lundgren on "squawk," not "mad money".". >> i'm not sure what he said about residential. >> nonresidential very strong. >> got to go back a while to get a high. >> kbh gave you a 23450is preview. and don't forget there, are a lot of articles saying with the fha down we will begin to see some sort of revival. i know that there is a lot of summaries that say kbh is good. don't forget stewart miller wassed a today mapt that maybe we can break out of the recession numbers. we're building a million hoems. shomes. same number when we were half the size. >> half the size? >> isn't it a shocking number? we've had 16 million are more people -- >> the gi bill back then? probably. >> but 16 million people since the great recession and still the average household, still not -- owning apartments or living with in-laws. i did that. >> yeah well, you've different a lot of living. in-laws, car all sorts of places. >> i like variety is the spice of life.s, all sorts of places. >> i like variety is the spice of life. >> i'd love to get your

terry lundgren blames creating new shopping centers. it happens. you end up moving to the higher end ones as developers put in new malls. >>> we are less than 90 minutes away from the opening bell on wall street. the futures right now are indicated higher. we were triple digits earlier, but still up about 88 points or so on the dow. i might sneeze. >> i'll cover for you. want me to talk for you for a bit? >> no. the feeling passed. although it's not a good idea to do that. it's like holding it in. and check the markets in europe. we do have some positive numbers across the board. pretty nice gains, too, in france and germany. >> i think the doughnuts are making your eyes and nose water or something. >> maybe. my whole body reacts to where they are right now. >> carbalicious. >> you're talking tough. here. move it over. >> oh you want it closer. >> to you. >> oil to six-year lows. let's get a little bit more on the energy complex with matt smith. good morning to you. which way is the number going? what's the lowest you want to put out th

listen, i think ty lundgren does a great job.et it flush itself out. >> it is time now for the final trade. tim seymour. >> lionsgate to me pure content play. interesting to own the stock. i bought it today. >> grasso. >> i'm going with twitter and staying long. >> bk. >> so the fed told you they wanted expectations higher. the way to play that is the tips. >> guy. >> what is coming up next? the. >> the whole crew. the whole rig. >> wow. >> lilly. i think the stock goes higher. >> that does it here for us on "fast money." catch us back monday at 5:00. do not move. "options action" comes up after the break. have a great weekend. >>> i'm hadley gamble. just northeast of paris where a massive manhunt has come to a deadly conclusion. two brothers involved in the slayings of members of the charles hebdo magazine on wednesday were shot and killed earlier today by police in a nine-hour standoff. these guys came out with guns blazing. they are now dead. we know that one hostage was released unharmed. we know now they were not working alo

for more now, kari lundgren joins us. good morning. why? >> big news.t is an interesting move by qatar. unexpected. i was expecting something else this morning. it is something that you might have seen in the relationship that qatar and british airways have developed ongoing since 2013. willie walsh, the ceo of iag, was very involved in getting qatar into one world. that may be one element of it. they have a lot of respect for one another. al bakar says wonderful things about willie. qatar actually has a holding in heathrow airport. maybe it is just consolidating their position a little bit. ask does it change the operation? >> it will be interesting to see how they work together. qatar says that both airlines were fairly limited. they said it was about leveraging flows and working together and improving their partnership. i think in the short-term, it won't change anything operationally. you have to look at qatar's position in the middle east. they are looking for ways to expand. they are all trying to do different things. etoihad has gone down this ro

. >> terry lundgren has done a great job. i assume macy's is on the shopping list?macy's, target, lululemon, and i think the gas prices will get more dollars and the bigger mass retailers are ones to look at awe as well. >> lululemon has a higher price point. they're over the transparent leggings thing. i don't know why that hurt them? >> the lululemon story is at leisure trend, important, a long-term positive and expensive pants but the best innovation, better fits, also better inventory levels and new chief product officers. >> i'll be wearing the pants on the flight to davos. they're the most comfortable. let's talk about -- i wouldn't necessarily say losers, but questionable? >> teen retail is questionable, forever 21. taking share and captivating that teen audience. >> i was in las vegas at ces and ask people where do they like to shop now. we have a chic makeup artist, and she said i love the buckle. she looked so chic things from the buckle. it's a name that our own robert gray used to be obsessed with. what do you think of a name like that or the czaros or h

