honeywell delivers is awesome.want to turn this a smart television ask about the lg streaming media player to go with it. i think you will love both of the hdmi inputs and other input watching honeywell will deliver perfect picture >>guest: to be able to that 1080 p resolution and all of those high end features and that white is often difficult to find. -- color. i think hsn is the only one that has a choice of black or white. it is a popular brand at hsn. honeywell hundreds of patents and lcd technology and they invented the thermostat and have been around over 100 years. it is a tried and true line and you will love that and that high-definition experience and so many rooms the house like the patio. you can watch football games out side. it portable at only 13 lbs. and it is so easy to shift from room to room.if your children are having a sleepover and they watt movie night on their television that is easy to in any room of the home. people like the versatility and all these pictures. >>host: many of us have bedr

that system not made by honeywell.nd brian, so no one knows if the problem is in the way the oxygen is delivered through the system. maybe it's sealing in the pilot's oxygen mask. the counterpressure suits. they at least publicly don't know. >> so there's obviously a lot of answers we don't have here yet, jane. but in the meantime what the analysts saying about what the impact could potentially be for some of these stocks? >> well, as you can see, for both lockheed and honeywell so far there hasn't been a big impact. and in fact, lockheed today announced it got another quarter billion dollars from the pentagon for extra costs on the f-35. the company says it is ramping up test flights. the most it's ever had. but we're starting to see sell ratings on lockheed. i've got two in front of me. crt capital group has a sell rating with lockheed's price target at $72. drexel hamilton has aprice target of $60 over the next 12 months. >> and of course the stock today is down about .7%. but that's not even as much as the broader

honeywell, 3m, united technologies, they've got economic sensitivity. maybe people aren't being fearful enough with those. do you think walmart will do worse if the economy slows? frankly, i think it'll do better. do you think they'll cut the dividend? i think they'll raise it. does this get less attractive as treasury yields get crush? i say more attractive. and that's why in the midst of all this chaos, america's retailer hit a new high today. that's an astounding figure. but i don't care. i only care about the ones that will do just fine even if things get worse, much worse this country like the bond market's saying. here's the bottom line, don't be blind and paralyzed with fear like the bond market freak-outers. stop and think about which stocks are getting more valuable because treasury yields are going lower and picket them when these professionals, so-called professionals, panic. that's what worked today. that's worked this whole horror month, good-bye, may, and it'll be working for the rest of 2012. bruce in arizona. bruce? >> caller: good eveni

i steal from corporations like honeywell or motorola, you know what i am saying.bro's spoils went to feed two voracious addictions, meth and gambling. >> vegas, vegas, bad habit, vegas. yeah. i would make $80,000 bets on a black jack hand. retarded. i loved the life. you don't understand what it is leak to it is like to walk into a casino and have a pit boss and them meet you at the front door you know what i'm saying? they're like, comp your room. comp your drinks. comp your dinner. it's like being freaking britney spears, but not, you know what i am saying? i just started using drugs like, heavily. you can't do drugs the whole time because then you get all stupid. and you start losing sight. that's what got me caught. is that i wasn't paying attention. >> kimbro is hardly the only woman at maricopa to be brought down by drugs. >> catch them running. catch them running. >> staff is constantly on the lookout for any sign of methamphetamine within the jail. >> this would be srt tearing up the house. >> today, the special response team is searching kimbro's dorm. it

i also heard from honeywell which makes the oxygen system on board.has indicated that the honeywell obogs is not a contributing factor." but, guys, what has caused the problem remains a mystery. >> a mystery hopefully to be revealed. thank you, jane. let's get to kate kelly live at the salt conference. >> thanks, mandy. i'm here in las vegas where we just listened to harbinger head fudge manager phil falcon make his first comments in weeks where he's been embattled over his company light squared which may be seeking bankruptcy due to ongoing debates with competitors. speaking about his main company that has struggled with the setbacks of this company ever since the fcc denied them a key approval they needed in order to use spectrum, he said harbinger is actually considering getting more capital, which to me is code for possible ipo. he implied he might be taking harbinger public because i'm moving toward a more focus on control. unless you have 100% control of a company you're invested in or something close to it, it's hard to make any moves. the othe

