bell boeing has been sued for millions and millions of dollars. it has been disclosed so no one knows the exact figure, but i can tell you after talking to the attorney for connie and trish that the lawsuits are over. i have spoken to brian alexander alexander, who handled the lawsuits for 17 of the 19 families in new york. he said the lawsuits are over. so basically all we're asking the marine corps to do is to please just issue a letter to connie and trish that clearly states that your husband flying this v-22 was not prepared, had to handle vortex ring state, because bell boeing and we, the marine corps, did not understand it either. so how can we train pilots if we don't understand what we're trying to train them in? . it has been frustrating to get the marine corps to bring peace gruber.brow and vince there was a book called "the dream machine." the history of the v-22 and all the problems it's had along the way and the fights we have had in and out of congress to make this plane a reality for the marine corps. but something i want to read fr

[closing bell rings] david: boeing you are you heard it first. a top analyst recommended boeing. he the leaders in all the market. liz: nice move there. bells ring on wall street. we're just about 4 1/2 points off the highs of the session for the dow jones industrials. look at s&p 500. at one point down 2 points. now up 15. a nice move for stocks all around. if you are long on stocks in your portfolio, you made money today. david: i hope you have one of those oxygen masks. we're getting so high up the oxygen is getting kind of hard to find here. we're starting you off with the front page headlines before we go any further. gold heading lower for the 7th ssraight session as the dollar index jumped to a near three-year high. gold settled down to $1364. now the metal has now fallen $109 an ounce in the last seven sessions. liz: consumer sentiment

[closing bell rings] david: boeing you are you heard it first. a top analyst recommended boeing. it is one of the the leaders in all the market. liz: nice move there. bells ring on wall street. we're just about 4 1/2 points off the highs of the session for the dow jones industrials. look at s&p 500. at one point down 2 points. now up 15. a nice move for stocks all around. if you are long on stocks in your portfolio, you made money today. david: i hope you have one of those oxygen masks. we're getting so high up the oxygen is getting kind of hard to find here. we're starting you off with the front page headlines before we go any further. gold heading lower for the 7th ssraight session as the dollar index jumped to a near three-year high. gold settled down to $1364. now the metal has now fallen $109 an ounce in the last seven sessions. liz: consumer sentiment, done by the university of michigan, perked up in may to the highest level in about six years. the index jumped to a reading of 83.7. that is up from 76.4. sentiment was helped by the rising stock market. this is heavily weight

bell rings] this is new leader. many names on the high hit new multiyear highs. boeingorgan, microsoft, 3m, united technologies. david: is that good news or that bad news? some people are kind of afraid of the lofty heights. some people say, come on in, the water's fine. today there were more losers than winners. dow jones industrials down 18 points. nasdaq and russell 2000 hit a intraday high, of 1001. couldn't hold onto that. it fell below into 900s but barely so. that index is dying to get into the same kind of record territory, liz. liz: here is look at today's front page headlines. gold is bouncing higher, after a seven session losing streak. gold closed up $19.40 a troy ounce, settling at $1384. david: bouncing in gold in the midday, a

boeing's 787 10x. and now we continue our "countdown to the closing bell" with lynn claman. liz: lynn? dennis?nnis -- lynn? >> liz, yeah. must have been a typo in the prompter or something. it must be somebody else's fault. [laughter] liz: i've been called jill a lot. people confuse -- thanks, dennis. a big day for corporate shopping, and right now we just want to let you know before we get to that story, we are well off session highs. remember the high, we were up more than 90 points for the dow jones industrials. buck see where we are right now, but let's find out where companies are when it comes to big buyout news. lauren simonetti at the new york stock exchange, she's got more details. >> reporter: hi, liz. don't worry, dennis always calls me nicole, so it's all good. shares that have been rocketing all day, nevada utility is up about 23%, taking on a new high. the news is that berkshire hathaway's mid atlantic i can'ty looking to buy the company. clearwire is in the middle of two competing bids, one by sprint which they were supposed to vote on tomorrow, but dish network upping their bid

bell rings] this is new leader. many names on the high hit new multiyear highs. boeing, bank of america, jpmorgan, microsoft, 3m, united technologies. david: is that good news or that bad news? some people are kind of afraid of the lofty heights. some people say, come on in, the water's fine. today there were more losers than winners. dow jones industrials down 18 points. nasdaq and russell 2000 hit a intraday high, of 1001. couldn't hold onto that. it fell below into 900s but barely so. that index is dying to get into the same kind of record territory, liz. liz: here is look at today's front page headlines. gold is bouncing higher, after a seven session losing streak. gold closed up $19.40 a troy ounce, settling at $1384. david: bouncing in gold in the midday, a real short squeeze there. caterpillar having a good day today. the global machinery sales fell 9% in april as this is the biggest drop, it actually came in the asia pacific division where sales fell 20%. latin america was a bright spot, rising 28%. stock ended the day up. liz: chesapeake energy tapped robert la

