Market moving insight and analysis join Jim Kramer, David Fabry, and me, Carl Kintanilla, on the opening bell hour of CNBC Squawk on the Street. Good Monday morning. Welcome to Squawk on the Street. I'm Carl Cantonia with Jim Kramer, David Fabry at post-9 of the New York Stock Exchange. Future's a bit mixed coming off back-to-back weekly losses for the S&P. Earnings, the Fed, winter storm, and a likely government shutdown on Friday are all in the mix.

Dollars at a fresh four-month low.

Our roadmap begins with Minnesota's top CEOs, including UNH and Target, calling for immediate de-escalation

attentions after the fatal shooting of a second U.S. citizen.

Plus that massive winter storm wreaked havoc across much of the country.

Airlines canceling thousands of flights, many still left without power.

And we got a big week for Big Tech.

Four of the Mag 7 will report earnings this week.

Also some deal making as well between NVIDIA and Corweeb this morning.

Corweeb shares are up sharply, by the way. NVIDIA and Corweave this morning. Corweave shares are up sharply,

by the way. Invita's CEO, Jensen Wong, and Correwee's CEO, Mike Intrader. They will be joining us

exclusively to discuss their expanded partnership and this latest transaction.

Let's begin with the turmoil in Minneapolis. CEOs of more than 60 Minnesota-based

companies, including 3M, Target, UNH, have signed this open letter in the wake of the unrest there

this weekend after federal immigration agents fatally shot a U.S. citizen for the second time this

month. In the letter, submitted on the top executives executives behalf by the Minnesota Chamber of Commerce.

The CEOs are, quote, calling for an immediate de-escalation attentions and for state, local,

and federal officials to work together and find real solutions.

It's actually a pretty robust list of companies there, Jim, Best Buy, Hormel, on a morning where

the journal is arguing the editorial board there

that there should be a pause for ICE in Minnesota.

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