the partnership with honeywell. to be imagine the thermostat. particularly the partnership we have with utilities like pg&e. i think there is someone here from the city of palo alto utilities, and we have worked with for a long time. utilities like back -- you guys are brave. utilities have had the same business model and the same basic delivery for a very long time. to recognize and appreciate that your customers could become real partners is a really brave thing to do in an industry that has been understandably risk averse before. we are thrilled to be your partner in that change and to be providing better services and tools to your customers, to give them more control and in doing so, to build a stronger relationship and help them save. the one thing i wanted to thank were our partners. the second group to thank is government. diane is here. she was commissioner on the puc. have beenn 0 fromrdc -- we have people from nrdc. thanks of great regulation -- regulation gets a bad name these days, but when implemented correctly, it can be a phenomen

that makes it into a big large class act in the industrial manufacturing business on a par with honeywell. >> tom: that's another of your new pictures e.t.n. for eaten. what about b.c.e. and dart? >> b.c.e. is the bell of canada. it's growing its earnings and dividends faster than at&t and i still like it, yes. darden you say, that is a restaurant chain. they have red lobster and olive garden, and they're going to raids their dividend and increase their earnings with good management. i like them all, yes. >> tom: do you own any of these? >> all in the wood asset dividend growth portfolio. i like the growth dividends. >> tom: there you go. growth dividends the message from our friday market monitor at the nasdaq, robert stovall with wood asset management. >> susie: we wrap up tonight our series on veterans and the job market with a look at healthcare. it's been one of the few bright spots in the economy in recent years and that's helped the industry become one of the best at hiring veterans. many hospitals like the cleveland clinic have found the armed forces provide the ideal training and

firms such as ge, honeywell, caterpillar and a number of others. now most recently the administration worked with congress to make sanctionable a host of transactions involving the central bank of iran. we are now working with partners to implement this new law in a way that maximizes pressure on the iranian regime. and the regime is feeling the pressure. there's no doubt about that. in fact, you don't have to take my word for it. here's what iran's president ahmadinejad said about sanctions to iran's parliament late last year. this is the guy who a year before had told the same audience that western sanctions were a hanky that he blows his nose in. this is -- he's not exactly a refined guy. but anyway, this is what he said much more recently. the west has imposed the most extensive and dastardly sanctions ever. every day our banking agreements and transactions are being monitored and blocked. this is the heaviest economic onslaught on a nation in history. that's ahmadinejad. now the purpose of this pressure is not punishment. it's not what we're t

>> i'm the ceo of honeywell. >> i knew that.g me a hard time because i knew he want going to bible to answer the question. >> he is ceo of honeywell but he's on the board of jpmorgan. >> which question did you like more? >> he liked joe's questions much more than andrew's questions. >> i always thought becky did a great job. >> good answer. good to see you. thank you. congressman, thank you for your time, too. good luck. you need it. tomorrow "squawk box" is heading to washington. i got to put cream on. i get a rash. dr. al and greenspan, former federal reserve chairman is our special guest right here on squawk. hey, it's sandra -- from accounting. peter. i can see that you're busy... but you were gonna help us crunch the numbers for accounts receivable today. i mean i know that this is important. well, both are important. let's be clear. they are but this is important too. [ man ] the receivables. [ male announcer ] michelin knows it's better for xerox to help manage their finance processing. so they can focus on keeping the wo

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of honeywell, and dome -- domino c.e.o. a cross section of the business community, both republicans and democrats and i have invited my friends on the left and my good friends from the republican conference who the be attending at a lunch tomorrow and the all day seminar to give folks an opportunity to have the conversation. i believe we have common ground if lowering the corporate rate but do we have the courage to move forward and address the loopholes that may be necessary to get to achieve that rate. i would not personally support any new tax increases. >>neil: good luck with the congress, congressman. coming up. >> this is crazy, nancy pelosi, vote if it, and find out what is in it? good luck, folks, we are finding out fast. >>neil: a small business owner, i told you so, is being proven right. very right. is frowned upon in this establishment! luckily though, ya know, i conceal this bad boy underneath my blanket just so i can get on e-trade. check my investment portfolio, research stocks... wait, why are you taking...

