boeing itself.f. you see if you bothered to listen to the conference call the ceo didn't blame the guidance on a lousy environment in the aerospace market. in fact, he said, we contitie to see a generally healthy commercial airplane market driven by improving airline profitability, solid passenger traffic load and meaningful replacements. he points to strong growth in the chinese airline traffic and emphasized while the car go market stalled boeing expects rebound. here's another great nugget from the boeing call. we are also seeing further strength in ththaircraft financing market as financiers see a good investment. as i alluded earlier airplane order activity and customer discussions are continuing at a healthy pace. if they are so positive about the industry how come the guidance was so weak? part of it as i mentioned was this issue. just yesterday iran got part of the nuclear deal to get 118 planes from airbus and the international deals will be difficult to compete with because ththweak euro mea

apple was off 6.5%, while boeing fell nearly 9%. >> and that move in boeing was the worst since 2001. but what's behind the aerospace company's weak forecast? as phil lebeau reports, a lot of it has to do with the number of commercial airplanes it plans to deliver. >> reporter: despite a record backlog of orders, boeing's delivery of new airplanes is slowing down for the first time in six years. the decline is not huge. dropping from 762 planes last year to between 740 and 745 this year. what's changed? one factor is the transition to a new version of the 737. boeing's most popular plane. the company plans to build 42 737s every month. but with new edgngines and wing featuring winlets on the tip to save on fuel, the 737 max is a different plane. boeing says the first versions of the max will include test planes and about a dozen models that will go into inventory and not be immediately delivered. in addition, boeing will be shipping fewer of the 747 jumbo jets. but in a year when airbus is increasing deliveries, investors are asking, why isn't boeing doing the same thing? more importa

after the numbers from boeing today it's a reasonable question to ask if aerospace or boeing has peaked but they were synonymous with aerospace. one of the strongest cycles out there. e-gads. what is that? 12, i wanted to see tech leadership outside of facebook, google, amazon. you have to get that soupy sales reference. facebook crushed it after the close. the leadership remains narrow and the decline after hours in the stock of service now which some people said we would be safe in is going to help the cloud cohort tomorrow, not at visnow. 13, i wanted sentiment to be horrendous. they were up and down and that brought out the bulls and optimists. we are barely over sold. a week ago we were dramatically over sold. no cushion from that. disgust we felt at this time last week. that's too bad. i guess it has to get ugh ily again before we get to a safe er place. finally i was praying to see something, anything to sig any anyway leadership than kroger or home depot. before the fed spoke we had a shot. bottom line is that we still have way too many unchecked boxes, way too many. just when w

that would contradict boeing's outlook. my take? after boeing's negative forecast we have to lebd credence to the idea that we may have to factor in a possible aerospace peak. if we get downgrades tomorrow. may i suggest you buy honeywell before it reports on friday morning? buy it into the weakness tomorrow. i bet honeyball will be more like united technologies than boeing given the lines it has including climate controls, turbo chargers for cars and my guess is you can get it at a discount tomorrow after boeing stock is hammered again by more downgrades. i would pounce betting that honeywell's ceo dave cody has things more under control than boeing does. at least on this horrific day for the goliath of aerospace. stick with cramer. we were below the 88th southern parallel. we had traveled for over 850 miles. my men driven nearly mad from starvation and frostbite. today we make history. >>bienvenidos! welcome to the south pole! if you're dora the explorer, you explore. it's what you do. >>what took you so long? if you want to save

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boeing prenoced it was storied 747 based on weak demand. what really crushed the stock wednesday was thathe management forecasd rim lousy guidance for 2016 uding earn ing of 815 to 835. wall street loed for 9.43. ll it e biggest guance mi of thyear wh the possible eeption of polaris. just becse boeing gives you a disappoiinforest relative toxpectations you don't ju write f the industry. not unl u do your homework here. the same morning boeinrted we got the dect quarfrom unitedtesed technoes wherthe compans tw aespacunits accounted fo ugy half of le united tecologies didn't do anytng flashy. le treaffirmed t guidance for 2016. that was a sight for sore eyes coidering how they cuthe ouook in 2015 and before hayes took contre company. beyondhat ere were positive volume growth ine quarters. oppositeboeing. ft, on a conference call hayewas actically gushing abt e geared turbo fan or gtf. that's the newest, best mmeral airplane enginever. specically the foc was etinairbus's dd fothe program and the coany planto deliver 200 engine this year. again

