. >>> the man who gets ridiculous run support joe ross for the nationals not so much today. he struggled and nats fall to san diego 5-3. nats fail to sweep the padres. the nats head west now for nine games. >>> coming up here on game on overtime a really cool story on the man behind bryce erharp's bats. >> a little history just up the road in mound at the senior pga championship. bernard erlong wing -- in loudoun county at the senior pga championship. bernard longer winning the championship. >> and the first japanese driver takuma sato to indy 500. he's also 40 years of age, so congratulations to him. >> congratulations to him! >> i had a chance to see diane's story on the bats. that's a cool story worth certainly watching tonight. >>> weatherwise, a couple sprinkles here and there. sorry, frank, it was just that good. passing midday shower on tuesday, showers wednesday and thursday, friday the day to play hooky. >> you can get updates any time narrator:to do time is what is right. ralph northam. army doctor during the gulf war. volunteer director of a pediatric hospice. pro

nats win also and joe ross on the you only get one of two big.n't know but know it will be snowing k's. that's your giveaway tonight. they're giving out first 25,000 fans. very cool. back to practice field today for skins. they'll hit field 11:30 ashburn this morning and we'll talk to jay gruden fol the practice sessions. >> you're not cleveland second half was all cleveland. they now have three games to one lead in eastern conference finals and kyree and lebron combined for 76 points last night. it will be back in boston. >> there will be a game 7 in the conference finals to see who gets nashville for stanley cup. ottawa got past puts three goals in the game and we showed one that was not a goal. any jp way. >> make things different. >> it does. >> that's really cool. >> they're k's not snow snowflakes. >> i like it. >> isn't that cool. >> like match pitches. >> i felt terrible for seattle pitcher last night. he looked like he was begging to come out of the game. >> when when he look in the dugout. me to do give up another one. >> it was sad. i

not a good outing for joe ross.5 batters that he faced and put the nats in an early hole. the final was five to three. four starters for the nats had the day off including bryce harper daniel murphy, jayson werth and mat wieters. basically all the majority of the super stars were off. all are going to return to the lineup today. manager dusty baker will also be back after son's high school graduation in california over the weekend. orioles struggling. they fell to the astros on sunday in houston. tucker doesn't like that. their seventh loss in a row. >> what? >> they return home today to take on the yankees who sit in first place in the american league east. not good. not good at all. >>> let's move to college now. some lacrosse. maryland's women's team national champions once again defeating boston college 16 to 13. caroline steel had a great game for the terps, six goals. maryland finishes with a perfect record of 23 and zero on the season and wins their third ncaa title in four years, 13th overall. that's a dynas

i'm becky quick along with joe kernin and andrew ross sorkin. take a look at u.s. equity futures.it higher this morning. yesterday, the s&p was down after three weeks of gains. you also saw the dow get down. nas danger was higher. dow futures up by 20 points. s&p close to 2 points, nasdaq up just fractionally at this moment. take a look to see what happened overnight in asia. this is where we were looking for some sort of a reaction, after the cyber attack that joe just mentioned that is prevalent in places like china. you can see the chinese stock markets ended

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. looking at u.s.futures, the dow moved up. markets higher. th this morning, the dow down about 32 points. the s&p down by 4 1/2. the nasdaq down by 16. yesterday apple shares were picking up as we headed into the close, before they came out with the earnings. apple, as a dow component helps across the board with these things. that did boost things as we headed into the close. we'll talk more about apple shares and what happened after the bell. that's an indication of why you see things lower. overnight in asia, markets in japan,

i'm becky quick along with andrew ross sorkin. joe is off today.for the next two hours is bob doll. he's equity strategist. >> good morning, becky. i'm awake, how about you? >> i'm awake. it's monday morning, we're good to go. we're talking about the "squawk box" guest, ben bernanke, former fed chair. he's not here yet. >> i know. but he's going to be here. >> right now, let's get a check on the markets, europe and asia closed for may day, it's may 1st. u.s. equity futures, though, at this hour are indicated higher. we saw a pretty quiet day in terms of friday. dow futures up by 28 points. s&p

