ensure food and water security will bring in our guests in just a moment but first this reports by sara high writes. yes starving and on the verge of fun in the place where the u.n. says food is used as a weapon of war twenty million yemenis don't know if they'll be able to eat and malnutrition remains a grave concern with the world's worst humanitarian crisis continues to unfold and we've hit rock bottom no words no jobs because of the war. hunger is going up for a third year in a row going back to levels not seen since two thousand and eight but a global conflict isn't just limited to war. nomic crises of stars and measures and public discontent with political leaders all contributing factors to a rise in food shortages climate change is also to blame record temperatures are killing thousands of people and causing billions of dollars in damage to facilities and crops. that natural disasters like the recent wildfires in california act as a reminder that global warming is an issue that affects everyone wherever they are in the world. i at this refugee camp in afghanistan the water won't be r

ensure food and water security will bring in our guests in just a moment but first this reports by sara high rights. starving and on the verge of fun in the place where the u.n. says food is used as a weapon of war twenty million yemenis don't know if they'll be able to eat and malnutrition remains a grave concern where the world's worst humanitarian crisis continues to unfold and we've hit rock bottom no words no jobs because of the war hunger is going up for a third year in a row going back to levels not seen since two thousand and eight but global conflict isn't just limited to war. crises of stars and measures and public discontent with political leaders all contributing factors to a rise in food shortages climate change is also to blame record temperatures are killing thousands of people and causing billions of dollars in damage to facilities and crops. that natural disasters like the recent wildfires in california act as a reminder that global warming is an issue that affects everyone wherever they are in the world. i at this refugee camp in afghanistan the water won't be running for t

ensure food and water security will bring in our guests in just a moment but first this reports by sara high rights. starving and on the verge of fun in the place where the u.n. is used as a weapon of war twenty million yemenis don't know if they'll be able to eat and malnutrition remains a gray.

stinson joins us live now from dougherty valley high school with the details... sara? dougherty valley high school officials say thankfully students reported seeing another student with a knife because that's not the only thing police found on the student - they also found an explosive material. students told school administrators yesterday morning and the san ramon police department responded. the 14 -year-old freshman in possesssion of the knife was contacted and while police searched the student they found muratic acid which combined with other materials can create an explosive device. the stuent was arrested and booked into juvenile hall in martinez.police are still investigating why this student had this material in the first place.this morning police say this is a contained incident and there is no additional threat to students or the school.administrators and police are commending students for reporting the suspicious activity.school staff often reminds students that "if you see something, say something."live in san ramon, sara stinsonm, kron four news

stinson joins us live now from dougherty valley high school with the details... sara? dougherty valley high school officials say thankfully students reported seeing another student with a knife because that's not the only thing police found on the student - they also found an explosive material. students told school administrators yesterday morning and the san ramon police department responded. the 14 -year-old freshman in possesssion of the knife was contacted and while police searched the student they found muratic acid which combined with other materials can create an explosive device. the stuent was arrested and booked into juvenile hall in martinez.police are still investigating why this student had this material in the first place.this morning police say this is a contained incident and there is no additional threat to students or the school.ho and police are commending students for reporting the suspicious activity.school staff often reminds students that "if you see something, say something."live in san ramon, sara stinsonm, kron four news. ( james )

stinson joins us live now from dougherty valley high school with the details... sara dougherty valley high school officials say thankfully students reported seeing another student with a knife because that's not the only thing police found on the student - they also found an explosive material. students told school administrators yesterday morning and the san ramon police department responded. the 14 -year-old freshman in possesssion of the knife was contacted and while police searched the student they found muratic acid which combined with other materials can create an explosive device. the stuent was arrested and booked into juvenile hall in martinez.police are still investigating why this student had this material in the first place.this morning police say this is a contained incident and there is no additional threat to students or the school.school administrators and police are commending students for reporting the suspicious activity.school staff often reminds students that "if you see something, say something."live in san ramon, sara stinsonm, kron fou