were weak or boeing was doing ll and abus s weak. how about co sure it s 20 l sure it was 20ong days ago but theyiglled aerospace has gottentronge that wou contradict boeing's outlook. my take? r eing negativforest we have to lebd crenceo th idea that we m have to facto in a possie aerospe peak. wget wngrades torrow. may i suggest you buy honeywell before it reports on friday mog? buy it intthe weakness tomorrow. i bet honeall ll be more like unid technologies than boeing given the les it has including climate controls, turbo chargers for cs and trucks. uess is you caget it at a discount tomorrow after boeing downgrades i wod pounce b i would unce bng that honeywl's ceo dave cody has things more under corol than boeing does. ateast on this horrifiday for the goath of aerospace. stick with cramer. we we below the 88th southern parallel. had traled for over 850il. my men driven nearly mad fmar and frostbite. toweakhistor >>bienvenidos! welcome to the south pole! if you're do the elor, you explore. it's whayou do what took you so long?

i don't want to rush to judgment boeing. >> without boeing and apple, dow futures would be higher. >> where is oil? >> we'll talk about oil. we'll get inventories, the iraqi oil minister saying the russians and saudis are more flexible now. >> yellen versus him. hey, clamation death match. yellen versus the iraqi oil minister who is more important these days? >> i'm going with yellen still. >> are you? >> tough little lady. where is she from? >> below 3,000 -- >> who? >> who? >> who's on first? >> she. >> what? >> when we come back we'll look ahead to the fed announcement, what might be expected from janet yellen, and the wireless wars intensify. marcelo claure on the turnaround strategy. another look at the market. stocks are up three out of four, but the fed decision coming at 2:00. it took dozens of prototypes. hundreds of crash simulations. thousands of hours of painstaking craftsmanship. and an infinite reserve of patience... ...to create a vehicle that looks, drives and thinks like nothing else on the road. the all-new glc. the suv the world has been waiting for. starting at $38

it has been a very strong seller for boeing.t's got a very -- it has been a very high margin airplane. it's almost as big as a 747, but it has two engines. it is quite efficient. it got high margins. a-350, which the is a competitor to this airplane. now, that is taking sales away from the 777. especially if you are looking at 777, the refresh coming in 2020, you would probably prefer to have the newer airplane. .hat is what we are seeing people may want to buy used rather than new. betty: it's a combination between more opposition from airbus and -- more competition from airbus and maybe a slowdown in emerging and new markets. is it a pretty balanced mix between those? is it more because of competition from airbus? the competition from airbus is quite strong. the 350, which airbus introduced to compete with boeing, it has 700 orders, 800 orders behind it. they have sold it quite well. competition is a large portion of it. betty: what about the costs associated with the dreamliner? george: if the dreamliner costs keep coming dow

boeing builds the 737.is the fourth generation and this is the future when we talked to ray connor earlier today he said look, down at the assembly line it's the future for boeing. getting back to what we were talking about it's a matter of understanding how the production process works and boeing thought they communicated that with wall street but wall street was not expecting them to bring down delivery orders or delivery numbers for this year and that's why the stock got hammered as it did earlier this week. >> slid this week. thank you as we watch that plane get ready to take off. a big moment for boeing. they have been behind airbus in that move to narrow body planes but this is a significant moment for boeing. the first tlieth flight of its . that plane is going to be taking off. world markets on the move after the announcement from the bank of japan today. >> negative interest rates for the first time ever charging lenders 0.1% on new deposits. it's seen as the last instrument left to boost lending a

how about boeing.hat stock is going to be lower and significantly so, 6 $7 lower, they gave a weak forecast for the future. that's what's hurting boeing this morning. the fbi foiling a mass shooting plot in milwaukee. details, please, ashley. ashley: you see the picture there, 23-year-old sammy mohammad hamza. the fbi has been on this guy since last september. in fact they used undercover agents to work with this guy. so eventually they could move to arrest him. he planned essentially to kill dozens of people at a masonic temple in milwaukee and got to the point they sold him the guns, thank you very much, put him in the car and he was arrested. stuart: still on terror, a link to terror, we have this one for you. israel's power grid hit by a big hacking attack. it's called one of the worst cyber attacks ever. come in, the senior advisor for the senate foreign relations committee. welcome to the program. i always assumed that israel would harden its defenses, especially a and malware on u.s. control sys

