for lockheed martin space systems using 3-d printers to make parts like these propellant tanks makesinancial sense. >> there are significant cost savings, up to 50%. >> reporter: 3-d printing, or additive manufacturing, can also cut production time in half. and while the technology is decades old, lockheed vice president dennis little says there's still a lot to learn. >> additive is a new journey for us. it requires new skills, requires a brand new education. >> it also requires more workers. lockheed martin is looking to hire 120 people with 3-d skills and that means steam, not just s.t.e.m. skills. >> reporter: if you're thinking in 3-d, your artistic, or right side, should complement your left side science, technology, and engineering and math skills. lockheed's david gulbranath says that's because 3-d takes inspiration from nature's efficient designs, not straight lines and right angles. >> you end up with a lot of parts that look like tree branches. they look like roots. they look like bone structure. they look like stalactites p. >> reporter: engineers use software to design p

why did lockheed martin llose?aura: it looks like northrop forman had a better value the air force and of course, this probably means that the air force is assuming more risk by going with knowing - -- with boeing. vago: the whole program was designed with experimentation and went into risk reduction. there is still a lot of risk going forward, especially inhe integration of the engine and the air force has tried to reduce risk as much as possible with u using components that are already else, but there is a still a lot of risk and there is a still a lothat we don't know. i think i would give this a very good chance that boeing will protest but the air force has done everything they can to make this contract in her tight. -- contract air tight. vago: mark, let me take it to you. i'mink this is amazing and sure you have money riding on whether this airplane is going to show up and replace your favorite mount that has been serving for six decades, but tell us a little bit about this program and what do we now know mo

as fast as 20% to 30% per year. >> lockheed martin is looking to hire about 120 people. it's used 3-d printed parts in satellite in. >> you know. using millions of thin layers of xos sout, some products, especially custom parts can be made more quickly and cheaply than using traditional manufacturing but in building 3-d, engineers can't only think in straight lines and right angles. lockheed martin's david golbeul bernaut. >> they look like tree roots, bone structures, stalactites. >> to build this, lockheed martin is streaming inhouse but also partnered with a local university that this fall will offer a four-year program that focuses on additive manufacturing and that school is expecting a big payoff for graduates. you can read more about it on cnbc.com. >> we will. sounds fascinating. thank you very much, mary thompson. gold prices are closing right now. big story today, of course, because they're sitting at a three-month low down by 1.5% at $1,087. on pace for the biggest weekly drop for gold prices since 2013 on the much stronger dollar. silver, copper, palladium, a

immediately sued, that delays the bomber, that is very patriotic lockheed-martin thank you very much, that adds cost, this system is so broken. one billion homeland security, that is chump change at pentagon. charles: true, i think that large guys lockheed-martin and boeing are both suing, but they know how to gain the system, we all pay a heavy price, thank you. >> thank you. charles: a tough day for market, do you closed down 179, wild talk about the market and the economy, and the fed's next move when we come back. at ally bank no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like ordering wine equals pretending to know wine. pinot noir, which means peanut of the night. i saihi, i'm andrew luck.... could anyone use some of my lucky beard for retirement? i could use some luck. make a wish. nice. thanks. your turn! no... thanks andrew. see,td ameritrade has everything i need for retirement. like rollover consultants for assistance and portfolio planning tools to help me manage my ira. so, i think i'm good. oh well. luck is in the air. um... td ameritrade. you got this. charles:

and imagine our surprise when we found out the missiles were made right here at lockheed market - - martins sunnyvale facility. a bright white light shooting across the sky this weekend. >> i think it was aliens. >> i thought it was from an explosion. >> think goodness, no explosions, it was after all an unarmed listing missile. lockheed martin has been making them here in sunnyvale since the 50s. >> not even the people in the peninsula were aware of that, for the most part. >> reporter: he is a retired navy officer who explains that it is common for the navy - - navy to shoot unarmed missiles over the pacific. they just released these pictures of the submarine and the crew that wants to missile. >> we are still very capable and they have these weapons and they worked. >> sorry conspiracy theorists, in the end, the thing in the sky was not a ufo after all. it was a trident two d five, made in an area better known for megabytes than missiles. >> the fact that it is still here is impressive to me. >> reporter: a single missile cost $31 million and can travel 4000 nautical miles. >>> making ne