stinson joins us live now from dougherty valley high school with the details... sara? dougherty valley high officials say thankfully students reported seeing another student with a knife because that's not the only thing police found on the student - they also found an explosive material. students told school administrators yesterday morning and the san ramon police department responded. the 14 -year-old freshman in possesssion of the knife was contacted and while police searched the student they found muratic acid which combined with ( james ) tha ( darya ) students at two san francicso schools will be returning to class this morning after bomb threats caused them to evacuate. the bomb threat happened just after one yesterday afternoon at lowell high school. students had dismissed at 12-30 due to finals.. but there were still students and teachers on campus studying or for sports. lakeshore elementary school was also evacuated as a precaution because it is just down the street from lowell. police searched lowell for more than 2-hours but did not find anythin

arrested for brining knife and explosive materials to school.( james ) kron 4's sara stinson joins us live now from dougherty valley high school with the details... sara? dougherty valley high school officials say thankfully students reported seeing another student with a knife because that's not the only thing police found on the student - they also found an explosive material. students told school administrators yesterday morning and the san ramon police department responded. the 14 -year-old freshman in possesssion of the knife was contacted and while police searched the student they found muratic acid which combined with other materials can create an explosive device. the stuent was arrested and booked into juvenile hall in martinez.police are still investigating why this student had this material in the first place.this morning police say this is a contained incident and there is no additional students or the school. administrators and police are commending reporting the suspicious activity.often reminds students that something, say something."live in san ramon, sara stinsonm, kron four news. ( james ) tha

we're also going to discuss how sara has put her personal stamp on the job and how she's juggled the demands of a punc high profile literally non-stop job with raising a young family. sara has three kids under the age of 6, so not too much going on in her life. let me start with -- so i want to start with some of the events that unfolded today well most of us were here. the president had i think spirited would be a good way to describe it, meeting with chuck schumer and nancy pelosi and indicated that he is willing to shut down the government over a funding a border wall. does the white house think that this is a winning political issue. >> sarah: thank you for having me it's an honor to be with you. and a different type of format than we get to engage in the white house, i'm grateful to be here with these people. when it comes to the meeting that took place today i would describe as productive. the funding of the government was discussed, and also the first part of the meeting and the first part they talked was yard they could work together. when they talked about criminal justice reform, there's been a m

4's sara stinson is live at the scene with the latest. ( james ) thanks sara. ( james ) happening now... teachers at oakland highl are walking out.( darya ) they want to bring attention to a baragaining impasse between oakland unifed and the teachers union. kron 4's will tran is live in oakland with the latest... will? the oakland unified school district has issued a warning to oakland high school teachers planning a work stoppage monday to not call-in sick, according to district officials. the teachers plan to march to city hall to call attention to a bargaining impasse between the school district and the teacher's union, organizers said. district officials said educators who participate in the "sick out" might be subject to disciplinary action and a loss of pay. the teachers can't use sick leave or personal leave - it will go unpaid and a doctor's note may be required from teachers who use sick leave, according to district officials. teachers who are frustrated over lack of progress over a new contract have are threatening to strike this morningthe teachers plan to gather at 730 at the school and then march to

"> ( sara ) the 35-year-old was perhaps best known for his entrepreneurship in the bay area - high-tech philanthropy.. ( sara ) coming up on kron 4 morning news, police say they've arrested a serial window smasher wanted in connection with up to á30á vandalism cases in san rafael. ( sara ) and we are learning more about a surfer who died after rescuers pull him from the water at san francisco's ocean beach. ( sara ) plus...why the cdc wants you to say "no" to raw cookie dough this holiday season. (ácommercialá) sfx: tinny headphone music sfx: feet shuffling life can change in an instant. be covered when it does... ...with a health plan through covered california. we offer free expert help choosing the best plan for you. and all of our plans include free preventive care. financial help is available, so check for yourself to see what savings you qualify for. for health insurance starting january 1st, enroll by december 15th. because you never know when life... ...will change. get covered today. youand the holiday spiritoss just hits you... yes! or when you get the best deal... on a treat

a student at a san ramon high school has been arrested for bringing a knife and explosive materials to school. kron 4's saradetails from dougherty valley high school. (vicki) in the south bay... san jose police have arrested two suspects on suspicion of fencing stolen property. 42-year-old zolia martinez and 44-year-old jose figueroa are suspected of running a major fencing operation dealing primarily with stolen clothing from burglaries and robberies of department stores in san jose. the operation was found when police searched a make-shift storefront known as betsy's fashions in the 14-hundred block of south king road. police say they found 430-thousand dollars of stolen clothing and shoes from local department stores. (grant) stores. department local shoes from clothing and school. (vicki) in the south bay... san jose police have arrested two suspects on suspicion of fencing stolen property. 42-year-old zolia martinez and 44-year-old jose figueroa are suspected of running a major fencing operation dealing primarily with stolen clothing from burglaries and robberies of department stores in san jose. the o

