albert quintanilla. mr. quintanilla, could you please call the roll. [roll call] >> clerk: we have quorum. >> chair peskin: thank you. and colleagues, i just left a project labor agreement meeting with commissioner safai, so if we could have a motion to excuse commissioner safai, made by commissioner ronen, seconded by commissioner stefani, and we will do that without objection. [ gavel ]. >> chair peskin: next item, please. >> clerk: item 2, citizen's invoicesory committee report. this is an action item. >> chair peskin: mr. tennen. >> peter tennen, vice chair of the c.a.c. all of the action items were unanimously approved, and i'd just like to pass along a few comments on two of the items. the first is your item six, to direct a motion of support to direct staff to advance the work and seek adjustment for pras stu pras -- project study update. motorized vehicles would be charged, but scooters and bicycles would likely not be charged. and how would network transport companies be charged, and staff replied that since t.n.c.'s were not a factor in 2010

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. ♪ >>> good tuesday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i am carl quintanilla, with jim cramernd david faber, another test here, futures up about 202 after stocks closed at 14-month low on pace for the worst december since 31. the president tells jay powell to feel the market europe is mixed and asia was weak and oil was below 49. our road map begins with the santa slump. dow and s&p on pace. >> plus, feel the market president trump calling on the fed not to make another mistake by raising interest rates when he they meet later today >> j & j's ceo telling jim, he believes his baby powder does not contain asbestos >> stocks is looking for a rebound. the president who has been critical of the fed, i hope people over at the fed read today's wall street edit before that make yet another missatake >> there is no sign of an inflation break out. if they get the policy wrong, the president will be the least of their worries, jim. >> well, i think the president got androg agenda on tariffs if you are a n international company, this is why you voted for them if you believe the man, the

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. ♪ >>> good tuesday morning, i am carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber.utures is down about a hundred here we get our first yield curve in version in a decade. plus, another downgrade of apple. europe is down nearly 1% 10-yr, wtwo handles of a couple of months. futures is down as whether the u.s./china problems will resolve of the market dispute. apple are falling in the market. >> first up, those stocks are set to open lower following monday's rally the u.s./china troop is wearing off. wilbur ross talked about a deal ahead and striking an agreement with china >> when presidents get together, you are at a very high level, very broad principles of understanding. now comes the hard part which is translating that into a definitive agreement it is similar to the u.s./mexico/canada arrangement it took something like 18 months which was a short time as trade negotiations go. it took about 18 months to work out all the detail in the 2,500 pages. i hope that we'll pin down real way to implement the broad principles that were discussed and relayed in the press rel

." ♪ >>> good morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i am david quintanilla with david faber andim cramer at the new york stock exchange. >> down at 150 on the dow. europe is down about a percent 10-yr 288. our road map begins with the missing santa rally. the worse december for stocks since 1980 all three u.s. indices are in u.s. -- >> j & j is still under pressure >> goldman sachs is under scrutiny malaysia is filing charges in connection of money laundering involving with the state-run funds. we are heading into the final week of trading of the year. mean time, the sell-off on friday resulted in all three major indices this month, the dow and s&p and nasdaq are down 5.5% making their worst start to december since 1980 although there has been a lot of tacti tactical call for a 5% or 10% move in the next one or six months >> yes, look, this was a soul searching for many of us on friday, we were disbelief that the market -- it is not just by growth it is basically exhaustion i think there is a lot of people say i got to get out because everybody else is getting out. the market is

year, we'll be back here on monday "squawk on the street" is next ♪ >> good morning, i am carl quintanillai am with sara eisen and wilfred frost. david is off cramer is going to join us by the phone. europe is up 1.2%. japan closes the year down 12. they are closed on monday. oil is back about 45 our road maps begi begins with street futures is foipointing to a higr open >> cramer says the recent volatility is about as bad as he has seen cramer joins us. why he says jay powell is getting schooled >> stocks are poised to open higher this morning. the rise of all three major averages recovered to post some ol l solid games. if we are going to erase the whole 1931 thing, we got to get about another 4.4%. >> yesterday, 2:17 p.m., the dow is down 611 points and 200 gain in the last hour so at 3:00 p.m. and it was a straight line up going positive the last half hours. to gain back almost 900 points, biggest dow and nasdaq rehearsal in ten years does that mean we are still in a bear market or does it mean it could be the making of abbott. we did have the two back-to-back games. there is some foll

