boeing beat on the top and bottom line.g was execution check out the free cash flow most were expecting $2.5 billion. it's the commercial size of the business working for boeing. that's the primary reason why the company is raising full year guidance commercial airplane delivers are improving. they had problems with the 737 and the supply chain but they have been improving that there's no slow down from china. there's been a lot of hand wringing about whether or not the trade tensions between the u.s. and china would lead to a drop in orders or deliveries so if you look at shares of boeing this is a company that is raising its full year guidance by more than a billion dollars in terms of revenue. that's the commercial sides of the business that is in execution mode we're about a half hour away from the earnings call, we'll see what they have to say in terms of what they see with the market but when you look at this quarter, this is about as good as it can be for boeing. >> phil lebeau on boeing which is up though not as muc

the industrials moved higher on the big jump in boeing stock >> boeing is today's mcdonald's. >> it's boeing is this quarter's boeing because in april, caterpillar said on one day that first quarter was going to be the peak all the industrials got smacked. the next day boeing had good numbers. people got reassured however, that wasn't at all clear. >> we should also point out. if you want to take a two-day look at boeing shares, boeing got dragged down yesterday it was the worst performance among the dows because it was concern of where they were that stock is bouncing back. if you saw it yesterday, it was dragged down significantly it was the third biggest declining component. >> three weeks ago it was at $392 it's not new highs but aerospace, i think a lot of people will say is the strongest part of industrials in a lot of ways >> china worries with boeing that's where people are worrying about seeing it. you're not seeing it at this point. in the outlook, you might -- >> you might hear something or potentially any increase in costs because of tariffs that's what we heard from a lot

and microsoft and boeing we'll get to more on boeing later and met market concerns continue to be related to the possible slowdown in corporate earnings in addition to fears about global economies of mist increasing trade tensions of the earnings report today more than twenty percent of the companies reporting have raised the issue of trade tensions as a potential problem in the future chinese growth which we've spoken about many times came in a little less than anticipated six point five percent in part due to china's reduced exports to the u.s. those exports were especially impacted by u.s. import tariffs placed upon thirty four billion dollars worth of chinese good by the trop of ministration that went into effect back on july first as you may recall but . looking at maritime shipping data and what exactly is them all those cargo containers that we see the brown ones and the red ones they account for by the way about ninety percent of global trade in goods those cargo containers and according to ocean trade database they now say chinese exports to the u.s. dropped by get this twenty on

we will see from at&t and boeing, these would be important market-movers, certainly boeing. investors are watching technology results, tesla, numbers and analysis this morning. escalating attacks on federal reserve, president trump trying to send a message to the fed chairman jay powell to keep interest rates low, the fallout coming up right here. caravan crisis is growing a second group of illegal immigrants now making their way toward the united states, another caravan as the president down -- doubles down on call. >> we cannot allow our country to be violated like this. maria: we are taking you live to the border stay with us. one winner, one lucky ticket sold in $1.6 billion mega million dollar, we will tell you where coming up. all the stories coming up this morning, joining me to break it all down, susan li and former utah congressman jason chaffetz. both in new york. >> good morning, maria, i didn't win mega millions, here i am joining you from new york. maria: yes, i know. >> i haven't checked my numbers but i didn't buy a ticket i'm probably not going to win. maria:

out with their counter to the boeing seven hundred seven which is the the airbus a three fifty which are being well received by the airlines that are flying them and by the general public but those they're both in the same families both the both the macs and the seven eighty seven and the. oh and the a three fifty are both in those lighter composite material aircraft they're going to be more fuel efficient and more economically designed but also a little bit less tested as far as technology we will keep an eye on it and we so much appreciate your insight jamie finch former n.t.s.b. director thank you jamie has. amazon stock plunged nearly ten percent in extended late trading laughter week after the company failed to meet q three estimates although year to date the stock is still up by forty percent while the stock was trading north of. two thousand dollars per share at the end of september it's down today it was trading about sixteen forty two amazon is currently locked in a battle for supremacy with rival wal-mart which doesn't report by the way until their two three earnings until

