i think ge was ready for a change. nobody really push back for the things i wanted to do. >> you had a stint that lasted 16 years which is a long time of a ceo of a fortune 500 company. what would you describe as your biggest accomplishment? >> when i joined ge 1982 the company was 80 percent in the us. and when i became ceo it was 70 percent and when i retired it was outside the us. so when one generation we globalize the company. and in our generation ge had the best mobile footprint. we did it our own way. people frequently say they criticize trump because he was a nationalist but basically globalization was breaking apart long before trump became president. china was coming on the scene. nobody is harder on globalist than europe despite evidence to the contrary. we basically localized the company. we empower local communities. and i think we had a winning play from the standpoint of modern globalization. it will be a hugely important market and ge did a fantastic job in markets like china and india so basically glo

my dad worked at ge for 38 years. was always ablee to see the company through the eyes of the people who were getting their work done. never missing an earnings release it's interesting reading what i lived through. i w wonder if the book is not oy clearing the air for you but the beginning of a political ambition. again, going back before 2010, i chaired president obama's job counsel, kind of a lifelong republican i called myself a romney republican so there's maybe 12 of us left. i got to know president obama. my parents are a republicans republican. i called home one night and said to my mom you're going to see me on tv and i'm going to be with president obama. he's asked me to chair his job as counsel. you said no of b course? you are a third grade teacher. you get a sense that not as much translates to government as you think, and it was hard to navigate. you say to people here's what you should do. in politics you say here's what i w would do if i were you. it's a completely different context and i have an amoun

i think he's inherited a tough macroeconomic conditions at ge they don't have much of ge capital anymorendustrial business is not performing well he hasn't turned much around so far but he may be in the middle of a turnaround. he's a smart guy and they don't want to lose him it does seem to me that for him to have $120 million winfall after nine months is a pretty sweet deal. >> william cohahn, thank you very much. always good to see you kelly? >> thank you so much. >>> intel ceo saying today coming to chips quote it's more important than oil to have u.s. ip on u.s. soil. with the semiconductor etf climbing more than 11% this year is it too late to get into the trade? will the shortage keep the rally rolling? that's next. need better sleep? try nature's bounty sleep 3 a unique tri layer supplement, that calms you helps you fall a sleep faster and stay a sleep longer. great sleep comes naturally with sleep 3 only from nature's bounty new projects means new project managers. and stay a sleep longer. greatyou need to hire.rally i need indeed. indeed you do. the moment you sponsor a job on i

is 25% of the revenues for ge. so i'm long it it's a bigger position in my portfolio, not the biggest i play it that way if you go a little bit more downstream, to your point, i'm out of spirit. airlines right now i think jet blue, spirit, that was the easy money now it gets difficult. do you go with international is international coming back are people going to be in front of zooms for the rest of their life do you go with delta united american airlines? that's probably where you head but i have one you wouldn't think about talking about avis if you look at the fleet, that's what you should look at, fleet, pricing and availability for a rental car there's two things going for it right now, you can't find a rental car going into this long weekend, and fleet prices are moving higher stock is up 130% year-to-date, it's got a decent amount of short interest last time i checked, so people don't believe in this stock which means it could ultimately go higher but i think that's a play that most people don't think about i

>> so first of all, i agree with you on ge.ad too much into that open interest especially since it's so far away. it's also a 13 delta call option if you are interested in buying ge, look at a slightly higher delta, maybe the 13 or $14 strike. >> what would you say, mike? >> yeah, i would agree with that i think the thing you want to do is improve your likelihood of success. too far out of the money or too short dated is not the way to do that. >> carter, what's your take on the ge chart you know, we're having some technical difficulties with the chart master we'll try to re-establish that connection for the final call. let's get to our next tweet. what do you do with microsoft july 1270270 call >> i like the stock. that's 8% out of the money too far outof the money. i would roll those down and out and sell some nearer dated up side calls to help offset. >> tony, what's your advice? >> i like microsoft. i think rolling it down and out makes sense. sell some up side calls against it to lower the premium on that as well. >> we ha

it's also a 13 delta call option you're interested in buying ge look at a slightly higher delta 13 toe. >> what would you say, mike? >> yeah i would agree with that. i think the thing you want to do when you're long premium is try to improve your likelihood of success, too far out or too short dated is not the way to do that. >> carter, what's your take on ge chart we're having technical difficulties with the chart master we'll try to reestablish that connection for the final call. meantime, next tweet what do you do with microsoft july 270 calls now mike what do you tell this person >> i like microsoft as a stock those are 8% on the money that's too far out of the money and of course is shorted dated. i would probably roll those down and out and sell near dated upside calls against it to help offset the decay. >> yeah, tony what's your advice >> i like microsoft to hold at 250 support level i think rolling it down and out makes sense to buy yourself more time and maybe sell upside calls against it to lower the premium as well. >> we got carter back. the miracle of technology, carter,

