but in order for g.e. successful in the coming years, i've got to sell my products in every corner of the world. >> i mean, you may personally think of yourself as an american, but your customers are over there. you put your plants over there. you even put research. >> if i wasn't out chasing orders in every corner of the world, we'd have tens of thousand fewer employees in pennsylvania, ohio, massachusetts, texas. i'm never going to apologize for that, ever, ever. >> i love coming to these plants. >> it's great. >> you know, 'cause we actually see stuff getting made. >> getting made. 90% exported from here. >> that's exactly right. >> immelt worked with the president to devise his $447-billion jobs package. and he and his jobs council that's been holding meetings all around the country will give mr. obama more proposals, such as reducing government regulations and spending more to retrain workers. if the republicans say the government shouldn't spend, how the heck are we going to get ourselves out of this

the rest will be distributed to g.e. shareholders. g.e. shares fell more than 1.5% to $25.34. some good news about pfizer's blockbuster vaccine. a major trial showed that the vaccine helps prevent pneumonia and other infections in elderly patients. the vaccine is already on the market to treat children and adults. some analysts say if it's approved to treat patients over 65, sales could increase by $1 billion or more. despite that on this down day shares of the drugmaker were down more than 2.5% to $31.12. an update on zojenix. an ongoing story we've been telling you about. the head of the food and drug administration is defending the agency's approval of the controversial painkiller zohydro saying the drug offers a unique option to treat pain. but experts still oppose it, saying drug is too powerful and potentially addictive. zojenix rose 4.5% to $3.67. sotheby says its board rejected three directive candidates nominated by activist investor third point. the company's largest stakeholder. the auction house instead put up two names of its own. third point has been pushing for

this is why you own g.e. fact that he is buying the shells is a fantastic endorsement. >> if only he had a good track record. you want to look at the timing. the past four purchases he's made is no less at $24. the past 17 were done at no less than $30 and change. >> that's not counting the share buybacks. >> he's not timing his stock. >> i'm just saying, some people have better track records. and he apparently does not. >> a great track record at the helm. >> no doubt about that. >>> next up, dish and disney's new deal. the company is carrying disney-owned networks like abc and espn. dish will turn off its ad-skipping feature, autohop. sounds good, too, for abc shows. >> i love it for both companies. specifically, the content providers right now really have all of the goods right now. disney, monster content provider. when you talk about internet tv, the growth there has been incredible. i look at companies that have content. the cbses in the world. iger has made monster acquisitions. they have deals in the

talking to g.e. around the world. >> the commercial airline market is robust. we think demand will grow 6% this year alone, worldwide. you know, we make it here and ship it to the rest of the world. over 60% of what we assemble and build is shipped outside of the united states. >> and speaking of the u.s., take a look at this map. over the last seven years, general electric aviation has added seven facilities around the united states. most of these have been located near universities where they can tap in at the skilled labor or the talent at the universities. as you look at shares of g.e. over the last year, it hasn't been setting the world on fire. but g.e. aviation, they're looking at a record backlog right now. back to you. >> an interesting player, with boeing and airbus. phil lebeau, thanks for bringing us that story. >>> marc andreessen, calling bitcoin the future. warren buffett called it a mirage. who has got it right? you've been tweeting fast and furious. our panel is all worked up. we'll

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. >>> general electric ceo invested his entire 2013 bonus, about $2.6 million, in g.e stock. he has bought more company stock this year than any other ceo of any s&p 500 company. he's also the largest inside stakeholder at ge. his vote of confidence lifted shares 2% to 25.65 on this up day. delta canceled 8,000 flights in february. but that actually helped the airline increase passenger unit revenue. that is a key measure of performance. the company was able to fill more seats on fewer flights, which is more cost effective. and that helped send shares to an all-time high up almost 6% to $34.45. and qualcomm's board approved a $5 billion increase to its stock buy back program. the world's largest cell phone chipmaker also hiked its quarterly dividend by 20% to 42 cents a share. and that sent the stock up more than 3% to finish at $76.11. >>> oil and the global energy market were front and center at the annual cell week gathering of industry leaders from around the world today discussing everything from the russia ukraine conflict, the controversial keystone pipeline, u.s. oil

interest in biggest companies here would be g.e., boeing, exxon. mcdonald's, coca-cola, proctor & gamble. armstrong. a lot of very, very big american exeens here familiar with the russian landscape. >> and their sense is what? this is going to blow over? >> i wouldn't say that. everyone has a different perspective. what they are doing is trying to understand where this is going to go. and that is very understandable. because the situation now is kind of up in the air. is this going to be resolved or not? if you're the head of a global multinational company ready to put more money in, you want to make sure your money is safe. >> you have been here for more than a decade. you have seen other crisis. put this in perspective. we had another crisis when russia went into the former soviet state of georgia. how does this compare to that? >> this is a bit more intense, but there are parallels. the georgia crisis in 2008 caused serious concern among american companies as to how stable the market would be. how stable would be the u.s./russia relations. would

