and of course ken rogoff our guest host.. >>> welcome back to "squawk box" this morning. take a look at the futures. dow jones looks like it would open 24 points down. s&p 500 off about 3.5 points. nasdaq would open down about nine points. in large part perhaps a function of what's going on in greece maybe some oil issues as well. let's tell you about some of the other stories we're watching this morning. "the hobbit" taking the top spot at the box office this weekend. much of the controversy has been around "the interview." that movie was streamed or downloaded bringing more than $15 million in gross revenue. now the total is nearly $18 million. that's the good news. also apple deciding to make the film available in its itunes store starting yesterday. so that number should go up. but the number to beat what did we say they need to make $75 million in total? >> not to mention the collateral damage. >> you saw that there are factions in pakistan that are really unhappy with "homeland." >> yes. i saw that. >> i'm almost up to

. >> ken rogoff, great seeing you. >>> "squawk on the street" begins right fou. ♪ >>> good monday morningwelcome to "squawk on the street." i'm carl quintanilla. darryl and jim have the day off. final three trading sessions of 2014 as the dow rides a seven-day winning streak. a little chop in the market today as we watch political turmoil in greece. oil moving higher, back above 55. some supply concerns bubbling over in libya. in the ten-year, settled back to 222. that is about a one-week low. our road map begins with global fears returning to the market. greece's failure to elect a president has europe in the red and u.s. futures pointing slightly lower. >> forget the movie theater on demand. nearly five times the size of the physical box office. what it means for the future of movie releases. >> move over yuber. chinese market is now the world's most valuable tech start-up. >> equity futures edging lower. global uncertainty returning to the market following seven straight days of gains. european shares back to work leading the decline as the greek parliament fails to elect a president.

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