. >> we're gonna need the kind of capabilities that raytheon has been so good at for so long. >> in the war on terror, destroying ground most likely use for those weapons. but mccain says budget cuts are overtaxing and overworking the military and the equipment they use. >>> after less than a year on the job, the woman run the troubled phoenix v.a. hospital is already leaving, announcing her retirement for health reasons. an interim director will take over here in phoenix replacement. >>> new video from that moment police arrested a guy who hopped an airport fence and drove a truck into an airplane. aviation expert says it might be a sign of a bigger problem. >> the larger issue is the backside of our airports in this country generally are not secure enough. that is a fact. >> a report released this year looked at t.s.a. security bleaches from 2009 to 2015, and sky harbor appears on more than one. >>> west phoenix's water main back in operation 24 hours after it burst, causing a sinkhole. a bus stuck in the middle of it yesterday. he watched thousands of gallons of water getting deeper

lot of it involves jobs and making sure apprenticeships such as in massachusetts, lowell had with raytheon students. many people can't afford to take a year or two off to pursue the bricks and mortar education. >> i think the four year bricks and mortar education is just, it may not be a do-do bird. we have to have more emphasis. not that everybody will go to the ivy league colleges and then there won't be any jobs. >> we have some breaking news. we've just confirm a knife attack in london which investigators believe to be a terror attack. one person is dead this. five others wounded. one of the injured appears to be an american. the suspect is in custody. earlier tonight you mentioned hoen wolf attacks in the use. how do you prevent these attacks? not jut at home but internationally. >> may be they will say, this is going to happen. look what happened in nice. this exists in this country every day. a crowd could be driven into by a vehicle. yes. a president of the united states, vice president of the united states, we need to be vigilant to prevent these things from happening but these th

lot of it involves jobs and making sure apprenticeships such as in massachusetts, lowell had with raytheonavailable to students. i think we need a lot more online education. many people can't afford to take a year or two off to pursue the bricks and mortar education. >> i think the four year bricks and mortar education is just, it may not be a do-do bird. it is not going to be for everybody. we have to have more emphasis. on tech so that we're preparing people for real world jobs, not that everybody will go to the ivy league colleges and then there won't be any jobs. >> we have some breaking news. we've just confirm a knife attack in london which investigators believe to be a terror attack. one person is dead there. five others wounded. one of the injured appears to be an american. the suspect is in custody. earlier tonight you mentioned lone wolf attacks in the united states. how do you convince americans that you have the plan to prevent these kind of attacks and to respond to these attacks not just here at home but internationally maybe we're the different candidates that will say that

there is no way to vote against the interests of goldman sachs or exxonmobil or raytheon. we've lost our privacy. we've seen, under obama, an assault against civil liberties that has outstripped what george w. bush carried out. we've seen the executive branch misinterpret the 2001 authorization to use military force act as giving itself the right to assassinate american citizens, including children. i speak of anwar al-awlaki's 16-year-old son. we have bailed out the banks, pushed through programs of austerity. this has been a bipartisan effort, because they've both been captured by corporate power. we have undergone what john ralston saul correctly calls a corporate coup d'etat in slow motion, and it's over. i just came back from poland, which is a kind of case study of how neoliberal poison destroys a society and creates figures like trump. poland has gone, i think we can argue, into a neofascism. first, it dislocated the working class, de-industrialized the country. then in the name of austerity, it destroyed public institutions, education, public broadcasting. and then

and many of the aero space names hitting historic highs includes r raytheon. look helockheed martin, as well. here's illinois toolworks. we had the earnings report from them a little while ago. very good report. there's another big aero space name to the right there, vinny. general dynamics also sitting at essentially historic highs. the important things about these material names and industrial names, the earnings on the second half of the year have not come down as aggressively as some people thought they might. and by the way, with energy, with oil at $45, we have energy stocks moving, as well, today. back to you. >> bob, thank you. >> the dow, the s&p and the nasdaq's new highs possibly making it a trifecta. >> yeah. we're talking about the tech-heavy nasdaq 100. that's the one lagging in terms of big caps, also moving further into record territory today. without the help of what used to lead it. the fang stocks. amazon, facebook, alphabet, google higher today. today it's lower and investors rotating into the laggards like apple today at a four-month high