look in your eyes ♪ >>> a very good morning and a warm welcome to "worldwide exchange" on cnbc from susan liylor swift and myself. susan in for sara again today. susan, let's get up to speed on the markets this morning. basically we were basically flat. nasdaq down, the other two indices slightly up. now, they were below flat. today week just above flat only ten points on the dow. less than one point for the s&p. the nasdaq is up a couple points essentially as i said we are flat in the premarket. let's have a look at the bond market. the ten-year note this morning trading at 1.70%. the main market we're seeing that is the german bond which we'll be getting to in just a minute away. >> also more on markets. first, breaking political news overnight, hillary clinton and donald trump taking victory laps. nbc news projects that clinton will win a majority of pledged delegates following yesterday's final super tuesday of this election season. >> thanks to you, we've reached a milestone. the first time -- the first time in our nation's history that a woman will be a major party's nominee. >> but in

susan li, nbc, new yk. >> did you see it? a photo finish at the belmont stakes yesterday.or edging out the win over destin buyy just a nose. my goodness. it was the fourth time the belmont was decided by a nose. as for preakness winner exaggerate tore, he was back in the pack, finished 11th. >> nyquist wasn't a part that before.tore, he was back in the pack, finished 11th. >> nyquist wasn't a part that before. >> that's a good race. >>> wilell, it is a great day f a run, perhaps a bike ride. soak up that sunrise. tom is updating his forecast with why you might need to buy more sunscreen. >>> and from the battlefield to a local middle school, life vo: for dominion, part of delivering affordable energy includes supporting those in our community who need help. our energyshare program does just that, assisting with bill pay and providing free, energy-saving upgrades. it's more than helping customers, it's helping neighbors. ♪ stand by me >>> starting off this sunday morning breezy and mild, temperatures in the 70s about everywhere from the mountains all the way to the bay. lat

susan li is back at global headquarters ready to preview fedex's numbers. ipton is in san francisco tracking adobe and diana olynick is following kd homes. susan. let's start with you. >> they're calling for eps growth of 23%. revenue should be cobbing in at $12.7 bill and that implies gains on the upside from last year. analysts i spoke to last year, they're looking for more guidants, but then they want updates on the $5 million merger with tnt. they want to talk about brexit as well since fed iks has a substantial european business. that's something i'm watching for and the competition from amazon. back to you. >> all right. i saw susan li's lips stop so i know she's stopped talking. let's go to san francisco and josh lipton. josh? >> they talk about adobe. it's made the transition to the cloud. investors have piled in sense that market low in february. adobe stock is up some 30%. it's now up 20% over the past 12 months. today wall street expects adobe to report revenue of $1.4 billion. also they'll focus on annualized recurring revenue that's a leading in

and as susan li tells us, while mcdonald's is known for its hamburgers, this has been a staple for nearly half a century and a lynch pin for the giant's stunning turn around. >> times change, but tastes don't seem to. the egg mcmu egg sandwich, continues to feed america's appetite for mcdonald's. it was created 45 years ago by herb pete eson. inspiration? >> he started tooling around the kitchen trying to figure out a way to make a hand held eggs benedict smith craft this ring and that kept the egg at a round circumference. >> round is working. breakfast now accouncdonald's t. sales and has been the fuel behind the food giant's turn around. when mcdonald's rolled out the roll outs, they jumped 5 a% globally. >> it's doing business for the morning day pa they're whole breakfast business has gotten a real quick. >> while the recipe hasn't changeded, the ingredients are getting upgrades. real butter, extra lean canadian bacon and by the year 2025, they say they'll use cage free eggs in all of the 16,000 residents in the u.s. and canada. >> cage free eggs is really an animal rights issue. it'

i'm susan li.et ale your business news on cnbc. >>> a swimming advisory for rehoboth beach was lifted. earlier this week swimmers were warned about high levels of bacteria in the water. now reports say the bacteria levels have decreased below the state standard for which people should be concerned. >>> from our jersey shore bureau, a family on long beach island is trying to protect a type of turtle from danger. the dolan family set up a nesting ground for diamond backed ter terrapins on the fro yard of their home. they wanted to give turtles a safe place to bury their eggs. they say it's a better habitat than the stone landscaping outside most of the homes nearby. >> i think it's just important, you know, to help out in some way with the turtles. >> the turtle nests are covered with wire cages designed to keep predators like foxes and raccoons away from the eggs. >>> now, your nbc10 first alert neighborhood weather. >> good morning. i am meteorologist erica martin. a look outside. starting to look

