cinco ge gratis y mÁs cobertura cinco ge con la red de t-mobile. conquista tu dÍa con metro. ♪ >> un abrazo muy grande hasta el estadio azteca. nos tomamos una pausa >> porque queremos ver el partidazo y decir que aproximadamente, prÓximo domingo se estrenarÁ tu cara mi suena. >> sÓlo por univisiÓn, no se lo pueden perder. [cÁnticos] alejandro: la nueva temporada de " tu cara me suena" . no te pierdas el estreno. " tu cara me suena" por univisiÓn. ♪ estamos de rereso. — regreso. cÓmo anda el termometro de confianpta entre la aficiÓn. habrÁ aztecazo o reconciliaciÓn? bueno, la gente por ahora ve a mÉxico ganando el partido. buen porcentaje para el tri . van moviendose las respuestas en vivo para que participe. dani, hablame de team usa. dani: sÍ, 600 en la zona acordonada por la policÍa. varios regados en el estadio para un total de casi mil. tendrÁn apoyo y tendrÁn tambiÉn una esperanza desde los resultados del 2021. quedÓ atrÁs puede servir desde lo animico en un estadio que dio malos ratos a los estados unidos. pocos los resultados positivos en l

on may 10, 1941, rudolf ges was a personal secret and hitler's deputy for the party on fighter mr.flew to england, he jumped out with a parachute near the estate of hertz gagarin, whom ges considered one of the leaders of the peace party of opponents in the form of a captain of the german fvs, was detained by british police soon german propaganda announced that the hydroelectric power station had flown on its own initiative and in an insane state on nurprise process. ges was sentenced to life imprisonment and until 1987 was in the spandau prison in berlin, where on august 17 he hanged himself in his cell on an electric one. wire, according to the unofficial version, was killed by the british special services. he said he was horrified at the prospect of continuing the war. he came here without the knowledge of hitler to convince the people in charge that since england would win the war it could not be the most prudent thing to make peace now long ago i know furet well he could give his word of honor that hitler never hatched plans against the british empire here hertz. he wanted to

rowe price is the largest shareholder of ge. what is wall street missing?companies have been through a lot. some other leading institution, it's not to stock -- if you talk to david or others, a view that the earnings and cash generation potential of ge is significant. we are running the business better every day. back in november, is independent companies. we think that will lock additional value. jack: despite the mythology of your predecessors ge was not well managed for decades. you are pushing the reset button. in one minute if possible can you give us hallmarks of your management style and how you are changing things? >> i studied the company for a long time. there's a lot of good in our heritage, 130 years. but if you look at our leadership behaviors we talk a lot about humility. to ask good questions rather than smart answers, the red and the green. those are the things that have been near and dear and represent leadership behaviors of ge in the future. jack: it is a better thing to run the company. >> the only way that i know. jack: appreciate it.

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our next guest, he knows a thing or two about a stock split, a reverse one, at that ge, the investor day is going on and morgan brener is with with the chief of ge. >> larry, thank you for being here as you wrap up the presentation this morning. i want to jump right into it guidance for 2022 and we've seen so many macro uncertainty, whether it's geoconfidence, inflation, what givious confidence to maintain that? >> morgan, good afternoon. thanks for having me we've had a great day so far with 50 investors in greenville, south carolina we did reaffirm our guidance for the full year and the guidance we issued in late january. our confidence is born, morgan, as a fact that the team is a resilient team and there is momentum both in core operations and we have the transformation in action and by the same token, we've got tremendous tailwinds and a number is particularly in afr yagz where we increase our outlook for the aftermarket business and we're doing that. so we certainly could do without the headlines the last couple of week, but over the last two years, this team has built a lot of