boeing is a bright spot.cross the board, really monster free cash flow numbers and that is the key data point i was watching. -- maintain their delivery goal from commercial aircraft area there have been where these they may need to walk that back because we saw a weaker shift in the third quarter. they are sticking with that, which is assigned the supply are not doingck too much damaged. david: what are the plans for driving? or is it the new aircraft? julie: you are still seeing a lot of volume the 737. that is where we have seen the bottlenecks so are working through that. they did raise their margin for the commercial air crash. that is due to the uptick on the 787 forecast. alix: what do think of the questions for a call for boeing? i think people are going to ask about the trade war. . did a search not a single mention of trade, carrots, china were anywhere in this -- in there. what we see is it is not necessarily caught in the crosshairs to be from a. part of that is china needs those aircrafts. anothe

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plus, boeing's skyhigh ambitions. we will hear from the ceo on their plans for hypersonic planes, self flying cars, and beating elon musk to mars. i sit down with him in an exclusive interview. and microsoft has its head in the clouds. how the giant is tapping into its longtime partnership to take on amazon in the race on cloud computing. first, to the top story. we are live at the annual geekwire summit here in seattle where more than 900 on entrepreneurs and executives and investors have come together to talk about the innovation of the economy. this is a city that has given rise to giants like amazon and microsoft. but with amazon putting the second headquarters elsewhere, question remains, can seattle support the next big tech giant? one of the executives that presented here and has an opinion about this is the ceo of redfin, a tech powered brokerage that helps people buy and sell homes based here in seattle area . he joins us now to talk about the rapidly evolving landscape and we have our reporter who covers ama

but of course it wasn'tjust boeing that led stocks lower.ff in technology stocks and that has continued. we saw that amazon was lower by over 6%. google was also down as well as networks. and that is partially to do with the threat of tariffs. it is also to do with the fact that investors are worried that these companies, their shares have risen as high as they are going to go this year, and that the future won't be sunny for these technology companies. amazon, we saw they said that in its profit forecast last year, in its profit forecast last year, in its profit forecast released last week, that it expects its revenue to decline slightly compare to what investors we re slightly compare to what investors were expecting in the fourth quarter. now, teaching children coding skills is becoming increasingly popular and one finnish author has computer programming books aimed at children and the story centres around a little girl named ruby whose adventures help kids to think like programmers. let's look. my name is linda and i am at children's aut

all of you, many of you saw yesterday when we announced boeing has won the contract to replace the uh one helicopter for the air force, and because of intense competition we were able to get them at a better price, saving $1.7 billion over what we expected to pay. long-term, we know we need a robust defense industrial base, and we need to open ourselves up to industries that historically have not been on projects with the united states air force, that means doing things differently. let me give you an example how we are trying to do that. congress has given us new authority to engage industry in different ways and to get beyond the very formulaic way that it has been done in the past. one of the things done in other transaction authorities is to build consortia of companies they will work with. in space, in january of this year we set up consortium out of the space missile systems center intended to engage a lot of companies in commercial space in supplying ideas for technology to the united states air force. the consortium now has over 180 companies that are participants in it. of th

boeing and airbus.loomberg's chief asian economic correspondent sees striking similarities with the china-u.s. trade war. what are some of the lessons we are learning from the spat between airbus and boeing? reporter: the reason people thet to it is because airbus was part of a core part of europe's industrial strategy. the u.s. and boeing were not happy with that and they went after airbus because they claimed to get unfair subsidies, and then almost 14 plus years of counterclaim,and showing how difficult it is to reach an agreement on these structural issues. let's not forget we are talking about economic allies here. if the u.s. and eu cannot agree on something like airbus and boeing subsidies, how can the u.s. and china reach? the u.s. made the point that this is an example of why the wto is broken. the fact that it has taken so long to reach any resolution is the reason they are going to bilateral route. david: so they will settle it themselves, basically. long time. a long, any signs of a breakthr

