works at goornz i saw mario who was here in the mission district and has been a local drummer for how many years. >> a lot and is really just an inspiration for so many which of us in the mission i want you know that my husband calls you the popular person in our household karen as been involved with green peace and served on the brovrz president and not only a freelance but activist we're till a district 8 resident by supervisor sheehy and i are fighting over you want to claim you we'll share and you live on guerrero street i was so excited to learn your murder to peg stevenson of the controller's office. >> (clapping.) >> incidental everyone needs to see that live and work this is incredible we attempted up a video of nancy on the crane are sending a message to everyone in san francisco i want you to see that for effect ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ it is a message to it effects more than that plus a love letter to you it is our responsibility to fix it that's why we're out here today >> i'm very, very afraid of heights but today, i climbed up one hundred feet to get out of any co

am looking at a problem for mario draghi at the ecb. employment data out of eurozone countries today. let's look at the direction italy and germany are going in. up against the unemployment rate, the average, 12%. on the other hand, the red line, the unemployment rate in germany is down to 5.9%, the lowest level since the crisis. this down here is the spread between them, a nearly 6% gap. think mario draghi's challenge, he has to find an appropriate policy that is good for -- ideal for germany and italy, going into separate directions with different economies, it makes it really tough. scarlet: absolutely. talk about dividing europe into north and south. all right. the the data overall for eurozone looks ok, the devil is in the details. the market closes next. take a look at major indexes. the dow is extending its climb since yesterday, now losing 100 18 points. the s&p 500 off by .2%. the nasdaq is little changed at this hour. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ scarlet: we are moments away from the closing bell. the president unconventional policy approach continues to unnerve markets. i am

with easy become in places like germany, do these numbers start spurring domestic debate? mario draghi will win that debate internally because core is still low, but it's happening. driving al prices are lot of the signs of reflation we are seeing. transitory in it the past. they thought that way and did not want to move on it. will that continue to be the stance as inflation continues to creep higher? >> they will welcome it heading back to 2%. we are not seeing anything that ships from the 200 bid projection this year. tomorrow is not a forecasting meeting. there are no dots to obsess about and no press conference. you are looking purely at where the fed is in terms of its congressionally mandated targets , they are probably feeling pretty comfortable. x they have tor worry about. oliver: there's a lot about expectations -- this is well shown in the start looking at. -- looking at cap x. there's a pretty substantial take here. how much of this expectations for the fed and central banks in general will rely on trying to get ahead of what will happen instead of what's going to happen?

close to 2%. the ecb target is just below 2%, so look at the blue line, .9%. mario draghi continuing to pull -- put out the call level, so that picks up the ecb. the bond buying program, some germans might have a word to say about that. 90 minutes into the trading day in the u.s., let's get to the markets desk. all three major averages continue to pull back. decline on the s&p 500 is looking like 1.20 5%. it is the first four-day decline we have had since before the u.s. election as we see trepidation rise and concerns rise over the effects of some of the new administration's policies. we are also not seeing that much hedging. this looks at the put call ratio versus the s&p 500. the white line is the s&p 500 put to blue line is the call ratio, which we see falling. not that many people buying puts relative to calls, so not a lot of people buying downside protection. for individual stocks, we are looking at cyber security as we await potential action from the white house on increased cyber security. president trump is going to issue a directive that will hold federal agency heads resp

lowest level since mid-2009. attention turns to accelerating inflation. mario draghi repeatedly stressing that underlying pressures remain weak. eurosceptic parties are gaining traction in various nationalities ahead of elections in the netherlands, france and germany. that is something mario draghi is watching out for. u.k. consumer confidence rising off the lows. a haven't shaken off the gloomy outlook for 2017. vonnie: thank you for that. trump has just met with big pharma, that happened a few months ago and we get headlines from the white house, detailing an order on cyber security. we get to kevin cirilli on capitol hill and reporting from the white house is jennifer epstein. let's talk about the headlines we are getting, including the the president is working with industry on cyber and will sign an order to order direct and open internet. he will not reference that neutrality. i presume you are just getting these headlines as we speak. can you tell us anymore about the directive? jennifer: what we know so far is that the president will sign this directive later today that

japan for the pbmc. bundesbank can't really control this. is this a message to mario draghi? >> i think it's a message for the whole world. i think with the u.s. is saying is that these are the new u.s. policies, this is our new approach. i think it's a message for the whole world, including central banks, including the ecb. message to germany for a long time has been do more to boost domestic consumption. do you think that will be lent on even more? and maybe not within the eurozone so much, but on an international platform, whole lot more? >> i think that there will be some ratcheting up of pressure on germany to increase fiscal spending. to be fair, it's not just external. we have elections coming up in germany this year. we have a new front person for the centerleft opposition. i suspect they will call for more fiscal spending. but certainly the u.s. of ministration -- and it is going to call even louder for more fiscal stimulus there may have been in the past -- the question as to what degree the germans will respond. it still will be a very modest move toward incremental fis