and lockheed martin talent in the pentagon selection of northrop grumman to build a bomber tell you tos it -- valued at as much as $80 billion. boeing and lockheed martin to keep alive their chance to build the first new bomber since the cold war. scarlet: inheritance came up short of expectations. many believe that christy walton fortunet her husband's when he was killed in a plane crash 10 years ago. court document's reveal that instead of getting $32 billion, she received only $5 billion. charities and their only son were rewarded the rest. and that is your bloomberg business flash. alix: it looks like the market may have had enough of share buybacks. it is no secret that copies have been paying shareholders through generous buybacks, but this may be coming to an end as the credit cycle begins to churn. there is the potential pickup in default rates. this is a great note from citi that came out a week ago talking about what has happened to stocks that have put a lot of money into buybacks, compared to the s&p. those stocks have been rolling over a little bit. you would not have thou

dprks gilead, lockheed martin very big position and same thing with biogen. we have a drug.have a military defense. we have a drug. we have a credit card company and entertainment. we can't own both of these. that's not right. what we're going to do is exit gilead and we're going to buy 3m. why? because they had quite a quarter. how about allen in florida, allen. >> booyah mr. cramer. >> booyah. >> thank you for having me on your show, mr. cramer. >> i'll do my best. >> and thank you for making sense out of the stock market. >> never easy. >> my question for you mr. cramer is i own shares of netflix, facebook, paypal, twitter and disney. am i diverse enough? >> well, let's take a look at this. okay, you know, this is like the fang issue here. facebook and twitter no, we're going to sell twitter. and we're going to keep facebook. netflix we're going to allow that with facebook because it's entertainment and this is a media but then disney is also media. this is very convoluted. i need a bristol myers. we'll get rid of twitter and put bristol myers in there. paypal. media, and

my charitable trust says we bought lockheed martin. why? because jane wells had a good piece saying lockheed martin and boeing are going to challenge northrop grumman. most challenges fail but i think the stocks have come down because they didn't win the contract. don't forget boeing you have to buy the planes in dollars so it doesn't have that weak dollar thing. it doesn't have the conundrum bothering so many stocks. jerry in new york. jerry? >> caller: hi, jim, jerry in new york. i'm calling for whitestone, queens and i have an investment in a company that specializes in wireless communication and it's up about 15% todayaynd the ceo has said that he has twowo inventions thahahe will reveal next yeaeathat will revolutionize this p pticular industry. the name of f e stock is ubiquiti networks. what do you think? >> i don'tnow. revolutionize -- lk, the company is a good company and it's ia sweet spot. a-net reported a good number today, too. and that's- i don't know, you here in a sweet spot of spenng there. if he does have something that wi

mary thompson joins us now from lockheed martin space systems in little ton, colorado for the latestnstallment of our series where the jobs are. mary. >> bill, thanks so much. 3-d printing has been around for decades but more manufacturers like lockheed martin are using it because it allows to save them time and money. they need nor workers. here is dennis little vice president of production for lockheed martin space systems. >> injecting about 120 production professionals needed here to fill our demand. >> 3-d printed parts like these tanks lockheed is testing can be made in half the time at half the cost, they also tend to be smaller and lighter allowing for bigger pay loads on lockheed's satellites. understanding how to work in 3-d requires a different way of thinking, one not centered on straight lines and right angles but more in line in how nature might create something. while lockheed is training workers in-house in how to work with 3-d it has partnered with a local college which is launching a four-year program this fall that's focused on advanced manufacturing with an additi

lockheed martin, one of the standouts in that section. raytheon and lockheed martin up 3%. airlines across the board down. delta down 2%. priceline and expedia also down. concerns what has been going on in paris will hurt tourism and people's travel plans going forward. david: ashley webster at nyse. thank you very much. reporter: my pleasure. melissa: back to our top story. france is at war. french president hollande is vowing to ramp up attacks against isis. along with pledging to be merciless in the country's pursuit of the islamic state. fox business's deirdre bolton is in paris with the latest. deirdre? >> hi, melissa, you said it, president hollande declaring war on isis militants who did unprecedented, unprovoked attack. it is the worst kind of violence that france has seen since world war ii. i'm here in the plaza republic. that is the statue of a an al leg gory, symbol of the french republic. they like to think of themselves with open culture and intellectualism. the open have open borders. the let me tell you the country is rethinking the way it sees the world. yo