one of them, sara, who i met two years ago when she was in high school, is now starting medical schoolut your help, these girls would not be where they are today. here is fanny khinwa who i met when he was in high school and is now a freshman at chancellor college. >> so my life changed because you helped me. paid my school fees, reduced my programs at home. a lot happened that without you, i couldn't be here. >> fanny thanks you along with the thousands of girls who you have been supporting and the million kids who are sitting at those desks now who are very grateful. and they always say thank you in song. ♪ but we still had toa cigarette. had to. kayla: do you know how hard it is to smoke in a hospital? by the time we could, we were like... what are we doing? kayla: it was time for nicodermcq. the nicodermcq patch with unique extended release technology helps prevent your urge to smoke all day. and doubles your chances of quitting. nicodermcq. you know why, we know how. discover card. i justis this for real?match, yep. we match all the cash back new cardmembers earn at the end of the

kron 4's sara stinson checked in with students dealing with the threat hanging over them during finals. lawrence karnow: it was a gorgeous day with highs soaring well into the 60s under sunny skies. there was plenty of sunshine all the way to the coast. a few high clouds made for a beautiful sunset too. doppler radar is quiet now but that will soon change. on the satellite you can see a storm off the coast. we could see a few showers as early as tomorrow morning but the heavier. more rain is ready for the weekend. (pam) lots to talk about in the lots to talk (pam) lots to talk about in the sports world tonight...(ken) mark carpenter joins us in the studio. kevin durant said it kevin durant said it kevin durant said it best last night. the raptors aren't an up- and-coming team, they are here. --what an impressive showing from toronto... kawhi leonard out with a hip injury and they still ran through the back-to-back champs with a 20-point blowout. --warriors shot 23-percent from downtown.. and nearly 20-turnovers. --steph curry, klay thompson, and draymond green...held to 26-points. --this morning, curry offered his assessment.

sara orchard. the london assembly is demanding the mayor, sadiq khan takes urgent action to tackle the high levels and crime committee says it welcomes the newly formed violence reduction unit, but is concerned about the lack of detail about how it will operate. the mayors office says it's "clear there is no one single solution to tackling this complex issue". uncertainty caused by brexit is causing buyers and sellers in the capital to sit tight. the number of people looking for a new home fell in november in london — down 1a%, with many attributing this to brexit and the limited choice of properties for sale. for those desperate to escape the busy christmas bustle, the postal museum might have just the ticket. it's now offering walking tours through its subterranean network. visitors can explore the century old tunnels, which used to transport mail between depots under the capital's streets. is something that is really different from what most people have never experienced. but also the smallest of the tunnel. there are places where you have to bend over in orderjust to get through because the ce

sara stinson, kron four news.### let's get a check of the weather around the bay area.... time now for the 4 zone forecast... with mabrisa rodriguez dry conditions with seasonable highs and chilly overnight lows will prevail through the weekend, and well into next week in the bay area. overnight lows will dip into the 30s and 40s. colder, wind- sheltered valley locations will likely see overnight low temperatures at or below the freezing at times. daytime highs will cool into the mid to upper 50s. chilly overnight lows will continue through the weekend. weekend. through the weekend. (vicki) warriors... tough loss to the blazers yesterday. (ken) mark carpenter joins us in the studio. with the with the warriors still in 2nd place in the west, there isn't much to complain about. however, it can't be denied we've seen some bizarre moments from the back-to-back champs. in their final home game of the calendar year, golden state...falls to a 2nd straight loss, the latest coming against the blazers in overtime. a matchup that saw the warriors rally from down 10 in the 4th, but damian lillard won it all with a fall-away trey.... one of those weird outings in which the warrio