susan li, nbc, new york. >>> i'm darcy spencer. the latest on the night club shooting.released the folk statement this morning. it reads in part this morning our hearts are heavy after hearing about the tragedy in orlando. just yesterday, the city held the annual capitol pride parade, a celebration of the rich diveit the lgbtq community in the district of columbia. she says ahead of today's capital pride festival, i have briefed chief kathy rainier about increased security measures. that is the very latest here at the live desk. back to you. >> thank you, darcy. >>> time is 9:50. and we're off to a hot start. >> we keep saying it will be a beautiful and great day, but the reality is some people are like i'm not going outside. >> it won't be as bad as yesterday. that was a bit humid. >> because of the humidity, right. today may be nearly as hot, some like it hot. you can track it all with the nbc washington app. take a look at the capitol dome now. it's gleaming in the bright sunshine after clouds came through after the last few hours. those are drifting south and east o

. >> thank you, susan li back at hq. d jason e over to you first, and big ambitions as susan said, but a long time horizon, and what do you do with some of the projections? >> well, u this they nobody has any real clarity on what is going on in china. remember, this is not a democracy and you have a company hanging out there and growing in a large way that the s.e.c. is trying the figure out what is going on, and for any of us to try to pretend what is going on in china and their economy which has many thumbs on the scale, and the ton of corruption, and then trying to understand what is going on in the high growth internet company, very hard to have any kind of transparency or insight into the company, because it is kind of a black box, china, and so i would be very careful owning the stocks like these, and that being said, they have a tremendous business, and you know, they are moving towards operating like an american company which a lot more transparency, and the s.e.c. is going to force them, so it is an interesting t

democratic candidate katie mcginty is joining me next but first susan li has the market wrap. >> thanks, peter. the s&p added 12, the nasdaq climbed 36. a winning session for crude with oil prices climbing nearly 3%. gas prices seem to be leveling off, that's according to the lundberg survey. they're down a penny over the last two weeks and are selling at $2.37 a gallon. investors will listen to fed chair janet yellen. her testimony on capitol hill tomorrow and wednesday. >>> that's it for cnbc, first in business worldwide. well, pretty bad at. but you learned. and got better. at experian, we believe it's the same with managing your credit. you may not be good at it now. but that's okay. because credit isn't just a score. it's a skill. and you can get better. experian. be better at credit. if you have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis isn't it time to let the real you shine through? introducing otezla, apremilast. otezla is not an jection, or a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. some people who took otezla saw 75% clearer skin after 4 months. and otezla's pre

susan li brings us a few ideas. hey, susan. >> hi.vote has led to global selloff, very sharp spikes in the european and american volatilities. jumped close to 50%. the euro stoxx also seeing gains as well. there only have been times when they have jumped 20% in the same day. april 2005 during some poor earnings. february 2007. may 2010 with the greek debt crisis. then august 2011 with the u.s. losing aaa rating. and just last year august 2015 during the china selloff. now, when volatility is off the charts where can you one? industrials have been a great bet. the sector out performs the s&p and there are some sure bets. with nearly perfect records. so services up 6.5% on average. trading positive 100% of the time. ge up close to 3% on average. trading positive 100% of the time. stericycle up 2.5%. and also trading 100% of the time. they say nothing's a sure thing, maybe not in this case. cummins up. and fluor up 5% on average and trading 83% of the time. sop there are places to run. back to you. >> all right. thank you very much. agai

. >>> the glargd is in time squafrmt susan li, what's going on there?e the winning streak is coming to an end. we're at 60% of the 30-day average. let's look at the individual losers so far. amazon, when it comes for the biggest points decline, amazon is the biggest drag. going the opposite direction we have walgreen. they're flying today up over 4%. this looks like it's after the fdc is going to approve a deal with rite aid with certain conditions. tesla is also a mover, another big decliner in the session. this is after possible suspension problems with the model "s." nhtsa saying they're looking into this. but it looks like that three-week winning streak is coming to an end. back you do guys. >> all right, susan. thank you very much. susanly at the nasdaq. susan hunt from alpine funds. what do you think is going on? >> i think everybody woke up and said, oh, my goodness, rates are very low. you saw european banks get hit very hard. they're wondering what it's doing for the banks and what it might end up doing for the equities. i think there was a big

