kpix 5's katie nielsen is in morgan hill to explain. katie. >> reporter: immigration has been a hotly debated topic ever since president trump took office and a major sticking point has been the daca program. it's an obama-era program that allows illegal immigrants who came to the u.s. as children to stay in the country. president trump announced last year he was ending the program on march 5th. daca recipients challenged that decision in court and just yesterday, a second federal judge ruled in their favor meaning current recipients can renew their status, but no one new can enroll. lawmakers in washington are now debating for a permanent solution. >> well, this is a very difficult issue, we're all aware of that. but we can get something done. we're on the verge. >> they have been talking about it for years and if we could do it, it would be a great achievement. >> reporter: the senate is expected to debate the issue today. right now the process is open ended meaning any proposal will be considered and the first one to get 60 votes wil

morgan chase is getting a new headquarters, why the building plans will be a monument to the u.s.'sargest bank but their longtime ceo. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ shery: this is bloomberg markets. i am shery ahn. vonnie: i am vonnie quinn. j.p. morgan chase will look different, the largest u.s. bank planning to consolidate its new york city opposites and 15,000 workers into a new headquarters on park avenue. the announcement came this morning in a joint statement between jamie dimon and the mayor of new york. it will be the first major project to take it vantage of the midtown east rezoning plan. what is happening? old is turning to new but they are consolidating. is it the same address? >> >> we will see what number they take but the same spot as they are tearing down their current headquarters built in the 1950's, 1960's and was meant for a much smaller staff. they will build it up, a sleek new modern tower about twice the size. this will be about getting all of their people into one spot. they have that building and the old bear stearns building with a couple of other around park and

we both fell in love with ed morgan, the great historian s and he introduced me to ed. and we used to go up and visit him periodically and take him out to dinner and so forth. it's been a wonderful experience. it's not just like having an editor as a professional relationship. bob has been a dear friend of mine and has taken an interest in me in so many different ways and has championed me. besides my husband, my greatest cheerleader, the person who's my greatest publicist, and i'm just thrilled to be able to be here tonight because he's going to talk about a subject near to my heart, biography as reclamation. i'm anxious to hear what he has to say about it because nobody is better, i think, for understanding the structure, the style and the demands of this particular art form. and he was enormously helpful to me. so, bob, take it away. [applause] >> first of all, i feel genuinely humbled by this baton that i've been handed. and baton, i mean being an editor. one whose burdens i've never taken lightly in my life. i'm so honored, first of all, that the editorial excellen

anna: asian stocks rally after up s&p 500 closed back almost 2%. morgan stanley joins the call.s the goldilocks market really over? manus: president trump proposes budget,rillion federal favoring military spending and a mexican border wall. anna: south africa's ruling anc is said to tell the president to quit after he refuses a request to resign. ♪ welcome to the program, this is "bloomberg daybreak: europe." let's check in on the market action overnight. the msci asia-pacific is trading higher after we saw that strong session and united states. in the past two sessions, the biggest two-day increase in 18 months. 43%.s up 0. japanese markets big weighted down -- being weighed down. are also pointing down, so we need to be aware of that as we go through this morning's session. morgan stanley joining goldman sachs and jpmorgan and advising the dip.he dip -- buy the has been a substantial move, and one of the things in the mix seems to be the prime minister in japan speaking in parliament, talking about how they have a blank slate in choosing the governor of the bank of japan. repo

anna: asian stocks rally after up s&p 500 closed back almost 2%. morgan stanley joins the call.arket really over? manus: president trump proposes budget,rillion federal favoring military spending and a mexican border wall. anna: south africa's ruling anc

s were the labor unions. today they are billionaires that live in california. you have j.p. morgan, goldman sachs and those individuals. connecticut with its insurance. california and facebook. it is all laid out. the greatest civilization creates the greatest economic system in the history of mankind. you have a history of the south, east, and california. how do they do it? it is called financial engineering and social engineering. host: we have a lot of callers. if you can wrap up in one more sentence, that would be great. caller: you just talk about the n.r.a. and these shootings. the n.r.a. is actually a terrorist organization. andtalk about the f.b.i. the f.b.i. never went after the n.r.a. or the tea party. can i plug my book? host: we have to move on to rudy on the democratic line from sun city, california. caller: good morning, kimberly. after the indictments yesterday, trump tweeted out that we should beware of false allegations and conspiracy theories. i almost lost my lunch when i read those tweets. i guess he must have been talking about alex jones, hannity, and fox news