the intention there is to work with boeing. this is not all that -- we don't think this is a complicated procurement. the first part on the engineering work on some of the things that they are going to have to do to modify the aircraft that they are talking about using, they will move through that and then we expect to buy 84 of them. the huey -- the huey replacement, there is a history to this one and i learned it when i came here. there were -- there was an intention to try to buy some right off the line but there were other companies who were interested in bidding. we were really required in the previous administration decided and i think they were right that we were required to do a competition. we couldn't just buy it off the line. as it turns out i think that probably was the right decision. it wasn't a decision i made, it was made by my predecessor, but because of that competition boeing won the competition at a significantly lower price point and so i think the taxpayer is going to get a good deal out of that and the ai

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this was the flight path of the boeing seven three seven max eight reconstructed by the flight radar twenty four website using satellite data it took off at six twenty local time on monday morning for what was supposed to be a one hour flight north according to the transportation ministry the pilot asked to turn the plane around two to three minutes after takeoff contact was lost soon after. at the airports in jakarta and the flight's destination punk family members gathered to wait for details about the plane's fate. i waited until after eight am but there was still no news so i asked an official then he said the flight had lost contact indonesian president joko widodo offered his support and said the search will continue around the clock. so. we understand the concern of the families but we hope the family members can be patient to wait for the search and rescue teams they're working very hard at the location of the crash in tunisia has a poor transport safety record and at times its airlines have been banned from us in european air space is because of concerns over safety standard

today that was boeing. the dow component blew past profit and revenue estimates and the company says it looks good right now. sending the stock up more than 1% on the otherwise ugly down day. phil lebeau has the details tonight. >> if there are any concerns about the global economy slowing down, they were not exhibited in boeing's third quarter results. the company beat the street on bothhe top and the bottom line. fth free cashlow coming in at $4.1 billion. in terms boeing outlook there is optimism. the compa f raised thel year earnings and revenue guidance. its commercial airplane division is improving delivers and expects to improve through the end of the year. and it's not seeing a slowdown in china. e trade tensions from people wondering if we start to see fewer orders from ina. t boeing executives say they are not seeing that so far. the bolle rowe bottom line is this, boeing reported a much better than expected result the third quarter. and that optimism is also reflected in i fourth quarter and full

operation has been launched and it is not clear how many passengers were on board the flight although the boeing seven thirty seven max eight can seat up to two hundred ten passengers and we will continue to bring you updates as the start of elop news room is staying across the situation. switching gears now counting is underway in local elections in the german region of hassa early results suggest the anti migrant party will win a place in the parliament giving it representation in every region in the country. and they also show waning support for traditional parties in favor of the greens and other left wing forces the f.t.'s leader has already congratulated her fellow party members on the result and the ruling christian democrats meanwhile say that the elections show that they need to rethink their policies. with the people's party the f.t. is now represented in every job and region after the great success it has. its evening there was a very mixed message has there once the christian democratic union to continue leading this state many people have shown during this election that it must be d

boeing is leading bay large margin it involved a boeing 737 plane some say it's part of the pressure on boeing it is clear that this is a combination of the market selloff as well as trade tensions weighing on shares of boeing i have had a few people say couldn't it be people are worried there might be something wrong? there is no indication at least so far this crash is related to the 737 max having a design issue or mechanical problem. if it drops after the black box recorder it might be a different story. this is due to the trade tensions >> phil, thank you very much >>> this month we have seen some volatile swings leaving the s&p down a lot so far in october we would give you a number but we don't know where we would end today. while the downturn may have taken many by surprise concern has been lurking under the market's hood for some time. a survey shows a jert majority advisers showed it would fall back in september. joining us now is bernie charge. -- clark oh to be at a conference of financial advisers today, bernie they may have been worried about it back in september but do