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' time you can destroy a lot of capital so it's absolutely fine to say listen, i've been working on ge. >> okay. >> david. >> i think when this deal's done and split up, it's going to be good. >> that's a long time from now >> thank you raytheon merged with united technologies are you kidding me >> terrific. and carrier, but that took a very long time the ge split is years in the making until they were actually three separate companies. >> i'm saying that i like that kind of call more than i like -- listen, it's de-risked you're toast if you bought it. was good rx de-risked. you need a doctor if you bought it i can go over so many of the nasdaq names david, is it time to buy joe bee? >> i don't know. maybe potentially never be time to buy some of those names >> no, but that's my point people have lost fortunes in rent the runway. rent the runway. >> we have seen a lot of odd moves lately in stock that would indicate that de-risking you're talking about. shares of paramount yesterday surging because somebody was clearly covering a short position nothing to do with your underlying fundam

so invoking them piously doesn' get you anywhere, it doesn't ge you any respect.his was as far as the state department got when i came to accountability for prudent bankers in beijing. >> we have been very clear both privately come up with beijing, publicly with beijing, that there would be consequences. we will not allow any country t compensate russia. there is a lot for them to explain. >> nice try, but none of these threats at up to anything other than a huge fluff. the real power brokers and the ministration aren't onboard wit this. china has the highest paid lobbyist inside the beltway and they know that john kerry he is the guy who really counts here, he puts climate change ahead of every other issue facing america . and they know that he is desperate for tightness help on the issue is stupid is that is. they also know that they have a friend in biden treasury secretary janet yellen who has said that trumps old time that tariffs our to inflation now. this is great news for china which of course wants to drop the tariff. and of course china also knows that j

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ceo larry culp is preparing to split ge into three independent companies early next year.bal news 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm ritika gupta. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ jonathan: happening right now, a news conference with vice president kamala harris and the polish president, happening in poland today. the diplomatic effort continues. tom: this is about jets, and overnight, i don't have the exact citation in front of me, basically the united states said we are not going to move jets around to assist ukraine. you've got to believe that was at the top of the pile of this discussion. jonathan: what did you make of how publicly that diplomatic this cute -- diplomatic dispute played out? tom: i think it is an example of a fractured ally group with everybody trying to keep it together against one singular force, which is vladimir putin. that is what this comes down to. we have seen it many times in history. how do you offense against a singular force, the force we have seen in th

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thorough understanding of he approach to any case before he as a judge a useful way for america to gee jackson who coul eventually be the first blac woman on the supreme court so, it was notable, if not entirely surprising, when couple of republican senator decided to veer into this line of questioning >> did you know that joe biden actively filibustered janice rogers brown >> i did not know that >> did you know that he told face the nation, if bush nominates her for the suprem court, i can assure you that would be a very, very, ver difficult fight, and she probably would be filibustered is that news to you too? >> yes >> did you notice that peopl from the left were pretty much cheering you on? >> a lot of people wer cheering me on, senator. >> that's true, that's true. did you know a lot of people from the left were trying to destroy michelle childs? did you notice that? >> senator, a lot of peopl were supporting various people for this nomination. >> so you're saying you didn't know there was concerted effor to disqualify judge chiles fro south carolina because she was a union busti

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i've got all that and then i look down at my note and i have ge announcing a share buyback, and i thinkf other companies in recent days that have announced similar buybacks and how much of a stimulant in the face of an otherwise negative environment. when there's a buyer strike, stock buybacks can not only help fill the gap they can help stability in the overall market which gives a little bit more comfort to quite a few investors. if you look at the retail, the individual investor, people normally believe that they're a contrarian signal and maybe the market will not get ahead of itself it's the opposite. our work suggests when the individual investor is actually in there adding to their positions as things are very volatile and as the fear is at its highest level mixed with stock buybacks, that generally creates stability in the market and that's where you create that uptrend again and we think the similar type of episode is happening right now, but again, it's -- who knows if it's the real bottom when over the course of the weeks you get the sawtooth and you start to climb back it's

off, as well. >> will they be retaining stakes in those companies or -- >> no. >> so what is left of ge then? aviation >> aviation services, aviation as a shareholder, you'll get to decide which you want to own it is really going to be the sum of the parts let's just focus -- you know, gone are the days of jack walsh where we had to be a conglomerate j&j is spinning off their consumer division. companies are seeing investors want to pay for what they really are. >>en thatnks very much, sarat >> thank you. >>> oil prices are under pressure once again today. briefly dipping below $100 a barrel following developments on cease-fire talks in ukraine. let's get to kayla tausche for the latest at this hour. kayla? >> reporter: kelly, there is skepticism from the west, even as those russia-ukraine talks have been ongoing. russia today called them constructive a u.s. official telling reporters russia may be shifting gears in its offensive in ukraine, as troops back away from major cities like kyiv. but describing it as a redeployment elsewhere in the country, not a withdrawal. the comments come

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