. ♪ good monday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i am carl quintanilla with david faber andim cramer u.s. and china agreed to hold off tariffs for 90 days. big day today, president burn will be laid to rest and oil is back to a bid of 53. u.s./china agreed to hold off additional tariffs and allowed for talks to continue. >> oil is surging this morning and expected supply cuts and soybean prices are jumping after china agreed to buy substantial agricultural product >> remembering 41, the late president george h.w. bush who died over the weekend. >> the u.s. and china agreed to a 90-day truce during the summit in argentina steven mnuchin spoke about a potential of a successful conclusion to those talks. >> i am hopeful we can turn this the president made it clear that there is a pause if we don't have a real agreement, the tariffs will increase he can always contemplate more there was clearly a very genuine offer from president xi to president trump to make sure they open up their markets to u.s. companies this will be a single opportunity for economic growth for u.s. workers

i am carl quintanilla, with mike santoli and jon fortt. pisani is covering the action stocks are continuing to sell off. we fell below 2600 on the s&p. >> 2603 is the old inter day low we had a short while ago, several weeks ago. we broke through that as well. that's the closing low, day after thanksgiving some technical, that's part of the problem here late in the day, technical breaches we're seeing two sectors to highlight which i have been talking about for a week one is banks we have 52 week lows on all the major money centers and larger regional banks energy, down a dollar in oil health care is the market leader that's down 1% industrial is also weaker on top of that. banks' new lows, down 400 on the dow. jpmorgan, morgan stanley, doesn't matter, all at 52 week lows we are going into the european close. often there's a bottom there in the past few weeks, we'll see if that happens as theresa may was talking, we drifted lower as you can see this is 10,600, that's a two year low on the dax. talking points for the markets, it is emphasiz

i am carl quintanilla with morgan brennan at post 9 of the new york stock exchange.in with the markets. we have weak china debt overnight, sending stocks down as retail sales, industrial output come in under expectations for the

i am carl quintanilla with morgan brennan, mike santoli, post 9 of new york stock exchange jon forttoff today volatility is the understatement of the week. major averages look to claw back some of monday's losses. in one week, saw the worst christmas eve ever, biggers inter day dow point game and biggest internet come back in a decade nasdaq is the laggard of the group. it is volatility that's the main topic of conversation. >> you should be cautious on this market until it stabilizes. it is like an earthquake the initial one may be 7.8, but there are aftershocks, and it is better to wait and be cautious the aftershocks could still be disruptive >> the big aberration in markets isn't this year, it is last year, when everything went right for investors. they got great returns, virtually no volatility and every car relation book in their favor. now we're transitioning back to something more normal which by the way is better over the long term i think one thing we have to worry about is that retail investors are looking at the markets and saying i don't get this, maybe i shouldn't be in

i am carl quintanilla with morgan brennan and jon fortt major averages are falling deeper into correctionritory. dow session low was down 315 we paired a good chunk of those losses, helping fuel the reversal caterpillar, boeing bouncing off the lows apple gaining 1% after a rough few trading sessions off the highs of october joining us, jim suva and analyst andy hargraves good to see you both >> thanks. >> jim, watching apple with a lot of attention the downgrade of best buy, worries about concerns of apple products, 10% of their sales what's your thinking regarding them and all of the negative commentary how much does it match what we expect to see in '19 >> the rally is a past few challenging months for apple a lot of it has to do with trade wars and geopolitical environment. and apple is reaching now more of a cash returns in mature market for iphone. we layout a scenario, how low could apple stock trade, if everything gets really bad and china says no to the iphone. we don't think it will happen, but if that case plays out, we believe the stock could trade as low as 127 but we don't s

