. >>> i'm contessa brewer in for shepard smith on cnbc, and this is the news. >> there's a lot of anticipation here to ring in 2021 there will be no massive crowds, though. >> ringing in a new year like no other. countries around the world celebrating, scaled down and keeping it safe. vaccine rollouts and roadblocks. the shortages, the snafus, and the signs some states are figuring it out. as america looks to 2021, a new administration inherits a nation divided, a nation struggling economically and socially. we'll chart a path forward >>> plus, in a year most want to forget, we'll celebrate the milestones and moments worth remembering. >> negotiatigo, nasa go, spacex >>> good evening 2020 is finally coming to an end. it has been a heart-breaking year of pain and loss, but also of heroism and resilience in the face of a once in a century pandemic that has tested the resolve of americans and the world. tonight a new year's eve unlike any other in times square. no crowds, people told to stay away a live look right now at times square on the left, new year's eve last year not long before covid cha

i'm shepard smith on cnbc. two capitol police officers suspended today for their behavior during the assault on the u.s. capitol, according to congressman, tim ryan. he says one took a selfie and the other put a maga hat on and was directing people around. investigators say they've arrested two men seen prowling the senate chamber with plastic zip ties to be used to restrain people federal counterterrorism prosecutors are distribute -- i'm sorry. disturbing videos have been emerging of the vicious assault on capitol police officers who were desperately trying to hold back the pro-trump mob they're giving us a clearer image of what happened inside the chaos. here's dave gutierrez.. >>> the mob marched loudly through the hallowed halls of congress with a message [ we want trump, chants] >> this is 2021, y'all this is insanity >> reporter: some broke into the senate chamber >> stay down get down while others forced a standoff outside the speakers lobbya cam. seconds later a woman is shot dead >> oh, oh. [ bleep] >

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that's what's topping cnbc's on the money. in addition to president trump's permanent ban from twitter, the social media company also removed the accounts of michael flynn, sidney powell, and other supporters of president trump who promoted conspiracy theories the bans are also permanent. today's actions the strongest yet by twitter to crack down on calls for violence and misinformation on a platform a twitter spokesperson says these bans are in line with its policies sidney powell also the target of a lawsuit. the voting machine company, dominion, taking legal action against the former trump campaign lawyer. powell claimed without evidence that dominion switched votes to favor president trump -- to favor joe biden in the run against president trump. alleging defamation now, dominion is seeking $1.3 billion in damage. >>> and about eight million stimulus payments will be sent on debit cards if you're getting one, the government reports it will arrive in your mailbox in a marked envelope. look for the treasury department seal,

sources tell cnbc he had been laying low since then. the hong kong listed stock did surge on news of ma's reappearance, 8.5% right now yes, he is very much back. >> a very high profile reappearance there as well thank you very much for those headlines, we'll see you later on. >>> now back to the markets as investors await president-elect joe biden take office, cautiously optimistic about his economic agenda. for more now i am joined by patrick palfrey, cohead of the quantitative research group. thank you for joining us this morning. let's talk about whether or not investors should be more cautious about an incoming biden administration or do they feel like it's going to be similar to what happened under president donald trump >> i think it ultimately depends what we see out of his policy, and right now it looks like one of his main priorities is additional stimulus for the economy. in light of everything that's going on with coronavirus. so i think if we begin to see some of that $1.9 trillion package take shape, including additional st

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at cnbc global headquarters, and here is your top five at five. >>> futures, they are trading lower right now as investors look to close out what's been a recording setting week for the stock market r. >>> and a rough run, bitcoin dropping below the 30,000 mark, the all time high it set earlier this month. >>> breaking news as president biden preparing to issue two more executive orders today with a focus on the economy we'll bring you the details of those orders next. >>> under pressure, shares of tech giants intel and ibm both trading lower this morning after quarterly results and commentary plus, more bad news from bond fans, one of the most anticipated movies of the year delayed yet again and it's not alone. it's friday, january 22nd, 2021, you are watching "worldwide exchange" right here on cnbc >>> top of the morning, i am dominic chu in for brian sullivan stock futures pointing to some modest losses at the opening bell dow lower by roughly 250 points, the s&p lower by 26, and the nasdaq down by 71 points as well the nasdaq has been an out performer. treasury yields, meanwhile, with