. >> well, that was macy's ceo terry lundgren on sidewalk box this morning, and also our friend jan nippen i know you always watch the show. he hasn't seen this much optimism heading into a new retail year at the icr. the big retail conference in years. he says it's amazing. even some of the -- these are the retailers you think might be strupg ling. they're mealing for optimistic. >> i they the gas price thing has a big deal to do with that. i go fill my tank. i have a honking suv. you are a city girl. maybe you know how to get a hand over $40 or $50 to fill it, and i'm getting change back now. it totally recalibrates how much money you have in disposable income. and let's take a look at part of the reason why maybe those small businesses and retailers are as optimistic as they are. take a look at gas prices. they're down $1.20 a gallon from this time a year ago. this according to triple-a. today average today $2 .11 a gallon. i filled up at $1.87 the other day and replace that has it even cheaper than that. 1009 days in a row the gas prices have fallen. i haven't done anything for 109 day

and dolph lundgren. >> so awesome. >> paul weather -- taking it deep -- >> any rambo fans here?lso hinting at the title, "last blood." his resurrection of the action hero is a welcome surprise for fans who have been holding out hope far nice hurrah. >> he's a nice man. glad to see it's a big year for him. >> i want to see rocky. >> the eye of the tiger. >>> and "seinfeld" might have been a show about nothing. but rutgers students are learning a whole lot more than that by studying the sitcom and using it to identify specific psychiatric disorders. what are the diagnose? for jerry seinfeld, the associate professor says he's obsessive compulsive. saw that coming. george is ego centric. elaine, no meaningful relationships, and kramer, the schizoid personality disorder. >> those sound right. >> that's spot on. >> pretty spot on. >> thank you. "pop news," we'll be right back. as two and a half days when used at the first sign. without it the virus spreads from cell to cell. only abreva penetrates deep and starts to work immediately to block the virus and protect healthy cells. you co

. >>> and amazon store near you, mayy's ceo terry lundgren weighing in on the possibility.at terry said on "squawk box." >> i think they should -- at some point they should but i hope they don't, you know. i hope they don't, but at some point they probably should. we're a serious player if the on-line world by itself but that's not the answer. i will predict that five years from now, any major on-line only company will have stores. >> got any problem with that prediction jon fortt? >> no, but last time i talked to jeff bezos, it's been a while, the thing keeping him from brick and mortar they wanted some especially unique contributions, something they could do that everybody else couldn't do. he hadn't come up with that. >> like a distribution facility on 34th and 5th maybe. >> that wouldn't be i don't think that unique. we're watching the home builders which have gotten into trouble. dominic chu has more on that. >> carl, what we're watching is kb home. remember they reported earnings today. the stock had been up earlier. now the conference call is ongoing and as a result,

we will have terry lundgren throughout the morning. our viewers, a second hour of "the pulse" is coming up. we heard about this coalition. the new government will be anti-bailout, is that a fair assessment? >> that is a very fair assessment. there is a lot of shock that this the direction of travel. this is a party that is consistently wants to negotiate hard with the troika to get some sort of serious reduction for the greeks and the debt burden label. it sends a clear message to rustles up to berlin that there will not be the u-turn that some people had anticipated. you and i had the conversations time and time again with people suggesting there would be a u-turn. he would find a way of making that u-turn work. this morning, the news is maybe he is in france. >> maybe it's a tough negotiation tactic. maybe he is out front of everyone and putting pressure on germany. >> the strategists within the party are trying to figure out what the best strategy is going to be. the independent creeks of already said they are going to back them. th

terry lundgren is continuing to drive profitability. that's what they want.h flow. not just top line. that is smart. bed bath wants it too. five below doesn't know what it's doing. container story very inconsistent. it's nuts, all over the board. pier one was very good plus 8%. >> you mentioned different names, all broadly under the banner of retail. they seem to be moving. the container store hasn't seemed to got anything right since they went public. >> they are claiming this quarter started is very good. i have questions about that. let me talk about something really important. troy alston was the heir apparent to howard schultz, stepping aside, unpaid lead. i think troy alston is fabulous. >> you do. why do you think that? >> i met him. great operation. >> chief operating officer of starbucks. >> howard was doing big stuff. this company has a great bench. i think it's a shame -- i don't want troy alston to leave for a second he's so great. if you sell on this, you are making a very short term and incorrect room. this is a family-related issue. there are t