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tell us about boeing boeing. boeing boeing is what we call a high flying comedy that takes place back in the 1960's. a gentleman winds up meeting his friend in paris and finds out he doesn't have only one fianc, he has three fiancs. one is american, one is italian, and one is german. his french maid takes part in this high flying night. he keeps a time table to make sure that all of his three fiancs don't land at the same time. in one night they all show up at the exact same time and everything in the play? i'm gretchen, the german airline hostess. natalie, what do you play? i'm gabriella the italian airline hostess. why is this play so much fun, why do you hope people will come out to check it out? i think people will love it because it's a great story to go out with your spouse or significant other. it's hilarious, it's a farce. it's placed in the 1960's and you get to go back in time when women had a little more power. you see this overall message with us as well. we take charge. it's hilarious because you've

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for "nightly business report" i'm mary thompson. >>> and now to boeing.he company says it will take a charge in the fourth quarter and it will scale back production of its 747 plane. boeing says weak air freight demand drove that decision but the plane maker stressed it does not see weakness in air passenger travel. that pressured shares initially in after-hours trading. >>> and now to today's rally and the reprieve, i should say, from the rout. what carried equities higher was the same thing that's been bringing them lower. oil prices. they posted their biggest percentage gain in months. add to the mix comments from a very powerful central banker and you have a recipe for rising stocks. the dow jones industrial average gained 115 points to finish at 15,882. nasdaq rose just fractionally. the s&p 500 added 9. as for oil, it settled up more than 4%, getting close to 30 bucks a barrel. but even though stocks rallied bob pisani explains why there may be little reason for celebration. >> reporter: we rallied today but it was a crummy unenthusiastic rally. rea

. >> boeing, not so well. >> and thank you for mentioning this. boeing, it's a little zero sum.sed the euro so much that it makes much more sense to go buy an air bus. and you're going to see this new engine that united facilities just built and you have to buy boeing planes in dollars, they won't take euros. and every time you see he bashes the euro, that's another sale. boom, boom, another angel gets its wings. it's a wonderful like for europe. bad for america. >> we have a lot of stocks that we haven't gotten to but we will get to. >> okay, very good. its intelligent drive is msystems...ng. paradigm-shifting. its technology-filled cabin...jaw-dropping. its performance...breathtaking. its self-parking...and self-braking...show-stopping. the all-new glc. mercedes-benz resets the bar for the luxury suv. starting at $38,950. ♪ >>> you're watching cnbc "squawk on the street." the opening bell in about a minute as we put the month of january to bed finally. chevron with an earnings report out, just got clobbered. >> waiting for that call but i have to tell you production quotes sti

rival boeing in sales. when it comes out on orders, boeing comes out on top. for airbus executives, these figures are a clear sign the demand for aircraft continues to be resilient. they were also a theater about the aviation industry in general. >> the lower fuel price globally helps them to prepare for the future. they know that there is volatility. they do not expect the barrel will remain around the $35, $40 a year forever, so we are preparing for the new generation. reporter: fuel efficiency is set to become an ever greater priority for playmakers, but for now, airbus is focused on cranking up sales of its jumbo jets. they secured three orders in 2015, only a small fraction of the original target of 25. >> south korea's samsung electronics says it will set up an independent committee to inspect facilities. it is a response that workers have developed rare cancers. samsung has denied links between diseases and substances used i and its plans. reporter: most consumers who buy a samsung cell phone know nothing about the health and safety of workers in samsun

francine: what about the boe?f you look upon movement sluggish onound is the fact and investors are starting to doubt what the boe will do next. simon: a lot of people have been expecting the boe to shadow the fed. blown outkind of got of the water late last year when mark carney came out and said maybe we do not raise rates until 2017. the chief andy -- economist has been dovish as well. year.d for most of this day, growthf the has been muddled through. there may be no need for the bank of england to be in a hurry to raise rates. i think they would enjoy a bit of currency weakness. francine: we had a little bit of manufacturing being subdued in the u.k., but the main unknown is brexit. so, the boe needs to make sure they cannot raise rates to quickly. simon: if they want to raise rates they should do so more quickly before entering the political period. of economistse voice wouldously is that brexit be bad for the u.k. economy, and therefore, by assumption, if the bank of england does not hike, they don't want to