cnbc's eamon javers has the story. how has president-elect biden's life positioned him from being this >> we live in an era where it's a good things when you're very young or new joe biden is the antithesis of that all day today we've heard from supporters talking about his experience and the experience he'll bring into the white house. this is a politician that has some political scar tissue as well he presided over the anita hill hearings and was guard tds as being up in terms of running for president and being president he not gout ahead of his vice president. this was a vice president more eager to embrace the change than barack obama was. >> i wund der how much it works. we'll see how much he interacts with his own vice president. >>> as vice president harris walked on to stage today, eugene goodman escorted her he is the heroic officer that held off rioters during the capitol siege. the first latina on the supreme court swore her in on a bible belonging to the first black justice. the vice president surrounded by

this is the news on cnbc >> a very dangerous person who should not continue in office. >> the growing call to invoke the 25th amendment tonight the fallout and path forward after the deadly attack on our democracy, unprecedented action twitter locks the president's account. facebook and instagram block him for the rest of his presidency 13 days until joe biden is sworn in plus a list tore cal and emotional look back. >> the only thing we have to fear is fear itself. >> a proud reminder of what makes this building the greatest symbol of democracy on the planet >> announcer: live from cnbc global headquarters, the facts, the truth, "the news with shepard smith. >> good evening, some of the president's closest ails are saying they've had enough and calls growing louder for his immediate removal from office after the president incited a violent mob of his supporters to storm the u.s. katrina capitol. police say four people are now dead democratic leaders in the house and the senate are making it perfectly clear if vice president pence and the cabinet don't act now and use their constituti

at cnbc global headquarters, and here is your top five at five. stocks looking to bounce back on the heels of the market's worst week since october, futures right now are in the green president trump entering his final full day as commander in chief as washington, d.c. and the country prepares for the president-elect joe biden to take office. we are live in washington with the latest there >>> and the u.s. hitting yet another very grim mark in the covid-19 outbreak as one governor looks to bypass the federal government in getting his state's vaccine doses. and act big, that's the message treasury secretary nominee janet yellen is expected to deliver to lawmakers when it comes to boosting the u.s. economy. and another major milestone for tesla as it rolls out its first china produced model y vehicle it's tuesday, january 19th, 2021, and you are watching "worldwide exchange" right here on cnbc. >>> ♪ 1, 2, 1, 2, 3, 4 ♪ >> good morning, and welcome to the show, i am dominic chu in today for brian sullivan here's how your money and the global mark

at cnbc global headquarters. stocks looking to build on their strong start the futures this morning, they're in the red pressure continuing to mount on president trump as lawmakers in the house begin their efforts to remove him from office the very latest from washington. the president also facing a crackdown from big tech companies all across silicon valley they're pulling the plug on his online presence. right here, speeding up the vaccine rollout, officials across the country looking to overcome hurdles as the u.s. hits new bleak milestones in the covid-19 outbreak and china accusing the u.s. of crossing a line after secretary of state pompeo lifts restriction with taiwan we have reaction it is january 11, tw2021, and you're watching "worldwide exchange" right here on cnbc >>> good morning i'm frank holland in for brian sullivan here is how your money and the global markets are setting up their day. stock futures are down big the dow, 2010 points down. we're seeing the s&p down also the nasdaq, the tech index

keep in mind cnbc spac 50 is keeping track of these for you and the cnbc spac 50. jack >> caller: jim, a great big boo-yah from allentown. >> my, i was in allentown yesterday. how do you like that that's a great coincidence. >> reporter: that is a great coincidence. glad to have you here in our great city. >> that's a good sign. what's up? >> caller: first time caller, long time listener. >> thank you. >> caller: are you bullish on ford motors? where is the stock headed? >> jim farly is running it and has the backing of the family. this quarter may have warranty issues i don't want to have too much hype but my travel trust owns it join along at the action alerts plus club. we're not adding to the position that's important for people to know let's go to quidwight in connecticut. >> caller: thanks for taking my call. >> of course. >> caller: the stock i have a question about is xl fleet the stock has risen to 35 and came back down to 20 i bought some at 21 and looking to buy more. my question is would several analysts giving the stockprice between 30 and 60 and the c