i am carl quintanilla with morgan brennan at post 9 of the new york stock exchange.ortt has the morning off. we begin with the markets. we have weak china debt overnight, sending stocks down as retail sales, industrial output come in under expectations for the world's second largest economy, as china suspends some tariffs, including those on u.s. auto imports uni >> reporter: china's finance minimum tree will suspend additional tariffs on u.s. made cars and parts 211 items will be effected, with china lifting a 25% tariff on most of those items. the decision takes effect january 1st and lasts three months the finance ministry posted an explanation on its website saying we hope the two sides, the u.s. and china, will intensify negotiations towards eliminating all tariff increases. the announcement came after the economy showed they slowed down further. retail sales, industrial output missed expectations. retail sales grew at the slowest pace since 2003. industrial output expanded the least in three years fixed asset investment jumped slightly, only because it was weak

i am carl quintanilla with mike santoli, jon fortt at post 9 of new york stock exchange.ndexes losing some steam, still green across the board dow and s&p are positive for the year briefly after yesterday's session. major averages off highs as the president hints about positive news around the u.s., china trade war, productive conversations going on joining us, julian emanuel, and investment management chief strategist alicia levine welcome to you both. we have some cross currents to deal with. we know the u.s. and china spoke by phone after the huaway cfo arrest, you take that. >> we'll take it for now it is an example that the market will trade on different news on the trade side today it is great, may not be great tomorrow >> what's your take on this. how constructive do you read it? >> talk is better than no talk, no question about that if you're a professional investor in particular, today is a perfect example why you have been pulling out your hair the last couple of months. you have news on china in the morning, a major ceo of a technology company testifying in fro

and "squawk alley" is live ♪ >>> good morning i am carl quintanilla with morgan brennan and jon forttull team market coverage today as "squawk alley" begins the major indexes rally back after the dow posted 2% losses s&p on pace for the worst december since the 1930s, while the nasdaq is looking to avoid the fourth negative session in a row. bob pisani, dom chu, seema mody are watching things for today's trade. josh lipton is about to speak with oracle ceo mark hurd in a few moments, following the company's earnings surge >>> first up, we start with the market rally i know you have been net constructive here. did the weakness monday and rally today, is it giving you any kind of all clear? >> i think that would come sometime in early 2019 the reason is we need resolution on both the rates front and trade front, and maybe the fed wants to soothe things down, but on the trade front there's no clarity. until we have that, the up trend in the market cannot be very sustainable. >> has the market graduated from trade political concerns to overall slowdown concerns? or would clarity on the tr

i am carl quintanilla with morgan brennan and jon fortt we begin with apple.s are higher, despite the on-going batted he will with qualcomm the ft reports that qualcomm is filing suits to ban sales of iphone x s and xr in china that's after the court in china banned sales of older models apple wants to invest a billion dollars in austin, texas david wolf is with us, and larry haggerty good morning, guys we also have piper shaving price targets, day-in and day-out, 170. have we seen the last of these or close to it >> i hope so, one of our largest positions. think where we were a couple months ago in the narrative exchanges. we were talking about it deserves a consumer staple multiple 12 and a half times next year's earnings, 10 and a half x cash, we think it is overdone. >> larry, you agree? >> i would certainly concur. every morning, carl, apple's installed basic customers increases, and there's basically no way this doesn't happen each year the customers spend more money on stuff, and basically apple has a monopoly on services and accessories business you re

on wall street and "squawk alley" is live ♪ ♪ >>> good morning i am carl quintanilla with jon fortt.got a bounce from williams when he talked to steve liesman but it faded that followed comments from the new york fed president specifically on the balance sheet, exclusively on cnbc last hour take a listen. >> we made some changes, important changes to our statement around that. one is we changed the word from expects further gradual increases to judges. if you look it in the dictionary, judges means we made an opinion it is our judgment or opinion, that's where we see things going. this is not a commitment or promise or in any way a sense that we know for sure that's what we're going to do we're saying pretty clearly this is how we see it now, based on our positive, optimistic view of the economy, and we'll change it as needed. >> this as a government shutdown looms hours away, set to go in effect at midnight we expect to hear from the president shortly. he invited some senate gopers to the white house. jason pride and laurie heinel are with us. good morning good to see you. >> nice t