boeing has a good service business too by the way. this is a company that i always felt was going to get acquired it is up a lot but i do like it and let me say thank you for those kind comments my goal is to demystify and i am succeeding when i hear great things from you. greg in my home state of new jersey. >> caller: mr. cramer, how are you? >> not bad, how are you? >> caller: i am good my question is about ctas, cintas stock has gotten hammered since then >> here is what is happening it is exactly what i have been talking about the top of the show how good it has been, it can't be that good again it is a forward looking company making making uniforms. it is reflecting like granger a slow down and that is what seems to be alluding the fed understand and respect that it is too late in the cycle to own cintas this market's volatility is an opportunity to see what is working and upgrade your portfolio. is it a prince without a crown i am eyeing veeva systems. with interest rates rising, much of the market has been focused on the big b

coming up, boeing beyond the skies. our exclusive conversation with the ceo on how he plans to keep the aircraft maker on the technological edge. that is next. and if you like bloomberg news, check us out on the radio. listen on the bloomberg app and bloomberg.com. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: decades after the space race slowed down, it is revving back up. although this time it is not just the united states against the ussr, it is a race of being run by private companies like spacex, blue origin, and boeing. we sat down with the ceo of boeing. here is our exclusive conversation on how the 102-year-old company is planning to stay relevant on earth and in space over the next century. david: this is an exciting time in the aerospace business. we have more innovation happening in aerospace than ever in our history. it comes in the new products and services, like our new commercial airplanes, new defense products, but also transformation in how we design and build robotics in our factories. things like artificial intelligenc

, mike. >> yeah, i was taking a look at boeing, and i think we are actually seeing a setup now in the do this kind of a trade, which we're going to be looking at right now, a covered call in a lot of stocks. the first thing i would talk about here is resistance there hasn't been much resistance for many stocks, but i think there might be once stocks start to break down, you create levels of resistance above where they're currently trading. the other thing right now is, of course, because of all of this, options have become a lot more expensive. and as we were saying, because we have upcoming earnings, that only adds to that. finally, the reason we typically use covered calls is to try to collect some premium when you own stocks, there's really only a handful of ways to make money the stock either goes higher or you collect dividends, maybe a combination of both, but when you use options, you have the opportunity also to take in premium when you sell upside calls. specifically, i was looking out to december at the 375 calls you can collect 10 bucks for those when i was looking earlier.

we sat down with the ceo of boeing and talks about the future.is our exclusive conversation on how the 102-year-old company is trying to stay relevant on earth and in space over the next century. >> it is an exciting time in the earth space business. we have more innovation happening in aerospace than ever in our history. it comes in the new products, and services, like our new commercial airplanes, new defense products, but also the transformation on how we design and build robotics in our factories. things like artificial intelligence, autonomous aircrafts, high-speed aircrafts, so the time of innovation is incredible right now. it is a great way for us to draw talent to the future. emily: i know you are an engineer at heart and have been a boeing your entire career. >> 33 years. emily: you have lived and breathed this, and you think a lot about the future. do you think self flying cars will be here sooner than we think? how fast. >> we see the front of urban mobility transforming before our eyes. we are building prototype vehicles and we expec

things would be much worse if it wasn't for boeing. that stock keeping the dow from sliding deeper into the red. boeing well off session highs on the back of its strong earnings and outlook. on the flip side check out at&t. investors hanging up on that stock after its profit miss. consumer staples rallying on pace for their fifth straight month of gains that hasn't happened since november 2009. kimberly-clark, p & g and pepsi leading today's gains. oil prices are higher but energytakering a hit it is one of the worst-performing sectors today marathon petroleum, cabot oil, gas and noble energy leading the declines more on where this group goes from here. that's coming up, melissa. >> let's get straight to the trading action bob pisani on the floor of the new york stock exchange on what is fueling the fear. mike santoli's there, looking at the odds of a fourth quarter rebound. phil lebeau taking a dive into boeing's results and seema 34 a mody's looking into hilton's results. let's begin with bob >> the important thing is we are seeing v

mike. >> i was looking at boeing and we are seating a setup in the market to do this kind of a tradehich we are looking at right now, a covered call in a lot of stocks. the first thing i would talk about here is resistance there hasn't been much resistance for many stocks but i think there might be once stocks break down you create levels of resistance above where they currently trade. the other thing now is of course because of all this options have become more expensive. as we were saying in the first block also because of the upcoming earnings that adds to that and finally the reason we typically use covered call ises to collect premium petition you own stocks there is only a handful of ways to make money. stock goes higher or collect divides but with options you have the opportunity to take in some premium when you sell upside calls specifically i was looking to december looking at 37 a calls collect $10 for those when i look at those earlier. the stock at the time was trading about 358. so the idea here is that you basically are collecting that $10 if the stock rallies up to the

