rise as boeing which besides civilian planes has a large range of military attack as well as lockheed martin a company famous for its fighter jets and missile systems and of course not to be ignored raytheon a major u.s. defense contractor. the top line defense discretionary number is six hundred three billion dollars that's a fifty four billion dollar increase. we must also ensure that nato members meet their financial obligations and pay what they owe. hundreds of billions of dollars of investments into the united states and jobs. however there are growing suspicions of the president favors those very companies who supported him during his presidential campaign. to santiago texan. president trump has chosen raytheon executive mark aspirate to be the next u.s. army secretary now why should you care well first of all trump loves the military industrial complex will submit a new budget to rebuild our military we will give the men and women of america's armed services the resources you need beautiful new planes and beautiful new equipment you've been lacking a little equipment we're going to l

united states and by the way the love is mutual apparently aerospace defense groups boeing and lockheed martin each donated one million dollars to trumps your ation fund now they are enjoying the fruits of working with the new administration we have an administration that is significant and supports an international work for the domestic us in the street and that has opened several doors for us so what's wrong with this i mean everyone's happy right all the answer comes from the thirty fourth president of the united states white david eisenhower. in the councils of government we must guard guard against the acquisition of unwarranted influence whether sought or runs by the military industrial complex. the button job or the disastrous rise of misplaced power exists and will persist. we must never let the weight of this combination in danger our liberties or democratic process let's wait and see if history really has taught us anything about misplaced power and unwarranted influence we got past this and thiago r.t. a lot of effort and says the time has come for russia to show that it will not le

increased sales of the 35 fighter jet has boosted profits at lockheed martin.t beat market expectations after posting a 5% rise to over $940 million. sales in the aeronautic listeners, have jumped nearly 20% in the second quarter. shares in harley—davidson are down 6% shares in harley—davidson are down 696 in shares in harley—davidson are down 6% in after hours trade in new york after the iconic motorcycle maker slashed its sales forecast for this year. at one point they plunged 12%. and demand has dropped four years and they are facing competition from cheaper bikes. after struggling for yea rs, cheaper bikes. after struggling for years, india's government has finally agreed to privatise its national carrier. the airline is saddled with debt and so selling even part of it off will not be an easy task. we sat down with the aviation ministerfor easy task. we sat down with the aviation minister for this exclusive interview. a royal prince is the mascot of india's national carrier. and while they were once king of the skies, it has not made a profit in over a deca

in an effort to address that, they developed a design with lockheed martin that they say that uses fluidwerful computers to disperse the sonic boom across the fuselage of the plan so that the resulting loud hum but you hear is not louder than a mercedes on the highway or the din in a restaurant. carroll: jeff, i've like so many technologies have been disrupted. time --el like not a not a ton has changed in the aerospace industry. but this could be a big change because you write in this story that this advancement could make a flight going used to west coast, cut in half. >> the researcher leading the project on there and told our reporter, thomas, but effectively it would -- that effectively it would have the time going from new york to l.a. -- half the time going from new york to l.a. carol: this would be something that would be used much more widely. >> exactly, and dissipating the sonic boom is the key to that. the reason the concord could only fly between jfk to europe, could not open up to the sonic boom level speed over u.s. soil. carol: up next, one of the only places on earth wer

. >>> bank of america, goldman sachs, johnson & johnson, lockheed martin, united health, schwab, hurleynd ibm will be reporting today. you are watching the banks what do we expect from goldman and bank of america. >> goldman, 65% of the business is capital markets they're up against it. we saw from citi and jpmorgan that trading was down. if you narrow in on trading, for jpmorgan it was down 14% year on year, citi group 7%. all eyes on goldman sachs, how they do relative to those two. it will definitely be down if it's down more than those and significantly more, it's a second quarter in a row where they missed relative to the others on trading. last quarter they had that big miss for bank of america, it's interesting to see, trading will be down, they guided 10% to 12% down probably somewhere in between the citi and jpmorgan performance. but they're finally delivering on operating leverage and there was a difference between citi and jpmorgan jpmorgan slightly missed on that area bank of america will focus to see how they're doing in that core consumer lending f that interest rate hike

