that is taking boeing's stock down 10% and boeing is having its worst day and it is a dow component since october of 2001 and that's one of the reasons that wall street is lower at have the fed chief, janet yellen. she is speaking on capitol hill and her comments are rattling the markets, and she's saying the economy, looking a bit weaker than expected and a number of countries around the world have gone to what's called negative rates and she's being asked a lot about that on wall street today on capitol hill today and that would be a big negative for wall street and it is proving to be that case today. so miss yell en's testimony continues and hang on to your hats because the volatility is the high on the street today. back to you guys. >> so much to watch there. >> queasy stomach. your numbers are going south, too. >> sue was talking about hanging on to your hats because of the wall street ride. i'm talking about hang on to your hats because of the winds which are picking up. it is going to be rough this afternoon and getting rougher. outside we go right now. take a look right now at r

i will tell you i cannot get behind boeing. they have the accounting it's been a mistake when i have done it. as much as i like boeing i can't get behind it. i can get behind united technology and i want you to own honeywell. doug in north carolina, doug. >> caller: boo-yah. hey, cramer. where are we with cmg? >> it went down to the low 400s and we said it's done. we think people won't be thinking about e. coli six months from now. you have to know stocks anticipate declines and they end. buy chipotle even up here. i'd love them to come on the show. dennis in indiana. dennis. >> caller: hey, jim. i was curious about pot. >> stay curious and stay away. we don't like the farmers income balance statements and they are coming down. i think they should take advantage of the strength and sell. one more. pete in arizona. pete. >> caller: hello, boo-yah. >> caller: long time listener. my stock is taser. >> it's too cheap. time to buy the stock here. it's a good one. that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the lightning round.

she works with corporations such as kaiser- permanente, boeing, hewlett- packard, taco bell, fema, and the fbi. through her unique consulting services, barbara and her team help businesses create cultures of service in which employees become customer advocates. ultimately and consistently, the results are extremely loyal customers and a profitable bottom-line. in 2014 barbara was the 14th woman in the world to be honored by toastmasters international with their elite accredited speaker designation for "outstanding platform professional speaking" . only 67 have earned the award in 126 countries.barbara khozam is an internationally recognized, award-winning speaker, trainer and author. she works with corporations such as kaiser- permanente, boeing, hewlett- packard, taco bell, fema, and the fbi. through her unique consulting services, barbara create cultures of service in customer advocates. ultimately and consistently, the results are extremely loyal customers and a profitable bottom-line. in 2014 barbara was the 14th woman in the world to be honored by toastmasters international with t

boeing leaders are promising the next 100 planes will be produced in half the time. after the break, president obama is doubling-down in an already growing fight over the supreme court. plus--like it or not apple will be getting involved in the investigaiton into the san new tonight-- the san bernardino killers. a judge today ruled that apple must help investigators get past the security features to unlock the phone owned by syed farook. the fbi is trying to find out what information is on the phone...with hopes it t uld lead to other terrorist contacts or plans. farook and his wife tashfeen malik died in a shootout with police after they reportedly shot and killed 14 of farook's coworkers in december. president obama is sending a clear message to senate republicans...he says he will name an indisputably qualified supreme court nominee. the tough talk comes in response to republicans' threat not to vote on a nominee--until a new president is elected. we get more from mary moloney. "this will be the opportunity for senators to do their job." president obama vows to no

pilots were forced to land the boeing in salt lake city. the flight removed from the flight and the flight continued. the pilots apologized saying in part the actions of these crewway reflect the values and professionalism we expect from all of our employees. >>> uber is dealing with an f dealing with drunk passengers. remember those? in charlotte uber drivers are putting bop-its in the back seaters who maybe have the hope is they keep their hands on the 1990s toy and. it comes in the wake of takes on two uber drivers. >>> a photo that went viral around the globe has made it. here's shot of a little boyafghanistan holding his picture of his favorite footballer lionel messi. so hism plastic bags. the soccer star saw the shots and is making a trip to see the boy and his fam li. made the gracious decision to donate her 7-month-old's organs when he passed away.o meet the little girl jordan who received his heart. the most touching moment came son's heart beating once again. >> it's so strong. >> it is. >> jordan is just one of three children gi