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. let's look at u.s. equity futures.n days in a row that the s&p 500 and the nasdaq have been higher. both of those indices coming off new highs once again from friday. you can see this morning things are relatively flat. if the somebody manages to close up for another day this morning, it's the first time we'll see eight days in a row for gains in the s&p 500 in almost eight years. you have to go back to july of 2013. look now again at things relatively flight. dow

i'm becky quick, along with joe kernen, and andrew ross sorkin.dom is holding a moment of silence for those who lost their lives in the manchester bombing. [ bells toll ]

joe, good morning. >> secretary ross will be here. we'll talk about the deals that were signed.turned around, indicate a little lower. but you have to think somewhat impressed by the resiliency last week, after that big down day, when the markets, i guess, kind of looked into the abyss. of what's possible. not sure what they saw or whether someone turned on the light and said don't be that afraid. pretty good rebound. especially on friday. so, we will talk to katie sadler. i like talking to her, she's an technical analyst about what the market underpinnings look like. that should be interesting. also, we have mark grant. they call mark grant from southwest securities the wizard. not the wizard of lies which was the madoff hbo premiere that i tried to watch saturday. i couldn't get past de niro. >> was it disappointing, the trailer is so enticing? >> my wife has seen both the cnbc offering and the hbo offering. she liked the cnbc better. i think we could do a better job, maybe. because it started out on our special where, you know, the market's down and people are coming in tryin

i'm joe kernen along with andrew ross sorkin. managing director at vertis investment partners. lps fast money trader. we're counting down to jobs friday and to 5:00 p.m. cinco de mayo. economists expect 188,000. 188. nonfarm payrolls for april. we'll have a liveup of experts to get you set for the big payrolls release. but first becky quick is in omaha ahead of berkshire hathaway's annual meeting. she has breaking news on one of warren buffett's holdings. becky? >> hey, joe. we've been talking about it all morning long. folks if you are just waking up, warren buffett tells us that he has sold a major chunk of his ibm shares. this is a position that he bought into five or six years ago. he says over the course of that time he's changed his opinion on the tech icon. listen in. >>> i don't value ibm the same way that i did six years ago when i started buying. i mean, overall i think the six years i've revalued it somewhat downward. matter of fact, when it got up over 180 we actually sold a reasonable amount of stock. >> you sold a re

i'm becky quick, along with joe kernen, and andrew ross sorkin. the united kingdom is holding a moment of silence for those who lost their lives in the manchester bombing. [ bells toll ] >> again, a moment of silence for the victims of the manchester bombing. political parties in the uk are expected to resume election campaigns this morning. new this morning the bbc is reporting that british police have stopped sharing information on the manchester bombing with the united states because of fears that leaks in the u.s. media could hinder the hunt for a possible bombmaker. at issue are pictures of the crime scene published by the "new york times," including photos of the remains of the bag that was carried by the suicide bomber. prime minister theresa may will raise the issue with president trump today. this is one of the most important intelligence sharing efforts in the world. the expectation is that this will not last for long. if you see the picture on the cover of the new york times this morning, this is what has caused some of that outrage. pi

joe panik, i got it, i got it. i ain't got it. running hard all the way to third, scores on single. 1-0. hunter pence single lead off. wild pitch by ross. scampers to third. tied up on posey groundout. gorkys hernandez, clutch, double to left. joe panik scores. giants three in the inning. score. two out of three. baseball for dummies like the book? it's not worked twice now, that joke. vargas with a three-run homer. yonder alonso and a's down 5-3. trevor plouffe goes poof. grounds into game-ending double play. a's lose, 1 and 7 on the road tip. >>> expectation is curry will play tomorrow night. did not practice today. on the bike, hanging out. no wrap on his ankle. think tweaked it maybe in 30 quarter. mike brown says he could have practiced today if necessary but -- >> no, no concerns. he's a guy that constantly gets maintenance. he could have gone today. that's all. he's definitely good to go tomorrow. >> james harden and rockets trying to go. harden 3 of 17 shooting. ten assists. spurs on a big run. jonathon simmons with authority get it's back to ten. kwooi leonard, nice game. game high 34. sp

