so on february 22nd, the california association on ageing will be holding an opportunity for us as triple 5's, as agencies on adults and ageing, to hear from others about what they're thinking about the budgets and opportunities with respect to older adults, and cindy cough man, deputy director of programs and i will be attending, so we'll bring back information from there. it's also a chance for us to visit scour own representatives, so bridget's helping us, and we're working to schedule visits with them as well that day. so locally, i just wanted to talk a -- well, just mention that the reframing ageing presentation that we had last -- in january hopefully some of you were able to be there. it was really well received. i think the presentation was short, and people wanted more, but it really -- i think really does give us a good framework for talking about ageing, how we're all ageing, using different framework to make sure we're getting our message out about ageing and about the -- i guess looking at it in a more positive light, getting away from things like, you know, demographic clif

the united states strongly supports the triple i am as a valuable tool to hold the assad regime accountable for its atrocities including its repeated and ongoing use of chemical weapons. it's a true tragedy that russia has sent us back to square one in the effort to end chemical weapons use in syria but we will not cease in our efforts to know the truth of the assad regime and ensure that the truth is known and acted on by the international community that is why we hosted all fifteen members of this council at the u.s. holocaust museum last week the exhibit was called syria please don't forget us all of us saw undeniable evidence of the assad regime's atrocities and human rights violations we cannot and should not forget the syrian people the united states will not forget them while this council has not yet been able to act to provide real accountability for chemical weapons use in syria the united states will not give up on the responsibility to do so. this is the sincere wish of the american people and i know that is shared by many in this council we are not motivated by score settling or payback or power politics we are motivated by the urgent

us down triple digits. in percentage terms we're not down nearly as much as friday. >> thanks for having me.ould think, indeed, we see a little more weakness from around the world. we were talking about a synchronized global growth story. and now it's a vink crow niced global selloff i think courtney had said the rest of the world is catching whatever we had on friday. i think that's normal and natural. i think it's healthy i think that we should probably sell off early what would really be constructive if we see the markets rally after the opening. we sort of need that follow-through we had that selloff on friday. it couldn't have been a one-day event. we need to see at least a half day for recovery that would be healthy to me. >> so, do you not think we're still overvalued here. some folks have been calling for a correction for quite sometime. yes, we lost more than 2%. but that's 2% from where we were >> totally, courtney if you look at the market, this is the second longest time that the s&p has been above the average in a matter of days. i should say on a day level. we were 6% basically

as well just like us. including us skaters gas so and adam rip on. he became the first american female skater to land a triple axle at the winter games. she both won bronze medals. it's a dream realized and as rip on said last night four years ago after not making the olympics in sochi, they sat on her roof and ate in and out to console themselves now four years later they're olympic med lifts and the emotions are just everything. i can't get over after she lands that triple axle. >> did you see it. >> it was mazing. >> she's so excited. and that's the emotion you want to see from the olympics. actually i think i saw that 140 of the -- olympians on the us team are all first time olympians. >> yeah. when you see those emotions it's so real. >> raw first time. >> the snowboarder the 17-year-old snowboarder. >> yes. >> came out of nowhere. >> but they don't really come out of nowhere. they've been working hard for many years if exactly. >> all right. join us tonight on fox 29 news at 10:00. you know it's flu season as getting it once isn't bad enough. some people are it going the flu twice. boomerang thing. what

us what's next as we start the work week. >> and broad daylight a car riddled with bullets as a triple shooting turns deadly.olice have in their search for the gunman. >> happening today president trump is set to unveil plans for one every his biggest campaign promises, overhauling the nation's infrastructure. and today's monday, february 12th, good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm jan carabeo in to rahel solomon. let's get a check on weather with katie i, traffic with meisha. >> looking outside, actually flooding on mlk

stage, what will happen is carmakers have got to start using less cobalt and that requires research and as you can imagine, the price of cobalt has tripledd to use less cobalt in the batteries. anna: to save the money and not have to find the stuff. that is what cars are doing on the research side and locking in supply. our any of them trying to go down the supply chain to own the supply? who stands to benefit from that big rising prices? jack: the producers stand to benefit from a pretty small group of minors and the tibet -- democratic republic of the congo where most of it comes from. not only is there not enough, but more than half is coming from one country already at risk and one that has not got a history of stability. the main people who stand to benefit are the miners, glencore the largest, but eurasia , other keyroup producers. those are the people who stand to benefit. come insee carmakers and buying stakes in mines, we are are really seeing that in the lithium industry. haven't seen it yet in the cobol industry. we may well start to. carmakers like vw are saying owning a stake in a mine is one step too far for us. anna: depen

