now. good morning and welcome to world wide exchange on cnbc. i m sara eisen alongside don chew. let s check on the global market this is morning. breaking the nasdaq winning streak we saw some raem declines yesterday in u.s. stocks and looks like the selling continues this morning sort of in a marginal way. dow futures down 20, s&p down 3. nasdaq down nine. wall street cover story leads with a earnings report. big companies like mcdonald s and starbucks. what s interesting again we re talking about a market that s been down like you said seven straight days. we haven t seen any pri siptous drop. we re not seeing any kind of panic. slow and steady. decline for stocks in the u.s. as for the 10-year treasury note yield we ve seenle it around the world starting in japan the last 24 hours or so continuing into the u.s., 1.53. some selling pushing yields higher. see how we go. big government job s report on friday. absolutely. at least with the european side of t
captured - mexican druglord arrested after six months on the run live in germany, where cologne s police chief is fired after mass sexual assaults on new year s eve. the city braces for protests. and in sport - another busy day of f.a. cup games on the cards. there has been a big surprise for exeter, with a million dollar player - those details coming up, liverpool at anfield. aid agencies are trying to get food and medicine in to besieged towns in syria, where tonnes of thousands are starving to death. images of emancipated bodies and hungry children led to an international outcry over the use of siege tactics by all sides in the war. in the former mount air holiday resort, 152,000 people have been cut off from aid since july. volunteers hand out the few supplies they have left are we not arabs as well. i wear to god we are arabs. these children - what wrong have they done. what wrong did this child commit people have been reduced to scrabbling for food in the stre
emergency crews are responding to reports of a chemical accident at the tesoro refinery. the contra costa fire department confirms it s responding to a medical situation there. these are live pictures over the scene from newschopper2. according to reports, two workers were sprayed with sulfuric acid. back in february, two workers were sprayed with sulfuric acid and airlifted to uc davis medical center. if we get any more information we ll bring it to you later in the newscast. an arson investigation is underway in the east bay after three fires broke out in a fremont neighborhood earlier this morning. alex savidge joins us live from one baseball where little leaguers say this is not the first time this sort of things that happened. alex savidge has more. reporter: the kids who play baseball here on this field are disappointed after someone intentionally set fire to the score booth behind the backstop here. what makes this all even worse, is that this booth was just rebuil
reporter: kate, we have fresh information for you. we have heard from local police here in jindo, south korea. the deputy principle of that school where most of these high school students were from, has been found dead just by the gymnasium where many of the families are wait for news of their relatives. local police saying he was found hanging from a tree. another tragedy to add to this one. we re going into the third night here. relatives sitting by the water desperately looking out to sea wondering whats has happened to their loved ones. this morning, divers in south korea have finally made their way into the ship s hull. the ship now completely submerged under choppy seas, the strong currents in murky water making any rescue efforts nearly impossible. rescuers this morning pumping oxygen into the ship in the hopes of providing air to anyone inside who may be alive. but the desperate families wait for answers, it s not enough. they re pleading with authorities to do more
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