a number of people don't identify with sorkin's politics. did you identify with this character?were you essentially just an actor? jeff: i read that northwestern speech and said, what is in it that isn't true? maybe there is some sarcasm, maybe there is a flowery way. we lead the world in adults who believe in angels and things like that. i can see how that would piss some people off. but we do. it all looked true to me. but you can also see the other side of mcavoy. by about a third or fourth episode of season one they said, by the way, he is a republican which they knew, and i didn't. then here comes some of that he believes in free markets and a strong military and defense and all of that, but mcavoy is not into the social through, he is not into telling women what to do with their bodies. that is where i think aaron -- and mark buchanan was a -- mark mckinnon was a consultant who was very helpful. there are a lot of moderate republicans out there that are going -- everybody wants to get the money right and let's not spend what we don't have however, stay out of that, stay ou

i'm becky quick with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. if you're just waking up this morning and catching up on your smartphone or computer. americans are suffering from digital amnesia. that's right. the digital could be ruining your memory. i'm a believer in that. we'll explain why and tell you what you can do to stop it a little bit later this morning. but first, let's get to the business of the morning. the june jobs report. hiring is expected to remain solid. maybe cool a little bit after reaching a five month high in the last government report. forecasters say that the economy probably added 233,000 jobs in june. they're looking for the unemployment rate to have dipped to 5.4%. ahead of this take a look at the futures. you did see an update for the markets but now things are relatively flat based on the big swings we have seen this week around greece. it does look like we're looking at green arrows with the dow futures up 24 points. s&p futures up by 5 and nasdaq up by 10. >> greece negotiations between athens and creditors, that's

i'm joe kernen along with andrew ross sorkin and michelle caruso-cabrera.less than 90 minutes away from the opening bell on wall street. the futures right now, dow jones down 38. ibm accounts for 48 points just by itself if you use the multiplier. etx is also down. but the nasdaq continues to trade higher and the s&p is up. check out the europe markets. fractional losses. nothing to write home about. did pretty well yesterday. >>> let's talk earnings. among the big movers it's what we've bb talking about all morning. ibm, revenue fell short. the tech giant is in the midst of a significant transition it says towards businesses like cloud services and security solutions. and that's weighing on the dow in a major way. >> stock goes down nine points your pr person calls it a mixed quarter. the ibm pr department will come down. >> the stock is down nine points and i'm trying to give you both sides of the story. >> someone wrote mixed. that's fine. it was a -- >> the question is a year from now whether those empty calorie calories get made up by full calories in

but for a while, 690 b. 690 b, sorkin.g and you see it and you don't try to figure it out. >> he didn't see it. it was blocked. >>> when we come back this morning, black rock's peter fisher on europe's agree tomorrow save greece. >>> plus mohamed el erian and will bar ras. "squawk box" will be right back. verizon say neversettle. t-mobile agrees. never settle for verizon's overpriced gimmicks. try the un-carrier risk-free for 14 days you'll love it, or we'll pay for you to go back. ♪ i built my business with passion. but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy for my studio. ♪ and that unlimited 2% cash back from spark means thousands of dollars each year going back into my business... that's huge for my bottom line. what's in your wallet? >>> breaking overnight, talks between greece government and talks for an aid deal. live in atlantas and berlin this morning this morning with team coverage, plus insight from

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. breaking overnight a tragic story in louisiana. three people including the gunman were killed. nine others were injured in a shooting at a movie theater. witnesses described hearing about six shots in the screening of the movie "trainwreck." police say the 58-year-old man used a handgun and took his own life. investigators know the identity of the gunman, but they have not released it. governor bobby jindal calling it an awful night for louisiana. >> you heard me say this earlier tonight. they ran towards danger not away from it. the first officers heard the gunshots and they still ran through that theater. they do an amazing job protecting us every single day. i'm grateful for their heroism and i think we'll hear other stories from folks inside the theaters as details come out. >> we're switching gears this morning. we have breaking news right now. it is now official anthem is buying cigna for $188 in cash and stocks. the transaction valued at $54.2 billion on an enterprise basis. th

