buying that one. >> procter & gamble reports next week and buy it into earnings. >> in complimenting me you managed to tweet me. it's a great job by you and it's -- >> she was she tried to compliment me, but it wasn't a real compliment. it was an under -- >> backhanded compliment >> final trade >> boeing, it comes out. >> that does it for us and see you ckere ba hon "mad money" with jim cramer starts right now have a great weekend >>> my mission is simple, to make you money i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere, and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to make you some money. my job is not just to entertain, but to educate and teach you so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer even though this was a solid day for the average, the s&p advancing 1.6%, nasdaq inching up .02%, i a

on eps. >> i'll handle procter & gamble and coca-cola.te both of these companies came out on the same day they both have similar stories which is growth is really shining at both companies. you see that in the organic revenue figures which is a good, pure look at the kind of growth these companies are seeing proctor and gambling raising the full year organic sales guidance to a solid 4%. what's actually happening inside these companies? a few things one, you've got to point to leadership at the top. david taylor, james quincey. you've got to point to execution, especially around pricing. remember when aluminum prices went up? there were questions on whether these companies would pass on that pricing kimberly clark, this was a story as well, both have managed to do so, whether it's smaller packages or higher prices, that's working out also an innovation story happening at a lot of these consumer packaged goods companies. this is a big change with, i would say, procter & gamble, evident in the beauty business sk2, the japanese beauty brand

industria have been pretty goodverall and the smattering of consumer names like kimberly-clark and procteramble, and we need to hear now from different sectors. first off from technology, that's t main play on global growth, then second from energy names like chevron and exxon on friday and oil prices are now above $65 a barrel and that was $60 in the end of december and we need to hear from health care. remember suddenly thas become the market's problem child, health care to the second s making up 16% of the s&p 500 and remember this medicareor f all thing has thrown a monkey wrench into long-term earnings, but equally important is the democrats promising hearings on drug pres in general and we definitely need to hear from pfizer, merck and from eli lilly and what they've got to say about how that's going to im wh from thisvo rally? me and volatility, if you see wall street celebrating try calling out on the trading desk and you will not hear champagne corks popping about new highs and they want to see m serious action and the volume is still low and overall, the volatility isn't that hil

also a positive report for procter we as the consumer products company was responsible for everythingmpers diapers to tied laundry detergent and raised its forecast for a metric of sales growth not driven by acquisition or foreign currency fluctuations. procter & gamble was able to raise prices to offset input costs and will end with verizon after america's biggest wireless phone carrier better than expected profits and sales fell shy of analyst forecasts and it reported a loss of both monthly -- and it end the internet customers. tomorrow, big dow component include boeing and caterpillar before the opening bell and microsoft and visa after the closing bell. for "nightly business report," i'm dominic chu. >> so what's next for this market now that the s&p and the nasdaq are at new highs? joining us tonight alicia levine is chief strategist at bny melon. alicia, good to have you back. >> hi, bill. thanks for having me. >> the concerns of the global economic slowdown that plagued the market in the fourth quarter last year is that a concern now. >> so it's not that it's not a concern, it

the project is supported by the world ‘s largest maker of nappies, procter & gamble.nts in britain and around the world. maddalena's nappies will soon start to be recycled in the hope is that this idea will quickly catch on. so there you have it. there is hope for all of us if we can recycle nappies. steps in the right direction, aren't they? we have more coming up in is this —— coming up in business reefing. we've also been hearing a lot from you about whether or not you are an early adaptor of technology. well, there is some good news on the weather front if you have been enjoying the fine weather in the last few days. we have one more day of decent weather on tuesday, a lot of sunshine around and temperatures still into the 20s. after that it really will be all change. in fact, it will cool off dramatically and we have showers and thunderstorms potentially on the way. on the satellite already, the picture is looking very u nsettled. you can see clouds swirling around here. weather fronts as well, patterns actually, but these weather fronts are heading in our direct

procter & gamble seems to have a beat as well, basically flat in the premarket. romaine, a lot of earnings. it seems to be a continuing trend of beating on earnings-per-share after he thought there would be an earnings recession. bar,ne: it is a pretty low but we are seeing it beat right around the 70% mark. still healthy enough to keep people in check. i think the most important thing is we are not seeing a reduction in guidance across the board like some people expected. i think that is providing a little to support. david: for analysts to negative? too negative?ts lisa: i don't know. one notable feature has been pricing power. in some ways, i'm curious to dig into twitter's earnings results. the fact they coined a new term, monetizeable daily active users, they are able to sell advertising at a higher price. how much can they really base?ze their user what you are seeing in a lot of consumer brands is they are able to pass along higher costs of material goods. alix: to that point, i want to dive into pg&e. apparently core gross margins increased six basis poin

