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. >>> welcome wac in what has been the big week for aero space. company touts a big book of classified business and is the prime contractor, raised the full years sales and earnings forecast i spoke to kathy warden about the results and more including the fact that the company is hiring >> last year we hired nearly 14,000 people. this year we'll hire at least 12,000 we've continued to see strong retention of the work force. we're setting 7,000 new employees last year and expect about the same this year we are finding the talent we need but we're also prepared that the labor market will likely tighten a bit this year as more companies expand particularly in area areas. >> we have a little more clarity for fiscal 2022 and how the administration is thinking about this from the top line standpoint overall, what's your outlook for the trajectory in coming years for the defense budget >> we see defense budgets flattening a bit but still at strong levels compared to historic norms and more importantly, within the budget we see some areas growing faster t

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but i keep coming back to aero and carl aero is just a bad line. >> aviation. >> aviation. yes.ight. honeywell was stung by it. and i thought honeywell was going to be perfect, carl and i was wrong. >> 26% down in orders, carl. so >> no no i was going to say sequentially the worries seem to be organic orders down eight. prior down three industrial margin five one, prior six four so it is not a as encouraging as we got in q 4. >> no. i got to tell you. i feel that ge is still a turnaround but if erp to get back to flying, we would say why didn't we buy ge at 13 and honeywell at 20 but i guess we got to take ratheon later. i am steamed. >> you have made that very clear. >> carl got it. >> no not to worry. >> -- hands. oh you children. like i beat up a kid i beat up shelby on my way home. and my mom said i had to apologize. and i did. >> jim has to deal with things i think david you and i can't even imagine. we're going to get to 3m and ratheon. couple downgrades of verizon and splunk tax debate continues and the vaccine and covid in the s.u. fewest deaths yesterday since october.

the 996 changed everything the aero of air cooled flat engines was coming to an end the 1st liquid cooled 911 went on the market and critics predicted the end of the 911. the switch from air cooled to liquid cooled engine was basically because of the exhaust problem and the noise problem when to get boys if you have an air cooled engine it's all very simple it's just going to say you have a fan that blows air in to do fine but the fan makes a lot of noise and you have nothing around the cylinder to insulate the sound that if you surround the whole thing with a liquid jacket it gets quieter and the cylinder heads are cooled better to look at the in the end because they were the 2 basic reasons for the switch from air cooled to liquid cooled in the 96 series you've also croom by the whole voyage on 6 of them. but the 911 remains popular on the road and on the track this g.t. 3 has poured. 115 horsepower and a 3.6 liter flat 6 engine. and the road version is good for the race track to. just ride for ha ha. he wants a go on the norberg. he's been a 911 fan since he was a kid and i retired tea

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smile, the wind running more parallel to the coast and that is not a huge direction of change in the aerosemperatures warming up of these a couple degrees more than we did today. tonight, temperatures similar is restarted morning early on thursday. temperatures in the 40s for most of us, upper 30s in the valley of the north bay, mid to upper 40s around the bay. there will be some fog but watch how quickly it disappears. this will be one of the consequences of wind running parallel to the coast. locking in the fog a few more hours. it backs up towards the coast mid to late morning. with the additional sunshine giving more time to warm-up excepts right on the coast. mid 50s there, mid 60s for the south end of the bay with temperatures in the upper valley. not as warm as other inland areas. the northwesterly winds will be running right on the bay and pushing some of the cooler air into the santa clara valley. temperatures getting close to 70 degrees inland in the east bay with the warmest spots on the east side of the diablo range reaching the mid-70s. right around city degrees in the city wi

. >> reporter: this chevy 1987 monte carlo aero coupe, a small step down from the super cars on the streetsoday. >> pretty much gave it up. the cars now, extremely fast on the street. very dangerous. i mean, it's wild. i mean, got too much to lose. >> how do you wean yourself off of a drug like street racing? >> it's hard. know what i mean? like i say, you can be in a car that makes some horsepower, i mean, you want to punch it from time to time to time, i mean, it's just something you got to realize when you get older, you got to kick back. a fast car, a lot of horsepower, gassing to kill you. you don't know how to use it, you're dead. >> reporter: the high stakes game of life and dead has not kept eric reese from getting behind the starting line. you're still race. >> yes, raced sunday four times. if you're at a street race, you can't get mad if you get killed or go to jail. you might get killed, you might. if you don't want that, stay in the house. >> reporter: while many continue choosing to live life on the edge, others are left picking up the pieces. for monique's family, this interse

to work in many ways as we've all had to change everything about the way we meet and communicate or aero soap is an experimental design live in dusseldorf that makes an art of making communication tangible and while the name may seem odd so is their approach. face must. we have all become familiar with the. 2 german designers from desert off came up with a new version. maybe not the safest option but definitely the funniest. if i am thomas verts if i like the gun we are there are so all. it's big. more than a traditional studio arrow soap is an interdisciplinary creatively poetry they realize projects at the intersection of art design and science these projects later evolve into branding designs for international companies such as a day. when they are not busy with commissioned works they used their time to experiment with different materials such as slides to discover the different possibilities each material presents by their flight because this line conducts electricity and offers a certain resistance depending on how much slime you have in your hand at any given guidance we can use t

