boeing, set for takeoff momentarily. we're going to watch the latest version of the boeing 787 dash 9 take off in a few minutes and we will take you there to everette, washington, live. and this man, ben bernanke, before he makes his move, what should you do? this is plain and simple port flol advice. we'll get you taper ready. first to sue at the nyse. >> and gary comiskey and kenny have started the conversation. they'll join nous a second. we start out with two major corporate titans two members of the dow and both stories from washington state. boeing shares hitting an all-time high as it gets ready to make the first flight of the next generation of dreamliner. ty mentioned we will bring that to you live. microsoft announcing a huge stock buyback and boosting its dividend. john fortt is all over microsoft but we'll begin with phil lebeau live at boeing's big event in washington. >> hey sue. ten to 15 minutes away from the dash 9 making its first flight here outside of boeing's assembly plant in everette, washington. t

boeing's fleet is always in high demand. the latest quarter report at the end of july was spectacular and the stock is still only trading at 14.4 times next year's earnings estimates, no wonder they're going to pick it first. slight premium in the 13% long-term growth rate. i think it's got a lot more room to run, a lot of touchdowns ahead. how about a running back like ray rice? who is that? that's united technologies. that's the analog. like rice, new techs can run, catch and block, perfect for a ppr portfolio. it's a diversified industrial play with six divisions. company makes elevators, heating ventilation systems, also known as hvac, various other components, fire and safety security equipment and last but not least, both commercial and military choppers. we just talked about how aerospace is worried that boeing got all the bases covered. a little more than a year ago, utx closed in on the acquisition of goodrich, another big aerospace supplier that looked like a really good quarter. a deal that's now expected to gener

registered boeing 777 have three and a half years to comply with that a.d.he faa would have given a tighter deadline if there was any immediate danger for passengers if you would like more information on that directive, go to our website. >>> if you would like to send us a tip, give us a call at 888-996-tips or theunit@nbcbayarea.com. >>> let's turn things over to jeff ranieri. it's going to be a little hot? >> yes, a little hotter for tomorrow, and that's right. not only possible showers as you can see in the banner coming our way, cooler air that will eventually drop our temperatures some 10 to 20 degrees, for wednesday, you will probably be happy to hear that the weather's going to be getting better than what we experienced for today. we'll have clear skies in the upper 50s and 60s. everyone expected sunny skies from the coast. a warmer day on tap with mid-80s expected from san jose right on up to pleasanton and livermore. you can see in san jose, it's clear, currently 61 degrees, and get this, winds 10 to 20 miles per hour over night, will give us a slig

what more can i say about boeing?spite the delays in the dream liner, demand is so strong that the company is so strong he has a backlog that runs to 2020. that's right this is the only business i know that can possibly lay out a 20-year plan with any credibility. both has been ramping up more fuel-efficient planes. the airlines can't get enough of it. meanwhile on the defense side they've cut $3 million in its annual costs and its stock is running up. 12% growth rate. do not forget they're also being very tough on their suppliers, getting some costs out that way too. who doesn't want to sell into boeing? how about lockheed martin and northrop grumman. they fight about the sequester. but they come back with a vengeance. turned out to be not a big deal. they were able to cut costs and diversify. i think they're diversified to come up with it. they can't come up with the budget. lockheed martin and northrop grumman are lean, mean fighting machines. lockheed martin. they almost got to buy back a quarter of its shares. a

boeing plans to triple the number of jets it builds for chinese airlines. boeing china 787 dreamliner airbus the aircraft company expects to receive 5,580 orders from china during the next decade.. with a value of $780 billion dollars. company officials at boeing believe air traffic should rise 7% per year in china on the heels of strong economic growth and improved access to air travel. boeing has struggled this year with issue surrounding it's 787 dreamliners. however, this latest prediction about china gives the jet maker a competitive boost against it's rival airbus. an exclusive report says next month will mark the end of student loans at jp morgan chase. jp morgan chase college students wells fargo and discover treasury according to reuters-- bank executives no longer view lending money for college as a significant growth market. jp morgan's exit leaves less competition for the remaining players such as wells fargo, discover financial services and the government. in peru -- children as young as 13 are helping the country become a top producer of count

you want to buy stocks like boeing and honeywell.fed-related stocks if you're certain they're going to blow away the numbers here. and now because, no, the market will not look through this bad set of erinings. it will sell off bad disappointors. you know why? because it always does. in the end a lot of people reverse field, a lot of people make mistakes and lots of people have no idea what they're doing because they haven't been around long enough. relax. take a breath. recognize that if you knew a company was doing poorly right now, it will not be saved by what the fed did yesterday when it reports. after yesterday's big run, those companies are sells. but the stocks that are doing well, if na they're down because of the silly rotation, those are the ones to buy. stick with cramer. syria is already cheating up next on "kudler." the timing, the actions, the reactions. everything has to synch up. my expenses are no different. receiptmatch on the business gold rewards card synchronizes your business expenses. just shoot your business

