john legere, david faber, jim cramer on the "squawk alley" set. ith john tonight. >> i may adopt a color scene. change my tie at least. >>> apple shares back to the flat line on the back of the icahn tweet. and . . . exhale. .. aflac! and a gentle wavelike motion... ahhh- ahhhhhh. liberate your spine... ahhh-ahhhhhh......aflac! and reach, toes blossoming... not that great at yoga. yeah, but when i slipped a disk he paid my claim in just one day. ahh! so he had your back? yep. in just one day, we approve and pay. one day pay, only from aflac. [duck snoring] big day? ah, the usual. moved some new cars. hauled a bunch of steel. kept the supermarket shelves stocked. made sure everyone got their latest gadgets. what's up for the next shift? ah, nothing much. just keeping the lights on. (laugh) nice. doing the big things that move an economy. see you tomorrow, mac. see you tomorrow, sam. just another day at norfolk southern. >>> tomorrow on "squawk alley," dick coslow of twitter and bill gurley of benchmark. now to headquarters and wopner and the half. >

liz: john legere, t-mobile ceo and president. he wanted to be a gym teacher before he found his calling in telecom, amazing. >>> do you have loose change in your pocket? you might want to take a second look. a very close look on tonight's episode of fox business' hit show "strange inheritance," saved from the trash. paul montgomery discovers inheritance is worth millions. he is joining us now. paul, great to see you. the inheritance. let's talk about what it was and what you discovered. >> well, it was an extraordinary story. thanks for having me today. it was an extraordinary story. what we actually discovered is a 1913 liberty nickel. it was a coin that was thought to have been lost forever. there were only five coins that were ever made. i did a gimmicky little promotion, i put out a million-dollar reward for the coin knowing full well it didn't exist, and i guess it was about a month later, sure enough, there it was, right in front of me, an extraordinary find. liz: how much is it really going to be if you put it up on the ma

craig: let's ask this to john legere today.ake away from comcast and twc being blocked as it relates to the prospect for consolidating the wireless industry? one of the real roads forward for wireless is whether or not we will see a merger of the three or four players, sprint and t-mobile in 2015. tom: professor hintz, this is the basic idea that merger consolidation, transactions are over in the transition business. when do we finally see a combination within the banking business facing the same challenges, the same combination that we see in craig's business? mergers and shrinkage and -- when do we see it? prof. hintz: remember, we have a different issue here -- we have regulators who not let the big guys get bigger. tom: thank you. prof. hintz: what you are now facing us management talking about making themselves smaller. that is a reverse. tom: the differences here are bizarre. olivia: we had a guest last week of said comcast goodbye t-mobile. prof. hintz: i do not think so. effectively the department of justice and the fcc

an outspoken ceo john legere on how he's beating out sprint. is he number three right now?d only to verizon and at&t? he answers that pointed question. it might not be the answer you expect. and ubs just moved to a neutral rating on us stocks. why does ubs feel that way? what does it mean? we have the chief investment strategist who was part of that major decision. what he's telling his clients, he'll tell you. ♪ ♪ liz: and back to the breaking news here, twitter still halted. still halted. but we need to go to nicole. she's on the floor of the new york stock exchange. with the very latest. i'm now seeing reports that the news, the early report of the earnings, nicole, was simply from twitter's own investor relations website. is that possible, that they put it up there by possible? >> the last number. is 45 and a half. some of the breaking news i'm getting. looking around. forty to 40 and a half. likely to open in the next few minutes. forty-five and change, okay. so this was halted at 3:27 p.m. at 4867. looking in the 45-dollar range. it's down nearly 7% on these numbers t

that was john legere telling donald trump that. >> do we have a picture of his hair?t's quite a good look. i'm sure it's closer to 80s or 90s? >> hair is hair. >> he wears it so conveniencely -- convincingly. there you go. very subjectively. >> very they are fighting over importanting things jordan spieth, looking good in green today. the texas native shot 18 under par. ties tiger woods in 1997. they never got within three shots of spieth in the final round. he's the second youngest to win the green jacket at augusta behind tiger woods. he's also the first to go from wire-to-wire leading from start to finish since '76. >> did you watch it? >> no i did not. >> you did? are you kidding me? i think on friday you didn't know a lot about golf? >> i know lots and lots. find us on twitter, especially if it's about the economy. you can tell us what you would put on a t-shirt, the slogans, some of you still coming through. i think mine might be quantitative pleasing. i. >> futures pointing to a lower across the board. s & p 500 down by 4 points. doudges set to fall by 28 point