carl quintanilla with morgan brennan at post 9 of new york stock exchange jon fortt in san francisco at our bureau one market. we begin with the markets indeed, major indexes rallying to kickoff the month following the 90 day trade truce between the president and president xi at the g20 today's trade the start of a year end rally or will december be more of the same. well off session highs mike santoli is looking at some of the levels we're watching dow session high was plus 442. >> yeah. >> now some 200. >> above 500 in premarket. it was a bit of emotional response context matters. if we didn't have the news about u.s., china trade, i think we would have come into the week saying market was up 5%, that's a great snap back rally, maybe we're overbought, maybe time for a rest that's what we're i think sorting out is how defensive were people going into the weekend after a 5% run in the s&p. also the conclusion it doesn't change the overall picture, removes the potential immediate negative but leaves you with a sense of what are the credit markets telling us, how will growth shape up n

i am carl quintanilla, with morgan brennan, and contessa brewer the dow and the s&p on pace for the worst month. it follows the largest single point gain for the dow the roller coaster action is not isolated to equities oil is on a wild ride off the best day since 2016, down again close to 45. brian jack -- jacobson what constitutes decent follow through after today. >> listen, look, yesterday was unrealistic. we expect continued volatility moving to the new year, waiting for clarity, all the while nibbling at valuations we would continue to see thousand point and 800 point moves. through the end of the year, when liquidity returns, we'll see normalcy to trading. >> i would like to think a lot of it in the last couple of weeks is driven by algorithm trading. we have seen and this is reaffirmed by the investment company institute that with retail investors they began doing tax laws, harvesting the beginning of december, almost doing that type of harvesting mechanically, selling into a market that was already softening. we haven't seen the buyers stepping back into the market with any enthu

"squawk alley" is live ♪ i am carl quintanilla with morgan brennan, jon fortt with us live from san franciscoajor averages giving back some of yesterday's ganins. new doubts over a permanent trade truce between the u.s. and china. we heard from the president this morning saying he is a tariff man, but negotiations have begun. commerce secretary ross on air telling "squawk box" saying they hope to pin down new principles. tech is lining the broader market an hsbc downgrade which we'll talk about in a minute good morning, guys this apple downgrade, 96 pages to tell us that the core growth of the hardware unit, biggest days of growth are over. >> i don't buy that. i had a couple of experiences the last couple of weeks, carl i am a believer like peter lynch in using your eyes i wanted to buy new apple product. two stores i wanted to buy them in were demolished they're building bigger stores to service more people and the reality is that continuing revenues of apple are going to be extraordinarily good biggest threat to the stock is the 30% fee on the app store it is clear that apple wants to spen

i am carl quintanilla, contessa brewer is back at post 9, jo john -- jon fortt is here.are outside the courthouse where the cfo is expected for her bail hearing morgan stanley chairman stephen roach is onset and byron wien joins us at the top of the half hour if that weren't enough, another price target cut on apple, this time from morgan stanley, following ubs. "squawk alley" has the analysts behind that note first, markets are taking a blow dow down 180 bob pisani has more. >> this is what makes everybody nuts, discussions on trade talks. we move the markets with larry kudlow's discussion. look at what's happening you go into the markets. markets open you have positive momentum on the jobs report. the sentiment is with us here is larry, comes on with us here and says comments that larry kudlow was typically make. for example, progress, get a lot done in 90 days on trade talks he would consider extending that truce if good progress on tariff discussions. all positive we go up 15 points in the s&p, then drift around, then peter navarro on another network he says if progr

on wall street, and "squawk alley" is live ♪ ♪ >>> good wednesday morning i'm carl quintanilla with jontt. megan brennan is back. we'll start with the markets once again today the major indices are rallying the dow, s&p and nasdaq up about 1% above tuesday's highs tech is leading the market higher so far in today's trade nasdaq is on pace for the fourth positive session in five for more on how the sectors position to close out the year, we're joined pby mark may and raymond kessler. good morning, guys good to see you. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> how would you characterize how old school tech has performed this week amid these swings >> it hasn't surprised me that we're starting to see a little bit more of a bottoming and some support out there. as i've been on the road meeting with investors, people are definitely sharpening their pencil on names. i'd say that facebook is one of the names that's coming up a lot among investors, trying to get a sense for what to do down here a real view that i'm feeling is that on facebook, a lot of the faang stocks, there's a view that valuatio