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lunar new year holiday. >> we're monitoring comments from president mario draghi. he a new survey on sentiment out this morning in the uk shows consumers mood improved in january. the reading ticking up by two points topping estimates. also getting eurozone q4 gdp this morning. the figures topping estimates. if we look at european markets, we are higher. that's a bounce back from yesterday where markets were down. the real story across europe is the inflation story where data has been improving. spanish inflation recording 3% in january. french inflation hitting 1.6%, more than a four-month high for france, coming off the back of decent inflation numbers from germany. equities up today. that inflation story is an optimistic tone for what could happen in europe. >> it feeds the narrative that the global economy is looking up. something we've seen in a lot to of the earnings reports in the u.s. we'll continue to monitor as we get the big tech names. as for the broader market, energy stocks were the worst performers in yesterday's stock market selloff. crude was down a percent. it co

online gaming? you had an amazing stat saying 5% of those who download mario run are paying. that's not much. >> that's not much at all. the model that nintendo chose is an old school mobile game model. most mobile games nowadays are free to download but you make players pay for in-app purchas s purchases. nintendo is releasing an android version in march, that could boost sales. >> the last time i played a video game, the original mario. >> grade game. >> doesn't get better than that. >> mine was pacman. sony pacman. not that it was in the '80s. >> what are you playing now? >> a mixture of fifa and a wrestling game as well. >> fifa is definitely popular at my house. definitely. okay. >>> a group of silicon valley companies will get together today to discuss potential legal action against president trump and his travel ban. google, airbnb and net flick are among the invited guests. josh lipton has more. >> reporter: it was just last month that then president-elect trump donald trump met with tech leaders at trump tower in new york city. often at odds on the campaign trail, the two s

on surveillance for about three months, the inflation rate is diverging so how does miller -- mario draghi set policy for germany and italy? if you aggregate the countries, it has grown 0.5% for the quarter, in line with estimates. not much movement on the euro but there is movement on the pound. let's get to the bloomberg first word news. taylor: p round fired the attacking -- p round has attracted the -- fired -- the yates said she did not think it was legal. the new acting attorney general has been a u.s. attorney general in virginia, and has ordered government lawyers to defend the ban. debate begins today on a bill against prime minister -- that gives theresa may permission to start the brexit process. off five dayscks of discussion and says lawmakers will consider a simple question -- do they trust the people who voted to leave the european union? kept its stimulus unchanged and its forecast largely untouched as they are waiting to see the impact of the recent decline in the yen. the boj also wants to see the policies of the trump administration. they are still far from the 2%

things that came after, super mario brothers. that is boring. >> tom: we love pac-man. what do you think, dave smith? >> i haven't heard a word anyone is saying, this is the most distracting thing ever. this guy is crushing it at pac-man. 2017, mary tyler moore and pac-man died. i thought after 2016 people were going to stop dying. >> tom: it's going to keep happening. but god bless the man. very thanks remi spencer, john basedow, kmele foster, and dave smith. that doesn't for me, i want to thank you for joining us here on "red eye." i'm your host, my name is tom shillue. next. >> president trump insists his

interesting to see if we can get the bazooka: out of mario draghi's hands. jean will say with us. we'll take a look at the movers in today's trade including deutsche bank as the lender which is a settlement with regulars in the u.s. and the u.k.. we'll watch those shares. this is bloombeg. ♪ ♪ matt: kickoff of cash trading. that's get to stocks to watch. deutsche bank is going to be a main focus here in germany and across the consonant has it has cleared the way to continue operating without mirror trade allegations over its head. money laundering. it settled the investigation with the fda and u.k.. 163 million pounds. 425 million in the us. a key part of the strategy to move the bank forward. coming up we have the market open. you can barely see london but we will get you visibility on what the market is looking like when we return. this is bloombeg. matt: trading trump. u.s. equities fall and bold gains as investors divest the firing of acting attorney general in the u.s.. the fix has spiked. well below november highs. our traders concerned or complacent? wait and see. the boj kee