as they say in the business. thank you so much for joining us on this friday. the dow is up triple digits up 113-point spread by the way, the markets closed monday so the market is going up as we had in for long weekend. let's take a look at the dow map for you. caterpillar and mcdonald's are doing away with cheeseburger unhappy mail. they are one of the letters on the dow. nothing runs like a deer. they are upgrading today and reporting 27% growth in sales in the first quarter. pretty impressive. they are among the leader on the s&p 500, up nearly four dollars at 170. coming up next, the signs were certainly there but nobody stopped florida team nikolas cruz from killing 17 high school students and teachers. our next guest tells us how we can do a better job of stopping the next would be murderer from pulling the trigger. countdown is coming right back. you can't predict the market, but through good times and bad at t. rowe price we've helped our investors stay confident for over 80 years. call us or your advisor. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. as we are speaking, the pres

us what's next as we start the work week. >> and broad daylight a car riddled with bullets as a triple shooting turns deadly. the clues police have in their search for the gunman. >> happening today president trump is set to unveil plans for one every his biggest campaign promises, overhauling the nation's infrastructure. and today's monday, february 12th, good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm jan carabeo in to rahel solomon. let's get a check on weather with katie i, traffic with meisha. >> looking outside, actually flooding on mlk drive. actually closed the entire road down, plus couple every accident, katie, yikes. >> what a mess over the weekend. we ended one anywhere from one to three plus inches every rain across the region, when you have that kind of rain amount of course you'll see flooding specially in the smaller creeks and streams. since w surrounded by rivers it can make for some travel headaches obviously, so stick around for meisha's report, definitely some important information that could trip you up on what your usual commute would be. but the good news is that at least the rain beginning to

us as witnesses. that was a man. we have tripled -- that was then. with tripled the number of cases bring over 100 of them just last year alone, and there's a key reason for that, and as united states attorney said, the reason is partnerships. these cases are complicated. they are resource intensive. they are a long haul and it takes all hands on deck, everybody bring their specialist expertise in working as one team, federal, state, local tribal, international. both law enforcement and governmental and nongovernmental. everybody is a key player in this and that's why it's so exciting to have this opportunity to bring together such a diverse and talented and experienced group of partners in this room. sometimes it feels like slow-growing, two steps forward, one step back here but when you reflect on the aggregate impact of our collective work, we now since the formation of this unit in 2007 initiated over 700 federal cases against over 1600 defendants and secured more than 1200 convictions just in these forced labor international and adult sex traffi

where you can comment as you watch and the what's that number plus nine seven four five zero one triple one four nine comments questions but contributions as well can you send us any video or pictures to help us tell the stories up on the what's happened to that for us let's move on there is more indication this saturday of a possible reproach between north and south korea kim jong un has invited the south korean president in to visit pyongyang after moon himself hosted kim's sister for talks in seoul on the sidelines of the winter olympic games are going to name has more now from komo. in the presidential blue house in the capital seoul relations between the two koreas continued to thaw the meeting had two firsts kim jong is the first member of the ruling family to cross into the south since the korean war the sister of the north korean leader came with the first ever invitation kim jong un is asking south korean president moon jay in to come to pyongyang at a convenient time soon little know it's key president moon said early talks between north korea and the united states are essential to improve relations north korea to be more proactive to move forward to

us or your advisor. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. >>> dow futures up triple digits as wall street looks to extend a four-day winningtreak. >>> big names like macy's, jcpenney and nordstrom are up big this week. >>> and more golden moments for team usa as the winter games heat up. we're live in pyeongchang with an update. it's wednesday, februa it's thursday, february 15, 2018 you're watching "worldwide exchange." good morning welcome to "worldwide exchange" on cnbc. i'm seema mody >> i'm dominic chu let's check the global markets we're seeing a bit of positivit positivity >> optimism. >> as everything stands now, we'll see a triple digit gain to start the day for the dow. the s&p slated to open up by 20 points the nasdaq up by 57, 58 points the ten-year treasury note yield, very much a focus for traders. it has been arguably one of the biggest drivers in action no matter what asset class you're talking about. interest rates at 2.92%. we're trending up towards that psychologically maybe significant round number if you will of 3% we'll keep an eye on that as we look at producer prices which come out today and oil pri

