ok let's get some analysis now from mark weiss is a retired american airlines captain thanks for joining us here are not international mark and i was just speaking to our correspondent just want to get a bit more confirmation because we've had reports of a possible lightning strike and it's certainly sounding more credible now particularly if that passenger on the plane that testimony is to be believed. how surprised would you be about that line is these days equipped to deal with such circumstances of a lightning strike. first of all my condolences to everybody involved and certainly to the families. you know take a step back for a second modern airliners are made to fly through all sorts of weather taking a lightning strike is. rather routine in many ways most people don't really realize that i've had over thirty years of you know an experience i've been. through by lightning a few times with really very little or no damage to the aircraft because they need to penetrate whether or from everything we're seeing at the moment and some unofficial videos which we can't show because we get t

potential role in cyber espionage given their reported links to china's state security services mark weiss chairman has expressed the company's willingness to sign no spy agreements with european governments including that of the u.k. economist jeffrey albert tucker told us that the u.s. risks alienating its allies with its trade war against china. u.s. is completely alone in the world today on this this economic warfare that is actually getting more and more intense and it's becoming ever more destructive of the world economy and it's going to result only in iceland in the u.s. other countries such as the u.k. i'm just not going to go along every big data company and this goes for google and apple and everybody else is typically harassed to some extent by the central state under which it serves as a jurisdictional partner and this is this is the way the world i wish it weren't that way and that's probably to some extent true between china and well way also but let's keep in mind that most of these companies resent this kind of pressure they don't like being muscled by governments that tho

brown, gym lebenthal, steve weiss, jon najarian, shannon is here, the chief investment officer at boston private wealth. with us from raleigh, north carolina, as we said, mark, the ceo and the cio. good to have you back with us. let's begin with the markets stocks are lower on this final trading day of may president threatening new tariffs against mexico, leading to another down day. what's been an ugly month for investors, steve weiss, the ten year is collapsing down to 217 that's a fresh 20-month low. dow's going to have its sixth straight weekly loss, the first time in eight years. dow, s&p, nasdaq, their first monthly loss of the year what do we do with all this? >> i tell you what i did today today, i bought a lot of stocks this morning i bought some indexes but only because of the rebalancing that's going to occur at the end of the day and i think that's what drove the market into positive territory yesterday so for funds that run balance funds where they need to have so much in fixed income and so much in equities, this is the fifth biggest dijer venice between the forms of those two so they've got to buy equities to balance it i'll be out of those p