procter & gamble up about 4% trading 4% from its record high. it's been rewarded for this new growth profile coca-cola as well. it has seen these kind of numbers before under both of their leadership and some of the changes they've made wall street's been very much onto this story. i think the other factor there is there's always something to pick apart, whether it's ebidta margin, for instance, at procter & gamble or coca-cola the knock on profit is really hurting, 11 points on profits. but underlying growth remains very solid and it's something wall street has been on top of >> let's discuss further and bring in nick mody from rbc capital markets. nick, what is your take on that point that sara just addressed, why these stocks aren't performing better today? >> i think to her point p & g had a remarkable move going into the print. so some of this was expected in terms of their strong top line and with coca-cola, look, the stock -- people are still trying to believe that this is a sustainable growth story and even though they keep on coming out

right now, procter & gamble, up 2.25%. -- worst performer, and dell performer, intel.ll be talking to the ceo. guy: oil is falling, the dax trading a little bit higher. wirecard trading up. the european close is almost upon us. this is bloomberg. ♪ moving is hard. no kidding. but moving your internet and tv? that's easy. easy?! easy? easy. because now xfinity lets you transfer your service online in just about a minute with a few simple steps. really? really. that was easy. yup. plus, with two-hour appointment windows, it's all on your schedule. awesome. now all you have to do is move...that thing. [ sigh ] introducing an easier way to move with xfinity. it's just another way we're working to make your life simple, easy, awesome. go to xfinity.com/moving to get started. vonnie: 30 seconds to go until the end of the trading week in europe. kind of a next bag. quite a big bag. london is suffering because the miners are trading low. oil is trading lower. so it's metal and that is affecting the london market. heavyweight stocks have a big effect on the london market. on th

milt-nationals they sited strength we have procter & gamble reporting.o to see if the trend continues. >> joining us the conversation right now we have hat rick shafer, global investment strategist and executive director at jp morgan private bank. >> things have stabilized without a doubt. fx reserves were better. pmi was better trade data was better, and sima mentioned the gdp number was better china has stabilized i think it's probably sooner than we anticipated, and, in fact, if you look at some of the em economic index, it's been better than people had anticipated. srnl at the end of last year, and a lot of the stimulus activity that china enacted last year is working. we're seeing china stabilization right now. >> so patrick, as we talk about the move that chinese markets have made ever since the bottoming out process that happened in retrospect and in the fourth quarter, what exactly does it mean does the economy there support the numbers? do they support the move that the market is anticipating given what weave seen out of china >> i think a lot o

fair, not great industrials strong and the few consumer companies reporting like kimberly clark, procter & gamble have been good. technology stocks, this is the main play on global growth on friday we're going to get exxon and chevron. the earnings were slashed in december for energy stocks when oil was 45 now it's in the mid 60s. estimates are going to go up for the energy stocks if the analysts believe we're in a sustainable up trend the big wild card in my opinion is health care second biggest sector in the s&p. 16 % of the s&p. medicare for all has thrown a monkey wrench but equally important, the democrats promising hearings on drug pricing in general i want to hear what pfizer and america and lily have to say about that impact on their stock prices back to you. >> bob, stay right there we want to talk about what's next for the markets let's bring in michael far president and ceo of far miller and washington always great to you see you. you say the markets are fully valued why would you stick around, then >> i think i'm channelling chuck prince from years ago when the bull market wa

and that consumer staples trade huge procter & gamble coming up tomorrow. >> we're giving huggies a lot of business lately. >>> welcome to "the exchange," everyone the president says herman cain has asked him not to nominate him. meantime, existing home sales down in march. sales fell across all four regions from the company and the nasdaq is now less than 2% from its all-time highs and the big cap tech names have regained almost more than their losses now let's go to bob pisani >> 3300 reports earnings this week only a few reporting today, but all three are reporting earnings well above expectations. and that has been the main story for this earnings season so far. typical earnings beats, they're about 3% a look at kimberly-clark oil services giant halliburton beat by 5% maintenance firm ww granger only saw a 1% beat. they affirmed their full year guidance halliburton is off its high at the open and grainger down on weaker revenues. pricing is the key here. kimberly-clark says they were able to raise prices to offset currency costs and halliburton says the worst is now behind us he's a

high, good earnings, good guidance smul group of consumer names new highs, procter & gamble, hershey and is smuckers. elsewhere in industrials the railroads are doing well, union pacific and norfolk southern they're at new highs but the market leader for the year, technology is still waiting for the breakouts. only microsoft is at a new high but that is a historic high and i wilf, i think it's probably 10% of the s&p that's 1% or so from breaking out a lot of the biggest stocks. the s&p 500 are just below that level. as we get up another 15 points in the s&p, you'll see 60, 70, 80 new highs coming very, very quickly. >> okay, bob, great stuff. thanks very much we'll see you at the close in just under 50 minutes' time. just after the break, oil prices surge after president trump signaled a major shift involving iranian sanctions. we'll discuss how high crude could climb. >> and later, nobel prize-winning economist joseph stieglitz says america's trade policies have helped corporations at the expense of workers. he'll tell us what needs to change and we want hato hear from you you can