. >> we als this case worked for lockheed martin for 25 years. she lived at that address for just over two and a half years. >>> family and friends of a 40-year-old yoga instructor are demanding answers tonight. just ine was shot and killed by minneapolis police on saturday as she called 911 to report an assault. she was was standing outside the police vehicle when she was shot through the door by the officer sitting in the passenger seat. both officers wore body cameras, but cameras were not turned on. the city's police chief now asking the same questions as the woman's family and community and asking for an outside investigation. her fiancee spoke to reporters a short time ago. >> our hearts are broken and we are utterly devastated by the loss of just ine. as you know, it was she who called 911 on saturday evening, an active sexual assault occurring nearby. sadly, her family and i have been provided with almost no additional information from law enforcement regarding what happened after police arrived. we've lost the dear es tshgst of people an

of ress for the next lot planes, which the defense epartment joined office in the manufacture lockheed martin are negotiating. said that the round of planes said to include 50 fighters sold to foreign bringing the total to 141 planes in the sales lot, determined is the price st of the plane, disputes derailed the plan in the past, the office imposed own pricing for the ninth lot of planes after a year of negotiations. $400,000 adds it is realityhelmet augmented display to give the pilot view through the bottom of the plane. details at "washington post." staten island, republican line. caller: hello, this is joe. phone -- the indiscernible] -- union switching for years ago, 5% money and budget, udget, they told the nca, the guy who called, attention to budget, budget, bankrupt. illinois is going bankrupt and us, that's it. host: pennsylvania is next, line, barbara, hi there. caller: hi, i'm a democrat. you. will surprise something about taxation in the state that bugs me. tax or personal sales the personal tax, it is or the ocal taxes, it is the school board, they are independent. beserk, they

she held various senior level positions at lockheed martin and ibm systems federal company. in addition to being a seasoned experienced executive who's delivered complex systems, she's a real believer and lead er in the apprenticeship model. right now they have 2,000 open positions, she needs to get them filled and she's a believer in apprenticeships, operating apprenticeships around this country and is expanding. >> thank you, governor. and thanks to the nga for inviting me. besides my response. i also have the privilege of chairing our 0513c we believe this is more than just about higher paying jobs. it is, this is more about growing our economy. it is, this is about creating talent we need today to be able to industrialize our nation in what we believe is an industrial renaissance. that renaissance is happening across the country. it happens at the state level. we believe this is not just a state issue, but we believe that governor governors more than anyone else -- >> i just need to spich this out. >> sorry. >> thank you. it's a good place to leave you hanging. we believ

we would also like to thank in a special way lockheed martin and huntington ingles industries for their support in making this event and this series possible. before we get under way for big, vents like this we also like to make just a brief announcement, safety announcement. we don't expect any difficulties, but should there be anything as a convener and we want to make sure that we have exits right here on the back on both sides and stairs down the front and both myself and anthony bell in the back will be your responsible officers to kind of direct you in the right way just in case anything should come up. just look for one of us. and so, for our formal introduction to get things started i'll turn to vice admiral peter daly and we're happy to have them here and to be partnered with usni, so thank you. >> thank you. >> those that don't know me, pete daly with the naval institute. we are proud to bring you this security dialogue series continuation now in our third year and as mentioned, we give special recognition to our sponsors, huntington ingles industries and lockheed martin for m

linkedin profile she was vice-president the cic and prior to that was the vp of human releaseses at lockheed martin for 24 years. as far as learning more about mother neighbors tell us that she was a very private individual. she said hi and goodbye from her driveway. every time she walked outside her house they acknowledged her but as far as really getting to know her they didn't know her very well. still a lieutenant of unanswered questions. as i mentioned before, an autopsy report is being conducted as we the cause and manner of death in this investigation. of course once we find out we will let you know as well. so keep it right here on five. we're now report ing live in mclean theng, kristin leone, fox5 local news. >> a live look outside there at the washington monument, a beautiful night. it was warm, but really not a bad saturday. much better than it has been the last couple of days when it's just been so, so hot. hi, gwen how is it looking later tonight and especially tomorrow. i think you've got good news, right? >> it's going to be quite nice. i can't rule out a stray little sprinkle, but

