joe kernen joins us now. >> you realize it's andrew's week >> joe is in front of us if all i have to happen, that's a fair trade. i'm kidding. did you see the day yesterday? did you see that 8,000 on the nasdaq? new high on the s&p? >> yes >> this is after all these gains are piling up and we're extended it keeps going >> my 401(k) is great again, joe. >> but it is really kind of interesting to watch this with you happening before nafta. i'm not convinced that's necessarily what it is someone who is at least going to claim to have some knowledge as to what's happening is mnuchin steve mnuchin. he's on today. the treasury secretary scott gottlieb i spent the weekend reading that interview in the "wall street journal," weekend "wall street journal" with the fda commissioner he's like the -- a lot of people on both sides of the aisle think he's the best one we've had. good guy practicing in internal medicine. and spent time at the fda before, too. >> yeah. you know, you think you have all these answers on how to handle this stuff, you look at all the different ramifications, and you nee

joe kernen, never sanctioned joining us now joe? >> we'll have a guy on talking about china.le china is getting interesting we have not seen reflection in the averages yet there's pain that we're seeing it's interesting how they will respond. they can't match us dollar for dollar, yuan for yuan on exports and imports, because we import more than we export to them. it will be interesting they can try other stuff, but there's pain that emboldens trump, god knows what that means. what i do think larry is telling him at this point? >> free markets, capitalism is the best path to prosper pi. something to that effect >> the guy yesterday said we may have just started the trade war with china but they've been having a trade war with us for the last 25 years. this is just our first response. did we ever figure out the dogs, dog days of august we're there i think, right it was the star -- >> yeah. >> how do the dogs of the dow perform during the dog days of august have you thought about that? >> no but i think their bark is worse than their bite. >> we'll do a lot of these >> i think

joe kernen, people ask you what time you get up?st be so hard you're on "worldwide exchange," it's so early. first off, i love the show, it benefits things like fridays, when you and i, becky, andrew, we're on the road at 10:00 a.m., and everybody else is dead stopped in traffic across the bridges. >> we get an e-mail where the powers that be say early release friday -- >> does that tick you off? >> it's like 2:00 p.m., i'm laughing >> how do you stay up on a friday night that's one of the problems hard to stay up late on friday and hard to go to bed on sunday. i think ben franklin who founded penn, which is a great institution, the early to bed early to rise, don't you like the lifestyle? i'm not missing anything on late-night tv. i could careless about what gez on there except for fallon. >> time doesn't mean that much on television anymore. everything is time shifted you can watch it when you want you can dvr a live program i'm not missing my kid's sporting events. i get to see them. >> and anything that happens during the day i

joe kernen is in new york. d our conversation have you seen good movies lately i don't have the attention span. joe is getting ready we're watching video of the williams sisters okay should we expect joe >> you talking to me i'm here >> there he is >> i need a mike, i got one now. >> you got a working mike? that's always a win. >> you know the -- with tv, there's something called makeup. i know you know about that >> are you kidding by the way, samantha -- >> you break the bank every morning. >> they save me. you are kidding? >> i know. it's so early. i'll be there tonight. i'm excited about that match you know who is coming on? brad gilbert he will talk about it. i'll talk to him height is very good in tennis. i've seen you play golf. i heard about it you're very tall i don't think it's good for golf your center of gravity is not in the right place. some guys are good you don't need to be tall. but for tennis i think it would be an advantage for you. do you play? >> not well. if you invite me, i'll hit the ball

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. let's look at u.s.on this friday morning yesterday the dow was up almost 40 points thanks mostly to walmart and help from boeing this morning ret arrows across the board. s&p is off by 2 points the nasdaq had a gain of

i'm andrew ross sorkin along with joe kernen and morgan brennan who is hanging out with us today the'll explain why in a moment. the nasdaq looking to open down as well. 46 points. s&p 500 off by 15 1/2 points want t