procter & gamble, pepsi.hey make up 35% of the xlp. >> reggie, we were always talking about that concentration in these indexes yet the equal weight index which is 30 consumer stocks, that's also sitting up there at a new high essentially that's 3% each. so the smaller guys are doing just as well in the consumer space. i think that's a positive overall, don't you think >> investors love earnings and outcomes, right? so i think you're seeing a drive into the sector based on performance. as you know, etfs represent stocks so you want to see investors have exposure. >> at the same time we're seeing global consumer names up nestle is up that's another alternative way to play this you've got three choices global, equal weight, or market cap weight, what do you do >> i'm still a believer we're in a global slowdown environment. i think we stick to the u.s. i would go we equal weight here again because i think that concentration, you know, yeah, that could help you if png blows the doors off. you'll want that exposur

huffman e-mailed, like they want to provide their own procter. she went on to score an improvement over her psat. others who paid singer, laughlin. the actress and husband are accused of paying $500,000 in wrie wri bribes in order to get isabella and olivia into college inge inn the crew team. >> i don't know why i'm so comfortable in public. >> reporter: both girls appeared to be attending usc when olivia posted this video of the two on campus together. 19-year-old olivia is a social media influencer, known as olivia jade to her it 2 million subscribers on her youtube channel. she had landed paid partnerships with sephora, tresemme and amazon. but after news of the cheating scandal broke, both tsee and tt partnership with her. her mother lori turned herselfer in. one defendant plans to plead guilty, two plan to cut a deal with prosecutors. >> some people think that prosecutors should be as tough as possible to send a message that this kind of fraud really hurts. because, as the prosecutor said at the outset, for every defendant who got in to the

that said, i prefer procter & gamble when it reports, because i have to tell you, i think that proctor is more consistent than colgate any day of the week. it used to be just the opposite, even as recently as two years ago. bottom line, it's going to be a crazy week but remember, the only thing that can crush the point of view earnings we've seen so far is an avalanche of new supply from all these overvalued ipos. today we got the first taste of what i believe will be many more deals that are just too expensive for my tastes. so keep that in mind, okay you've got the red flag now, and even expect some terrific quarters buried in next week's reports, call me wary. jason in arizona jason? >> caller: hello, jim. love the show. >> oh, thank you, jason. what's going on? >> caller: not much, just wanted to ask a question, basically so jetblue, ticker symbol jblu. >> jblu. >> caller: they recently announced they're going to start service to london in 2021. >> yeah, but it's not until 2021 it's real fun to fly, but it's united continental that is the one to buy that is a great conference call

noble companies reporting today include coca-cola, ebay, procter & gamble. monday mixed with boeing contributing to most of the dow's losses. the dow closed down 48 points. s&p 500 gained two and nasdaq added 17. herman cain is withdrawaling his name for consideration on the federal reserve because the pay is too low. he would have received an annual salary of $183,000. that is less than the more than $203,000 the fed chair and vice chair are paid. a salary of board members are set by congress. allegations of sexual harassment against cain resurfaced. he denied the allegations. cain was one of president trump's picks for two open seats on the board. >>> target is recalling wooden toy vehicles because they are a choking hazard. the nationwide recall includes eight bulls eye toys sold separately or part of a set. they were sold between october and november of last year. the toys can be returned for a full refund. no injuries have been reported. >>> samsung is delaying the release of their smartphone. tech reviewers say they have had problems with breakingeens.

we found one upgrade, procter & gamble was es to outperform from market at wells fargo. the organizational changes have created aen of urgency to accountability into the company. p&g shares hit a 52 week high ending at 104.97. >>> disney's ambitious plans to push into the highly competitive video >>> pinterest has filed for an o hat could be worth $9 million. a pinterest ipo would follow the recent offering by lyft which stumbled a bit after its recent for comparison, facebook and instagram have users in the . >>> chuck e. cheese is return wall street p a complex structure, chuck e. cheese's speci is merging with a purpose company, making it the first restaurant company to enter the public market in the last four years. and the ceo says the time is right. >> this is the the perfeim for chuck e. cheese to return to the public market. we launched brand new food, we revitalized ourntertainment and our guests have rewarded us with that with great sustained sales gr. >> chuck. cheese is in 47 states. >>> teenagers have money to spend. a new survey shows just how much. accordi