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think that is what the markets are looking for. what mario draghi talked about in the press conference and the timing about when we are going to start thinking about it, if he hands that 2018 may be off the table in the not-too-distant future, then clearly the markets are not going to like that. there are going to be higher yields with the german boon. less than 1%, they have a lot of room to move higher. >> you see chart 2693 is the -- ar index and then how far is it? at -- i think we conceals we can see yields at 3%. there's one more leg up on the dollar here. at some point in the not-too-distant future there will be some impetus that is likely to change the direction of the dollar, particularly market currencies. that may be mario draghi talking about the program. >> the euro could suffer tremendously? >> the other way around. if the ecb is talking about getting rid of the program with a stronger euro policy. that would mean stronger euro. >> where would it go? is not going to end up -- we are probably going up to 120. two orcould probably see three figures of mario draghi suggests

run through the 15th. >>> and mario lopez stops by the ellen show, and then at 4:00, all a local man wanted to do was find love online but ended up getting hundreds of dollars for a service he did not need. that's today at 4:00. >>> now to an update on our top story. president trump continues to make headlines. he is defending his ban on immigration, and the president said this morning he had to put into affect without notice to keep, quote, bad dudes from getting into the country. and mr. trump announced he would name his nominee to the supreme court tomorrow at 8:00 p.m. >>> our first alert meteorologist is here to look at the afternoon. >> we are looking at a cold day, but isolated to scattered snow showers this afternoon, and may see a few flakes falling. 38 for the high and tomorrow up to 40. morning chances of light snow as well, and better chances further north. then we dry out and stay cool in the 30s for the rest of the workweek and into the weekend. >> a little warmup midweek. >> yeah, a little warmup and then back down. >> thank you for watching nbc10 news at 11:00. from a

preliminary read of 1.9%, just under 2%. mario draghi gets a little bit of a break, maybe. inflation pressure is building in germany. david: but do these numbers take pressure off of janet yellen as she goes into the meeting on wednesday? think there don't is a lot of pressure on janet yellen for almost any quarter. clearly inflation numbers are moving higher. and the fed, if you believe the fed should have been tightening, they are round numbers behind. it is not 25 basis points behind. history,ts to go down however long she is still going to be chairman, she wants to go down as pushing for the economy to go too fast rather than trying to slow it down, i think that is how she would rather be remembered as putting to a people to work and not that it is not enough people. alix: market expectations of inflation -- you have a survey out on friday where you had household expectations at two .6% for long and short term. and what point does the fed need to more aggressively update the forecast? or are they m. ashton: starting to get behind the curve? m. ashton:if they're starting to get to the five

looking for and the german they are going to be fairly unhappy i looking at 2% unemployment when mario draghi continues his qe and negative rates. guy: stephen king, if that number comes through, plus 2%, how big of a problem is that for mario draghi? him, i would be celebrating, 20 point to the germans why this is a good thing. it is a eurozone target. not a german target. if you insist, the countries like italy and spain and greece should become much more competitive, that means there inflation rates have to be lower than the average in europe, so we have to improve their predator predators. it does not work otherwise. -- their competitors. it does not work otherwise. the average inflation for the eurozone, i would say some europeans are at 1.5, and germany is at 2.5. that, for the eurozone, would be a genuinely good result. that tells you quite a lot about the politics of the eurozone and how they work. guy: therein comes the problem. in the money is going periphery and you look at the target to numbers and it is flooding straight back into germany. stephen: yes, of course, that is

attention that cash's cell mate, mario, said he could do without. >> she's a good person, but sometimes she does draw a lot of attention to herself. and she can be kind of noisy and drive me nuts. but some people try to give her drama, though, throw things at her window and yell and knock on the door and stuff like that. >> they hit on me. >> watch your back, bitch, because a dagger's coming. you know me. >> when the drama got too high for cash himself, he would often turn to barbaro for support. >> i'm more of an older sister or brother to her. she's young. so i try to, you know, give her advice. >> excuse me. >> it's a lot of drama. it's a lot of drama. >> but occasionally, the drama would bring a chuckle or two to the one member of our field team who couldn't help but hear every bit of it. >> take it one day at a time. you've been in and out of enough drug rehabs already to know that you take it one day at a time. and with you, patience is a virtue. we can't see each other. >> it reminds me of high school. [ bleep ] >> mod "q" was off the hook. >> bitch. >> by the time we would leave