. >>> good morning welcome back to "squawk box" on cnbc i'm andrew ross sorkin along with joe kernen,nd michelle caruso-cabrera is hanging out with us again. becky is off a look at u.s. equity futures at this hour. dow looks like it would open about 106 points higher. nasdaq up about 40 points. the s&p 500 is looking to open 12 points higher let's show you what's happening in asia. the nikkei up over 2%. the hang seng down marginally. flying over to europe. show you what else is going on >> bleh. look at that >> bleh. that's your meh? >> meh >> remember meh? finally let's show you treasury yields the ten-year is at 2.897 >> earnings from dow component just in, home depot. we will talk about them. this earned $3.05 a share for the second quarter way above the $2.84 estimate revenue was above forecasts. comp store sales, same-store sales rose%. that's more than the 6.6% analysts were looking for. the company also raised its full-year sales and earnings guidance and as a result the stock is up almost 3%. 2. %, up $5 at 199 >> the lira is rebounding this morning. let's show you what's goi

and then joe kernen's favorite movie of the moment.mpossible: fallout" topping the box office this weekend. took it $35 million in north american ticket sales in its second weekend easily topped "christopher robin" in second place which had $112 $25 million in ticket sales. >> to go back to pepsico the fast it's up 0.5%, that's interesting news >>> henry shriner releasing company estimates moments ago. stan bergman ceo and chairman of the company joins us on set. >> good morning. >> is this a sign that here in the u.s. strong economic growth, people have more dollars in the pocket they're taking better care of themselves and that's translating to more sales of your equipment >> i think the markets are quite solid. not only in the u.s. but around the world. for our dental products, medical products, and of course the products we sell to animal veterinarians. >> and you're spinning off and merging that business. how's that process going >> we are spinning off our animal health business into a separate company and merging with vets first

i'm beck along with joe kernen and wilfred frost. >>> u.s.quity futures at this hour, there are green arrows across the board the dow indicated up another 55 points s&p up by 4. nasdaq up by 16. this comes after decent gains yesterday. the dow was up by 1% s&p 500, the nasdaq and the russell 2000 all setting new highs once again look at this, the dow, s&p 500 and nasdaq are on track to post the biggest august percentage gains since 2014 overnight in asia, look and you will see the nikkei was barely higher ended in the green but up by just 13 points also in europe we're seeing trading taking place for the most part, the major averages are indicated higher. ftse up by 0.40% the cac also up by 0.24. the ten-year is hitting at 2.851% stubborn number. >> could have seen a bigger rally around the rest of the world following the good news yesterday. if they deserved it, which they don't. they don't have our economy. donald trump is -- >> if there were implications that this could mean that china would get a trade deal as well, that the eu would. >>

i'm andrew ross sorkin along with joe kernen and morgan brennan who is hanging out with us today the dow is off about 127 points. we'll explain why in a moment. the nasdaq looking to open down as well. 46 points. s&p 500 off by 15 1/2 points want to show you what's going on overnight in asia. we have a nice little chyron of eamon javers he will be coming to us in a bit. nikkei off over 1% look at european equities as well we will show you what's going on there. red arrows across the board with the dax and the cac off over 1%. you'll see it there. you'll see it. it's come down to 2.893 for the ten-year i'll leave it to morgan to explain this >> will you? we had record-sized auctions this week in the treasury market rick santelli would tell you that demand has been stronger. >> the story you're about to talk about is putting pressure on all of this >> yes >> angina. >> bear are me it's friday. one thing to watch now, turkey its currency plunging to lows. the lira losing a third of its value this year alone. the stock market is also in absolute free fall right now the turkey etf is down