they will be supplying carbon fiber to boeing here, and boeing in washington state. they're going to be supplying carbon fiber across this country, and across the world. so we're glad they're going to be calling south carolina home. jobs. >> if you are someone without a job, this is a time that we need you. we've got plenty of jobs. places to train you for those jobs. how to program and maintain the robots. mike: to help companies and students, spartanburg community college has one center for advanced manufacturing and industrial technologies on its central campus, and another on its cherokee county campus. >> we work hard with them to make sure we meet their needs, as far as skill sets that are required. mike: there are only 14 of these state-of-the-art training machines in the world, and the community college has one of them. >> we're dedicated to manufacturing, and we're going to keep pushing forward. mike: state officials say the workforce, and commitments like this one from toray, will help attract even more big business. mike mccormick, wyff news 4, spartanburg

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the company delivered 635 planes last year, 762 for boeing. last-minute engine delays and onduction problems, and tuesday the chief executive issued a stern warning to suppliers. >> i think everything will work out, and it has to. there are still other partners on the market. that is business. when you are not good enough, you lose market share, and i hope that won't be the case. reporter: airbus expects to 650 planes in 2016 and the coveney says it is turning to technology to boost production. >> the company in the production -- it will be years. we will have google glass which will allow us to see the workflow without the need for paper in 3-d. it will be connected to the back office, which will provide instructions. if there are any difficulties. reporter: airbus says it is sticking to its guns on the future growth potential to come out of china. this despite the recent market turmoil and the fears of the slowdown in the world's second-largest economy. the playmaker is set to open a new production facility in tianjin next month. markus: ok,

they order planes they make boeing build their plant in china. >> thank you, mr. trump. >> briefly. >> my name was mentioned. the plane that is being build here is sold to china. you flew in with your 767. >> the new plants not now in the future they are building massive plants in china. because china does not want boeing building their planes here they want them built in china, because china is smart the way they do it. >> you head back to airport check. >> i'll check. >> check it out. >> senator. >> thank you for coming back to me. both donald and jeb have good points there is a middle ground, donald is right, china is run over president obama like he is a child, probe is not protecting american workers, we're getting hammered. a sat down with senior leadership of john deere they discuss how hard it is to sell tractors in china, but jeb also right, if we just impose a tariff they will put resi reciprocal tariffs that will hurt the iowa formers, you pass a tax plan like the tax plan, a simple flat tax, 10% for individuals, 16% flat tax, you abolish the irs. here

nasa is building it's most powerful rocket ever and it's hired boeing for some help.ane wells is live in l.a. with more. >> hey, kayla. we want to get to mars for real. not in a motion picture but it's so big and so expensive nasa doesn't think it's going to be able to ride on someone else's market. there's no other commercial market for a private company to make such an investment. it designs it's own rocket. the space lunch system sls which is going to cost taxpayers billions of dollars. the rocket's first test flight is planned for 2018 and by 2021 it will take astronauts to the dark side of the moon. further than we have ever gone before. the plan is to get to mars and while it's nasa's rocket the core is being built by boeing. >> what you're looking at is the largest welding system in the world. >> we got a sneak peek inside this facility outside where nasa is welding a rocket together vertically with a special season. it cig any can'tly cuts down on weight which is important. boeing is getting much of the $2 billion congress approved just this year for the progr

if are you in boeing, you have to be in it for the 737 max and the triple 7 x. coming out in the next few years. the 737 max is already been rolled out, by the way. the problem that you need to be aware of here is the bridge to the triple 7x is the regular triple-7, and then we'll probably see a production cut there. that's priced at least partially into the stock. the question is how deep do they cut the production? >>. >> she called the last housing boom and bust. ivy zelman has the latest outlook on the market and the builders giving stock picks as well. plus, earnings in full swing next week. check out that list. mcdonald's, bm, amazon, chevron. many, many, had more. we'll discuss a lot of them. we'll tell you how to position your portfolio ahead of those numbers. welcome to opportunity's knocking, where self-proclaimed financial superstars pitch you investment opportunities. i've got a fantastic deal for you- gold! with the right pool of investors, there's a lot of money to be made. but first, investors must ask the right questions and use the smartcheck ch

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