yeti, lbi, trex, got to be a record we appreciate it welcome back >> thank you >>> all right.s there and that does it for us here on a wednesday. "worldwide exchange. i'll see you tomorrow. "squawk box" picking up the coverage next. >>> futures in a rebound after yesterday's pullback we have a run down >>> and eli lilly's clinical trial halted over safety concerns just a day after johnson & johnson's trial was paused details straight ahead >>> and another busy day for earnings, we'll hear from bank of america, goldman sachs, wells fargo all before the opening bell it is wednesday, october 14, and "squawk box" begins right now. >>> good morning, everybody. i'm becky quick look with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. and if you want to take a look at equity future, you will see green arrows it looks like the dow is indicated up about 90, s&p 500 by close to 10 and nasdaq up by 42, this is after a down day yesterday for the markets. but that is the first time in the last five sessions we've seen the markets drop and gains are outpacing the losses so an evening out. and take a loo

and he uses that money not to research the yeti ology of where is autism coming from where our food allergies coming from what i have all these abbott and make some chronic disease affects at 4 percent of our children and he can't office it was 12 percent he doesn't work from where they're coming from he essentially is funding an incubation and. a facility for the pharmaceutical industry so eat pays and with grants about 13000 and best of gators across the united states and some other countries who experiment on new drugs that are sold the pharmaceutical industry is and the royalties from those drugs part of them comes after. individuals with and he and i aged and jewett and i age and i ate specifically which for example with my. own a half a patent will get half royalties and as if it is one of those drugs and it's a drug he wants to push because in lots and lots of money and same for his group he tried it on design didn't work he tried it on it a lot it didn't work he tried to sell it to us for a coronavirus and in the middle of a study that he's. eaten something utterly on ethical which is

ministry of justice in the yeti and also the other institutions that are supposed to be taught what aboutthese problems they're working very hard on this as a minister of labor there's an easter social policy i am in charge for people with disabilities people with mental can be kept and also elderly people and for example in the public $1000.00 crisis. but yet it has managed to preserve the life of most of the of the people who have been now at the moment did not take us interest in centers or people with disability with people with dementia out of 60000 people who get in these and there's only for example and 54 where you are not on her own a thought my question was about the lack of legal representation for people in your justice system it's a pretty shocking that court 70 percent of detainees don't have access to a lawyer when those criminal trials begin i don't know about this figure us but i can tell this if they don't you read the record here international report size your case you want to exaggerate it this bigger because that i'll ever get a lot of lawyers in the area that also is

services have remained , and yety domestic with a huge change in digital have,logy, i would say we four years and seven months on digital change. all of a sudden having your x-rays read by a doctor in poland looks a lot more likely. will treat you as a one-person real-time focus group of a major investor, because there is news crossing the headline as we are speaking. apparently the proposal the president has approved for secretary mnuchin to propose to nancy pelosi's $1.8 trillion. as we know, the president was thought to be $1.5 trillion, the -- nancy pelosi was at $2.2 trillion. does that change her attitude on the likelihood of a stimulus sooner rather than later? david h.: i don't. we react to these headlines all day and i think we will have a few more turns of this before anything gets resolved. we will need a stimulus package in that realm. i think it would be interesting to know a lot more about what is in it and whether or not the money is being channeled to where we need it most. ,s you and i have talked about one of my greatest fears is we come out of the pandemic more unequa

chris, you are constantly on the hunt for the yetis, the unicorns, the four-leaf clovers. i can't believe there are undecided voters left, but you find them. what did you learn? >> here there are only about 1% or 2% of those so they're not easy to find. these three guys are exactly the kind of guys that keep both campaigns awake at night especially in north carolina where it's still a toss-up. they still think there could be an october surprise. something, even the trump supporter, something between now and the election that could change their mind. and frame this election classically as the choice of the lesser of two evils. take a listen. >> it's a choice between who do you want to steer america into an iceberg? a right wing authoritarian or left wing demagogue. >> my takeaway from the town hall is biden was very indirect when asked any questions. he talked around it. i felt like trump was much more direct when asked a question. he actually answered it. >> i would need biden to articulate a future for the country. he's been in politics for 40 years. he's not running on a

you find the four leafed clovers, the unicorns, the yetis, people who don't know who they're voting forzing you still find them. >> reporter: actually you would be surprised how many people still tell us they're undecided. in the case of these women, three black women in their 30s, they've been asked the question. i asked it, why are you still undecided, boy, did i get an earful. start with they want joe biden to apologize for the crime bill. they want kamala harris to apologize for what are some of her decisions they don't like while she was a prosecutor and bottom line, they are tired of what they see as black women's votes being taken for granted by the democratic party. take a listen. >> it's like a bad relationship. >> yes. when you keep telling your boyfriend, i like flowers on fridays and he says i'll buy you flowers on fridays. and every friday there's no flowers. >> reporter: what flowers do you need delivered to you at the debate? >> i don't want to hear if this or if that or after the election. >> you need to discuss the wealth gap. we need to discuss why we are discriminated