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Nasdaq at 4,612. Trouble in russia. Russian stocks getting slammed. The ruble falling versus the dollar yet again. What is putins next move . Could there be another Russian Revolution . The former u. S. Ambassador to moscow will be with us. Oil shocker, which is at the root of russias trouble. Are we near a bottom. It was lower earlier. It rallied back just a bit right now. To sue at the nyse. And stocks are on a tear this hour despite fears about russia and its collapse in currency. Come on in,...

Place. The first rounds of finger pointing over the federal website took place. They say full tests of the website should have been carried out months i have not advance but began two weeks before the rollout. They blame government officials for making last minute changes just prior to launching the site. Finally, they say the administration did not allow window shopping on the site, increasing the volume of traffic that caused registration glitches. The experts often took a back seat to the rep...

Good evening. Course. Im jessica aguirre. The official said there are indications that the planes and im raj mathai. Nearly a week of questions, communications were switched off deliberately and that the plane tears and theories. Appeared to be steered in such a now the Prime Minister of way to avoid detection by radar. Malaysia apparently going to the 777, which had 239 announce what the Associated Press is reporting, that missing passengers and crew on board, lost communication with the ground...

Doing this but so far no arrests have been made. 4 31. A technician at the Crime Laboratory has been reassigned after faulty tests were performed on 2,500 methamphetamine cases. The wrong chemical was loaded into a machine used to analyze the drugs. The faulty tests were done between january and march resulting in seven false positives. The d. A. Says the defendants in the cases is died, were not charged or pleaded to other charges. There is a sketch of a man who forced his way into the home of ...

Hello and welcome to countdown. A warm welcome to the program. Bloomberg reporters are standing by throughout the world, bringing you the stories that will drive your a. Drive your day. A look ahead at some of the big interviews we have coming up for you this morning. 40 miles west of davos, key talks are ticking off. First lets give you bit more detail of what is coming up in davos today. We are talking to a number of big names out there. We will kick it off on the program. The ceo of indias La...

Is the huge tree. Or everyone is convinced the finally getting some clue to what could happen about Malaysian Airlines flight that disappeared without a trace over the weekend. The malaysian military says it has data that shows the plane significantly veered off course before he went off the radar. It basically did a u turn and headed to work the malacca straits where the plane and on down the scope of this search has now expanded both on cn on land that far be on the regional flight path this i...

Good morning. The dow is now on its longest winning streak in 16 years. Thursday, march 14th, 2013 and squawk box begins right now. Good morning, everybody. Welcome to squawk box here on cnbc. Im becoky quick along with andrew ross sorkin. Joe is on vacation. Hes still skiing. We are joined on set by mike san tilly. Good to have you here. Good to be with you. Thanks. Good to see you. We have a lot of stuff to talk about because of the markets. The markets have been our lead just about every morn...

Wests interest to see them end up at the top of the heap. Rose and then we turn to the story of the chinese army spying on the American Government and American Companies with david sanger of the New York Times, dune lawrence and Michael Riley of bloomberghas been off to the side as something of an annoyance. Im hearing this has gotten so big its moving to the center of the relationship and it risks the rest of the relationship. I think the next thing youre going to see the president sending some...

Rose we begin tonight with a look at the crises in syria. Nearly 70,000 people have died in one of the most deadly civil wars in recent history. Two years in and the community has debated how to intervene. The United States has given nearly 400 million in humanitarian aid. Hes remained fragmented and disorganized. As the violence skates the United States has increasing efforts to arm the groups. Joining me is Michael Gordon the chief military correspondent for the New York Times. Im please to do...

Rose welcome to the program. Tonight Michael Gordon chief military correspondent of the New York Times on syria and whether the president may be reconsidering the use of american weapons supplied to the rebels. The concern president obama had lying weapons would in effect be involved in a proxy war supported by iran and russia. The other side of the debate is nothing else is working and we need to create pressure on assad and build relationship with people inside syria who might take over one da...