sara, back to you. ♪ >> with that close the s&p 500 falling into bear market territory. officially down 20% from its last highwelcome to "the closing bell q i'm sara eisen wilfred frost rejoining me let's look at how we are finishing up this trading day. worst in history for a christmas eve close. dow down 639 points. 21,801 is the final close. all sectors in the red falling sharply. the nasdaq down 2.21 it fell into bear market last week it's down 23% from the recent highs. russell 2000 index has been underperforming all year long. it is down 2% almost on the day. wow. treasury secretary steven mnuchin spooking investors earlier after calling the heads of the largest u.s. banks to reensure investors that they have ample liquidity coming up we'll get more information from roger altdman all 30 dow stocks closing lower today. nike the biggest decliner. energy got obliterated across the board. bob pisani has been on the floor of the nyse. bertha coombs is at the nasdaq bob? >> the santa claus rally is off to a terrible start. i told wilf we never had a christmas eve down 1%, let alone 2% if you look at sectors,

sara eisen. we are finishing off on a high note. let's take a look at the final trade of the year.16%. that was actually a little lift here into the close, up 267 or so in terms of the points. s&p 500 finishing off the day down a little under 1%. the nasdaq up three quarters of 1%. the russell up less 1%. now, your tally for the year as a whole. the nasdaq closing out with a decline of about 4%. it did the best of the big three. s&p 500 down a little more than 6% on the year and the dow jones industrial average cutting its losses here in the final moments of trade down a little less than 6%. there it is, 2018. worse year for stocks since 2008 and at this hour, happy new year moscow. you are looking at a live shot of red square as they ring in 2019 there. let's get back to 2018 market action on the final trading day of the year. bob pisani is on the floor of the stock exchange. bertha coombs uptown and dom chu on the commodities desk. bob, let's start with you. >> reporter: hello, sarah. it's good and bad news in 2018. there's a lot of bad news but listen, it was a great year for bi

dow session high up 368, almost 200 points we low that now we go back to atlanta, sara eisen has a peekke's new products >>> and first, twitter is ckn mitethe s&p. ba ia nu >>> sundar pichai is testifying and he made news about the company strategy in china. for that, back to ylan mui in washington >> reporter: carl, he is signaling the company will not move forward with plans to operate in china here's what he told the texas congresswoman sheila jackson-lee. >> we don't have a search product there. our core mission is to provide users access to information and getting access to information is an important human right we are always trying hard to provide that information but right now there are no plans to launch search in china. >> reporter: no plans to launch search in china. some of the most pointed questions he faced are around this dragonfly project that received internal and external criticism, trying to frame google as an american company, upholding american values. we'll see if that's enough for lawmakers. a ways to go >> i hear a hedge. they certainly built a model for doing se

he is the first high ranking trump advisor who agreed to cooperate with the special counsel's probe. let's bring in cnn's sara murray. good evening to you. what's your biggest take away from this memo? >> it's got to be the words substantial assistance and the memo for all it is redacted it does lay out how much michael flynn cooperated. he's been cooperating for over a year. the filing shows he sat for 19 interviews with the special counsel's office as well as other justice department offices. that indicates to us he not only cooperated on the special counsel's probe but potentially other investigations that have yet to come to light. this is really an enormous amount of cooperation from you know, one of these very early keel figures in the mueller probe and it really does get directly to the heart of what were people in trump's orbit saying to russians during the transition and the campaign. >> i'm wondering what we should read into this because there are huge parts of this that are redacted because it will includes, quote, sensitive information about ongoing investigations. >> it tells you that there's sti

high way one in mill valley may also flood. ( will ) happening now ... the lefty o'doul's last minute christmas eve toy drive.( darya ) kron 4's sara stinson is joining us more on the big event. good morning. mayor london breed to join mayor willie brown, san francisco fire chief joanne hayes-white, and community members for the 18th annual lefty o'doul's last minute christmas eve toy drive.lefty o'doul's fisherman's wharf ballpark buffet and cafe145 jefferson street ( darya ) thanks sara. thanks ( darya ) ( darya )sara. ( will ) several camp fire victims are spending the holidays at a retreat in the east bay. ashley zavala explains how the retreat is helping survivors cope. "we're usually closed at christmas time."christmas at the san damiano retreat center is different this year. the gently decorated grounds are serving as a getaway this week for survivors of the camp fire. ((lisa briones- san damiano retreats)) "we decided to open our doors for those wanting a little bit of respite from the daily task of insurance, trying to think of what was in the house and write things down.."event organizer lisa briones came up with the idea.. "i have also experi