. ♪ ♪ >>> good morning i am carl quintanilla with morgan brennan and mike santoli. fortt is on assignment we begin with full team coverage of the selloff another 600 points after 800 tuesday. the arrest of wow way cfo as they weigh china trade tensions. dow is down 2% and ylan mui has more on trouble for tech as silicon valley ceos have a meeting today with the trump administration first, jackie deangeles with breaking data. >> interesting day for oil we await a final decision from vienna you can see the losses are paired, and that's because the eia was out with weekly inventory report, delayed because of the national day of mourning yesterday what the number signifies is that even if production in the united states and globally is at high levels, if demand is there to meet that production that the oil market could find balance. u.s. production numbers, 11.7 million barrels a day, that stayed stable. it hasn't risen in three, four weeks. that's something investors are watching still in the session, down more than 3%, closer to 4%. $50.93 back to you. >> thank you de

alberto quintanilla. mr. kiquintanilla, if you coul please item number two. [agenda item read] >> chair peskin: is there any public comment on the minutes of november 28, 2017. seeing none, we will close public comment. [ gavel ]. >> chair peskin: is there a motion to approve said minutes? made by commissioner kim. mr. taylor, in the parlance of the board of supervisors, we don't do seconds on committees, but i bet you have a different theory here. >> we actually have brenda tan here with us today in case you have any questions about the data or the mythology in collecting the data. they are human resource firm specializing in compensation and they are located in the bay area. >> chair peskin: and we have used them in the past? >> we have not used them in the past. this is the first time we've used them. we put out a competitive bid, and this is what we like to see. at times, we do make modifications of who we work with. now in terms of the item we have before you, we also took it upon ourselves to update the job descriptions. there are 42 job descriptions in

bush we are joined by carl quintanil quintanilla. >> what have you guys for us >> you guys have donet's legacy and mixing in with the market turmoil that we have seen we'll pivot to the event of the day of president george w. bush will head to the cathedral >> i really enjoy hearing the reminisces from richard and others talking about what it is like to work with 41 as he was called joe, i know you are a dog guy but i don't know if you have an opinion of sully the service dog, the online outrage over whether or not concerns of sully was justified. that was one moment in my family that my dad loves seeing him lying next to h.w.'s caskets and that's something we always talk about. >> it is not the only time you see man and woman's best friend do they all stay there forever. i don't know, it is late, i wish we did not have to talk about that >> it is obviously written by a cat. >> exactly >> like george who anyway, thank you, carl and kelly and cnbc coverage as the nation honors the formal president. we'll have our final thought here on "squawk box" in just a moment we're about to move.

slowing growth definition of neutral is when you proactively make big inversions thanks so much carl quintanilla to you. >> i'll take it. carl somehow disappeared from the desk thank you. more coming up ooh. so, why don't traders have coaches? who says they don't? coach mcadoo! you know, at td ameritrade, we offer free access to coaches and a full education curriculum- just to help you improve your skills. boom! mad skills. education to take your trading to the next level. only with td ameritrade. >>> all right. sara eisen is in washington, d.c., she will be all over, has been the last hour, all over the selloff. and as well, a big day ahead in washington, d.c., don't you? >> yes, we're going to talk to managing director of the imf ex-chewsively. christine lagarde. this backdrop will be important on what the market is signaling. they have been warning about slowdown in global growth, very concerned about trade tensions and frictions. but applauded the cease-fire reached in argentina during the g20 meetings between president trump and xi she was there. we'll talk about whether that trade truce wa

