ge is moving to the city of boston.ve other great companies, as well, but general electric is one of those that's such a big win for the city. carol: years later, the good feeling was still flowing at the groundbreaking ceremony. >> i think boston should look to the future with great promise and great optimism. >> this is the start of what i would like to call a terrific relationship. carol: by the summer of 2017, though, the ground had shifted for ge. >> started to see cracks in ge's financials. so their cash flow was a huge disappointment. their organic sales growth didn't materialize as promised. when it he was made ceo, i don't think anybody realized quite how bad things were for ge. carol: in august 2017, the company announced it would delay construction of its new tower, pushing completion back two years to 2021. as the stock price plunged, the slipped far down his successor's list of priorities. >> the problem was he was too grand, too ambitious. he wanted a ge to be the be-all, end-all of all things software. as

. >> there were cracks in ge's financials.rganic sales growth did not materialize to the level they promised. i don't think anybody realized how bad things were for ge. >> in august of 2017, the company announced it would delay construction of its new tower. pushing completion back two years to 2021. as the cash crunch intensified plunged,tock price this slipped far down the list of priorities. >> he was too ambitious. he wanted ge to be the be-all end-all for industrial companies. it became apparent that this digital effort was too ambitious. you saw them walk down that ambition. >> we have a lot of work to do at ge. we have to strengthen the balance sheet. >> in february of 2019, ge abandoned its plan to build a new corporate headquarters and announced only 250 new jobs would come to boston. the company will be seeking property tax relief and it reimbursed to the state of massachusetts for $87 million in expenses. ge will remain in boston as a renter after reaching a deal to sell the land at animation point. -- innovation po

ge's financials.s a huge disappointment. their organic sales growth didn't materialize as promised. when it he was made ceo, i don't think anybody realized quite how bad things were for ge. carol: in august 2017, the company announced it would delay construction of its new tower, pushing completion back two years to 2021. as the stock price plunged, the digital dreams slipped far down his successor's list of priorities. >> the problem was he was too grand, too ambitious. he wanted a ge to be the be-all, end-all of all things software. as these cash problems mounted, it became apparent that this digital effort was too ambitious. that's why you started to see he and his successor walk down this ambition. >> we have a lot of work to do at ge. we need to strengthen the balance sheet and set the business of to win. carol: in february of 2019, ge abandoned its plan to build a new headquarters and announced that only 250 new jobs would come to boston. the company won't be seeking property tax relief and reim

we have partnered with ge health care.ve used the learnings and knowledge of our pediatric radiologists and are now using it to improve equipment. we can make better diagnosis is of brain disorders in children. carol: through ai learning and machine learning, we can have better diagnoses. sandi: absolutely. and there will be even greater in the future. carol: senator elizabeth is calling for universal health care. can we do that in an equal and cost-effective way? sandi: i think that is a challenge. we are all looking to be part of the solution. in delivering better care, better quality at a lower price. i think that is an opportunity for all of us. over the last 10 years, it is been a real focus on delivering best value to those who purchase care and those who seek it. carol: do think we can get closer to it? in terms of people having access to really good health care? sandi: we have seen this in the commonwealth. children are covered at a rate of almost 99%. -- the-- the access to barrier to access has largely been remov

liz: ge, we bring good things to life. you and i both worked at a ge company.ting. you said you have been approached -- >> oh, yeah. liz: -- by very interesting characters. >> i will say this. liz: by the way, president trump is just exiting marine one. he's heading to florida. go ahead. >> nice. mar-a-lago. liz: no. he's going to the panhandle. >> oh, the panhandle. liz: for a speech. >> i will say this. in past years, salt featured a lot of hedge fund players. hedge funds, as you know, have had a rough time the last five or six years, right? you know, so interesting i'm talking hedge funds and trump is -- liz: i don't know why. okay. >> hedge funds, at least we're hearing, in a major way, i think the problem with what's going -- what you have now is alternative investments taking up the slack. that's why you see a lot of [ inaudible ] here. by the way, marijuana, hedge funds and a picture of donald trump. liz: we can only do so much. charlie, good to see you. thank you very much. charlie gasparino, who is with me here at the salt conference. market losing a l

