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reported thaty they missed a earnings by 18% due to delays around the election and martin marietta reportsday and sonja saying she believes they could struggle to make estimates. the interesting thing here is that the perception of the politics could help the stock and perhaps it will overshadow any miss or struggle. is in fusing: it everything. let's check in on bloomberg first word news. courtney denio -- courtney donohoe has more. courtney: donald trump is telling opponents of the travel ban that he will see them in court. the ruling concluded that the government had failed to make its case that a freeze on the band should be lifted and also rejected the argument that courts cannot review a presidential decision on immigration. the kushner family is in talks to buy the miami marlins. there is an agreement to sell andclub for 1.6 money dollars. it was founded by charles kushner, whose son is married to ivanka. the baseball team is currently owned by an art dealer. the u.k. inflation rate is almost back on target. consumer prices grew at 1.9% last month. that is below the goal. prices are

>> candidly, i am more of a martin marietta materials plan. i think vulcan has been inconsistent versus martin marietta. i'm not going to recommend you sell this one down because mnuchin gave an interview where it didn't seem like we're going to get those $550 billion bonds that you know i've been calling for endlessly. i wanted a $550 million make america great bond or alternatively a savings bond, retirement bond. don't give up because i think he's going to do exactly what i have suggested. hey, but i don't want any credit. okay, a little. the dow's record breaking streak, it's impressive but i need you to remember this market is made up of individual stocks. on "mad money" tonight, nearly 80 million people grabbed a ticket to win of this company's shows in 2016. taking a closer look at the experience economy when i talk to live nation just ahead. plus a company that's lost nearly 90% of its value from its all-time highs. yes, 90%. this household name behind this decline, and my answer whether there's any speculating on a comeback. and how d

martin marietta leading the way up nearly 4% so far.he gang over at "squawk alley." over to you guys. >> thank you so much, dom. good morning. it is 5:00 p.m. at the global world congress in barcelona, it's 11:00 a.m. on wall street, and "squawk alley" is live. ♪

martin marietta materials, making sure. >> not the defense guy, yes. but this is mlm.ock is coming in big, great presentation, up 20 points now from when the president was elected. >> did they give an estimate on what the wall actually costs? >> they said it is not in the numbers. all that is in the numbers is current highway build. if they get -- that would be a windfall if they do an infrastructure build. if you get the wall, it is going to go to them. they've got the concrete. they've got the cement. i'd like that story. the stock should be higher. they dropped the materials, by the way. >> you can't have -- >> if mexico is going to pay for the wall, maybe they'd choose the -- >> the wrong vendors. i don't think they're going to pay for the wall. >> really? >> some people think mexico is the wall. >> again, some people think more people are coming the other way right now. >> talk about the wall, a hot button issue. i don't care about the hot button issue as much as i say martin marietta is a good stock here. they have a giant buyback. and they own texas. north carol

martin marietta moving higher.ching health insurers as we heard president trump talk about the health insurance issue needs to be resolved before the tax plan can be put forth. we saw a little volatility in these stocks, but overall, near the highs of the session. this is the index of managed health care companies in particular. mark? mark: still ahead on "bloomberg ," sentiment appears to be building for micron. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ i'mie: from new york, vonnie quinn. "bloomberg markets." mark: live from london, i mark barton. let's talk about the european political risk that appear to be easing sending yields lower. bonds trading a week lower. german bonds holding three day advances. europeange yield in investment has fell to the lowest since october. bar.ng us is wolfgang wolfgang, thanks for joining us. it would be careless to say that volatility in the european bond market is over because of a couple of good polls that same to favor macron in the first presidential election? wolfgang: it is a snapshot of wha

martin marietta leading the way up nearly 4% so far. now let's send it to carl and the gang over at "squawk alley." over to you guys. >> thank you so much, dom. good morning. it is 5:00 p.m. at the global world congress in barcelona, it's 11:00 a.m. on wall street, and "squawk alley" is live. ♪ ♪ >>> good monday morning. welcome to "squawk alley." with me at post 9, our own sara eisen. jon fortt is at the mobile world congress in barcelona. a lot more from jon in just a moment. it is a busy morning here in the markets, especially in washington. the president wrapping up a meeting with the national governors association this hour, holding a roundtable with health insurance ceos. our eamon javers is at the white house with all the latest. hey, eamon. >> reporter: yeah, good morning, carl. that meeting with the health insurance ceos is going to right now behind closed doors here at the white house. we expect to see some tape of that and we'll bring you any comments that the president does make. but this morning we saw the president in a se

martin marietta, that is up over 3%. we're getting tape from the governor's meeting momentarily. new poll, "wall street journal" nbc. 51% of people believe the media is too tough on president trump. david webb, how about that? >> not surprising the middle, the center of the country is moving to donald trump pause they're sick of divisiveness and no solutions. important part of the poll. 44% of americans approve job performance. this is only 30 days. stuart: let me put that up on the screen, that is very important. 44%, this is the same poll, "nbc/wall street journal," 44% say they approve of the president's performance. it was only, no -- >> up about 11 points. stuart: let me get the right poll up there. 40% say the country is now headed in the right direction. only 18% said it was headed in the right direction in july. that is an enormous up jump. up from december when it was 33%. >> tie it to what you just said about the companies, the infrastructure companies, for instance, martin marietta and others, those numbers and that positive movement reflects jobs. that means jobs for

their guidance was also below expectations, bringing down a lot of the group here, including martin mariettatalking crushed stones, concrete, anything with highways, railroads, any infrastructure, they're going to be very involved in. unfortunately, they didn't say much. this is the pattern of most of these companies about the impact of lower tax cuts as well as infrastructure. the ceo did comment here. he said, our expectations for the full year is driven by a continuing recovery in shipments with higher levels of publicly funded construction activity. that is a nod towards infrastructure. the conference call via 11:00, we'll be listen ing in and givig you more information. good numbers for ice. this company is diverse. transaction services, trading today, is really 41%. they make big money on data services, selling information like the data that comes out of here to people like us, making money on it. that's almost half their business. if you look at the transaction services, trading, most of it is on commodities trading. financials trading. options. u.s. equity is 12%. so trading at the n