>> when we come back, boeing's next boeing 787 dreamliner is set to debut.e weakness off of some europe weakness. two-day fed meeting begins. and we'll talk more about the microsoft div in just a moment. [ music transitions to rock ] make it happen with the all-new fidelity active trader pro. it's one more innovative reason serious investors are choosing fidelity. get 200 free trades when you open an account. >>> take a look at microsoft. just got a 22% div hike making some waves. people beginning to wonder maybe there are further moves in the balance sheet to come. we'll find out. also a $40 billion buyback to replace the $40 billion one that expires at the end of the month. meantime, general motors planning to take on tesla with a luxury electric car of its own, developing a car that can go 200 miles. they didn't say when the car will be available. some discussion on whether they want to improve the volt or create a product that competes more with tesla. >> good luck. bmw introduced a product and they can't touch tesla. i think gm is a terrific stock but t

monday we hear from boeing. yeah. the same boeing everyone else abandoned except for me when the dreamliner looked like a nightmare liner story. things have only got better of late when europe and china are growing more positive about the prospect. boeing breaking out all-time highs. it is so not done, people. we also get the citigroup. companies are chatter about a turn in china. that is emerson, which has been red-hot. and united technologies, all-time high. wednesday earnings reports could actually have major pin action. the most important we hear from is teflon transport, also known as fedex. the company gives you a terrific view of the world. smith, the guy who runs it, i can't tell you how many times fedex has been negative over the last few years because of that forecast. what's happening to the stock? how about a climb from the low 80s to 107. if fedex lower the boom on the economy and its own numbers, you have to buy the stock. perhaps with both hands. if we get a real dip after the fed has spoken. this is a

>> of all the names i like boeing. >> boeing also great. >> airlines -- >> john marshall. >> yeah.l from oppenheimer. he said look for those -- >> how many times have we bet against boeing in boeing has had its own internal issues and every time they had a bad issue they bounced back incredibly well. twice as high as they fell. >> no issue for boeing. >> doesn't matter. >> let's look at shares of jcpenney. we're watching them in the after-hours session. a filing just made by perry capital slashing its stake to 3.3% from 6.2%. that's the equivalent of a sale of about 9 million shares here. yet another big shareholder seeming to throw the towel out in terms of belief in jcpenney. that's what it looks like on the surface at least. this on a day when jcpenney shares hit the lowest levels they've seen since the first term of ronald reagan's presidency. >> maybe they should start making fighter jets. >> coming up next just in case you missed it we're bringing you today's top moments on cnbc. plus the key meeting between investing icahn inging carl icahn and tim cook. much more "fast" str

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boeing stock hit a record high yesterday. in europe -- the auto market has a bumpy road ahead...despite recent strides in the euro zone recovery, auto sales remain weak. new car registrations dropped again in august -- this time by 5% compared to last year. britain was the only market where sales rose. anaylsts expect cars sales will continue to be sluggish. general motors is taking on tesla. the automaker is in the midst of developing a rival to tesla's electric vehicles.gm says it's verizon will be able last for 200 miles on a charge and will start at 30 thousand dollars. however gm execs says the battery technology is still too expensive, and cannot pinpoint when g-m will be able to release its car. microsoft surprised investors ahead of tomorrow's shareholder meeting. the company is planing a $40 billion dollar stock buyback and raising its quarterly dividend, by 22%.... more than analysts had expected. its the latest of numerous changes at the software company, including the upcoming departure of ceo steve ballmer and th

boeing-777 have 3 1/2 years to comply with this a.d.en a tighter deadline if there was any immediate danger for passengers. for more information on that a.d. and plane safety go to our website. >> 888-99-tips or send us an e-mail directly. jurisdictions, investigators suspect a fair under a crash of several cities ale tho though ear not specifying what kind of crimes they may have been involved in. >> in washington, d.c., workers at a navy yard were allowed to return. and the shooters's mother apologized. workers came to collect their personal belongings and even their cars. the yard remains an active crime scene. the pentagon has made several reviews. a year-long navy study showed 52 $ gunman aaron alexis got his security pass through a tougher clearance program despite signs that his mental illness was getting worse. in august, alexis called police from a rhode island hotel room and told him he was hearing voices. his mother apologized to the victims today. >> aaron is now in a place where he can no longer do harm to anyone. and for t

