>> so, ge is, again, largest global industrial company in the world. if we're talking about global recessionary forces to me ge is one of the go-tos. interestingly, though, it's been quite strong. it has a 3.5% dividend. 50% u.s., it has a bit of a u.s. buffer. global pmis are showing it's spreading. philly fed at negative 16 this week which shows potentially u.s. is getting infected as well. >> not to mentioned fact imelt, the ceo has done a great repair gone on ge capital. he hasn't been nearly as bearish as others regarding china. elsewhere in the emerging market space, perhaps. but china he has not been nearly as bearish as others have. >> have you look at caterpillar, which has a heavy focus on china and china-related situations, you can see caterpillar has taken a hit over the last three minutes and ge has held up. i think ge follows caterpillar lower. >> that's right. this is a common way to make a bearish trade. let's review by opening up the playbook. bearish strategy. you buy one, put, lower strike put of the same expiration to reduce your cos

i think ge capital is a bufferer, the dividend is a duffer, i don't think ge gets down to 17 bucks in the time frame. >> how is capital a buffer if we run into another crisis. if anything, that's going to be the anchor that drags it to the bottom. >> if we run into crisis, everything will go down, and i would express this by doing the spike. >> the one benefit, the august expiration, will report july 1 th. we'll see weak frns global demand come into play. >> let's wrap this up with stocks versus options. short ge? better have a lot of money in the bank. shorting stocks carries unlimited risks and a 5/1 payout and only risks $30 bucks, that's why we're talking options. let's move on. the sell off in crude has give an boost to one particular retailer, walmart. cross-suit has fallen 28%. walmart shares have rallied 15%. will the run continue? let's make a call to the charts with the one and only cbw. the brainstorm, pocket squares looking pressed and looking ready to go. >> a bunch of charts. we would fade this rally in walmart. here we go. a two year chart. the whole conversation going

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but i just don't understand the ge capital side of the business. eople say it's like a hedge fund that makes lightbulbs. should ge spin-off ge capital? >> it's funny. i think people really want to be able to shoe horn ge into a certain box. ge capital, remember, has a huge business in vertical financing. they're financing jet engines. they're in the business of turbines and renewables. it's not just a consumer financial business or commercial business. they really span a broad area of lending middle market. what they have that the others don't have is domain expertise in those particular areas. on the consumer side, they don't really in my view need to be in that business. over time they're a fantastic tax benefit. but i think over time what you'll see is the company moving towards shrinking ge capital as a part of their portfolio and they will exit certain of those businesses. >> steven, thank you very much. >> thanks very much. >> and the 12th stock we've mentioned since the beginning of the hour, netflix. not exactly having a banner year. so far

the ge said power was knocked out to 30,000 households and 1100 homes were left without electricity through saturday evening. fortunately, there were no deaths. >> were very fortunate that the hour of the day and the circumstances did not lead to fatalities and more injuries than the three that we had documented. >> tonight, officials are warning residents to beware of so-called storm chasers, contractors who are not licensed in the state and usually failed to make good on promises to do repair work after collecting much of the cost up front. chief meteorologist tom tasselmyer will tell us what we have in store a little bit later in the newscasts. >> the petition drive to repeal maryland same sex marriage law indicate that most of the money came from out of state. documents obtained by 11 news indicate one of the goals is to drive a wedge between gays and african-americans. the strategy recommends having -- the maryland marriage alliance says we are not a party to that campaign strategy. >> about all over baltimore city budget continues at city hall. council president jack young offered up

the important thing to note is volatility on ge is quite low. i think that would make sense. in this situation, i sold the strike put to reduce my cost a little bit. what do you think of this move? >> i like buying put spreads. i don't like buying on ge. i think the difd end is a buffer and i don't see anyway that ge gets down to 17 bucks in this time frame. >> how is capital going to be a buffer if we are starting to run into another crisis. that's where the company ran into trouble the last time. if anything that is going be the drag. >> if we're going to run into a crisis, everything is going to go down. >> the one benefit of this trade is they're going report july 19. we should see that weakness from global demand come into play there. >> let's wrap this up with a little stocks versus options. short ge? you better have a lot of money in the bank. put spread offers a 5-1 pay out. that's why we're talking options. let's move on. the sell off in crude has give an boost to one particular retailer, walmart. cross-suit has fallen 28%. walmart shares have rallied 15%. will the ru

