this is from the lockheed martin website. we have kept it just does we saw on the website. this is so we can see what it looks like and how lockheed ♪romotes it to the public. >> what did you see there? >> boy, something i would love to flyn. you saw a video that both plays up america's combat air superiority. it shows off a very sexy airplane. it was designed in a very futuristic way. nothing like those images of planes taking off and landing from ships to demonstrate american military might. very well produced ad that helps to -- e aelement to this. we should have the lockheed martin is the principal contractor building nests. >> how do they compared to other contractors? >> there are the largest contractor. they build a whole host of weapon systems, they do a lot of work for the military, classified work. the biggest part of their business is providing hardware and other services to the defense department. >> if i read it right, it is run by a woman. >> a number of our largest defense contractors are run by women. >> any reason why this has happened. >> it was fortuitous

are still designing his plane, while millions of lines of software still have to be written, lockheed martinn authorized by the pentagon and paid to begin production of these planes. lockheed barton has built 65 of them for the military. it is only 17% tested. by the time the plan is fully toted in 2017, according defense department estimates, we will at around 365 of them. will come 365 of them. all the planes being built, but it cost money to go back in mayofit tby the time is fully , be and has too many flaws, there will be so many of them, it will not make sense to cancel the program. video of the air force you talked about. -35 airforce version. as-35 airforcehe version. >> ♪ ♪ >> s-35 airforcion,vers what is the difference between the half-15 and the half-16? >> its is stealthy. you did not see bombs and missiles hanging off of it. they're all in a weapons buy underneath. it allows the plane to be more effectively to evade enemy radar. the plane is supersonic, like 5 and f-16. what is most remarkable is you cannot -- is what the coppin looks like. -- cockpit looks like. if you have bee

and look at the report out of lockheed-martin. they beat by almost 30 cents, revenues much better as well. now the stock opened on the high, sifted down the rest of the day. but i think the move is still in tact. and that's going to be a theme later when hash tag and i go head to head. >> hash tag smooth is what he's referring to. >> right now the stock is trading sharply higher. it's 426 in the afterhours. juniper also down. down 6% right now. also on low coe q2 guidance. and revenues came in, in line. and in earnings bright spot, broadcom beat up the top and the bother. it's almost 5%. coming up next, a fake tweet results in a selloff. what you can do to protect yourself against swings. much more fast, straight ahead. clients are always learning more to make their money do more. (ann) to help me plan my next move, i take scottrade's free, in-branch seminars... plus, their live webinars. i use daily market commentary to improve my strategy. and my local scottrade office guides my learning every step of the way. because they know

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lockheed martin has gained 8.3%. northrop grumman and raytheon are both up 6%. analysts sense it's a relief rally considering defense stocks took a hit on sequestion deadline fears. thehill.com reports the real threat is in september, when budget cuts take effect. generic versions of blockbuster perscription drugs may be overpriced at some pharmacies. consumer reports sent secret shoppers into 200 pharamcies. they checked prices on copycats of actos, lexapro, lipitor, plavix and singulair. the survey found cvs charging $150 per month for generic cholesterol drug lipitor, which sold at costco for $17. cvs calls the survey too small to draw conclusions. consumer reports advises it's best to shop around when buying meds. apartment buildings are seeing a lot of action these days. apartment vacancy rates have hit their lowest levels in over a decade. vacancy rates hit 4.3% in the 4th quarter, the lowest since 2001. rents nudged up slightly; however, a study by reis real estate says stagnant income growth has slowed landlords from upping the rent on tenants. more amer

likembers are individuals air traffic controllers, companies like lockheed martin. >> the airlines?>> yes, some airlines. just about every part of aviation is a member of my organization. we recognize three years ago that we need to start educating and what we did is we started putting aside a cybersecurity day in place. we got members from all the different parts of the industry together and did tabletop scenarios and operational scenarios because that is really the problem. we have operators other than need to be educated, air traffic controllers. we do not have the same issue we have that somebody might open an e-mail because the e-mail system is a different system than the air traffic control system, obviously. but if we cannot recognize that a threat is happening then we cannot react. we are trying to educate on a operational level first of all what a threat looks like, how to deal with a threat, and then a managerial level. what do we do throughout the system once or recognize a threat? we shut it down? do we have the capability of isolating it? how many systems are effective?