procter & gamble's chief rival has resurgence it is really turned up the growth now on its organic sales of higher prices is doing a lot better >> they say full year organic at two. it shows you how good that number is. >> you got the competitive space. last quarter for coca-cola was all about the weaker guidance guidance because of foreign exchange it is much more internationally exposed than pepsi >> we never really explained it though >> maybe you did i never felt like you fully understood exactly what was behind that. >> just strong dollar. >> a little bit weaker growth outlook. they did not over play that. the trends on selling soft drinks and diversifying other beverages going smoothly they have a volatile outlook on foreign exchange on something we are going to hear from a lot of company especially dow components did the stock get hit on it? >> now it is a lot behind a lot and basically it is flat pepsi is really taking off more than 10% they got a taste of why, earnings last week and higher growth >> and margins >> margins got better execution under the new ceo and trying to figu

companies through the week, pepsico, coca-cola, procter and gamble all saying they can put , up pricesand they got the green light from the consumer. there are a few signs that things are picking up. iain: i think so. if you think about the overall market, typically q1 is not great from a gdp standpoint. we also have the shut down to contend with, retail sales have picked up recently. there are some green shoots as look forward to q2. maybe it is not that bad. it is probably better than what most people have hoped for, when you look at where we were in november, december. greg: yesterday's jobless claims notwithstanding, look at how strong the job market is. wages are going up. the numbers will probably top 3.3 on an annualized basis. we think that will support prices. jonathan: your view is the treasury yields are going lower. matthew: we are at 2.25 by the end of the year. we look at the data this morning and what jumps out at me, putting the gdp report to the side, is what the university of michigan report was telling us, consumer expectations about long-term inflation. typically, t

elizabeth, her daughter and the test procter gloated about cheating and getting away with it. packaged food entrepreneur peter sartorio is accused of paying in the entrance exam cheating scheme as well for his daughter. no children have been charged. >> whether that's a policy decision or that they're using that as leverage to get their parents to plead guilty, i don't know. >> reporter: that was doug rappaport. he is not representing anyone involved in the case. actresses felicity huffman and lori loughlin as well as her husband mossimo giannulli will also be in the courtroom. >>> new developments in one of the deadly crashes involving a boeing 737 max jetliner. investigators say ethiopian airlines pilots followed boeing's emergency procedures before their plane crashed. however, they could not get the plane to start climbing again after shutting off an automatic flight control system. doubts about the system prompted the u.s. and other countries to ground 737 max aircraft. boeing is working on a software update to help prevent other crashes. >>> los angeles police say rapper

according to the criminal complaint, elizabeth, her daughter, and a procter diplomated after one exam that they had cheated and gotten away with it. they did not answer questions before being whisked away. also, bruce isaacson of hillsborough, whose daughter was a purported ucla soccer recruit, even though the soccer claim she claims she was team captain of said she never played for them. for the first time today, we're d ggory colburn, a myburn radiologyist from palo alto. the doctor's attorney says they are incident. they're facing an indictment for money laundering in addition to the mail fraud charges after refusing to take a deal, according to their attorney. dr. colburn currently taking a leave of absence from his medical practice. actress lori loughlin smiling as she walked into court. >> lori, lori, lori, pay for my tuition! lori! >> reporter: hold and signs that said the same thing. "lori, please pay for my tuition, after you get out of prison, of course." loughlin wasn't smiling when she left court. and neither was actress felicity huffman. >> get out of the way. get out of

companies through the week, pepsico, coca-cola, kimberly-clark, procter and gamble, all saying they'veeen able to put up prices, and they got the green light from the consumer. they paid up and revenue growth came along. there are a few signs that things are picking up. ian: i think so. if you think about the overall market, typically q1 is not great from a gdp standpoint. from seasonals that we all know about. we also had the shutdown to contend with. retail sales have picked up recently. there are some green shoots as we look forward to q2. so maybe it is not that bad of a print. it is probably better than what most people have hoped for, when you look at where we were in november, december. greg: yesterday's jobless claims number notwithstanding, look at how strong the labor market is. next week we will get hourly average earnings. we will get the employment cost index. both of those numbers were probably top 2.8%, 3.3% on an annualized basis. wages are going up. we think that will support prices. jonathan: matt, your view is treasury yields are going lower. matthew: we are at 2.25

you've got procter & gamble, coke, and pepsi. there are a lot of bigger stocks in here.hink about walmart, in fact, the biggest by far because of the family's contro of the float, it doesn't come up as the top three in any event, what we know is that the chart is a fairly well-defined double top. whether you draw it as a line like this, or whether you actually draw the double top like this, the issue is, are we going to break out just as the s&p is at its former high more often than no before you concede a high, you contend with a high. there are two ways you contend with it. you contend with it by backing and filling or by backing away either is normal the third prospect just typically busting through quickly, very unlikely in any event, now, this is the -- really the issue. here is that move we just looked at here is your double top. all of this greatness is, in fact, this an alpha killer, meaning picks made here have cost you, in the sense you could have found other things to buy. that poor relative strength is the issue. i don't see anything fixing that any time soon