. >> it's still stamped with the boeing stamp of manufacture. this is a hydraulic hack watcher. >> reporter: security forces fulled out the two nuclear weapons. >> they were recovered right over there. >> reporter: the body of the bombardier major robert townley who couldn't bail out of the plane. >> he was in the seat when incident occurred and the aircraft started to tumble and roll and it started flying upside down and he was just not able to get back into that seat so that he could eject himself out. >> reporter: flight buzz 19 was returning to georgia after a nuclear alert mission over europe. when it ran into a huge blizzard over western maryland. the turbulence sheared off the vertical fin and left the crew bailing out in the storm. the pilot and the copilot survived and two others died of exposure. >> one boy taking a shortcut

. >> boeing has tested a new version of the dreamliner, the stretched version fitting more passengers and fly further, and it does not have the battery system that grounded the fleet of dreamliners this year. >> that is america's mo >> covering santa clara, san francisco, east bay, and all bay area, this is abc7 news. >> good wednesday morning, at 4:42 on the morning news. a gorgeous shot from the east bay camera of the new eastern span of the bay bridge. there is construction on the bridge from eastbound yerba buena island to the metering lights. otherwise, no major problems to report. >> today and tomorrow activists and family members of shooting victims will gather on capitol hill to mark nine months since the sandy hook school shootings in connecticut. events were in the works before the navy your shooting and is organized by the new town action alliance renewing efforts for background check legislation. a gunman killed 26 people on campus at sandy hook elementary school before he shot and killed himself. >> a group trying to raise money for domestic violence funerals needs your h

liz: garstil gare ill, you are g us about that as well, you like boeing, and ne flex. >> we like boeing its competitivors are limited to 3 worldwide, boeing does not really have any affect on long-term orders for new aircraft from airlines worldwide, that is why we like boeing long-term it has had upgrading in last through days, we using bullish option strategies on boeing for the year end. they are sitting nicely for our klein portfolio, any pullback will add. >> robert, we talked about this concerning nike but what about netflix, a run-up in this stock, almost unsureal, is it too late to get in to some of these stocks? even if a are healthy stock. >> it depends on the stock, important thing for investors, if you enter something with that run-up, take that position, make sure you have an exit out. everything has an -- >> like a stop order? >> that is easiest way, or option strategy or other diversification, but easiest thing some type of a stop-loss on a specific price target. >> what would you do on net blix, i remember -- ne netflix t is up to 300 and change. >> amazing, we scientifi

monday we hear from uber cramer fave boeing. yeah. the same boeing everyone else abandoned except for me when the dreamliner looked like a nightmare liner story. i bet we hear that things have only gotten better of late as europe and china are growing more positive about the prospect. boeing breaking out all-time highs. it is so not done, people. while the morgan stanley industrial conference continues to roll out tuesday and wednesday, we also get the citigroup if they're hanging out, why not a second shin dig? companies are chatter about a turn in china. that is emerson, which has been red-hot. and united technologies, all-time high. wednesday earnings reports could actually have major pin action. the most important we hear from is teflon transport, also known as fedex. i've always loved this confroens call because the company gives you a terrific view of the world. fred smith, the guy that runs it, irrepressible economist. i can't tell you how many times fedex has been negative over the last few years because of that forecast. what

she could be boeing home today. why a judge said she deserves a new trial. >>> how a monster tsunami like the one that hit japan could devastate the local economy and the local landscape. it is all "happening now." jon: and good friday morning to you, president obama makes his case on the world stage, pressing his fellow leaders for military action in syria. i'm jon scott. >> , everybody, i'm jenna lee. happy friday to you. mr. obama just wrapping up a news conference at the g20 summit in st. petersburg,