. >> i like macy's and i like ge i'm still long ge and it turned the corner on a perception basis and they're given a lot more leeway and flexibility and i see that more in the chart and you don't see these fall off the cliff anymore and the stock is going down on headlines that would have otherwise taken it down >> i think it's an important stock for the market this is a stock that would lead you lower on the downside and the fact that it acts better here i think is encouraging that after this corrective phase, this is not a market that goes to zero here i think there's some value being created and look at names like ge and even lowe's homebuilders have acted well during this home period and i think these are decent signs for the broad market. >> my view on ge which is my number one pick on the cnbc draft. >> doing very well and some of it not so much. >> macy's, we just talked about that and electronic arts has been the dog, and with general electric, there's no one left to sell the stock in my view. >> i realize there are people speculating on the short side and they went on this s

koch warned about the grounding of boeing737 max, calling it a new risk for ge earnings a foreca ge deliveredan 400 engines to boeing for the firstor quarter installation on the aircraft. the company also owns several of the planes forts leasing business. >>> and ge is only one companyf ed by the grounding in the 737 max fleet. the longer these jets remain on the ground, the bigger the impact will be on other companies and other ind ftries and it, on the whole economy and joining us to talk about that impact, sheila is the aerospace and defense analyst at jefferies. thanks for joining us tonights >> thaor having me. >> you covered boeing and you have to be mindful of the suppliers, of the consumers and the companies that buys the j that also were affected by the grounding of the 737. of an impact is that going to have, do you think? >> there is the whole ecosystem and the wanufacturers which cover and the airlines are being impacted and we're seeing that from uand american airlines as they're cutting capacity back and we have to keep in that the max at the time of the grounding was about 350

short-term people would look at the charts at ge and say it's bearish. i don't disagree it's had three different hits of a level difference last may. it's really got to get up over $10.50 on a weekly close that would really help to jump start this stock i think the stock could get up to $16 to $18. i'm an immediate term bull on the stock purely based on the momentum near term it has work to do. >> all right i guess you need a long time horizon to believe it in mark and quinn, thank you. for more trading nation, head to our website or follow us on twitter. kelly, back to you >>> thank you. >>> ahead on power lunch, disney earnings after the bell. the stock is riding the avengers wave up 17% in the past month should you buy ahead of the results? plus uber revealing new details about the ipo pricing as its drivers take the street to protest against the company. >>> and a wild week for the major averages here's key support levels you need to watch. >>> and now the latest from trading nation and a word from our sponsor. >>> some people refer to the vix as a f

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ge soaring 40% so far this year and larry said at the annual shareholders meeting today that after he called a quote, unquote good start things can slow down. >> cash flow going to be negative this year what we said in march is it's going to be break even to possibly awe negative $2 billion. it's still tough for me to say that out loud, but that is our reality. >>. >> he also said a callback on compensation for ceo jeff immelt could be in order if serious misconduct is found, but the pages was pretty high and the stock momentarily jumped higher on the comments and does this ge rally still have legs? tim, you're a shareholder. >> i'm a shareholder this is the ultimate cleanup story and free cash flow is what i care most about even though i'll talk about some of the parts and when you look at the free cash flow people thought this would be minus 4.5 billion and it was significantly better than and i believe that larry culp is turning this ship a lot faster than people thought this they could and the fact that they've had asset divestitures are great, but it's more about the power busine

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after acquiring f france's alomm energygy business, the move is proving a disastrous one for ge.n france, only 29 units were produced last year, less than than 100 of more last year. as of the global gas line market is expected to shrink by 40% by 2022. >> the gas turbine market has collapsed. perhaps in a few decades when a transition from coal-based power has really started, we will see renewed demand, but that is not happening today. >> the plant owner, general cut 800, wants to 250 and possibly up to other positions. this w will be two straight yeas of losses. the powerplant unit lost a staggering $2.8 billion last year. when i it bought the factory f m plastic to create 1000 jobs to win back a deal from the french government. falling wher well short of that commitment, the company created just 25 jobs and in february agreed to pay a 50 million euro fine. vowing to fight to prorotect workers, the french government says it wants to use the money paid by ge to support new products in areas such as aeronautics and wind power. >> we want the french president to take strong decisi

stocks rebounded after yesterday's steep sell-off, but it was not enough to save the ge major ave fromeekly declines. this week investors were rattled by escalating trade tensions between the world's two midwest powerful economi and while some say the damage will be limited, the market seems to be gr more concerned that tariffs could hurt global growth which, i turn, could pinch corporate profits. today thoseer worries put on the backburner. the dow jones industrial average added 25 points, and the nasdaq was up 8 and the nasdaq was up 8 and the s&p 500 rose three. fr the week, all of the major indexesl. the dow now down for five straight weeks along as losing streak since 2011 and oil prices recorded their worst wee of the year, declining about 6%. mike santoli has more on the market's recent decline and what might come next. >> the stock market's maye malaan so far be viewed as a normal pull back after a very ourongmonth rally. a routine reset in an ongoing bull market and the ongoing fragility of the cycle carried the rif that the downturn might deepen into a more serious correcon.