high fever.. runny nose.. cough.. red eyes and a rash all over the body for five to six days. doctors are now urging parents to get their children ( saraming up... a children's ibuprofen medication has been taken off store shelves. detai ♪ ♪ ♪ the united states postal service makes more holiday deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country. ♪ with one notable exception. ♪ the most highly recommended bed in america just got better. tempur-pedic® is now more rejuvenating, more pressure-relieving than ever before. make the most of your holidays and nights with tempur-pedic®. find your exclusive retailer today at tempurpedic.com. find your exclusive retailer today not to the finish.t. but to the beginning. a fight that can only be won, if we stand together for one cause. him. expert care for every new beginning. (james) welcome back to the kron four morning news... lets start the half hour with a check of weather and traffic... major hot and traffic...of weather with a check the half hour lets start the half hour with a check of weather and traffic... major hot spot wb 580 at 238. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to

high way one in mill valley may also flood. ( will ) happening today... the lefty o'doul's last minute christmas eve toy drive. ( darya ) kron 4's sara stinson is joining use with more on the big event. good morning. sara. thanks ( will ) morning. good event. good morning. ( will ) thanks sara. fire victims are spending the holidays at a retreat in the east bay. ashley zavala explains how the retreat is helping survivors cope. "we're usually closed at christmas time."christmas at the san damiano retreat center is different this year. the gently decorated grounds are serving as a getaway this week for survivors of the camp fire. ((lisa briones- san damiano retreats)) "we decided to open our doors for those wanting a little bit of respite from the daily task of insurance, trying to think of what was in the house and write things down.."event organizer lisa briones came up with the idea.. "i have also experienced some of what our guests are going through... i lost my house in 2015 in the butte fire."san damiano and its volunteers organized events, crafts and meals for about 200 survivors. "i kept thinking, i don't want to die here, i don't want to be burned

that's right sara surely often nine pm here in france i was walking with my colleague when we saw three police vans make their way down the road just behind me at high speed despite this being a pedestrian area blue lights flashing we followed them and as we did we arrived at the area of an adult where we there understood that a police operation was on the way and that the chief suspect twenty nine year old shetty for she kept france's most wanted man had been shot dead by all forty's s.n.g. what happened is that been an operation that in the day police had left then later that evening there was a tip off and police then came across a man resembling shelley chick out they tried to speak to him when they did he opened fire on then they returned in kind neutralizing the suspect and then when we were in the area of no doff we gradually saw people start to come back out onto the street so they were relieved off a tense few days a fifty four hour manhunt and international manhunt for this man people are out on the streets people had opened up that the sash windows the sharing a glass of wine with offices some people were going around handing out all litt

welcome back to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintinilla with sara eisen and david faber at the new york stock exchange the session high up about 156, just a shade below that plenty to watch, including new economic data crossing the tape. let's get to rick santelli. >> yes personal income for the month of november was up 0.2, 0.1 light of expectations, sequentially falling up a half percent. if we look at the spending side, 0.1 bet, up 0.4. and then an improvement in the rear-view mirror, there's nice numbers. there personal consumption expenditure month over month it was up 0.1 that's on core if you look up core year over year, that's year over year. and the deflator month over month,.1, one-tenth lighter t er than .2 sequentially so we see that core pce year over year was hotter and the fed likes to watch that the big number, university of michigan sentiment december final, the mid-month gets tossed out. that was 97.5 and it's a good one. 98.3 98.3, if you look at october, that was 98.6. 97.5 in november so you can see it fits in there the high watermark was 101.4 in march. that was going back to '04 and there aren't

sara a fifty hour international manhunt came to ensure the off to nine pm he instead last night we were out on the streets at around that time we saw three police vehicles relatively high speed come down a road just near where i'm standing blue lights flashing we followed them they led to the area of no dolphin in a dollar a police operation was on the way that is where three members of the police are believed to have come across the prime suspect they try to speak to him to apprehend him when they did he opened fire they returned in kind they need to realize the suspect has been confirmed as killed in an area that area was on lockdown when we arrived members of the public started coming out onto the street they were relieved it off to a tense fifty hours he'd found finally been apprehended and yes people were opening up their homes opening sash windows drinking a glass of wine and we saw with police one lady coming around with macca all thanking them gradually life is softening to return to something you know close to normal here and you can see that the christmas lights are on the christmas tree behind me they were deemed as a mark of respect you can see the market a