when the issue is whether boeing aircraft off to place a new factory in china or keep its plants in the united states and these aerospace workers are out there walking around striking, my heart is with the workers striking. it is not with the guys moving the plant. this is where i disagree with the washington republican establishment. i had disagreements with the unions. i believe in the right to work laws. i have trouble with right to work laws. they are going to force me to join a union and i said no. dueswould force me to pay for a strike did not believe in in st. louis. i set a knock tang for the new york strike. -- i am not going to pay for that new york strike. i am not in good standing among union card. i believe in supporting the unions when they are right and they are right in the boeing case. >> in south carolina they recently [indiscernible] -- they have more strength. are you going to be involved with them at all? mr. buchanan: i welcome folks union and nonunion. you tell them this. on the main key issue which is keeping your jobs in the united states and creating new jobs h

>> boeing wind and light snow falling. why could be the least of our weather worries. >> cincinnati with the first case of busy got virus and where -- zika virus and where the person got it. >> no love for valentine' s day, a scam. [this is wlwt news 5 at 11:00.] sheree: a blast of winter weather to start off your weekend. mike: i don' happy. this is just the start of what is to come. strong winds with flurries in florence kentucky. the snow is not the main threat. robinson is tracking some cold temperatures. kevin: take a look outside. notice things are much quieter. briefly at least road crews will not have to work through the night because it looks like the decrease in snow showers and flurries is starting to take place. here' s a look at the radar. not a lot of action. you get an idea of what is happening. band of snow showers dropping from north to south. a quick burst of snow could quickly coat the roadways. that is why there are so crews out there. -- salt crews out there. this is dropping southport the ohio river.

what i have said with regard to boeing and g.e. and other multinationals that pay zero taxes you know what we're going to do? we're going to end that loophole. they are going to pay their fair share of taxes. we're going to use that money to rebuild our infrastructure and create up to 13 million jobs. can i work with corporations? are there good corporations? doing incrediblecutting-edge research and development? absolutely there are, and we should be proud of them, but on the other hand, there are many corporations who have turned their backs on the american worker, who have said if i can make another nickel in profit by going to china and shutting down in the united states of america, that's what i will do. i will do my best to have transform our trade policy and take on these corporations who want to invest in low-income countries around the world rather than in the united states of america. >> senator sanders, thank you. and with that we are going to take another break. >> we'll be right back, and we're going to get to trade an

pilots were forced to land the boeing 7507 attendants were removed from 757 in salt lake city. the flight attendants were removed from the flight and the flight continued. the pilots apologized saying in part the actions of these crew members in no way reflect the values and professionalism we expect from all of our employees. >>> well, uber is testing an unorthodox way of dealing with drunk passengers. bop it, twist it, tap it >> remember those? uber drivers in charlotte are putting bop-its in the back have had one too many. the hope is they keep their hands on the 1990s toy and not the driver. the move comes in the wake of attacks on two uber driver. >>> a photo that went viral here's shot of a little boy in afghanistan holding his picture of his favorite footballer argentina's lionel messi. the boy couldn't afford a real jersey, so his brother fashioned one made of plastic bags. the soccer star saw the shots and is making a trip to see the boy and his family. >>> an arizona mother made the gracious decision to donate her 7-month-old's organs when he passed away in 2013. this

