the ge idea. boulware believed that the burden of government and the burden of unions meant they were backed by government would gradually strangle american competitiveness. even a little bit of socialism. he said could do damage and the reason our 1959 kitchens were better than the russian kitchens work the longest term investments of inventors at the beginning of ge. the reason the company strived was at the goods were affordable. in the high wages and prices would render ge uncompetitive and in the end, the russians would make better kitchens. nobody could quite imagine japan at this point. i was the scope of the imagination. it was the god-given assignment boin view of of a pristinenment company like general electric. they would inspire america who would return to old capitalism of edison. the problem was urgent, i will read a quote from him, there current rapid trend has got to change. are we through with everything we cherish. the younger executive at general electric found him ludicrous. it

with ge and america he spent millions of ge money pamphlets explaining the value of markets where geperated the midwest or the east and all the extra social benefits in massachusetts and warned people grass would grow to the importance of competitive prices and wages and cost. in that case it would be creating a tv show called ge theater to showcase traditional american values including that aging actor to be the ge spokesman that was a union man a democrat who fired franklin roosevelt and the new deal so i won't say his name yet. [laughter] but he had potential. [laughter] with a special ge house with all modern appliances like the ge kitchen and those who was ronald reagan and von hayek and those have little essays added. that gave out like the manhattan institute this actor, ronald reagan wasn't popular across ge either talking about western propaganda they complained about him but they could not stop bowl would send him all over around with the mimeographed pages with the future of industry and it might move west and so on and then they talk about the dangers of socialism and soc

a ge idea. he believed the burden of government and union defense backed by government to strangle american competitiveness even with socialism said could do damage the reason our kitchens were better the longest term investments at the beginning of ge. the reason and the company sought the goods were affordable and they would render ge competitive and the russians would make better kitchens nobody could quite imagine japan at this point. that was the scope of the imagination it was a god-given assignment of a pristine company like general electric to inspire america to return to the old capitalism of edison and then to say i will read a quote the rapid trend is about to be changed with everything that we cherish the younger executives at general electric found boulware ludicrous. his superlative irritated them and many agreed this vice president had the kentucky farm background the fervor of a washing machine. [laughter] the other executives did not worry they were the future boulware was pushi

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owing, ge come up -- boeing, ge, mcdonald's. it?urnaround might actually be taking hold. there quarter was better-than-expected. coming up on the program, kim caughey forrest, plus mark mccormack from td securities. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ alix: welcome to "bloomberg this wednesday, january 29. here's everything you need to know at this hour. >> we are urging china, more cooperation and transparency are the most important steps you can take towards a more effective response. alix: the u.s. urges china to let health experts in to help contain and understand the coronavirus. infectionseeded 130 -- deaths have exceeded 130, infections 6000. there are people under observation. alix: toyota suspends operations within the country while starbucks closes 6000 stores. >> shares were getting ahead of the fundamentals, and when you look at the beat they had given, i think that is enough to hold the stock to the levels it is that and allow the stock to continue grind higher. alix: apple crushes it, beating on the top and bottom line with a posit

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is calling it. >> ge is having a very good day. far for this year. thank you. >> yes >>> time for a news update let's get over to sue herera back at headquarters for that. >> good morning, david good morning, everyone here's what's happening at this hour a plane evacuating 201 americans from the chinese city at the center of the coronavirus outbreak landed in anchorage early this morning it then continued on to southern california after everyone onboard was screened again >> all passengers had already been screened twice before they left china they were monitored throughout the flight in anchorage the passengers were screened twice more and approved to continue on to california by the cdc. in california they will undergo additional screenings and finish the repatriation process >> a palestinian official rejecting president trump's middle east peace plan which would create a small palestinian state in the west bank and allow israel to annex nearly all the jewish settlements in the area >> i think this is known from the beginning. it

so tony how are you trading ge into next week's earning this is interesting. a lot of people talking about ge. >> this broke out in january above the 11 1/2 level i think this is a good entry for potential long from a risk reward prevc looking at ge from a relatively perspective it's starting to outperform the sector. not only do i like that type of relative strength into earnings, the industrial sector itself having spent most of 2009 going sideways broke out in november i think this is -- there is more upside especially into an election year here so general electric looking at the earnings here it's implying about a 7.8% move next week going into earnings which falls in line with the roughly the 7% that we have seen over the last four quarters. so the way i'm looking to play this, because general electric implied volatility is actually at the lower end of the range is a simple strategy of just buying a call spread. i'm going out to march and looking at the 11 x 13 call vertical i'm buying the march 11 calls for about $1.0 a earlier today and selling the 13 c

