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that's next. >>> plus, boston dynamics robot spot is getting a face lift. the machine's newest upgrade with the company's ceo we'll be right back. >>> good morning the nasdaq just snapped its longest losing streak in a year. futures are muted this morning investors feeling some uncertainty over stimulus as the house and speaker -- as the house speaker and the treasury secretary, they are still talking. >>> meantime, dow component verizon topping third quarter profit estimates and raising its guidance. >>> plus, investors pummelling netflix. we'll get you up to speed on the latest wall street earnings. >>> and see spot there for othe others the robot helping health care workers weather the coronavirus. the final hour of "squawk box" begins right now. >>> good morning and welcome to "squawk box" here on cnbc. i'm joe kernen along with becky quick and andrew ross sorkin u.s. equity futures are little changed this morning although we are seeing all three in the red now. see the dow down 30 points nasdaq off 29 or so. s&p down 5 and change. you can say the earni

spot the boston dynamics robot dog was sent to chernobyl to help sniff out radiation. 30 years on from the disaster, 200 tonnes of radioactive fuel is still thought to be the area. — — 3a years on we met another robot named spot who is also wanting to behave. a team from johns hopkins university are training this robot using dog training tech that not when it is tested well, it gets a treat for some researchers say it can achieve in two days what would usually take a month in training. the headphone market is seriously overcrowded so companies have had to get a little bit more creative today. take a look at that's, it looks like one speaker and it is in this form, you call this party mode but you can also separate them into two and place them up to 22 feet apart to create stereo sound. plus take a look inside and you've got a pair of true wireless earbuds. each part of the speaker has six hours battery life and the buds can be recharged when they are sitting in the speaker. i had a bit of a problem with getting earbuds to fit and stay in my ears. as i have said before it could be b

spot the boston dynamics robot dog was sent to chernobyl to help sniff out radiation. 3a years on from the disaster, 200 tonnes of radioactive fuel is still thought to be the area. we met another robot named spot who is also wanting to behave. a team from johns hopkins university are training this robot using dog training tech of positive reinforcement. when it performs a task well, it gets a treat. researchers say it can achieve in two days what would usually take a month in training. the headphone market is seriously overcrowded so companies have had to get a little bit more creative today. take a look at this — it looks like one speaker and it is in this form, you call this party mode but you can also separate them into two and paste them up to 22 feet apart to create stereo sound. plus take a look inside and you've got a pair of true wireless earbuds. each part of the speaker has six hours battery life and the buds can be recharged when they're sitting in the speaker. i've had a bit of a problem with getting earbuds to fit and stay in my ears. as i've said before, it may be becau

those were the charts that i showed, i think in boston at your meeting there. they really capture the change in inflation dynamics in our economy since that time. time, as the that labor market tightened, you would see inflation move up. people would expect inflation would be higher. now the phillips curve for a long time has been pretty flat, persistence is quite low, but we are not under any illusions that any of this is a permanent state of affairs. the economy will continue to evolve. we know that, and we know that we will have to keep adapting our framework as it does evolve. on inflation on the risk of something happening unexpectedly, i think if you look around the world, what you see our disciplinary pressures from demographics, from technology, all over the world. there's no question that that can change. ultimately i suppose it will change, since nothing in this is permanent. these have been persistent forces now. declining inflation has been persistent as a factor for some time. we are still seeing downward pressure on inflation i think it is appropr

when the locamotive arrived, the city had settled into one of boston's cloudy fall days, considerably cooler than the day before. the anticipatory autumnal chill resulting from this atmospheric dynamism presaged with a sort of meteorological poetry, the wave of a people that would sweep from the birchers to the massachusetts bay. on board the train was the democratic nominee for president, the governor of new york. the noted progressive crusader. champion of the urban working class, unashamed catholic and proponent of pluralist tolerance and the liberal economic reform, alfred e smith. the train slowed, greeted by 10,000 supporters, followed by about 30,000 in springfield, where it band hailed the visitor with his familiar theme, the sidewalks of new york. and there, massachusetts senator david ignatius walsh an irish catholic democrat from pittsburgh and noted friend of labor, extended greetings on behalf of the new yorker who was saving his voice for the evening. honored to wurster, where another crowd of 30,000 filled washington square before the city, and where he was less concern

., when the locomotive arrived at south station, the city had settled into one of boston's cloudy fall days, considerably cooler than the day before. the anticipatory chill resulting from this atmospheric dynamism pressured with a sort of meteorological poetry, the wave of energy and upheaval that would sweep from the berkshires down to massachusetts in the wake of the albany-bound train. on board was the governor of new york, the noted progressive champion of the urban working class, unashamed catholic and proponent of tolerance, liberal and economic reform, alfred e. smith. the train slowed first at pittsfield in the west, greeted by 10,000 supporters, followed by about 30,000 in springfield where a band hailed their visitor with his familiar theme, "the sidewalks of new york." there massachusetts senator david ignatius walsh, an irish catholic democrat from pittsburgh extended greetings on smith who was saving his voice for the evening. on toward worcester, where another crowd of 30,000 filled washington square before that city's station, and less concerned over its own vocal endura