sodastream does.hey're not going to buy sodastream but every competitor for coke should now look to sodastream. >> and last night after the bell, judge, the stock broke below 30. that's soda. broke below 30. i put up a print on twitter at 29, 27 or something like that. there was a steal down there at that level. it's only reason i'm not crying more over my twitter fiasco is that i bought some soda. but i flipped it this morning. i would get back into soda because i believe, as joe says, that there is a put there because of pepsi. >> they're getting in clearly today. up next from the magic kingdom to your mailbox, we've got the trades on the biggest movers of the day. blizzards and polar vortex is brutal but how can retailers blame the weather? in today's market, a lot can happen in a second. with fidelity's guaranteed one-second trade execution, we route your order to up to 75 market centers to look for the best possible price, maybe even better than you expected. it's all part of our goal to execute

why would we single out sodastream?alary of palestinians working for palestinian companies. they have a place of worship. they were brought to meet the israeli president on equal terms and model company and amazed they're singled out. >> we asked the ceo of so sodastream for a statement and come on the show. he sent us an e-mail. this is in the response right there. it says sodastream's plant the a dream for both politicians and activists on both sides of this conflict. it's a model for peace. the rabbi shaking his head in agreement. where palestinians and israelis work side by side each enjoying equal pay, benefits and opportunity and it is unfortunate that oxfam wants the company to shut down the factory, fire 1,300 people and send them into unemployment and poverty. this will not happen under my watch. so does sodastream's response in your eyes make sense? >> of course not. i mean, let's be realistic here. i understand that they live in a dream world and i understand that -- but if you listen to the imf, to the real

sodastream with a great run recently, up about 7.5% today, right now at 40.45.ng closely with skinny girl and new drinks and new lifestyle. that will be available second half the 2014. david: nicole, thank you very much. >> s&p futures are closing right now. let's go back to bill baruch in the pits of the cme. bill? >> hi, how are you? we're closing right now on the highs, 1795 1/2 is the high. we're right up against that about a tick into the close today. nice session holding initial spike highs from friday's jobs data. liz: that is an interesting move i'm glad you brought that up. what is the next piece of data or is it janet yellen's testimony that will really drive the markets? >> we're looking forward to yellen's testimony tomorrow but there is 10-year and 30-year treasury auction. there is quite a bit of chatter out of china here -- data out of china and retail sales later in the week. there is lot to look forward to but really the jobs data was a win-win situation we're telling our clients. liz: got it. >> weather could be used as excuse. it really wasn't

now, sodastream has been an advertiser on my radio show for many years, and i love my sodastream.u have to give them credit for being gutsy, i like the shot. >> the shot is the brand, they're going up coke and pepsi, and not just with anything, they have a real message, it's healthy. more environmentally friendly but not using all the plastic bottles. >> i have a machine at home and gave one to bob beckel. seriously, i drink diet root beer. >> you're making it yourself. and this is not the first year they were banned. they were banned last year when they tried to run an ad. and hey, it is doing them all the good in the world. they're getting the pr attention, a million people watch it on youtube already. >> all right, let's go to godaddy, they get into controversy, and they get a lot of extra air play beside the super bowl ad where the ad actually runs. take a look at their montage. >> what exactly will you be doing on this commercial? >> i can do a routine where i went like this. >> surely you must realize you're upsetting the committee. >> i'm sorry, i didn't mean to upset the c

. >> reporter: sodastream signed on scarlet johansson as a spokesperson and will run an ad featuring her endorsement inspired advocates to do tongue in cheek publicity of their own playing on sodastream's slogan, set the bubbles free. in a statement johansson said, sodastream is a company that is not only committed to the environment but to building a bridge to peace between israel and palestine, supporting neighbors working alongside each other, receiving equal pay, equal benefit, and equal rights. >> it's just amazing how it was all set up. >> reporter: not good enough, says the palestinian cofounder of bds, the boycott, divest, and sanction movement which aims to pressure israel to end the 47-year occupation. >> anyone who allows herself to defend a business, a business in direct violation of international law, is selling her soul to the devil. >> reporter: whatever the reality inside the factory, outside it's occupation is usual. just over the hill from sodastream a palestinian man lives with his wife and seven children in a dwelling. >> translator: if you want to pray in jerusal

off maybe they would have bout puts and so sodastream thinking they would be hurt by this because itp. >> it did. >> did not see anything unusual. >> there were some unusual activity in soda. jon and i made money in this stock. >> that was unusual. >> yes. >> let me just point out for emphasis sake, this is what you guys do every day. >> yep. >> this is why we point it out on the show every single day. sometimes you have positions. sometimes you do not. >> right. >> what we try and do is give people real-time insight into the way stocks are moving. sometimes before the news breaks and what the further implications of that move potentially are. >> right. >> that's why you look at it. >> this is much bigger than previous bets ahead of an earnings result to josh's point, because he is right. when you have earnings due, volumes do pick up. >> not everything has a sinister backdrop to it even though the activity may be in your eyes unusual based on the average volume. >> well said. >> the other thing is that when they started with the cold concept we know that soft drink sales have been s