. >>> on deck, could now, right now, finally be the time to buy and own ge stock yeah, ge one analyst says yes we'll dig in and find out why. look out below why this retailer's stock price is taking a nosedive today and apparently the doctor will see you now. it's one of the biggest weeks for health care kicks off. we'll look at the role washington will play in your health care. >>> an electric quarter, here comes another trillion, porsche speeds ahead and taking care of your chickens. time for rapid fire, here are kate rogers, robert frank and seema mody deutsche bank has a new short-term investment idea and it is general electric ge that call boosting the stock about 3% right now putting it on pace to break a four-day losing streak deutsche bank saying while it's difficult to identify positive catalysts this quarter, it expects ge to deliver an earnings beat and good guidance for the year and positive statutory insurance review whatever the heck that is. so basically they're saying no catalysts, but buy the stock >> yeah. not a lot of positive, but it won't get worse. that's been th

no, i do not own ge. >> you don't own ge? >> no, i have no position in ge. sorry. >> my notes said you did. >> i do not. >> credit stephanie. unbelievable quarter. >> free cash flow with ge, one year later it's about the industrial growth of free cash flow. street was looking for 2.2 billion, we got over $4 billion. that's remarkable. the analyst community, they have to come in and upgrade the stock, 12-month average price target is 11.75, stock trading close to 13, back where it was when larry cope became ceo. >> i don't think jp morgan . >> he is analyzing it. i don't think it's unfair. the stock is doing well now. >> $5. >> i think it's a directional call more than anything else, whether it's 5, 7 or 8, it doesn't matter he says it's going down. my point is that's still an expensive stock. he has done a lot of hard work and there's much more hard work to do here. >> correct me if i'm wrong. >> sure. >> my notes are wrong. i'm not sure where we're going. >> that's okay. >> you've long argued that the stock was going single

next one i want to talk about on the long side is ge.e know how terrible this has been, down 80 over the last couple of years but very equitily the last 18 or so months we have this base taking shape. up through 11 a couple weeks ago was a big deal i think on the way to 15 there are 25 analysts covering the stock. only five of then have a price target above the current level i think the analyst have to take up the numbers here. then lastly we'll go back to the tech world consumer driven out of china we like china here i think the best way to play is alibaba. another stock that basically has been spent the better part of the last 18 months just in this big base in this big range, just starting to break out. i think any consolidates back to the 50, worst case maybe 200 is an opportunity to buy the stock. stock trades about 215, 216 today. i think ultimately going to 280 or 300 so facebook, ge. baba i think three great longs for 020. >> thank you, chris. come back over to the desk and trade the information. does any of the names facebook, g

estimatesd ge's own and that of analysts.ng it will be up as much as $4 billion, well above what analysts were expecting. it's a positive story. the street looks happy about it. ge can continue to pay down the debt, deal with significant liabilities it has and could get the net debt down to about 2.5 from 4.2 right now. david: they are working with some headwinds in aviation and in power. kailey: they still have those headwinds in power. it has been struggling. orders fell about 30%. unitlso had the renewables that saw orders down around 11%. the strength in aviation outweighed that. they saw orders rise. $4.4 billion in cash flow despite the fact they had a $1.4 billion headwind. they are not getting paid for the engines they make for the 737 max. despite that, the strength in aviation was driving business of the fourth quarter. there was a lot of uncertainty around the max but ge was able to withstand that for right now. david: orders are not just orders. you want orders to make money. they took too many orders that did not

so amid all this, we will be hearing a lot about ge and the legacy.ow one person that claims to have seen the manuscript, okay. it was described to me as a defense of his tenure as ceo, the 18 years, very controversial tenure. we will see how that's received going forward. but you know, listen, ge, we should point out, millenials might not remember this, this was the company pre-9/11. liz: they used to call it, it may sound uncouth, but the stock for widows and orphans. charlie: especially jack welch. the stock flatlined throughout the '80s. made a lot of money but jack welch took the company to new heights in the 1990s. it really was the darling of wall street. lot of people said he got into too many businesses, he screwed up and left immelt with a bag of you-know-what but did immelt do the right thing to change ge for the times. that will be the debate that we will be hearing about even as the stock still slumbers at $11 a share. i would be remiss if i didn't say what was larry kudlow on when he was interviewing with you trying to deny my story? wha