lockheed martin is developing a prototype that can be used for a mission to mars and beyond. >>> on thech" and coke rebounds. hena daniels. >> good morning, anne-marie. earthbound. i like that. the federal reserve is hitting the pause button to raise interest rates. it plans to begin shrinking its bond portfolio and they look to sth rink inflation. the target is 2% in the near term. the news from the fed and particularly positive reports pushed more. the dow zboents gained 98 points, the nasdaq rose 70 points. >>> foxconn is billing a $10 billion factory in with kohn. it's the largest development process in state's history and is expected to add 3,000 jobs. president trump said if he did not get elected, this would not have happened. >> this is a great day for america and manufacturers and fehr every everyone who believes in the concept and the label "made in the u.s." >> foxconn got $10 billion in incentives. >>> amazon is looking to fill 15,000 jobs in the country. offic offers will be made on the spot. most will be full-time. but more than 10,000 part-time jobs will also be available

,inted for the ocd -- -- >> sources i talked to which rely on him for financing, like boeing, lockheed martin, were relying on him to help them. vonnie: but that was always temporary. that is a the beginning of the job. -- only the beginning of the job. kevin cirilli, thank you very much. news thisies making afternoon, here is courtney donohoe. >> it is official, the u.s. government is now banning citizens from traveling to north korea. ,his is after otto warmbier who died after he was released from a north korean prison. secretary of state rex tillerson it met at the state department arabia, the saudi uae, and other countries cut ties with guitar -- kotter -- qatar. these four countries are being called upon to ease land blockade is a sign of good faith. earthquaketude 6.5 hit greece he of the night, killing two people. and britain is poised to handle a record number of flight and its increasingly crowded size. britain's air traffic control agencies says it expects to handle some 8800 flight today, as air traffic is growing faster than had been forecast. global news, 24 hours a day, powered

boeing -- and lockheed martin were all higher and they're all behind our country's military defenses. morgan brennan has more. >> the pentagon is describing it as a new kind of missile that quote did not seen before. an intercontinental ballistic missing or icbm, tested by as america celebrated independence day. the icbm flew for 37 minutes, making it the country's longest launch before landing off the coast of japan. experts are skeptical of the north's ability to turn it into a weapon, it's a sign yet that e pentagon says it's ready especially in light of its own test that successfully intercepted a mock icbm. that is called the ground base mid core suspension. radar, sensors and rocket propelled intercepters, that can track and destroy missiles in space. the only such ground based system capable of protecting the entire u.s. from such a threat. its effectiveness has been questioned. boeing is a prime contractor with parts made by ratheon and rocket jet, but there are others in use as well. lock he lockheed's which is largely deployed on ship. all three counterregional threats work

lockheed martin they will have this gigantic over six story imax screen. >> where is lockheed martin's and space museum. >> it will fill the entire imax screen. there is nothing moral immersive than that experience in your entire life. hans simmer's score is the leading character of the film is minimal dialogue its one hour 47 minutes long which is also very interesting for a world arworld war ii film. nolan tells the story through three time lines nonlynn rally cut together. the beach in the movie everything on the beach is one week long. everything on the boats is one day long. everything in the air is one hour long. it's all cut together showing you the perspectives, objective viewpoint. one of the best films i've seen in year. five out of five. you have to see this things in. i max. and nolan did films like interstellar inception dark night trilogy. he's the greatest. he's amazing. so it is a masterpiece. >> let's flip it completely and who, for some laughs. >> "girls tip." so, this movie is one of the fun jest films i've seen in a long time. the concept here is you have four best