way as mario watched over him like a hawk. he wooded commit the maladies learn how to fix them and night by reading the manuals to put this knowledge into effect the next day. with more than surprising success. all the while he reported back to greece everything he was learning. they would meet at her office the one story building was taken over by motorcycles with repairs long overdue there was a workshop in the cellar all make sensible idea aside negative he was never allowed to go down there if he needed it to wish you would go get them. he thought she did not trust him or anyone. on the fifth day when customer brought in a motorcycle with the front three and began to put on his at and coach ago where are you going now? >> you don't need to go. >> will take you downstairs you can use the he deer there. he made sure to control his breathing and since she remained standing on top keebler jump down and mrs. kochi kept an eye on him when he entered the basement he tried to take it all again as quickly as possible. no furnace space aboard the engine a tool chest and and some blacks a

right. and so, that kind of polarity, i think the change is can they mario --come to gather in a certain way as moderates. can the middle be cohesive enough and strong enough and do those things? what is do those things? when you look at what is causing this, the forces behind this are things we would like. in other words, technology is causing this. globalization is causing this. these are forces that we don't want to do away with. so if we are saying that the root cause, what you going to do? are you going to lessen technology, which is creating a polarity income? are you going to lessen globalization which has these effects? so you have to get the root cause. what are those root causes, then you have to deal with it, and then the question is who is you and how will you deal with it? i'm just trying to be realistic. francine: larry? then madame lagarde. larry summers: we are having yesterday's debate in a way because globalization has changed profoundly. it used to be that countries imported and exported products, today they are one part of global supply chains and that , chang

: organize this memorial. and the families of mario romero gunned down by police. an alex by services to police in 2014 offering their support. the solano county district attorney's office is investigating the deadly shooting. + >> marty: 35 year-old man and woman from sacramento taken a local hospital. the man's injuries described as significant. on other news this morning they're not able find missing teenager but jenkins and fremont. more than a hundred people volunteer search dogs and drones not able to find data after researching the area of law decree. they're not losing faith in finding her. >> marty: conditions prevent them from searching this morning unclear to when they continue or it will continue the search for hankins. all lanes of highway 37 now will open close last sunday because of heavy flooding video from the squad cop there the area looked like caltrans crews worked all week to pump out the water and chp reopened the lanes on highway 37 wednesday was on lines were finally reopened yesterday out this is the same area that flooded earlier this month because of rain. >> m

contractor is at fault. yet we found a decade later, it's still happening. bruce low and mario jimenez are proof of that. in 2008, lawrence livermore, the same lab that wrongfully fired kotla, laid off hundreds of workers, including them. mario jimenez: i started in '76. so i was therefore 32 years. just short of 32 years. to face that sort of a layoff or firing? bruce low: actually, i was in shock. it was humiliating. after working with all these people for so long, you feel like it's a family, and you're basically being kicked out. sharyl: what's the job hunt been like for you since you left? bruce low: very frustrating. i was in my mid-to-late 50's. nobody's really interested in hiring anybody in their mid-to-late 50's. sharyl: 130 of the laid-off workers sued the lab for violating their employment contract. like kotla's case, their lawsuit dragged on month after month, year after year, racking up legal fees at taxpayer expense. bruce low: the lab, being that they are the large entity that they are and they do have a whole stable of attorneys. as a matter of fact, they have a whole buil

of mario are here this afternoon to show support. >>: all i know is that i want justice for my son. >> reporter: and that is why we are here today in vallejo kron 4 news. >> j.r.: another potential and this time asking donald trump to release his tax exemptions. >> reporter: we will be right back after the break. >> j.r.: the 78 year old politician is being treated by a san francisco doctor. experts say there should not be significant side effects to the radiation therapy. you may remember it was back in 2012 2012 when he was diagnosed with prostate cancer. >> reporter: hundreds are worried about what the new administration is going to do about health care. >>: the fact is today that over 20 million people have access to a system that they did not have access to a few years ago. >>: the absence of health care or the absence of access of health-care is the problem we face now. >>: i represent one end and women with and reopen at >> reporter: the former congressmen said this is part of the rising movement to in former president. >>: this is to show people all over the world of the pr