>> well, ge is the ultimate show me story we're beyond hope.ope is when larry took over and now we're in can they execute and need to do it over a series of quarters. if you're getting on the ge bus at this point, you're doing it for the long-term. not for a quarterly move and i think we need to see r more time for this to play out to be convinced. >> yeah, todd, it's trade iing around $12 a share though still well below the all time highs that hit back in 2000 of 58.16 >> i agree, but disagree with my colleague. i think it's potentially short-term play. just to give you the long-term perspective, we have not seen below the $5 region. 7 of 5 is the all time low we bounced off this is a long-term chart. down to the daily herement we've seen a nice bid from the morgan stanley note i actually add it to my position here right now, they have an upside target of about 14 here. i think that is well within reason morgan put out a $9 fundamental kind of floor in the stock right here actually think you don't need to give it much below 11. they have a tar

this morning mcdonald's when i was looking at dow chemical and ge, mcdonald's reported.ocused on same store sales, auld the key metric and they came in at 5% and u.s. up 6% number so good i thought it was a typo they sent me a hard copy and it is no typo it is a real thing but when i checked with the pajama traders, the people who trade before the open while they wear their doctor denton footy pajamas. they were selling it, it was down a point and a half. at first i thought there may be a catch. maybe i missed something bad in the quarter but there was no catch. the pajama clowns were down and they close up 2% and this was like taking candy from a pajama clad baby but the market subject on mcdonald's have corrected itself starbucks and amd this morning i had the privilege of interviewing both of the ceo's i spent hours working on the seven to 10 minute interviews. ask my wife, it is nuts because what is the point of having this kind of access if i don't ask the best questions for you and here is what i saw both stocks got hit today and they don't deserve it. starbucks re

industrials making new seven-year leans ge grab it when you get like that. >> the manufacturing number the manufacturing sector remains weak and mike cho said tesla might put the pedal to the metal in earnings but don't expect the gains to stick around long. >> we have seen om large, large moves. actually where we see the significant concentration of the moves is right here. and that is representing a move of down 10 to 15% from friday to friday capturing the week where they report earnings. we are targeting that price right there. and the trade that we're looking at here is a diagonal calendar i was looking at buying the june 475 puts, about 350.50 looking at that earlier today. and then selling the weekly 500 strike puts for 11.40. >> and what happened with tesla? well, they soared double digits, the stock on earnings report this week. now up more than 13% since that trade what are you doing, mike. >> this is an interesting situation. because obviously my expectation was not that tesla was rocketing to new all-time highs. but using the diagonal spread we spent about $23 to put that o

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it will be those opportunities, whether it's ge, because i like ge as well and caterpillar tractor andthink you have to watch those names because i think those are all core names and siee how they react to the earnings announcements putting in perspective where the market is, the tone of the market today, might actually provide even more opportunity. >> that's right, kenny as you're speaking, we are seeing both of those names under pressure apple down by more than 2% and ge down by almost 2% kenny, thank you for being up early and being with us here this morning >> thanks. >>> coming up, housing set to be in focus this week as we await a number of key reports on the sector the ceo of one of the country's top mortgage companies explains the trends he's seeing when "worldwide exchange" returns how's the it department liking the now platform? every time it takes care of something for us, we celebrate. how often does that... got it. servicenow -the smarter way to workflow. doprevagen is the number oneild mempharmacist-recommendeding? memory support brand. you can find it in the vitamin ais

and out of the altamont pass, no slowing but 880 slow past the ge plant on the shoulder. >>> coming uptoday in the bay," the rain must go on rain or shine or even a volcano. nothing getting in the way of a couple. more on the viral wedding next. >>> and a live look here. this is where the mothers have been escorted out of that home in oakland. police there are standing up. at least one of the mothers have been escorted out of the home. of course we'll continue to stay on the story live. kris will have more coming up at 6:30. you're watching "today in the bay." >>> 6:22 right now. and nbc bay area responds to a petaluma couple with a whopping water bill. >> they asked chris chmura and his team for help for the unexplained charge. >> reporter: good morning. carol said their typical water bill was $150 a month and imagine the bill for $960. look at this chart. it showed the sudden spike. here are the months before the spike and then the spike and then afterwards. the eaglesons said that never happened before and hasn't since. so they contacted the city. it sent a technician to look for le