us or your advisor. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. >>> pushing higher dow futures up triple digits as wall street awaits a key piece of inflation data. >>> chip chotle tapping taco bel for its next ceo. >>> and a golden moment for america. the golden moment team usa just reached in pyeongchang it's wednesday, february 14, 2018, you're watching "worldwide exchange" on cnbc. >>> good morning welcome to "worldwide exchange" on cnbc. i'm seema mody >> i'm dominic chu it's been a big day for markets so far it's not even 6:00 a.m >> the rebound has been notable. three-day winning streak if you look at futures, we're pointing to a higher open. the dow up triple digits, 149 points we gained a bit in the last half hour up 150 in the premarket. nasdaq higher by 35, s&p up by 11 the dow recovered 1200 points or about 45% of the points that were lost at the bottom. let's look at the ten-year that will be in focus of the cpi report inflation top of mind. and the yield on the ten-year, 2.83%. we retraced, just a bit. >> let's get more on the early market action. joining me now is daryl cronk from wells fargo you always bring us

you can watch and comment as you go and this number plus nine seven four five i want triple one four nine eight is for both whatsapp and telegram telegram chapel channel if you use that as well. now well from syria to something that they call the forgotten war the conflict in yemen which has spawned the largest single nation humanitarian crisis in the world it has killed tens of thousands of people it has left more than a million affected by a cholera outbreak but with a new united nations yemen envoy about to take up his position maybe there is some fresh hope of a chance to broker peace griffiths former british diplomat will replace the out going envoy a smile old shaker who is about to make his final briefing to the u.n. just a reminder of the players involved this is from the real calm military action who's in it who's against it just gives you a little reminder there of who remember the coalition of course led by saudi arabia in yemen this now been going on for three years they are backed by as you say support from the u.s. the u.k. france turkey and belgium with broadly speaking iran china and russia on the other side so we're going to be keeping an eye we

earnings figures later today now us tech giants have also presented their latest results let's take a look at the triple a here apple amazon and google parent company alphabet as for apple and amazon both posted record quarterly profits in the case of apple that's despite falling sales of the company's most important product the i phone alphabets bottom line looked much less rosy the company posting a net loss of three billion dollars here's more. it's all signals go for the titans of the new economy retailer amazon posted its first billion dollar profit that's a remarkable change for a company that's issued profits until now reinvesting all its income into new high tech ventures like a supermarket without cash registers. for the company's new headquarters in seattle founder jeff bezos said the alexa voice assistant had well exceeded expectations ok jeff. meanwhile google parent alfabet said its profits would have been up but it chose to pay a one time charge of almost ten billion dollars to bring cash back to the u.s. under the new tax reform there. are results for apple to sales of the i phone may have dipped slightly but c.e.o. tim cook called it the bigges

as another group is trying to keep the tax. (grant) kron 4's capitol bureau reporter kody leibowitz joins us live in sacramento tonight. this debate is unfolding as california gas prices rise. according to triple a - the price for a gallon of regular is up 43 cents from one year ago. - sequence at the pump (;02)gas prices in the golden state are up.four months ago a lawmaker approved 12 cent increase in the gas tax took effect.now a group called "reform california" is aiming to repeal it.the effort passed its first threshold and now has until may to get now has until threshold and passed its first threshold and may to get more than signatures to initiative on ballot.group - "fix hoping to vote... in a statement - it supports - prop 69 - a measure on to prevent the "from diverting new funds not protected."(kody) assemblymember travis allen - for governor also had a ballot initiative to repeal the gas his initiative live in sacramento, kron4 news. (vicki)(vicki) kron4 news. (vicki) new tonight at five... a couple months into legalized recreational marinjana... there's a new effort to protect employees who might test positive for pot.(grant) state assemblyman from oakland, rob bonta is with is to

