i like consumer staples and i like energy. i own a couple of stocks in the consumer staples space. i continue to like cvs, for instance. i like sprouts farmers market. i've mentioned that on your air, i think, before, certainly on cnbc. they've done okay. consumer staples haven't done well so far this year. >> i think i may have misunderstood you. do you think defense stocks have run up too far or do they have more room to run? >> i think they have more room to run. >> michael farr, thanks. >>> ahead, why iceland may be the land of opportunity for big farmer ma. pharma. >> iceland is known for pockets of geothermal activity and lava fields and volcanos and dramatic waterfalls. less well-known are its contributions to medical research, coming up. >>> an update on the pr debacle at united airlines. shares of the company took a hit in today's session. this video footage shows a man being dragged down the aisle of his flight by security because he refused to give up his seat. originally the airline said the flight was overbooked but since has backtracked, saying the flight was not tech

making their lows of the session so far staples at their highs. components in the staple sector are top among performers here. general mills up more than a percent and two notable consumer staple stocks hitting fresh all-time highs today, you have dr. pepper snapple and pepsico. sector one of the year's best performers up more than 7%. now from consumer staples to technology, we'll send it back downtown to the start of "squawk alley." back over to you guys. >> thank you very much. good morning. it's 4:00 p.m. at 10 downing street in london. 11:00 a.m. on wall street and "squawk alley" is live. ♪ >>> good tuesday morning. welcome to "squawk alley." jon fortt has the morning off. dow is down almost a hundred. almost all of that is gold aman and j&j. the president expected to sign an order today. >> he'll tour the factory in wisconsin. the order targets loopholes in rules requiring government agencies to buy american. the administration says there are too many waivers in those rules tucked inside the free trade. the move is praised as a smart step. s

components in the staple sector are top among performers here.ercent and two notable consumer staple stocks hitting fresh all-time highs today, you have dr. pepper snapple and pepsico. sector one of the year's best performers up more than 7%. now from consumer staples to technology, we'll send it back downtown to the start of "squawk alley." back over to you guys. >> thank you very much. good morning. it's 4:00 p.m. at 10 downing street in london. 11:00 a.m. on wall street and "squawk alley" is live. ♪

the lakers let me tell him on the air, that they were putting a statue of him up at the staples centerat first he didn't believe me. he thought it was a prank. i have a credibility problem. but that's the statue. they're installing it, in the rain they were installing it. this is also to get shaq off the couch when he falls asleep watching tv. it's nine feet tall, it weighs 1,200 pounds, actual size and weight. [ laughter ] you know, last week shaq was all over the news for saying he doesn't believe the earth is round, he believes the earth is flat, and if he's wrong he'll jump up and down a few times and make it flat. he will be here, we'll talk about all that stuff. but on capitol hill today, one of the most dramatic episodes of the celebrity president yet, after working late into the night to get a new health care plan approved, republicans in the house were forced to postpone their vote today because they cannot agree on what the plan should be. so it's back to the drawing board. unfortunately, trump's budget for education cut funding for drawing boards, so there's no board for the

coke is outperforming staples. >> mike? >> i think one of the things you probably want to think about doing is stretching the trade out a little bit if you want to do that, we are up, we are up 15% on an option, i mean, honestly, we are probably looking for returns a little better than that. you can give it a little bit more time. options are cheap on coke. can you probably go at it another couple months. >> we can't all be winners. back in february, dan said the run on johnson & johnson was over. >> when the stock was trading 122 today, youco i would boo i the april 120 put at a $-and-a-half, that breaks down to 118 canaveral, down 3%. selling on the stock price, you have a break even down 3%. a stock that rallied 10% in a straight line. >> shares have risen 3% since that calm, so dan, what do you do now? >> they're up a lot more. this is one we updated at least online. a lot of premium directional trades, when are you out about 50% of your premium that you originally said. you got to cut it t. probably of it being absolut

