you like ge. what do you think?great stock, but it's also a play on aerospace because they're the number one engine maker. i think they're ing to grow double digit for the next seral years, as they become more of a simple company they're spinng out their renewables business next year. k coverage now they're changing to the aerospace short play, which i think will get better analysis d coverage but on boeing, yeah, they are on track to get to $3.4 billion in free cash flow that's what this stock trade on they have a chance of getting to $15 a chair in free cash flow by 2026, and are definitely executing better so i still like that one raytheon is down and out, it's very appealing to me down 20% on its engine issue, trading at 17 times. it's certainly on my watch list. >> quick break "final trades" on the other side of that. all right, shea, are you throwing a dress like a dad party, a birthday brunch, or a vow newal for your dogs? yes! the right drinks delivered for any party. drizly. >>> 3:00 eastern, "closing bell.

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it reminds me of ge back in 2000. they had a hot run in the '90s.one had to own it and then the company and stock were dismantled in a 20 year period. you have to diversify away from it. most people don't know how much they own. maria: ge is finally coming back now after a 20 year period but it's a shell of what it was. >> way below the price it was in 2000 which is a long time ago. maria: that's right. >> despite a reverse stock split. maria: this is a second guest this morning who basically is saying sell into this rally in apple. >> yes. and i'm trying to process that t because i think of apple as one of these names you have to own and i own it. but i will admit had that there has been a lack of innovation, noticeably so, at apple which is why i believe tim cook, the ceo, had to pivot to the subscription model where suddenly you have services all of the stuff we pay for, apple music, et cetera, apple be tv, on and on, that's 30% of the business. maria: you don't hear a lot of a.i. in apple's plans. we'll see what they're going to do. >> they have

roga region, of course, there is a model of a nuclear power plant and the dnieper ges, but most importantlyenting here for the first time an ambitious project with the working title tavrida 2. a four-lane road will connect. susovsky, he also wrote the famous evenings near moscow, so it’s not for nothing that donbass is called the heart of russia and this heart is immense. anna efemova, valery savelev, anastasia popova, typical new russia. our permanent expert, a historian and political scientist, got acquainted with the expositions of the regions of novorussia; russia at vdnkh saw the expositions of the regions of novorussia. your most vivid impressions , well, the most vivid impression is probably that in general there is such an exposition at this exhibition, because we are the very place where it is held, and it’s like it’s not accidental, it’s not just an exhibition complex, when the exhibition area , there are probably many such places in moscow, and this is vdnkh, and here, think about this context of ukraine, yes, now it is part of the russian federation, this is already an internal

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ges, this is a family from kazan, it turned out to be a big surprise for them, but one of their familyrs works in the energy sector, so very soon they will go on an excursion to the sayana shusha hydroelectric station. well, i’ll give the floor to my colleague, stanislav vasilchenko, he is also working on the floors of the russia form exhibition. stanislav. can i please, here is a government girl. yes, colleagues, welcome, well, your trip to the republic of tatarstan. today it begins with such a wonderful arch from chakchak, this dish is the national dish of tatarstan and it looks very appetizing and perhaps that is why thousands, certainly not hundreds, of guests of the russia exhibition are attracted here today, it is here immediately as soon as we pass through the arch from the republic, tatarstan, some of these objects, by the way, are included in unesco, for example, this village of the sviyazh fortress sviyazhsk, which, by the way, was built in just 2 weeks, these figures were printed on a 3d printer. this is the national flower of tatarstan , today, it’s really russia that simpl

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at the zaporozhye region stand, of course, there is a model of a nuclear power plant and the dnieper ges is presenting here for the first time an ambitious project with the working title tavrida 2. a four-lane road will connect the crimean tavrida with the russian mainland. having such potential, we feel worthy. and we are even trying to develop new technologies, for example, now we have a whole complex for the construction and development of unmanned aerial vehicles, a whole project, comprehensive development and, moreover, it is already being implemented, there is interest in new russian regions, not only our compatriots, but also foreign guests attend exhibitions and even take pictures not just anywhere but at the lpr stand. i am very excited, i came from iran and see the exhibition. our permanent expert, historian and political scientist alexander vasilyev got acquainted with the expositions of the regions of novorussia, sasha, good afternoon, good afternoon, you visited... at the russia exhibition at vdnkh you saw the expositions of the regions of novorossiya, your most vivid impres

three minutes left in the show several more stories to ge through. let's get right to it.ugmakers including pfizer, santa fe and tequila planning to rais prices in the u.s. and more than 500 unique drugs in early january this is according to data from health care research fro access advisers. the expected price hikes com as the industry gears up for the biden administration t discount prices for ten high cost drugs that we should mention, as w talked about things for 2024 this is going to once again be a big part of the discussion >> look, health care generally important. one of the most unde performing sectors i think the companies, as yo mentioned, who did not participate in gop, or tryin to raise prices, trying to get their valuations back up i think it's gonna b interesting to see what th government does. >> it's also an election year. that's the thing the rhetoric always ramps up around this time of year because of what's gonna happen with regard to these types o headlines. how it resonates on main street and then what politicians will do in response to. that >> not o

prosecutors in germany and denmark are saying that suspected members of hamas were planning terror talks in ge germany. >>> the feds are decided to leave the interest rates alone. does that mean we have avoided a recessioion in we wiwilltalk net >>> 32 days to iowa, and them it is off to the races for the presidential primary season. polls are pointing to the eventual election rematch of 2020 between joe biden and donald trump, and yes, we have a long way to that, but how could legal and political troubles right now impact both of their campaigns. president biden is against the plet cal pane >>> and donald trump is facing 91 federal and state charges, but his team is celebrating after the federal interference case was maced on push and e knee la -- elena, it seemed that donald trump went out of his way to go after nikki haley. >> yes, and i go to nearly all of the attacks, but he focusing all of the attack, against and he went after things that are important to him. >> and so they are talking about the nikki haley surge, but they don't want to talk about the trump surge. they say she is surgin

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russia hid the true number of victims from the detonation of the kakhovskaya ges in the occupied territories. they died only in oleshki. at least hundreds of people, according to an investigation by the associated press. their journalists, investigators refer to the stories of medical workers, volunteers, rescuers, people who fled from the occupied territory, informants who passed on data from there to the ukrainian special services, and according to general information it is known that the russian occupation authorities have taken control of the issuance of death certificates, you are a komnysh. removed bodies that were not claimed by relatives, and threatened local medical workers and volunteers to take care of the dead. let me remind you that the russian military blew up the kakhovskaya hes dam on june 6. after that, part of the territories of kherson, mykolaiv, dnipropetrovsk and zaporizhia regions were flooded. according to the kyiv school of economics, the amount of direct losses caused by russian detonation of the kakhovskaya hpp is at least 2 billion dollars. since the beginning of t

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. >> i'm andrea from ge in for rhiannon. we begin with a new warning from the director of the fbi about the risk for terrorism. here at home as the war in the middle east rages on, some of the fighting in gaza is now being described as the most intense yet. >> the state department says up to 1000 americans and their family members are now trying to flee the bombing. abc's liz landers is here with details. beginning with the fbi director's new warning. liz, good morning. >> good morning, andrew. the fbi director said the terror threat level right now is the worst since the days before nine over 11. a sharp warning from fbi director christopher wray to congress about the current threat environment in the us as the war between israel and hamas escalates. >> all the lights were blinking red before 911. apparently obviously all of us missed it. would you say that there's multiple blinks and red lights out there? >> i see blinking lights everywhere. i turn. the threat level has gone to a whole nother level since october 7th. >> wr

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