bell." it is the last hour of trading for the day. fifty-two week highs today. if you are in stocks, we hope you are making money. chevron, boeingjohnson and johnson looking very good today. trip advisor, whirlpool, directv, if the s&p closes higher, it will be the eighth record close in just nine days. the list of winners today is very long. a grand total of 140 stocks. just about half that many have hit all-time highs. let's look at some of those. we have macy's, starbucks, google and mastercard. they are all part of this today. we had banks looking very strong as well. bank of america, citigroup, goldman sachs, wells fargo, those names are all moving higher. analysts that we spoke with say there is no fundamental reason for today's move other than good old fashioned momentum. we are not going to say it was our interview. the market is too huge for that. let's get to our traders. let's find out, to what do we attribute such a strong game? the high is about 99 points to the upside. john. >> i think this kind of contributes to what we were thinking about last week. coming into this week, earning season is winding down. what was

boeing or air bus. you are talking about all of the little bells and whistles that go with it. most of these contractors are nailed down during this week. and because it looks so bad like i am off to paris for a week in june, people are literally -- people that used to go like lindsey graham who has a huge air naughtics aviation industry and other senators are now like flying away and saying, no no, no. i will not go. which is economically problematic for him. >> that's a great story about sort of like what happened with the other stuff, sequester and how it affected the government. >> that's cool. >> we will send a link out to it now on our twitter page. bp show. bp show. we will take a quick break and be right back. >> this is "the bill press show." the natural energy of peanuts and delicious, soft caramel. to fill you up and keep you moving, whatever your moves. payday. fill up and go! (vo) current tv gets the converstion started next. >> i'm a slutty bob hope. >> you are. >> the troops love me. the sweatshirt is nice and all but i could use a golden lasso. (vo) only on curr

bell to sound. market mixed to the lower, down 15 points on the dow. >>> what are the odds? the first dreamliner hits the air today. they have the ceos of united airlines and boeingn board, and the flight seis early on it arrival. what are the odds? phil lebeau was also on the flight. he'll give us his blow by blow account of the trip and plus we'll find out whether this will help boeing stocks sore to new highs. >>> also, 600 million tl$600 mi. one winner. what's the single best stock the power ball winner how old buy tomorrow? clients are always learning more to make their money do more. (ann) to help me plan my next move, i take scottrade's free, in-branch seminars... plus, their live webinars. i use daily market commentary to improve my strategy. and my local scottrade office guides my learning every step of the way. because they know i don't trade like everybody. i trade like me. i'm with scottrade. (announcer) scottrade... ranked "highest in customer loyalty for brokerage and investment companies." the act of soaring across an ocean in a three-hundred-ton rocket doesn't raise as much as an eyebrow for these veterans of the sky. however, seeing this little b

closing bell with 640 stocks trading on the new york stock exchange hitting 52-week highs. 141 stocks on the sap 500 also hit 52-week highs. just about half of that many hit all-time highs. >>> boeingn airplane deal with turkish airlines, the largest deal ever between the two companies. the deal includes 70 aircraft from boeing's line of 77s. the order value could change as they work through traditional aircraft negotiations. they serve 222 cities in 99 countries. >>> the nation's four biggest cell phone carriers are coming together to advertise against texting and driving. they will unite with at&t's it can wait slogan in ads set to air this summer. that is the latest from fox business, giving you the power to prosper. liz: ipos, initial public offerings, have already raised $16.8 billion this year putting the market on track to have its best year since the financial crisis. our next guest says not so fast. don't get too hyper about this. the ipo market is actually struggling? joining me is the man who said this, david menlow, president of ipo financial.com. i will believe you. you're kind of the guy when it comes to ipo snooze nice to be here. liz: they're raising money hand over

bell and the s&p 500 at the top of your screen. it's celebrating the vectors etfs. and novadaq, celebrating its first listing anniversary. a lot to talk about. boeing, if you're looking at dow componentses, big order for their 767. $6 billion. >> they make so much money on a 737, just like any assembly line. once you have made it, they still cost a lot to make, 737, i'm not saying they're cheap, but the margins and mcnerney, isn't it an a maezing time? this guy, i went to the world war ii museum in new orleans where they built this boeing wing. mcnrny is everywhere. he's an american freshir and know you hate me when i say stuff like that, but he's the real deal. >> he can get places quickly. he's got a nice little air force. >> don't forget what the b-29 did and the b-17 did. they kind of won the war. >> they have the scuttlebutt, notion that saks and neiman-marcus and combined and private equity would have. the rumors continue. >> right. on sewn, not much to say there. yesterday it was up rather sharply when we heard the news that morgan stanley had been hired and first of all, that is the case although neither will confirm and they were hired by