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at cnbc global headquarters and here is your top five at five. president-elect joe biden unveiling his 1.9 trillion, yes, with a t, covid relief plan. >>> chinese smart phone maker added to the trump administration's blacklist of companies with alleged ties to china's military >>> shares of petco and poshmark soaring on their first days of trading as the ipo market roars to star 2021 jeff bezos blue origin planning to fly its first passengers by april with a hefty price tag. >>> and invest in you, how americans are looking to achieve their saving and retirement goals a bit differently this year it's friday, january 15th, 2021, and you are watching "worldwide exchange" on cnbc. ♪ i'm dominic chu in for brian sullivan, the global markets are setting their day with stock futures incoming a pull back modestly so. the dow jones implied lower by 15 points, the s&p lower by 8 points at the bell, and the nasdaq at 12 points. this losses, yes, right across the board, but very modest the dow closing lower yesterday, posting back-to-back losses for the fi

at cnbc global headquarters and here are your top five at five. we begin with the stage being set for the second impeachment of president trump as he faces further crack down from the tech sector we're live in washington with the very latest. >>> then we turn to the increasing political tensions in washington ushering in a wave of caution among investor, and stocks find themselves in a bit of a holding pattern. >>> and a developing authority as one of the top officials in the federal push for a coronavirus vaccine is now announcing his exit. >>> and president-elect biden ap

i appreciate all of your thoughts on cnbc, early in the morning. me and my wife. >> you're very kind. i am happy to be able to try to help you let's go to work >> i know it's been downgraded yesterday and i've been holding that for a while and just wanted to know what it looks like for the 2021, for this year. >> yeah, here's the problem. the competition is coming all over the place now and even though impossible has some ingredients that maybe some of the people, vegans, vegetarians don't like, they just cut prices again, the second time now the prices were cut 15%. there's just too much competition right now. it looks like that ethan brown as great as he is is proselytizing for an industry a lot of people want so right now they are under pricing pressure and that is causing the stock to go down. now to victoria in california, please, victoria. >> caller: hi, jim. >> hi, victoria. >> caller: when the coronavirus epidemic is over we will look back at companies that became instrumental to our every day lives and how we do business moving forward i l

i'm sue herera here is your cnbc news update at this hour. the fbi is now offering $75,000 for information about the people responsible for suspected pipe bombs found outside the republican and democratic party headquarters on the day of the capitol hill riots >>> in atlantic city new jersey the implosion of a casino built by former president trump has been pushed back to february 17th also on auction to trigger the detonation has been replaced out of safety concerns people will now be able to bid on hotel rooms and prime spots to view the implosion. >>> the wisingle winning ticketn the $731 million powerball drawing is in allegheny county. >> and a sad note, in upstate new york a special procession honoring the three national guard soldiers who died in a helicopter crash last night. officials say it happened during a routine training mission you are up-to-date that's the news update scott, i'll send it back to you. >> thank you, sue herera. >>> let's talk about the moves you guys are making. tiffany, new investment in the a arc. it's gotten

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that's from the reporting of cnbc's eamon javers. eamon, are you with us >> reporter: yeah, shep, i'm here we don't have confirmed is whether shots have been fired. what we are seeing is pictures now from people in the house chamber of officers with guns drawn and pointed at the door of the house and some very respected reporters from long-time washington reporters who have covered the house for a long time are reporting that there's an attempt now to breach the house floor itself the doors of the house to get onto the floor inside the chamber there. and capitol police are obviously standing by their ground we're monitoring this to see if we can get pictures of exactly what's happening at the doors to the house of representatives it does appear there is a confrontation now between law enforcement, security forces and these protesters who have breached the capitol building and have made their way to the house floor. so, we're going to look for more detail on that before we can say exactly what's going on there. but on the other side o