morgan al-jazeera khartoum. the european council president donald tusk has warned the u.k.'s approach to the next stage of the breck that negotiations is based on pure illusion speaking the e.u. summit in brussels is a britain still trying to cherry pick its future relationship with the blog and that follows reports that the british prime minister to resign may's divided cabinet has finally reached a common position reports suggest that senior ministers are now backing a plan that they call managed divergence and this would mean the u.k. accepting some e.u. regulation after bracks it mr tosk however dismissed the plan. government seems to be moving towards a more detailed position. however if the media reports are correct. i'm afraid that. today it's based on. it looks like the loss of life. from the very start it has been a key principle of ten to seven that can be no cherry picking. single market a la carte this is and will continue to keep principle i have no doubt that from the war in syria to the plight of mammals or him millions of people have been forced to leave their

quickly for some people meanwhile, bristol meyers has been one of the best performers in the s&p today after morganey upgraded the stock to equal weight and raised its price target to $78. analysts cited significant market potential of a lung cancer treatment that combines two of the company's existing drugs. brist bristol meyers up 5.2%. >>> how about home builders? there is a level of uncertainty in the housing market. we have a look at new data just out. >> yeah, the traders may be phased by it, but the home builders are not they are not at all phased by the sharp jump in interest rates this month builder sentiment didn't fall at all in february. it's up from 65 a year ago and slightly off a high of 74 in december the reason for all the optimism, the tax plan mortgage rates were not mentioned which are up .5% this year and continue to climb a severe shortage of existing homes for sale, that's the biggest thing the home builders are profiting off of one mortgage broker told me if you don't have a contract with a home builder, things are slow for you. expectations for sales over the next six month

morgan stanley >>> we're back with our special the i ha the. >>s.the latest you're hearing for a controversial military parade in washington? >> what i'm hearing is they're taking it very, very seriously. it is not a suggestion, it is a directive. they're treating it like that and they are actively working on planning actions. this would fall under the army's military district in washington to conduct the parade. they're actually working up options the present to the white house. i suspect, i don't know this, that there will probably be several options and probably not all of them will be the grandiose display he saw in paris. i think they'll try to give him what he wants but i think they'll try to walk it back, something a little less intensive. >> what are you hearing from your sources at the white house? >> the white house was a little embarrass that had this was being discussed as such a full throated plan. it has been on the president's mind and he's been saying it repeatedly ever since he was in paris. i remember, the president said he wanted

morgan stanley just this last week reported that their of that s that 62% trillion dollar windfall will be used by the corporations to buy other companies. mergers and acquisitions. about 19%. and 43% will go for buybacks of stock and dividends. oh, all the talk about the employees benefiting. well, let's see. about 13% is headed for bonuses and raises. just 17% of that $1 trillion is expected to be used to increase the size of the business, not through mergers and acquisitions which usually result in layoffs, not in new jobs, but rather in what are called savings. in other words, known as layoffs. just 17%. so where are the jobs? give you an example. nine of the large pharmaceutical companies in america have already announced that they're going to spend $50 billion of that tax cut that they received in buybacks. not in creating new pharmaceutical and drugs for such illnesses as alzheimer's. in fact, pfizer, one of the large pharmaceutical companies, today announced that they were going to stop their research on alzheimer's. they decided that they would spend their money instead on buyi

morgan brennan. >> i'm mike santoli. wilfred and sara are off we have futures looking to gains from late last week. we pulled out positive, s&p 500 up 0.5%. in the broad markets continuing that coverage from the sell jot from the january hype. you see what we're pointing to, another half a percent gain. the dow looking a bit stronger up, 170 at this hour the nasdaq which has been the performer both before and after the correction is up, looking at about 18 points right now. taking a look at the ten-year treasury this obviously has been an area of tremendous focus lately in the last month or so although the move last week was very plod defendant. basically going sideways for four weeks, really it's amazing how many people are watching that 3% right now pulling back ever so slightly, 3.86 you wonder if that 3% mark is the watched pot that everybody is waiting for, seeing if it will boil or not the dollar bounced slightly last week up in the dollar index, about 0.5% it's basically fixed mostly down. the yen, you see the dollar down almost 0.3 percentage point against the yen and euros. >> dollar and treasuries something that w