the $16 billion trainer contract for 350 training jets will be b awarded by year's end after lockheed martin following and leonardo all submitted final flight test data this week. second, replacement of the flying surveillance aircraft known in shorthand as j start. that's a $17 billion deal for 17 plaeps in two parts. three prime bidding for the integration contract. boeing, lockheed and grumt. also watch to replace the minuteman three missiles to drop from three to twoment a deal expected to be worth at least $60 billion over three decades. northrup, boeing and lockheed are all bidding. nato allies just s4% this year after intense pressure from president trump. and while it will take time for approval, a flurry of arms deals will boost futures. i'm morgan brennan. >> still ahead, why small caps could delive >>> warren buffett's berkshire hathaway way is buying 700 million shares in bank of america. that makes him the largest shareholder in that bank. berkshire plans to convert the purchase into common shares. it gives the holder the right, but not the obligation, to buy a security at a cer

lockheed martin is developing prototype used on mission to mars, and beyond. jim and rahel. >> that is one heck of the recycling project, i sometimes complain about having to separate cans and bottles. >> i know. >> thanks, hen a. we will check with you tomorrow, have a great day. >> you too. >>> back here at home two philadelphia police officers are in the hospital after being involved in the crash in east mt. airy. >> chopper three over stenton off nine east upsall street after is 11:00. officers were responding to a call with a person with the gun when the suv collided with a car. officials say two officers in the cruiser and driver in the other car were taken to einstein medical center. all three of them have none in life threatening injuries. >>> update now, authorities in wilmington delaware recovered a body from the brandywine creek. crews pulled body from the water yesterday afternoon amid reports they searched for a missing swimmer. we have been telling but this on the morning show. miguel angel devow was seen over a dam after jumping in the creek at

five year olds in poughkeepsie are thinking of purchasing an app thirty five fighter jet from lockheed martin or maybe. but honestly that's how a lot of washed. that was the last one i'm sorry i did this but it is what it is i mean the pows union like they're protesting this because you know it's a slap in the face of free speech and a serious disservice to the american people i hurt. us. as you probably know i would become a. nation we have seven hundred citizens per hundred thousand behind bars in our prisons while sweden for example has sixty three per hundred thousand but you won't hear this kind of info at the washington post because prison industries inc is probably an advertiser for more on our prison nation let's go to naomi care of vani with the raging controversy. new york city mayor de blasio announced this summer that close records island america's most no worries and brutal prison but after he revealed the timetable of a decade minimum for closure it sounded less like an announcement and more of a wish that records will turn its own you know like it's big brother roosevelt island

lockheed martin is developing a prototype that can be used on missions to mars and beyond. >>> on the" earth stays earthbound and coke rebounds with a new soda. hena daniels at the new york stock exchange. good morning, hena. >> good morning, anne-marie. earthbound. i like that. the federal reserve is hitting the pause button to raise interest rates. besides announcing it's holding interest rates steady the board says it plans to begin shrinking its bond portfolio, and they plan to shrink inflation. the target is 2% in the near term. the news from the fed and particularly pushed stocks higher on wall street yesterday. the dow jones gained 97 points, the s&p pushed higher and the nasdaq rose. >>> electronic giant foxconn is building a $10 billion factory in wisconsin. it's the largest development process in state's history and is expected to add 3,000 jobs. president trump said if he did not get elected, this wouldn't have happened. >> this is a great day for american workers and manufacturers and for everybody who believes in the concept and the label "made in the usa." >> foxconn got

the defense contractor lockheed martin has raised its outlook for the second time this year. saying it aeronautic unit drive business. net sales rose by nearly ten percent to twelve point seven billion dollars for the three months from april to june. firm which produces the f. thirty five fighter jet has been criticized by the trump administration being too expensive. but it's ramping up production of those planes with orders for over three thousand. both countries. but the german automaker daimler is recalling three million diesel cars across europe. parent company of the mercedes benz and smart brands said it will invest two hundred and twenty million euros. prepare those vehicles to reduce their pollution. regulators are reportedly looking into whether the company violated emission standards. nigeria's government is trying to crackdown on tax evasion entries desperately needed public funds. africa's largest economy is a major oil producer and a suffered from a slump in global prices. it's also among the lowest tax collectors in the world just six percent of its gdp. but ma