there's mario and wayne and luc robitaille. coming in i was a little starstruck. kind of stay out of the way. it will be a lot of fun. >> he told me yesterday he will be coach. i'm actually excited. he's your coach. >>> georgetown visiting 11th ranked butler. jesse govan, the big man with a big first half. at the break hoyas down one at the half. second half rodney price takes over. the layup. here's georgetown the lead. 11 straight points over the next two minutes. the last time the hoyas played butler pryor went coreless. the senior finished tonight's game with 20 points. georgetown back-to-back wins. they beat crayton earlier this week, knocked off 11th ranked butler tonight 85-81. >>> the terps remain undefeated on the road and improve to 19-2 on the season. ed in maryland beat minnesota. kevin herder, justin jackson combined to hit three-pointers. maryland will het the court against on state. >> we had to play as well as we could play to win. and i thought the second half was good as we played. we were just really determined to win this game. we don't call them freshmen. we call the

out with you." >> reporter:the families of mario romero, gunned down by vallejo police in 20-12. and, alex nieto, killed by san francisco police in 20-14. offering their support. >>:- "my condolences to the family." >>:- "i wish i could say that it gets better, but it doesn't" >>:- "sigh, all i know is we need justice for my son and that's what we're here for today." >> reporter:the solano county district attorney's office is investigating the deadly shooting. in vallejo, philippe djegal, kron four news >> j.r.:in the north bay. all lanes of highway 37 are now open. the highway was shut down last sunday due to heavy flooding. this is video of what the area looked like from quad-copter- four. >> j.r.:c-h-p and caltrans crews worked all week to pump out the water. >> j.r.:c-h-p reopened eastbound lanes of highway 37 on wednesday. and westbound lanes were opened today. >> j.r.:this same area was flooded earlier this month due to recent storms. >> reporter:it will be clear and cold tonight with some valley temperatures near freezing. sunday will be sunny and mild with some temperatu

. >> reporter: executive director mario paez says many families didn't show up today. in a same, u.s. immigration and customs says one of their bay area based operation teams was looking for a convicted sex offender who they want to deport. >> the latino community has been called out, and we know that things are changing. we know that new policies are going to be put in place that, in my opinion, go against san francisco values. >> reporter: the enforcement office is still looking for sex offender tonight. reporting in san francisco, kate larson, "abc7 news." >>> today is international holocaust remembrance day. a statement from president trump is drawing concern from a jewish group. the letter mentions the horror of nazi terror, but nowhere does it specifically mention jews. in a tweet, the director of the anti-defamation league says the statement miss that it was 6 million jews who perished. he later called the statement puzzling and troubling. mr. trump has been criticized for not condemning anti-semitic comments from some supporters. >> the biggest school district in contra costa

. >> reporter: executive director mario paez says many families didn't show up today. in a same, u.s. immigration and customs says one of their bay area based operation teams was looking for a convicted sex offender who they want to deport. >> the latino community has been called out, and we know that things are changing. we know that new policies are going to be put in place that, in my opinion, go against san francisco values. >> reporter: the enforcement office is still looking for sex offender tonight. reporting in san francisco, kate larson, "abc7 news." >>> today is international holocaust remembrance day. a statement from president trump is drawing concern from a jewish group. the letter mentions the horror of nazi terror, but nowhere does it specifically mention jews. in a tweet, the director of the anti-defamation league says the statement miss that it was 6 million jews who perished. he later called the statement puzzling and troubling. mr. trump has been criticized for not condemning anti-semitic comments from some supporters. >> the biggest school district in contra costa

, bounces from a 4% yield, it's very hard for me to imagine a sent mario longer term investors let it sink much further below provided they believe the dividend is okay. >> and provided they believe oil stays this level. >>> starbucks under pressure after posting lower than expected comps in the u.s. carrie, what do you do with this one? >> i think it's attractive. the fact that they missed on something that was really a desirable situation that they have blew, there are too many people ordering on mobile apps and when they get to their starbucks it's not ready. so it's the type of problem you really can fix and it shows that there's a lot of pent up demand for coffee andre drink. this is a consumer discretionary growth companies we can count on and we believe it's a good buy here. >> i'm on the other side. i think the share price peaked in november 2015. way too many stocks working right now. this one is not. it's in a downtrend. i think there will be a better entry. phenomenal company. i do want to own it. i just don't want to own it while it's in this downtrend and continues to print lo