at ge, he was in charge of a multimillion-dollar budget and thousands employees, including his hire inman. police asked neuman to come down to the station for an interview. it turned into a 5 1/2-hour interrogation. >> you're shaking, you're turning, you're twisting -- >> hemy neuman appeared nervous and told the interviewers repeatedly that he'd been at work the day of the shooting. >> i was not there. i did not pull the trigger on the gun that shot sneiderman, rusty sneiderman. >> the cops sweated him. >> don't raise your eyebrows. i'm telling you, you were there when rusty got shot. >> a few hours into the interview, it looked as though hemy might have something to tell police. >> you're this close to telling me. >> telling you what? >> telling me why this all happened. >> but then he shut down. even so, detectives thought they had enough evidence linking him to the crime. they arrested him and charged him with murder. then, an amazing turn of events. after his steadfast denials, the engineer admitted that, yes, he was the shooter. but he said he was not guilty of the crime because

. >>> the earnings game plan is on deck earnings for starbucks, and ge "halftime report" is back in 30big earnings after the bell. you know about apple do not forget about starbucks and amd. we will talk general electric. that's tomorrow morning before the bell, too. talk about a stock where the pressure is on, right? amd is up 150% over a year >> wow >> what do you do? >> i think you got a little bit of a glimpse into what potentially you could be challenged with after amd reports. that was on the back of intel's earnings report. amd should have rallied a lot more than it did in fact, it was slightly weaker on a relative basis than the expectation was and certainly the way intel traded i think it could be a jp morgan scenario where a lot of strong news is priced in under. i think the price reaction, i would suspect could be disappointing. >> the ceo is going to be at 9:00 a.m. tomorrow morning with cramer and the gang. it is an exclusive interview there is your reminder you will get many throughout the day so you don't miss that interview. dr. lisa sioux, always fascinating to listen

. ♪ yeah, ge ♪ oh no. there's a wall there now. that's too bad..com and see how easy saving on renters insurance can be. >>> marcus here and for you what a game and a historic season. capping a historic season for lsu. >> this quarterback for lsu, talk about a guy, going to the bengals, that will be tough. >> everybody has to have their comeuppance. he is the number one draft pick and he shows the world why he is the heisman trophy winner. and how he threw 60 touchdown passes in one year. nobody has ever done that before. up against trevor lawrence, the defending champion from clemson. it is clemson scoring first. he will be the number one pick next year. 7-0 lead. a short lead it was. they strike quickly, 52 yards, we have a 7-7 game. it is getting out of hand, here is number 60 right there, yards 463 will get that ring. five touchdowns, no interceptions. they were rocking and the coach is loving life. >> one team, one heart beat, everybody that bled the purple and gold, this is for everybody. one team, one heartbeat. >> that is his normal voice,

have you heard bankruptcy enter into the dialogue in a while with ge?he memory. >> but it's not in the dialogue. they did an excellent job at navigating through unsettled waters what has gotten better power, aviation, and they have a line of credit i don't think bankruptcy is in the cards, and things are looking brighter but it's all about earnings >> it is off its lows quite comfortably but you're happy to buy here >> think about it, if you look at a longer term chart in ge when it was falling, obviously when you start coming from a lower base the way that it's increasing in price everyone is going to be afraid of, but this is a stock that should be back if it succeeds, it should be back to $30 and $40 and there will be bargain basement if you're able to pick it up. >> you just missed out on the trophy. >> i did i was happy to make it to the top five. >> that was fun, the last chance trophy it's a long way away. >> you should probably do it per month, keep a running score card. >> we've got the spread sheet running so we know how you're all doing. that

thank you let's check inn traffic which is filling and so it's geing busier and busier at the bay bridge toll plaza mainly in the cash lanes lines are getting along folks to get out there, it's already stacking up from the 8.80 over crossing, we're looking at roughly 8 minutes for your average drive time from the very bott of the maze across the upper deck and off to fremont street. so that really good 1 one across the golden gatedoing fine for those of you traveling between the north baand san francisco. it's sy right now no problems across the span we're only at 19 minutes novato to the toll plaza richmond sandrafell looks good so far it a grt trip across the span into sandra fell at only 7 mites for your average not gonna stay thaway of course and the good looking commute. we have 6.80south but a code to danville that's only 11 minutes. i don't see any problems for you crosng the dunbarton bridge. the trip from livermore to dublin looks good to 5.80 westbound it's only 10 miutes and then rom the peninsula to san francisco. you're at the limit so fr only 6 minutes from bruce bruce fein