spacex, blue virgin and galactic are competing with boeing and lockheed martin to fuel an entirely commercial space race. >> that's pretty cool. >> i can't get enough of that story and it's one we don't talk about enough and it's a remarkable success. so i want to talk a little more about it. joining us is richard, a pioneering private astronaut who's traveled up into earth's orbit through missions arranged by his company, space adventures and is the author of "explore, create" out now. >> so cool, so cool. >> i went up on skyline and the shuttle. >> that's incredible. let's talk about nasa, 59th anniversary of nasa. what role does nasa play now? when the space shuttles ended, a lot of people, including me when i was there for the final daytime launch, it made me sad because we grew up with nasa. >> it made me sad too. that was the end of a 30-year era and that was the only method america had to put astronauts into space so the only vehicle is the russian soyuz, still the only vehicle today. but it was also kind of necessary to herald in this great new era. we now have both as you were mentio

lockheed martin has been given $3.7 billion payment for production of f-35 jets from the pentagon. pentagon agreed to another deal with lockheed martin. pentagon also has lowest price for f-35s. less than 95 million versus original over 100 million per jet. last thing i will tell you since the election, military stocks have done so well, lockheed martin, raytheon, looking at these names up more than 25%. ♪ ♪ i'm... i'm so in love with you. ♪ ♪ whatever you want to do... ♪ ...is alright with me. ♪ ooo baby let's... ♪ ...let's stay together... stuart: senator bernie sanders calls for single-payer to replace obama care. >> are you going to introduce single payer? >> of course, we are. we're tweaking final points of the bill. we're figuring out how we can mount a national campaign to bring people together. stuart: ah, socialism. here it comes. we're joined by richard wolff, visiting professor at the new school. this is the good professor "the new york times" says this man is america's most famous marxist economist. his name is richard wolff. professor, welcome. >> thank you very much.

united states and by the way the love is mutual apparently aerospace defense groups boeing and lockheed martin each donated one million dollars to trump's integration fund now they are enjoying the fruits of working with the new administration we have an administration now that is significant and supports an international work for the domestic us in the street and that has opened several doors for us so what's wrong with this i mean everyone's happy right well the answer comes from the thirty fourth president of the united states white david eisenhower. in the councils of government we must guard guard against the acquisition of unwarranted influence whether sought or runs by the military industrial complex. the but enjoyed for the disastrous rise of misplaced power exists and will persist. we must never let the weight of this combination in danger our liberties or the democratic process let's wait and see if history really has taught us anything about misplaced power and unwarranted influence we got practice and thiago r.t. . living putin says that the time has come for russia to show will no

literally in american history is about to get even pricier going to bloomberg acquisition costs for lockheed martin's f. thirty five may rise about seven percent to four hundred six billion dollars that's a reversal after several years of estimates that a decline that had declined to three hundred seventy nine billion from a previous high of thirty three hundred ninety eight billion back in two thousand and fourteen think that's bad when you add in maintenance and operations costs the total cost of the f. thirty five which is still indefinitely grounded still doesn't work is now estimated to be around one point one trillion so we can spend trillions on the sketch you were weapons program that soldiers don't even want or like but we can't afford single payer health care i don't get it according university of massachusetts economist year old friedman single payer health care would cost our system about one point five trillion every year that is not a lot of money in the federal budget i mean i realize it's a lot of money but you know when you can you figure most european countries there are federal bud