. >> additional corporate funding is also provided by boeing. additional funding is provided by newman's own foundation, donating profits to charity. good.urishing the common the foreign foundation. the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. once again, live from washington, moderator gwen ifill. gwen: good evening. anyone who tells you they saw this week coming is likely making it up. this was chris christie just last month. mr. christie: showtime is over, everybody. we are not electing an entertainer in chief. showmanship is fun, but it's not the kind of leadership that will truly change america. gwen: well, apparently that was then. today, christie and donald trump were in full embrace, as the new jersey governor helped the gop frontrunner rebound from a shaky debate performance by delivering a surprise endorsement in texas. mr. christie: he is rewriting the playbook of american politics because he is providing strong leadership not dependent upon the status quo. gwen: t

and think about boeing, by the way. think about boeing. boeing is building a plant over here. boeing just had a big order from china, but china is making them build a massive airline facility, right? massive, like, bigger than anything you've seen. okay, you feel good about boeing right now? tell me in five years, unless i'm president, you'll be fine, don't worry about it. but tell me in five years you're going to feel good about boeing? because i'll tell you what's happening, they're going to build that plant. they're building, it's going to be furnished soon. but they're going to build that plant, devalue the hell out of their currency, and all of a sudden you'll be reading a big front page story all over the place that boeing's going to leave, right, south carolina, they're going to make all their planes in china, because that's what they do. that's what they do. and our leaders aren't smart enough to stop it, okay. i have carl icahn endorse me, great businessman, very rich guy, very successful. any told carl, carl, do me a favor, we're going to watch over china trade, we'r

there are no details on what exactly went wrong with the boeing 757. the faa is investigating but an event in little rock, arkansas, 90 minutes late. >>> earlier in the campaign trump accused jeb bush of being, quote, low energy. >> bush will be campaigning today in new hampshire. he has a town hall meeting scheduled in dairy and we would think he's probably hoping to avoid another moment like what happened tuesday in hanover. >> i think the next president needs to be a lot quieter but send a signal that we're prepared to act in the national security interests of this country to get back in the business of creating a more peaceful world. please clap. >> ouch. >> oh, boy. no one said winning over the voters would be easy. >> we got to remind you of the republican debate before the new hampshire primaries this saturday on abc. 8:00 p.m. eastern moderated by our own david muir and martha raddatz. the lineup will be announced later today. >>> this week's severe storm system is now marching through georgia. that loomed over this subdivision. tornado sirens

boeing. newman's own foundation. froming all profits newman's own products to charity and nourishing the common good. foundation. working with visionaries on the changeines of social worldwide. journalismnce in foundation. investing in the future of journalism with grants for reporting,ve professional development and education. the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs from viewers like you. thank you! from the concert hall on the campus of the wisconsin,of milwaukee, moderator, gwen ifill. >> hello, milwaukee! we're here on the very stage where hillary clinton and bernie just lastced off night. i was sitting only a few feet away, and i felt the heat! [laughter] of criticism that we have heard from senator sanders about our president, i expect from republicans. i do not expect from someone running for the democratic succeed president obama. [cheering] is -- madam secretary, that is a low blow. know what? last i heard, we lived in a democratic society. heard, a united states senator had

you have railed against companies like boeing and general electric and walmart. some big businesses have been part of advancing progressive goals like the nationwide initiative to expand employment opportunities for veterans. that was all about cooperation between the obama administration and some very big businesses. the affordable care act, some of the thorniest problems in that bill were worked out in cooperation with big business in order to accomplish progressive goals. could you work with them or have you made enemies of big business in this country with the way you've approached them? >> of course i could work with them. when i talked about bowing and i talked about general electric, what i was referring to is an outreach. i suspect the secretary agrees request me. right now you have a loophole such that these guys are putting their profits multi-billion dollar corporations putting billions of dollars in tax havens in. in a given year after making billions of dollars in profit, do you know how much they're paying in taxes a year? zero. explain to me how th