i'm andrew ross sorkin along with joe kernen.ichelle caruso-cabrera is with us today becky is is off right now. a look at u.s. equity futures. the dow looks like it would open higher, 9 points nasdaq up 4 points ca in asia, the hang seng up. shanghai composite was off by 1% we'll talk about that in a bit the nikkei off marginally. european equities at this hour, a bit of a mixed picture >> i know you want to skip this. >> skip what >> all this and get to tesla >> i can't wait. hold on. finish finish >> you're barely mailing this in not even pretending you care ten-year treasury at this hour, 2.971. >>> now to the main event -- >> to the story that's making august interesting yesterday was going to be so boring and then right around noon tesla's elon musk speculated in a string of tweets he could take the company private for $420 a share leslie picker has more hello, leslie. >> there was a take private proposal and a price, but was it all hypothetical that's the key question for investors as they digest yesterday's tweet and memo

he said that in an interview with joe kernen even though he suggested he disagree with it.led himself a low interest rate guy, a president who people close to him say considers himself to be a weak dollar guy, not necessarily a strong dollar guy in terms of his approach to the world. and he has definite opinions how all of this should be rolled out, and the fed is not lining up all those opinions. and he likes to strike-out people he sees as getting in his way. so this president clearly deciding he'd rather speak out than stay silent >> and he first spoke out on this issue with our very own joe kernen >> i have a very good man in the fed. i don't necessarily agree with it because he's raising interest rates. i must tell you, i don't i'm not thrilled because, you know, we go up and every time you go up they want to raise rates again. and i don't really -- i am not happy about it, but at the same time i'm letting them do what they feel is best. >> yeah, that's the comment there when he says -- that's the comment that white house officials are referring to when he says, i'm le

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. let's look at the u.s.y futures. markets are higher yesterday, but this morning red arrows across the board dow jones down by 68 points. nasdaq down by 13. it is the ides of august, so far the dow is down for the month. the s&p 500 and the nasdaq are up look at what happened overseas in asia. the nikkei was down 0.7%

. >>> good morning welcome back to "squawk box" on cnbc i'm andrew ross sorkin along with joe kernen,ichelle caruso-cabrera is hanging out with us again. becky is off a look at u.s. equity futures at this hour. dow looks like it would open about 106 points higher. nasdaq up about 40 points. the s&p 500 is looking to open 12 points higher let's show you what's happening in asia. the nikkei up over 2%. the hang seng down marginally. flying over to europe. show you what else is going on >> bleh. look at that >> bleh. that's your meh? >> meh >> remember meh? finally let's show you treasur

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. the markets higher yesterday. they gave up some gains after some of what joe mentioned, those comments about jay powell and the fed. we'll talk more about that in a bit. this morning green arrows once again. dow futures indicated up by 63 points s&p is about 0.6% off a record close. dow down by 3% nasdaq off by 1 is.4%. let's look a

joe kernen has what's on deck. what's on deck >> i guess i'll be a buyer of that property.good i just read a martin feldstein piece on why rates will go up. i'll share it with my anchors later. what was the gist? >> i will tell you now we had another session where the s&p did not hit a record, but the nasdaq did >> the s&p hit a record. >> i looked at 3:52, it must have closed higher here's what ends this record run. feldstein points out it's not age of bull markets that ended it, it's higher interest rates foreigners are less inclined to be buying now. we're funding a lot of the deficit domestically eventually domestic investors given up where inflatiinflationl no longer be at 2.5% >> did i hear santoli's voice there? >> santoli is here >> i would like his take on whether we need to worry about the markets given that the president has gone after facebook, amazon and now google yesterday. if the president is going after three stocks which are by a market cap basis probably bigger than almost every other stock combined, do we need to worry? >> yesterday google and facebook w

i'm andrew ross sorkin along with joe kernen. is with us today becky is is off right now. a look at u.s. equity futures. the dow looks like it would open higher, 9 points nasdaq up

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and mike santoli. a mixed day for the markets yesterday.was down by 88 points. s&p off by 1 point the nasdaq up by close to 30 points this morning modest declines s&p down by a point. nasdaq off by a point. dow futures down by 7 points we'll continue to watch as we are in earnings season, a few stragglers reporting in asia, the nikkei up by 48 points the hang seng ende