here is what else is coming up on "the exchange". >> announcer: ahead, ge's rally.rubhub rolls out a new strategy l brands continues to get lots of love from wall street and is smile direct silencing critics when its product doesn't produce a smile? that's all ahead on "the exchange." >>> love for a big industrial name, kind of. retail to believe in, digital delivery and feeling lonely. time for rapid fire. join the crowd nobody is lonely here. courtney reagan, seema mody. that's the story everybody wants. ge getting an upgrade from morgan stanley risks are on the decline and you've got to separate, seema, the story from the fundamentals. not a wildly bullish call but another nudge, i guess, for investors. >> i think it's quickly becoming, it really ranges from $5 to $18. morgan stanley, as you point out, brian, raising its price target from $11 to $14 the big question is, is the company actually turning around? is there more growth opportuniti opportunities with empower the other big question is the impact of boeing 737 max ceo has said they acknowledge the concern

good look at ge. it was your call of the day. now lets talk about netflix. netflix today was the second best performer in the nasdaq 100, missed the top spot by a skoech half a% to credit ricks systems. netflix up 7% today. best performance since june of 2019 stifleo stevele analystist talking about the ability to grow with the competition. is it one our betting on. >> tom rogers was on -- what did you call him. >> he is a stud. >> he is a sudden stud i was skeptical about some of the international growth he took me apart on email. in a very friendly way in a systematic way talking. >> happens to you a lot. >> a little bit. but pricing trends in western europe where they have this pricing power to get to the sort of ad revenue peruser we talk about in north america and some places they can grow listen he has it down. he made the case the other day i was skeptical. today investors took tom rogers side on that i give him all the credit in the world. to me i don't think one day that was a bit of a short squeeze i think investors got off sides a bit. i think the

tusa, best-known analyst on ge, comes back and says the price is wrong, that stock is up.r me as well. morgan stanley is taking a look at fallout from holiday sales and what the impact on walmart is what's walmart up to, that's the kind of market we are living in. liz young, final trade your first. >> i like value growth i like growth broadly and across market caps, especially with phase one done. >> jenny >> schlumberger. it could be a good quarter. >> farmer jim? >> it's clearly breaking out, earnings in two weeks, multiple could get two more turns and up 10%. >> dr. john jay nagarian >> evrg, unusual activity. >> massive liquidity into the system in china. trade deal. >> s&p over 3300 does it for us the exchange begins right now. >> yes, it does, scott and thanks welcome to the exchange, everybody. i'm brian sullivan big show here's what's ahead. wall street may have liked the trade deal but many small businesses across america aren't sold why? because the tariffs are still here we'll look at the other side of the trade deal >>> plus, another day, another all-time high.

highway 84 near the ge plant and it does sound like this car went of off the roadway into chain link fence. there is early slowing. the rest of the approach to the bay bridge is fine and i'll show that coming up. back to you. >> >>> 5:01. a chase overnight. >> bob redell is live in the neighborhood. and bob, so what happened here? >> well, marcus and laura, we have reached out to chp monterey division because this is their case. we're still waiting to hear back but we believe this started as a chase in the gilroy hollister area and went up 101 and ended up in this neighborhood in south ands as you notice you would see that law enforcement has cleared a scene but this is what it looked like earlier this morning. several officers and chp swarmed this intersection and velasco drive and one officer with his k-9 out and it is not clear if he was looking for a possible suspect. also a second scene with a smaller police presence not far from here off blossom hill road. again we have an idea of what might have happened but with we need to confirm first. it is our understanding that though la

so this the beginning of a bigger breakout for ge guy. >> kudos to steve grasso in 2020 tim seymour if you recall the stock drafts in cnbc number one pick in the draft. a lot of people skofd. i was one of them. i'll still sort of skof. they turned the ship around better to get it now when they change than six months from now than six months from now and they are 18. >> but look at the full year change look at the full-year guidance wasn't great i think they have issues in power. i'd be inclined to take profits. i've been wrong though saying that. >> people like steven toou at jp morgan he has been wrong the last -- the move >> yeah. >> but he don't think this is a turning point. >> i don't know, the numbers are what they are. they came out with -- things are changing this to me is the belief and proof phase of this turn around. so i think this actually does have room to run if you look at it -- i'm not sure i boo i it up 10% i let it settle down a couple days then you buy this on a dip if you think this turn around continues i do. >> you just said the results -- he is laughing at mo. >