i'm andrew ross sorkin along with joe kernen and becky quick.he delivering alpha conference in new york presented by cnbc. we're counting down to 8:40 a.m. eastern and the first event of the morning. we've got bill ackman and nelson peltz on stage together. you can watch it right here live on "squawk box." in the meantime though we have bank of america's earnings which just crossed the tape. i know joe and becky have been digging in. >> we have. bank of america is out with 45 cents. street was looking for 36 cents. revenue also better than expected at $21.12 billion. street was looking for $21.31 billion. and the stock is up if you take a look at this. brian moynihan is the ceo there making comments about solid core loan growth and lowest expenses since 2008. he also says we also benefitted from the improvement in the u.s. economy where we are particularly well positioned. that's interesting. it's a little bit different than what we heard from the banks yesterday talking about this. but from his perspective, it looks like a strong economy. >> al

i'm joe kernen with becky quick and andrew ross sorkin.young the latest artist to ride the antistreaming wave. he said he won't allow his music to be streamed anymore. took to facebook yesterday posting i don't need my music to be devaled by the worst quality in the history of broadcasting or any other form of distribution. he's been a critic of i think mp3. >> doesn't he have a company -- >> it's a -- it improves the audio of any of this music and that's what he has been heavily invested in. >> taylor swift with drew her catalog from spotify last fall saying the business shrunk her album sales. young made the decision not because of the money but because he didn't feel right about selling his fans such low quality music in terms of the audio and then we know that he got mad about -- about people borrowing his -- >> about trump por rowing his song. so my whole idea of squawking in the free world. if we were to use that -- >> not sure he'd sign off on that or not. >> sing it. take it away. >> but we have been playing it all morning long. he

i'm joe kernen along with becky quick and andrew ross sorkin.e waved. blew us a kiss. >> blew you a kiss. >> no, i think it was you too. >> really? i'm fine with that. i have no problem. >> we love our fans. >> better than -- anyway. equity futures just -- >> did you just flip off the camera? >> no, i just went like -- >> that's the same thing. >> then i did. after reports of greek prime minister alexis tsipras had accepted the creditors' terms for a bailout, markets in europe rose sharply on that news. and the same thing is happening here. we lost 350. getting 150 back. a little bit yesterday but not where we were. and still below 18,000. 17,610. >> down for the year. >> yeah. down for the year but one day could put us up for the year. that shows how flat we are. for more on greece let's get to michelle caruso-cabrera in athens. i'm telling you, michelle that last guy was, like why isn't that clear to everyone? which makes me think it's all a big kabuki dance anyway. and everybody the slightest edge they can get from pretending to take these po

i'm andrew ross sorkin. becky will be back tomorrow. we have a scary story out of the auto industry this morning. computer experts, if you can believe this they remotely hacked into a jeep on the highway and did it all with a laptop from the comfort of a couch. now the auto maker is offering a fix to a stunning vulnerability. the shocking new video. this is what everybody fears when it comes to all the come computers computers. >> it's a steven king movie made real. >> yeah. let's get down to business and tell you what's going on this morning. u.s. equity futures right now. you're looking at a morning with red arrows. dow jones would have opened about 46 points down. nasdaq off 49 points off and s&p 500 off about 6 points. but as you would say joe so goes apple so goes the dow. >> and the nasdaq which has been doing better recently and then yesterday anyone cares to be watching says the dow is getting crushed down 200. if you added it up it was like 140 at one point during the day. >> the vast majority of the decline. >> right. which ma

i'm michelle caruso-cabrera along with joe kernin and andrew ross sorkin. >>> and preserving the spaceil armstrong's space walk. we'll have more on that story later this hour. first to the business news of this morning. major indices in china plunging. the largest one day drop since 2007. stocks falling on new worries amid the prospectus with the highest economy take a look the shanghai the shenzhen and hang sentence all lower. we'll have a live report from our colleagues in asia in just a minute. u.s. equities futures at this hour don't seem to be responsing

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. check this out.ght now, things are weaker this morning. actually the dow futures have turned around now up by just over 10 points, the s&p 500 is down by 1 and the nasdaq is down by 1.5. the fed upgraded its view of labor yesterday but still suggested there are worries about the slow pace of inflation. the most post-meeting statement keeping the door open. we'll have more from steve liesman many just a bit. >>> aviation experts say serial numbers on aircraft debris found in the indian ocean could help identify whether it originated from the malaysia airlines plane that disappeared last year. if that debris

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin.piece of music history and now you can buy it. michael jackson's iconic white glove at auction. the details on the sale and the $20,000 starting bid. it has andrew's attention. he is ready to go on this one. "squawk box" coming up. first, the market news of the morning. u.s. equity futures, it had gains yesterday. a final turn around for the dow. it was up by over 180 points. this morning the green arrows continue. looks like the dow is indicated up by 40 points above fair value. nasdaq up by 16. dow up by 40 points. the nasdaq snapping a five-day losing streak. >>> one of the big stories we're watching.