joining me now from san francisco is john legere. welcome back to "bloomberg west."to see you. t-mobile is gaining subscribers share, but not generating meaningful net income. you have booked a net loss in six of the past eight quarters. what is your long-term plan and what changes do you need to make to reach sustained profitability? john: we are right on track with what we have given as an outline of how this company becomes highly successful which started with aggressive customer growth which leads to revenue growth, even profitability and cash flow. we headed 1.8 million customers this quarter which was the eighth quarter in a row over one million subscribers. revenue growth was 13% year over year and even grow 20%. we actually updated our guidance to have greater growth on the postpaid side between three and 3.5 million and kept firm our profitability guidance. even 6.8 and 7.2 billion. we will be profitable through the rest of the year and i think our investors have been very pleased with the progress of this company. it is a good day. mark: do you have enough

. >> john legere by the way, you've got to follow john legere. from t-mobile.t guy is breaking news left and right. every day he breaks news on his twitter feed. >> i think we all do. >> do you want to know the past five aprils which stocks have done the best on the s&p? >> i would bet it's the dollar store. >> very good. also nrg. >> nrg? >> macerich and simon. >> that guy could be on the wall of shame as early as this week. >> and dr horton. all with gains of mid to single digits. >> horton's chart is a thing of beauty. it's almost like that slope from k2. as long as we don't get to the tops like base camp three. >> home builders overall are showing very positive charts. >> they've been great. rates are down. people feel that now the spring has sprung and people are looking at places again. toll house and fabulous inner city stuff. a lot of people are moving back to the city. one of you guys corrected me on that. i said people moving back. a way to play those quarters. those are beautiful. bought a piece and land and said he had to get obviated because of the

reid hoffman, john legere. sue derek all ear here at one market. we are back in just a moment. don't go away. . >>> has the big macro and the dar come to an end? experts say is this week will hold the key him find out why on trading nation and catch our live with power segment and power lunch. more "squawk on the street" straight ahead. we can help you decide what to do. with tools that help you see how market activity is affecting your positions. so when the time comes to decide whether to scale in or scale out... you can make your move wherever you are. and start working on your next big idea. ♪ ♪ ♪ we will rock you anthem ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ call 1-800-royal caribbean or your travel agent today >>> welcome back to "squawk on the street." we have a developing story here with regard to a possible u.s. vessel seized by iran him we reported on that earlier. we now have per nbc news citing u.s. senior navy sources that there are no at least u.s. navy cargo ships that have been seized. again, there are reports out of the middle eastern news service that warship

. >> i do think that the sprint plan i'm waiting for john legere to respond what happen time is john in or tweet? the sprint plan head to head they give you the phone, it's dramatic, the savings. i think that there could be one more price war coming with these major telecos. >> sprint involved in trying to fix its network or expand and make its network much stronger in key areas. but, man that requires a great deal of money. a great deal of money. while also fighting wars on the price side trying to obviously get as many people in there to sample that network. >> this is the kind of thing people will go into the store, i'm going into a sprinter store which is radioshack sprint store. this group is so hard. the telecos are all stuck on the one hand you can say youhad a good return, verizon, on the other hand ledgers out there throwing bombs. you have sprint out there doing, you know, just offering a fabulous deal on this phone. i don't know. i mean people will check it out this weekend. >> we'll see, obviously, it will be a busy month for apple with the watch. >> absolutely. >> the cl

energy deals narrowing, if david's point about cable consolidation narrowing -- >> we talked to john legere of telco deals. he is not for sale. >> no just dumb and dumber. that was -- geez. >> the seat belt's off. >> that is a no-hold bars thing. i called him petey and he didn't flinch. he came to play that man. >> he usually does. >> he loved being called steve prefontaine. i think at&t should print out stop legere shirts. magenta with a big x. >> bob pisani is on the floor. >> kind of a mixed quarter. mostly to the down side. tech, health care, industrials. we are seeing nice up side in energy again. good earnings reports there financials modestly on the up side. we are ending april here. there are clear winners and losers. energy has turned from a loser to a winner and health care is on the flat side. energyloser going to april. oil going to $48, $59. that will help you out. tech materials did all right. health care, remember, that was the big winner going into april. it's been a volatile month. biotechs are flat. there are down moves in other subsectors in health care. i want to ignore