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trades wide of ge, always has, they said they will be free-cash flow positive by 2021 and street has them positive by 2021 and they are scaling back 18% in the next two years in terms of deliveries they would have taken. this to me is a credit story, very concerned about the profile. they raised $10 billion and cut the dividend p different story if airlines go back to doubling capacity in july which is what he's talking about. it's about time for boeing they've raised a lot of capital. 50% is defense and global services, people forget that, that's why i'm on boeing >> got it. >> 262 that gets you basically to the halfway mark from the all-time high in february of '19 to thatthat $89 recent low so technically makes sense and lines up with what jeff and carter is saying as well >> coming up, banks on fire, analyst saying the rally's just getting started and he will give us his top picks and we're firing up the grill for this sizzlinstg ock going above and beyond today "fast money" back in two our retirement plan with voya gives us confidence... ...we can spend a bit now, knowing we're

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then i looked ge i really hope this is the beginning of something different. >> and he did address why the police targeted the blm protesters on tuesday. juan says for public safety police officers wanted to target the larger crowd and the antiprotesters were on private property where the curfew does not apply. andrea nakano kpix 5. >>> in mill valley a big crowd came out to protest and march for the black lives matter movement. demonstrators held signs, chanting, while they blocked the street. at one point they laid on the ground chanting i can't breathe. the last words of george floyd. >> the bay area county once hit the hardest is now lifting restrictions. but for some in santa clara county it's still not business as usual. >> reporter: as of today outdoor dining is now allowed. here in willow glen the transformation was obvious. cars lined the streets and people were seen going store to store. not every business owner has been rejoicing just yet. >> reporter: urma did something she had not done for months, soere tha grocery nside a store. >> people were excited to come in and feel

substantially above normal for the middle of june and then it the farther you adorth lakendmeo coties geing inon the action as well, temperatures into the 80s and low 90s. the fire weather index will give you an explanation. the scale is the easy part. zero to 10. zero good, 10 and everybody is worried about it. it take as bunch of different things into account. the dryness of the fire fuel, the vegetation, the moisture in the atmosphere the wind speed and the temperature, and that is the problem tomorrow. we're already going to start off with an elevated fire index in napa, solano county and it gets up to the halfway point on the scale as we head towards midday and the afternoon hours with the gusting northerly winds. relative humidity is lower than 10%. that is why solano county is -- a red flag washing in effect throughout the day tomorrow into midday on thursday. phatter's day, highs in the low 90s. but around the bay and the coast, cooling off. the hottest day of the week, thursday. mid 90s inland. along the coast reaching up to above 70 degrees. coming up at 6:00, we'll zoom in just t

ge bron pasha sees huge disparities. >> if you grew up in north tulsa you are more likely to have a stroke or suffer from heart disease, to die at a younger age for any physician that really should set some alarms off. >> reporter: alarms that many residents say should mark the beginning of a new era. >> tulsa is waking up and i think that tulsa wants to become one tulsa and not the city of two >> reporter: morgan radford, nbc news, tulsa. >>> still ahead tonight, the debate over monuments, protesters now tearing down statues of george washington and ygrant. staying safe, pools open in the age of berman berman. >>> back with a debate over who we choose to honor in this country. protesters have been defacing and tearing down monuments to confederate leaders but now statues of past presidents have become targets, kathy park reports. >> reporter: tonight across the country more monuments toppled, not just those commemorating confederacy. lighting on fire a monument of george washington. >> that's a little bit disrespectful to george washington's legacy. >> reporter: the nation's first preside

the best thing is to ge them the resources they need for reforms and to condition federal dollars onpleting those reforms." you know there is a big debate, mayor, about defunding police departments. do you agree with former vice president biden, or do you think theyhould be defunded? mr. stoney: i agree with vice president bidek we need to l at how the thresource go to the richmond police department and other police departments -- you know, the police have been asked for decades to do more and more in our communities, and i think some work cod be done by social workers, those who work in mental health, those that can conflict resolution. katty: but what happens if those calls for reform do not work? they have not worke before. isn't something more radical needed? mr. stone the cost for reform have to go top to bottom. it has to start with the federal government. i like whatof we are seeing ou congress. it has to trickle down. and as the vice president stated in his op-ed, we have to have the money to implement it. ifot we do have the money -- i million -- it is very difficult to retr

why is daddy ge? americans w knowing many that they could lose their life in the course of just living their life? ♪>> been a long loime coming ♪ reporter: punctuating the somber event, display of joy and celebration, a home-going celebration, they called it, george floyd was remembered as a champion basketball and football player, a gentle man, despite his imposing height at 6'6", a regular guy from a rough neighborhood. he may have been an unlikely catalyst for a pivotal moment in civil rights history, but his death brought out activist reverend william lawson, who worked with martin luther king. this is a turning point, he said. >> back in the days when i used to be part of marge's, all the marchers were black -- of marches, all the marchers were black. but now there are white people who know the story and hispanics who know the story. >> ♪ reporter: george floyd will be ried next to his mother, for whom he cried out as he lay dying, but that's not the end of his story. when his life stretched out

gavin: yeah, absolutuntil we ge and more reassuranelcey.social distancing, this is the new normal for now. until the end of th season, for sure. next season we wait and see what the guidelines willt be. think for fans and spectators, you can wgach all ths, of course, in some it's a condensed season until the final round of matches, you know, the next fiv weeks we'll have a resolution. ro falea u ns league and august. there is an e in sight, some sense, some clarity to the end of the 2020 season. that is one good tng for fans. but we wait and see what other guidelines will be in place. there will be several games per day as the season progresses now. and the bck lives matter movement, the gesture we've seen tonight has been something i think that football can really ke a stand for and be proud of anchor:t's go to china where th virus originated. h at the --ji bngeis outbreak. flights have been cand and railway services have been reced until the ninth of july. primary hool, colleges been suspended. swimming poo and gyms, they've all been clos

this is most likely the case because young people are out and about m ge. ad thing because young people don't get asick as older people. the problem is, young people do get sick. we know young people and up in e icu's and die. some may get long-term problems, including strokes and they may be debilitated for life. because young people are up and about more, it could be the they are going home andn. affecting their older relatives. visiting people in nursing homes. unfortunately, because young people are out and about more, this can mean there is a lot more community transmission happening around the u.s. katty:or as ar public health official yourself, do you support what we are seeing t she governors e new england states doing, telling peoe to come in and quarantine. and what the governor of texas is doing, which sounds like what we have in april, to stay home altogether? laces like texas, florida, arizona, the numbers need every measure.y that they i understand the purpose of these travel quarantines that these governments are implementing. hthey went thro

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even though it may look by, it is to limit how many get in, and you might find a line before you eveno geps. they are making sure there are no more than three or four or five people in thehop at any one time, and when you get in here, it might feel a bit different, advice about social distancing, reminders on the floor about where you can go. also, advise to pay with a card rather than using cash. and also, in some shops that have been in here, especially othing shops, they are saying not to try on the clothing. by and taket home, and then if there is problem, bring it back. you'll also notice ath screen at e checkout to protecttaff and customers and make sure they feel confident about coming back. cause, look. it is quite an important moment in england, getting these nonessential retailers open, and that is because the british retail consortium is saying it costs just short of $2 billion every sing week to keep these shops closed, so yes, oped ng and a limipacity. limiting what people can touch and pick up. they will keep it clean and make sure other customers are safe. anchor: wetarted

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