boeing has announced a round of job cuts to help cut costs. the company said today it would begin reductions with executives and managers--but so far has not specified how many cuts are being considered. a company spokesman says the cuts would ultimately affect employment levels across all of the commercial airplane unit. voluntary departures would be called for first...but boeing says involuntary layoffs may also be necessary. south carolina state university is launching a nationwide searcp to find a new president for the school. today, the university announced a nine-member committee that will be in chchge of helping the board of trustees find candidates to fill the doctor franklin evans has served as the sc state's interim president since he was appointed in july following the resignation of thomas elzey last year. tonight the u.s. justice department heads to court with its crackdown against city of ferguson missouri. the department announced today it's suing ferguson after city leaders said the feds' demands on the city are excessive and u

you've been taub about boeing. boeing is leading dow higher. they delivered the 100th dreamliner. don't you love the new plane smell. they are expanding 787 production in the south that is good news. adt being bought, 6.9 billion, apollo global management. walmart, not so much a loser, fact they have earnings report on thursday. a little bit of caution on thursday. back to you. liz: new plain smell doesn't last as long as new car smell. adam, thank you. russell is charging ahead as we head into the last few minutes of trade on this tuesday. investors want to know, is this real deal, or just a pause in the latest leg down? let's bring in mark lehman. stamford, connecticut, president of jnp securities. mark, to you. tell us three factors, looking as signal to you, this time it's a real rebound? >> yeah. it is hopefully one of the factors. one which is kind of self-fulfilling the market has to stop going down. we're seeing that today. we held the august lows a couple of times here. i think that is important test that we passed. so the stock market is up above 5% from february 11. tha

keep social media social. >>> "meet the press" end game is brought to you by boeing, building the future one century at a tim >>> it's being treated as an afterthought now, but guys, jeb bush dropped out of the race last night. south carolina put george h.w. bush into the white house, butt george w. bush in the white house and sent jeb bush back to miami. totals. jeb bush, you hate to say this he's the new john connolly, biggest spender in iowa, one delegate delegate, biggest spender in new hampshire, got three delegates and the biggest spender in south carolina. nothing symbolically reopesents far than this does it, hugh? >> no, it's because he's such a good man and the roles have changed so dramatically. different. they're not the jeb bush rules they are the reality television rules of this decade and he was not suited for it. governor. this is arguably his record as governor is more conservative than any current republican governor. >> more so than kasich. >> how did he get painted the moderate? >> well, i think because jeb bush theory of the case is he would be painted as the grown-u

>> prudential. >> additional corporate funding for "washington week" is provided by boeing. providedl funding is by newman's own foundation. froming all profits newman's own food products to charity and nourishing the common good. the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you! >>> hello, and welcome to kqed newsroom. i'm scott shafer. later, the choir, drones, and effort to fight the zika virus. but first, super bowl fever. the bay area is at the center of the sporting world this week. the kickoff at levi stadium for super bowl 50 is at 3:30 sunday afternoon. and the region has been gearing up for the big game. football hasn't been the only big sports story around here. the red-hot golden state warriors earned a trip to the white house this week, where president obama honored last year's nba champs. and joining us now is longtime bay

right here you have boeing. boeing is being forced to build a massive plant in china, a number of massive plants. folks, folks, let me just tell you something. unless i'm president, you watch what happens. won't happen with me because i know the game better than any human being that's ever lived. nobody knows it better. [cheers and applause] lou: donald trump with a modest claim but also leading, again, on a very issue to this country, and that is international trailed. he is the only candidate examining the impact on jobs of all of the various trade agreements and bilateral relationships including, as you heard him speaking there, with japan which has a persistent trade surplus with the united states, china. boeing required to do offset production; that is, turning over the production of parking f the aircraft that they sell to the chinese or manufacture in china, and the list goes on. in aggregate, millions of jobs have been lost over the course of these past two decades as a result of outsourcing, offshoring