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staples, we gin on tonight's market focus t. "wall street journal" says the office supplies retailer is in talks with potential private equity first. the report said a possible deal could value staples. shares rose. networks might be looking to sell itself. according to new york post the regional cable and television network is in early talks with potential suitors and telecom giant verizon may be one of them t. report added there is no guarantee a deal would be made. msg networks. >>> ralph lauren is cutting jobs and closing its flagship store on fifth avenue in new york city t. fashion retailer also plans to restructure its digital operations. it's unclear how many positions will be affected t. company says the moves are an extension of the cost savings plan announced next kumer. shares fell to 77.74. >>> the drug for treating involuntary movement disorder associated with huntington's disease has been approved by the fda. this is only the second product to prove the disorder and shares fell nonetheless 19 vents to $32 on the b

wild game, deer, small animals, insects were a staple of the regular diet. and, of course, fish. there were abundant salmon runs and steelhead. in some cases, two different runs of the same species up the rivers. so, there was no need, really, to have complicated technology. the critical issue became access to subsistence resources, because, with is a huge influx of settlers, miners, and then merchants who were essentially mining the miners, selling them the equipment that they thought they needed, game the game to be -- began to be scarce. rivers were diverted and in some cases completely upended. as food sources began to disappear for native people in their traditional subsistence regime, they naturally look towards stock. one of the main industries here in this part of california as well as elsewhere, in fact, was the hide trade. the idea was to raise a lot of cattle to sell the skins and meat. well, these cattle were critical resources for the settlers but also viewed as food sources. hungry native folks would have may be poached a cow here and there. and slowly, over the cou

dear, small animals and insects were a staple of the weather -- of the regular diet. runs.were abundant salmon in some cases, two different runs of the same species of the same river. have was no need to obligated technology. the critical issue became access to subsistence resources. influx ofuge settlers, miners, and merchants who essentially were mining the minors, selling them the equipment that they thought they needed, game began to be scarce. river courses were diverted, and in some cases completely upended. as food sources began to disappear for native people in their customary traditional subsistence regimes, they look towards stock. one of the main industries in this part of california was high and tallow trade. -- was hide and tallow trade. the idea was to raise a bunch of cattle to sell the hide and meet. these cattle were critical resources for the settlers, but also viewed as potential food sources by native people. many conflicts arose over the fact that hungry native folks would have maybe post a cow here a cowere -- maybe poached here and there. severa

consumer staple sector is up a tenth of a percent this week.elecom services is down about a half a percent and the utilities the worst performing sector down a full%. perhaps interesting though, the real estate sector which has been the notable lagerred has been slowly crawling higher. the vanguard ticker vnq is on a multi-day winning streak, so mel lisa, some great proxy stocks are doing better than others as rates stay pretty static. back over to you, guys. >> you better get the shows right, "options action" starts at 5:30 p.m. eastern time. >>> rates by carter. >> what a great setup. exactly right. you have this one group that's lagged, that's now coming to life. let's put this in optical terms. i have two lines, one's blue, one's orange. you can see what they are. look at the spread over the past year or so between utility itself and reits. utilities have done twice as well as are highly sensitive areas of market. let's pull back longer. this is a two-year chart. here's your spread. they were up this week. you have the set-up of under perfo

we know that since march 1, staples are outperforming the market. coke is outperforming staples. stick with it. >> mike. >> yeah, i think one of the things you probably want to think about doing, though, is stretching the trade out a little bit if you're going to do that and you know, we're up but we're up 15% on an option. honestly, we're probably looking for returns a little bit better than that but you can give it a little bit more time. options are cheap on coke. you could probably go out a couple months. >> we can't all be winners and it's stan's turn to get cold out. dan said the run in johnson and johnson was over back in february. >> when the stock was trading 122 today, you could buy the april 120 put paying $1.5 for that. that breaks down at 118.5, that is down 3% so risking less than 1% of the underlying stock price, break even down 3%, you have a stock that's just rallied 10% in a straight line. >> what shares have risen 3% since that call. >> they were up a lot more. this is one i think we updated at least online. in long premium directional trades when you're out ab

inattractive packaging, it is a staple on the shelves inside most shops and supermarkets, but once theway onto the high street, that's when it becomes an unattractive problem. councils in england and wales are now calling on the manufacturers to contribute to the huge bills they face to clean it up. we have over a number of years asked the industry to try and find a solution using the chemistry and science that they have at their disposal. they have been really slow to act and this is another call to say, actually, this £60 million a year that councils are spending to clear up their product could be better spent on other services to the public. the call comes after one charity found almost every main shopping street in the country is stained by gum. along with around two—thirds of all roads and pavements. and here on one of britain's busiest high streets, oxford street in london, it's not difficult to spot chewing gum stuck to the floor and it's not surprising considering it only costs us are around 3p per piece. however councils say it cost 50 times that to remove it at £1.50 per squa