sara: there were a lot of city last night. there's a delegation from chicago which has entered into exclusive negotiations with the boring company to build a highrain to the airport -- when i say train, i should say luke. they are putting the finishing touches on that deal. the boring company has been talking to officials on the east coast about a tunnel going between washington, d.c., and baltimore, maryland. the environmental review has already started. -- when i say train, i should oop.luke and all kinds of cities are interested in using these tunnels for utilities, he says. he says cities would want to use these tunnels for electric cable, water, things like that. emily: fascinating development on the anything but boring boring company. thanks very much for sharing your report. meantime, nasa has disclosed it is investigating a hack of employee information of both employees. former the agency said it does not believe any of its missions were affected. still ahead, highlights from our conversation with former sisters -- former cisco ceo john big tech including it companies can recover from tarnished reputations. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: i

sara, you covered this stock it had been a little bit on the comeback trail and trading at its highsago. >> it was a hot stock going into today, more than 50%, but a big disappointment this is the first investment day in three years for under armour and investors not liking what they heart the company offering an outlook for the next five years. what we know now, and there's news flowing out on this all hour long, revenues are expected to return to a low double-digit growth rate by 2023 driven by international growth and the direct-to-consumer bills the company is also projecting low single-digit growth annually in north america over the next five years it's an area where the company has struggled recently meanwhile, under armour sees revenue growth in europe the middle east and africa in the mid-teens during that span the high single digits in 2023 those are just some of the highlights here, and they are a little bit underwhelming, especially because the investors and analysts were very optimistic going into today. on the return to growth in north america, better growth, but it's no

mediocre of 2019 we are at the highs of the day >> back to you >> let's go to chicago with rick santelli at the cme group in chicago. good morning, rick >> good morning saral, treasury yield seems to have this pattern. they act pretty well and they don't move a lot, cumulatively, it certainly adds up twos are up one. if you look at july of this year's start, should we close here, the lowest levels that we have seen is 9th or 10th of july christmas eve, we are up just a bit. let's look at the 10-yr, that gives you the breath of how much we in verse from that second top of 324 on down any single day there has been a few or double digit moves to the downside 10 or 11 base points. it has been much smaller bites the big argument is the treasury complex is more responsive to the weakness in equities and not getting us a glimpse of the economy. i think we can safely say that has changed. there is definitely a nervousness regarding the outlook in both domestic and global affairs of the economy. yes, we have seen a sturdy market the etfs is a little crazier. this one is the investment grade and it bounced a bit but still, it is turning back down and givering up a

sara, back downtown to you >> trade related sectors all moving up today. major averages are off the highs a great interview. former fed president will be on "closing bell" talking economic growth >>> and former morgan stanley agent stephen roach with perspective on the u.s., china trade truce. long time china expert "squawk alley" starts in a moment don't go away. so they say that ai will put the future in the palm of our hands. that's great. but right now you've got your hands full with your global supply chain. okay, france wants 50,000 front fenders by friday. that's why you work with watson. i analyzed thousands of contracts and detected a discrepancy. it works with procurement systems you already use to help speed up distribution without slowing down your team. frank, tell fred full force on those french fenders. fine. fine. fantastic. for ai that knows your industry, choose watson. hello! the best ai for the job. >>> good monday morning. welcome to "squawk alley." carl quintanilla with morgan brennan at post 9 of new york stock exchange jon fortt in san francisco at our bureau one m

sara mentioned, sundar pichai is live on the hill. we'll take you there as soon as hebegins to speak. >>> session high was 268 we've lost some of that.e of the top-performing names. we're back in a minute place, the xfinity xfi gateway. and it's strengthened by xfi pods, which plug in to extend the wifi even farther, past anything that stands in its way. ...well almost anything. leave no room behind with xfi pods. simple. easy. awesome. click or visit a retail store today. >>> rets g >>> let's get back to capitol hill ylan mui has been monitoring the hearing as it's getting under way. good morning again, ylan. >> reporter: good morning, carl. it's been an amicable start so far, a handshake and kind of a bro hug. political rivals, at least at this hearing, starting things off in a friendly manner the appearance of mccarthy was a bit of a surprise. he had some strong words for google, however, particularly as it relates to its operations in china. it says that the potential is that google could be used to streng strengthen china's suppression and control. there's some tough words for the big tech company meanwhile the chairman of the h