>> well, really the same set-up as semis but also with a twist boeing, as you can see here, basicallythe past three years has effectively gone from 100 to 400 mitt a high around 395 it's been consolidating for 11 months which is a bullish set-up you have a big run-up and consolidate to assert yourself again. while it was consolidating it's been a market performer. and then bull trap you have a lot of people buying because, quote, it's breaking out. whether it's chartists or fundamental individuals. the relative performance never confirmed the absolute breakout. i think you've got people trapped here having purchased it for the breakout only to have to reverse themselves it's not the greatest set-up at all. industrials themselves just moving forward here is the xli. of course it's optically clear, isn't it a well defined uptrend and a break in trend this is the worst part if you break trend and then you try to rally all the way back to the underbelly of the trend line and then, of course, fail again, that's not a good sequence then you see closely here it was an epic double top no than

boeing seemingly unable to lift the broader market it's not the only stock, by the way. >> it's not. >> that has had great numbers. the market says, yawn, goes up for a bit and back down. >> the market is coming back in the last half an hour and that is because boeing is rallying from 352 to 362 as the conference calls end whether it's last week with netflix -- >> honeywell, cat, utx, jpm. >> you have a market that continues to not rally on good news but yet focus on the negative news like a caterpillar, focusing on negative news like a texas instruments, it means continued volatility and as long as we'll see continued volatility uribe not going to get the stabilization we're all looking for to buy stocks. >> i would say what the market is doing today is not a bad thing at all if you're still bullish the market, yes, you want some retests. retests generally don't happen one time you're going to bounce around, go test it one thing you don't want to see is a full-blown relapse and go even lower but this is a pretty decent signal, i would say. >> absolutely. what we had yesterday and yo

boeing's stock plunging in the wake of that crash.what does this mean for the hundreds of similar planes already in the sky? >>> those stories plus more bombs? the race to warn dozens of people on the accused mail bomber's list of potential targets. >>> under fire. u.s. gymnastics facing another lawsuit. this morning an exclusive live interview with aly raisman on the state of her sport and her fight for change. >>> and in the zone. >> buries another one. >> golden state warrior klay thompson sets a record with 14 three pointers in a single game. >> for nba history, he got it! >> proving three really is the magic in you remember. today tuesday, october 30th, 2018. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb live from studio 1a in rock feefeller pla. >>> thank you for joining us on this tuesday morning. you're just back from pittsburgh. the people there, amazingly strong. >> it's a tight knit community. it's a big city but feels small in so many ways. >> we're going to begin there with the top story

several people were injured in two thousand and thirteen when a rookie lion air pilot landed a boeing seven three seven in the water while approaching bali's denpasar airport the plane involved in monday's crash was new considering boeing's track record and this new generation of we have it doesn't look like any mechanical failure or something around those lines but there will be further questions about a fault that was discovered before it's proceeding flight from bali to jakarta the plane was cleared to fly but lying there hasn't said what the fault was wayne hey al jazeera jakarta. brazil's new president jay you both so now has announced his first foreign trip abroad will be to chile followed by the u.s. and israel. the former army officer beat his left wing rival ferdinando had with more than fifty five percent of the vote the right wing populist advocates a shoot to kill policy against criminals and is openly nostalgic for brazil's previous military dictatorship his promise to install several retired army officers and his. wealth risible has this report from addition it. was not

