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limbs making a mess of the roads. in maryland alone some 400 stop lights are not working. most of those around the nation's capital. this is the scene today outside the u.s. supreme court. one person in northern virginia lost a car but not a sense of humor. the sign there says free firewood you haul. amtrak passengers ended up taking a bus after they were trapped on a train in west virginia for almost an entire day and night. >> well, being stuck for 21 hours on the train with nothing to do and total darkness, other than what was on the train as far as the lights, no power, no cell p...

banks. but the 19 larger are at least 50 billion short of meeting the new capital requirements. >> in corporate buzz, it's the story that keeps on giving. chesapeake ceo will be facing disgruntled shareholders at the annual meeting today. funding shortfall is still a concern and the board makeup is now in question. four directors resigned earlier this week at the insistence of carl icahn. if you haven't seen the reuters report, take a look at it. also the eu giving google until early july in its antitrust case against the company. european regulators want the search giant to say how ...

a small company. they're companies that will have to deal with things such as pensions and what not as they grow. >> reporter: larry gerston is nbc bay area's political analyst. >> it's one thing to see $50,000, $60,000 from a company. it's another thing to see $10,000 from a series of individuals. >> reporter: records show alicia goet gave $10,000. her husband is a partner at sequoia capital. four others from that same company also donated spending more than $40,000 to support measure "b." the company says it has no official stance on the measure and, therefore, no comment. other bi...

and michelle, are coming to my house for dinner on june 14th. >> reporter: only the fund raising looks like fun. >> a bit of work today and tonight. three fundraisers in new york city. next week back up to the big apple for the fundraiser at sarah jessica parker's place. jim? back to you. >> thanks, steve. >> welcome. wall street settled down a bit today. stocks closed with mixed results in this first day of trading since that plunge of 275 points last friday. the dow was down today but only by about 17 points. the nasdaq was up 13. the s&p 500 up a fraction. experts say investors ...

good morning. welcome to "squawk on the street." i'm carl quintanilla with melissa lee, jim cramer and david faber. a day of unexpected earnings. europe, we'll talk more about this spanish auction that did go okay today. as you can see, most of europe is in the red. only the ftse hanging on to the green right now. >> this morning, morgan stanley and bank of america beating expectations but some argue it's all in the accounting. we'll tell you how to view the quarters. >> dupont, verizon in addition to amex last night, so far, very healthy. 77% of s&p companies are topping expectation...