to turn up more and mario draghi starts to cave a little bit, i think market inflation will force that, when that chart reverses you're going to see one thing for sure, a much stronger euro currency. carl, david, jim, back to the gang. >> all right. thanks so much, rick. starbucks down in the premarket, the coffee chain posting quarterly earnings in line 52 cents a share. revenues and comps came in below consensus. also trimming their full year revenue guidance. we'll have exclusive with howard schultz later this hour. jim, this revenue guide eight to ten versus prior double digit, what does it mean? >> look, this is something that unfortunately's become a bit of a pattern in that we keep expecting an acceleration, a lot of this is domestic. the company has a two-year what's known as stack that's still very impressive. the company's still got the fly wheel of many good things going, but i'll ask howard about what i regard as a high quality problem which is mobile pay is kaudsing a throughput issue which i believe is causing genuine comp decline. now, it's a decline -- in other wor

because some voices will say don't worry about it, including ecb president mario draghi, they're looking for a more sustained uptick in prices. how should one protect their portfolio against inflation risks? >> this is a key theme. it will be a key them in the uk, we've seen that massive fall in sterling which will see a cost push inflation. therefore we certainly are bringing inflation protection with it into portfolios, looking at infrastructure assets that have that rpi linkage, looking at bonds, there's a fair bit of inflation priced into uk links, but in the u.s. the break even rate is still below the 2% target that we have in place from the fed. certainly from a uk perspective, we're looking at real assets with rpi link cash flows as well as the index bond angle. >> would you avoid companies that are more exposed to input inflation in the uk? i spoke to two business leaders yesterday, one being the unilever ceo, and both say we will have to increase prices if sterling continues to deprecate. what do you think? >> we saw that last year with unilever and tesco. the marmite-gate, if y

underlying inflation in other countries. a point that mario draghi made clear at the press conference. it was an issue for countries like italy were some measures rolled over. they would like to taper in 2018. that remains up in the air at this point, particularly the brexit negotiations going badly, the ecb will be buying bonds for .n awful long time frame jon: it wasn't so long ago that bill gross called it a short lifetime. jason: around the u.s., i would --much more inclined to say it was a shorter lifetime right after brexit. a 35ave largely stopped year decline in interest rates in the united states. you are relying on monetary policy without any sort of physical regulatory reform. it's hard to get excited about real gdp growth there. alix: we make a distinction between the good bond selloff in the u.s. and the bad bond selloff in europe. how do you invest with those two parameters? goes back to you want to be buying riskier assets like equities and selling bonds. in europe, it is a bit tougher. you probably still want to be buying bonds there as well. in this regard,

police arrested 43-year-old mario calderon the man that held up the td bank on old york road last friday. he is from mexico and had been deported twice. >> a 96-year-old woman was mauled by two pit bulls this afternoon in the germantown section of filmed is philadelphia is fairing better in the hospital tonight. first responders say when they arrived she was unresponsive with bites to her face. >> the side of her face was unrecognizable. >> this started on the 5800 block of brush road. authorities captured the two dogs believed to be responsible for the attack. >> a 75-year-old man struck by a dumbbell that crashed through his car window has died. january 9th, jack decarlo and his wife were driving on the turnpike when the 50-pound dumbbell came crashing through the window. police are trying to figure out where it came from. >> a police officer who shot a suspect outside caesar's casino will not face charges. authorities say three robbers were holding up three other men. when police arrived one of the men shot and wounded the officer. that's when the second officer returned fire hitting

mario and daphne have a duo of super sammies. it's the best thing since sliced bread, right now, on "the chew." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >>> hello, and welcome to "the chew." thank you very much. lovely audience today. [ cheers and applause ] i have a question for you. who here likes bread? [ cheers ] yes. who likes a little meat and cheese? [ cheers ] who likes tasty spreads and fresh toppings? [ cheers ] >> yes. >> well, what if we combined all of those things and kind of stacked them together?