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. >>> let's go now to andrew rus sorkin. >> i feel like a sports reporter now.goodell upheld the four game suspension imposed on tom brady. brady was appealing of course. and brady even hid evidence of his own participation in the scandal including destroying his cell phone. and now in a sort of remarkable moment of symphony here my own colleague courtney reagan. cnbc with the market wrap. how you doing? it is kind of weird to be doing it like this. >> how you doing anthony. wall street did break out of its negative streak with stocks closing higher. the dow gained 189 points and. are you moving forward fast enough? everywhere you look, it strategy is now business strategy. and a partnership with hp can help you accelerate down a path created by people, technology and ideas. to move your company from what it is now... to what it needs to become. (vo) after 50 years of designing cars for crash survival, subaru has developed our most revolutionary feature yet. a car that can see trouble... ...and stop itself to avoid it. when the insurance institute for highway sa

." >> seth: okay, the great aaron sorkin show. were you a fan of that show?the radio was on. the driver was a bostonian and he almost had to pull over. >> seth: really? i will say this, that moment you're talking about. for me, when they finally won, i thought this is what pinocchio must have felt like when he turned into a real boy. [ laughter ] like now, i can just go -- i can interact with other people and not be carrying this with me. >> carrying the weight of being number two --. >> seth: i mentioned this backstage. i remembered this. i wouldn't expect you to but in 2000, game three of the world series was the first world series at fenway park in that series and i sat right next to you at the game. i was with my father, you were with your lovely wife who is also a big red sox fan. >> she is. she's actually the big fan. she pulled me back into it. >> seth: oh that's wonderful! because that is the opposite of what my relationship with my wife and sports are. [ laughter ] >> my wife also loves football and the "three stooges." which -- >> seth: wow! [ cheer

this trailer is not particularly complimentary of steve but yet again sorkin's last movie the socialticularly complimentary of mark zuckerberg, either. >> do you know what gave it away, that sus is spens music. >> seems like it is the same sort of nine inch nails music that was in the other movie. maybe it is. >> who did the scoring on this movie? >> trent rez ner, right? i think maybe he did the scoring in this one, too. >> i want to see the movie now. thank you, scott. >>> we are actually learning of another shark attack in the waters off of north carolina. this is the seventh attack in just three weeks. police say a 67-year-old man was in waist deep water in the outer banks when a shark pulled him under water, biting him leg, hip and hands. the man manned to swim to shore and was airlifted to a hospital. >> the news spread quickly on the beach that it was a shark attack or a shark bite and so, you know, obviously everybody got out of the water. >> experts say the increased number of shark attacks might be due to the unseasonably hot june. warmer water is bringing in more fish and

it's written by aaron sorkin.arker side of jobs' life. >> you saw seth rogen as fellow apple co-founder steve wozniak. kate winslet, jeff daniels also featured in the film directed by danny boyle. "steve jobs" hits theaters this october. >>> turning to country music, tim mcgraw is giving back to some troops providing mortgage-free homes to veterans this summer. he's partnering with operation home front to give 36 homes away to service members free of charge. >> the singer is currently on tour and plans on giving away one house in each of his remaining concert stops. it's not the first time mcgraw has done this. since joining "operation home front in 2012," he's actually given over 100 free homes. >> yeah, the project mcgraw speaks of providing veterans with a safe and secure home, just as they have done for us. good for him. >>> moving on. johnny depp, he's selling his home in france. did you know about this? >> i did not. not just a house though. >> for one of hollywood's leading men, it's actually a village, a s

i'm andrew ross sorkin.ff in asia, the shanghai composite tumbling 8.5%. while all of us were sleeping it's the biggest loss in eight years. traders cited growth and concerns that china would refrain from monetary policy t. sell-off followed unprecedented government intervention. if you take a look at what's going on the europe and part of the function of asia let's flip that board around. >> it's fought working. >> maybe it's fought working. i don't know if we can show everybody. there we go we have red hours, in large part about what is going on. the dax is down 1.4%. u.s. equity markets if terms of what is happening, it looks like it is opening as well. the fax off about 12 points and the s&p 1,200 off about 4 points. >> among other top stories, u.s. safety regulators finding fiat chrysler it includes a $70 million cash payment and an agreement the auto makeer will spend $20 million in its profit. it contains and unprecedented buy back option for consumers. it gives the owners the kaens to receive a trade