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aero smith, jumpa, the war by anthony, the beggar's opera, other stories by samuel delaney and currently reading button brooks by thomas man. went through a lot of books harriet washington. you added this mote to our producer and you said that i just finished reading 30 plus books in my role as national book critic circle board member, so i'm taking a break. >> that's a lot of books. >> that is a lot of books. >> i'm lucky enough to be in this group of people that are also fervent about books and reinforce each other's sickness. there you have it. >> when we were reading the list of books and you heard what some of your favorites were, which ones trying you that you want to talk about. >> aerosmith. >> okay. >> i can't completely explain the fascination for me. it's a fascinating book. i read it at least once a year. ii have to admit reading more often and i find -- it's weird because the book was published in 1920's. sinclair was given nobel prize for this book. but it'soo embraced more by scientist than literature people which i kind interesting and on the face ofpl it it's kind of str

. >> we are showing a stock chart of the ita aero space and spefs etf and want your take on the technicals particular case i got to disagree with danielle from the perspective that sometimes a good defense is a good offense and looking at the chart the chart looks very good a classic triangle set-up. breaking out to new highs and trading back to the old highs you leer looking at 14% upside and just the size of the chart set-up sugg jetss mid-20 upside from here and the stocks in the ita a lot of charts raytheon or whether it's northrup grummond look attractive. >> there's a lot to talk about but will leave it there for now. thank you. for more trading nation, head to the web side or follow us on twitter at trading nation. tyler? >>> all right. bio tech back to being the bad guy? drugmakers facing drug pricing criticism before the epidemic and despite the role of developing a covid-19 vaccine could the tide be turning again? >>> coming up, christine lagarde. "power lunch" will be right back >>> and now, the latest from trading nation.cnbc.com and a word from our sponsor. >> different sector

one rider marked with the red aero holding his arm up as he deploys the chemical spray towards towardsday. they released videos after media outlets petitioned a judge to make it public. jessica schneider joins me now. the justice department did not want to share the videos with the public. as you go through them, how damming are they? >> well, erin, they're really graphically giving this very close glimpse of exactly what those three officers went through. you could see it in the video and for weeks now, prosecutors have been fighting the release of these videos. cnn fought and finally got them released today but tonight, we're actually learning that capitol police may have played a role in resisting the release because capitol police did issue a statement saying they did not want these videos released. a lot of these are body cam videos from the police officers and they say they were really trying to safeguard the officers and their families from reliving the trama of that day and you can see the trama play out there in the video. you can see a female officer recoiling after the chemi

i think a lot of exposure to aero space there's some symantics there look, high-multiple tech that would have also include certain part of the semiconductor space. more notably things like peloton or zoom or covid stocks are a very different story so, ge for different reasons, especially because i think the balance sheet is much better than people think with ten-year that is higher they do better with higher interest rates we'll save that for another show on the ten-year, it's been two weeks in a range between 165 and 175. so settling into a range, maybe, maybe no either way, mega cap tech needed to see that. i would go back to semiconductor. this isn't just the last few days this is since the first week of march. the smh, the tract of the semiconductor sector has outperformed the s&p by almost 12%. semis have led all the way throughout this 150 psychele. i -- cycle i think you follow that. look at taiwan up over 7% sending a good message. >> year-to-date up 16% and they could be in the category of cyclicals category guy, my question to you, if we do see the ten-year yield stay in the ra

that is pend right now and undergoing regulatory review when you talk about space and hyper sonics, aeroe to say lockheed is thinking about partnerships and all kinds of other ways to basically continue to grow this portfolio for what he calls the 21st century war fighter in what is expected to be a flattening defense budget in which we're looking as a country to potentially do more, especially on the tech side with less or really the same. >> yeah. >> amount of dollars >> and again, back to the f-35 which i know is so important to them any expectations in terms of where that ends up he seems like yes, somewhat positive in terms of the ability to become more efficient in both making them and servicing them >> yes i think a key thing is that when you talk about the pandemic and the pandemic impact on the industry more broadly, f-35 was one of the programs especially for lockheed that saw some impact because it's a global program, a global supply chain nonetheless, they do continue to bring the costs of manufacturing and production down. sustainment is very much in focus. the operating cos

to work in many ways as we've all had to change everything about the way we need and communicate or aero soap is an experimental design lab in dusseldorf that makes an art of making communication tangible and while the name may seem odd so is their approach. face must. we have all become familiar with them. to german designers from desert off came up with a new version. maybe not the safest option but definitely the funniest. if i am thomas verts from frederick we got we are there are so all and it's big. but more than a traditional studio arrow soap is an interdisciplinary creative lapore a trait they realized projects at the intersection of art design and science these projects nature have all been to branding designers for international companies such as a job. when they are not busy with commissioned works they use that time to experiment with different materials such as slides to discover the different possibilities each material presented by their flight because the slime conducts electricity and offers a certain resistance depending on how much slime you have in your hand at any g

. $1.6 billion valuation in terms of that spac merger, but, david, at a time where aero space companiespotential when you have kathy woods making an investment in the future of the company. >> well, she is no strange tore many of these somewhat speculative names certainly, and has obviously had great success in terms of some of the purchases that she's made. interesting to see the move in that stock in particular as we've said and we've all been covering, spacs have not been responding to the deals in the way they had been previously this is another case where much of it is on the come >> that's right. and another name in the space sector that i would flag is the spac, sector acquisition spac that's taking rocket lab public. rocket lab announced its next mission for next month they announced it yesterday afternoon. it's going to be a mission in which they look to bring back their rocket booster as they continue to ramp up efforts around reusability they get to the place of reusing the rocket booster, they'll only be the second company in history to reuse rocket boosters for orbital laun