, mario draghi, kuroda, all these negative rates come into the marketplace really is a response and many times as an open invitation to central bank policies was supposed to cure a problem. i'm not sure how it could, but that was part of what the mindset was. but as this reverses there are no more fools to sell your negative rates to. nobody in the right mind is minn investor of high order is going to be wanting to hold a negative interest rate instrument. so, the fuel for the fire and the reason i bring this up is, is that the dollar's been kind of left out of this party. the dollar's still hovering above 100, while we're really zooming on rates and equities. so, what it may mean strategically is, is that some of the unwinding when the music stops, and mario draghi's corner's getting smaller, kuroda's corner has been getting smaller, and our fed is doing the right thing -- that if they get traction in a different, more aggressive way, especially from lower rates and the relationship between their currency and their interest rate complex, ultimately, the dollar being left out may ha

course, that he is their father. next, run and jump this town. the upcoming nintendo game "super mario odyssey-" sticks our favorite fungus addict in a very similar to new york, where he can trade 10,000 gold coins for one hamilton ticket. youtuber "crowbcat" was inspired by this news and created something truly amazing. he put mario into "grand theft auto 4" to show how the video and see the real-world physics -- of mario jumping around. take a look. [laughing] #k-d. >> crazy! [laughing] >> chris: ya. so -- that's pretty much perfect. [cheers and applause] >> chris: mario [beep] you up. comedians, what's a mission from this mario game? john. >> eat mushrooms and run to the street, spiders imaginary on your skin and get gunned down by cops. >> chris: kate. >> try to pay a sex working in rigatoni. [laughing] >> chris: he's a little tube, eye. claudia. >> you jump in a pipe and beat a man to death with a pipe. >> chris: points, points. points. >> chris: next, don't leave britney alone. yesterday we got the first glimpse of the britney spears biopic. take a look. >> i won't say it was fun

saying he uses your product but not in the way you want. you know, it would be like if mario ba tally is like kitchen aide spatulas are the best for sticking up your (bleep)! ( laughter ) to me swaling 35 pieces of gum every day sounds dangerous but spicer is chill about it. he said, i talked to my doctor about it, he said it's no problem. my first thought after hearing that is, okay, cool, but is your doctor donald trump's doctor by any chance? ( laughter ) actually, it really made me think, is it dangerous to chew and swallow 35 pieces of gum? to find out, i decided to test it myself on ronny chieng. ( cheers and applause ) what's up, buddy? what's up? >> trevor: can you chew and swallow all of this gum? >> okay. >> trevor: wait, wait. don't you want to know what it's about? >> free gum is free gum. >> trevor: okay. finish it backstage. we'll check in with you later. ronny chieng, everybody. 35 pieces of gum, just keep chewing the gum. cheap chewing. now we're on the same page. now that you know a bit about who sean spicer is, let's go back to yesterday when spicer marched his belly

the league to score four in a period since mario lemieux in 1997. that's called a haul. four goals is called a haul. sharks win and marleau was brimming with emotion. >> give us a little thought on tonight's third period. >> everything seemed to click there in the third and some really good plays by a lot of different players and able to finish 'em off. >> he is the most interesting man in the world! >> the miami heat, they are one of the worst teams in the nba right now. facing the warriors last night, heat up with 15 seconds to go, not anymore. kevin durant just tied the game. now, waders got a chance to send the fans home happy. klay thompson in his face, but not close enough. later buried the go-ahead shot. warriors'7-game win streak over in south beach. 105-102. >>> i deal conditions down under for the australian open. venus williams in straight sets. she has yet to drop a set in the tournament and at 36, she becomes the oldest player since the reagan administration to reach the semi finals at the australian open. in fact, venus has only made the finals down under one time in

since mario lemieux in 1997. that's called a haul. sharks win and marleau was brimming with emotion. >> give us a little thought on tonight's third period. >> everything seemed to click there in the third and some really good plays by a lot of different players and able to finish 'em off. >> he is the most interesting man in the world! >> the miami heat, they are one of the worst teams in the nba right now. facing the warriors last night, heat up with 15 seconds to go, not anymore. kevin durant just tied the game. now, waders got a chance to send the fans home happy. klay thompson in his face, but not close enough. later buried the go-ahead shot. warriors'7-game win streak over in south beach. 105-102. >>> a deal conditions down under for the australian open. venus williams in straight sets. she has yet to drop a set in the tournament and at 36, she becomes the oldest player since the reagan administration to reach the semi finals at the australian open. in fact, venus has only made the finals down under one time in 2003 and she was beaten by her sister serena, who by the way, is al