we're told there are companies from all over the count rip, all over the world here, in fact, lockheed martin, amtrak, verizon, multiple universities, even the city of philadelphia has a boot here. the incredible thing about this job fair right now as you can see is going on until about 3:00 this afternoon, once again, here at the linc, is that it is really only open to veterans and their families. to gave you a run down, there are more than 500 registered attendees, 199 soldiers, 78 sailors, 78 air men, 68 marines, their spouses, their children over 18, are welcome to attends, as well. i'm actually joined here right now with sean capleani. served from 2006 to 2014 currently looking for employment here. talk about the importance of these events here in our communities. >> it is really great that you can come to these, and get the face-to-face interaction with companies that you wouldn't get by just smith in a resume on line. >> so right now you are a graduate student at west. what are you looking for in employment opportunities? >> i'm looking for criminal justice employment. but coming into

obviously lockheed martin has protested that position. you have worked hard on that competition as well up the program at some point. how significant is this the lay? deco is that ay significant delay? >> i was involved with the program all the way back to milestone b. i think the program did some smart things in the way the program wass structured, early goes back to enabling our users to understand the relationship between cocost and requirements. vago: if you look at the amount of effort and work that nt into controlling the cost of that program, talklk to us a bi ababout how you guys are working to crack the codend whether or not this program could be a modefor a bunch of other programs, both in understanding the decisions you are making upfront about what you want, how mumuch what you want costs, and evaluating the savings over time. general bassett: there are some unique things in the way we imagine that criteria being developed. wasof the things we got at luing life cycle costs, at the same time luing production costs, and rolling

boeing and lockheed martin say they are protesting to the government accountability office claiming -ding that the process was fundamentally flawed. that the pentagon did not properly award the contractor's proposals to break the upward spiraling historical curves of defense acquisitions, and that they chose northrop grumman over the industry leaders of boeing and lockheed martin. as you'll recall, a decade ago, northrop grumman also won the danker contact. boeing successfully challenged that. this is, again, another challenge. we'll see what happens. back to you. >> jane, thank you. >> time for cramer and stop trading. >> you'll see a stock that is up. this company called tabloid data. they do big data cognitive research. they do the dashboard. they tell you how to interpret your own data. this is a company i wanted ibm to buy bad. this is where ibm wants to be. you see why if you go through their quarter, people need help with that big data. that's who you bring in. you bring tableau in, sales force. smart company. deserves to be up this much. >> what's on tonight on "mad." >> this

they are made by lockheed martin in sunnyvale and cost about $31 million each. >>> we learned tonightthat san jose got have to actually city websites are hacked. specialists say it wasn't then i'll of service attack. the police department for down all weekend. as for who initiated the attacks, we are not sure yet. >>> standing room only at stanford university to talk about what students say is a growing problem on campus. jake colgan tells us they have a powerful ally. >> reporter: yes they do, can, and if you ask ask, only 1.9 percent of students experienced sexual assault but if you asked the people i was at, they say that number is even bigger or an example of a navy bigger problem on campus. >> rape and sexual assault happen here. >> reporter: adrian school has turned into these woman's worst nightmare. student organizations teamed up with congresswoman jackie spear to host what they called a congressional summit on sexual assault. >> we have a culture of sweeping issues like this under the proverbial rug and i think the students have really come forward. i really think they have

bombs and systems made by raytheon, lockheed martin and boeing. the need for more intelligence is seen as a boon for the booming drone market. and more drones are also being sold to allies helping general atomics and potentially helping northrop grumman. but defense companies have had to operate in a fog of war budgetary environment. congress is still debating this year's pentagon spending plan. expect more pressure to raise spending especially in an election year. expect more spending on things outside the defense budget in homeland security, protecting domestic sites would mean more purchases from companies which provide surveillance and intelligence. possible new business for fleer systems which specializes in border security and chemical, nuclear and bye hazard protection. and orbital atk which doesn't just make rockets but also guns and ammo. all signs that the war which has dominated the 21st century may be changing, but it's not ending. for "nightly business report," jane wells, los angeles. >>> a $13 billion deal is where we begin tonight'