the project is supported by the world's largest maker of nappies, procter & gamble.cling plants in britain and around the world. maddalena's nappies will soon start to be recycled, and the hope is that this idea will quickly catch on. david shukman, bbc news, treviso in italy. the government is launching a campaign to tackle botched cosmetic procedures in england. it follows a rise in the number of people going abroad for operations such the brazilian butt lift, which have led to deaths. a poll commissioned by the bbc has found two thirds of young women say they have had either had a cosmetic procedure or would consider one, while half of those questioned think it's the same as having their hair cut. anna adams reports. the cosmetic surgery industry in the uk is now worth more than £3.6 billion, but most people are no longer going under the knife to achieve results. botox and fillers account for the vast majority of those procedures. an online poll of 1000 women aged under 30 found that 83% would like to change their body, if they could afford it and if it was safe.

stronger than expected quarterly results from lockheed martin and procter and gamble also contntributed to those gains. major european indices so a more muted but still positive close earlier on fifty one hundred out performing in london. oil prices have hit their highest level since november reacting to news that the us is ending its waivers for countries that have been importing the funny in oil. international brent c crude closing at about seventy four dollars and forty eight cents per barrel used to be t. i. at sixty six thirty eight nations had been allowed to continue buying oil from tehran after washington reimpose sanctions back in november. three have since phased out their imports but china india japan south korea and turkey it'll requested further extensions. moving on from the days of the business headlines now on amazon is expanding its partnership with french grocery g giant cas. the deal will allow customers to pick up amazon orders at supermarkets selell casino brand products on the email commerce site. and expapanded delivery service with subsidiary moto free beyond the

according to the criminal complaint, elizabeth, her daughter, and a procter gloated after one examineey did not answer questions before being whisked away. also, bruce isaacson of hillsborough, whose daughter was a purported ucla soccer recruit, even though the soccer team she claims she was team captain of says she never said for them. for the first time today, we're getting a look at amy colburn and dr. gregory colburn, a radioncologist from palo alto. the couple says they are innocent. they're facing an indictment for money laundering in addition to the mail fraud charges after demanding a preliminary hearing and refusing to take a deal

coca-cola, twitter, procter & gamble out with a double beat this morning. big reaction from its earnings and procter & gamble flat, down just a fraction. oil is on the rise after the u.s. ended all iran sanction exemptions, we knew that yesterday and oil prices skyrocketed yesterday. oil is now at $65.91 a barrel. we just heard from tom klossa. he said oil is going from 60 to 70 and he said brent is going to 80 and he said he was not expecting gasoline to be above $3 a gallon in red states but that's what he's going to see this summer, in a summer he called a summer of sizzle. better than expected results for united technologies and coca-cola boosting markets this morning. the market is expected to be up on the dow about 34 points, the nasdaq and s&p are lower right now. yesterday's close was quiet. take a look at the numbers at the close yesterday with the dow industrials gave up 48 points, s&p 500 was up 3 and nasdaq up 17. we are looking at a miss in revenue on verizon. $32.13 billion versus an estimate of $32.16 billion. this is a very fractional miss,

procter & gamble, kimberly-clark. this has been a theme.starting to see prices being passed on to the retailers. joe: pretty consistent. you mentioned kimberly-clark. a range of companies right in the heart of selling everyday stuff to americans. i don't think it is massive inflation or anything -- romaine: earlier, when we were getting earnings reports, they work talk about how fearful they were to pass that on. now they feel like they have a window of opportunity here. caroline: it becomes inflationary at some point. joe: it will be really interesting to see the data. no one thinks it is going to pick up. i don't think there is some sign that it is about to gather steam , but ate or anything least if the corporate talk is anything to go by. caroline: let's return to some of the earnings. we are getting more clear perspective after hours of what is happening. snap seems to be turning negative. we are going to keep a close eye on what is happening with snapchat and how its overall numbers are performing. when it came to profitability, sales

we've got coca-cola, procter & gamble, united tech and verizon. there are many more but we picked out those four. two up, two down. market watcher david ragland joins us this morning. stocks, look, these profit reports so far are pretty strong. i've got to say they're strong. individually, some of them are very strong. are they strong enough to take this market to new record highs? >> yes, i think so. what we're looking at here is we still have enough things to worry about, and these profit reports are coming in higher based upon depressed earnings estimates earlier so we still have a lot of potential for upside, especially since we are so close to the old highs and we still have a lot of room left to run in the fang stocks, which are all down on average about 10% from their old high. a lot of room to run from technology stocks that are going to be reporting later this week. stuart: let me focus on that, because we've got microsoft and facebook out tomorrow afternoon, amazon out on thursday afternoon. those stocks, microsoft, i know for a fact tha