joe panik, i got it, i got it. i ain't got it. running hard all the way to third, scores on single. 1-0. hunter pence single lead off. wild pitch by rossndout. gorkys hernandez, clutch, double to left. joe panik scores. giants three in the inning. score. two out of three. baseball for dummies like the book? it's not worked twice now, that joke. vargas with a three-run yonder alonso and trevor plouffe goes poof. grounds into game-ending double play. a's lose, 1 and 7 on the road tip. >>> expectation is curry will play tomorrow night. did not practice today. on the bike, hanging out. no wrap on his ankle. think tweaked it maybe in 30 quarter. mike brown says he could have practiced today if necessary but -- >> no, no concerns. he's a guy that constantly gets maintenance. he could have gone today. that's all. he's definitely good to go tomorrow. >> james harden and rockets trying to go. harden 3 of 17 shooting. ten assists. spurs on a big run. jonathon simmons with authority get it's back to ten. kwooi leonard, game high 34. spurs win but lose tony parker. suffered a knee injury that's apparently pretty bad. brought to you by river rock c

i'm andrew ross sorkin along with joe kernin. becky quick is live with warren buffett in omaha.. >> you made it back. >> i made it back okay. we're going to make it back to you in just one minute with the oracle of omaha. emanuel macron winning and defeating the far right candidate, 64% to 54%. macron i

i'm joe kernen along with andrew ross sorkin and melissa lee.o talk to oracle. the futures now indicated higher. i would say it's not a stretch, believe it or not, what does health care repeal and reform have to do with the stock market? it maybe means a bigger corporate tax cut. that is the top story and druchdruc -- andrew's going to talk to you about right now. >> house majority leader kevin mccarthy calling for a vote on the gop's health care bill scheduled for this morning. mccarthy says republicans have the vote to pass the bill. republicans spped that previous version obamacare replacement back in march. the latest version contains -- tom price explained why he thinks it's necessary to repeal and replace obamacare now. he writes, quote, if a house is on fire do you not wait for it to burn to the ground before trying to save the family inside. he said health care is in a death spiral. debate continues and we'll see if it gets passed and then has to go through the senate. >> and does it pass muster on wrereconciliation, too. >> there's a lo

i'm andrew ross sorkin along with joe kernin. becky quick is live with warren buffett in omaha. hi, becky. >> you made it back. >> i made it back okay. we're going to make it back to you in just one minute with the oracle of omaha. emanuel macron winning and defeating the far right candidate, 64% to 54%. macron is expected to be inaugurated on sunday next on the agenda, in france, two rounds of parliamentary elections in june. we should mention the jueuro jumping to six-month highs. you're looking at european markets right now, across the board, they are down. in large part, they had risen, of course, on friday in expectation ever this news. in asia, japan rising 2.3% overnight. the hang seng was slightly higher. u.s. equity futures up right right now. standing basically, marginally down about 23 points. s&p 500 call it virtually on the nasdaq off by a point. >>> in corporate news, sources telling cnbc that comcast and charter communications plan to announce a wireless partnership as soon as today. the partnership is aimed at cutting costs, as well as speeding up entry into the