so, the consumer staples sector is up just 0.1% this week. services is down about 0.5%, and then utilities, the worst-performing sector of the week, down a full percent. perhaps interesting, though, here, the real estate sector, which has been the notable laggard, has been slowly crawling higher. the vanguard etf, vnq, is on a multiday winning streak, so melissa, some rate-proxy stocks are doing better than others, even as rates stay pretty static. back to you guys. >> thanks, dom. and "options action" starts at 5:30 p.m. eastern time, right? >> come on, dom. >>> the chart master says reits could be right for your portfol portfolio. he's at the board. carter? >> what a great setup by dom. that's exactly right. meaning this one group that's lagged has come to life. two lines, one blue, one orange, and you can see what they are. look at the spread over the past year or so between utilities and reits. i mean, utilities have done twice as well and are both highly sensitive rates of the market. let's pull it out. here's the interest rate and here'

the wheat production was the main staple. the early base in california was the production of wheat starting during the gold rush produced initially for the booming domestic market of the gold rush population but geared toward exports toward britain. california became one of the leading suppliers of wheat to the industrializing populations of great britain and the bulk of california's wheat crop was sent every year from san francisco around cape horn all the way back up the atlantic to liverpool, england and bidwell was a participant in what is known as the wheat era in california. he led the movement to transition california agricultural into the more lucrative speciality crops california became famous for including oranges. they didn't do as well in this part of the state as they did of course in southern california. he was an important pioneer of the almond crop which is a major crop in the northern sacramento valley and eventually rancho chico was covered with a wide variety of orchids that produced citrus fruits and nut c

we staple it. we stamp it. and then we ring the joke bell.oon, like so, and then i send -- hold on. [ laughter ] and then i send the joke up to god for him to approve it. [ laughter and applause ] what do you think? >> good job, my son! >> seth: thank you. you didn't laugh. >> it wasn't that funny. >> seth: okay. [ laughter ] here we go. let's do one more. according to new research, taking cold showers can be beneficial for weight loss. here we go. the gentleman said, i buy all my fine fruits at men's pearhouse. that sucks. [ laughter ] said the conceited elephant, "it's time to talk about the me in the room." okay, i don't know what that would work for. and oh. look at this guys, we are out of jokes. but that is not a big deal because i always know where i can get a good joke at a low price. the "used joke lot." [ cheers and applause ] >> welcome. welcome to sam's used joke lot. here, let me turn off my guys. >> seth: oaky, great. >> gary! gary! turn off the guys. we got a customer. >> seth: okay. >> all right, sir. now what kind of joke can

meaning it's underperforming the staples group more than ever.at might be a false break down. can you talk about what you're seeing in coca-cola and why ths the pick? >> yeah, you have a couple of things here, it's been a laggard and to the market, but for the first time in a while, it's above its 200 day moving average, which was declining for the last year or so. is starting to inflect higher. so shortstop and long-term momentum starting to work in your favor and if you take a step back and look at the stock over the last 20 year, it's at the same level it was in 1998. we've seen a couple of others like that in the past. i think microsoft would be the best example of one of these old school names that was darling of the tech bubble and has gone nowhere for 20 years. that's what's nice about coca-cola, it's got that big, long base and short-term is is always working. we think it's a good place to be in the staples. >> new ceo coming in, what a great opportunity. a huge number of people. this company is being handed to a guy with a silver platter

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they are still a circus tent staple but horrorfiction and still a circus tent staple but horror fictions a clown is no joke. at one time the only person doing parties we re time the only person doing parties were clowns, and you don't get much with the character from frozen, because they don't do the things that make a party. could clown egg register reinvent the ancient art, a new record of every entertainer?” think there is a great deal of fun and the costumes and the make—up. i think that it is alive, and i think that there is a time and place. it is always good to smell the theatre chairs the smoke and anticipate them coming on stage. if you're happy and you know it, clap your hands. many of the clowns in this parade started in the 60s and 70s. the plate spinning, juggling and magic tricks come as standard, alongside the squirting flowers and honking noses. their circus skills, though, still loved, it seems, by a new generation, despite the easy entertainment they have at their fingertips. people say they are creepy, but they are not. they are really funny. i have been learning how

now, during "hp savings month" at staples, buy one hp ink and get the second 40% off.>> strong words from bashir al assad and have seen real action's well, flights have resumed from that same airfield and air strikes in the same area as the chemical weapons attack earlier this week. at least one person was killed in a saturday morning strike in a residential neighborhood also near that airfield. russia, meanwhile, has promised to help syria boost its air defenses. we're joined by the former u.s. ambassador to syria and to algeria. robert ford. mr. ambassador, thank you for joining us on this saturday. >> my pleasure to be with you. >> you've heard them frame this u.s. cruise missile strike as message sending to the assad regime and the russians as well specifically about chemical weapons use. you have met assad more than once. do you believe he is a man, in this case, who will take that message and restrict, at a minimum, his chemical weapons attacks going forward? the language of force is exactly the language he understands but it's a very clever, very patient governm