the gate is what his bank does is allow these multi- corporations to bank across the world, for, procter and at the end of the day, these are public companies that are private. vonnie: exactly. kevin cirilli, did we get a sense from any of the lawmakers that there is legislation or call for legislation or anything in the offering that might legally and legislatively address some of their concerns? kevin: from the top lines you know, to be quite frank, there is no major piece of legislation akin to dodd-frank, for example, or even a major walked back from the top line. weeds,dive back into the they are trying to get a common standard across the board, more on the same page and more parallel to each other. that could come up. there are strange political bedfellows working on issues like that. but i think you already heard from chairwoman maxine waters that this ise out "a new day," and this new day is starting the 2020 cycle with a takeemocratic populace rhetoric that -- populace rhetoric that is on full display. vonnie: all right, taking the microphone now is the representative from misso

procter & gamble has made gold for sustainability and they are celebrating with the company has done on earth day. >> we are watching the earnings continue to come in. samsung has canceled some events because of problems with the new galaxy fold phone. there were reports of them breaking already. we will have the business news coming up. >> and we will welcome you back. thank you for joining us here on mornings on 2. i am dave clark. >> and i am pam cook. thank you for joining us. let's check it with steve paulson. how hot will it be? >> where particular? >> as we get in word, it will probably be in the 80s? >> we will see walnut and grasses come down but they are expecting to go up. you have a live camera. all right. we will have a beautiful day in san francisco and see the temperatures there. inland temperatures in the 80s. the north wind will be triggering a lot of that. it will not stand much of a chance. 70s yesterday. mid-70s in oakland. low 80s to mid 80s. it is 49 now. 40s, 50s, almost 60. it is 86 or 87 there later. everything is going up and over the ridge of high pressure.

today, numbers are from companies like coke, which have done quite strongly, procter & gamble, also tradingte strongly. that helped out that sector. bottom end -- bu here. some of the car stocks also getting back some ground. that is what we look like here. let's show you the individual stocks and some of the individual numbers. bp, 2.6% to the good. show posted profit numbers as well. berkeley, we will talk about the fact that bonuses are being cut as a result of this institution tried to fend off activists. is e is human court -- umicore. it is being pounded today. vonnie: in the u.s., we are grinding higher and higher as the day proceeds. the is a be 500 up zero point. the s&pfirmly below -- we are 500 is up 0.7%. we are firmly below the high. a halo effect at least at the moment. crude oil as well. 66.35 in the u.s., being boosted higher by brent. the dollar index, 97.70. if we move an impact on some of the emerging-market currencies. all 4 weaker versus the u.s. dollar. of course, if you look at some of the indices past emerging-market committee can see sri lanka continues to suffer, d

huffman pleaded guilty to fraud charges and she paid $15,000 to have a procter cheat on her daughter'ss may 21st. i want to bring in legal analyst, laura coates. what do you make of this recommendation, four to ten months? >> it's in line with what they promised to do. if she pled guilty, they would go to the low end of the guidelines, and since she has no former criminal history score, this is at the lower end of things. part of her prior plea agreement, she could have an even less one from 0 to 6 months. the reason this is so different than lori loughlin is because the amount of money that was used is factored in. what was done to facilitate the crime is different. but this is actually asking for jail time. it could include a probationary period. that would be after which the crime, the sentence is served, or it could meantime over her head. >> and it is up to the judge to determine this. >> absolutely. you can enter a plea agreement with the government. she can get no jail time or after that, as well. the judge has the prerogative and her discretion. her fingers will be crossed that

this was a store that we had heard from procter and gamble the last few quarters. really able to pass on those costs to the consumer, getting a lift. down here at the bottom is tesla. the start ofng their autonomy day, where we get a lot of information about their self driving cars. earnings on wednesday. analysts are a little nervous about the production and delivery. and of course, what that means for that ever looming free cash flow and profit targets that seem to be elusive. we will await all of that wednesday. vonnie: thanks, taylor. adding some news from samsung. they say they will release -- delay the release of the galaxy full smartphone, the $2000 loan that was having some issues for some customers. now we are hearing the company will delay the release of the fold smartphone. president trump has said he will not nominate herman cain for a seat to the federal reserve board. in a tweet, the president said, my friend herman cain, a wonderful man, has asked not to be nominated for a seat on the federal reserve board. i will respect his wishes. hermann is a gre