i'm jon fortt alongside david faber, morgan brennan with me at post nine. also joining us this morning on set, s00 global portfolio manager erin gibbs and business insider editor in chief henry blodget. carl is on his way to pong clanclan -- pyeongchang. >> he made it. >> he did? >> yes >> we have a lot to get to we're having another wild session for stocks following yesterday's action you saw the dow end in the red for the third time in four se s sessions we're down 430 on the dow. the s&p 500 is down over 1%. volatility continues erin, what's your take here? is this just going to be something we finally starting to see again in our markets that we had become perhaps unaccustom to >> yeah. for us, we're really looking at this as a full re-evaluation what's the shift how are you going to allocate between bonds and equities valuations, we came in really high at the beginning of the year and all of last year every time the markets got pushed up, we kept saying well where else are you going to put your money? that was sort of the argument. and now we're seeing some other options on where else can y

s. of the leaders they are trying to just to take over from morgan tsvangirai what i wanted to take it on as you say. to what to what has transpired in zimbabwe now things of course and. moved on morgan tsvangirai lived to see the end of robert mugabe in power he lived to see. take his place as the new president also zanu p.f. man who stood beside mugabe for all of his thirty eight years in power and there will be elections were promised by july what happens to the opposition in zimbabwe now the party that you've just described of morgan chang or i bitterly divided is there any credible opposition to emerson and zanu p.f. in the elections to come. that's going to be one big thing to watch how quickly can they do knight and form a united front to challenge the rulings on a party and create an image than mega westmead happening these last few weeks some supporters of the state is very very sad while he was in hospital there were unconfirmed reports that some family members weren't allowed to see him some people in the party weren't allowed to see him there were unconfirmed reports that peop

liz: morgan stanley equity strategists said the s&p 500 at this level is pretty cheap.d the dip, it's 16 times forward earning, that's a cheap level. stuart: just look at it. now we are down 108, 106. there is a degree of volatility, okay, we have fixed the audio for senator cassidy, republican from louisiana. good morning, mr. senator, thanks very much for joining us, sir in. >> thank you for having me. stuart: gop seems to have abandoned all types of financial restrain, you're big spenders? >> number one, i'm not a big spender, i voted against the budget. there's a lot of good things but should have been offset. so i can't speak for others, but i recognize what you said and voted against the budget for that reason. stuart: do you think there are any votes in real austerity, cutting back, there don't seem to be any votes for that? >> everybody recognizes the military has global responsibilities, that their budget is in strap and increasing amount of money are going to retirement benefits leading less for training and for maintenance material. that is what created, if y

s&p health care sector. walmart, caterpillar, jp morgan are leading the dow. united tech and home depot are your laggards.e of your top movers, under armour, amerisource is up. blue apron jumping on strong earnings, but it's off the highs of the session brian. >> all right, for more on what has been driving the recent volatility and rapid recoveries, let's bring in mike santoli and bob pisani on the floor of the new york stock exchange. guys, i don't know how you feel about this, mike it feels like every day we sort of peel back a layer of the onion a little bit people have conspiracy theories. now you have this alleged, alleged vix manipulation concept, which the cboe denies do you see it getting more complicated or cleansing itself out? >> i don't know if it's more complicated. i do think that most traders, most investors, have a sense of just not being clear if a lot of that activity, a lot of that noise has been cleared away yet. what's interesting, it's this little quiet rally we had in the last hour. it's almost as if bidders were holding back and saying, look, if this is calm for three hours, if no

morgan chase and berkshire are teeming up to form heir their own health care company. >>> listen to this,sd have the mobile network by next year. the goal is to allow lunar rovers to communicate with each other. the project would enable high definition life streaming back to earth. voda phone and nokia want to launch hard way by 2019 with space x acting as provider. it uses four g because it's relevantable and easier to engineer in space. >>> the megaplane was taken out and a runway the first time this week. the strato launch was created by paul allen. he showed it in the desert. as for the size, the plane was a win spank of 385 feet and weighs a half million pounds if you can believe it. it's designed to launch rockets into low earth observer it between 99 and 1,200 miles above the planet. it's expected to make the first flight in 2019. >>> it was a matter of life and death. and the night the north bay wildfires broke out as you recall. now the professionals take a hard look at what went right and how much went wrong. >>> the president's son-in-law and senior adviser jarred kushner stripp