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. >>> a cash generating juggernaut, boeing boosting it's price target to $164 a share. the investment bank says increased production of the 787 should give it a considerable boost to free cash flow and separately, boeing is reportedly close to sealing a south korean fighter jet deal worth almost $8 billion. boeing hit an all-time high up almost 4%, 115.67 the close making it the best performing stock on the dow. >>> allegheny technologies which is a specialty metals producer agreeing to sell its tongues ten business to ken kenne metal. allegheny, the best performing stock on the s&p today gained 8% could 30.95. kennemetal finished at 46.39. >>> late today, outer raw which recently changed its name from coin star slashed its earnings guidance for the current quarter and full year. the kiosk operator said red dock rentals didn't meet prosecutions and promotions hurt the bottom line. it fell 2% in the regular social to 55.97 but then dropped sharply in after-hours trading. >>> the united nations says there is, quote, clear and convincing evidence that chemical weapons were

boeing's done well.specially after the 787 problems they had. everybody was down on boeing. >> "well" is an understatement out of that stock. >> yes. >> flew past all of that. >> yeah. and most of the analysts -- this is where most of the analysts -- "flew" is very funny. >> who owns it here? no one owns bowing? >> i sold mine. sold it too soon. look, i think there's only one place to go for a dreamliner, and that's boeing. they have a defense business, which it can be a little bit of a drag going forward. but i still think it's quality. >> you know what they say about dreams, right? >> no parachutes. very apropos with planes. >>> the crop report is moving some commodity prices. let's get the movers from jane wells. jane, save us, please. >> actually, you know, everybody thinks they got these things figured out and they still surprise the markets. soybean is a surprise. there's a swing today. they were down earlier as much as 17 cents a bushel. then the usda reported that the forecast will be smaller tha

officials passed on purchasing boeing s 15 which was recommended. the lath of stelth features were sited as the deal breaker. the defense program administration voted against the boeing model. the fighter developed by eads and f 35 staelth fighter were in the bidding. kim says administration members agreed without stelth capability, the s 15 fould not detour nuclear threats from north korea. he says the defense ministry hopes to choose a fighter jet within a year. >> tire govnmen officials have been urging not to pick the s 15 and argued better were needed. south korea is likely to choose the s 35 fighter yet because it has advanced stelth functions. south koreans living knowsed de against them. the rallies have been prompted in part by a long standing territorial dispute. nhk world has the story. >> reporter: this district is home to one of japan's largest korean towns. it has about 200 south korean restaurants. this 61 year old runs of them. he says recently things have been more challenging than anytime since he moved to japan from south korea in

boeing up 58%, lockheed close to 40%. so when it comes to the air superiority it's about that 5 g jet. >> the next generation. >> sue had a question about a story you were reporting on, the blackberry one. >> dom, bernstein said they don't think the deal is going to close but i wondered if they listed why they thought it wasn't going to close? what are the complications given the fact that the guy behind fairfax is blackberry's biggest shareholders. >> oftentimes when it comes tofy nancing things it's about getting the money at the right rate and people who want to lend you the money. there is this thought among analysts, perhaps not just at bernste bernstein, that trying to secure financing for this deal may not be that easy. we heard early when the news broke that bank of america, ml merrill lynch might be one of the markets. whether these guys can obtain the financing is going to be a huge deal. almost like buying a house. if there's contingencies you got to know you can lock up the financing or the odds go down and th

south korea's government is nixing plans to buy 60 war jets from boeing. the deal was worth around $8 billion to the jet maker. a spokesman from south korea's defense minstry called boeing's f-15 silent eagle: not stealth enough. instead... the government is said to be considering lockheed martin's f-35a. it's more expensive, but is viewed as more advanced and better able to evade radar. it's also the same war jet ordered by the u.s., japan and israel. carnival cruise is sending out a bit of a finanical sos. following several mishaps at sea that stranded passengers and damaged the company's reputation-- carnival is reporting a drop in passengers booking trips. the company is lowering its 4th quarter earnings prediction. in a statement the company said fourth quarter results will be between a 3-cent loss per share and a 3-cent profit. analysts had predicted a profit of 9- cents per share according to bloomberg carnival shares fell nearly $3 tuesday. in a statement the company said fourth quarter results will be between a 3-cent loss per share and a 3-cent p

