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coke would be able to turn it around and that expired way out of the money. >> tim, you're still in ge small position and the vds is not good. commercial aircraft will take some time, it will come back and the industrial balance sheet is the one part of the company that will have net cash nothing to get excited about, but the stock is cheap on the massive basis, at least. >> mike, thanks. mike khouw, to catch the full show friday at 5:00 p.m. eastern time is options action >> coming up, the coronavirus pandemic putting health and wellness front and center and one wall street rm sfiays it is time to get overweight this name we'll bring it to you next boar. boar. oh yeah, we gotta take off. you downloaded the td ameritrade mobile app so you can quickly check the markets? yeah, actually i'm taking one last look at my dashboard before we board. excellent. and you have thinkorswim mobile- -so i can finish analyzing the risk on this position. you two are all set. have a great flight. thanks. we'll see ya. ah, they're getting so smart. choose the app that fits your investing style. ♪ at cdwwe

presented a realistic view of the length of recovery but as that business falls away, it tumbles to ge and we saw general election -- general electric aviation layoff high-tech assemblers in plants around the world. -- for everyone technician at ge, you've got 10 in the tier one, tier 2, 3 or four. i see this recovery taking a tremendous amount of time. what is going to happen is first they have to worry about protecting the worker. then as the worker comes back based on seniority and locations and jobs for social distancing, they have to retrain and make sure the quality is there. the biggest issue is cash management. also supply chains. that is going to be the biggest hurdle given disrupt -- given the disruption we have seen and getting the big industrials back and running. go in a threes to hour conversation with bob nardelli. we should point out bob nardelli was drawn and quartered as he exited ge and he looked brilliant as he got out from that train wreck. bob but what areica wants to know is corporate officers willing to give up the ratio of before?tion it has been if we go to a

i want to commend ford and gm, ge, fiat chrysler and other companies. lot of them in this area for blazing a trail to restart americans economic engines. you're demonstrating that we can open our country while taking precautions like social distancing, daily medical screenings, strict hygiene. you can get tremendous numbers of very quick temperature checks. whoever heard they aim a camera right there and two seconds later, they tell you your temperature. more accurately than the old days where you put it under your tongue for 2.5 minutes. this is a little better. you get temperature checks. i want to thank you all for leading america back to work. you look at states like florida, georgia, and others where the numbers have gone down. they are open and their numbers are going substantially down. with your help and our policies, this country is poised for an epic comeback. this is going to be an incredible comeback. watch, it is already happening. within the next year, we're going to be exceeding any expectation and i have had a good gut feeling about a lo

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keeps his cool doing things with ge that should have been done decades ago i have a lot of confidence in him. clearly, if people are not flying again then the stock is over priced. if they start to fly again, then i think, you know, you're seeing a great deal bargain i don't know when they will fly again. i believe it will be a vaccine and sooner rather than later you're just taking one man's opinion. i know nothing about the medical and the science of this except i do believe in some of the companies that i've known for years and years to be very reliable and have stayed their projecting they will have three or four substances by the summer and hopefully pick one by the fall and make tens of millions of those in fourth quarter i believe that's what they believe. >> this issue of negative interest rates, do you think the fed should go there? >> i don't i really don't i don't think they should go there. they should get close to zero as possible negative interest rates mean something that i don't think is good for the economy i don't think it's good for the world. i don't think it's goo

economy bob nardelli is on the phone and he ran chrysler and was a ge executive and wears many hats. always good to speak with you. >> thanks, melissa it's great to be on, and just to pick up where both karen and guy were speaking about walmart and home depot, i think these are two solid, solid companies they've got great ceos with doug mcmillin and craig minear. i think the comments that were being made by karen that everybody, you know, has been sheltered and we started to do stockpiling and we're all probably a little guilty of that and both of these gentlemen did a fantastic job in responding to their associates and premium pay, making sure they had ppe protection and making sure the stores were as disinfected and clean, dealt with with a limited number of people per square foot in both cases we saw less visits and higher ticket price which was really phenomenal and both of them had positive same-store sales. so i think these are, you know, guy, i think these are two companies to really keep an eye on and they're going to be solid when everybody starts crawling out of their shelt

ge at $5.50.uing a warning for the oil market saying if the world sees another spike of covid cases, oil could take another hit there is some good news. the iea director says there are some signs of growing global demand >> caller: the oil demand, we see some signs of recovery with the easing of lockdown measures especially with load transportation and petro chemical giving life to oil demand let's welcome in jeff curry, one of the people in the world who really understands the supply and demand good to chat with you. do you and your team see signs of demand picking up >> absolutely. i think the rally in price is a combination of lower than expected supply and better than expected demand. it is a little better. we give you the idea previously that may will be down relative now looks to be down around 60 one thing we need to be cautious about is that merging on the lockdown, we got the immediate demand we referred to. the question is, what does the trajectory look like it is much better. putting it