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as soon as the selling in defensive staples come to an end, the leaders run out of steam. when investors on the sidelines are still reluctant to commit cappal, you can get a rally in what i call the wrong stocks, the stockings that signal slowdowns or even recessions, the stocks that have been used as fuel in the recent advances. and all the cash that investors pull out of them can be poured right back in, or that food and drug stocks would still be going lower, no matter that it just might be because these nondurables are getting so cheap, they represent great value. i want you to be ready for it. you never want to see any of the consumer staples roaring higher in a sustained a vance, where they're the only one going higher, because they think the economy is going to get worse or simply stay in awful shape or a long time to come. that's why one of the most horrifying things you can see in the stock market is a powerful rally, in the so-called wrong stocks. what are the wrong stocks? i want you to think about altria, coca-cola, general mills, if that's all that's going hig

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us about what you thatringing on for women has been a staple of the brand. what else are you doing now that is new? a we just launched collection, which comes in automatic and complications. this is a big for us this year. >> you compete against other brands under that umbrella. how do you navigate those waters? >> it is all about enticing the consumer with extraordinary storytelling. this is what the emotional side is that makes people follow their brand and products. withu had a partnership the tribeca film festival. tell us what that means to you. >> we had the storyteller of watchmaking. that angle is really close to our hearts. we're very excited to be part of that. >> but you didn't create any for that. >> we are celebrate in launch of our current collection. >> the u.s. and hong kong were the two luxury markets. how do you entice a customer to spend extra money if they are raining it in a little bit? >> different price points, different complications of ladies and men's offering. havehat is making sure we a diverse range of clients and diverse markets

a takeover deal could value staples at $7 billion. the talks are in early stages. has declined comment, but the market is commenting up almost 10% right now. urban outfitters and l brands hitting 52-week lows today downgraded neutral from buy citing weak traffic and too many stores. urban outfitter reported disappointing sales so far this quarter. kelly? >> another retailer facing challenges, ralph lauren announcing restructuring, and stores here in new york city, in fact, why we are right now, court? >> reporter: good afternoon, so here on 5th avenue and 55th street, and this is the flag ship store for that particular brand. it is going to be closing on april 15th after occupying the lower two floors of the coca-cola building for the last few years or so. they say it's part of the 50 store closure program which is part of the way forward plan announced in june of 2016. however, this store closing along with conversions to a new platform and some job cuts will save the brand an estimated $140 million annually. that's on top of the cost savings outlined last june. n

right now, a staple of your morning commute will be changing.co is selling most of its convenience stores to 7-eleven in a $3.3 billion deal. 7-eleven will get 1100 stores along the east coast, so many around here. sunoco is looking to focus on the fuel supply business and have a fuel agreement with the new 7-elevens. it does not include the a-plus franchisee run stores. >> reporter: schuylkill expressway building volume heading eastbound toward the vine. at least our four earlier accidents on the vine near the schuylkill expressway have cleared. david. >> reporter: light rain in most spots, i want to remind you we'll get heavy stuff at times, flood watch is expected the rest of the day into this evening, and tomorrow afternoon. areas highlighted in yellow chance of strong thunderstorms. you add the tornado it will get into philadelphia. >> we'll be back with the latest on traffic and the latest on news, we'll see you then. for matt, matt, david, i'm tam. have a great thursday. >>> good morning, america. president trump kicks off a crucial meeti

now, during "hp savings month" at staples, buy one hp ink and get the second 40% off. >>> welcome back, everybody. 19 minutes past 11:00 on the west coast. u.s. warships firing 59 tomahawk missiles at ailalshayrat air ba. the russian military was notified ahead of the air strike. matthew chance live in moscow this hour. there's new information coming from the kremlin. >> yeah. it's immensely important what the reaction of russia is going to be to this. russia has military forces on the ground. it you'ded that base for its attack helicopters in the supporting role they played to support syrian ground troops. they were in the firing line as well as the syrians on the ground. president putin, this is coming from the kremlin, the first remarks on this issue. president putin regards the american attacks on syria as aggression against the sovereign state in violation of the norms of international law and under a far-fetched pretext. the kremlin and the russian defense ministry argues this was not a chemical attack undertake bin the syrian air force at all. it was an air stri

