joining us is george ferguson. plain to us what's going on with their deliveries and the problems around the triple -- t he 777. george: boeing announced a delivery schedule for 2016 that looked a little bit light compared to last year, about 20 planes light. apparently part of this is the refresh of the 737. -- perhaps a little bit of caution on boeing's part. that is going to knock down revenues and profits. into 2017, they announced they will take down the 777 rate. that's their most popular international, flying-over-the flying-over-the-ocean plane. they want to transition to the 7 77x, which comes in 2020. they are knocking the rate down. i think there is some risk here that they will have to do that again. betty: why are they doing that? what is the problem? george: they have refreshed the airplane for 2020. airbus built a competitor to this airplane. it has been a very strong seller for boeing. it's got a very -- it has been a very high margin airplane. it's almost as big as a 747, but it has two engines. it

stephanie: thank you for joining us, george ferguson, joining us .oming back. let's have a look at where stocks have opened. julie: we are seeing the rally we indicated by futures, something to do with the bank of japan, of course. adding additional stimulus there. we are seeing stocks and bonds go up in tandem. stocks and sovereign debt in the united states and japan and europe. gdp, the other element to consider, coming out earlier, 0.7%, slightly worse than estimates. not as terrible as some investors had fear. we have these earnings reports to considered amazon and microsoft. shares down 8% at amazon. microsoft doing quite well with the cloud business. thathave been beefing up side of things and microsoft has been raining and it -- reigning it in. chevron the other big earnings report we watched that came out this morning. earnings that missed analyst estimates. lower oil prices have taken a toll on the company. chevron says a lot of the did in 2015 will continue into 2016 as it copes with those lower oil prices. on that front, let's get a check

george huguely released from prison. details about the petition filed court today. has been reached between the justice department ... and ferguson, missouri. what the future might hold for the police department. good evening, and thanks for joining us for wsls 10 at eleven. i'm lindsey ward ... john has the night off. the search continues tonight in blacksburg for a missing teenage girl. 13-year-old nichole lovell was last seen around midnight tuesday at her family's apartment. her mother called police this morning when she woke up to find nichole gone. police say she's in danger because she has to take medication twice a day after having a liver transplant. wsls ten's duke carter is in the new river valley and joins us live. duke what are police and organizations like "help save the next girl" doing to find blacksburg police and workers from help save the next girl are asking the community to come forward if they have any information that could lead to where 13 year old nichole lovell can be found. it's information nichole's family will hope bring her safely back home. her home" tammy weeks is nichole's mother. "she's a very ha

these horrible problems we have had in ferguson, baltimore, they can be captured on film, and must be. was down 11%.ck why aren't we seeing that reflected? georgees the opportunity. that's why we dutch that's where we come in. we started buying the stock about two months ago. when we talk to local law enforcement agents and national law enforcement agents, they say and the taserguns the law has now mandated that they have these body cameras. cory: revenue is only growing 14% in the last quarter, the slowest they have seen in year. the opportunity is not being reflected in the financial result. george: right, but you have to look forward instead of looking backward. the cofounder has moved to europe for a year. he sees opportunity ever there. london metropolitan police bought 20,000 body cameras. and over there, they don't have the predominance of cops using pistols and other weapons. they need to make sure that whatever actions they take, not only do they use the stun guns as a weapon, but the body cameras become all that more important. you also like an online educational company. george: correct. education today is still where we were years a

george zimmerman's acquittal. clippers players after the racist remarks of team owner don sterling. the st. louis rams after the shooting death of michael brown in ferguson. after the nonindictment of officers involved in the shochog death of eric garner. when dozens of football players refused to play and forced the resignation of the school's chancellor. and in this new generation, no player has more fully embodied this new engagement with the politics of inequality than king lebron james. his public rationale was only barely about basketball. it was far more about community. he said, i feel my calling here goes above basketball. i have responsibility to lead. i want kids in northeast ohio, like the hundreds of akron third graders i sponsor through my foundation, to realize there's no better place to grow up. maybe some of them will come home after college. our community, which has struggled so much, needs all the talent it can get. that was in july of 2014. less than six months later, tamir was shot to death. more than a year later, the final year of the obama administration begins. a president who embraced basketball as central to his identity and co