our susan li joins us. >> i call them sky-jiam biggss. he wants the company to not only be a big company but the fifth largest economy in the world in 20 years but the overarching theme from the event was a vision that jack ma laid out for alibaba and this to him that aby baba is no longer just an online marketplace selling goods. >> so we said six years ago, we sell things because we want to collect datas. we want to have the datas from the come suiters. we want data from the business. >> data is important. they're developing the cloud like amazon, which they'll break out in separate earnings. he also, of course, addressed the controversy over the issuing of fakes on the website, making headlines with this statement. >> the problem is that the fake products today, they make better quality, better price than the real product, than the real names. >> now, ma does go on to say they're very confident that they're closer than ever to solving the fakes issue. he also addressed a lot of investor questions, for instance, movies and scores. he sa

i don't think i said susan rice lied. i think i said -- >> made up is pretty close. >> you look at the talking points and her comments do not resemble the talking points provided to her. >> the democrats and the white house pointing to mike rogers' committee, intell chairman, saying that he essentially found different findings than you all found. are you saying that his report was not good and that people shouldn't take him seriously? >> yes. well, they can take him seriously if they want to. but two of his intel committee members were on our benghazi committee. they didn't sign his report. they signed ours. you don't issue a final definitive report without interviewing eyewitnesses. he didn't interview eyewitnesses. he didn't even interview the guy that we found that told us who evacuated our folks from the annex. those he did interview, he interviewed them in groups. as a former u.s. attorney and former prosecutor, you never interview witnesses in groups. i'll let him defend his report. two of his house committee member

lied about this issue. my favorite was john dickerson at pbs saying susan, we got 20 seconds left. that's what they're going to allowed to have that conversation and that's where the media is. it thrives onnot only what they do say but what they don't say . >> you're going to have a hard time calling hillary clinton a liar in this campaign when it donald trump says hello, i think he says goodbye. he's a pathological liar. you can't even compare the level of lying of the two candidates be on let's talk about the morning shows where politics are the mainstay. neither abc nor nbc's sunday morning shows brought up the revelations in the clinton email investigation. here's how it played on cbs's face the nation, moderator john dickerson brings up with his panel at the very end, he posed thequestion to usa today's susan page, listen . >> we have 20 seconds left, there was news on the email front with hillary clinton. didn't turn over an email that showed there were problems with her server. >> an important disclosure for two reasons, she was concerned, to get a different explanation abou

determined not to let anything interfere with the mantra and to send susan rice out there and lie to the american people. hillary liedof benghazi. when they went public and said she said, hillary denied having said it. not only was the benghazi family misled but hillary called them liers. it's shocking and appalling. it's unlikely that this is going to have much of an effect on the election. stuart: i always think of you as a missionary to california. that's the way i feel about you. [laughter] stuart: thank you very much for joining us. the missionary. >> i appreciate it. missionary man. [laughter] stuart: you'll take that label. i know you will. dow jones industrial up 200 points or almost 200 points. that's the high of the day. 260 up yesterday, almost 200 today. we have more on the terror attack in turkey. president obama will not call it radical islam or islamic terror, a top senator on the foreign relations committee is going to sound off about this just moments from now. how about this, facebook mark zuckerberg, he's building a 6-foot rockwall around his property in hawaii. didn't he try and shame donald trump

lied, wouldn't go there, although others would. where he did go, chairman gowdy, was on the question of susan rice who is now the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. she was the national security adviser at the time. she was the person who went out on all five sunday talk shows and said that the reason for the attack was based on a video, a muslim video. well, he went there with regard to susan rice suggesting that she was misinformed, she was ill-informed and not prepared. let me just read you quickly one quote from the report about susan rice. and this is from a desk officer, senior libya desk officer, talking about the way rice initially described this. he said, i think rice was off the reservation on this one. and another, off the reservation on five networks. that kind of gives a little bit of insight into what was going on behind the scenes during that very controversial appearance, which at the time, two years ago, was talked about for a very long time and has been one of the crux arguments, one of the core arguments of republicans saying the administration was misleading on this issue. and why and how these attacks t