g.e.federal income taxes. >> you have to give me as a voter an idea of what kind of pain you are going to inflick on me. >> you are not going to get it right now. that's a policy question. >> going to punt on that one. >> not punt on that one. you are going to pay more. how much more. >> if you want to run for president you have to tell me. >> i have a time on that. >> putin, okay? so putin is going to seize crimea. what do you do to putin. >> i think first of all the lesson that we learned that we don't repeat what happened in iraq and afghanistan. with the united states virtually did it alone. we are a tight global community. the entire world has got to stand up to putin. we have got to deal with sanctions. we have to deal with freezing assets. but the entire world has got to. >> your president sanders and you bring in merkel and you bring in everybody else in europe and go this is what i want to do to putin. what do you want to do, senator? what do you want to do to him. >> totally isol

. >> caller: my stock, i have watching it, watch itting, it's loving it in the long run is g.e. >> wel the same way, my travel trust, we feel you got to own it, it's paying a good dividend. it's restructuring. they announced the ipo. i don't understand why it's down 26, 27. i think people perceive it is a china problem. i see no china problem. i think it's a great long-term hold. that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the lightning round! >>> look at me. i am the captain now. [ bleep ]. >> okay. tell me when. >> three, two, one -- >> this is -- no! >> get this. >> i know. okay, got it. ♪ okay, how are you? >> yes! ♪ >> now, kyle, my stage manager wants to fish off the platform. i told him that may not be practical. >> where's the hotel? where's the fancy hotel? >> that's it right there, the red and the blue. we're a little bit away from the fancy hotels at park avenue. >> my producer is a vegetarian, that will be a problem? >> that's why she's so skinny. n] meet jill. she thought she'd feel better after seeing her doctor. and she might have if not for kari, the identity thie

. >> this is the future with g.e.ther companies moving to 3d printing. >> alex, anthony, thank you so much for your views. mandy, scott, this is the future of investing here. we love hearing their views. back to you guys. >> we certainly do. thanks so much. >>> we do have breaking news in the chris christie bridge scandal. another official apparently taking the fall. cnbc's eamon javers has the latest with that story. >> reporter: yes, that's right. the official here in question is port authority chairman david sampson. he is one of the figures that's been caught up in this whole lane closure scandal that's bedeviled the christie administration the past several months. we are watching a live look here at chris christie's press conference. he is addressing a range of subjects here, including samson's resignation, but also talking a little bit here about his presidential future, what his future holds after the wake of this scandal. obviously 2016, right around the corner and chris christie is one of those officials that

first soerl has a joint venture with g.e. they're focused on thin film solar.hey're not ceding the entire residential market to solar city. solar city has done well. but first solar is going to get aggressive in the home market. right? i think that's what goldman missed. the stock had an outrageously good day today. i'm sticking with it. they put out guidance of this year between 220 and 260 a share. and looking for somewhere between 450 and $6 a share in earnings for 2015, which makes the stock very cheap relative to its growth rate. >> the share count had increased 15% since the last meeting. i hear what you're saying. josh, you've been bullish on solar. but i don't get why we're going after the analysts for being wrong. analysts are wrong all the time. is the point that these guys downgraded at the wrong time? >> i'm wrong every day. it's not -- it's not right or wrong. it's the reasoning behind. and i think the goldman call could have been, look, we like both these for different reasons. one of them is going to address utility scale. and one is going to add

it's a pain at the federal grand jury subpoena records about the interactions between do you can or g.e and our state regulatory agency perhaps most concerning it is also subpoenaed individuals and information to see if you can and she has provided anything of value or any payments to employees or officials of our state regulatory agency so this is a wide ranging broad criminal investigation into coal ash pollution in the state of north carolina and that that last part would be the it appears that they're actually looking for evidence of bribery. yeah it's hard to know all we know is what the subpoenas and i asked for evidence of any payments from do you can or g.e. or its related companies or anything of value to a list of employees and officials of our state agency where you course hope there's nothing they are but it is concerning to everybody in the state that that sort of investigation would even need to occur what's the status of that to dan rivers spill and clean up that well we ever would it was not well known that every side in north carolina where do stores it's coal ash it wa

look at g.e. today. very strong and finishing in the green. and you look at the big cap techs, microsoft or intel, a lot of the names trade very nicely. some of them hitting 52-week highs. they're pulling back. some people are taking money off the table and deciding where that money's going to be redistributed right now. but the high fliers, there's pressure on them. >> we have to talk about microsoft in a moment's time. in the meantime, what was working at the beginning of the year, the trade where e.m., emerging markets were getting slammed and everyone was going to new tech. really started to see a reversal here. e.m. is coming back. and new tech is getting slammed. what do you think is going on, karen? >> the high-fliers, it was hard to put a valuation on them that was supported by things like cash flow, earnings, that sort of thing. that i view as a separate market. the idea that priceline, and amazon, and tesla, and netflix, have the same characteristics? that's a sentiment or thing going on. pete is saying there are pockets of things th