liz: we need to show sodastream, bid and ask. israeli company that makes the make your own soda prices things like that. on the screen, news coca-cola is buying into green mountain coffee is moving precipitously lower. look at bid and ask, david. david: oh, boy. twitter is down 13%. there is lot of action on after-hours. we're not finished with some of these earnings reports by the way. we have a lot more to report on. you want to catch up what is happening with twitter. disney is one of the few breaking through barriers here, even going higher after-hours. all that is coming up on more "after the bell." welcome back. how is everything? there's nothi like being your own boss! and my ctomers are really liking your flatrate shipping. fedex one rate. really makes my life easier. maybe a promotion is in order. good news. i got a new title. and a raise? management couldn't make that happen. [ male announcer ] introducing fedex one rate. simple, flat rate ipping with the reliability of fedex. i ke prilosec otc each morni for my frzero

so sodastream hit a couple speed bumps in their growth. they're out there.king at the patent for green mountain and i'm a huge patent attorney. >> josh, give me a quick comment on weiss' trade and give me your own, please. >> i agree with weiss' trade but all of the names on the theesque including my own, if you're long, you can stay long with the trail and stop. sounds like we all agree these are good companies. i want to mention tesla here, scott. we all know it's a great company, amazing product. we're all captivated. the ceo is tony stark. fine, that's great. stock is up 500% since january 2013. it's 128 forward pe. in the meantime, $24 billion market cap which is half the size of general motors. meanwhile, gm is doing 85 times the amount of revenue. so i think tesla is fantastic. but the you're long it looking for something to take profits, i don't think it would be the worse on earth to lock this one? >> flight cancelations since december thanks tort winter weather but airline stocks include that of our next guest are soaring. shares of spirit airlines

. >>> and coca-cola is take on sodastream and trying to tap into the home market.he beverage maker is teaming up with the company that makes the keurig coffee maker. they're developing a machine that will use pods to make coke and other beverages with the touch of a button. anne-marie? >> marlie hall at the new york stock exchange. thanks a lot, marlie. >>> a remarkable break through in prosthetic research. dennis author enson of denmark had his left hand blown off in a fireworks accident ten years ago. he was fitted with a new robotic arm and could tell the difference between a bottle, a baseball, and a mandarin orange. >> the first time they turned it on and we worked with the new hand, it was amazing because suddenly i could feel things that i haven't been able to for so many years. >> researchers say it will take several more years before they can create an artificial hand that can feel and look like a real prosthetic. >>> an incredibly life-like statue in massachusetts is creeping some people out. it's of a man sleepwalking in his underwear. the sculpture is o

it's important for both in any case. >> sodastream, interesting, sodastream stock rose in the after mathhat does it mean for the other players in the industry, do you think? >> it's certainly -- where are the trends in our beverage choices, customization of our beverage choices. this is going to put this right at the front burner at every home that they can get the machines in. so there's always a trial. there will also be a number two. so initially i think it's going to bring more people into the mark market. see how it plays out long term and how sodastream can compete against green mountain and coca-cola. >> what do you think is the next step in this partnership between coca-cola and green mountain, do you expect coke to raise equity stake? how are the financial terms going to be worked out and what are we going to learn next? >> coke generally takes a slow investment but not nothing of this scale. they did it in tea. they had thresholds in which they would buy more. i'm speculating. i don't know exactly how this is going to go long term but i wouldn't be surprised if there was a litt

sodastream is getting some competition from the granddaddy of sodamakers, coca-cola buying 10% of green mountain coffee for about a quarter of a billion, $1.25 billion. >> green mountain with its single serve keurig makers is set to release its own machine for cold drinks next year. >> put a coke patch in there and hit the button. >> interesting. i don't know. >> we'll see. >>> when we come back, a violent rampage and gunfight. police release new video of an intense shootout. >>> sign on the dotted line, a 5-year-old is now a member of a college baseball team. with freshly bakedeve in whole grain bread.right then we add all-natural eggs... lean antibiotic-free ham... and vermont white cheddar. get 16 grams of protein and 23 grams of whole grain in the breakfast power sandwich. i'm saving a ton of time by posting them to my wall. oh, i like that one. it's so quick! it's just like my car insurance. i saved 15% in just 15 minutes. i saved more than that in half the time. i unfriend you. that's not how it works. that's not how any of this works. [ male announcer ] 15 minutes for a quote isn

the boycott byt, the boycott by that you byproducts produced in settlements, remember the famous sodastream international in the super bowl for you football fans? and reports of dutch and danish disinvestment in banks operating in settlements was having an impact on the israeli public and on the body politic. abouts warning in munich the potential for israeli isolation helped bring this pot to a boil. tom friedman, reporting from ramallah, devoted his latest column to the subject. of germanoming visit leader angela merkel, who is considered israel's best friend important.will be what she says and how she says it. for the millions of israeli jews who live in the sharon plan and near the sea, this is the bustling part of the israeli economy. range of potential serious problems. they cannot be solved by a wall. a quick word about the broader -- israel's treaties with israel and jordan are holding firm. tears over theo demise of morsi and the muslim brothers. they appreciate the efforts to control the islamic militants roaming through the sinai. and cairo's tough line on hamas and gaza, which s