he's willing to release boeing boeing -- boeing haicia haicialx osegirls but so long after the kidnapping there's still no sign for them he'lllfor us tonight n, thank you. >> thanks gwen. >> woodruff: from the very opening of the telecast last night, much of the focus during the academy awards focused on hollywood's problems with diversity. but near the end, a notable upset also garnered some attention: "spotlight" won for best picture. a reminder about the state of investigative journalism, and whether it would be more difficult to mount a similar investigation these days. jeffrey brown has more. >> brown: the winner was something of a surprise: "spotlight," a film about one major hometown institution, the "boston globe," taking on another, the catholic church. director tom mccarthy: >> we made this film for all the journalists who have and continue to hold the powerful accountable and for the survivors whose courage and will to overcome is really an inspiration to all we have to do to make sure this never happens again. >> the numbers clearly indicate that there were senior clergy invol

you have railed against companies like boeing and general electric and walmart. some big businesses have been part of advancing progressive goals like the nationwide initiative to expand employment opportunities for veterans. that was all about cooperation between the obama administration and some very big businesses. the affordable care act, some of the thorniest problems in that bill were worked out in cooperation with big business in order to accomplish progressive goals. could you work with them or have you made enemies of big business in this country with the way you've approached them? >> of course i could work with them. but let's be clear when i talked about boeing and i talked about general electric, what i was referring to is an outrage. i suspect the secretary agrees with me. right now you have a loophole, where these organizations are putting billions into the cayman islands and bermuda and other tax havens. and after paying billions in profits, you know how much they're paying to the united states government in taxes per year? zero. now explain how t

she works with corporations such as kaiser- permanente, boeing, hewlett- packard, taco bell, fema, and the fbi. through her unique consulting services, barbara create cultures of service in which employees become customer advocates. ultimately and consistently, the results are extremely loyal customers and a profitable bottom-line. in 2014 barbara was the 14th woman in the world to be honored by toastmasters international with their elite accredited speaker designation for "outstanding platform professional speaking" . only 67 have earned the award in 126 countries. public speaker, award winning tosatmasters competitor, and corporate trainer, barbara khozam what do bernie sanders, hilary clinton and donald trump have in common? very distinct speaking styles. we either love them or hate them. while they can get away with insulting people, using profanity and downright inappropriate language, the rest of us cannot. studies have shown that the number one fear in america is public speaking. international award-winning speaker, "learning to speak in public effectively - is the most importan

stocks like boeing, 3m, caterpillar pulling back. if you look individually, you'll see those declines. they are putting pressure on the dow. and there is the continuing decline in media stocks. yesterday it was viacom and 21st century fox. now it is disney and time warner. concerns.s causing both of those stocks in the red. i want to point out we have been seeing rates rise today. note, they gain in the yield for much of the day, now they have gone away. we have seen money flowing into treasuries and out of stocks. 1.7%, the lowest in a year. oil prices as energy stocks lag. those losses getting deeper as well. it is the fifth straight losing session for wti. betty: breaking news on the corporate fronts. the financial times is reporting the pharmaceutical company maker of the epipen is expected to announce a takeover of a swedish drug company called meta. -- called meda. the stock has been higher earlier. it is now trending a little bit lower. ae company is set to report takeover of sweden's meda. another drug merger in the works. on

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boeing, chevron, intel some of the biggest drags. the top gainers in the dow on friday. back in a moment. ♪ carol: welcome back to bloomberg markets. let's check out where the markets stand. we begin with the s&p 500 down about .1%. we are seeing a similar trade just a little bit lower. down 44 points, .3%. because on the nasdaq you see the average bucking the trend today. those are your games on this friday. minister in mexico telling investors to expect the unexpected when it comes to boosting the peso. policymakers raised interest rates and cut government spending. and the u.s.eek dollar against the peso in the finance minister telling bloomberg that such surprise moves are a key element to countering speculators. isabella cowrote that story. it is fascinating to hear this in an era where there is so much transparency out there. achieve? he hoping to hashe mexican central bank been known to be very transparent and open. , in the interview today with the finance minister that is part of the currency commission along with central bank, what he is basically telling us