i'm becky quick with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. mayor de blasio to limit the number of uber cars allowed to compete with taxis. instead the city says it will wait and study the effect of the uber app on traffic. we'll have more later this hour but uber was showing people on the maps exactly how long they had to wait additionally because of the proposals and they got a lot of push back. >> we had the uber guy on yesterday. we were pretty happy that this -- i'm happy about it. >> kate upton has gotten involved. >> ashton kucher got involved. >> but kate upton got involved. let's bring up pictures of ashton kutcher for andrew. kate upton got involved. >> you didn't see the paper yet? >> i didn't see the physical version. >> uber. >> is that what they? >> come on. >> buber boom. >> they got in trouble. >> did you see the nerve that twitter had a party and they had plastic cups with like i don't know -- >> animal house type of thing. >> i guess. nobody has any fun. i understand. welcome back. she had a family reunion. >> there were some

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. it's a piece of music history and now you can buy it. michael jackson's iconic white glove at auction. the details on the sale and the $20,000 starting bid. it has andrew's attention. he is ready to go on this one. "squawk box" coming up. first, the market news of the morning. u.s. equity futures, it had gains yesterday. a final turn around for the dow. it was up by over 180 points. this morning the green arrows continue. looks like the dow is indicated up by 40 points above fair value. nasdaq up by 16. dow up by 40 points. the nasdaq snapping a five-day losing streak. >>> one of the big stories we're watching. the fed wrapping up a two-day meeting. policy announcement coming up at 2:00. in global news chinese stocks rallying overnight. this morning snapping the three-day losing streak. the shanghai composite closing up 3.5%. big growth. in europe greece's stock market will not be reopened today as some had expected. the exchange is waiting for an okay from the ecb and government decr

i'm becky quick with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. iran the u.s.nd five other world powers reaching a deal. promising to curb it's nuclear program. economic sanctions will be eased. here's how iran's foreign minister described the deal in a news conference about an hour ago. >> i believe this is a historic moment. we're reaching an agreement that's not perfect for anybody. but it is what we could accomplish and it is an important achievement for all of us. >> the agreement itself runs more than 80 pages in length. it limits iran's nuclear production for ten years and access to nuclear fuel and equipment for 15 years. iran has to approve to the international international energy agency that it met it under the terms of a deal. take a look at what's happening with oil prices. they're down by about 2%. this is coming because iran's oil is expected to be coming back to the market. that's putting wti at 5118. not everyone is happy about today's news. officials are condemning the deal. benjamin netanyahu says it gives iran a surepath to nuclear weapons.

." >>> good morning, i'm andrew ross sorkin along with joe kernin kernin.in, check out this story, exploding on social media. it's unbelievably terrifying. momentsal a pro surfing event yesterday. you're not going to believe this. in south africa it was caught on camera. a shark attacked one of the biggest sport's stars live on television. nick fanning, we saw it as the shark knocked him off his board. pulled him under by his leg rope. he ran away and swam for his life, more on this story in just a bit. my wife and i watched i think eye on youtube media ten times. >> it's unbelievable. >>> first,

our and drew ross sorkin joins us, what an interview, man, it's all everybody is talking about today.u carl thank you for presenting that. we did have ob iger on. perhaps the big news we haven't heard him talk about this hinting at what happens in the world of real unbundleing, two it's prized asset, espn a third of disney's business questionings have always existed to what happens to that in an unbundled world. listen to what says about that. >> i think eventually espn is a business sold directly to the consumer. there is an engagement and espn will use that information to customize their product, personalization, to essentially engage in a much more effective way and also for advertisers more value as well. of course, the big question if that were to happen, what happens to the economics of espn and all the fighting they have done to stay on the bake cable tier and how that changes. one of the other issues we talked about, of course the big issue has been china, disney making a huge bet on china and particularly shanghai, here's what he had to say there. >> we opened up a new disney

i'm becky quick with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. iran the u.s.nd five other world powers reaching a deal. promising to curb it's nuclear program. economic sanctions will be eased. here's how iran's foreign minister described the deal in a news conference about an hour ago. >> i believe this is a historic moment. we're reaching an agreement that's not perfect for anybody. but it is what we could accomplish and it is an important achievement for all of us. >> the agreement itself runs more than 80 pages in length. it