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. looking at u.s.quity futures, the dow moved up. markets higher. th this morning, the dow down about 32 points. the s&p down by 4 1/2. the nasdaq down by 16. yesterday apple shares were picking up as we headed into the close, before they came out with the earnings. apple, as a dow component helps across the board with these things. that did boost things as we headed into the close. we'll talk more about apple shares and what happened after the bell. that's an indication of why you see things lower. overnight in asia, markets in japan, hong kong and south korea were closed for holidays. in the early trading in europe this morning, ahead of that final debate between the last two candidates in the french election, you can see the cac is off by a third of a percentage point. ftse is also down. crude oil yesterday down, and down once again as pumping in libya and the united states more than made up some of the cutbacks. we closed below $48 yesterday. right now 48.04. >> on today's agenda the fed concluding

i'm andrew ross sorkin along with becky quick and joe kernen.quick look at the futures after a three-day weekend. you're looking right now, a little bit of red. dow looks like it would open off about 19 points. nasdaq off about a point and a half and the nasdaq -- i'm sorry, s&p 500 down about 3 points. here's what's making head lines. the shortened trading week beginning with a handful of economic reports before the opening bell. here's what's on tap. we're going to get april figures on personal income and consumer spending at 8:30 eastern time. 30 minutes later the march case shiller report on home prices will be out. also the u.s. may ban laptop computers on all flights. this is a big change in and out of the country. homeland security secretary john kelly says that terrorists are obsessed with the idea of bringing down a passenger jet and that the u.s. needs to raise the bar on airline security. we talked about it earlier but it would have a huge impact on airlines, both u.s. and foreign. separately the battle over dutch paintmaker akzo nobe

i'm andrew ross sorkin along with joe kernen.st host is joe terranova, senior managing director and a "fast money" trader. becky quick, we'll get to her in a moment. >> good morning. >> joe will take a quick check on the markets. we're coming to you in two seconds. this is confusing? me? >> you. >> ye

i'm andrew ross sorkin along with joe kernen and melissa lee hanging out with us today.the day off. take a look at u.s. equity futures. dow opens up higher, about 19 points higher. nasdaq up as well. 4 points higher. s&p 500 about a point and a half. this is wh

i'm becky quick along with andrew ross sorkin. joe is off today. our best for the next two hours is bob doll. he's equity strategist. >> good morning, becky. i'm awake, how about you? >> i'm awake. it's monday morning, we're good to go. we're talking about the "squawk box" guest, ben bernanke, former fed chair. he's not here yet. >> i know. but he's going to be here. >> right now, let's get a check on the markets, europe and asia closed for may day, it's may 1st. u.s. equity futures, though, at this hour are indicated higher. we saw a pretty quiet day in terms of friday. dow futures up by 28 points. s&p up by 4.5. and nasdaq up by 12. this comes after a big up week for the markets where nasdaq was up 2.3% across 6,000. closed the week at 6,047. the dow was almost up by 2%. closed very close to 21,000. we're going to continue to watch, as we get closer to the opening bell. take a look at crude oil prices as well. crude oil was down about 29 cents. the big story was it was below $50 for many days last week. this morning, it's down another 16 cents to

i'm becky quick along with joe kernin and andrew ross sorkin. take a look at u.s. equity futures. going a bit higher this morning. yesterday, the s&p was down after three weeks of gains. you also saw the dow get down. nas danger was higher. dow futures up by 20 points. s&p close to 2 points, nasdaq up just fractionally at this moment. take a look to see what happened overnight in asia. this is where we were looking for some sort of a reaction, after the cyber attack that joe just mentioned that is prevalent in places like china. you can see the chinese stock markets ended higher. shanghai composite up by 0.2%. the dax is down by 2%. >> the ten-year yield, 2.24%. >>> a couple of big headlines we're watching. first one, crude prices. wti crude trading higher after the ministers of saudi arabia and russia agreed needing to extend the cuts. including russia agreed to cut output. deciding whether to extend that agreement. a lot of folks will be watching for that. >>> also, a big developing story out of north korea, the company announcing the missile that carried a heavy nuclear warhead

i'm becky quick along with andrew ross sorkin and brian sullivan. joe kernen is off today.'s look at the u.s. equity futures. they are continuing what we saw at the end of the session yesterday. a bit of weakness. dow indicated down by 52 points. s&p futures down by 3 points. the nasdaq, which set a new high yesterday, is down by 2 1/2 points. we'll continue to watch all of this as we get closer to the opening bell. look at what happened overnight in asia. the nikkei was up by 0.3%. hang seng closed up a half percentage point. the shanghai down by almost 1%. in europe, things have barely, barely, barely budged in germany. relatively flat. same thing in france with the cac. the ftse in london up by