kron 4's rob fladaboe looks at the potential drought concerns due to the lack of rain. rob fladeboe/morganill "...hard to believe that anderson reservoir here in morgan hill was full and about to spill over and flood coyote creek just about a year, but what a difference a year makes..."the calendar says it's early february but you wouldn't know it judging from the dazzling display put on by the flowering pear trees that are blooming more than a little early across the bay area. tulip trees like this one are out early too and we don't usually see such a profusion of wild mustard until march or later. it's as if the trees think winter has come and gone. the odds of this being a normal rainfall year are slim and none says adjunct san jose state meteorology professor jan null. jan null/golden gate weather service"....in most places in california, it's none, historically with this little rainfall this late, we've never reached normal, in a couple of places like san francisco which has records going back to the gold rush, we've gotten back to normal twice but the odds of doing so this year are v

morgan stanley >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." let's look at the market action for you. we're mixed this morning the nasdaq and s slightly higher the dow slightly lower it was a fantastic month up about 6% for the dow and s&p. the nasdaq up just over 7% yesterday the dow up 0.3%. the others just behind it was a bit of a roller coaster session. significant highs during the morning. we were negative close to the close. a bit of a rally approaching the close. >>> treasuries for you, we saw a high on the ten-year of 2.75% yesterday, that's one of the reasons we saw a selloff, then things retraced from there rising today to 2.74 on the ten-year >>> all right. talking about markets that have been on the move india gaining 20% over the last 12 months. india also rolling out its budget with a heavy focus on the rural and agricultural economy the new budget includes a bigger than expected deficit which would be important ahead of next year's re-election for modi. joining us on the line is a amy kazmin what is the biggest takeaway for international investors when looking at the budget? >> i think international investors w

s&p 500 on pace for its best to up days since the election in 2016. leadership coming from names including apple, exxon mobil, and j.p. morgan.hese were down in a big way last week. apple a trigger in some ways for the selloff we have seen. they had a disappointing quarter around the iphone sales and guided the stock. it is still 200 below the moving average. they are not out of the woods yet and perhaps not the selloff. exxon rebounding nicely. the stock had been down about 17% during the selloff with oil flirting at $60 a barrel or j.p. morgan a rally up less than 1% after the financials have come under pressure with what seems to be a tougher fed. one thing we like to take a look at in the bloomberg, that is g last week on the selloff, we had stocks hitting 52-week lows. put this in the perspective of 2015 and 2016 where was closer to 40%, and also back in 2018 -- 2008. last week selloff pales in comparison. the question is whether or not this will last. it suggests there could be more selling ahead. on today's whisk rally, we do have the commodities confirming -- risk rally, we do have commodities confirming the worst wee

morgan and dean of macro risk advisors staying with us. n the meantime, this is what sling a lower open. s&p 500 futures earlier signalled a higher start and actually, what i'm hearing investors re is that betting against volatility and u.s. equities may have some headaches this morning. look s certainly when you at some of the funds. this is what we're talking with luke. plenty more on your markets. this is bloomberg. >> bloomberg surveillance, historic day from london and new york. futures right now. they've been all over the place with y two hours ago negative 14 on s&p futures and dow futures are at near lows for the day. 45.05 on that key market barometer. key that we have with us bruce of j.p. morgan and dean of advisors with a single best chart into every interview we've done since 5:00 afternoon, all the pros are looking at bonds. gross is looking at bonds. dean is looking at bonds and bruce is looking at bonds. the 10-year yield from thanksgiving. own we go in price and the rebound yesterday that dean has talked about a number of ways. bruce, the basic economic

s&p and nasdaq also suffered serious losses. >> for some perspective now, we are joined with this financial advisor from morgan stanley. threat of rising interest rates, is that what is happening here? >> exactly. the market is based on speculation, and it is speculated because the consumer price index and wages have gone up that is going to create some inflation. when you add in tax reform, there is all of a sudden a huge money supply, and the market is really married about the open market committee regulating this. >> how big a deal is this, especially for people who own stock? what would you say to them? >> it is a big number, but if you compare it back to like monday on 1987, the market was down 500 a points, and that was a 22% drop. today was a 5% drop and fridays was two and half %. i don't even define that as a correction. you cannot get too excited about this because the market and the economy are two different things.