two hours into the flight the boeing 747 head to dump fuel and returned to heathrow airport after two of the five set of landing gear wheels broke in flight. but the pilot managed to land the jet safely. >>> well a new month of trading begins today following the worst january in seven years. month. wall street's slow start in 2016 republicans. since 1960, every election year with a negative january and no incumbent running the white house has changed parties. >>> gas prices continue their downward trend toward their lowest level in six years. nationwide is now $1.80, down four cents from last year and down a quarter since this time last year. the national average has been below $2. >>> americans were in the mood for lighter fare at the movies this weekend. kungfu panda 3 brought in a lot of cash. the third installment pulled in more than $41 million. star wars the force awakeens came in third. >> we love our fast-food news this hour. new burger out today, burger king extra long buttery cheeseburger. extra long. drenched in buttery garlic sauce. it will be featured on the 2 for $5 menu

goldman sachs, boeing and chevron are the three largest weights on that index. regulator this boeing appears to be following this general turmoil we are seeing. chevron falling with oil prices as exxon mobil and bp are reporting earnings. and the dollar have not held their rallies. julie: they tried, but it did not work. oilad a couple attempts for to take a leg up and then it has come right back down again. almost at the lows of the session, down nearly 5%. there does not seem to be a particular catalyst. it has been a two day selloff now. the biggest since summer of 2011. we are going into the weekly inventories report. it is not necessarily accounting for all the declines. as for the currencies, those we are watching, too. moveollar attempted to less lower come if that makes sense. the euro is gaining steam against the greenback as well. much. thank you very let's check on the bloomberg first word news this afternoon. hillary clinton's victory in the iowa democratic caucus means she will collect 23 delegates and senator bernie sanders will win 21. the party o

companies like boeing, and caterpillar into the very important. ted cruz will call it crony capitalism. it looked like it was going down. then it came back. congressack to life in , signed back into law by obama in december. carol: it is a fascinating cycle. you have these candidates bashing big business. at the same time, business is doing just fine in washington. as news of that comes out of this fuel the campaigns. , businessi was saying should not assume it is business as usual. i think things change. every year there is one or two canada to get out there and bash big business. you're hearing it from everyone, even jeb bush, who was considered the good candidate big business would have. he would have a line here or there showing it was that she was his own man. hillary clinton and marco rubio have even been pulled --hillary clinton came out skeptical of the transpacific partnership the big trade deal that business is counting on. bigl: it is interesting, companies like low taxes and light regulation but they aren't extremists. if they do stick

when the issue is whether boeing aircraft bought a new factory in china or keeping its plants in the united states and these aerospace workers are out there striking, my heart is with the workers striking. it is not for the guys moving the plants. this is where i disagree with the established republicans. i have disagreements with units. for example, i have trouble with right to work laws. they're going to force me to pay dues for a strike i believe in. you guys are out of it. they stamped not in good standing on my unit card. i believe in supporting unions when they are right in their right most of the time. >> are you going to be involved with them at all? mr. buchanan: i welcome all the textile workers. on the main key issues, which is keeping your jobs in the u.s., getting your pay going up again, making sure the family centered of living is rising, you can raise your family and wants me whole life if you want to. that is conservative. i'm with you all the way. thank you very much. [applause] >> during campaign 2016, c-span takes you on the road to the white house as we fall of t

it it is boe day on thursday. we also have the specter of the referendum on break a little bit later on. the window of opportunity for the boe is quite small. to emerging markets. argentina's president is expected to present a settlement offer for the country's defaulted debt to clear the way for its return to the capital markets. the president spoke to bloomberg's editor in chief and devils last month. --avos lasts d month. york and the new first 15 days of our government to start talking. >> have you run into paul singer? >> i have not had the chance but now we asked for a meeting in new york. he postponed it from the 25th two the first of february. the first of february, we will find a settlement in the new york courts. a realistic, reasonable settlement with the holdouts. francine: the confidence of the president of argentine. patrick armstrong, ceo is also still with us. you, you so much both of for you sticking around. argentina seems to be turning a corner, appealing much more to investors. at one point do