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. let's look at the u.s.ter a down day in the markets yesterday where the dow closed at its lowest level since july 23rd, you will see some green arrows this morning. dow indicated up by 145 points at this moment nasdaq up by 50. the nasdaq was the biggest loser yesterday, down by

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen, andrew is out today.hour is peter boockvar, he's chief investment officer at bleakly advisory group. good morning great to have you here today we'll talk about everything happening in the markets, first let's check on the markets u.s. equity markets are indicated higher dow up by 63 points. so far for the week the dow is down but only by 12 points if things go like this today, you will be looking at 77 out of 8 weeks in a row where you have seen gains for the dow and the

i'm becky quick with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin futures are higher both saw a sixth gain out ofee the dow futures up by 81 points. nasdaq futures up by 26 and the s&p futures up by close to 7 points s&p less than a percent off of their high you can see overnight in asia, the nikkei down by a third of a percentage point stocks were higher the hang seng up the shanghai composite up by 1.1% some of the early action in europe, you're going to se green arrows across th

. ♪ >>> good morning and welcome back to "squawk box" here on cnbc i'm joe kernen along with michelleera and andrew ross sorkin i love it when we have everybody with three names >> except you. >> i'm joseph richard kernen becky is off today our guest host today, jason trenert. chairman at strategis. what's your middle name? >> richard >> mine too. u.s. equity futures at this hour, down 62. near triple digits i think early on the other markets around the world are taking it on the chin a little bit from the big global market driver this morning and that is the turkish lira which i think tried to come back a little bit but nasty again. turkish president erdogan right now addressing a group of ambassadors to turkey. it's better when his central bank guy talks when he talkings, he says crazy stuff. what did he say? >> all kinds of things he likes to say that higher interest rates cause inflation he says this is economic war all the problems in turkey have nothing to do with turkey's economy. generally when he speaks, it is very bad for the turkish lira. turkey says it has an action plan t

i'm joe kernen along with becky quick. managing partner at douglas lane and associates the futures right now down at 49 that's a little worse than earlier. add it to yesterday and it's a couple of hundred points on the dow. the nasdaq, which had been up significantly the previous five sessions to a series of new highs. it must be up 4% for the month, close to it for august, and the s&p was up as well a couple of days ago. >> the 30-year is below 3% for 30 years they can hold your money and you still can't get 3%. >> you don't need to hold it for 30 years, but you do have principal risk and people are still willing to buy it. i don't understand i don't know what it says. i think it's a global -- the bond market seems more global than the stock market obviously. i mean that's obvious, i think it still has to do with our -- >> it's primarily the negative rates across the world why pay somebody to hold your money when you can get 3% or now less than 3% but to the point that if and when rates move, the principal risk is somethi

i'm joe kernen along with melissa lee and wilfred sfros.ord today if it were to close here it was indicated sharply higher about 34 treasury yields, i saw 281 earlier. crazy. where are we now on the ten-year, 282. tethered, i think, check out the germ german bund. it's staggeringly strange, mohammed i wish you would explain it. >> interpreter: love his act, but multi speed economies around the world >> 245 baifts points between the ten year in the u.s. and in germany. there's a limit to how much that differential can increase. >> he can a walking mackenzy great terms for it, multi speed economies, you need to be able to look around corners you think about this stuff in the most pithy way to describe things and you're a word smith i'm complicating you >> who are you this morning? >> it's a kinder -- i mean, aren't you in a good mood when it's warm out? i am i think it's nice. >> it's the weather. that's it, mohamad >>> speaking of weather, tropical storm lane is paralyzing parts of hawaii some of the islands were hit pretty hard, up to 4 fee