they compete with the likes of procter & gamble, church & dwight. they are investing heavily in innovation and driving that consumer health business. in that company at a significant discount to the u.s. peers. i heard more of the same out of prime minister may hear. what that means to me is more uncertainty, more volatility, and for us on the newberger berman international fund, where we focus on investing on quality businesses in the long-term, it provides us the opportunity to get in, when the price of the stock disconnect from the value. rentokil is us why such a good investment? would competel with the u.s. company rollins. extermination is a great is this. year after year it grows 2%. these larger players take market share every year, so they can grow in admit to single-digit range. it is also a anti-cyclical, very defensive. for halfwn rentokil the valuation that rollins in the u.s. is trading. very excited about that investment. vonnie: we will have to have you in on another day so that we can go through more of your opportunities. there you

elizabeth and manuel henriquez, elizabeth, her daughter and the test procter gloated about cheating andting away with it. packaged food entrepreneur peter sartorio of menlo park accused of paying for the cheating scheme for his daughter. no children have been charged. >> whether that's a policy decision or that they're using that as leverage to get their parents to plead guilty, i don't know. >> reporter: doug rappaport is not representing anyone involved in the case, but he says people who plead guilty generally receive lesser sentences. also expected in court in boston today will be actresses felicity huffman, lori loughlin and her husband, designer mossimo. jobina fortson, abc news. >>> a judge sentenced four one-time fraternity members for a hazing death at penn state university in 2017. their punishments range from house arrest to nine months in jail. 26 men have faced charges in the death of thomas who died after he was forced to drink a large amount of alcohol during a hazing ritual. prosecutors claim it took 12 hours for his frat brothers to call 911 after he fell down a flight

elizabeth, her daughter and the test procter gloated about cheating and getting away with it.preneur peter sartorio of menlo park accused of paying for the college entrance exam cheating scheme for his daughter. a criminal attorney doug rappaport provided legal analysis of this case and says people who plead guilty generally receive lesser sentences. >> my guess is a judge will be sentencing parents somewhere between six months and probably two years depending on the extent of the conduct. >> reporter: prosecutors have not charged any children in the case. actresses felicity huffman and lori loughlin and her husband mossimo giannulli are expected in the courtroom. jobina fortson, abc 7 news. >>> thank you. only on abc 7 one of our viewers stepping up to help a man who was badly hurt. frederick ibonie lost three team when he defended a waiter at denny's. a dentist, dr. dr. nidhi pai, saw our story and dr. pai contacted abc 7 news reporter kate larsen with an offer to help him. >> so this is frederick. >> hi, thank you so much. >> we promise that frederick will have the best smi

>> if you like procter and gamble at 22 times, like j&j there is a comparison but if mr. wonderful is not happy with the rules, i'm sure this canadian business television he can participate on and they don't have a draft >> georgetown pelosi >> the meantalist. >> adam schefter's birthday, i am thinking of the stock right now, okay, and i know that oz knows. you can ask a couple of questions. >> i'm about to pick the stock for you. hold on. first get in kevin's head and then yours >> look at this, what you made jim feel he looks devastated. i'm here with oz perlman and kevin o'leary. you have this, a surprise, in this envelope, okay, can you open it please and read what's inside >> did you sign this bad boy >> what's in this envelope >> what does he think is in it i know what you would think. instantly, your pick, but a picture is worth a thousand words. before you jump in, can i show you all, there's a picture in there. did you know what you were going to do here today there's eight other things i don't want to touch. grab out the picture it's exactly predicting what you

thed luck that now it seems denim is back >> well, i think chip joined the company after 28 years at procterlly good with brands when you think about that background he joined in 2011. one of the first things they did was dig into the product itself. what can they do to make the product better they've added with the marketing, distribution has been a focus. they've done a great job to this point. >> so what's driving it in other words and how fast is it growing in light of the fact that there are a lot of retailers, a lot of stores that they might have sold through that have just disappeared over the past few years? i imagine they've got a lot fewer points of sale than they did. >> so in last year 2018, they lost i think 300 points of distribution and they still grew their wholesale business in north america double digits. and in our numbers for this year, you know, we're forecasting an additional 300 doors. you know, we think they can comfortably hit that mid-single digit target but they have tremendous momentum in north america despite a lot of the wholesale -- >> and what's giving them th

you know, when i'm in the consumer package goods i like procter, i like he stay lauder and you know what might be able to take a fly on colgate. i bet you it's a good quarter. jim in the illini. jim. >> caller: hi, jim great day to you today >> oh, same to you, jim. >> caller: i'm wondering what your thoughts are on aflac afl. >> my rap on them the same for a decade goes up nicely over time and i tell you that's not a bad thing to say it goes up nicely over time and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of "the lightning round. [ buzzer ] >> the "lightning round" is sponsored by td ameritrade ♪♪ ♪♪ >>> the cloud kings, they just keep delivering. just look at service now the software company that lets businesses automate various information to technology processes not to mention all sorts of back office jobs. they are the king of helping other companies save money on labor costs but even cloud king needed rest. it had been treading water then after the close today, servicenow reported a blowout quarter and it roared in after-hours trading and delivered a 13-cents earn egg beat sub