tweet us at cnbc fast money and we'll talk about big option bet today. stay with us "fast money" after this ♪ ♪ digital transformation has failed to take off. because it hasn't removed the endless mundane work we all hate. ♪ ♪ automation can solve that by taking on repetitive tasks for us. unleash your potential. uipath. reboot work. >>> welcome back to "fast money. stocks eeking out a gain in sell offs but ending well off the highs of the day bonawyn with one key name reporting earnings this week, what did you see >> taking a look at micron, calls outpacing puts 3 to 1 after being as high as 4 to 1 earlier in the session kick it up further and look at applied volatility, options moving 9% in either direction in between now and end of january, compared to 5% in last four quarters, much more in line with what we've seen in the last eight quarters the trade that stood out to me, 10,000 of the micron calls traded 85 cents putting your fwraek break about 50% higher than where we are. there's about 50% move on earnings trade expect it to be trade posi

at cnbc and here is your top five at 5:00. stocks looking to bounce back after starting the year with a steep selloff, futures are higher >>> the new york stock exchange making an abrupt u-turn, now saying that it will no longer delist three chinese telecom giants >>> it is decision day in georgia, voters there heading to the polls to decide two key is that the races that could have an impact on your money. >> the uk back in lockdown mode amid rising virus cases as boris johnson warns of the hardest weeks ahead for the nation >>> and shares of foxconn surging as it says that it wants to get into the electric vehicle market it is tuesday, january 5, and this is worldwi"worldwide exch." ♪ good morning, good afternoon or good evening from wherever in the world that you may be watching i'm brian sullivan glad to have you with us let's get to the markets and your money after monday's big tumble, futures are looking like we could bounce back a little bit they are higher, not a lot, dow up 49, nasdaq 17 but they are in the green. y

and i have a feeling i'll see you all day long here on cnbc. thank you very much. >>> call this the saudi shocker if you will. a bombshell at the opec meeting saying that the country will cut production by 1 million barrels a day and adding that they did it as a sign of good will to opec and other oil producing nations that are struggling. that surprise move sent oil stocks higher tuesday. crude oil jumped 5%, many big name oil stocks went with it marathon up 12%, occidental about the same and even exxonmobil rose 7% at one point on tuesday and youk scan see those moves there. and it was done to counter the desire for russia to raise its own production even in weakening global demand and also to balance out what could be falling demand due to the global lockdowns. i was able to ask the saudi energy manager to give us his best and worst case scenarios. and he answered by saying that his scenarios may be more of a hunch than a science >> what is going on now is lockdowns and this and that. so my sense tells me take a proactive and preemptive acti

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i'm sue herera here is your cnbc news update this hour. the trump administration is reportedly planning to put cuba back on the state department's list of sponsors of terrorism which could make it more difficult for the biden administration to improve relations with that country. reuters says that announcement could be made today. >>> the washington monument will be shut down through january 24th as the national parks service closes some parking areas and roadways around the national mall due to threats from some pro-trump groups to disrupt joe biden's inauguration >>> and the new york state bar association is now looking at whether to remove rudy giuliani as a member after he told trump supporters, let's have a trial by combat, just before the capitol riot removal from the group, however, is not a disbarment and giuliani would still be able to practice law in that state. you are up to date i will send it back to you, carl >>> all right, sue, thank you very much. apple, as you may know by now, over the weekend pulling the plug on parler sa