and given the trump administration's desire to increase defence spending, how will this benefit lockheed martin report higher revenue when it releases its profit figures. joining us is kathleen brooks, research director for city index. welcome to business live. nice to see you. thank you. all eyes on the uk inflation, the latest figures. yes, these are the figures forjune, what is interesting, actually, is over the next six months we could see a slight shift in inflation, with pressures starting to dwindle a bit. that is largely because the inflation that has built up over the last six months has mainly come from the drop in sterling last year of the drop in sterling last year of the brexit vote. that was a year ago, that starts to slip out of the index because it is year on year so we could see inflation start to fall. that may not be a bad thing for sterling because it will reduce the squeeze on the consumer one would hope. the weaker sterling and, has benefitted the ftse 100 would hope. the weaker sterling and, has benefitted the ftse100 over the past year, since the brexit vote. of course,

we would also like to thank in a special way lockheed martin and huntington ingalls industries for their support in making this series possible. before we get underway, we'd also like to make just a brief announcement. we don't expect any difficulties, but should there be anything, we just want to make sure you know we've got some exits right here in the back on both sides and stairs down the front. the chief executive officer of the naval lockheed hard tmartin. he holds degrees from george washington university and a naval nuclear engineering degree from mit. there a -- major program manager for aircraft carriers and program executive officer for submarines, peo subs. finally, last year in june, tom moore assumed command as the 44th commander at fc. i point out there's over 75,000 uniformed and civilian employees of naf-c. they are responsible for all the super vising of navy ship and submarine shipbuilding and responsible for the maintenance and the systems that go on those ships directly. so we welcome admiral tom moore who controls one quarter of the navy's budget. >> thank you. i am

we would also like to thank in a special way lockheed martin and huntington ingle industries for really making this event possible, really this series possible. before we get underway for events like this, we like to make brief safety announcements. we don't expect any difficulties, but should there be anything as a convener, we want to make sure you know we have exits in the back on both sides and stairs down the front. and both myself and anthony bell in the back will be your responsible officers to kind of direct you in the right way in case anything should come up. look for one of us. and so for our formal introduction to get us started, i'm going to turn things over to vice admiral peter daly, retired, the chief executive officer of the u.s. naval institute. we're happy to have him here and to be partnered with usni. >> thank you. appreciate it. >> thank you. >> okay, welcome. for those who don't know me, i'm pete daly. we are proud to bring you this maritime security dialogue series now in our third year. we are giving special thanks to and huntington ingle industries for making t

let's look at how some defense stocks did today, lockheed-martin andin northrop grumman in the red.ing in former utah congressman. a fox contributor jason chaffetz good to see you. >> thank you, i appreciate it. liz: what can we expect from susan rice? >> you hope to get the truth. initially she was eager to speak to the press, not quite so eager to speak with the congressional inquiry, first she denied it. then she said, we didn't do it for political reasons. there is a fe is is -- finite number of people who get to see this, this is where we know that a crime has been committed. looking at all of the other noise about russia, this is an instance where we know someone broke the law. liz: the question is, why is this a closed session? don't american people deserve to hear from cease susan rice what she says. >> i can understand how they would like to go into a classified setting, you are dealing with very sensitive information. but i do hope that the culmination at some point is a public hearing. or public report, whether the inspector general or the committee itself, we get to unde

in order to address that, they designed a plane with lockheed martin. dynamics and powerful computers, they can disperse the sonic boom acrostic is logical the plane. the resulting loud hum that you can hear isn't much louder than what you would hear inside a mercedes on the highway. like so many industries have been disrupted whether it is technology and getting health care, the financial community. i'd like not a lot has changed -- i feel like not a lot has changed in the aerospace industry. this could be a lo big change. make avancement could flight from the east to west coast cut in half. reporterasa told our that it would have the time spent going from new york to l.a. cut in half. >> i feel like new york to new york or london to london, i feel like this would be used much more widely. >> dissipating the sonic boom is the key to that. the reason that concorde can fly between jfk and europe is you can't open it up to sonic boom of the speed over u.s. soil. >> up next, one of the only places on earth where you can interactively -- interact with eleph