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ge t line for unployment. >>> where is the remdesivir? some are asking, where is it? the white father and son accused of shooting an unarmed black jogger. today would have been his 26th birthday. what we have now learned in the case. >>> good evening, and it is great to have you with us to round out another week here. it has been a long one for so many. the challenges across the country. thqutis. when will this be over? what will it look like when it is? and the new reports from the white house, a second person testing positive for coronavirus. first, a military valet. now, vice president mike pence's press secretary. and tonight there is alarming news about the dangerous syndrome many doctors believe is linked to the virus, affecting children and now turning deadly. new york governor andrew cuomo with an urgent warning, revealing the death of a 5-year-old boy. there are more than 70 cases in children in new york. at least two children believed to have died from the condition. at least six other states reporting cases as well. this was something new today -- doctors w

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week, not tsugar coating the outlook. >> i have the memo, the article is right again, it's chilling gehallenged on so many fronts, with exception of health care, you can't right-size these businesses they are gigantic. it's very hard to figure out what the right level and table of employment you have to have the analysts are not forgiving enough to a guy like larry culp who is doing his best. they're looking and saying, well, you know, nothing cooking there. >> yeah. we all had the -- i had it in my in-box there's the opening bell, carl >> yeah. at the big board, eric millan. at the nasdaq, youth inc, a network of non-profits helping downpeople in new yoryoung peop york city. headlines crossing now about hog processing capacity in this country. they say it's been cut in half as the virus closes slaughter houses you're seeing some infection rates, jim, in some of these towns with slaughter or proce processing facilities that rival large cities in states like maryland >> there was a fabulous book called "the jungle" at the turn of the century talked about how immigrants were put in meat

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ththat is the only food they ge. with covid, we are anticipating another 130 million people on top of the 135 million, bringing a billiononrter of pepeople mararching towardss starvation because of the economic d deterioration from covid, wars, conflflicts. this is a perfect storm. i i do wish i was exaggerating, but we are looking at what could bebe famines of biblical proportions in multiple countries. >> according to your assessments, you are talking about three dozen countries. thatat is a lot.t. >> yes. sayact, right now, i would five to six countries would be famine nonow if we were not there. we have 10 countries right off the top that have one million people that would getet famine f things deteriorate. , nor ift have the funds the supply chain breaks down. this is an incredible dynamic here. when world war ii hit, the supppply chain wororldwide did t break down. you had supply chain's breakdown in the war zones, but unlike then, now the supply chain is breaking down around the world. this is creating havoc i

. >>> welcome back jim, ge. what's your take on ge now >> i'm staying away from it.t's a little too hard for me the it's a ton of debt their crown jewels is the airplane business which is impaired one of their big customers is the energy industry. i think it's just too tough and if you're going the take a flier on this, you really better get into the balance sheet and understand how debt is cross correlated, just too hard for me >> that's from john in needham, massachusetts. steve, coming to you now it's from john in kansas teradyne, sell or hold >> i'm still holding it. this is another one where i bought some. i bought it after earnings i had a huge move finally. i was wrong initially. i told a little of the overage i love it. >> pete, to you, ahsan in chicago. what do you think of under armour >> as i trade i like it. i was in options but didn't work out but trading vehicle i like under armour but in terms of a holder i prefer lululemon. >> bryn to you from ray in los angeles. is new residential investment hope a buy, hold or sell >> it's a buy. i bought it in the