i'm andrew ross sorkin along with joe kernen and melissa lee hanging out with us today. becky quick has the day off. take a look at u.s. equity futures. dow opens up higher, about 19 points higher. nasdaq up as well. 4 points higher. s&p 500 about a point and a half. this is whis the highest since 1st. is that what the date was? the fear gauge hitting the lowest level in more than two decades. the volatility index closing yesterday at 9.77, the lowest level since december of 1993. >> i can't imagine that's not a place where you would buy. though normal stocks that hit new lows what do they do? hit more new lows. stocks that hit new highs, hit more new highs. it can only go $9 more lower. >> yeah. >> >> this only happened five times ever. >> having always thought in a contrarian way that complacency and when people get -- participants get bullish, you worry. call ratios, you worry. percentage of investment services. if it's that complacent -- i admit, okay, it's not going to be le pen, but the world at this point, there's nothing that we're not thinking about that could h

we're live at the nasdaq marketsite in times square i'm andrew ross sorkin along with becky quick and joeake a quick look at the futures this morning, see how things are setting themselves up for the day. dow looks like it will open up close to 20 points higher, s&p up 2.5 points, the nasdaq a little over 10 points higher. we'll flip that board around show you what's going on in europe right now. again, green arrows pretty much across the board with the dax and ftse 100. yeah i think gotten a little bit better. the pound falling today. we mentioned earlier, hitting a six-week low against the dollar after a projection by poland company ugov showing theresa may's conservative party falling short of a majority in next week's uk election. conservatives could lose as many as 20 seats. they currently hold a 17-seat majority. we also have some other headlines. the federal reserve set to release its beige book today. the region by region assessment of the u.s. economy is going to be released at 2:00 p.m. eastern time. also whirlpool will ask u.s. officials to impose trade barriers on washing mach

i'm andrew ross sorkin, becky quick is here and joe kernen is off this morning.you some treasury yields right now. the te10-year right now, 2.93 a we have some headlines. >> looks like we're just getting some macy's earnings that are out. i just have headlines at this point. i haven't seen a press release. looks like earnings are coming in at 23 cents a share, which is below the 35 cents expected. and first quarter sales at 5.34 billion, just below the 5.46 billion that the street had been anticipating. these are numbers coming in from the headlines here. it does look like it's a miss on both the bottom and the top line if that's the case. shares of macy's down by about 4%. people have been watching very closely to see how the retails are have been faring, particularly retailers like macy's where you've seen department stores that have seen massive pressure coming from on. macy's itself has a very strong online presence but again, amazon has made massive inroads into all of those stores. >> and macy's saying we remain on track, it's important to meet our 2017 gui

right here on cnbc, we're live at the nasdaq marketsite in times square i'm andrew ross sorkin along with becky quick and joel hanging out together. i think that was the first time in awhile. >> it's permanent now. >> take a look at the futures right now. dow looks like it would open off about 35 1/2 points. nasdaq down as well close to nine points off the s&p 500 looking to open down by five points. some of the big headlines of the morning. we're now about 90 minutes away from two key economic reports. the consumer price index. also retail sales for april that comes out at 8:30 eastern time. retail sales rose 0.5% last month with consumer price index up 0.2%. >>> anthem has lost a court battle to keep cigna from terminating their merger deal. a delaware judge requiring them not to end the transaction. anthem has until noon monday to decide whether to appeal. cigna pulling out of the transaction. it accused anthem of following a failed strategy to win regulatory approval. >>> separately a judge has ordered walmart's ceo to submit to questioning in a lawsuit surrounding alleged bribery by the mexican unit. he

