Market Insight and Analysis. You're listening to the opening bell of CNBC, Squawk on the Street.

Good Tuesday morning. Welcome to Squawk on the Street. I'm Carl Kintania with Jim Kramer, David Faber at the New York Stock Exchange.

Future is largely unchanged here as the market does await the president. Speaking at noon at the Economic Club of New York, we'll look for any news regarding U.S.-China trade, tariff relief,

and more. Europe has mixed. A good rebound in German investor sentiment today, helping the

Dax and the 10-year steady around 194. Our roadmap begins with the latest volley in the streaming

wars. Disney enters the fray officially launching its Disney

Plus platform plus Goldman Sachs customers concerned about gender bias

allegations says quote we hear you the bank now reevaluating its Apple card

credit limits and billion dollar cost cuts the embattled cigarette maker

Jewel Labs set to slash 16% of its workforce.

We're going to begin, though, with Disney entering the streaming wars of the company's Disney

Plus service launching today with a monthly price tag of $699.

Subs will have access to nearly 500 films, 7,500 TV episodes.

Disney has spent more than $ 3 billion on technology and content

prior to the launch. It's a big deal for Kevin Mayer, who's in charge of making this thing

works, and we have seen some technical hiccups here on this first day.

It was overload.

Maybe a high quality problem, I'm not sure.

But I looked at all the offerings. I said to myself, when I

had two little girls, I think I would have said, no, I don't have to go anywhere. This is it.

Here, kids, you could do that. And then I can go watch football in the other room. That was my

thinking. That makes sense. And then the Mandalorian was promoted very heavily last night

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