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in the meantime, many of us are trying to stay cool by turning up the air conditioners and the ge says they are ready to accommodate. john and his kids know how to beat the blistering heat in their north baltimore home. for thousands of people across maryland, blasting their air conditioner in search of relief may put a tremendous amount of strain on electric grid. officials have activated the emergency conservation program. much like last july when many customers were without air conditioning for hours in an effort for it bge to alleviate the strain on the system. >> it is good right now, but if they lose power, then everyone will have to deal with it. >> we looked at our experience and say what can we do better. >> that opened the door to their nw operations facility to the media thursday to give a better understanding of how the utility operates during extremely hot weather events. they took the opportunity to discuss how they learned from last year's fiasco. summer without power for extended amount of time. >> before the season this year, each customer that participated in our prog

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the forefront of revitalizing manufacturing. we're proving that it can be done here, and it can be done well. [ ilona ] i came to ge after the plant i was working at closed after 33 years. ge's giving me the chance to start back over. [ cindy ] there's construction workers everywhere. so what does that mean? it means work. it means work for more people. [ brian ] there's a bright future here, and there's a chance to get on the ground floor of something big, something that will bring us back. not only this company, but this country. ♪ >>> strange goings on at the nats game tonight. >> what's up? >> it has been a long time before we have seen this happen before. i was at this news babes event with you guys and at twitter at a stoplight. >> what? >> this is eating right into my sports time. >> give us your phone. >> at a stoplight. >>> we are talking about baseball. it was a weird night at nationals park that saw a relief pitcher get ejected and the nationals lose their fourth straight and this one falls primarily on the starting pitcher. he is the only weak link in the starting rotation. they were hoping to bounce back after being s

the forefront of revitalizing manufacturing. we're proving that it can be done here, and it can be done well. [ ilona ] i came to ge after the plant i was working at closed after 33 years. ge's giving me the chance to start back over. [ cindy ] there's construction workers everywhere. so what does that mean? it means work. it means work for more people. [ brian ] there's a bright future here, and there's a chance to get on the ground floor of something big, something that will bring us back. not only this company, but this country. ♪ >>> so you know what college basketball is, don't you, right? >> um-hmm. >> it's a stopover where good athletes have a cup of coffee and then s ya. >> it's the minor leagues. it's a far system from the nba now. it's working for the wizards because they've got a young one today with the third pick in the nba draft. the wizards select bradley beal. i's no secret the wizards need offense. beal was a freshman phenom. every nba team in need of a perimeter shooter was pumped up when after just one year in school and now he is a wizard. beal is athletic, physical and expected to be the ying to john wall's ya

the reason ge hasn't worked in the last ten years has nothing to do with their businesses. it has everything to do with the fact that it's a cheap stock and it wasn't back when it was at 60. it's sort of a proxy on the economy. i think the ceo inherited probably a company that was just too far spread apart and he's done all of the right things. he's done it, unfortunately, big shoes to fill. 3.5, 4% dividend which is competitive in this market. >> and that's an owner of cnbc and nbc. thanks, everybody just had to throw out the disclosure. taking a look at the other headlines that we're covering, light sweet crude oil hitting the low since october. the slowdown in china's manufacturing not helping either. 4% lower at $83.23 a barrel. that's the silver lining in all of this. oil prices have been coming down. general motors expects to cut obligations by $26 billion. saying that it plans to offer lump-sum payments to roughly 42 retirees and plan to financial. gm posted an 11% increase in the month of may due in part to strong truck sales for the month. toyota sales for the year