along with joe kernen. helping us out you it see gains once again yesterday across the board. s&p 500, the nasdaq both closing at new highs and the dow at its highest level since february 1st. dow futures down by 52 points, the nasdaq off by ten. here's what's on our headlines this morning. shares of campbell soup are falling in the premarket trading. the company announce that had it would be selling its refrigeratored foods and international units after a review of its operations. its going to be concentrating on its core brands and says it'll reduce the proceeds to reduce death. campbell's has been under pressure to tell the company, still, you can see that stock even with these plans announced down by 3.75%. >>> california passed a bill that would require at least one female board member. they're expected to approve it as well. the bill needs governor brown's signature. the governor has not expressed an opinion publicly on this measure and ford's dead has been downgraded. ford's pushing back saying its e

and welcome back to "squawk box" here on cnbc i'm andrew ross sorkin with wilfred frost in for joe kernenow looks like it would open up 81 points higher. s&p 500 up a little over five points nz dak looking to open 15 points higher let's also show you treasury yields right now the 10-year as we flip the board around at 2.951%. down from the 3% we saw briefly last week. you want to tell everybody about the 10-year yield you were looking at >> the turkish one crossed above 20%. the lira had started a little bit of a rally earlier today but that's abated and back to sort of bad news and bad market moves for them it's been a torrid time. but yeah if you're looking for a yield -- >> actually thought you'd get paid back, it would be good. >> exactly that's the implication >>> joining us for the rest of the hour, guest host monica desanso from jpmorgajpmorgan >> thanks for having me. >> some quick sum-up questions of the market views at the moment before we dive in earnings season's been outstanding. zblit has. >> good enough to justify valuations >> it has. >> in terms of -- not much >> not much

i'm joe kernen and becky quick.the -- i feel -- larry kudlow -- what did you think i was talking about? >> netty pots. >> they're up about 160 or so and walmart just had such a great report, its up about 10% and you do the multiplier and now we're up 240 points on the dow, up 57 on the nasdaq. s&p is indicated up 16 or so and i still think its amazing the treasury yields still have not gone to where they're supposed to go based on -- >> which is crazy, but its relatively -- >> its tethered. >> investors have their choice of where to put their money they're going to buy u.s. treasuries. >> still looking at the futures. 287 is where we are. i don't know what you bet your life we go to 3.24 before 2.5? >> no. but -- but i wouldn't bet my life on just about anything, so good luck with that. i like it. i enjoy it. let's talk about some of the stories that investors will be talking about today to. china says new trade talks are set to take place later this month. it will send a delegation to the united states to meet with

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and mike santoli. we are giving back some of the gains. up by 25 points, now by just under 5 points s&p futures up over just a point and the nasdaq up 11 points. here's what's in our headlines we'll get a revised reading on the second quarter economic growth coming up in 90 minutes' time the government estimated the u.s. economy grew at a 4.1% rate economists are expecting that to remain at that level morgan stanley has raised its police target on alphabet shares to 1515 a share. that's the highest price target of any wall street firm that covers the google stock. morgan stanley cites a strong core business along with the wamu autonomous car. google is going before congress with other social media stocks and we'll hear more about that. >>> dick's sporting goods is set to report quarterly numbers in the next 30 minutes. they are expected to post earnings of $1.06 on revenue of $2.2 billion analysts are expecting a slight decline in same-store sales. >>> a few stocks are on the move yum china holdings has rejected a $17.6 billion buyout from

i'm joe kernen along with becky quick and mike santoli.ay. >> he's out a week and a half. >> the futures -- what a week for him -- yesterday i thought he might come in, honestly. >> they're asking me if we separated you two. >> i was doing the college scene. and i checked last night when i got home because i dvr'd just to see whether he made an emergency parachute day in here just out of pure giddiness on the news from the day before. any way, the futures right now are indicated a little bit lower this morning. down not too much. down now just a point on the s&p 500, down 12 on the dow jones and the nasdaq down a little over seven and i saw treasury yields -- it wasn't attributed to a rush of safety, it was contributed to germany, just to the german ten year is a .3%. >> that's been the case for quite a while. its why we've been tethered to earth. >> they're in jackson hole -- >> the central bankers, yeah. >> we're on track, the economy's cranking. brian cornell says its the strongest consumer he's ever seen. >> target ceo said its the bes