typically boeing, ge and u.s. transportation officials would be granted access to the crash site, but that's not happening. it's interesting. >> it really is. >>> well, his great escape made headlines around the world. how did carlos ghosn do it, and will he ever face a trial? what he told cnn next. i remember thinking about things i did and wondering if that was the last time i was going to do that thing. coming to the cancer treatment centers of america, they treat the whole person. everything is here. imaging, infusion... i don't have to go anywhere else. they care about me as a person beyond just being a cancer patient. they're my second family. thouwhich is breast cancer metastthat has spreadcer, being a cancer patient. to other parts of the body, are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for postmenopausal women or for men with hr+/her2- metastatic breast cancer, as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole significantly delayed disease progression ver

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. >>> ge rallying on a bullish call should you buy in? we'll didn't. >>> and china in an all-out effort to contain a mystery voirs that's spreading to other countries. the stacks that will be impacted the most the investment committee is ready to go. halftime report starts right now. >>> it is good to have you with us on this thursday. our investment committee here today, joe tear nova, jon fortt, steve wise, anastasia amarosa at jp morgan's private bank >>> the dow is running up to a collapse it is a question we asked mark cuban when he called in on wednesday. >> as long as rates keep going down or staying low where we are and globally there is negative or next to zero rates, where else are you going to put your money? that money is going to flow into your equities, our markets i think interest rates will tell us what is going to happen next in the market. so is it frothy? you could definitely make that argument is it like 1999? no >> that was mark cuban yesterday. anastasia, i give you first crack to react to that today what tobias left

allegheny, ge, triumph for name a few.s there an expectation to see more of these layoffs as we get into earnings division. >> i'm not sure we'll see layoffs at the size of spirit. they get half the revenue from the max program. it has a much bigger connection that other aerospace suppliers it will hurt all of them to some degree, the first quarter maybe into the second quarter as well, but spirit is the moexposed to e max. >>> we have 40 minutes about the bell right now the dow is during this timing lower towards lows of the session earlier today, down about 117 points s&p 500 down about a quarter of a percent as is the nasdaq up next, word on the street, find out which stock was downgraded not once, but twice by the same analyst in less than 12 hours >> find out what to expect and what the results will signal about corporate profits later, here on "closing bell. what a time to be alive. the world is customized to you. built for you. so why isn't it all about you, when it comes to your money? so. what's on your mind? we a

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ges along market street will reduce the numbers, we'll have to wait to find out. >>> a worker was killed in acyl on i accident in peta luma. witnesses saw a large metal tower collapse and heard a man screaming for happen. firefighters used a ladder to accesses the top of the silo and found a man trapped. he was airlifted to the hospital but we're told he died. >>> investigators say the like rye system is the target of ransom wear. it was experiencing a computer network outage. take days before services are restored. they don't believe personal information have been compromised. two men facing charges after a man was killed. lee was charged with involuntary manslaughter. to get away driver is charged with the murder as well. reed could fast the death penalty if convicted. the suspects are accused of stealing a lap top. he was fatally injured. he died on his birth date. he was a research scientist. one of his neighbors say crimes like these are all too often. >> the happening in oakland and burk lie. senseless, stupid thefts. >> those who knew him say he was a genuine, brilliant and kind t

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is ge one of those places? >> i asked you to throw in bitcoin just to make it perfect? is a global company, but there are still ver fundamental problems here. so i think you can do this as a trade, but i think long-term there's a lot of work to be done >> what about facebook is that a part of tech >> we're still rory about the reg la tore but we do think they agree on, which these companies do agree, so even facebook we can't find >> they're certainly leveraging it to sell ads against it. >>> still to come, we have your last chance trade. lots of those values straight ahead. >>> up next, lululemon hired today after raising the forecast, is the valuation getting a bit stritch? mike santoli will find out >>> here's a check on bonds. treasury yields getting a small lift to start the week "closing bell" will be right back. make fitness routine with pure protein. high protein low sugar tastes great! high protein low sugar so good! high protein low sugar mmmm, birthday cake! and try pure protein delicious protein shakes we believe in education built foall people.ty, - [woman]