course you heard from a teacher here at oakland high school who says the teachers here are not actually calling sick, they are using personal days. in oakland, saral health workers at kaiser permanente facilities around the state are on strike. some 4000 therapist, psychiatric nurses, licensed social workers walked out saying in some cases patients have to wait weeks without medication to get badly needed help. the workers say they need to hire more staff so patients can be seen in a reasonable amount of time. and that any tragedies. >> you will hear from families of kaiser patients who committed suicide because they couldn't see a therapist. unnecessary suicides are becoming normal. because people are getting access to appointments that they direly need. >> kaiser calls the strike a bargaining tactic and says it is already the highest paying employer for mental health workers in our state. they are also reading a statement saying they are working hard to deliver high- quality care and services they need. all of our hospitals and medical offices are open. anyone in need of mental health care will receive the services they require. >>> a vallejo m

high as $4.70. guys, back to you. >> leslie picker, thank you very much >>> welcome back to "squawk on the street." i'm sarauintinilla and mike santoli at post 9 of the new york stock exchange an hour into the trading session and that didn't last long. stocks were positive most of the past hour, now the dow is down 60 points. s&p 500 down a quarter percent the nasdaq is down a fourth of 1% oil gains are slipping away. groups like energy, technology, and materials that are leading us lower within the s&p. we have defensive names, utilities, real estate and consumer staples positive. we are watching the global market picture as well global stocks feeling the pain in 2018. japan officially ending its 2018 with a 12% decline for the year. first annual loss since 2011 this ends the ecb global economic forecast slowdown next year will these markets lead a rebound in 2019? what will their impact be on the u.s. joining us is charles dallara, partners group chairman of the americas and former managing director of the institute for international finance. nice to check in with you, good to see you. >> good to be with

"squawk on the street i'm sara eisen live with david faber and carl quintanilla a little over an hour into trading. turnaround tuesday continues with the dow up 271. at the highre up 334 and this would be the first dow gain in three days, if it sticks. s&p 500 up 20. staples and energy are lower treasuries are up with yields lower and the dollar is weaker joining us here at post 9, art cashin, director of floor operations is this sort of trading, gaming out what the fed is going to do, art? >> it's a bounce from an oversold condition it's celebratory if we had closed below 23,532. we might have gotten the dow theory sell signal they managed to close above that a little sigh of relief built into that. also the pushback is absolutely amazing. it's borderline historical, i would say. >> from the president? >> no. that's counterproductive the more he talks against it, the more he's pushing the fed toward doing it. but the idea that you have gunloc, editorials in "the wall street journal." it's pretty amazing stuff. i think that powell will have to go out of his way to try and make sure from now on every meeting is a random event, that he doesn't want the markets

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sara eisen. >> and i'm michael stoly >> let's get straight to the markets. as kelly and tyler just mentioned, stocks soars on optimism over trade talks between the u.s. and china off the highsf the day down now trading up a percent, higher by more than 250 points at one point it was higher by almost 500 points. >> 2% across the indices earlier. did get a fade at 2:00 has been a little bit of a habit, that rallies ge

highs and lows. >>> we have seen a lot of changes at the top of major consumer products and foods companies lately. james quincy took over last year and will become chairman. sara eisen sitting down with quincy to talk about coke now and if the future. hi, sara. >> reporter: hi. wall street is optimistic on this story. the stock outperforming the market and even other defensive consumer staples names lately after basically going nowhere for years. here's ceo james quincy on the move in the stock. >> we've had a good 2018. i think what people are starting to see is out growth story coming to life. we've now got five quarters in a row where we've had our top line in the range that we're looking for in the long-term. so i think people are starting to see that we're getting traction coming off the refranchising, coming off the reinvestment and as we lean forward into a broader portfolio, we're starting to get the growth. >> reporter: that broader portfolio, diversecation has been the story on wall street. six deals announce this had year, 3,500 new products launched. coca-cola is trying to accelerate the diversification of its business away from soda. the whole ind