lockheed martin has yet to comment on the figures.bal news, 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am nina melendez. this is bloomberg. anchor: nina, thank you. we are counting down to some of the major market opens in the asia-pacific. let us bring in adam haigh, joining us from sydney now. adam, good to see you. bond market into her steadied. equities looking to a fairly muted start. we are looking for the next catalyst, earnings. yeah, yvonne, that is absolutely steadying in the bond market. it has been a tough two weeks in that selloff, so that will be comforting. say, you get the next key piece of information coming from corporate's themselves and back to company fundamentals, which will be very welcome for equity investors. bear in mind, expectations are very high going into this earnings season. in the u.s., often by this time of the year, we have seen the expectations being operated a fair bit, and that has not happened this year. with expectations high going into this,

lockheed martin has yet to comment on the figures.y powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. fromad: last week's move the boj to buy an unlimited amount of loans could be seen as a move to weaken the yen against the dollar, at least that is the theory. interference could have a negative impact. our got lie columnist is with me now. columnist is with me now. it was against this backdrop where we saw this bond rout take place, but it appears they would have done this in the way. >> correct. they set policies, they were talking about keeping the 10 year government bond yield at 10%. traders have been interpreting this policy is the boj along the bond yield to move between -0.1% wheneverve 0.1%, so japanese bond yields start to come the boj will have to across as predictable. rishaad: there is a party of thought that says you can have a weaker currency that will help your economy, health companies, especially exporters, but the benefits are only short lived. what is the feeling ther

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lockheed martin, great quarter earning $3.25. street looking for 3.11. boosted its top and bottom line forecast this company is generating $6 billion in cash. the bulk of the profit comes from washington. who the heck wants to be chained to these do nothing embarrassments hence the stock's brutal unjustifiable decline. johnson & johnson gave you and amazing raise. why so many people love this company and stock given its fantastic balance sheet and excellent management initially j and j went down as we heard the republican health care bill had fallen apart which is insane because this legislation would have hurt the company's earnings but just bringing us all down, isn't it pathetic now at least on the conference call the ceo and cfo were able to tell us repeatedly that the second half will be very strong. and thank heavens it turned around it shook it off. still i wonder if these embarrassments in washington recognize what the heck they are doing to both the capital markets and psyche of the american investors our leaders keep telling us everything is fa

another is the joint production of f-16s, which is lockheed martin as well as taught a.nctions elated to north korea. the treasury secretary rohibiting financial institutions from maintaining conclusions after that lender has acted as a gateway for money laundering by north korea. bill: it does seem to be an effort to send a message to china. treasury secretary's comments came a few hours before the u.s. also announced it would approve a $1.3 billion arms package to taiwan. it is another sign the honeymoon between the trump administration and china is over. vonnie: making some comments on trade, saying trade can continue. south korean president moon have a lot on trade. donald trump: south korea is giving big orders to the united states, as you know the military, as many as 35 fighter jets are lockheed and other military equipment at a level they have never reached before. we will break down the trade deficits. we appreciate it very much. mark: president emmanuel macron loosening the labor market. they will make it easier for companies to fire employees and have to negot

another is the production of f-16s with lockheed martin. ♪ anchor: treasury secretary steve mnuchin announcinghibiting u.s. financial institutions from maintaining relations with a bank of china after concluding that lender has acted as a gateway for money laundering by north korea. >> it does seem to be an effort to send a message to china. treasury secretary's comments came just a few hours after the u.s. also announced it would approve a $1.3 billion arms package to taiwan. it is another sign that perhaps the honeymoon between the trump administration and china is over. anchor: president trump making comments on trade. he is saying the u.s. cannot allow trade deficits to continue. he and south korean president moon have a conflict a lot on trade, he says. >> i appreciate south korea getting very big orders to the united states for military. they are buying many f-35 fighter jets from lucky -- from and otherartin equipment at a level to have never reached before, so that is good. things like that will bring down the trade deficit. that is what we like, and we appreciate it very much. ♪ ancho