. >>> good wednesday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i am carl quintanilla with sara eisen. cramer and faber had the morning off. futures are slightly green this morning after the biggest christmas eve loss in history. oil remains below 43 not a lot of data today but s&p is up 5.5 in october futures is volatile. stocks are suffering their worse december ever. >> plus, the president's powell problem. once again the criticism from president trump. retail rises, a record holiday sales, it is not so rosie. the worse december ever. christmas eve trading put stocks on track as the worse in december the president latches out at the fed, he argued the fed is raising rates too quickly and now he says it is the team to buy into the market. >> we have a normalized interest growth, a normalized intere interest -- they ahave money in the bank i have great confidence and i have great confidence in companies. we have companies greatest in the world and they're doing very well they have record kinds of numbers. it is a tremendous opportunity to buy >> really a great opportunity to buy. >>

. ♪ >>> good monday morning, i am carl quintanilla with david faber and jim cramer futures have managedver the over night lows. that's coming off the worse week for stocks in about six months may is going to talk in 90 minutes. the white house is looking for a chief of staff europe is down, japanese gdp was revised lower in that 10-year. breaking news, we'll go to david. >> thank you, we have breaking news coming out of qualcomm of this ongoing nasty dispute that we have been following closely both jim and i for years now over the patents and of course apple is not paying qualcomm for intellectual property. this dispute around the world and this morning we get a ruling out of the court of the province in china they have granted qualcomm's request of subsidiary of apple the order is to seize infringing upon qualcomm's patents through licenses and importation sales of the 6 and 6-s, 7 and 8 plus now quickly let me move forward to the fact that this appears to be in dispute. >> riepght. >> people close to apple are telling me in fact they do not view this preliminary injunction in that fas

good morning and welcome to "squawk on the street," i am david faber along with jim cramer carl quintanillaas the day off. let's take a look at the futures at the new york stock exchange you can see we are set up for a higher open. as everybody knows -- yeah, what does that matter right if you can see a broadly higher across all the major markets including italy actually a nice move. >> budget looks like the e.u. is not going to sanction them that's a tremendous story how people sold stocks and based on the budget did not matter >> thank you for that. >> 10-yr note year, we'll keep an eye on this what a story, can we bring anybody to correct the forecast. stocks are rallying as you saw, at least going into great decisions. despite what has been a pull back in equities and that continuing scolding from the president, plus, you know the brands, everything from advil and tylenol, gsk-pfizer. over the counter drugs >> extraordinary deal. >> the new york times has a lot on facebook's privacy problems giving other tech giants access to use privacies >> mark benioff will tell you that this company

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber coming in 30 minutes, larry kudlow on jobs, chinatrade, huawei and more. speaking of the jobs number, 155,000, just weak enough to ease some fed rate hike worries. futures erased a nearly 200-point decline. more drama at opec as we are still waiting for a firm declaration on a production cut. november jobs growth coming in slower than expected, payroll up by 155,000 jobless rate at 3.7, wage growth remaining 3.1 year-on-year data comes out one day after that volatile session for stocks dow fell more than 780 points before rebounding to close with a modest decline we can talk about the reversal yesterday, but these numbers are interesting. month on month wages revised down >> yeah. this is what -- if you go back and you look at what the fed's trajectory was versus what the data showed, janet yellen would right now -- she wouldn't have put out we will do december. she might have had the option to say we've done a lot, let's wait it wouldn't cause the havoc. now we have to choice. these numbers indicate that there is downshifting in key

." >> good friday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i am carl quintanilla with david faber and sara eisen jim cramer is off. we'll walk u.s. fed chief john williams on our air in the next hour dana, we got a miss gdp and consumption. our road map begins with volatility trade futures are higher >> john williams join "squawk on the street" ex clus sclusivelyy way. the house is passing a spending bill with border wall stalemate. president trump is calling republicans to go nuclear. >> the nike crush. a big earning beat helped by strong online sales and the tariff threats are raising the outlook. >> stocks are on the week for the nine months. a government shut down is looming tonight at midnight unless the president and lawmakers can come up with an agreement, the sticking point is funding for a border wall. got the house vote, looks to not pass in the senate, although the president is leaning on mcconnell to end the filibuster to allow to pass with 50 votes shut down are noise and if it is shut down, it is not likely to last very long, although the president said differently >