. >>> former pboc monetary committee member has told cnbc he is optimistic the biden administration can repair damage done to the chinese relationship during the trump years speaking to our colleagues in singapore it, as part of the davos agenda, he said the new president's advisers will be key. >> overall i'm very optimistic about the relationship the single most important reason is the team of president biden is very experienced dealing with china. and china is most comfortable dealing with such a team many top cabinet members are old friends and negotiators of china. this is single 340es important reason reversely, the problem of president trump with dealing with china he was dealing with new teams and they were using a call, a barking strategy even with china, which backfired. i do think that the relationship will de-escalate more important, the overall temperature will come down allowing both sides to really negotiate and cooperate on many issues >> i have to say, though, that politically the temperature is not coming down, it seems, between u.s. and china is that going to complica

check out our cnbc spac 50 index. top 50 u.s. spacs by market cap, including spacs that have declared a targeted investment it's up sharply to the renaissance etf and tracks ipos. joining us is robert kindler, morgan stanley vice chairman and global head of m&a good morning to you, rob we talk spacs every morning. i heard a phrase i never heard it used to be you have a beauty pageant or auction which you'd run an auction for a company now they have spacoffs you have a target company. everybody shows up as a spac what's happening here? >> they fulfill a unique space i don't think they're going away what's happening overtime is the technology around them has gotten better. most notably around doing the pipes at the spac. what's happened with spacs is they've become just a unique vehicle for certain companies. right now because of the public equity markets are so high, you can get more from the sale of a spac than you can the private market there's a disconnect between the public market and the private market if the overall capital

my job is not only to entertain you but to teach you, call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jim cramer non-pharm payroll down most expected increase s&p 5% and the nasdaq gained an amazing 1.03%. maybe the market saw this week is coming? how could we have jobs growth running. unfortunately we are doing a poor job distributing the vaccine that you can't exec to rebound soon every disappointing jobs number like this one makes it more likely to get another round of st stimulus checks. a host of commodity keeps going higher we got mass unemployment thanks to the increasingly dead lipan democratic when you combine with a slow economy, you get a situation where stock, yes, i know this term is old, they're the only game in town that means you will get some prolong moves higher like the incredible run in tesla. another 8% today to another new high as one analyst after another concedes that the company is doing better than expected and as the s&p 500 index funds are forced to buy the darn thing at ever higher prices, thanks to its inclusion of index, tesla keeps ongoing higher umbrel i can't bl

do you want to try again. >> is it just a cnbc fed survey? not all-american. >> bingo i would like some -- >> okay. i'm sorry. i put that in there. i thought it was so good. >> i know you go. >> go ahead. >> all america is our survey of national population. we surveyed wall street and they think president biden is asking for too much money but they're more upbeat on his impact on the stock market, economy and the fight against covid than they were in december cnbc fed survey, 72% of the 32 respondents think it's too big relative to what's needed and they'll likely get 1.2 trillion from congress. a 53% think biden will have a positive impact. just 1/4 think it will be a negative impact. pointing to an array of policies in the new administration that would help the economy kathy bostjancic says faster vaccine diffusion, additional fiscal stimulus stemming and rebounding confidence should spark a mini-boom in activity starting this spring not everyone so bullish. barry knapp says the tax plan will get a 10% pull back in the s&p, half from higher

>>> it is 5:00 a.m it's cnbc. here's your top five at 5:00 trading in 2021 coming in, well, like last year went out. on the move higher futures up big stocks continue to catch a bid, but nothing can top bitcoin's bid surging again breaking through 34,000 before pulling back in a big way. it's down a couple thousand right now. >>> trump urging georgia's top election official to overturn the state's presidential results. that call coming just two days before key senate runoffs in the states. >>> the u.s. looking to ramp-up the rollout of the covid vaccines, while the uk is giving out the astrazeneca vaccine for the first time today. >>> and tesla shares they are soaring right now and delivering a record-breaking number of cars turn the key on. trading on 2021. it is monday, january 4th, and this is "worldwide exchange" right here on cnbc. ♪ i'm back back in the new york new ♪ i'm back, back in the new york, ooh ♪ >>> certainly back in the mood to see you this morning. good afternoon or good evening and welcome