lockheed martin, northrop grumman, general dynamics all higher along with drone maker aerovironment andhermo imaging manufacturer anywhere systems. >>> one question being asked is whether the attacks in paris will keep the federal reserve from raising interest rates in december, something many have been predicting. steve liesman tells us what would have to happen to give the central bank pause. >> reporter: the gruome attacks in paris have called into question whether the federal reserve will follow through on the market's expectation of a rate hike in december. the uncertainty centers on the question of how governments will respond militarily and how markets and the economy will react. if markets see the attack as a reason to exit risky assets like stocks and plow into risk-free assets like u.s. treasuries and buy the dollar, it could give the fed pause. the strength of the dollar has been a major concern for many fed officials. as it rises, it pushes down prices for imported goods and hush hurts u.s. exports in manufacturing. doves on the rate setting federal market committee could se

they established themselves as a competitor to the alliance between lockheed martin and the company.space, emily capitalistth venture steve jurvetson. here is his take on the future of autonomous cars. steve: if you believe that all vehicles will be electric and autonomous, all car companies have to do it or they will go out of business. if you do not do this, you will not be in business. they should. you wish them well and hope that a whole fleet of different kinds of vehicles will come out. no one company can do it all. emily: do you think apple is working on a self driving car? steve: yes. emily: apple tries to do with somebody has already done and do a better and different. do they? steve: sometimes they do and sometimes they don't. the watch is not grabbing me. i'm not a fan. i have a lot of watches. i wear them. i cannot them in my personal case, the charging issue. follow --uld tesla focused on more mainstream electric cars. the model 3 is supposed to cost $35,000, but that is a base price. steve: that is their long-term vision. innovate or put a lot of money into it. and if y

let's look at them, lockheed martin is up 60% this year.a buck and a half today, general dynamics up 5% this year and it is up not much, not much at all, 0.5%, northrop grumman another big winner for the year up 27%, calendar year. rayceo of make missiles, but another 1%. billing 14% later. where is it now? boeing is at 149 just a fraction. all the defense stocks up this year. is that the defensive play? >> it is. no matter what you do with troops on the ground or one russia does you will need bombs and planes to blow these guys off the map. this is the consensus everybody wants to do. stuart: defense stocks? >> i should have bought them the for all this. now that scott shellady told me 35. stuart: you are like me with apple. those are the days. united health, we made a big deal and rightly so, united health may take its policies off obama exchanges according to their ceo. cheese says they are losing money and can't keep on losing money. not enough young people signing up for these health care programs. go through it for me. united this mor

are up 3.7%,now lockheed martin up to point to nine. today in terms of the energy as well as the defense sector. now i check on the headlines and news. mark crumpton has more from our news desk. : president obama is resisting calls to put ground forces in syria and iraq to fight islamic state. g-20 news,day at the the president says such a move would be counterproductive. he offers strong words for his detractors be at president obama: folks want to pop off and of what theyon would do without a specific plan. if they think their advisors are somehow better than the chairman and my joint chiefs of staff, and the folks who are actually on the ground, i want to meet them. and we can have that debate. the attacks are called a sickening setback. he added his administrations current strategy would ultimately work. prosecutors have charged two suspects in connection with the attacks. they say additional have failed the -- failed to yield additional suspects. the suspects identities have not been revealed. there have been dozens of arrest. fren

companies like boeing lockheed martin and ratheon make weapons used in the fight against isis. >>> storm team 4 four-day forecast, you'll like it. later today, we'll be climbing into the upper 60s. lots of sunshine and a blue sky. then tomorrow more clouds around. should be a bit cooler. morning lows in the 40s. afternoon highs around 60. wednesday gets mild again, mid 60s wednesday afternoon with increasing clouds. and then a front comes in late wednesday might, showers may be coming in during the latter part of the evening, rain looking likely on thursday morning. could end up with an inch of rain. that could be causing problems for the morning commute on thursday. seven-day outlook, cool weather returns, partly cloudy thursday, friday, saturday, sunday with highs in the 50s. >>> well, you nay not see video like this from california for a long time. that's a tornado that touched down there. the national weather service says it hit near modesto in northern california it knocked down trees and fences and ripped off a church roof. the area is cleaning up today. we're told no one was hurt.