>>> the market ended on a positive note with investors encouraged by earnings reports through lockheed martin and other major companies. the dow climbed 152 points, while the nasdaq finished up 35 points. >>> asian markets followed wall street's gains. tok tokyo's nikkei rose more than 2% while hong kong's hang seng added 1%. >>> apple experienced a drop in sales this quarter compared to 2012, the first decline in years, but the tech company says it will also hand out $1 billion to its shareholders over the next two years. it's buying back $60 billion in shares and boosting dividends by 15%. apple has an unprecedented $145 billion in the bank. >>> meanwhile netflix is bouncing back. shares of the online video service gained 24% on tuesday after a positive earnings report. netflix is trading about $200 a share for the first time in 19 months. the service had added 2 million new subscribers in the first three months of this year. >>> and air travel got a little smoother after a bumpy start to the week as thousands of the nation's air traffic controllers were kept home. the sequester slashed mor

high altitude area defense program known as bad which is the landing base system developed by lockheed martin now this base uses truck mounted launchers to intercept these missiles the u.s. sent these to guam last week in addition of the troops on the ground rounding l.p.'s resources two navy destroyers deployed in the western pacific region now the name of the scheme is battleship which is now underway despite not knowing whether this blistering rhetoric will ever turn into war these troop movements give us an idea of what it just might look like and washington margaret how r.t. . is that a gun in your pocket well for one pennsylvania police officer the answer is yes and then some in a recent sting operation to undercut to uncover a prostitution ring in pittsburgh things got a little out of hand when an undercover police officer ronald solicited the services from twenty six year old diana gross apparently deposed was good at pretending he was not a police officer very good the woman's lawyer says development actually allowed diana gross to perform oral sex on him before revealing that he was

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lockheed martin who are leading the project is building versions for use by the air force, the marinesy. the f-35 boasts features that makes pilots weak in the knees. from its ability to accelerate and super sonic speeds, take off and land vertically. but it's the generous political strategy designed to protect the $400 billion principal from budget cuts. the company has created a budgetary force field by spreading the manufacturing and jobs across 46 states. there are 92 senators and dozens of congressmen who have a stake in the project: jobs in their district. and if they want wasn't enough eight other nation versus agreed to purchase the plains. so if the lawmakers in the u.s. were to change their minds they'll have to answer to those nations for increasing their per-plane costs. joining me is pie year sprey who joins us from washington, d.c. welcome to the war room. >> thank you. >> michael: what is the advantage of having 46 states involved? is this normal in the military? >> a long time ago it wasn't normal. it's becoming more and more normal. the process of political engineering

tuesday the market also ended on a positive note with investors encouraged by earnings reports from lockheed martin major companies. the dow climbed 152 points while the nasdaq finished up 35 points. >>> hackers took control of the "associated press" twitter account creating chaos yesterday. the tweet falsely reported explosions in the white house and that president obama had been injured. the news sent the dow down 140 and it recovered when the ap corrected the report. the syrian liberation army is claiming responsibility while the fbi is investigating. >> and today t-mobile becomes the first u.s. cell carry to sell the new samsung galaxy s4 smartphone. they predict it will be the biggest rival to apple iphone 5 allowing users to control the screens with their eyes. t-mobile will sell it for $150 plus $20 a month over two years. it will be interesting to see how that works because i'm curious, what if your eyes you know -- i'm always losing attention and getting distracted. does that mean it goes off the screen? that would be a nightmare. >> did you get rid of your blackberry? has it come up to ou

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coach travelers and lockheed martin among the winners after the opening bell.up 132 and 14,700 exactly and the nasdaq is up 33, over 1%. s&p, up 14. >>> one of the stocks to watch, netflix' stock surged at the opening bell. it's up 22%. that's up $38 to $212.62. that's after it announced better than expected earnings after the close. it's plan is to bring in new subscribers paid off. netflix reported signing up $2 million more customers for the screaming service. >>> apple is scheduled to announce its quart terly earnings after the -- quarterly earnings after the bell. they are expecting lower profits. that's the first time in a decade they would shrink. right now, the stock is up 1% to $403. >>> twitter has signed its biggest ad deal yet. the agreement is reported to be worth hundreds of millions of dollars over several years. starcom, coca-cola and microsoft. analysts say the deal shows twitter is the bridge to tv audiences. google will bring new information right to your desktop. there is a new service called google now that tries to answer questions before

