Market Moving Insight and Analysis joined Jim Kramer, David Faber, and me, Carl Kintanilla,

on the opening bell hour of CNBC Squawk on the Street.

Good Friday morning. Welcome to Squawk in the Street. I'm Carl Kintanilla with David Faber here at the New York Stock Exchange.

Kramer is at the United States Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs,

gearing up for a special Veterans Day show. Obviously, a lot to come with Jim later on today. In the

meantime, Bulls looking to hold what is already the best month for the Dow since June after only

five trading days. Got Disney earnings, a good batch of upgrades, better trade data out of China

and Germany, although Europe is in the red.

Ten-year yield near 195. That yield has moved 30 basis points since last week's Fed meeting.

Our roadmap begins with Disney and the Streaming Wars, deals with Amazon and Apple, as well as a 52% surge in studio.

Shares are up 5% ahead of the belt.

Plus billionaire battle Elizabeth Warren staying on the attacks saying they're crying about

her wealth tax that says billionaire Mike Bloomberg considers a run for president.

And as we said, closing out a very big week for stocks, new records in reach as investors weigh

more China tariff rollback talk.

First up though, Jim, you got a very special show coming up tonight.

Yeah, look, I mean, we're at the place, I think, we're epicenter of what I regarded as being the new wing of our defense.

And I'd say that because it was in 1959 when they created this academy.

It's a very special place. And I'm glad I haven't that accompanied music. And we want to talk

about not just what's going on here, but what goes on after service, which is why we're bringing

Kevin Johnson from Starbucks. I say that he's one of the most committed, along with Jamie

Diamond, people,

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