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have him there and michael who does a lot of great work in terms of civic engagement around jeff staple that's big on fashion and just kind of a cool vibe. a hip hop artist but also has a co juices so he'll be speaking on that. we have the story along with a number of other folks looking at technology and looking at politics and getting great minds to come together. >> networking. >> networking having these good conversations and definitely having actionable items that we can move forward with. >> so all of this is the big build up to the big show that takes place on saturday and the festival is headlined co-headlined as well. >> the black beatles. >> yeah. >> tell us about the other artists. >> sure. 21 savage, local acts such as chad french. >> when you put a festival like performers. how you put the music together. the chart toppers or is there real psychology and sociology involved in the compilation of your festival performers. you studied. you actually studied in college. >> i think it's a balance. it's getting balance. to have messages as well as folks to have a good time and cel

amos: today the cooks are preparing sambar, a staple south indian dish that's like a soupy vegetable curry with lentitils. this simple meal is also being used as an instrument of social chchange. the state government insists at least one cook in every kitchen must be from the so-called untouchable castes. [bell rings] [speaking foreign language] amos: in many states, lunch has become a one-stop shop for children's health. apart from the nutritional value of the cooked lunch, these kids also get vitamin a, iron, folic acid, and deworming tablets with their meals. amos: abilash is responsible for supervising the meal. amos: at l least one of f the children here e doesn't eveven t one home-cooked meal. he has to beg for his supper. amos: do you look forward to lunch each day? [translator speaking foreign n language] amos: well, i don't know what australilian kids would d make f this meal, but i i thought it ws delicious and it certainly beats the sandwiches that i took to school. but more importantly, while governments in the west and celebrity chefs like jamie oliver agonize over what

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worrying about house prices is a syd ney worrying about house prices is a sydney staple.ve up that smashed avocado breakfast in order to save for a place it provoked an outcry. the australian government has been urged to come up with more palatable solutions in may's budget. 0ne palatable solutions in may's budget. one idea is to cut the tax breaks available to investors, who buy to rent and keep prices rising. really obvious strategy is simply to reduce the generosity of the tax subsidies available to investors through negative gearing, and also a very sharp discount on the capital gains tax which is available to investors. if we do that, we have removed some investors from the demand side of the equation and i think we would probably see an immediate price relief. but from his unique vantage point, the head of the country's biggest real estate business thinks that would be catastrophic, having worked through several boom and bust cycles, he is convinced a price correction is coming and the government should be cautious. there is a huge sector in the community which says

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they're kind of staples. for me, when you consider that amazon at almost 15% of that, you're trading amazon on that xly. >> that's not a knock against the market that three of the best companies in the market are the highest. these are the bigger surprises. you've seen in terms of comcast and home depot, housing, one of the about ig surprises this year. and amazon eating everybody else's lunch. >> in terms of your call on xly, does it matter that it's not a broader based rally that you're seeing in xly and that it's really driven by a few names? >> i think the math, you could special play games with the math. there's a lot of breadth here in the discretionary place here. you'll find that in almost any etf. that's the way the world is. so just to say that we can't pie something or endorse something because the biggest companies with the biggest market caps are doing the best isn't right. >> dan, isn't it good news that these are consumer staples stories? ? i agree with your unwrapping. >> unpacking. >> whateve

jeffrey's initiation on consume every staples. kimberly clark, colgate and clorox. plus, the netflix trade. mark's take on the subscriber slowdown and what's next for the stock? and a brother versus brother debate on united. john and pete's bull versus bear case on the airline. we want to hear from you. go vote in our twitter poll. at halftime report. we're back in two minutes. >>> big moves on the street today. mcdonald's hitting a new high, this after the stock was upgraded. the second in as many days. pets are you on board? >> they have a price target of 160. that seems high and i think that multiple will be b high unless they can grow into that. >> but they're going to have slush slu slush slushies and technology. >> they've got to improve the menu and drive through. that's what they're doing and where they're ahead of the game. they also talk ed about some international. strength in japan, in the european markets. i think 160 is a pretty aggressive target. i'm not in in it now. around these levels, it is a little lofty. we haven't seen it. we get a pullback, th