we'll hear from coach, delta air lines, lockheed martin, us airways and sweet row.e, apple, at&t and yum brands after the close. we've talked about airlines, let's get back to ray in the idle. do you want to start with delta? what do you expect to hear as we roll into earnings season today? >> well, basically, the first quarter is the worst quarter for airlines historically. the airlines should make some marginal profitability, but they have had negatively affected in the first quarter by more severe weather than usual. so we're not going to see a lot of earnings for the airlines the first quarter. it's more important looking into the future the second and third quarter, the heavier travel periods. and in the second quarter, of course, we've got this major uncertainty regarding the budget crisis. >> exactly. and before we get into that, we're also going to hear from the likes of united continental after that merger. and wa do you expect? this is a little later in the week, but still going to be an important one to watch, i imagine. >> well, the airlines that usually

before the bell, we are going to hear from not only dupont, but travelers, lockheed martin and xerox. after the bell, you've got companies include at&t, yumm brands, norfolk southern and those are some big companies. but the name that is going to steal the show is that one, apple. the tech giant expected to post earnings of $10.01 per share. folks, that would be a 19% drop year over year, the first expected drop in more than a decade. now, revenue is seen rising 8% to 42.3 billion. he here as always is going to be iphone sales. the main driver of apple revenue, we're going to speak with analysts all morning to get their perspective on the name. but what is your take, america? log in to facebook and vote in our arm chair analyst poll. will apple tonight meet, beat or miss estimates? as for the economy, here is today's calendar. >> how is the crowd sourcing experiment gone so far? i haven't looked at the results. >> the results for coming. >>? >> i can't even log in to the borrowing page. >> they've gotten some decent numbers that have come this. i think there are 1500 or 1700 -- >> but

[laughter] when we hear testimony from the former lockheed martin ceo, norman augustine, on the report from the american energy council. we were told that the country has yet to embark on a clean energy innovation program that demonstrates with the scale of the priorities that are at stake. the council's report showed that in 2010 the federal government spent $80 billion on defense research, $30 billion on medical research, and only $5 billion on energy research. some of my colleagues on the other side of the aisle are critical of government support and energy innovation. and we tend to focus on the failures and disregard the success almost every committee talked about this natural gas boom. the roots of this technological revolution are in the eastern shales project, which was a federal government initiative including seismic imaging, which is instrumental for cracking. it was developed by a federal energy laboratory and it's not just me saying this, but former mitchell energy vice president said, you started it, and other people took the ball and ran with it, and they said you cannot

lockheed martin tried to hire 500 engineers in syracuse. they have rit 100 miles to the west, rpi 100 miles to the east. they could not get the gineers. generous on the high end. much tougher on the low skilled and, with the exception of agriculture, because we know americans don't do that work. it's a pretty deft bill on the low end. it provides for needs that people have -- tough bill on the low end. it provides for needs of people have. even the smaller construction , westry, they have said want to change, but we're not going against the bill because nobody really is. john said, nobody really wants to go against the bill. the bottom line is that it is a carefully balanced situation, and i think everyone's going to go along with it. >> one of the reasons they went along with it is the status quo is totally unacceptable in america today. it's unacceptable to have 11 million human beings in our society without any of the rights and protections of citizenship or a least a legal status. >> it sounds like you would vote against -- --i'm not go

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lockheed martin tried to hire 500 engineers in syracuse. the of 100 miles to the west of the rochester institute of technology, 100 miles to the east and it is the largest successful engineering school in the country and they couldn't get the engineers. so, it is on the high end but we are tougher on the low skill with the exception of agriculture because we know americans don't do that work. and yes it is a pretty tough bill on the low end pitting it provides the needs people have, but it is kind of tough and to their credit, the business community went along. even to construct a smaller construction industry, the smaller folks, the home builders and stuff. they have said we want to change, but we are not going against the bill because nobody really is. john said nobody really wants to go against the bill, but i think that we, you know, the bottom line is it is a carefully balanced situation and i think everyone is going to go along with it. >> one of the reasons they went along with it is the status quo was totally unacceptable in america

lockheed martin tried to hire 500 engineers in syracuse.ve rit 100 miles to the west, rpi 100 miles to the east. they could not get the engineers. generous on the high end. much tougher on the low skilled end, with the exception of agriculture, because we know americans don't do that work. it's a pretty deft bill on the low end. it provides for needs that people have -- tough bill on the low end. it provides for needs of people have. even the smaller construction industry, they have said, we want to change, but we're not going against the bill because nobody really is. john said, nobody really wants to go against the bill. the bottom line is that it is a carefully balanced situation, and i think everyone's going to go along with it. >> one of the reasons they went along with it is the status quo is totally unacceptable in america today. it's unacceptable to have 11 million human beings in our society without any of the rights and protections of citizenship or a least a legal status. >> it sounds like you would vote against -- >> i'm not goi