." ♪ >>> good tuesday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i am carl quintanilla, david fabernd jim cramer at the new york stock exchange. a productive phone call on trade on monday night. google may meets with the e.u., janet yellen is worried we could have another financial crisis. wholesale inflation is a little warm, up 2.7 futures point to another rally on sign of a possible progress on trade deal. >> global growth and challenges, the ceo and in coming chairman of coca-cola is joining us this morning, he's going to talk trade and economic outlook and the beverage giant switching strategy and mr. pichai makes his capitol debut in the next hour the dow rebounded from a more than 500 points drop u.s. and china begun its talks getting the phone call from mnuchin and lighthizer, the president teases the progress today. quote, "very productive conversation with china, watch for important announcements. they are willing to discuss ip protection, they're going to review the request to lower tariffs on cars from 40 to 15. >> trust is verified on this i want to hear from lighthizer

point gain was still not in the top 50 percentage moves in the history of the stock market, as carl quintanilla this morning. these things happen. the jury is just still out as to whether or not this was a bear market bounce or whether we're in a bottoming process we have come down enough to discount negative news next year do you think we're oversold? >> certainly in the short run. >> the dow below its 200-day moving average for the 15th straight session the dow in correction territory, 15% off the highs. had the worst monthly performance since february'09. others could point out other things >> there's as much involvement of time as there in price in a bear market move that's where i think we are, a bear market. just working through the timing need to repair the technical damage done so far >> markets overshoot to the upside, they overshoot to the down side, jim, where are we on the down side? >> everyone i talked to today, a lot of smart people in the financial world will tell you those 5% rip your face off rallies are actually part of the reason you know we're in a bear market those are vic

. ♪ good wednesday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i am carl quintanilla with jim cramernd david cross-clafaber. the chinese is preparing changes to the made in china 2025 initiative may faces the confident vote tonight london time. our road map begins with the china trade boost. stocks strong at the open, new signs of optimism from talks from washington to beijing >> far too aggressive. president trump taking on the fed one more time saying the central bank would be foolished to raise rates again brexit in the balance. the british minister is fighting her own party later today. >> the president added that he'll intervene to extradite the cfo huawei if could help him win a trade deal with china. what's good for national security, i would certainly intervene if i thought it was necessary. the journal just reporting as well, china is planning a change that would allow greater access for foreign companies. some of these trade tensions with the u.s journal says they are unlikely to go as far as the u.s. would like that would be significant if it happens. >> it would be signif

good morning everybody, live from washington, d.c., i am carl quintanilla. >> i am kelly evans. the president has claimed a national day of mourning >> later this hour, the bush family will head to the capitol for a departure ceremony after the former president's casket will be driven to the cathedral. y lan mui is there at the scene. >> reporter: you can see they are getting in place as they are beginning preparation. there has been a public viewing as his coffin has been draped with the american flag people have waited in line for hours in order to pay their final respects to the 41st president. the bush family is kpebtexpecte come here. it will be full military honors. we'll hear a gun salute and a special military honor guard will carry the casket down the steps. after that, the family will travel by motorcade to washington national cathedral where the funeral itself will be held president george w. bush, and john meecham and the former president's granddaughter will be reading a book of the revolution we know the family is upmost important to the 41st president of the memor

year, we'll be back here on monday "squawk on the street" is next ♪ >> good morning, i am carl quintanillafred frost. david is off cramer is going to join us by the phone. europe is up 1.2%. japan closes the year down 12. they are closed on monday. oil is back about 45 ou

. >>> good wednesday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i am carl quintanilla with sara eisens are slightly green this morning after the biggest christmas eve loss in history. oil remains below 43 not a lot of data today bu

." ♪ >>> good morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i am david quintanilla with david faber andt 150 on the dow. europe is down about a percent 10-yr 288. our road map begins with the

. ♪ good wednesday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i am carl quintanilla with jim cramerafaber. the chinese is preparing changes to the made in china 2025 initiative may faces the confident vote tonight london time. our ap

good morning and welcome to "squawk on the street," i am david faber along with jim cramer carl quintanillahe futures at the new york stock exchange you can see we are set up for a higher open. as everybody knows -- yeah, what does that matter right if you can see a broadly