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>> so first of all, i agree with you on ge.ead too much into that open interest, especially since it's so far away. it's also a 13 delta call option i do think if you're interested in buy ing it -- >> what would you say, mike? >> i would agree i think the thing you want to do when you're long premium is improve your likelihood of success. too far out of the money or too short dated is not the way you want to do that. >> carter, what's your take on the ge chart you know, we're having some technical difficulties with the chart master we'll try and re-establish that connection for the final call. let's get to our next tweet. this viewer writes, what do you do with microsoft july 270 calls now? mike, what do you tell this person >> yeah, so i like microsoft as a stock. those are about 8% out of the money, maybe that's a little too far out of the money and a little shorter dated. i'd probably roll those down and out a little bit and then sell some near dated upside calls against it to help offset the de decay. >> tony, what's your a

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at ge, he was in charge of a multimillion-dollar budget and thousands employees, including his hire inolice 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 he had

you probably heard that ge was the last remaining member of the original dow 12, like a lot of thingst's not true ge was just the last remaining member in the dow until it was unceremoniously booted out three years ago. ten other members are long gone. forgotten companies like national lead. american tobacco there is one still around. it is prospering expire ticker is sr it was known by it's original name the natural gas and propane based in st. louis get this, it had been around since 1857 the same company one of america's oldest companies. not only last of the dow until it was booted out in 1899. if spire was in there now, it would be out performing half of the current dow index this year. you go spire or whatever your n name you probably ran the gas to my mom's apartment growing up in st. louis in the 1940s and 1950s. dow trivia on its birthday random, but interesting. >>> let's wrap up the hour with kari firestone cnbc contributor forget about the dow trivia. let's get smaller than that. i love how you throw out some of the names on halftime we never talk about booz/allen waste co

both ge and boeing made some nice gains yesterday but they haven't retraced enough for me to get shakenf the name. >> all right time for the final trade, let's go around the horn, tim seymour what do you say? >> brazil has been working ewz, emerging markets, check it out brazil >> courtney dominguez. >> i like the international trade, i will take a look at vea, great valuations right now. >> steve >> i know you're not supposed to buy stocks or hold them because they're a take out target but sonos i continue to hold and it doesn't suck if they get taken out does it. >> quite a word you used guy -- family show. >> remember why you're off on monday, folks. and i will see you at the nasdaq on tuesday >> that is correct we'll see you all at the nasdaq on tuesday ptnsctn"p xt "options action" up next >>> happy friday "options action" fans we have a big show lined up, here's what's son deck. >> looking forward to starting the holiday weekend by kicking it with a cold one, professor khouw has your examination then, don't party too hard or you will wind up at the doctor's office. tony zhang has

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this will open the door to possible probably ge the state you don't have to look hard to find out that this is the biggest drought in decade. the reservoir is at 25% capacity. it's supposed to be in the 90s. the easiest fix of course is rain but with none in sight people are being asked to do what they can to save water. >> i want them to mainly e ng new homes r could feel the pinch starting in july. the north marin district will start allowing new water hook ups. also in july, sonoma water is going to cut back deliveries to marin county by 20%. >>> tonight santa declaring drought and is asking people to save water. governor newsom declared a drought emergency in sonoma county last night. >>> and strong gusty winds are sweeping across much of the bay area. >> now let's check in with abc 7 news meteorologist sandhya patel when they will start to pick pup everyone more. >> tomorrow we start to see wind ramp up a we head into the evening hours. 35 miles per hour in san francisco. they were blowing this afternoon. up to 40 even 50, 55 miles per hour at times over the higher elevations. a w

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united states should have been ability, depending on where that court and jurisdiction resides, to ge some compensation from the chinese government. what they did was wrong. they were not honest with us an that is beyond compensation part . >> we appreciate that, we will certainly be learning more and also as the investigation that joe biden announced this week, 90 days hopefully we know more if that is actually made public for the american people. i want to put the new york post cover headline up on the screen for you because it was a big on this morning when we all got in. hogwild reads the headline. in the editorial inside the paper this morning, it says tha what president biden is doing with the budget will transform this nation. here is a piece of it. this is not what america needs nor what it voted for. biden wants to suggest that he would give the country normalcy after all the noise of the trum years, but while as president he's been a heck of a lot quieter. his agenda is anything, but normal it's a radical bid to transform the nation. your republican colleagues have made simi