morgan stanley >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." let's get you up to speed on the market action. here's the premarket set such. the dow is lower by 130 points s 500 down by 13 nasdaq lower by 21 this comes after yesterday we did see a big intraday reversal. the dow was up 230 points on the day but closed lower by 19 points wti crude down by half a percent. ice brent crude lower by a similar amount, trading at $65.20 yesterday we did see some data on production, a big jump if production oil did trade at a one month low. >>> 21st century fox beating wall street estimates on the top and bottom lines, results helped by the cable and satellite business amid chatter about the company's big disney deal, investors are eyeing fox's proposed takeover of sky let's bring in aarash masudi what are the see things we're looking for? >> the deadline is in may to resolve the concerns over media plurality and the murdochs potentially acquiring sky news so they have talks behind closed doors to sort that out the three options on the table are disposal, spinoff or some ring fencing of sky news to address the competition market's concerns over market plurality >>

s&p added one point. consumers sentiment rose to the second highest level since 2004 despite the volatile stock market. for more we're joined by morgannley advisor. this is bizarre because we're talking about consumer sentiment at 99.9%. >> can't get much better. maybe one more point. >> it's pretty darn close. so it dropped previously in the previous months, what's led to the sudden rebound? >> first of all the consumer sentiment report is important. people are confident about the economy they're going to spend more and save less. they're somewhat more confident. it's pretty high because we've seen 88 straight months of job growth in the economy. >> unemployment is low and people are making more money. >> but it's all about you. wages have gone up 2.9%. >> they feel that plus the tax reform actually has helped individuals in terms of their paychecks. take home a little bit more money. so those are all positive indicators. >> let's talk about that. >>> the market has been -- investors were worried about inflation as a main concern. so why is the investors so nervous but consumers are not? >> it's interesting i read a stamford medical

. >> ♪ >> and morgan freeman getting his freak on, promoting doritos and mountain dew, their bolt of sorts is a teaser, for one of the high priced ads to come on america 'swatched sporting event of the year, super bowl sunday. most brands are holding off big surprises for super bowl sunday but star studded mini previews create almost as much buzz as the game it self. >> amazon alexa lost her voice >> amazon ceo jeff bezos revealed company's digital assistant device is getting a new voice. it shows executive scrambling to replace alexa lost voice with hilarious alternative. >> show me a recipe for a grilled cheese sandwich. >> pathetic, you are 32 years of age and it is grilled cheese. >> reporter: amazon obtain millions for the ad space and one of the many big spender. >> ultra. >> lower, lower, lower. >> ultra. >> reporter: actor chris pratt head lining spot for lower calorie brew michelob all the ra. >> sometimes i wish i was human. look at me, aim human. >> reporter: m and m hired danny devito to depict their signature chocolate candy. >> lie good. >> budweiser's ad tugs at the heart string. >> ♪ stand by me >> reporter: promoting efforts to send what

ast sector for the s&p 500 continuation again of the selling action we have seen indiscriminately across the board. lots of the big financial names. including bank of america, jp morgan fargo, lots of selling pressure. one point of pain them up because we have rates rising, we do have a tougher fed stress test. stressed, itittle is creating an unusual relationship. is a six-month chart. year rising rates tend to help the banks in lending activity but just recently we have rates moving higher and the xls, the financial sector moving lower. last year we did have rates moving higher. the was offset by the fact financial sector was the leadership sector. that is not the case. if this continues, adjusting to what is the new cost of the subtle could see the pressure in the financials not technically very strong. repricing can take a while. we have some breaking news. blackstone among the bidders for spain's gaming corporation. . we also have learned advent international also considering offers for this business as well according to people them we're with the matter. they are certainly in demand. coming up, we will hear from our exclusive interview with the fed president. w

s&p 500 for the year. these are amazing numbers. j.p. morgan is holding an investor day on tuesday actually. of commentary this morning about it. the stock apparently one analyst is saying that the stock is at a premium. we are going to look at the guidance going forward. what it's gonna do in the housing market and that has a story that is coming out over the last couple of days. as mortgage rates go up. and can j.p. morgan lend out more money. that is the biggest concern coming out of j.p. morgan's investor day coming out next week. that interest margin is going to go up. this is an underpinning is really good for the banks. so the biggest bogeyman that everyone is worried about. as well as can happen on the mortgage side of the business. they are using a lot of technology as well. the financials or so of in the middle of the run for us. when looking at the spreads in the yield curve that is the big unknown and that is where we are really getting our margin and we haven't really seen those spreads expand as much as we like. we are like a little bit hesitant on the financials. it's impossib