. >> how much of a competitive threat is sodastream? >> they've paved the way in the marketplace.trong competitor. >> clearly investors are excited about it. kayla mentioned your stock price since announcing the deal two weeks ago. you have some haters out there. david in horn who has aently as january 21st said he was still short green mountain. what do they get wrong about this company? >> you know, it's hard to say. i would just say this, detractors make us better. they make any company better. when you have people looking and constantly challenging your model you get sharper. you get better. and that's what detractors do. >> and one of the continuous issues that they raise on the stock is the competition. competitive landscape, especially since losing that patent. how do you see that playing out in 2014? >> well, we are in the process of moving and converting to keurig 2.0 and keurig 2.0 offers the consumer a complete new set of benefits. it does everything that current keurig does, in delivering a single cup of coffee with all the brands, but now they will be able to brew a p

as spokesman for oxfamiliar which splamed her for appearing in the ad when the israeli company sodastream only reference to a boycott in his remarks was a description to actions undertaken by others that he has been a vocal opponent of. he has taken actions to oppose. >> reporter: kerry is often finding himself under fire for his mideast diplomacy. last month the israeli defense minister called him messianic in his quest for a peace deal and now the strategic affairs minister warns israel won't negotiate with a gun to its head. aaron david miller was a mideast negotiator for six u.s. secretaries of state. >> the reality is you cannot scare or intimidate either the israelis or the palestinians into an agreement in which they believe that their political identity, their security, and at the end of the day, their very existence is at stake. >> reporter: wolf, the anti-defamation league, a leading american organization fighting prejudice against israel issued an open letter today. the group praised secretary kerry's commitment to brokering peace between israelis and palestinians but asked him

that has the competition like sodastream international but worried. so stream shares longed.hares plunged. >> it was hot a few months ago but now you do not hear much about it. except for the advertisement with scarlet johansson that is about it really. >> i managed to get an espresso on madison avenue. you cannot. it is jammed. >> apparently they have these great flavors. cinnabon coffee. sounds really good. our last front-page story on the other extreme, twitter. shares are down almost 18% in the premarket now after reporting the first earnings report as a publicly traded him sunny. revenue beat estimates,, but still losing money. twice as big as expected. the growth in users is what everyone is talking about. slowdown from the previous quarter. the stock tumbling and the previous quarter. -- in the previous quarter. >> we will talk about the distribution of the conference call and a little bit. right now, let's talk about results. we bring in david kirkpatrick, author of " the facebook effect." joining us is robert burke chief chairman and executive of burke associates. be

economy coming up at noon and among today's earnings reports, we'll hear from lowe's, dollar tree, sodastreamax, abercrombie, barnes & noble and jcpenney. >> if that's not enough also an the agenda target reports fourth quarter earnings before the open and what investors will be looking for is any update on the breach that saw over 100 million customers' data stolen. how much will the canadian expansion weigh on the bottom line and what kind of shadow the weather has cast over its fourth quarter results. we'll get the analyst's view on that in just over 30 minutes' time. >>> still to come will the crisis in ukraine create further tension between the kremlin and europe? stay tuned. save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance.d everybody knows that. well, did you know pinocchio was a bad motivational speaker? i look around this room and i see nothing but untapped potential. you have potential. you have...oh boy. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. i'm spending too much time hiring and not enough time in my kitchen. [ female announcer ] need to h

if you're sodastream, you're willing to do something slightly crazy probably. >> the challengers whot attention. >> right. willing to do just about anything. that guy's going to break into at&t's party. >> absolutely. >> are they the fast -- they said over and over they're the fastest network. i didn't know -- >> it's like those presentations by investment banks, everybody's number one in capability. >> miles, thank you for coming in and spending the morning with us. >> great to be here. >> jud, thank you. >> see you back later in the week? >> i hope so. if not, send help. join us tomorrow. time for "squawk on the street." ♪ >> seattle anthem for seattle seahawks, world champs, after a demolishing denver broncos in super bowl xlviii. welcome to "squawk on the street." carl quintanilla with jim cramer. you stayed until the end? >> it's the super bowl. i happen to be a huge seahawks fan pipe didn't think they were going to kill them this bad. game was over