. >> coming up michelle caruso-cabrera will join us with a cautionary tale and marc faber will join usyundai genesis. in a new, faster-acting formula. s tio-y siin lxtes zemethan a porsche panamera s. the 429 horsepower genesis r-spec. from hyundai. >>> stocks shocked by friday's disappointing jobs report. >> overall nowhere to hide given this report. >> squawk market master jeremy seeingal, mark wilson and marc faber, dr. doom, are here to talk to us about the global economy. >> nobel thoughts on the economy. columbia university professor joseph stiglitz is our latest recipient of the squawk blue chip book award. >> plus the latest headlines you need to be watching before the day's tried. the second hour of "squawk box" begins right now. >>> good morning. welcome to "squawk box" here on cnbc on a monday morning. i'm andrew ross sorkin, along with joe kernen and becky quick. the futures right now, it not as bad as you might have imagined given all of the hullabaloo on friday and over the weekend and given what's happened in asia overnight and some of the other numbers, this is not a ba

tonight on the panel for a special edition of "money in motion" speaking about that great vote with marc fabercnbc. >>> coming up next on the show, we'll have new detail tons jout burst, the heckle i guess we call it at the president's news conference a moment ago and also a little european sunscreen for your portfolio. should you avoid the big american votes with big european exposure? >> yeah. we tweeted out a question. mcdonald's has the most percentage of sales from europe in the dow. who is number two? we're going to give you the answer coming up. rim's golden parachutes. like rim needs more bad press? guess what. it's coming. >>> before we head to break, here's today's "return on retirement." economic uncertainty appears to be taking the toll on the current workforce. at home and abroad. according to a recent survey, americans and europeans think they'll be worse off in retirement than their parents. what percent? find out when we return. i've been a superintendent for 30 some years at many different park service units across the united states. the only time i've ever had a break is when

and marc faber. we share the same name. different pronunciation. on this he's perhaps more knowledgeable. he's got a gloom and a doom in there and just one boom. he's mostly gloom and doom. but china is -- is a real concern. and it was last week. we watched that market in shanghai. by the way, down 2.7% after they reported their pmi. they didn't get to react to it on friday. but one has to wonder how important that is. are they already suffering as a result of europe's woes? >> we are seeing a lot of ceos also talk about china. last night, what a great night for china to be able to say, you know what? inflation's down big. commodity's down big. we got some coal numbers over the weekend. coal is down big. joy global indicated that. what a great opportunity for the chinese to do something. they did nothing. let me tell you how pervasive this. if you want to know how to trade u.s. stocks. yum. people are saying -- i love this. i just have to do it. the word is is that western china, they've slowed in buying kfc. the absurdity of thinking about the 30