should be able to apply it in other diseases is that we can actually clip theene, e messenge r for the ge. so you can target the actual huntington gene with these little trick pieces of rna. it comes in and it binds to the gene that you're worried about. and the body says below, that shouldn't happen. and in come the scissors and clip the gene and target it directly so that you can turn the gene for the disease specifically off just like a silver bullet. again, we can do it in animals and they're planning human trials to do this, in the next couple of years. so we'll see what works. >> rose: i always like to ask this question and i think some of you have answered this. what was the one question you most want to see answered, sam. >> well, i want to know what the hell is causing this so that it will come out into the open and i can fight it. instead of the shadowy adversary for so long. >> rose: the joy of this conversation is that there are a lot of very good people in search of that. >> i'm thrilled. >> rose: . >> absolutely, the same thing like sam wants, we want to know the cause and h

balsa wood airplanes since i was a kid. [ mike ] i always wondered how did an airplane get in the air. at ge aviation, we build jet engines. we lift people up off the ground to 35 thousand feet. these engines are built by hand with very precise assembly techniques. [ mike ] it's going to fly people around the world. safely and better than it's ever done before. it would be a real treat to hear this monster fire up. [ jaronda ] i think a lot of people, when they look at a jet engine, they see a big hunk of metal. but when i look at it, i see seth, mark, tom, and people like that who work on engines every day. [ tom ] i would love to see this thing fly. [ kareem ] it's a dream, honestly. there it is. oh, wow. that's so cool! yeah, that was awesome! [ cheering ] [ tom ] i wanna see that again. ♪ >>> she just finished kidergarden, but a little girl is proving kids have power, too. tonight, we are following up because this determined little girl got her wish. fox 5's beth parker reports. >> five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten. >> >> reporter: with her flip- flops, abby can count a will the of gees

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the ge is 2500 without service. >> there has been no shortage of mother nature's displays of power. you can see the lightning strikes there. there is when you can see on the far left side of the screen. lots of those strikes showing up on the radar as well. they're happening all over the region but particularly in their area. >> that is certainly a threatening seen. >> definitely a good reason for you out there to take cover. here is what we saw when jennifer donelan stepped out of her car a couple of hours ago. take a look at this. >> i do not know if you can hear that thunder. do you see those clouds? right there? right in downtown damascus right now. i know i cannot hear you. we are close to where the tornado is a concern. look at those clouds are there. if you look at the sky you can see it looks really bad. we have even seen a little bit of rotation in the clouds over here. the rain is really starting to come down. i am afraid we will lose the fund. the rangers picked up. we are going to get inside of a building. >> just as she had to run inside use of school buses driving throu

adams is the ly ge t . miutth fall of 2012. e can start with betricks hoffman's book. >> it is the author of "health care forso." themgero ch a relatively new law. as a result of that being the only rite that we have, the rest of the health care system comes to down to a series of rationen. how the heth care has been tiony age, nor angindreltof exiv bk ste t ha today. hoffman gives a full history how it came to be put in place and how the experience on a level from everyone to soldiers wives' to victims of natural st >>s lfpic >> it's more of a history. i wouldn't call it -- anything that is going to give a history of health care is going to steer a little bit left or at least talk about waying we can make it aiele ol a d the university of chicago press have a point view when we choose book. >> we try not to. all of our books are vetted by readers a boardof university itk,tbdilfi n i ft e looking for strong citizenship more than anything. >> another book that is coming out this fall is michael's book. >> yes. that is a great rev

the forefront of revitalizing manufacturing. we're proving that it can be done here, and it can be done well. [ ilona ] i came to ge after the plant i was working at closed after 33 years. ge's giving me the chance to start back over. [ cindy ] there's construction workers everywhere. so what does that mean? it means work. it means work for more people. [ brian ] there's a bright future here, and there's a chance to get on the ground floor of something big, something that will bring us back. not only this company, but this country. ♪ >>> today president obama declared the wildfire damage near colorado springs a federal disaster zone. that fire is now the most destructive in colorado state history. it has burned nearly 350 homes. two people are dead. ten people could still be missing. >>> our area got hit with record breaking heat today. the mercury reached 104 degrees this afternoon. that broke the previous record of 102 set way back in 1874. an excessive heat warning is in effect here until 9:00 tonight. >>> the younger brother of bernie madoff pled guilty to being part of the largest ponzi scheme prosecute phd the u.s. 66-year-o