i'm sue herera and here is the cnbc news update at this hour. the cdc is planning to require proof of a negative covid test before boarding for passengers on international flights coming to the country, starting in two weeks that is according to "the wall street journal" and reuters it is an expansion of the existing testing requirement for passengers currently coming from the united kingdom. >>> according to the washington post, the day before the capitol riots, the fbi office in norfolk, virginia, shared a raw report on the extremists calling for violence the next day and saying go there "ready for war" and we get our president or we die, end quote. >>> and there is an angry kevin mccarthy, the leader of the house, told president trump to call and congratulate president biden for winning the election, but the leaders don't plan to encourage vote of impeachment which estimate of over one dozen republicans to vote to impeach the president. that is the news update. back to you, brian. >> thank you, sue herera, very much. >>> many citizens are fru

call me 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. how is business holding up not talking about how covid is affecting the economy or the boss moving for another stimulus bill the dow shed 179 points and the nasdaq inched up .09%. i want to take the temperature of real companies to see how they're handling one of the strangest moments i can recall we're going to find out next week when we hear from some of the most important companies in america. ibm reported and dented the dow but not the titans of tech they used to be these days they're fighting for relevance. so what is my game plan? well, we had a mini rotation into the consumer package goods name, a slowdown every time we see oil tick lower we'll see if the rotation continues after kimberly clark reports on monday morning. the last quarter was bismal. can kimberly clark turn things around stay tuned johnson & johnson, not only do i expect a fabulous quarter but leg on the clinical trial of the century. their one and done vaccine candidate that could take this country and make it,

the cnbc for you that 72% of the 32 respondents this is it's too big and that it will likely just get $1.2 trillion. 53% think biden will have a positive impact on the stock market that's up ten points, just a quarter believe it will be negative respondents pointing to an arrays of policies that could help the economy that's a pretty wide held fuel 40% say president biden will do a better job than president trump on handling the economy. that's also up and 85%, up 20 points, think biden will do a better job than president trump at handling the coronavirus. morgan >> i want to go back to a topic you and i visited last week, the $15 an hour federal minimum wage what does the polling say about that >> what's likely, morgan, from our conversation i went right to making out these questions, put this in there. i can tell you that 53% of the respondents think $15 minute miss wait a-- those who say tha is too high, that 44% group think $9.50 is the right place where the benefits would outweigh the costs. >> i'm also curious about the tip wages, too >> a pleasure. >>> coming up. a wild day for

on cnbc global headquarters. here are your top five at five investors await quarterly results. shares of gamestop continuing their rapid climb as elon musk throws more fuel on the frenzy surge. >>> microsoft also on the rise this morning on strong earnings. thanks to pandemic driven demand, it's a bit of a different story for starbucks, the stock which saw its bounce back in the u.s. curtailed by covid once again, and for the first time in more than 60 years, the baseball hall of fame announcing no new inductees will be welcomed in it is wednesday, january 27th, 2021, and you're watching "worldwide exchange" here on cnbc ♪ ♪ woo hoo ♪ >> and good morning to you, i'm frank holland in for brian sullivan here's how your money and the global markets they're setting up their day at least so far stock futures are a bit mixed right now. we're taking a look at them. s&p down, the dow jones down as well the nasdaq the only one in the green clearly getting a boost from those strong microsoft earnings this after stocks ended slightly lower yesterday. the busiest week of earnings, it

at cnbc global headquarters. here's your top five at five stocks under pressure this morning as investors get into the thick of the busiest week of earnings season and the continued fallout from those very wild swings in heavily shorted stocks janet yellen, officially clearing the final hurdle in her historic path to becoming the next treasury secretary of the united states. >>> apollo global's leon black announcing his exit from the ceo job amid renewed questions over his ties to former financier jeffrey epstein. >>> president biden setting a new goal for covid vaccinations in this country as his administration looks to overcome early headaches in its mass inoculation push. >>> and a revamp of new york city's famed restaurant week as eateries look to keep their doors open, roll out a new strategy and stay in business. it is tuesday, january 26th, 2021, and you are watching "worldwide exchange" right here on cnbc. >>> good morning, i am dominic chu in for brian sullivan, and here is how your money and the global