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vice president you just visited the ge plant and saw them making ventilators, how quickly we moved. another example where you have a company, one of our best, that came up with the first therapeutic that shows the strength of our private business. another thing you did that i appreciate is that you did not wait to start production. that means we are getting doses next week because they ramped up production and did not wait because they wanted to help americans. i think it shows the strength of our private business and i am very proud to be an american. pres. trump: that would mean you are so confident in what you are doing able on -- mr. o'day: i would love to say we were that confident, but we were not. we saw incredible human need. in the event this is successful, we had to plan for success. i am proud to work for company that makes those decisions. pres. trump: how many doses are we getting from the standpoint of the country? mr. o'day: particularly with the news around the fact some mentioneds dr. hahn can benefit from only five days of treatment, it is real benefit for patients

i need becky's help here look, ge, it did a round trip on there.pens, you should take half off. i think -- i think it's a fantastic job against tremendous circumstances. i think you'll do okay, but i don't call that -- the word diversification does not come to mind with that strategy. >>> let's go to louis in new jersey louis. >> caller: hi, jim >> louis >> caller: want to thank you for your really consistently great shows. >> oh, thank you, buddy, thank you. that's because of regina gilgin, my conscience, the angel on the left shoulder. what's up? >> caller: it's a crazy market in this troubled times >> totally >> caller: it calls for a legal defense like a stock that has a 3.7% yield and ten times earnings and goes to $20 and change today so i would like your opinion on symbol sptn, spartan nash. >> first time it's been asked about. i like it more than air mark sorry philadelphia zone. it hasn't come down -- something must be going on there everybody else in that business is getting crushed [ buzzer ] i think you have a good one. >>> we need rand

and they've an ge wice.rlieveng, san jos fthe drersoe along. the officers are trying to keep crowds from forming to celebrate cinco de mayo, trying to keep social distance as per the health order. some of the drivers told us they'll just go somewhere else. >> they're killing it, they're killing it. >> ruining the mood? >> they're killing the vibe. >> where's everybody going to be? >> a big old sideshow. swinging it. nah, i'm just playing. >> reporter: he says he's kidding, but two days ago, that's exactly what happened, a sideshow developed and hundreds of spectators gathered. police chief eddie garcia says his officers will be ready in case there's a repeat today. he says his officers will not issue citations based on the health order but will enforce what he calls public safety issues. >> we're not going to give away the tactics that we're going to do, but we have teams ready to go to disperse crowds if needed and/or make arrests based on the public safety order, it's not going to happen. >> reporter: we watched as a dozen police officers cam

the accusation is that he used the informationin he was ge as chair of the intelligence committee toducate his decisions on stock and was able totock in advance of what would be a massive u.s. stock market drop that began at the end of february and stretched into march. that is al violation of fede law. a 2012 law prevents members of congress from using nonpublic informaton t benefit or get guidance on their stock actions. host: that is the accusation. he is saying he is -- was using information that was available to the public,ut he was playing down the seriousness of corovis that we know now. today, a further delopment. his phone was taken by the fbi and he has announced he is standing down. >> right. what happened wasch that in m the fbi began an investigation to see if this was a violation federal law. this investigation continuedren. there wasure on him. now that the phone has been seized, it is clear this is a criminal investigation. aste chair of the igence committee, richard burr has oversight of the federal bureau of investigaon. host: i am so sorry to interrupt you, but we

. >> xwrou you bet you >> calling about ge that i've purchased many times over the years and i've been burned each time i haven't bought since larry kulpa became the new ceo i know you're fan of his as i am after miss iing first quarter estimates, he's had to make job cuts is it looking good for the economy? >> no, no. >> ge is at an all time low, i would appreciate some advice as to whether you would consider it a buy or wait and sell >> i think you have to wait. i'll tell you why because he's basically telling you look, it's not going to be this year and if it's not, i got a lot of stocks that it is going to be b this year so we're going to take a pass on that one it's just doesn't have the, it's got the aerospace and you know what's going on there. to max in california max. >> hello, mr. cramer boo-yah. >> boo-yah to you, my friend what's going on? watch your show for all 15 years. the best >> thank you >> but u sad to see people say negative stuff on twitter with anonymous napmes. forget them. i got a question for you booking holding share price fell 33% year to date airlines, crui