if you want to sell lockheed martin down four, i would suggest you buy it not sell it. the stocks are in a zone for 2016 that's extraordinary given for what they make. that matters. >> you mentioned the apple watch. we know what it's done for target.com. you're wearing yours now. "usa today" this morning has a list of tech turkeys for 2015. and they call that the top one. along with fios, chip credit cards and the steve jobs movie. >> look. no, it's dark again. >> does it have everything we need right now? no. there was an article about -- two upgrades of fitbit today. >> you're persistent. he gave up on his about -- what was it, carl? three weeks? >> i tried it for a week. >> i like it. >> you kept this thing on your wrist. >> i like it. >> you keep insisting that it does something for you. >> i get a kick out of it. i got the new band, black band. i feel more like daniel craig. >> that was long. >> let's get to bob pisani and see what's moving on the floor with the dow almost perfectly flat. hey, bob. >> we have modest gains. 9 of 10 sectors on the upside. healthcare

go right to them tonight like this one from al who says apple, disney, underarmer, facebook, lockheed martin for the help. allen, this is very hard. this is very hard because apple and facebook, apple and facebook some people say are together. i say that is not the case. this is a device company that i think some people are seeing have aceco crisis. it is a great company. facebook is really a media company. lockheed company. disney is entertainment company not media and underarmer, when you have clothes that keep you hot when it is cold your problem is when it is cold you don't need it. >>> sandy in minnesota. >> caller: jim. how are you? >> all right. how are you? >> caller: good. who you like on vikings or p-- >> i would be careful. we should -- go ahead. give me the stock. >> caller: my biggest holding is apple, facebook, amazon, netflix and google. >> holy cow! when you do that that makes it so people don't take you as serious as the fact these have been the best stocks. here we go. facebook, amazon, google, netflix all trade together. that is why i say pick one of these. they are high m

mary thompson is live from lockheed martin space systems in littleton, colorado.there, michelle. we are outside one of the 3-d printers here on lockheed martin's campus, and this manufacturing has been around for decades, but as you mentioned, a growing number of manufacturers use it to save time and money. here's dennis little, vice president of production for lockheed martin space systems. >> we often build just one part, one satellite at a time, to it lends itself well for that, but there's significant cost savings up to 50%, also cycle time reduction of 50-60%. >> another advantage? 3-d printed parts like these tanks, lockheed's testing, tend to be smaller and lighter than the predecessor, allowing for smaller payloads on satellites. engineers use software to design parts or products and designs go from the computer to the printer making them by spraying layer of thin layer on a platform building the design from the bottom up, getting clients to shift to the products, improving materials used space worthy are roadblocks to 3-d adoption, but they are anxious to

the missiles are made by lockheed martin and sunnyvale.it costs $21 million apiece. >>> said to be the biggest strike yet. fast-food workers walking off the jobs today in hundred of cities. what they are demanding. >>> and coming up, the man who stunned the nation with one of the most iconic moments in olympic history was in town last night. could the pistons stop the warriors' undefeated engine in highlights after this pit stop. >>> what's cool about your school? e-mail your nominations right there. we might come out and feature your school on the program. we'll be right back with sports. stay with us. &c&c1 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> good morning, everyone. the warriors are winning by an average of 18 points per game. but would detroit hand them their first loss? breaking news this morning. steph curry had the worst shooting night of the season. he still had 22 points. but he was 7 of 18 shootings. andrew bogut got the pinball bounce. eight points since opening note. it's show time. livingston for the dunk. golden state pulls the curtain d

our country is lined up to buy the wares of northrop grumman and lockheed martin. at the samtime, travel stocks got hurt by the travel advisory. getting hurt. but here's the bottom line. this was clearly a day where we should have been crushed the way they were in europe. yet it didn't happen. in traditional journalism, it's not a story when something that was supposed to happen didn't happen. but when it comes to the stock market, if you don't get a decline when you should, that's a statement. the e rket is saying, if this is what happens when the things are bad, just imagine how good the action would be if we actually get some great news. patrick in wisconsin, patrick. >> caller: hey jim, booyah. >> r-e-l-a-x, patrick. >> caller: okay. i picked up a small stake in april in avon. i watched it plummet. now even today citigroup raised it to a buy. i'm thinking maybe it's a target of an acquisition or possibly it that might -- >> they do have an upcoming analysts meeting. sherry mccoy, i was talking about it with "real money," she was a major executive at j&j. i thin

