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Coca-Cola is a "safety stock," says Jim Cramer. "That's what's worth owning."

President Trump speaks from the Rose Garden on the bill that would avoid a government shutdown and his plan to declare a national emergency in order to allocate military funding to build a border wall. He also speaks on the U.S. economy and the impact it has on China.

President Trump speaks from the Rose Garden on the bill that would avoid a government shutdown and his plan to declare a national emergency in order to divert military funding to build a border wall. He also speaks on the U.S. economy and the impact it has on China.

President Trump speaks from the Rose Garden on the bill that would avoid a government shutdown and his plan to declare a national emergency in order to allocate military funding to build a border wall. He also speaks on the U.S. economy and the impact it has on China.

President Trump speaks from the Rose Garden on the bill that would avoid a government shutdown and his plan to declare a national emergency in order to allocate military funding to build a border wall. He also speaks on the U.S. economy and the impact it has on China.

President Trump speaks from the Rose Garden on his plan to declare a national emergency in order to allocate military funding to build a border wall.

President Trump speaks from the Rose Garden on the bill that would avoid a government shutdown and his plan to declare a national emergency in order to allocate military funding to build a border wall.

President Trump speaks from the Rose Garden on the progress of trade agreements with the U.K., summit with Syria and the summit with North Korea leader Kim Jong Un in Vietnam. He also discusses the bill that would avoid a government shutdown and his plan to declare a national emergency in order to allocate military funding to build a border wall.

Canopy Growth Corp surged after reporting revenues increased by 282 percent in third quarter earnings. Canopy Growth co-CEO Bruce Linton joins CNBC's Aditi Roy on 'Squawk on the Street' to discuss the company's earnings and the opportunities it's looking into with hemp.

President Trump speaks from the Rose Garden on the progress of U.S.-China trade talks. He also discusses the bill that would avoid a government shutdown and his plan to declare a national emergency in order to allocate military funding to build a border wall.

CNBC's Rick Santelli reports on the preliminary February read of the Consumer Sentiment Index.

CNBC's Dom Chu looks ahead at the day's market action.

Ringing today's opening bells are Pimco with portfolio managers John Devir and Greg Sharenow at the NYSE and Women in Toys with Pam Kaufman, president of Nickelodeon Viacom consumer products, at the Nasdaq.

CNBC's Rick Santelli reports on the January industrial production data.

CNBC's Sara Eisen interviews Pepsico CFO and Vice Chairman Hugh Johnston following its fourth quarter earnings results. He breaks down Pepsico's report as well as explains its 2019 guidance. Eisen also asks how the 2017 tax cuts affected the company.

Today's bell ringers are Pimco with portfolio managers John Devir and Greg Sharenow at the NYSE and Women in Toys with Pam Kaufman, president of Nickelodeon Viacom consumer products, at the Nasdaq.

PepsiCo reported earnings before the bell Friday.

Grant's Interest Rate Observer Founder and Editor Jim Grant and CNBC's Rick Santelli discuss the bond market in Europe.

The "Squawk on the Street" team discusses weaker than expected retail sales numbers and their effect on the the retail sector.

Coca-Cola CEO and incoming Chairman James Quincey joins "Squawk on the Street" for a First on CNBC interview about the company's outlook and weather he sees a weakening in the U.S. economy.

CNBC's Steve Liesman sits down with Lael Brainard, Federal Reserve Governor, to react to weaker than expected retail sales data, the possibility of rate hikes, the global economy and more.

Lael Brainard, Federal Reserve governor, joins CNBC's Steve Liesman to react to weaker than expected retail, what she sees as mounting downside risks, and slowing economic growth.

The central bank offiical endorses a patient approach on rate hikes, particularly considering "crosscurrents" that are building up for growth.

CNBC's Rick Santelli reports on business inventories for November, and the "Squawk on the Street" team discusses potential weakness in the economy.

Westminster Kennel Club rang the opening bell at the NYSE to celebrate the winner of the 2019 Best In Show category at the NYSE. The winner, a Wire Fox Terrier named King, along with his handler Gabriel Rangel joins "Squawk on the Street" to talk about their win.

CNBC's Seema Mody looks ahead at the day's market action.

Ringing today's opening bells include Westminster Kennel Club to celebrate the winner of the 2019 Best In Show category at the NYSE. The winner was a Wire Fox Terrier named "King" with his owner Victor Malzoni and handler Gabriel Rangel. At the Nasdaq, One Love Foundation, which provides education to young people about healthy and unhealthy relationships in order to end abuse.

Cisco CEO and Chairman Chuck Robbins joins "Squawk on the Street" to discuss Cisco's second quarter earnings as well as what investors need to know about its change to a subscription model. Robbins also addresses Morgan Stanley's decision to downgrade Cisco based on slow growth.

Cisco CEO and Chairman Chuck Robbins joins "Squawk on the Street" to address the company's second quarter results. In the interview, they discuss Cisco's change to a subscription model, how the company is competing against Huawei in certain regions, what it has planned for 5G, and Robbins' opinion on the on-going China trade talks.

Today's bell ringers include Westminster Kennel Club to celebrate the winner of the 2019 Best In Show category at the NYSE. The winner was a Wire Fox Terrier named "King" with his owner Victor Malzoni and handler Gabriel Rangel. At the Nasdaq, One Love Foundation, which provides education to young people about healthy and unhealthy relationships in order to end abuse.