. >>> boeing is focused on making its 787 dreamliners more reliable. the plane has seen a rash of issues since its launch, but a senior executive at the company calling it a teaming problem, not systemic. and there is a problem with dreamliner demanding that boeing repair it. and shares on hold, leaving the future of its most promising product uncertain. the fda citing liver issues, when they issue a hold, a drug developer must delay or suspend its investigation into the drug. shares craters dropping to 52 cents. >>> and twitter planning to sell stock to the public, now we hear the company could reveal the size and value of that initial offering as soon as this week. that is according to the new health law mean for you, whether you buy individual insurance and get is from your company or are on medicare. a look at the third quarter and investors. >>> reports that the micro blogging service is expecte just one day state health run agencies are open. and the new health care plan, all part of the affordable care act, part of president obama's new signatur

. >>> more problems with boeings 787 dream liner plus a small jet crashes in a southern california airport. new information. >>> former giants closer wilson is speaking out and offering no apology. >>> slight showers coming up how much i figure we will get out of this system sources say there are no survivors after a small jet plane crashed while trying to land at santa -- monica airport, it crashed into a hanger -- it was destroyed. there was a lot of smoke from the fire. investigators haven't said how many were on the plane or if anyone was in the hanger. >>> more problem with boeing tonight on the 787 dream liner -- it made an unscheduled landing after an non functioning antenna. it has been running into a number of electrical with -- glitches with the plane. there is no word yet if the latest problem will effect future launches. >>> a car bomb killed 38 people in pakistan today. this was the third major attack in the last 7 days. today's death included 14 members of the same family who came to the city to hand out wedding invitations. they denied responsibility for the attack. a week a

boeing, set for takeoff momentarily.latest version of the boeing 787 dash 9 take off in a few minutes and we will take you there to everette, washington, live. and this man, ben bernanke, before he makes his move, what should you do? this is p

boeing's dreamliner jets are running into more problems. dreamliner 787 jets...norwegian air shuttle is dealing with a technical issue in a hydraulic pump on one of its 787..the airline grounded its two dreamliners earlier this month for brake and power issues. beleagured sears holding plans to secure a $1 billion loan in an attempt to lower borrowing costs. if approved, the loan would come from the chain's existing $3.2 billion revolving credit agreement. the company operates sears as well as k-mart stores. and reported a second quarter loss following weak sales. sears shares closed higher yesterday at $61.41. the packaging corp company plans to buy the boise company for $1.27 billion dollar. shares of both companies shot up on the news.. packaging corp..produces corrugated shipping boxes.. rallied more than 10 %. packaging will pay $12.55 per share for boise which makes container board, office paper --.that stock advanced 26% together the companies will generate a combined $5.5 billion in sales.the deal gives packaging corp access to bois

german airline lufthansa has placed a 19 billion dollar order with boeing "and" airbus. the order includes 34 boeing jets and 25 airbus models.lufthansa is replacing its fleet as it faces competition for flights to asia. ralph lauren is making over its management team for the first time in more than a decade. the shuffle will consist of moving president and coo roger farah to the executive vice chairman post. many investors credit farah for the success of ralph lauren's stock, which has risen from 18 dollars in 2000 to 168 dollars today. the stock gained 18% yesterday. nokia has a rather expensive parting gift for its ceo. stephen elop will receive 25 million dollars in compensation. he joined nokia after leaving microsoft in 20- 10, but is now moving back to microsoft, as the two companies merge. its rumored elop may replace microsoft's ceo steve ballmer when he leaves within a year. holiday helpers are in demand at kohls. though the christmas shopping season hasn't even started, the retailer is already saying it expects to hire 53 thousand workers, or an average of 40

leaner f-16s in dog fights and occasionally even shoot one down, which is only sort of okay with boeing test pilot jason clemens. >> i love the f-16 and brag about it a lot, and now to get something ready to take off on its own so, somebody else can shoot it down makes it a little bittersweet in my eyes. >> reporter: so far, boeing has modified six f-16s, but more will be brought out of retirement to give their lives for their country. scott. >> pelley: david martin at the pentagon, which is next to national airport. david, thank you very much. it's been 23 years since the man behind the muppets died. today, on what would have been jim henson's 77th birthday, his family donated many of his beloved characters to the smithsonian, including elmo and keek monster, bert and ernie, and, of coursesh mis piggy. henson's daughter, cheril, said the muppets had been tucked away in boxes and she wants people to see them and appreciate them. another piece of buried treasure has been recovered. the lost picture show. next. from capital one, bjorn earns unlimited rewards for his small business. take t

