Hi, I'm Becky Quick, co-host of Squawk Box with Andrew Ross Sorkin and Joe Kernan, and this is five things to know before the opening bell.

Gold and silver prices are relatively stable at the moment, but silver was much lower earlier today.

And both those medals are coming off a Friday performance that amounted to their worst day since 1980.

Oil prices are pulling back. Over the weekend, President Trump told reporters that Iran, in his

words, was seriously talking with the United States. A lot of questions about what that means,

but WTI this morning is down by about 5.5% to 6178. And President Trump picking longtime government economist Brett Matsumoto to lead the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

President Trump fired the BLS Commissioner in August.

President Trump also says that the Kennedy Center should close for two years for renovation starting in July.

Trump said that the proposal was subject to the approval of the center's board, although the

president has picked many of those board members himself. And the new Amazon documentary,

Melania, about First Lady Melania Trump, debuting with a better than expected $7 million

at the box office this weekend.

And, you know, on the second and third viewing, there's so many different things that you're

able to see and pick up that you don't really notice. And then by the fourth and fifth time,

you're just like blown away that, no, I haven't seen it.

With the cinematography or?

Just across the board.

No, I haven't seen it.

She's, I've met her, you've met her.

I have great admiration for, in a lot of ways.

And this was, I mean, documentaries don't usually do very well.

And this was the best, best documentary in a decade.

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