names like boeing and honeywell particularly in the sub markets that are still strong like aerospace and companies that have very big backlogs. worldwide air traffic continues to grow at very nice rates. grew even throughout the recession. we think some of the big cyclic ams, industrial cyclicals in energy and aerospace have some further room to run. >> don, you've come along with a few picks as well. >> yeah. we like stocks that have really good earnings momentum that are showing good value relative to their price. we have rpc, an oil services company that has a 3.1% dividend. dividends are key. we think we're in the golden age of dividend investing. companies are going to continue to drive dividends higher. >> even with potential changes in dividend tax laws? >> i think so. i think that companies are cash rich right now. they have to give the money back to shareholders long term. csx, which is benefiting from the boom in transportation on the railroad side. and we also have teva pharmaceutical on the generic side. a very large generic in the 2% plus dividend range. great earnings m

these companies were all founded more than 100 years ago, and you've got honeywell. you've got ibm.png, coke, pepsi, these are companies that have been great companies and will be great companies. that's really what we're try dog celebrate. that's all. >> last question, i'll make him flinch for a second. it has to be bittersweet to watch the hoopla over facebook, a company i don't cotted. >> we wish them the best, period. we've been in touch with them this week saying good luck tomorrow. i think it's really important for the markets that this goes well tomorrow. do we wish they were part of our community? sure. but as someone who tries to be an advocate for all publicly traded companies, they're on our team as far as i'm concerned. we'll look out for them. >> duncan, you're a good sport to answer that question. david, always good to see you. thank you for stopping by. >> our pleasure. thanks. >> happy anniversary. >>> technology obvious the future. here is facebook's mark zuckerberg from his cnbc interview last september with his thoughts on the power of tech. >> i just think that t

opower has teamed up also with honeywell to launch a web and smartphone connected programmable thermostat to help people better control their energy usage. >>> 5:54, not one, but two silicon valley companies may announce layoffs this week. scott mcgrew with the latest. >> good morning to you, laura. google says it could finalize plans to buy motorola's cell phone business as early as today, and reports say google executives have scheduled what they're calling listening meetings at mobility locations in silicon valley and in the company's home base of chicago, as well. many employees are interpreting that as a way to find out what they do and if they should be laid off. now, layoffs after one company buys another are not uncommon. and hewlett-packard could announce thousands of layoffs tomorrow, as well. as we first reported last week, the total could be as high as 30,000, thad be company wide. hp reports its quarterly profits tomorrow. >>> shares in facebook fell further after -- in after hours trading. zinga in san francisco which gets much of the income from facebook at an all-time low

honeywell toyed at dow electric for years and years and sat on the board of other dow components.for a long time. and i'm wondering as a corporate manager this is what we're told. europe goes into a recession we can manage that here in the united states. if there is a financial event over there like with spain or something that we can't handle. what do you think the most likely outcome is? >> i think that you are going to see a long drawn out episode where we avoid catastrophe on the brink for the next six months or so as everyone knows the greek situation blaed itself out in the short run. >> 669. >> spain is going to be bigger to deal with. you have portugal, ireland. i think they avoid a catastrophe. >> greece stays? >> absolutely. they have to do it. >> do they issue euro bonds? do they get a single fiscal authority that has some type of power? >> getting unity over there is difficult if not impossible. >> will she have to -- >> she will have to compromise. there will be euro bonds. that's the only way to get fiscal unity over there. >> if we say give you the euro bonds but li

dave cody, who is the ceo of honeywell put together a lot of the notes of what happens with simpson-bowlespart in 20, 30 years from now if we don't do something now. i think it's faster than that. >> it's not 20 or 30 years. you know what, if the dominos start falling in greece, as richard haas said, after they finish destroying the euro, the international markets, they're going to come here. they're coming here next because the numbers don't add up. and here's the danger. when we get to that cliff, we fall off. now, i'm not talking about austerity right now. not over the next two, three, four years because we need to keep this economy going. but we certainly can make long-term debt reductions by making tough choices right now. >> we could very easily do a gigantic $100 billion, 30-year offering. what we don't want to do is what happened -- all of the situations in europe are short-term funding. spain, greece, they're constantly refinancing their deficit. if we were to do a 30-year bond offering, we could take away all the liquidity concerns. but geithner is so determined to finance this d