boeing says the repairs would take a matter of days. >>> take a look at this.a man wanted for stabbing in texas is now facing even more charges. police say the man tried to escape police custody by stealing two police cars. they say jose rodriguez first got behind the wheel of one of the police cars but couldn't find the key. he made a second escape attempt in another police car, locking doors to keep police out. they broke the window to get him out. rodriguez now faces a long list of charges and is back in jail tonight. >>> back here in the bay area, a medical marijuana dispensary in the south bay did something out of the normal today. it held a blood drive. organizers say they want to prove to critics that pot dispensaries can be good neighbors. two bloodmobiles were on site at the healing center in downtown san jose today to boost donations, the club offered free tacos and movie tickets. donors say that's not why they participated. >> it's to save lives more than anything. all the people that need blood, cancer patients, my grandma had cancer, my aunt had ca

boeing says in a statement: "we are disappointed to have issues so early in our 787 operations and are working with norwegian to address them and return each airplane to service in as timely a manner as possible" u-s airways and american airlines agree to extend the merger deadline. each company will now have until january 18th to terminate the proceedings. the earlier deadline was december 17th. the news comes as the two airlines fight a u-s department of justice lawsuit that seeks to kill the merger. that federal trial regarding the lawsuit starts november 25th. if the deal does go forward it will create the world's largest airline. gm is receiving a ratings upgrade. moody's investors services is raising gm's corporate debt from junk states to its lowest investment grade. the car company lost status with ratings agency when it plunged into financial disarray 8 years ago. to improve it's credit standing now gm is buying back 120 million preferred shares from the uaw's retiree health care trust for $27 per share.the union received the stock after gm emerged from bankrutpcy. gm worked o

the union that represents boeing engineers. in contrast, boeing 727 was originally built with about 2% foreign content. >> guest: that shows how things have changed. [laughter] >> guest: it also explains why employment in the future is going to be very dismal because those jobs are gone, and they are not coming back. >> host: critical condition, health care in america became big business and bad medicine came out in 2004. you write, whatever their purpose, prescription drugs in the u.s. cost from 30%-60% more than the a exact same medications sold anywhere else in the industrialized world. that is because governments elsewhere do not consider drugs to be just another consumer item like cars and clothing but rather products vital to the health of their people. >> guest: the one thing as a pro the change in that sentence now is, i think 60 percent. there is no doubt it is much, much, much higher. there is a cancer drug that has just come on the market, $28,000 for a single treatment. that's not the real world, and if people under

intervened and lockheed martin back down again a stock surge with the beats of war drums then there is boeing it's not only concerned with passenger aircraft like the seven forty seven or the dreamliner just under half of the company's total sales in two thousand and ten came from strategic missile systems g.p.s. and electro optical systems all potentially used in syrian conflict should washington decide to act and to tie it all nicely together it pays to look at the top three contributors to federal candidates parties and outside groups boeing lockheed martin and raytheon all shelling out nearly three million dollars each in the two thousand and ten election cycle to people who may. or break us foreign policy the numbers can't be ignored the more conflict america gauges in the more money flow into these companies coffers their talk may be about saving the world from tyrants but the actions and the figures also point to big money there is national security agency is facing more unwelcome attention the german magazine der spiegel has published a report detailing the n.s.a.'s practice of tracki

there are already 388 orders for the new boeing plane, way is due next group. a thing of beauty. weather is next with dave warren. >> i'm meteorologist, dave warren, and we're watching the tropics closely. the remnants of the tropical storm in mexico, and in the caribbean, moving into the gulf and impacting the mexican coast or southern texas. watching that for the next few days. and right now, the radar is picking up, this is what is in the southwest. and bringing all of that moisture to colorado, idaho, montana and wyoming. these are the watches in effect. the yellow is in a swatch. storm watch, and these will impact the country over the next few days. it will impact chicago over the next two days. and then in the northeast, bringing rain and warmer weather but not before a cold start toker tomorrow morning. are a great weekend. >> welcome to aljazeera and here are the headlines. president obama has ordered a review of security procedures and all federal agencies following yesterday's shooting at the washington navy yard. in congress, a moment of silence in honor of all of the