so the answer is procter & gamble the consumer giant based in one joe kernen's hometown is trading atighest level since it was first listed on the new york stock exchange back in 1891, dare you say the tide has turned in a big way for p and g investors, thanks for watching "squawk box" is next w?w?uhi?só'ó >>> good morning, stocks are surging to kick off the second quarter. we'll show you what happened in china that's helping fuel today's global market rally. speaking of which, a big market call from btig, the firm's chief strategist is here to reveal his expectations for the fed and the u.s. economy plus, an investigator working for jeff bezos says that saudi arabia was responsible for leaking those racy text messages and pictures to the national enqui "enquire "enquirer. it's monday april 1st, 2019. "squawk box" begins right now ♪ your love lifted me higher than i've ever been lifted before ♪ >> live from new york where business never sleeps, this is "squawk box. >>> good morning, everybody. welcome to "squawk box" here on cnbc we are live from the nasdaq market on times squares, ou

if you valued apple like procter & gamble or clorox, you know, it's silly, right, because you know what, you'd have a $300 stock, not a $200 stock. but it's never going to get that valuation as long as the stock is covered just by technology and analysts who think the best days are behind them once we get the lifetime value numbers, that gives the consumer packaged goods reason to start covering the stock when we pick one research firm to be bold about picking coverage, i think lifetime value numbers would be what gets it done i would never tell tim cook how to make an iphone but i know stocks like he knows iphone. it's all about the subscription revenue stream, for storage, pictures, health, credit, entertainment. this lifetime valuation per user is the best way to do it we heard from a couple generals on tuesday general motors and general electric i expect a lot of money to pour into gm because ford delivered a huge upside surprise that could be a very mistaken extrapolation. ford shot the lights out because it was trying to be a one size fits all automaker read my lips, f-150. the mo

this is it biggest week of earning season this week includes coca-cola and procter & gamble, united technologies and boeing, caterpillar and facebook and our parent company comcast, amazon, intel, ford on thursday and the oil companies exxon and chevron will be reporting on friday. here's the good news very good chance we are not going to experience a negative earnings quarter for the s&p 500. no earnings recession likely right now earnings expected to be down 1.7% for the first quarter. but that has been steadily rising for the last two weeks. it was down 2.5% two weeks ago we will likely see earnings up in the very low single digits. maybe as low as 1%, but still likely up and revenues will grow about 5% now, despite higher costs and we heard this from kimberly-clark today. many are saying they are able to raise prices and that's absolutely key here. if that keeps up, we should see very little margin erosion and that's what really kills the stock market that and the fact that europe and china have stabilized with the biggest help for the market right now. the u.s. and europe is up 16% this yea

united technologies, procter & gamble, coca-cola. all of these. so far we're still let's say relatively early in this earnings season. that's to say only about 21% of the s&p 500 companies have reported innings. of that group, neil, 78% have exceeded wall street's expectations coming in stronger and posting stronger than expected earnings results. and we also had new home sales a little surprise uptick in the data. we have to assume the fed keeping the benchmark rate low has encouraged more potential home buyers to come in. bringing the s&p 500 and the nasdaq very close. we have to wait two more minutes to get the final numbers. near record highs, neil. >> neil: thanks, deidra. the dow jones industrials 170 points from record territory leached last fall. we'll see if that completes the trifecta tomorrow. a lot of the 2020 democrats still talking up impeachment. leaders on the hill are trying to say let's pull this back a little bit, guys. mike emanuel in washington with the very latest. >> it's clear nancy pelosi is trying to hold off those on the

you've got verizon, united technologies, coca-cola, procter & gamble. the market that's reporting before the l bell. do you have strong expectations? >> i think we'll he se we'll see moderate growth. the future guidance is the key issue here. we're coming off a good year last year on earnings. i think people expected them to slow. i don't think we're in negative earnings. i think these names today and as we continue to go through this earnings season, we'll get a sense for the overall health of the economy and where this market's going from here. cheryl: i think these names, again, this will be the economic story but twitter is going to be the other big report before the bell. barclays coming out with a note saying this quarter in particular, they usually do pretty well. they're expecting 4 million active daily users to be added. twitter is going to change the way they report to us, monday monetizeable daily active users, they're trying to cater to l walwallstreet analysts. the stock is up 20% year-to-date. is twitter going to fly. >> its high last year