growth rate and job creation, now if you put the fed statement and higher jobless claims together, that s what s pushing stock prices down this morning. look at it. the dow is off about 100, s&p 60, nasdaq about 31, more on that in a second. all right, did you watch night 3 of the democrats convention? it was hate trump night. speaker after speaker layed into the president in personal terms. he gets the blame for everything. seems to me like the democrats have not gotten over their loss 4 years ago. the president was live tweeting all the way through. we will show you both sides of this, of course, but seems to me like all of the democrats have is hate trump. varney & company is about to begin. stuart: look at the red ink on the markets, first of all, down across the board but not that much. let s get right at it. larry kudlow, director of economic council at the white house. larry, negatives this morning. more than 1.1 million jobless claims, the fed says the virus is hu
the 9. i saw that movie. the movie we re talking about is rocket man. i didn t know so much about elton john s life. i loved his music. i didn t know the trials and tribulations and what happened to him. if you haven t seen the movie, i highly recommend it. i ve been watching a lot of these interviews he s done. he and elton had a number of sit downs and discussions together. elton john basically said to taron, hey, you do you. you don t have to do my exact voice. get into a groove and bring it. because he said elton john always gave it 100% and i m going to give it as well. you know what i learned? they cgi ed that gap in his teeth. a little piece of green tape in the middle of his teeth? something like that. tiny dancer, by t nice wedding song for anyone getting married. that s how we cracked it open. let s crack this newscast open with steve paulson. on the way in had some rain here. no rain there. best concert i saw this year by far. at oakland. yes, a l
arrows this morning. monday, june 10th, 2019 and squawk box begins right now. live from new york where business never sleeps, this is squawk box. good morning, everybody. welcome to squawk box here on cnbc we are live from the nasdaq market site in times square. i m becky quick along with joe kernen and mike santoli. andrew is out today. u.s. equities this morning, things are looking up once again after the tariffs with mexico have been called off the dow futures are indicated up another 107 points s&p futures up by 10 1/2 nasdaq up by 23, almost 24 this morning. dow has now been up five days in a row. the s&p 500 and nasdaq were up four days. the dow now breaking a six-week losing streak, i should say. that was its longest in eight years with that big gain that we saw from last week again, five days in a row with gains looking at triple digit gains open now take a look at what s been happening in the treasury market yields the other big story after the jobs rep
u.s. equity futures now, we re looking at a positive open this is after four straight negative sessions for the s&p 500. looks like we ll be negative the dow is up by 6 1/2 points. the dow down by 13 the nasdaq yesterday broke a three-day losing streak. over in europe, italian bond yields came off a bit. that provided a bit of relief there. we will go to asia first, excuse me the nikkei up fractionally we have red arrows across the board. there is hope for a brexit deal, but the ftse 100 is down 2%. i would never say imminent for brexit deal. relatively imminent compared to past hopes, how is that no, i think a couple headlines over the past couple of days, encouraging narrowed their differences. yes next week is the crucial october 18th subject the tone since the last meeting in salzburg has improved, but there s a lot of differences okay. improved that you get to a improved that you get to a co coordinated exit agreement the thing theresa may is looking fo
this comes amid heightened fears that russia could escalate their war against ukraine. as the country waits to see what is going to happen in the fight over abortion rights, we re going to look at the moves states are already making in anticipation of the ruling. parents across the country are scrambling to find baby for formula. what s behind the shortage, and what s being done to replenish the supply. and a good saturday morning to all of you. it is saturday, may 7th. christie, so nice to be back with you. thank you for having me. we appreciate you welcoming that 1:45 alarm. i know it s not easy. for you, anything, and now we re going, adrenaline s flowing, got calf ffcaffeine. we ve got an hour under our belt. we can do this. thank you. let s talk about president biden. indeed, he is touting economic gains in the new u.s. jobs report, while visiting a manufacturing facility in ohio on friday, but he s also addressed what is at the top of mind for so many am