i'm becky quick with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin.e blasio to limit the number of uber cars allowed to compete with taxis. instead the city says it will wait and study the effect of the uber app on traffic. we'll have more later this hour but uber was showing people on the maps exactly how long they had to wait additionally because of the proposals and they got a lot of push back. >> we had the uber guy on yesterday. we were pretty

i'm becky quick with joe kernin and andrew ross sorkin. and greek leaders came out to announce that they have reached a deal. >> after 17 hours of negotiations we have finally reached it. someone can say that we have an agreekment. >> the agreement will green light a three-year bailout for greece as long agency the greek parliament passes another round of austerity measures in the coming days. this is expected by wednesday. some questions as to

i'm andrew ross sorkin. becky will be back tomorrow. scary story out of the auto industry this morning. computer experts, if you can believe this they remotely hacked into a jeep on the highway and did it all with a laptop from the comfort of a couch. now the auto maker is offering a fix to a stunning vulnerability. the shocking new video. this is what everybody fears when it comes to all the come computers computers. >> it's a steven

i'm becky quick with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin.you're just waking up this morning and catching up on your smartphone or computer. americans are suffering from digital amnesia. that's right. the digital could be ruining your memory. i'm a believer in that. we'll explain why and tell you what you can do to stop it a little bit later this morning. but first, let's get to the business of the morning. the june jobs report. hiring is expected to remain solid. maybe cool a little bit after reaching a five month high in the last government report. forecasters say that the economy probably added 233,000 jobs in june. they're looking for the unemployment rate to have dipped to

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin.aking overnight a tragic story in louisiana. three people including the gunman were killed. nine others were injured in a shooting at a movie theater. witnesses described hearing about six shots in the screening of the movie "trainwreck." police say the 58-year-old man used a handgun and took his own life. investigators know the identity of the gunman, but they have not released it. governor bobby jindal calling it an awful night for louisiana. >> you heard me say this earlier tonight. they ran towards danger not away from

andrew ross sorkin is off. in solidarity labor in greece. >> no no, no. >> okay.why he's off. >> the austerity tariff. our top story this morning degrees voting no. finance minister yanis varafoukas i thought he was going to stay amid what he called creditor loatheing. the creditors probably blame him to some extent for this it's weird. you win. then you step aside to say i just want to get -- >> although he didn't step aside dprashsly. he says he wears the creditor's loatheing with pride. >> here's how -- surprisingly, here's how the markets are reacting so far. nothing out of hand. not a 2% loss anywhere except for italy and portugal and in this country, u.s. equity futures were down triple digits but just 114 down on the dow. the euro as you can imagine taking a hit now down to 110. we'll cap a 108 when all is said and done. here's the price of oil. we will get a live report from aten in just a moment all the way back down to 54. 54 on west texas down almost 5%. that itself the biggest move we've seen in any of the markets. first, becky has a look at other stor

." >>> good morning, i'm andrew ross sorkin along with joe kernin kernin. before we begin, check out this story, exploding on social media. it's unbelievably terrifying. momentsal a pro surfing event yesterday. you're not going to believe this. in south africa it was caught on camera. a shark attacked one of the biggest sport's stars live on television. nick fanning, we saw it as the shark knocked him off his board. pulled him under by his leg rope. he ran away and swam for his life, more on this story in just a bit. my wife and i watched i think eye on youtube media ten times. >> it's unbelievable. >>> first, before we get going, let's take a quick look at the markets after a long weekend -- not after a long weekend. a week. nasdaq up 25 points and the s&p up. >> a longer weekend than usual. >> it was longer for me because i wasn't here friday. >>> here are the big stories. greek banks reopening three weeks after they close. capital controls remain in place including limits on withdrawals and no word yet on when the stock market might reopen. although some

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. check this out.l see right now, things are weaker this morning. actually the dow futures have turned around now up by just over 10 points, the s&p 500 is down by 1 and the nasdaq is down by 1.5. the fed upgraded its view of labor yesterday but still suggested there are worries about the slow pace of inflation. the most post-meeting statement keeping the door open. we'll have more from steve liesman many just a bit. >>> aviation experts say serial numbers on aircraft debris found in the indian ocean could help identify whether it originated from the malaysia airlines plane that disappeared last year. if that debris turns out to be from the missing plane it will be the first confirmation that mh370 crashed into the indian ocean in 2014. the air kraf was travel from kuala lumpur to beijing. >>> consensus calls for gdp to have increased at a 2.7% annual rate. also important today, the government plans to be releasing three years worth of revisions from the bureau of economic analysis. you might remember

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