hurricane, we have the latest on the storm s path ahead. outrage after california petitions to become first state to offer for illegal immigrant spending your tax dollars coming up. wall street journal this morning reporting that the company is building bids this week, one person making the case, sales for ceo. what he says twitter is an unpolished jewel. that s coming up. plus, paying for your money atm fees. markets expected to open lower. concerns of a monetary policy weighing on investors around the world. in europe declines across the board as well. snapping a six-day winning streak in the euro zone. the other averages mixed as you can see there. coming up this morning joining me to talk about it dagen mcdowell, recon capital kevin kelly and fox news contributor judy miller. good to see you, judy. thank you. dagen: good morning. you want my quick take. tim kaine was the goal to look like and act like a troll during the debate that makes hillary clinton warm, if you f
morning. american navy destroyer under attack this morning. two missiles were fired at uss mason. at least 18 people killed in the united states. the death toll above 1800 in haiti. problems with the replacement phones also occurred. plus, we will tell you the bold move two major carriers are taking. no deal for deutsche bank. the stock tumbles again. take a look at where it is this morning. investors around the morning had high hopes since ceo spent the weekend in washington. we will tell you what went down. futures went like this. markets expected to open hire. expected the dow jones industrial up. let s check european market there. little change right now. we have fractional moves and the tone is certainly set to the upside in europe. in asia overnight mixed performances, marketed in hong kong and japan closed for holiday. all the stories coming up this morning and joining me to talk about fox business dagen mcdowell, recon capital kevin kelly and republican strategist ton
left over from a training exercise. authorities demand an investigation. amazon s latest push to take over retail. wal-mart reports earnings this week that the largest cruise ship sets out the $1 billion harmony of the seas is taller than the eiffel tower. markets this morning, gave the nation across the board. best performance there. shanghai and hang seng up almost 1%. there are reports japan may announce more fiscal changes to hope who s the economy. nikkei average at the third of a percent. as you can see fractional losses there. germany closed for holiday. others done between a quarter of a percent and three quarters of 1%. shares of markets look like. features indicate a higher opening. we have a handful of economic data this morning and this week with the big story will be on earnings. wal-mart and cisco among those to watch this week. here with me this morning, fox business network, dagen mcdowell, wall street deputy editor in chief, not her feet. great show friday, t
nine and cnbc contributor and former ceo of the daily mail, john steinberg. john, good morning to you. good to be here, guys. the market here having a pretty nice monday. dow up 182. stocks essentially in rally mode. oils helping out on a great day for the price of oil, up 7%. of course, you ve heard about the pound today and some of these key materials prices getting back to some important levels. in the meantime, apple and ceo tim cook urging the government to withdraw that request to break into the iphone, one of the killers in san bernardino. cook wrote a letter, saying the move would set a dangerous precedent. eamon? good morning, carl. that letter to his employees came out early this morning and continued a war of words between the fbi and apple that lasted through the entire weekend. here s what tim cook said in part in his letter this morning. he acknowledged the awkwardness that the company finds itself in now that it is dueling with the fbi. cook writing, appl
squawk alley, kayla tausche is in london. joining us this morning, our super panel, former daily male ceo, john steinberg and indy go go co founder. first, you want to wait for apple s top lawyer in its case against the government joins us live later on this hour. don t miss it. first up, the oracle of omaha, warren buffett joining squawk earlier this morning, had a lot to say about a lot of stocks, namely ibm. take a listen. i don t think so, but it could be. i mean, we we ve owned stocks we lost money in. and sometimes when stocks go down, we re wrong and we sell them. and sometimes we think we re right and we buy more. and sometimes it turns out we are. a stock going down is a good thing, unless the company itself is losing value. and sometimes that s the case and sometimes it isn t. i don t think it s the case with ibm. but i could be wrong. all right. so we ve talked about this a couple times this morning, guys. but john, i ll start with you. is he looking past
yes. and something i think we re going to be talking about a lot today. and probably into the week. this rebound in growth tech stocks we ve seen throughout february and continuing into march. some of these netflix up about 20% off the lows, i believe. workday at 48. now around 73, i think. at least where it opened. you go on down the line. linkedin is up 15, 20% from where it was at the lows after earnings. it seemed like investors were backing away from these growth stocks and the idea they were not growing as quickly as expected, particularly in the cloud and sas arena. but look, they re coming back. at least somewhat. it will be interesting to see different perspectives on whether that s going to have legs. we re sort of in the in between. q4 and q1 reporting periods, some more convinced this is not a sustainable rally, argue that wait until we get those q1 reporting figures and some may dissipate, but time will tell. in the meanwhile, we ve got to watch politics, a
but jeff flock is on all of that. jeff. oh, boy, what a morning here in indiana and the hoosier state for the donald trump rally, i can t wait to hear what donald trump has to say about all of this. you know? unbelievable comments in some way. i don t know if it hurts or helps donald trump. the other thing that cruz said was that apparently mr. boehner s inner donald trump has come out. here s a little bit more of what he said. by the way, cruz at a rally in fort wane to the north and where we are in the southern part of this state of indiana right now. take a listen. the corruption that boehner and hillary have been in mesh with for year funded by donald trump, donald trump is writing checks. boehner is writing checks to hillary, funding the corrupt system. it is unaccountable to the people. and what made john boehner mad is that i let the people that hold washington accountable. is this perhaps an indication, neil, that part of the republican establishment has made th
thoughtful about, but i benefit massively from our benefit team. you can t do anything alone. that continues to prove out every single every single industry and every single role. i just have the best teams on the planet. meantime, match group over at the nasdaq today going public. shares in the green as well. about 13% gain after pricing at the low end of the range. with more on square, let s bring back swrak steinberg and a cnbc contributor. a net positive for the tech community, for the ipo community. yeah, i think when you see the two ipo s in concert, both $3 billion dpz companies, both trading at single digits of revenue, this is the new norm. most companies will now adjust the private rounds. i think the given where these two were at, they both kind of thread the needle and made the best of the situation. it s interesting, though, to hear the anecdote from behind the scenes, how they not the book, what investors were saying, john. sources were telling me that i
watch for and wait and see. president hollande did not hesitate at all before rushing into the oel office meeting. as you mentioned, president obama had nothing to say as they were beginning their session deferring until this news conference in about 30 minutes. we ll see you in about 30 minutes, if not before. thank you for that, john harwood at the white house. of course, the market reaction to this morning to you. you obviously could, and we re right back in the day s lows. reassessing what s going on. there are reports that it s not just the turkey situation that ukraine is starting to build up again. reports that they are shutting off the electricity to the crimea and that russia wra is, of course, cutting off natural gas to the ukraines. we have geopolitics on several fronts, and we want to find out what is the fate of the pilot. the worst possible thing to be if he were to fall into the hands of isis. why is it worth only half a percent so far? because it s an un
for a monday morning. here at post nine on a day where we re going to put the month of november to bed. first up, sue herrera has news at hq. going to try it again. will file for an ipo according to sources quoted on dow jones for 2016. that ipo will go off the board apparently. the valuation of the exchange operator, more than $2 billion. you might recall the first attempt by bats to ipo was in 2012 but it was derailed because of a software glitch. they re going to try it again some time in 2016. $2 billion is the estimate on the exchange valuation and they re expected to file the prospectus as early as september. joining us this morning from palo alto, the co-founder of elevation partners, roger, good to see you. always great to be here. the cyber monday. the new normal for holiday shopping. the survey found that more people shopped online than in stores other the weekend. accord to adobe, people spent $4 billion online thursday and friday. up 14% year on year. afte