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us this triple lunar show? >>.hree things happen at on one is that the moon is closer sometimes than other times and looks a little larger. that comes to be known as the super moon. and a lunar eclipse, the blood moon, when the moon passes into the shadow of the earth. the thing is that it is a blue third moon, which has come tos mean 2 full mo the same calendar month. victoria: across aus, asia, and parts of the u.s., the ecpse moon glows red as sunlight filtered through the earth's atmosphere. that full moon is peaking over the horizon. we are getting a spectacular view here. early evening when it is not quite darkit is the perfect time to look at this super moon. close to the horizon it looks even larger. on the other side of the planet, clouds pertting, skies will be lit by a moon 10% bigger that is g glow% more brightly. ghts like this depend entirely on the weather, but space scientists say there is a renewed focus on returning astronauts to the moon.01 init will be 50 years since nasa first landed american men on its surface, and this year, india and china will se oneir own robotic landers. the rest of us bacarth, though, will have to be sa

aworld recordholder, she‘s a triple world champion and she‘s great britain‘s best hope for a gold at the upcoming winter 0lympics. just tell us how it all began for you. i started asselection box of chocolate for winning that race, so after that your heart‘s kind of set on short track. she was one of these kids, you could show her something and she picked it up immediately. she seemed to have the natural ability. elise is a very special athlete, but four years ago she nearly walked away from the sport she loves. commentator: 0h, they‘ve gone down. they‘ve all gone down! one of the favourites for gold in sochi, the olympics she worked so hard for ended in disqualifications, disappointment and death threats. i had quite a lot of abuse over the internet and stuff that i‘ve had to deal with, it‘s been tough as well. yeah, so i‘m finding it quite hard. what was it like to get a death threat? i don‘t think most of us thankfully will ever experience that. when it happens to you you do believe those people are genuinely threatening your life, so it becomes very scary and i think i spent about six months after feeling scared of, like, being in my house on my own or going o

world record holder, a triple world champion and she is great britain's best hope for a gold medal at the upcoming winter 0lympics. tell us how it all began for you? i started as. we did raise a week after i started, it was a fun race so i won a selection box of chocolates were winning that race. after that it was short track. she is one of those kids, you can show has something and she picked it up. she had a natural ability. she is a very special athlete, but four years ago she nearly walked away from the sport she loves. i have had a lot of abuse on the internet. it has meant tough. what is like to get a death threat. i don't think most of us will tha nkfully don't think most of us will thankfully experience that. don't think most of us will thankfully experience thatm happens to you, you believe that person and those people are genuinely threatening your life. it becomes very scary. i spent six months after feeling scared of being in my house on my own are going out on my own, just because so many at once made it feel so real, even

watching the live stream plays pop your comments in there as we go along or send us a question on what's happening plus months of full five hour one triple one four nine well this war in yemen is already having a toll on children of course but for those who have disabled magine that comes with a whole more set of challenges look at us. by the minute the idea this time in the not when the mom said. this time and the man on the on the not. forgotten when the minister met her on on the island now you are lucky that when the nine yes i do i can i know by then they know they i would honestly i don't know how yes. but i'm i i i get them and now i shall pass by your side larry i imagine and to me it's sad imagine my. so that's yemen think about syria too of course almost seven years of war there driving the largest refugee crisis in the world and of course impacting millions of children we see these the latest numbers which we found from unicef the united nations children's. charity as we look at the numbers here sorry for the resolution there but in syria six million children affected out of a total of thirteen and a half million and the numbe

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has it tripled in the sense of young people using acid as a new form of violence towards another younga, it is effectively leading to escalation within that neighbourhood, so one gang start using it, another rival gang starts... i totally agree with that, i understand that. let's bring in ayes ha. i understand that. let's bring in ayesha. what kind of sentence can you expect for carrying out an acid attack or even carrying acid? you expect for carrying out an acid attack or even carrying acid ?m depends what you are doing with the acid. if you are carrying acid you can be charged with the offence of possession of a weapon which carries a maximum four—year prison sentence. the same as carrying a knife?m a maximum four—year prison sentence. the same as carrying a knife? it is, yes. if you throw acid, if you miss your victim you can be charged with throwing a corrosive liquid with intent to maim, disfigure or cause grievous bodily harm. that does carry a maximum life sentence in prison. if you throw acid and you hit your victim, you can be charged, likely to be charged with grievous bodil

comments or your ability to comment as you go in the whatsapp number seven four five zero one triple one four nine comments questions contributions anything to help us tell the stories. we're moving on now to a dispute that actually dates back more than twenty six years and at the center of it all is a name. thousands of protesters look at them this is in athens who want the former yugoslav republic non-owners macedonia to find another name and they have gathered outside parliament in an effort to persuade the greek government not to accept any deal that would allow macedonia to keep its name the two countries have been at odds over that name since the small balkan state broke away from yugoslavia in ninety nine to one here is john psaropoulos following developments from athens looked like the crowds are sort of dispersed a bit there but this was one big protests. that's right the organizers here estimate that as many as one and a half million people may have shown up today we know that hundreds of buses have been chartered from across greece but also this is happening in athens where half of the greek population lives the police have given out an o