the boeing 737 was on a flight the sea.. it is not known how many people were on board. our correspondent is on her way to bangka island, we can speak to her on the phone now. what more can you tell us? we have heard from aviation authorities, have just released a statement a short while ago saying that their numbers show that there was 178 passengers on board. that included one child and two babies, five crew as well as the pilots, two pilots on board. they also said that that plane did request to return to base, to return to jakarta airport, shortly before it lost contact with control there. and we are also hearing from the state oil company, officials they are saying they have seen debris including plane seats at their offshore facility in the java sea, in this area, where officials believe the plane has crashed. and as you said, search and rescue teams are heading to that area, now as quickly as they can. just stay there for us, ijust quickly as they can. just stay there for us, i just want to show our viewers a little

i buy boeing?you know that trick from department stores. they always have sales and always on overpriced merchandise. doesn't mean you're getting a bargain. you can't always look for a reason for the decline and their markets don't have a reason to go down or bubbles don't need a reason to deflate. that is just what they do. when you look at what is happening in the stock market relies this is a big decline in assets that were propped up by artificially cheap money that is no longer an artificially cheap and people watch their home equity evaporate in the retirement savings go up in smoke, what do you think will happen to the spending and with gdp and this is just not a decline but this is a recession that is coming in will be a brutal recession because there's nothing the federal reserve can do about it and they will try but rather than reviving the economy or markets they will simply stoke the inflationary fires that are already burning. liz: alan, you're on the floor of the cme. tommy what slows

phil lebeau on boeing and bob pisani looking at what could possibly calm the markets. begin with dom and get a check on the week's earnings so far. >> earnings season continues to be that positive theme that's developing that hasn't exactly translated into constructive market moves today's price action reinforces that feel a bit. it's something that jeffreys equity strategist steve desantis said 63% of large cap companies have beaten earnings estimates, 65% have beaten sales estimates, but only 48% have managed to beat both top and bottom lines now, the thesis he's talking about here about what's shaking the market is concern over whether last quarter, the second quarter, may have represented peak earnings growth still a little early to tell there. but data still has s&p 500 earnings growth at 22% for the quarter if all other reports come in as expected. we're also going to see top line revenue growth of 7.3% a couple of key hot spots to watch that have been in medium to longer term downtrends and certainly recent earnings catalysts this week, regional banks, especiall

this was a brand new airplane, a boeing 737 max 8.s oeg' most advanced airplanes.ery crews in indonesia found more bodies and debris tuesday. but for the second day divers boxes. the cause of monday's crash is still unknown. the airline's president admitted the aircraft delivered in august had a "technical issue" in its previous flight sunday but insisted the problem was fixed. in a video posted on facebook purportedly by a passenger on sunday's flight from bali to jakarta a fellow passenger complains about being stuck on the tarmac while waiting for repairs. with the doomed plane in the background they ask for prayers to make it back to jakarta safely. this is the first accident involving a boeing 737 max jet, which airlines began flying only last year. >> this is the 21st century aircraft. >> reporter: mark rosenkerr is >> is there a reason for conra the sky? >> if boeing or the carriers in any way, shape or form felt there was an issue, then the airplane would be grounded. >> rng m have been ordered. 219 are already in service around the world including 45 opera

several people were injured in two thousand and thirteen when a rookie lyon in a pilot landed a boeing seven three seven in the water while approaching bali's denpasar reports the plane involved in monday's crash was new considering boeing's track record and this new units that we have got it doesn't look like any mechanical failure or something around those lines but they will be further questions about a fault that was discovered before it's proceeding flight from bali to jakarta the plane was cleared to fly but lying there hasn't said what the fault was wayne hey al jazeera. the u.s. military is the ploy more than five thousand two hundred troops of the mexico border the soldiers are expected to stay there through the summer as a caravan of migrants seeking asylum from central america works its way to the u.s. border by the end of this week we all the poit over five thousand two hundred soldiers to the southwest border that is just the start of this operation we'll continue to adjust the numbers and inform me of those but please know that's in addition to the two thousand and ninety