lies. >> nobody said there would be an indictment? >> no but there will be. >> how do you know that. >> we don't know. deirdre: susanandon supporting senator bernie sanders, very much against hillary clinton, with me now, my political power panel. welcome to you all. so lee, what do you make of this with so many hollywood voices jumping in? >> this is fascinating turn of events, a lot of people assume that hollywood is on side of hillary clinton. now suddenly there is someone coming out against her in a public way, a popular figure. i think these endorsements and damnations are really an issue -- >> that was strong language right there, hillary clinton indictment inevitable. i think think ago is this susan sa sarandon u.s. attorney? i have said all along no matter, george clooney orchid -- kid rock. i am happy they are involved in political process but to me, it is irrelevant. that, it is okay, people say why do you talk about hollywood people? they are some some ways spokespeople of the culture of the times, what is your take, tom? >> -- mark i am sorry. >> okay. saying that hollywood left is irrelevant, you know d

here is susan sarandon on hillary clinton. >> nobody is even talking about this indictment. what happens with that? besides the trust issue in catching her in so many lies is gonna be. >> the reporter tries to defend hillary. susan sarandon having none of it hillary gave a statement saying that's not going to happen. >> but that reveals how a lot of bernie supporters feel. they don't like hillary. how many won't vote for her, do you think? >> obviously susan sarandon is wired inside the fbi. her deep functional knowledge of the fbi and department of justice has brought her her insight heretofore unseen. we should all wish to have such good reportage. people become willing to believe in things unsupported by facts. in this case certainly hillary clinton has a problem. we don't know whether she is going to be indicted. people willing to believe these things, hatred drives belief more easily than love. in the case of hillary clinton, liberals hate her. they know that she is going to pivot to the center as soon as she gets the nomination she will kiss them off and say hey, remember all the times i was a neo conservative hawk? well, still am. >> how can she

susan sarandon told nbc news. listen to this. >> nobody is even talking about this indictment. what happens with that? besides trust issue of catching her in so many liesn -- >> there is no indictment. >> but there is going to be. >> we don't know that. >> we don't know he's going to get the numbers either. >> how serious are the concerns that the e-mails coulding drag down t down the campaign? >> i don't think they're serious. you can't eliminate the possibility of an indictment, but susan sarandon was making it seem like it was a done deal. most people think it is a remote possibility. susan sarandon also said she's fine with donald trump becoming president because that would accelerate the revolution, the coming revolution. so she doesn't have any problem with trump winning. she also, you know, supported ralph nader in 2000. we know how that turned out. i don't think she's representative of the democratic party. but if her views are given enough of a platform and other people like her, you could see a situation where a lot of sanders supporters decided to stay home and not support hillary clinton. that's what gave us richard nixen in 1968, that's wh

susan sarandon said that hillary clinton has trouble coming her way. >> nobody is even talking about this indictment. what happens with that? besides the trust issue of catching her in so many lieshe'll be indicted. the inevitable indictment will force people to rethink their support of the secretary of state. >>> well, shakespeare and t.s. elliott, the yale students say they should go away. a group saying that studying white authors is hostile to students of color. they're required to study english authors for two semesters at the ivy league school. a petition reads it is acceptable that a yale student considering studying english literature might only study white authors. yale has not responded. >>> a town is sparking outrage for forcing firefighters to remove the american flag from fire trucks because they say it makes them look like terrorists. a city official in rhode island says american flags waving from the back of trucks looks ridiculous. even going as far as comparing them to isis saying quote, like isis in syria, going to take over a city, i don't think they need that big flag on the back of the truck. that's not america to me. those are a bunch of terrorists. firefig

lies. >> there has been no indictment. >> no, but there's going to be. >> we don't know that. >> well, we don't know that he's not going to get the numbers, either. >> bernie sanders backers like susans still a way for the delegate math to work out their way. you're watching "morning joe." we will be right back. trolling for a gig with braindrone? can't blame you. it's a drone you control with your brain, which controls your thumbs, which control this joystick. no, i'm actually over at the ge booth. we're creating the operating system for industry. it's called predix. it's gonna change the way the world works. ok, i'm telling my brain to tell the drone to get you a copy of my resume. umm, maybe keep your hands on the controller. look out!! ohhhhhhhhhh... you know what, i'm just gonna email it to you. yeah that's probably safer. ok, cool. wearing powerful sunscreen? yes! neutrogena® ultra sheer. no other sunscreen works better or feels better. clinically proven helioplex® provides unbeatable uva/uvb protection to help prevent early skin aging and skin cancer all with a clean light feel. for unbeatable protection. it's the one. the best for your skin. ultra sheer®. neutrogena®. see wh