. >> that's one way to put it, mike we've got a market flash on ge let's get to kristina for that >>ge just announced that we can expect cash flow to be negative for ge in q2 he also went on to say we can similar year over year improvement in q2 cash flow like we saw in q1 the share price is climbing and inching closer and closer to that 52-week high. >> just over two minutes left in the trading day, mike. in the green for all three of the major averages just about. >> yeah. actually below the surface it has been pretty positive, especially when you talk about share volumes. just because of the nuttiness in some of the meme stocks. if you look at straight advancers to decliners, 2-1 to the positive side. you've got small caps outperforming big caps things are fitting pretty well look at microcap stocks. iwc is the etf that tracks microcaps which is the smallest half of the russell 2000 and that's compared to the xlg, the biggest stocks it's about a three percentage point spread of outperformance among the tiniest stocks the volatility index is certainly feeling some pressure and star

i've always been silent, but no more checking which together with his union ge donovan plans to sue his employer, the moscow metro. although he doesn't believe he'll succeed, he wants to keep fighting, even if it's only a symbolic gesture. hundreds of migrants have again tried to force their way into save to even as spain continues to expel some of the thousands who had swamp or clock climbed into its north african enclave. since monday, morocco appeared to loosen that border controls following a diplomatic dispute with spain. but it has now stepped up security on its side of the border desperation. just outside of soda would be mike when scuffled with moroccan security forces pushing them back. they were blocking the border off the spanish enclave. as they turned to night clashes broke out. police eventually managed to wreaking control and disperse the crowds of mercy. young men decided to get across the board as great migrants who reached the spanish enclave often said, they have no choice but to leave morocco. i've given them all. i'm here to look for a better future than in my count

tonight, former ge ceo reflects on the challenges he faced after 911 and during the 2008 financial crisis. coke industry ceo and chair charles coke and ceo of cook foundation president brian on their thoughts on economic and social challenges in the u.s. and abroad. later whole foods market ceo john mackey speaks about his approach to leadership in business. >> jeff, nice to be with you. great to see you again. so, if you call me max i will tell people that's my nickname from college so let's keep that informal and let's let this thing roll and i would like to start by just telling a little personal anecdote that involves you way back when. we were classmates at dartmouth, classmates at harvard business school

i've always been silent, but no more checking which together with his union ge donovan plans to seal his employer the moscow metro. although he doesn't believe he'll succeed, he wants to keep fighting, even if it's only a symbolic gesture. ah, the american economy is coming back, moving again after more than a year of an unprecedented pandemic paralysis on thursday, the latest jobs report showed that the number of american seeking unemployment aid fell last week to a new pandemic low of 444000 republican lawmakers say this justifies decisions in several states to stop those federal aid checks of $300.00 per week. in fact, they say the a discourage is the unemployed from going back to work. some unemployed say they want to work, but only if they're paid a living wage. it shouldn't be too much to ask. but for many employers offering minimum wage is asking too much. and that is why jobs are remaining unfilled across america. the finally some normalcy boardwalks of the jersey shore. people are dreaming about summer sun and wait. ah, the peers amusement park to be opened in wildwood, new

which together with his union, ge donovan plans to sue his employer, the moscow metro. although he doesn't believe he'll succeed, he wants to keep fighting, even if it's only a symbolic gesture the american economy is coming back, moving again after more than a year of an unprecedented pandemic paralysis on thursday, the latest jobs report showed that the number of americans seeking unemployment aid fell last week to a new pandemic. low of $444000.00 republican lawmakers say this justifies decisions in several states to stop those federal aid checks of $300.00 per week. in fact, they say the a discourage is the unemployed from going back to work. some unemployed say they want to work, but only if they're paid a living wage. it shouldn't be too much to ask, but for many employers offering minimum wage, it is asking too much. and that is why jobs are remaining unfilled across america. finally, some normalcy boardwalks of the jersey shore. people are dreaming of the summer sun and wait. ah, the peers amusement park has be opened in wildwood, new jersey, and it seems like t

i repeat, now is the time to ge your vaccine shot.cination program has led the world, today, we are taking an additional step to help the world. we know america will never be fully safe until the pandemic i globally under control. no ocean is wide enough, new wall high enough to keep us safe . the disease and death in other countries can destabilize those countries impose a risk to us a well. new variants could arise overseas and put this at greate risk. we need to help fight the disease around the world to kee us safe here at home and to do the right thing of helping othe people. it's the right thing to do, the smart thing to do, the strong thing to do. in march, we shared over 4 million doses of our vaccine with canada and mexico. at the end of april, we announced we would provide another 60 million doses of the vaccine overseas. remember, this is a vaccine tha is not authorized for use in th united states yet, so we're going to be sending it to folks once the fda has reviewed this and said it safe. this is all the astrazeneca vacci