united states medals in the skating team event, as mirai nagasu enters the history books with this incredible triple axle. the u.s. figure skaters join usfamiliar faces to familiar places. >> hey, mcdonald's. >> we're doing korea in style, today, february 12th, 2018. ♪ >>. happy birthday. >> go team usa. >> i wouldn't be here today without my mom and dad. they made it allppen. you're the best. ♪ >> hi. i'm chloe kim. i wouldn't be at the olympics today without my family and their support. >> go teamusa.♪ ♪♪♪ >> thank you so much. >> wow. >>od oh my gosh. dangerous with that >> wel from hang south korea. by the way, it's 8:00 a.m. i keep sayingmorning. have the cutest. the preservation association. they were treating us to a dance to korean folk music. it celebrates the tradition of farming. >> beautiful job. >>> let's get to your news at 8:00. u.s. athletes having to overcome rough weather on the slopes and strong performance on the medal count. let's go to willie geist with the highlights of the performances. >> if you think it's cold down there, come up to theains and join me for a couplenued down. it was blowing across just like wher

no, he was playing as sixers and he pointed out that his buddy ben simmons had a triple double, where in real life that he just watched, had a triple double. >> okay. >> that brings us to this weekend with ben simmons post. put that backup. it is ben simmons, lebron, christian thompson and john wall. key is the caption. june 30th at midnight what happened july 1st? nba free agency. who is a free agent on july 1st. lebron james. we know lebron and ben have the same agent, team clutch, lebron has been talking him up i'm just saying it is a possibility. >> do you think he is talking to thompson or one of the other guys. >> no, thompson, i know he is dating kardashians but he is not worth a instagram post and john wall we have a point guard. it business one guy. lebron has been dropping hints will it happen? i don't know. it is a possibility. if you think about it, it makes most sense. if he goes anywhere in the west he is not going to be the favorite. and comes here to the east sixers with embiid and simmons they immediately become favorite of one of two in boston and knock his old friend kyrie out of the playoffs. >> but is he definitely leaving cleveland there was a

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as for earnings, chevron, exxon, merck, clorox, estee lauder and sprint report before the bell. >>> let's talk more about big energy names reporting today jackie deangelis joins us on set. royal dutch shell were able to tripleheir profit because of the rise in oil prices is that something we should expect from some of those u.s. names today? >> it's one of the issues. three things you need to watch for that the street will be looking for from exxon and chevron today. they'll look to see if there's a benefit from higher oil prices if they were higher for a quarter, that helps. but it's not a long-term boost for these companies. the second thing they're looking for is guidance or commentary on how tax reform will impact these companies as they go forward conoco phillips yesterday had a deferred cash profit and said they would take about a 900 billion deferred revenue charge because of the deferred tax plan there. the thirdthing is regulation president trump is saying he's going to make it easier for companies to explore and do production, but they have to be careful that they don't overproduce. the eia monthly numbers said we're at 10 million barrels a day. we have not seen that since 1970 we could be the tip

aworld recordholder, she's a triple world champion and she's great britain's best hope for a gold at the upcoming winter olympics. just tell us how it all began for you. i started asst a fun race so i won a selection box of chocolate for winning that race, so after that your heart's kind of set on short track. she was one of these kids, you could show her something and she picked it up immediately. she seemed to have the natural ability. eli5e is a very special athlete, but four years ago she nearly walked away from the sport she loves. commentator: oh, they've gone down. they've all gone down! one of the favourites for gold in sochi, the olympics she worked so hard for ended in disqualifications, disappointment and death threats. i had quite a lot of abuse over the internet and stuff that i've had to deal with, it's been tough as well. yeah, so i'm finding it quite hard. what was it like to get a death threat? i don't think most of us thankfully will ever experience that. when it happens to you you do believe those people are genuinely threatening your life, so it becomes very scary and i think i spent about six months after feeling scared of, like, being in my h

us this morning. >>> leaping into history. >> she has to go right up into it. yes! >> mirai nagasu becomes the first american woman to land a triple axel in american olympics as she leadsnze medal. we'll talk to the team, live. >> what a start. 17-year-old snowboarding sensation, chloe kim, as she