it's the latest version of the boeing 737 aircraft, the max. seats 210 people, and we understand that there was 188 passengers and crew aboard this early morning flight. >> right. and so when we go through all of those pieces of information, you know, you talk that it didn't climb to very high. we were hearing 5,200 feet. you think a little lower than that, and we had heard 20 minutes into the flight after take off that these problems occurred. you're hearing it was a shorter time than that. but we do know that the my lots request -- pilots requested a turn back as you mentioned. just going over that information, and it's not a lot, there must be a process of elimination that you go through. we understand, too, there was some erratic flying. what does all of that signal to you, with your expertise? what would you be crossing out? at this point we know weather is not a factor. >> weather is not a factor. we may be looking at multiple engine failures, which is almost unheard of today to have a multiple engine failure. these planes, twin engine ai

this is the first craft involving the boeing 737 max. boeing says they stand ready to help in the investigation. in london, benjamin hall, fox news. >>> saturdays shooting at a synagogue in pittsburgh has many people in the bay area on edge. coming up next tonight, the quick reaction, and stepped up security at the silicon valley jewish film festival. >> the united nations singled out oakland and san francisco over the homeless crisis. they are calling the encampment there cruel and inhumane. coming up, we will take you to a community meeting where they are encouraged that something positive may, after the international community has taken notice. >>> plus, is netflix bringing an end to streaming? at least for one release. coming up, the unusual step the bay area company took involving an upcoming original film. eleni kounalakis owns this building. profited millions from tobacco, oil, and wall street. as a rich developer, she violated clean water laws. now she's trying to buy this election. the lt. governor's office isn't for sale. i'm d

companies, spacex and boeing, are now building a new generation of american space taxis. hh crude flights next summer, and the clock is ticking-- america's soyuz contracts with the russians end next july. >> this is the upper dome. >> reporter: earlier this week, program manager john mulholland gave us a tour of boeing's starliner assembly plant at the kennedy space center. do you feel under the gun now to make it happen? >> we expect as a team to meet that schedule, but schedule pressure is never going to get in the way of making sure we have a safe vehicle to fly. >> reporter: you want to get it right? >> have to. >> reporter: the three crew members on the space station right now have a soyuz capsule docked there to bring them back, but if the russians can't clear a soyuz rocket to fly up a replacement crew by january, the station may have to be abandoned, jeff, at least temporarily. >> glor: mark strassmann, thanks. up next here tonight, what is behind the dow's biggest two-day behind the dow's biggest two-day loss since feb what do you mean it's not working out, craig

just for one stock in boeing. that being said when you look across, scott, at may and when did this rally -- the industrials kicked off basically may 1st. we've been running ever since then even with all this trade talk, everything else, and now we're going to be able to get back to what really matters and ken talked about this just last week look, this is the best economy you could have ever imagined, right? he talked about earnings he talked about growth he talked about the balance sheets, all the things we want to talk about when we talk about the fundamental story of fundamenta fundamentals >> it still took a while for the industrials, the dow, to get back to that new record high >> the shifting around -- >> the nasdaq was leading the way with tech and the dow was lagging a bit. not anymore. >> and tech, let's define what tech is. tech is not necessarily just the f.a.n.g. names when you look at what's been powering the market, scott, it's old school tech. it's been ibm, cisco, it's been intel which has been on

. >> the boeing 737 lost contact shortly after takeoff. this is the first reported crash involving the newest version of the boeing 737. the max 8. a tugboat crew reports seeing the jet crash into the java sea and debris has been found floating into the water, including personal possessions. >> new pictures show relatives of passengers, as you can see there, grief stricken at the news at the airport. we're going to bring you any new details on this story. boeing is aware of it and is standing by and deeply saddened by the loss of this jetliner. they just released a statement moments ago. >>> we turn now to the tragedy in pittsburgh. some new details emerging about the innocent worshippers brutally gunned down in their synagogue and the man accused of pulling the trigger. >> 11 people died, ranging in age from 54 to 97. six were wounded, including four police officers, and the suspect was shot and arrested. thousands of people of all faiths attended a vigil last night to honor the victims of what the mayor is calling the darkest day in pitt