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what's thee ethnicity, race, ge rog -- geography, is there a cluster there. but yeah, it's a few weeks into the pandemic, and it's unfortunate because people would have liked to have known what areas they should be avoiding, and i think that's the big issue now. you know, nobody -- because of their race or ethnicity or creed or income or anything else deserves to be victimized by this pandemic in a disproportionate way, and if they are, it means the government hasn't invested enough money in those areas that need the preventative measures. >> how bothered are you by the fact that it seems to be concentrated here in the county and san jose in four zip codes, and those are on the east side of san jose and those four zip codes includes yours and mine? >> it bothers me a lot, damian. it really cuts the heart for a lot of people here. recently, there was an op-ed that i thought was spot on. it was in print, and people can google that. she's one of many people who have begun to speak out as community leaders say thing is not okay. and it bothers me a lot, because t

you are saying under y your syststem, can't do a anything ge that. amy: we will speak with colorado secretary of state. all of that and more, coming up. welcome e to democracy now!, democracynow.org, , the quarante report. i'm amy goodman. a top u.s. v vaccine scientist told congress thursday he was removed from his job at the department of f health and human services after he pushed back against president donald trump's endorsement of untested and potentially dangerous treatments for covid-19. rick bright, who filed a whistleblower complaint earlier this month, told the house committee on energy and commerce he became alarmed at a lack of plannining by federal agencies after the coronavirus emerged in wuhan, china, late last year. he said his urgent please in january for the u.s. to procure masks and other personal protective equipment went ignored. bright said the resulting shortages and reliance on nor all of the masks caused the lives of health care workers and warned the united states remains woefully unprepared for another wave of covid-19 infe

caroline hillam who has been vegan for four years says shehe ge gets some sneares, and i said is therehe said we're only serving lamb's blood. when they hear you're vegan they switch and they decide that's all you are. >> dr. ben voiier says opinions on veganism reflect existing divisions in society. >> some peoeople might implicit feel judged by vegan people and no one likes to feel judged for the behavior and for the food they're eating. part of veganism and the rise of veganism is a shift towards more healthy and more caring about the environment and part of veganism is also about asserting who you are as an individual. >> it will take some time for the debate over veganism to ebb away, but the vegan economy may be one factor that can help ease tensions. charmaine hanoi on, nhk world, london. >> actually, i had dinner at a vegan restaurant with some friends. it hadad been a few years since tried a completely plant-based meal which back then was kind of bland. this time i was blown away by the experience. the improved quality seemed to me like people both vegan and non-vegan could sh

tiwideade a ott demanding bett ge the california nurses association and national nurses united are calling on hospitals to provide the highest level of protective gear. kaiser tells us in an email they are following cdc protocols when it comes to the gear and they are making sure there is enough protective equipment to last through the pandemic. >>> california is working to care for its caregivers, the state has distributed 36,000 stipends so far to help workers with their necessities and also lodging. >> people in skilled nursing facilities that were spending the night in the cars because they were scared of going home and potentially contaminating or infecting their community or their household, we wanted to address through stipends their needs. >> the state has also booked more than 78,000 hotel room nights for health workers for free, or deep discounts. >>> for the part of the san francisco freeway construction is finished ahead of schedule. two southbound lanes open this morning, the new northbound deck will open 3 pm tomorrow. caltrans is ongoing cleanup will for some intermittent la

because shoji's -- jamal khashoggi's son said he e for ge them, -- fogave them. -- forgave them.he u.k. has imposed a 14 day quarantine to anyone traveling to the country. the u.k. has the second-highest death toll death toll in the world. the world health organization says the pandemic has interrupted vaccination programs, putting 80 million children at risk. many countries have been forced to suspend vaccinations for measles, polio, and cholera. there are media reports saying chechnya's leader has been hospitalized in moscow with suspected covid-19. he is a key ally of vladimir putin. this is the latest case of a senior official in the russian federation infected with coronavirus. here is a look at some of today's pandemic developments. we will start in india, which has reported its biggest single day increase in cases, nearly 6000 infections. indonesia has also seen its highest one-day increased, just -- increase, just ahead of this weekends celebrations to mark the end of ramadan. president trump has ordered churches, synagogues, and mosques to reopen. people in the german ca

the thing is is a company like xwr ge, people have this impression, the company's been around for 100 years and it's going to continue to be around without recognizing that some companies could have significant or permanent impairments. some of the ore companies like the bioteches, that's really a really speculative game and no assurance number one, they're going to find vaccines r or number two, that they're going to monotize it really. other than maybe getting a little bit of good will out of it we heard what biden had to say today talking about making sure that if there was a vaccine available, they would make it available free of charge that suggests there would be pricing pressure so even if you could identify one, maybe not the best opportunity i would urge people to stick with the industries on a broad basis if just starting out >> we have breaking news on united airlines. phil >> two days after united's annual meeting, they have executive compensation the new ceo will be paid a base salary of $1 million it's important to note that both of them will be forgoing their salaries f