more powerful threats to the world as well there's the what's that number plus non-survival for one triple one for now i'm better now but also a telegram channel if you use telegram hop on there find out channel they contribute to the conversation there the hash tag is a.j. news grid right we're going to get a quick look an early look in fact at the rest of the day's news here is lawrence taylor in london. thanks to the funerals of two palestinian teenagers shot and killed by israeli forces in gaza have taken place but deaths have added to tension on the gaza israeli border following an explosion that injured four israeli soldiers in the area israel blames how massive for saturday's blast it launched a series of ground and air strikes on eighteen hamas targets in the southern gaza strip several palestinians were injured in israeli raids how does the. should the escalation continue and they continue to hit targets it's the resistance to see to retaliate to the israeli aggression and protect its palestinian people the resistance will never allow the creation of new facts on the ground regarding the fighting in the car the strip if the aggression continues

seven four five zero triple one one four nine well if you're watching us on facebook live a look at how the words of president trump's former adviser steve bannon are now being taken up as a rallying cry by the women reportedly spoke against that's coming up on facebook and also ahead on the news grid. on interest in sit on to super storm did to the incidents recorded little stream of refugees from. welcome back look at the weather in the levant and western parts of asia first of all homesick quite a bit of cloud showing up on the satellite imagery that was still some snow across eastern areas there with temperature minus one but otherwise fine conditions for terror and lot of cloud likely for baghdad from this weather system and really around the eastern side of the mediterranean clouds certainly in evidence although the flow coming up from the south across iraq the implant slips going to be relatively warm with highs of twenty in beirut and then as we head into friday we're going to see more the way of rain developing across these areas with the northern parts of iraq and into iran some rain with the snow and higher elevations and cloud extending all way down towards

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us this morning. >>> leaping into history. >> she has to go right up into it. yes! >> mirai nagasu becomes the first american woman to land a triple axel in american olympics as she leadshe team to a bronze medal. we'll talk to the team, live. >> what a start. 17-year-old snowboarding sensation, chloe kim, as she goes for gold tonight, why winning in south korea would be extra special for her and her family. >>> all that, plus team usa makes history in men's snowboarding and luge. lindsey vonn opens up with her long awaited return to olympic competition. and our home away from home. a look inside our road to the winter olympics. >> whew-hoo! >> and the fun we're already having here in pyeongchang. today, monday, february 12th, 2018. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is a special edition of "today" at the olympic games with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb. live from pyeongchang, south korea. >> good morning, everybody, and welcome to pyeongchang! this is how you make an entrance. >> we are here! we are here! >> usa, usa! usa! usa! >> usa, we have members of team usa right here, actually. we have gold medal winners, we have silver medal winners, we have the bobsled team.

triple thread for volatility going forward. haidi: thank you so much, su. says theguest volatility is here to stay in 2018. ia joins us this morning from singapore. great to have you. talk asher fundamentals have changed and what fundamentals are more empowered after this. economic fundamentals, macro fundamentals, having to change all that much. amid volatility, liquidity concerns, are they making more of an impact in this market? the economic fundamentals, macro once having changed. investing is about anticipating expectations from other people. the sentiment about these fundamentals has changed. looking at the way economic data was received last wanted inflation to start rising. they wanted job numbers to be stronger, which numbers to go up as a sign of a healthy economy. maybe they are saying that it is too strong now. toward the same economic fundamentals we had last year, that has changed dramatically. gone up very quietly. they went from 2.3 side -- 2.35-2.88. you have to have a very strong conviction that from here on you can make a good return on equity's to forgo the risk-free rates you get on treasury bonds. that raises the bar. the market was looking for a reas

us in new york state, visit esd.ny.gov. >>> breaking news, dow futures at a triple digit space. wild ride. volatility is the name of the game right now as on track for their worst week since the financial crisis. we will get you ready for today's session and talk about how you can protect your portfolio as well. portfolio protection, right? >>> plus, breaking news out of washington congress passing a spending deal to end an hours long government shutdown as the second hour of "squawk box" begins right now. >>> good morning and welcome back to "squawk box" here on cnbc live from the at&t pro am at pebble beach the futures are up 70, up 80 i'm joe kernen along with becky quick. andrew ross sorkin, all those people are off today u.s. equity futures at this hour, as you can see, we just mentioned that so 175 after 1,000 point drop yesterday. much more on the markets in just a minute, but first there are some other headlines today that could affect what we're seeing in the financial markets because there was a government shutdown. it took effect at midnight and then lawmakers worked throughout the night on a temporary spending bill. the sena