they're not buying -- well they will say wait a second, jim, did you see robinhood, the main stock is ge and ge just won a big order for air fair that's not the point crypto is without a doubt david, catching what younger people are doing with their capital now, brian moynihan said last night that there is a great thing happening, which is that there's a lot of saving and a lot of spending which is kind of nirvana, but we have got to get away from bitcoin, coin metrics, and just have someone like gensler who is very critical in 2002 of the mutual fund industry and the brokerage industry, to say look, all he has to do is come on, we call him up right now and we say, gary, what you are thinking, and he's like i'm not happy with what's going on and that's it and then we're back talking about how apple is doing with the lawsuit. >> we will talk about that and talk about at&t for obvious reasons. we will talk about deere earnings this morning. and anything else you want to talk about stock-related very important that's what we like to do. >> as for gensler, he does have his plate full you're

he scored 17 in the third quarter alone, finished the ge . final minute of the third.e pass. knocks down the corner three. that's a four-point play. mulder had 25 tonight. the warriors win 118-97. they move ahead of memphis for the eighth spot in the western conference. before the game, damian lee announced he tested positive for covid-19 two weeks ago despite getting vaccinated in march. lee said he's one of about 6,000 who tested positive after getting the vaccine. lee is still experiencing after effects and is unsure when he'll return to the court. >>> teddy bear with great seats for the series finale between the a's and j's. danny jansen two-run blast to give the blue jays a lead. marcus quiet until today. he was 4 for 6 with t to left f. former athletic with the triple shot of the cycle. blue jays win 10-4. they split the series. >>> the giants were off today. they will celebrate willie's 90th birthday tomorrow night at oracle. willie mays will b inndce, s'tade thi ng appia ftive foday. livin hall of famer a family friend of mays sent us willie's cake, decorated w

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biden is inviting a group of republicans to the white house for negotinshoping o an is shar goa of geing thisyo or pubh onomy moving. rerter: "face the nati house chief of staff ron klain said he's optimistic both parties will be able to hammer out a deal to rebuild america's crumbling infrastructure. and he defended a white house proposal to raise taxes on corporations and high income earners to help pay for the $2 trillion bill. >> is he not going to raise taxes on people making less than $400,000. the middle class are not going to see taxes go up. >> republicans argue the plan is bloated big government. >> it is the trillions and trillions of dollars of reckless spending. when i look at this, this is a staggering amount of spending, like someone with a new credit card.>> tnt the ho negotiate on a smaller mortar targeted plan. negotiate on a smaller more targeted plan. >> only about 20% of the jobs bill that the president has proposed goes to real and tunnels and airports and waterways, we can be pretty close. >> if you are talking about spending hundreds of billions of dollars to bene

to get help somewhere along the line to stay competitive. starteking it and after a period of time,gein. better life. >> o'donnell: we want to turn now to a program that is giving some special children a sense of freedom in the water. cbs' janet shamlian has their story. >> two, one, go. >> reporter: they are just swim lessons but in each lane of this pool, a life is changing. >> big arms, grant. >> he just loves it. and he gets so excited. >> good job. >> reporter: laura marshall and severely autistic, in the water, he's an athlete tasting success.htwould happen and it's. >> reporter: these are the nashville dolphins, people with to swim and swimming competitevly. brenda vroom runs the program the families of these children are used to hearing no, and they can't. >> reporter: but you tell them something else. >> yes. we tell them they can and weama know they can. just to see the things that they can do, it's really amazing. >> high five. >> reporter: more than 100 volunteers teach for free helping families often financially burdened with multiple therapies and doctors. >> reporter: f

let me recognize senator ge sullivan. >> thank yountle you f mr. chai.nned r out, we need to plan for the worst.t. my for the worst case scenario andl i thinkik the worst case scenar from my intel, it doesn't seem like it is even an unlikely scenario is that the government collapses and that the taliban or some rump group related could be in charge or that we see a civil war within the next several months.ou thi would you agree that is the worst case scenario right now and how likely do you think that is? general, what do you think?s to >> i acknowledge the range of possible outcomes to include >m thatr. one that you've just described. >> mr. helvey?s in m >> senator, i would be happy to discuss in a little bit more tn detail in thek classified settig intelligence assessments but i think you'veve described a rang of outcomes as the general eemst indicated that we'reo looking a. >> so it seems to me, let's assume a worst case scenario, civil war or taliban or god forbid al qaeda in charge again of that country, a terrorist potential safe haven. and so, ge