i'm sue herera here's your cnbc news update at this hour. in washington the national mall and landmarks like the lincoln and jefferson memorials will be closed through at least the day after the inauguration the park service says the move is being done to ensure safety and security president trump will reportedly leave washington on the morning of the inauguration and land in florida while he is still president. nbc news says the plans, though, are still fluid. >> the pentagon says it has reached its goal of reducing the number of u.s. troops in afghanistan to 2500. that drawdown may have violated a congressional ban on such troop reductions. >> in the netherlands the prime minister and his entire cabinet have resigned. they have accepted political responsibility for a scandal involving wrongful fraud charges against thousands of child welfare recipients you are up-to-date scott, back to you >> leslie picker joining us now with that company's ceo in a cnbc exclusive interview les, take it away. >> thanks, scott and thank you, jonathan fitzpa

i'm shepard smith on cnbc. it is the bottom of the hour, and time for top of the news, and the house of representatives has impeached the president for an unprecedented second time. no word yet when speaker pelosi is going to send the article to the senate, but the majority leader mitch mcconnell said that the trial will not happen until president biden's inauguration, and that could throw a wrench into the transition, and harder for a senate occupied by a impeachment trial to confirm nominees and the cabinet the opening days of the administrations. and so mike memoli joins us. >> and the last time that he was impeached and it is incredible in those terms, joe biden was fighting for votes in iowa and new hampshire and he said then that his focus was not on a senate trial, but on beating donald trump at the ballot box. today, joe biden is the president-elect, and we still at this hour have not heard any reaction from biden or the biden team about the action that the house took today, but the sentiment from biden

this is cnbc i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. and we're watching the u.s. equity futures this morning. things are indicated a little higher it was a mixed day yesterday the dow was down but only by about 8 points, and really, the markets have been kind of treading water we hit new highs last week, and we have been treading water, watching all of these events unfold in washington the major averages are a half percent off their all time highs, the dow is a gain of 103 points, and this morning, the futures are indicated up by 94 points, that tells you how closely these markets are kind of sitting

it's 30 minutes until the close of the market day on cnbc. the dow up 475 points, 480 now, despite what we're seeing here we'll have market coverage as the day continues. josh, i know you were there from the very beginning and we know that the capitol was closed today, that there was a security cordon, and then the breach happened. were those who made the initial breach, to your knowledge, were those met with pushback? was there some sort of pushback as pictures on social media i'm seeing would suggest or were they essentially outnumbered and allowed to enter or what >> essentially after the president finished his remarks, you had all those people marching from up toward the direction of the white house down here to the capitol eventually, as you suggested, they simply outnumbered the law enforcement officers here at the scene. even though you had capitol police who try to form a line to prevent people from crossing in and getting closer to the capitol, eventually they were outnumbered. there were basically bike racks that were up as barriers

schlumberger up 6% and now to sue herera for a cnbc news update. >> hello, everybody. here's what's happening at this hour in washington president trump telling a rally once again that the 2020 election was stolen from him but not giving any proof to support his claims. >> we will never give up we will never concede. it doesn't happen. you don't concede when there's theft involved our country has had enough we will not take it anymore. >> multiple reports said president-elect joe biden has selected judge-maker garland to be his attorney general. in 2016 president obama selected garland to sever on the supreme court but the republican-led senate refused to hold hearings on his nomination. >>> and for the first time in four years gas mileage for new vehicles in the u.s. fell and pollution levels rose. this as americans bought more suvs and trucks which are not as fuel efficient that is the news update this hour kelly, i'll send it back to you. >> no, they are not, sue thank you very much. my minivan has terrible gas mileage, like 21 miles per gallon. >> but you'll come o

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he's a cnbc contributor. to what meg is talking about, where we stand, especially the idea 45,000 people in florida who according to the state's data are late for the second dosage, where do we stand? how are things going >> i don't have direct insight into how florida is managing the vaccine. there is enough vaccine in the system, they should be allocating for it. there should be enough for first doses and second doses we're on a good steady stream. 30 million doses have been distributed to states. as of this tuesday there will be another 15 million available to states 5 million doses have been ordered by the states but not shipped for a total of 50 million. a little more than 10 million have been used there is a way to increase supply much we can try to increase production. we can do more to get efficiencies in the fill finishing product. so that's what the new incoming administration should be looking at, ways to work with manufacturers to get more production into the system the final point is if j&j's vac