i'm andrew ross sorkin along with becky quick and joe kernen.futures at this hour. this music is very lively. dow looks like it would open down about 12 points off. nasdaq off marginally about half a point. s&p 500 off about a point and a half. here's what's making head lines, two economic reports out ahead this morning. the government will be out with durable goods orders for april at 8:30 eastern time. consensus forecast calling for a 1.8% decline. we're also going to get first revision, rather, of the first quarter gdp. that's expected to come in at 0.8% annual rate. that's slightly faster than the initial reading. also u.p.s. has been fined nearly $247 million after being accused of illegally shipping large volumes of untaxed cigarettes in new york state and new york city. u.p.s. says it is disappointed in the decision and plans to appeal. calls the penalty, quote, excessive, given that the shipments in question generated only about $1 million in total revenue. of course they say they weren't the ones actually sending the cigarettes, they we

i'm becky quick along with andrew ross sorkin and brian sullivan. joe kernen is off today. let's look at the u.s. equity futures. they are continuing what we saw at the end of the session yesterday. a bit of weakness. dow indicated down by 52 points. s&p futures down by 3 points. the nasdaq, which set a new high yesterday, is down by 2 1/2 points. we'll continue to watch all of this as we get closer to the opening bell. look at what happened overnight in asia. the nikkei was up by 0.3%. hang seng closed up a half percentage point. the shanghai down by almost 1%. in europe, things have barely, barely, barely budged in germany. relatively flat. same thing in france with the cac. the ftse in london up by 0.2%. check out crude oil prices, which went fuderwacken again yesterday, according to mark grant. wti is up by just 1%, to 46.36. brent crude sitting at 44 th49.. >> president trump abruptly fired james comey. comey learning of the firing while speaking with fbi agents in los angeles. this morning there is bipartisan outrage as congressional members on both sides express conc

ross sorkin and melissa lee. i heard that song, i wasn't sure if they said the show could go on or the joe could go on. yesterday was a mixed day for the markets. not too far directionally moves, but the nasdaq had another new high yesterday. he are looking at green arrows with the dow futures indicated up 25 points. s&p futures indicated to open up higher by three. and the nasdaq also projected to open up high. wall street's fear gauge hitting a ten-year low of 9.9 yesterday. the lowest level since february of 2007. we keep having these markets tell us volatility is back, but we're not seeing it. this morning the vix is trading at 10. it marked the second time this year that the vix traded below 10. overnight in asia, take a look and you'll see the nikkei was up by 0.7%. hang seng was up by a third of a percent. the shanghai was down by a third of a percentage point. in europe, some of the early trading, things are relatively calm. ftse up by a half percentage point. modest gains for the cac and dax. >>> among the top stories, big news out of hollywood. the writers guild of america reaching a tentativ

ross sorkin and melissa lee. i heard that song, i wasn't sure if they said the show could go on or the joe could go on. a mixed day for the markets. not too far directionally moves, but the nasdaq had another new high yesterday. he are looking at green arrows with the dow futures indicated up 25 points. s&p futures indicated to open up higher by three. and the nasdaq also projected to open up high. wall street's fear gauge hitting a ten-year low of 9.9 yesterday. the lowest level since february of

joe diddly by the way in a pond shop in a movie trade. my man is getting it done right there. >> i have a question for rich ross this is a question we askedor a particular stock. it's not just crude oil, all of them basically five month lows, should equities follow in your view. >> i think you make a great point here, in theory, in this world we have lived in, yes, they should t. fact that they did not. the fact that volatility went down, the s&p went higher. transports were higher, we go back if time, 18 months, two years, it's a totally different tape. to answer your question, yes, that i should go down. but they're not. because they're not, you want to remain constructive of stocks. you go around the world t. u.s., s&p up 6.5, '. europe up 10%. emerging markets about crude and copper up 14%. it's telling you there is something else going on here besides the action in crude. now, i would be overly optimistic to suggest if crude continues to decline and metals melt down, volt tilt volatility going to pick up, crude is going to stabilize and stocks will continue to do what stocks are doing. >> valero, you made a point on a technical basis

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