. >> ashley, back over to your beat at the white house, you ge some fantastic and extensive reporting in his life and his taste. >> joe biden -- he eats chop salad with grilled chicken and legs gatorade and homemade chocolate chip cookies. >> i agree, brian, that is some extensive reporting for the foo network. applause.

what's now being reported.e los ges. d night,ewcong in ofant. and it comes after more than 1,000 people were forced to evacuate. >>> amid a growing number of cases involving unruly passengers, tonight, the flight out of new york diverted because of what a passenger is accused of doing and the list is long. that passenger arrested tonight. >>> and in new york city, the rescue in the subway, just as a train was bearing down. >>> and our made in america is back tonight. going camping this summer? what you can pack that just might help create a job. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us as we start another week together. and news tonight on the deadly conflict between israel and hamas and what president biden just indicated for the first time. but we're going to begin tonight with the major new developments involving the coronavirus in this country. with that new guidance from the cdc about masks, vaccinated americans can now go without them, the states following suit, including new york state starting wednesday. but not every state ha

the kour gtour guide here is ge his astrazeneca shot. >> i think we'll just have to wait and see what happens. >> kenya got around a million doses. kenya's supply dries up in days. >> i want to show you that nobody who has taken their first dose will miss out on their second dose. >> it worries me, and very clearly the second doses will not come in time. many are familiar with covax's plan and they say they're not expected to resume until june at best. and millions of astrazeneca doses promised by the biden administration won't be enough or come soon enough. neither will moderna's vaccine. what is the impact on that? >> the eximpact is it may have happened if there was equal access. >> researchers at duke university tracking yet another wave of the virus. >> they did put a lot of eggs in the basket and that is an account. it should not cash anyone by surprise. >> it may be too late. difd mckenzie, cnn johannesburg. >> a senior white house advisor with a new reason to get the vaccine. >> i have seen early data the south african vaccine is effective against the variant. i think we'll se

the problem with ge is has been distorting market prices and then you see stagnation of productivitye political agenda and most particularly what we have seen recently is more and more politicians being voted in with a nationalistic agenda, and this is part of that trend. when we look at specifically pharmaceutical companies, and the enormous amount of investment they have to put into research and development, if this is what will be the new trend, what will that mean in terms of that investment they have to put in? it terms of that investment they have to put in?— have to put in? it will probably _ have to put in? it will probably mean - have to put in? it will probably mean that l have to put in? it will. probably mean that while have to put in? it will - probably mean that while we still have global majors, we will start to find that there are a lot more local suppliers who do deals with the majors to get local supply into the markets. get local supply into the marketa— get local supply into the markets. ., ., ~ ., markets. good to talk to you, | thanks for getting up so early. ub

doing is putting the figure out on their contents the same thing in the past is corporate ceos would gebig trouble because it would have these eyes wide shut parties river but it would get the botch and get make it into being done to be his racist for an hour and a half of the problem in this country as we don't have a white on black problem in his country. it is in white on white problem. the problem in this country is happily people in this country are in the ports of martin luther character -- the other are under attack technically hates you and we ar up to get you and not of it is true. black people, we love you. if you don't believe me, what other white guy is wearing this idiotic output. we love you. so i don't understand the correlation between your jacket on that, but i get your passion and i understand it. all right, kat, she says it is more like masochism. i think it is distracting away. companies have to aseptic about appointment people who hate corporations happy. >> especially if you make weapons. i love -- there can be no such thing as a woke course of weapons maker. it is

. >> johnny will son, you will ge it tonight. >> if you knew what was up, you were cool.was real hip and funny but he was so straight that you didn't see it coming. >> we'll pass a bar of soap and we'll take a community shower right now. >> he was a lot of idea that is were way ahead of his time. >> several critics called my father the most i mitated man. now the question man. >> like the question man where he'll provide the question to an answer. >> buffalo bills. the question. when you buy a buffalo, what do you get at the first of the month? >> sis boom ba. >> describe the sound made when a sheep explodes. >> he found human or on the str. >> who was the first man on the moon? >> armstrong. >> louie armstrong. >> dave and i had seen him jumped into a vat of jello. >> that was the same motto of jump ing on the velcro wall. >> shall i go under? >>. >> the only person who did not enjoy those stunts was my mother. the writer figured out early if i was in danger, i was funnier. they were going to launch him out of a cannon over someone's house and land in someone's pool. let