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welcome to "squawk box" here on cnbc i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. and we're watching the u.s. equity futures on this friday. we did see a little bit of a pull back yesterday for the stock market, and, you know, this came after a week of kind of treading water, i would say, just coming off some of those all time highs we are on track for the three major averages to end down this week, that would be the first time in five weeks that's happened s&p futures off by ten, the nasdaq down by 20. if you're watching what's happening in the treasury market, the yield on the ten-year, which is the one we have been watching so very closely is sitting at 1.14%. check out the small caps, though, because the russell 2000 was up by 2% yesterday it closed at another record high it seems to be notching a record high every day, up 43 this morning, even after that, 2,155. the dow transports closed at a record high. that came after a gain of more than 1% in yesterday's session i think that's the second day in a row that both the dow transports and russell 2000 have close

>>> good morning welcome to "squawk box" on cnbc. it's monday, another week. an endless possibilities of what might unfold let's take a look at the u.s. equity futures this hour you'll see things are trading lower with the dow down by 170 points right now nasdaq indicated down by 44. the s&p off by about 17. you have to remember, both the dow and s&p 500 are working on four-day winning streaks all three of the major averages ended at record highs on friday and you are talking about what's been happening with all of these issues the biggest gains we've seen in six weeks for both the dow and the s&p 500. if you want to take a look at treasury yields, that was a big story last week. we finally saw the ten-year move back above 1%. first time since march right now it looks like the yield is above 1.1% at 1.07% 30-year at 1.86% andrew >> the big story over the weekend, twitter, facebook, snapchat are among the platforms that have blocked or removed president trump's access following the breach of the capitol last week. shares of those social media companies have tak

whose was that good morning, and welcome to "squawk box" here on cnbc. i'm joe kernen along with becky quick and andrew ross sorkin you're the one, you're copping to it, beck. >> it was an alert my phone, it's not my phone ringing. it's an alert. i don't even know what for >> i heard that alert. have you seen the geico guys telling you not to turn into your parents you can turn off your phone here i don't have that on my phone. you all have that on your phone. i'm reading a book about submarines, who else does that my dad, yes, your dad. u.s. equity futures at this hour are indicated -- >> do you know this guy, no, you don't know him, stop telling him how to back up. >> the waiter doesn't need to know your name. >> we all see the blue hair. don't look >> he has blue hair. he has blue hair nobody knows what we're talking about unless they watch tv that's progressive, isn't it, that's not geico anyway, treasury yields at this hour as you can see with the averages up, treasury yields are maintaining that move above 1%, but just barely, and this has become,

terrified cnbc viewers watched slack jawed as he ranted. here is part of his performance. >> hell is coming! this was a feeling like i've never had. like there's a tsunami coming, right? a tsunamias is coming. you feel it in the air. the tide starts to roll out, ok? on the beach, people are playing and having fun like there's nothing going on. that's the feeling i've had for the last two months, ok? and my colleagues at work, ok, thought i was a lunatic! we need to shut it down now! america will end as we knowth i, ok? i'm sorry to say so, ok, unless we take this option. >> bill ackman was afraid, and he wanted you to be afraid. he was especially frightened for the future of hilton hotels. hilton hotels ackman proclaimed, "is going to zero along with every other hotel company in the world. every hotel is going to be shut down in the country. every one!" talk aboutng scary! but in the end, not for bill ackman. not long after that appearance, we learned that his firm had made more than $2t billion from trading in the stocks many people believ

at cnbc global headquarters. stocks looking to build on their strong start the futures this morning, they're in the red pressure continuing to mount on president trump as lawmakers in the house begin their efforts to remove him from office the very latest from washington. the president also facing a crackdown from big tech companies all across silicon valley they're pulling the plug on his online presence. right here, speeding up the vaccine rollout, officials across the country looking to overcome hurdles a