a.m. hour, mario gabelli of gamco investors. back in a moment. >>> time now for today's aflac trivia question. who was the first president to be inaugurated in washington, d.c.? ? sty le , ths t gonna wthouonu . m ? sty le e.? >>> now the answer to today's aflac trivia question. who was the first president to be inaugurated in washington, d.c.? the answer, thomas jefferson in 1801. the v whti a a a baos $14.? (cworttoo v olkthod >>> good morning. welcome back to "squawk box" here on cnbc. we're live from the nasdaq market site in times square. a very busy morning for earnings. a mixed quarter for verizon, earnings of 86 cents per share, missing estimates by 3 cents. revenue topped expectations. another dow component, johnson & johnson coming in 2 cents above estimates with profit of $1.58 per share. revenue was slightly below street forecasts. however, the company gave a full-year revenue outlook that falls short of estimates. and dupont earnings at 51 cents per share was 9 cents above estimates with revenue essentially in line. dupont also said it expects its merger with dow chemica

chase carey, the formula one ceo. what they'll be doing that, shaking things up. and mario gabelli will be joining us to talk about what he sees what stocks he likes in this new world with the new administration. it's all coming up in a few minutes. we'll see you at the top of the hour. >> see you then. becky quick in new york with "squawk box" in about ten. >>> coming up, the dow coming off its sixth negative session in the last seven. we'll talk about the key market drivers from here. darrell cronk will join us. stay tuned. you're watching "worldwide exchange" on cnbc. la thivar la ve edn n tn. thivar >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." futures this morning indicating a slightly higher open. the s&p futures up by 3 points. the dow jones indicated to open up by 20, 21 points. the nasdaq looking to open up by 6 points. joining us is darrell cronk. darrell, the idea of seeing six marginally down days for the dow in the last seven is giving at least some investors a moment of pause. what are your clients talking about and asking you about with regard to how to navigate this kin

. he's the first player in the league to score four in a period since mario lemieux in 1997. apparently that's called a haul. sharks win and, of course, marleau brimming with emotion. ender anymore, but they >> reporter: give us a little thought on tonight's 3rd period. >> everything seemed to click in the 3rd and some really good plays by a lot of different players and were able to finish him off. >> he is the most interesting man in the world. >>> the miami heat not a title contender anymore, one of the worst teams in the league facing the warriors tonight. kevin durant pump fake tied the game. he had 27. klay thompson tried to get in his face. it was too late. are you kidding me? ns down unde the warriors seven game win streak is over. 105-102. >>> ideal conditions down under australian open. venus williams beat her opponent in straight sets. venus has yet to drop a set in the tournament and at 36 becomes the oldest player since the reagan administration to reach the semifinals at the australian open, yes. >> was that the first or second term? >> that was the first term 1982. you tri

did something is that only wayne gretzky and mario lemieux did. he didn't just have a national hat trick, but scored four goals in the third period becoming just the 12th nhl player to do so. not only that, but injuries force the sharks to change tings around on the fly. he is not playing with the usual line, but it worked as the sharks win, 5-2. >> everything seemed in the third and good plays with a lot of different players and able to finish them off. when there is a hole to be filled, they seem to get the call and i played a bunch of different positions. you get a little experience. >> it's official the staff will be the western conference all stor coaches and also official that you can beat the dove fist they don't make their threes. despite a late warriors rally. the nba record in the third quarter was two years ago today. the third quarter with green who grabbed the loose ball and a nice receiver-like catch. dofs up five. he was on fire. into the fourth under 20 seconds to go. golden state down to the nice move and ties it up with 27 points. miami no time outs. he was on fir

san jose sharks and did something is that only wayne gretzky and mario lemieux did. he didn't just have a national hat trick, but scored four goals in the third period becoming just the 12th nhl player to do so. not only that, but injuries force the sharks to change tings around on the fly. he is not playing with the usual line, but it worked as the sharks win, 5-2. >> everything seemed in the third and good plays with a lot of different players and able to finish them off. when there is a hole to be filled, they seem to get the call and i played a bunch of different positions. you get a little experience. >> it's official the staff will be the western conference all stor coaches and also official that you can beat the dove fist they don't make their threes. despite a late warriors rally. the nba record in the third quarter was two years ago today. the third quarter with green who grabbed the loose ball and a nice receiver-like catch. dofs up five. he was on fire. into the fourth under 20 seconds to go. golden state down to the nice move and ties it up with 27 points. miami no time