do you like >> so raytheon is a company that's not going to be beholden to the business cycle and thetry is a growth industry going above inflation and that's accelerated recently anig they're in the vertical with missile defense and cybersecurity and we've all heard the stories of hacking and electronic surveillance and raytheon is in those verticals that are helpful for their growth and we do expect t dt they'liver 7% revenue growth which revenue growth is hard to come by that helps them deliver on the bottom line and they've been growing the a divide 12% a year. >> is 20% off of the highs from last year. so i'm assuming you're taking a very long-te view of the stock. >> absolutely. most rect name. so we're buying in here. off of those highshey were up 220 and we love the company, but it was richer there and now we're entering in this level in the 170s and 180s. we le the company and we think it's at a good level to be buying today. >> next is a name that manyav people in their kitchen cupboard and that is mccormack. >> we all see the cabinet and they're the leader in the white labe

and it was emerson hevia a senior principal architect at the arms manufacturer raytheon the company is considered one of the biggest war profiteers in human history also president the protests has been more is this rendition a fellow at the hawkish center for strategic and international studies and alan 100 barrios and a former employee of the world bank marketing specialist raytheon architects world bank employees and contractors for the pentagon that sounds like the worst beach party ever or. i would be horrified if i walked into a room and somebody was likely over there over there by the window there isn't. a marketing specialist. i am gone no do not invite me somewhere with a marketing specialist. and just 2 days ago it was revealed that a death threat was sent to the peace group code pink by a former member of the us military far right venezuelan opposition activist luis medina a former u.s. marine and volunteer from why do aid stunt told code pink embassy defenders we are coming to get you with plenty of ammunition honestly when you find yourself threatening to murder these peopl

future artillery conference where events include increasing precision reducing burden sponsored by raytheon a company whose smart bombs are allegedly killing civilians in yemen coming up to show a very british crew on next week's elections an establishment conspiracy to overturn brecht said we asked the man who predicted the rise of corbin author chris smalling and we have documents from britain's national audit office casting doubt on democracy in britain disgraced defense secretary gavin williamson may have gone but the u.k. military set for the biggest privatization deal since the liquidation of karelians we investigate comparisons between neo liberalism and the circle of hell all this of all coming up in today's going underground but 1st it's 32 years since margaret thatcher denied to the house of commons any of the spycatcher conspiracy allegations about an attempt by u.k. secret intelligence agencies to overthrow the british government led by labor prime minister harold wilson the book spycatcher was banned by the british government a fact no doubt not lost on the current labor leader

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i would also like to salute the men and women of raytheon who have always supported the kennedy's, theibrary, and who i saw working daily to protect america as far away as japan and all around the world, so thank you. [applause] kennedy: i want to thank ron sergeant for his leadership of the foundation. yourarned so much from wise quiet skilled and we are so grateful for your generosity and commitment. i want to think the board of the foundation, as well as my husband, who did not realize he was marrying a library 30 years ago but who has worked so hard and his vision has made it a model for the national archives system in many important ways. [applause] david,nedy: thank you, for supporting all of his ideas. when we gather each year, we are reminded of the most important lesson my good mother taught us, family,itics without people in politics could not do it without their family. tonight that is more true than ever. we go backlog that i have been alive. they had a shared set of values. they believe in each person. and a commitment to using the political process to improve the lives of

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outstanding generosity and leadership of this dinner and i would also like to salute that men and women of raytheonho have always supported the kennedy library and who i saw working daily to protect america as far away as japan and all around the world, so thank you. [applause] i want to thank ron sargent for his leadership of the foundation. we learned so much from your wise, quiet skill, and we are so grateful for your generosity and commitment. i want to thank the board of the foundation, especially my husband, who didn't realize he was marrying a library 33 years ago, but who has worked so hard and his vision has made a model for the national archive system in many important ways. [applause] thank you for supporting all of and its ideas. , i'mwe gather each year reminded of the most important lesson my grandmother taught us, that politics is about family. people in politics couldn't do it without their families, and tonight, that is more true than ever. back longer than i've been alive. they have a shared set of values and believe in each person and using the political process to improve the li

you think of some of the top s&p 500 companies, be it biogen, raytheon, some of them are in massachusettssome in boston. carol: that density is no accident given the boston brain burst of including 70 graduate programs. where 70% of adults have college degrees. there are now 1.3 million jobs in the innovation economy, and 8.6% jump since 2012. a boost in capital investment has helped fuel that job growth. invested $7.6rms billion in boston area companies , an increase of 126% in six years. purchase$800 million of this online pharmacy was a coming out party for the areas startup sector. and a shot heard around the country and boston's new innovation revolution -- in boston's new innovation revolution. carol: all week long, we have been highlighting the innovation in the city. in august of last year, it saw total venture investments exceed raised.ith $5.2 billion one example is toast, a leading all in one point-of-sale management platform. the company has just raised millions last month, ringing the valuation to a whopping $2.7 billion we caught up with the ceo. >> we will do a lot with the

if you think of the top s&p 500 companies, raytheon, general electric, those are in massachusetts, some that tech density is no accident, given the brain burst, which includes 70 top science graduate programs, in an area where 40% of adults have college degrees. statewide, there are now more than 1.3 million jobs in the technology economy. a boost in venture-capital investment has helped fuel that job growth. in 2018, the seed firms invested 11.6 -- v.c. firms invested $11.6 million in boston tech companies. amazon's $800 million purchase of the online pharmacy was a coming out party of sorts for the areas startup sector. -- the area's startup sector, and a shot heard round the world for boston's tech revolution. as boston and other cities grow, many leaders are focusing on the impact the environment. this man has advised companies on this exact issue. earlier, we caught up with him. we discussed how climate change impacts the financial world. >> is going to have significant impact across multiple sectors. if you believe the general economics literature that has been proliferated the pa

if you think of some of the top s&p 500 companies, be it biogen, raytheon, some of them are in massachusetts in boston. carol: that tech density is no accident, given the boston brain burst, which includes 70 top graduate programs in an area where 47% of adults have college degrees, 40% of which are in science or engineering. there are now 1.3 million jobs in the innovation economy, an 8.6% jump since 2012. a beantown boost in capital venture-capital investment has helped fuel that job growth. in 2018, vc firms invested $7.6 billion in boston area companies, an increase of 126% in six years. amazon's $800 million purchase this online pharmacy was a coming out party for the area's startup sector, and a shot heard around the country in boston's new innovation revolution. all week long, we've bee highlighting the innovation taking place in the city. is city that, according to crunchspace, in august of last year, it saw total venture investments exceed rivals with $5.2 billion raised in boston. now, one example is toast, a leading all in one point-of-sale restaurant management platform. and the

raytheon is down, lockheed martin is down. no big moves but that is a very big story that is developing right now. >>> what happens when there are multiple spinning plates that could shatter your portfolio or at least ding it? investors seeking out a safe port in the stock storm and that would be hello, utilities. utilities act often as sort of a bond proxy for equity investors when wall street starts to look a little panicked. the trade war is very much at play here. none of the members of the dow jones utility index which flat right now, has shown a beautiful ten-year picture, none of the names within it have exposure overseas. it's really become a popular and maybe crowded trade in this final hour but either way, we are looking at utilities as a safe haven. to the dow jones industrials. nice move right now, up 108 points. we are on pace, though, for a fifth straight week of losses. that would be the longest losing streak, weekly streak, since eight years ago. s&p 500 and nasdaq down three weeks in a row. so at the moment, i