the grimt raytheon, lockheed martin and boeing are going to be used against isis. this will likely lead to a boost in sales according to those analysts. let's have a look. the share price action in the last month up slightly so far. >>> airline stocks in the asian pacific sold off in the aftermath of these paris attacks. analysts expect a short-term hit to tourism. many are seen canceling or delaying their trips to europe. the impact is probably being mitigated by the fourth quarter being seasonably slow for outbound chinese tourism. eunice yoon is joining us. the horrific images around the world for people to put off trips. >> reporter: that's right, susan. that's what's happening. many people here, especially chinese tourists, have become much more fearful of traveling to europe. travel agents in big cities like beijing have reported 50% of cancellation of trips to europe. france and europe is a very popular destination in november and december because of the christmas holidays and thanksgiving. the visas are much more open. people here have been hoping to travel

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likes rate teen and lockheed martin. that will do it for "countdown to the closing bell."sy and breaking news hour. i will hand it over to david and melissa. david: the breaking news hasn't stopped. we're following manhunt around france an belgium for at least two suspects linked to terrorist attacks. while a soccer stadium evacuated in germany due to is called a concrete security threat. we have latest details. melissa: 32 governors putting their put down when it comes to taking more refugees from syria. coming up, sam brownback tells us why he plans to keep them out of his state. david: new poll show 63% of americans are fearful a paris-style attack could happen here. are we prepared? our panel weighs in. the closing bell rings] melissa: stocks inching higher at the as the bells sound on wall street. david: we're ending date with kind of a mixed bag. s&p barely to the negative side. the dow jones barely eking out a green arrow. oil is down. gold down another $15. so pretty much of a flat day here. but it was a very good day until the news came out of germany about that s

you look at lockheed martin today, all within whispered of all-time highs. and benign or lousy tape, the stocks are good places to be. those stocks can appreciate in that environment. >> and dollar and euro parody, and if you believe the fed is going to raise and the ecb is going to ease more, that parity is hard to achieve. >> i don't think it is hard to achieve. even if the fed stands still, you could still have a massive dollar rally. not because of policy divergence. the ecb will probably do more. and japan is in recession now. so they are going to probably do a lot more. that is going to make the dollar a lot stronger. that is not going to be good for u.s. assets. >> that is just how it is. >> up next, energy is the best performing sector today. we'll hear from the commodities king himself dennis gartman on what the conflict in syria effects and how he is playing. >>> and checking in on the smart money, when the big fund managers are buying and selling and if you should follow suit. >>> and continuing to monitor the news out of paris. we'll bring you th

stocks like more to trum grumman, lockheed martin and huntington inge gals will rally in most of the presidential debates in the same way drug stocks end to go down. even if i'm wrong about the united states, our allies are going to beef up their defense spinding and they'll order from the same contractors. they're the only games in town. now obviously this isn't like saying we should go buy caterpillar because of a big infrastructure push, i'm sensitive to. that i'm talking about buying the stocks of literal arms dealers, the merchants of war but it's their time and i would be remiss having profited greatly from my own funds bying the defense? stocks in 1908 not to mention that i think this will become ary play of that exact same situation. stick with cramer. joomplt . >> time for the lightning round. are you ready? time for the lightning round. let's stewart mark in wisconsin. mark? >> caller: jim, my stock isemg. i was wondering what your thoughts were? >> i want to sell it. i do play aaron rogers in fantasy but i won't play semgroup because i'd rather do enterprise, epd. that wou

first, aerospace and defense, names like raytheon, also lockheed martin, all down around that 2% -- up, rather, that 2% to 3% mark here. analysts anticipate increased political support for things like defense spending. industry group to watch there. airline stocks slipping on the concerns of risk to global travel. european carriers affected like air france. also luft hansa down to around 2% to 5%. u.s. carriers affected as well. delta, united, often by those same amounts as well. those stocks dragging down the transportation index, the dow transports. as you look at travel booking sites like expedia and price line, those guys down as well, 3%, 3%, 4%. these will be trades to watch as the developments unfold in paris and continue to unfold in the coming days and weeks, scott. >> for more on what the attacks could mean for the markets here and abroad, we bring in russ, the global chief investment strategy over at black rock. good to see you again. can you tell us how the events of paris are influencing your own thoughts about how you're now assessing geopolitical risk in your market mode