can see slight declines across the board the dax down by 0.2% ftse down 0.4% cac is down by 0.3%. the dollar, which is showing such weakness in recent weeks, this morning it's down against the euro trading at 118.31 dollar is up against the yen, 110.77 crude oil down another 15 cents. >> a lot of stories to talk about. the trump adm