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. did see the markets higher yesterday. they gave up some gains after some of what joe mentioned, those comments about jay powell and the fed. we'll talk more about that in a bit. this morning green arrows once again. dow futures indicated up by 63 points s&p is about 0.6% off a record close. dow down by 3% nasdaq off by 1 is.4%. let's look at what happened overnight in asia. you will see green arrows there across the board modest advances for the nikkei hang seng up by a half percent. in europe you'll see in the trading that's taken place in the morning hours there, for the most part there are gapes across the averages ftse is down by 0.10%. italy is up by 1 is.5%. treasury yields in the united states, the ten-year below 2.9%, 2.841% >>> microsoft says it has uncovered new attempts by tacketack er hackers targeting political groups t they created fake websites that mimicked addressed that looked like the u.s. senate there's no evidence the hackers were successful in getting anyone to c

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen, andrew is out today.ning us for the hour is peter boockvar, he's chief investment officer at bleakly advisory group. good morning great to have you here today we'll talk about everything happening in the markets, first let's check on the markets u.s. equity markets are indicated higher dow up by 63 points. so far for the week the dow is down but only by 12 points if things go like this today, you will be looking at 77 out of 8 weeks in a row where you have seen gains for the dow and the s&p 500. >> there's a tweet >> oh. >> it happened it's a pertinent one for our becky quick. three minutes ago. donald trump, target ceo raves about the economy. the best consumer environment i've seen in my career, quoting brian cornell. is that what he told you >> that was right here >> you say it here, it comes out here >> he's watching us. >> he says a big statement from a top executive but virtually everybody is saying this when our trade deals are made and cost-cutting done, you have not seen anything yet. then it say

art we talk about trade fierce and concerns president trump president trump in the interview with joe kernens we are playing with house money. we can afraid this because the economy and the markets are so strong. is that the right way to think about it are we strong enough to absorb the negative accuracy effects of a trade war. >> well it's interesting i think that's a good point. the administration is doing the same thing the doing and link against the strong economy in the administration's case they want to have fair trade trade and the fed's case they want normal monetary policy. you might as well do it when the fundamentals are strong. if not for the concerns, the market would be doing much better and the fundamental back drop is better than the mechanic looks like right now when you think about the composition of trade going for the next 12 months though i think that you know, we're correct in thinking what got us here probably doesn't take us out. i would prefer small cap and domestically focus i think trade concerns are dragging out longer than just the fall and we are thinking the ru

right here on cnbc we're live at the nasdaq market site in times square brian sullivan is in for joe kernenweek. take a look at u.s. equity futures at this hour let's show you what's going on a lot of this may well change at 8:30 we will get the jobs number which may turn things in all sorts of ways. dow looks like it would open now about 22 points higher nasdaq up 12 points higher s&p 500 up about 2.5 points higher the president has not tweeted yet about whether he thinks this number is going to be good or bad. mind you, if you get a moment, there is a piece in courts today that they got all the e-mails of the people inside the bls e-mailing each other about president trump's tweet two months ago and it's fascinating it is a fascinating story to read >> was it -- can you summarize it >> i will come up with -- >> did you send it to them >> e-mail is evidence. >> what are they saying back and forth to each other. did you do it? i didn't do it did somebody show it to him? >> we'll go to it in a second. we have other headlines to bring you first, but it is a sight to behold meantime, the other