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the revenue, second-quarter revenue outlook missed the analysts ge of forecasted outlook for revenuesat is why shares were really in the afterhours. also, the man who leads the main business search has been with company for 14 years, he just resigned. that's not a good sign. ne good thing that could have propped up the stock, they announced a buyback of shares of about $1 billion. is a company that is looking forward to the future in nvesting billions and billions and billions of dollars into artificial intelligence and self-driving cars. at the mercy of ad cycle. yvonne: speaking of china's in the u.s., we were learning luckin coffee dollars, alf billion this is a 2-year-old company. stephen: it launched in june of 2017, trying to take on starbucks. different model, cashless, it doesn't have the where you can lounge for hours and hours and hours. it's for business people, get cup of coffee and leave. iny have raised $561 million an expanded i.p.o. in the united 33 million american depository shares, value of the $3.9 million u.s. dollars. backers, g.i.c. and china international capit

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let's get a "mad dash" in across-country ge is the focus for you.s time about ge's market share in gas turbine on what may appear to be but really is >> this is basically saying all that you have heard about how power may be turning around is untrue tusa is saying ge is losing a huge amount of share this flies in the face where a lot of people are hoping positive data. this is supposed to be the division that larry is working hard he says it is not turning. it is a negative piece >> how is power expected to return to significant profita e profitabiliprofitabl profitability any time soon. this note from tusa we both know does not seem to give up questions of their claims and in terms of market shares >> yeah, you know tusa does not trust ge accounting when it comes to power if i were larry culp, i would say this is untrue they really believe power is tru turning. i don't know, i know that tusa does a lot of homework if he says there is a lot of share loss, i have to believe him. all right, jim, let's get to the opening bell here at the cnbc realtime

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i used to be abm, business development person for ge. i have building the manufacturing base. intellectual property was one of the big issues. i'm not surprised to say what took us $0 i'm not surprised to say what took us so long to get there. you agree with the us' stance that there is real concerns about protection of intellectual property. absolutely. what about security? yes, because so many companies are interlinked with the government. especially if you area the government. especially if you are a nato country, if it's switzerland it's different, but if you are a nato country, that is a real present concern. everything has several sides. you have to look at the other side at how interconnected the other side at how interconnected the supply chains of these companies are. intel, qualcomm, 50% of what they sell goes to china. apple produces a lot of its phones in china. this is very interconnected so china. this is very interconnected so it is very difficult to do this without causing real harm to the us economy. from huawei's respective they have always been very vocal ab

they shut down that operation, ge did the same. >> you are not blaming the president here, it soundsare blaming his advisers, bonbolton. >> that is what i feel, i read his book, i feel he can -- he is a business person who can do more fruitfuly. trish: kt, faridsays, he is getting bad -- it seems like, maybe good cop bad cop but seems there is one agenda being pushed that iranians are hearing, and some members from mainstream media are hearing and president saying we're not geein going onr with iran. >> i believe donald trump, he is making the decisions, whatever advice he is getting, i know what i made my case to him, he disagreed to it, fine, he has always given me a fair hearing, but he is the guy who decides, he has made this clear he wants a deal, to renegotiate certain aspects of it. we continue to keep their go slow on nuclear part, and for what we'll do a deal with them, and their economy could use a deal. sanctions have affected them, iranians are grad great busines, i do not know why the ayatollah does not just pick up his twitter feed and tweet donald trump. trish: kt says

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i hope itts ge better aroundhe soon. >> i think people walked outside and thought it was over and done with. oh, no. mother nature has held onto some rain and clouds. and cooler temperatures out there.l look at the couds out there. we have rain drops on our camera overlooking reagan national airport. that's a look at the i've city camera. this is a look at the live radar right now. heavier rain falling down through winchester. waves of rain will continue to push through the region as we head through the day. i really don' see it wrapping up until later tonight. right now we're getting a break in d.c. even if you're getting a break, you'reestill sng the low clouds and the mist and the drizzle out there. it is only 54 degrees. and that is a warm spot. a lot of places are still in the mid to upper 40s. only topping out in the 50s today. warr temperatures coming our way and dryer weather coming our way. we need to wait. we'll show you the 10-day in 10 minutes. >> all right. we'll see you then, lauryn. >>> new details this morning in a murder case in green belt. betty jennifer was gunned do

orre's shower activity in through prince ge's county, bowie, over towards landover.that shower activity just south and east of martinsthrg. more to south and west. not just the shower, it's the chilly numbers. 59 degrees in d.c. our average high temperature 75 degrees. we are nowhere near that. i'll show you do when we do start to climb coming up in about ten minutes. >>> now to a bizarre twist to a deadly ambushed shooting in prince george's. >> police are searching for a motive killer in the attack. w a womanas gunned down while she left her office. this was last friday in greenbelt. >> this evening we learned she'i been mared to two men at the sa time. >>news 4 pat collins is back at that scene with the details of this today. pat. >> reporter: wendy, it was a brazen, bold, up close, broad daylight murder. a hit plain a simple. and to make things more complicated, we learned that the victim here was married to two men at the same time. one husband an actor. the other husband a big-time drug dealer. >> this was in broad daylight in front of mulpl

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