g.e. crops spread to non g.m.o. crops thereby contaminating them yes no.there's no need of when we're in the united states we draw mostly soybean and corn and there is no native soybean and corn that is in the fields around it and furthermore the pollen of corn is pretty heavy and people have measured exactly how far it goes and so the chance of these things cross pollinating a native species almost rare in pasco had very very instagram what objective twenty years scientific study has been done on the vitamin and hormonal and genetic descendants of g.m.o. animals produce in humans and why is this not candid information to a consuming public it hasn't been tested long enough gather there's no genetically engineered animals that are on the market that you're eating such there but they're eating half of that so how about anyone later you think i'll give them even lay claim to seeds which would come airborne cross pollinating other fields who do not wish to cross-pollinate with geos that happen have happened but it depends upon what field we're talking about d

and processed by continues its call against old g.e. . for more banks losing their licenses this week so we call the bank my bank mortgage invest bank and a good business so far twenty two banks have lost their licenses this year. part of this extensive knowledge to make ross and buy a small reliable now according to forbes the three most reliable bikes in russia all foreign citibank dia bank of hate just b.c. topping the list with russia is buying a v.c. to be grappling with gold and it's right. now let's join tim cabaye because i've been discussing the fight out until as i mentioned made it into the top five for the most trustworthy banks in russia now last week to you put all your money into bt didn't you have are of ever rightly now let's just put this into context of the view is that every week you have your money whatever is left over from your original ten thousand u.s. dollars that you had three weeks ago you spawn the last week is b t b so what happened exactly last week we. punin to keep up the bike the only bike in russia that

was g.e. one of the largest defense contractors in the country so they have a ton of contracts that are related to the government so those things are as i personally witnessed totally intertwined with one another and and so to give you more detail on what happened with me you know they said ok we're going to move you to weekends out of primetime at six o'clock and i remember in the conversation i asked look are my ratings ok for well knowing they assert that they were actually the best ratings that they had at six o'clock until then of course the answer was yes your ratings are excellent and i said if you move me to the weekends if i've done everything us internally right and it's not the content and it's not the ratings well then what is it and it was met with about thirty seconds of the most awkward silence you've ever heard in your life so yes they're entertaining gold and yes they make decisions based on that if piers morgan doesn't realize that he's got his you know head buried in the san

deny services so the dod budget can then go towards the pharmaceutical companies towards the you know g.e. making weird video games for millions of costing millions of dollars that they want soldiers to go through and all this funding that is supposed to go towards healing veterans when they come home is really just going to the pharmaceutical companies or these companies ryan let's talk about the horrific failed state of iraq today according to the u.n. over seven hundred people were killed just last month two thousand and fourteen as the highest civilian death toll since the height of the occupation do you think this violence is a direct result of the u.s. war and how do you personally feel seen the radical factions that you were told to fight retake cities like fallujah and ramadi. well i think that what this is certainly shows is that while the war in iraq might be over the war on the iraqi people is far from over and that their country is devastated the infrastructure is devastated when i got to ramadi it was an active city it had a couple hundred thousand people there was a sukkah m

one hundred four nuclear reactors at least twenty two of which are near identical designs that the g.e. reactors and this coupled with the near impossible task of actually removing the workings storing it safely why is scaling back nuclear energy not a more pressing concern in this country well i think there's some good news a record breaking year in terms of reactor shutdowns five reactor shutdowns in the u.s. including vermont yankee which is the fukushima daiichi twin will be shut down by the end of this year as prime minister said in japan though it's a huge fight in japan and it's the most powerful political and economic lobby the nuclear industry in the united states it's one of the most powerful so that's what the grassroots movement is up against are these billion dollar corporations that own capitol hill own the white house all too often own the courts as well. and the implication of that here is actually you know really concerning because you know one of the things that's happening right now is that the federal nuclear regulatory commission which is responsible for setting sa

and i have to pick up the slack it's that same tax code is allowing giant corporations like apple and g.e. to hide their money in corporate tax havens to avoid paying their fair share and corporate america is now getting new handouts from the government on a routine basis the boston globe looked at tax legislation that was passed by congress in the first few months of two thousand and thirteen and found that the legislation contained forty three corporate friendly tax breaks worth around sixty seven billion dollars. compare all that money to the money the corporations are getting to the five billion dollars that has already been pulled out of food stamps or the forty billion dollars in additional money for food stamps the republicans want to take out they could easily pay for the entire food stamp program just by closing one or two of the smaller loopholes that pass tax expenditures or government checks along with the top one percent and the nation's biggest corporations there's no doubt about it. food stamps are bankrupting america the never ending profit pipeline between capitol hill an