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. let's look at the u.s.quity futures. markets are higher yesterday, but this morning red arrows across the board dow jones down by 68 points. nasdaq down by 13. it is the ides of august, so far the dow is down for the month. the s&p 500 and the nasdaq are up look at what happened overseas in asia. the nikkei was down 0.7% then you saw some losses in china. shanghai down by 2%. the hang seng off by 1.5%. big losses there we'll continue to follow that. in europe you can see red arrows across the board the dax is down just barely. the cac off by 0.2%. the ftse off by 0.4% finally check out treasury yields here in the united states you'll see the ten-year at this point looks like it's yielding 2.882% still back below that elusive 3% >>> turkish president doubling down on the trade war with the united states. he's jacking up tariffs on american made cars, alcohol and tobacco. the company's tax on american cars doubling to 120%. on american alcohol, 140%. the trump administration announcing friday it would double

i'm andrew ross sorkin along with joe kernen. michelle caruso-cabrera is here with us today hanging out. becky is off look at u.s. equity futures this morning. let's try to show you what's going on dow jones looks like it would open off 7 points. the nasdaq up 0.21 points. yields are hovering under 3% 2.959. also show you what's happening overnight in asia. shanghai composite up 1.85%. hang seng up nearly 1% nikkei off marginally. european equities right now a bit of a mixed picture, but we're mostly in the red. >> big rebound for shanghai considering where it's been. here are the big stories the s.e.c. is reportedly investigating elon musk's tweets wall street journal says regulators wanted to know if the tesla ceo was being truthful when he tweeted he had secured funding to take the company private. tesla shares this week have been all over the map they fell yesterday in the premarket they're lower by 1%, trading at 3.6599. it had gotten up to 3.82. >>> new york city voting to cap the licenses for ride hailing companies like ub

i'm becky quick with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin futures are higher both saw a sixth gain out ofhe last seven weeks you'll see the dow futures up by 81 points. nasdaq futures up by 26 and the s&p futures up by close to 7 points s&p less than a percent off of their high you can see overnight in asia, the nikkei down by a third of a percentage point stocks were higher the hang seng up the shanghai composite up by 1.1% some of the early action in europe, you're going to se green arrows across the board. the dax was the biggest gainer look at treasury yields in the united states. the ten-year is yielding 2.857%. check out crude oil prices crude last week, wti saw a 7th straight negative week that's the longest losing streak since 2015 wti down another $.03 to 65.88 gold saw the worst week since may of 2017 last week. this morning up by $10 $1,194. >>> breaking news overnight. pepsico officially buying soda stream $3.2 billion is the price tag. sara eisen joins us on the squawk "newsline." good morning, sara. >> good morning, aaron this is going to be the biggest in many years for pep

nasdaq market site in times square i'm andrew ross sorkin along with becky quick mike santoli in for joe kerneng take a look at equity futures at this hour. dow looking like it's going to open up a about 46 points. s&p 500 also off about 2.5 points and the nasdaq looking to open higher about 15 points. big headlines to bring you the biggest, shares of apple are higher in premarket trading. reported profit for the beat consensus. revenue also topping estimates apple just a few dollars shy of the price it would need to top $1 trillion in market cap. we're going to talk a lot more about that this morning. >>> we're just hours away from july's adp report on employment. 185,000 new private sector jobs are expected and also the federal reserve policy makers are going to be concluding their meeting today with an interest rate decision >>> also, are you wasting time on apps? facebook and instagram are going to roll out a set of features that show how much time they spend on the app so users can be more intentional it features an activity dash board which shows you how long you're spending on them. a da

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. let's look at u.s.ity futures on this friday morning yesterday the dow was up almost 40 points thanks mostly to walmart and help from boeing this morning ret arrows across the board. s&p is off by 2 points the nasdaq had a gain of 32 points down by 13 this morning. in asia, the nikkei up by a third of a percentage point. hang seng stocks higher as well. the shanghai down 1.3% in europe, you will see right now it looks like there are mostly losses across the board italy down by 1.25%. the dax down by 0.4% let's look at the trish easury yields this morning at 2.846. >> elon musk finally speaking outgoing on the record he said this year -- this past year has been the most difficult and pacinful year of my career. he gave more details on the tweet about taking the company private. that's now put him in a bit of hot water. elon musk said it was an attempt at being transparent he admitted that no one saw it or reviewed it before he posted it he did it as he was getting on a private plane to vegas to visit the