morgan stanley >>> a bright spot in the connection. >> message about the economy this is somewhat encouraging >>> get this, roughly 65% of the s&p 500on territory. where are the buying opportunities? we'll reveal names more "squawk on the street," coming up. it's absolute confidence in 30,000 precision parts. or it isn't. it's inspected by mercedes-benz factory-trained technicians. or it isn't. it's backed by an unlimited mileage warranty, or it isn't. for those who never settle, it's either mercedes-benz certified pre-owned, or it isn't. the mercedes-benz certified pre-owned sales event. now through february 28th. only at your authorized mercedes-benz dealer. >>> welcome back to "squawk on the street." our next two guests making big calls over the last month with one accurately calling the correction we saw take place last week. while the other one says we have hit bottom we are joined by these two gentlemen. good to have you here. barry, let me start with you you wrote this you were right what do you think happens now? >> it's difficult to say the s&p has bottomed at the average which is follow up note to that. one of the concerns

s&p 500, 10 year treasury yields, the euro, oil, you mentioned as well. everything is moving together, is there one all in the same traits? when i was working in morgantold that is the sign of a healthy market, and you said, this is a huge warning signal. >> absolutely. julia: based on correlations, without looking at valuations, where are we today? >> i have an update on the piece. correlations collapsed because what has happened is that oil and equities down pretty sharply. moved the worst point, it was down 2%. as far as rates is concerned, it moved the other direction on just a couple of basis points, that is why correlations collapsed. julia: you are saying there has to be real adjustment on words and equity prices to tie with what is going on as far as the fundamentals? >> what i would say that is that it is a good idea of being aware of extreme positioning because when positioning is extreme, i would say the fundamentals better deliver for that position, otherwise, you could get into an unwind. i think today, especially given what is going to happen tomorrow and the data that is going to come out, one thing to keep in mind is inflation. everyb

the richers, when it istheir fault jp morgan is moving up on that >> bob pisani, he's going to take us away from this >> back to the markets >> hello david and jim ssia is on the upside. 4-1. they improved a little bit take a look at sector, kind of the inverse yesterday. downside leader, we see 10-yr is down here and not much better. what a ride we had in the last few days 2:00 on friday until the middle of the day yesterday, the dow moved 1200 points which is kind of hard to believe that's actually what happened, the debate we started over the weekend, are we at a tradeable low and of course, it switched to are we going too far or too fast t the average shares down 14%. the correction is only six days old and it is too early. the sentiment is way too bull issue eve bullish overall. the argument is too far and too fast here and a lot of weeks long in the markets still. a lot of people came out thought there will be retested lows in the next couple of weeks we'll keep an eye on that. the vix is trying to finding find a range, we don't know where it is going to go out. certainly is higher than 10 and if it calms down, we'll be lower in the mid-20s

s&p futures up by 18 points and off by triple digits. it's a broader, stronger garr dollar against currencies, 123 for the dollar and morgan stanley upgrading their forecast to 130 and a high target for morgan stanley. the bond sell-off continues, $258 billion of supply coming on this week and felt in the tenure 2.9% is how we trade in crude and up modestly. david? david: for now what's making headlines, we have kayley here with the first word. kayley: president trump has set aside long-standing differences with former republican presidential candidate mitch romney. the president endorsed his run for a u.s. senate seat in utah. romney has been critical of the president but lens are trying to hold on to their majority in the senate. meanwhile, president trump is open to tightening background checks for gun buyers. the white house said the president talked with republican senator john cornyn about his bill to improve compliance with the background checks. the republicans long proposed bills but is finding a way to curb gun violence after last week's shooting. teresa may's team has a plan to halt brexit payments in the european union back slid

s&p futures up by 18 points and off by triple digits. it's a broader, stronger garr dollar against currencies, 123 for the dollar and morgan stanley upgrading morgan stanley. the bond sell-off continues, $258 billion of supply coming on this week and felt in the tenure 2.9% is how we trade in

morgan chase and citigroup. trading has been volatile today after the big selloff on friday. down quite a bit now as you can see. the dow jones off 173 points. the nasdaq and sas well. s&p 500 slipping more than a half of a percent as well. we are getting a look at some of the best and worst of the super bowl ads. one of the favorites is a commercial from the nfl itself. it features an epic touchdown celebration.>> let's do it.[music] >> performing the choreography from the movie dirty dancing. and they even do the iconic lift from the movie. the ad pokes fun at all the creative and zone dances since the nfl relaxed its rule on touchdown celebrations last year. met some of the other favorites are the ads from tide.>> just your typical super bowl car ad. or a hilarious beer ad. but it is a tied ad. >> they feature david harber from the hit netflix show stranger things. they fake other commercials when it is really a tied commercial. this is one of the top trending videos on youtube this morning. but not every ad received golding reviews. the diet coke ad with a woman awkwardly dancing was less popular. many viewers reacting on social media by saying it was no