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boeing's stock plunging in the wake of that crash. what does this mean for the hundreds of similar planes alreadyn the sky? >>> thoseor ies,re plus bombs? the race to warn dozens of people on the accused mail bomber's list. >>> usa galaymnastics facing anotr lawsuit. an explosive live interview with aly raisn. >>> and the zone. the three. buries another one. >> golden statearrior klay thompson sets a record with 14 three ay proving three really is the magic number. today is tuesday, octor 30th, 2018 >> aouncer: from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah live from ko hoda studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> welcome to "today." thank you f joining u on this tuesday morning. you are just back from pittsburgh. the people there sti amazing how long they are. >> such a tight-knit community. a big city, but it feels small in so many ways and they are really mourning. >>ur top story, the devastated community in pittsburgh coming to grips with that senseless synagogue shooting that claimed the lives of 11 people. the first funerals today aft

a boeing 747, this massive hanger packed and they had to use a second hanger for the overflow. and always, look what happened for ted cruz comment doing great now. we left houston, he's now doing great. they don't even talk about that race and his opponent is not very good. >> laura: the bomber who sent a letter to cnn and democrats was a fan of yours. he also seems insane, completely insane. what do you say about that? you put bomb," they went crazy over that. would you like to kind of -- >> president trump: he was insane a long time before -- you look at his medical records, he was insane for a long time. bernie sanders had a fan who shot a very good friend of ours, steve scalise. and other people. he was a total maniac. nobody puts his name in the headline, bernie sanders, in the headline. >> laura: nancy pelosi said do not politicize this back at the

cheryl: we watched big names, boeing, caterpillar up, 3m, key names.trade goes off the rails, if things start to look like they are not going to be working out with china or dicey, we saw this with canada and mÉxico in the negotiations, does that means they'll be volatility? >> you can expect it, right? >> you can focus on economic indicators all positive data, you to look on the horizon with china and japan now. cheryl: let's listen to what the president had to say about the negotiations last night at a rally. >> what are we doing? we are helping them, we've rebuilt china, they have taken so much money. i like president xi, the head of china but i said, we can't do this anymore, i hope we can make a deal with china, but honestly, who knows, we are happy where we are, very, very happy. cheryl: kind of hard to read the tea leaves as investor. >> this president negotiates like no one else. we have seen it in nafta negotiations, sometimes he's very loud, strong on or aboutor but they negotiate the best deal of everybody deal. i do think china negotiations

and microsoft and boeing we'll get to more on boeing later and met market concerns continue to be related to the possible slowdown in corporate earnings in addition to fears about global economies of missed increasing trade tensions of the earnings report today more than twenty percent of the companies reporting have raised the issue of true. tensions as a potential problem in the future chinese growth which we've spoken about many times came in a little less than anticipated six point five percent in part due to china's reduced exports to the u.s. those exports were especially impacted by u.s. import tariffs placed upon thirty four billion dollars worth of chinese good by the trop of ministration that went into effect back on july first as you may recall but looking at maritime shipping data and what exactly is in all those cargo containers that we see the brown ones and the red ones they account for by the way about ninety percent of global trade in goods those cargo containers.

good news for boeing today. >> a couple of things that stood up for boeing, surging free cash flow 37%, $1.1 billion in the third quarter. just under $2 billion. billion ins now 13.6 free cash flow. the second thing was an improved outlook. estimates, what hundred billion dollars. you mentioned the stock rose earlier. i back up again but if you look at boeing long-term basis, it is looking incredible. take a look at the bloomberg. boeing since the election, and versus its peers, s&p 500, the white line surpassing more. david: pretty dramatic. a lot is 737 commercial aircraft. they do this is with the federal government. to be learned anything about the relationship with the government? >> earnings themselves, they really showed how well the commercial aircraft business is doing. the defense unit posted a sales game. they took a lot of charges which meant it had an operating loss. $64 million write-down on the kc 46 military tankard behind schedule and a $700 million inrge expected to exceed this past september. we heard from one analyst who said he would not appeal it apart. results ar