the forefront of revitalizing manufacturing. we're proving that it can be done here, and it can be done well. [ ilona ] i came to ge after the plant i was working at closed after 33 years. ge's giving me the chance to start back over. [ cindy ] there's construction workers everywhere. so what does that mean? it means work. it means work for more people. [ brian ] there's a bright future here, and there's a chance to get on the ground floor of something big, something that will bring us back. not only this company, but this country. ♪ >>> in a tease we saw somebody hit one looked like out of the park. >> the nats did great. they are suddenly coming alive in terms of the bats. things are good for the nats. they pounded out 14 hits, three from bryce harper and a workmanlike effort for jackson. bad news right away for the jays. morrow to harper and seems to have tweaked something. gesturing to the bench. he has a strained left oblique. he leaves after nine pitches. chad beck on to continue the harper antibiotic. harper into right. there's going to be a play at the plate but he beats the throw. that makes it 1-0 nationals. harper 3 for

managers at one of the biggest companies on the planet see business opportunities in this market. >> reporter: ge health care is one of the top makers of diagnostic imaging equipment like ultrasound systems, mri machines and ct scanners. it is a subsidiary of general electric. the company set its sights on the rapidly aging japanese market. it is developing and manufacturing medical equipment in japan. two years ago, ge health care came up with the slogan, silver to gold. it started developing products to meet the special needs of the so-called silver community. >> i think it will be much more broad health care needs in society, primary care, home health. that's our strategy. >> reporter: here is one product that reflects the strategy, a pocket sized ultrasound scanner. it can produce images of internal organs using sound waves. the price, $12,500. by comparison, the machine is used by hospitals can cost hundreds of thousands of dollars. the benefits of the portable scanner can most fully be seen during house calls. the government is promoting home health care for its rapidly graying population.

the u.s. companies when i was in st. petersburg, companies like ge, siemens in america, boeing, all of them fighting for orders against -- whether airbus or mitsubishi. there is this is to be done. if you think about the world economy, globally we have terrible infrastructure. and we have a lot of unethical business practices. a lot of corruption and lack of transparency and yet the world economy is still growing. if we can fix some of the infrastructure, we can rebuild it. i think there are a lot of opportunities out there for american companies. it'll just the an intensely competitive market jerry >> are you looking at an emerging markets like africa? it has not had as much focus as asia. >> one of our vice chairs, lest there be financed about 8% of all exports to sub-saharan africa. last year we did $1.4 billion worth of financing and already this year we can see that number. the prior year was an all-time high. i think it is growing -- after asia, it is the fastest-growing region in the world. the other strong area is less than america. colombia

the entitlement. and that is right. president obama friends . gesident gets huge tax breaks. >> he makes a good point. where the entitlement increase hurt us is in the purchasing. power. and the value of the dollar indrex went from 120 in 1968 down to 80 today. it had a huge declean and that is something that all households field. the entire nation had the entitlement going. we have to wipe it out of the biosystem. >> i would say we are not that bad i would have to argue and here's why. we are coming out of the a horrible economic down turn . that is part of the reason we are seeing more spend social issues are concerned. and compared to other development. it is entitlement spending. it shows that medicare for example will double over the next 25 years. if that happens it will be entitlement nation. >> which direction are we going, are we emac? >> yes, twen of them were in europe. >> what is going on. yes, i agree with vicki. we are an entitlement nation. we are in a bit of the a identity crisis and it is going to get worse after. president -- then

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the statement that got my ticker going was the ge growth, geelong picture there and thinking what wouldbe the -- look like and obviously we we are in a monetary policy driven type of environment. obviously with inflation, the environment we are in is going to have a huge impact as we are in a resource constrained world now so any nation with a printing press export inflation to china, yes, they are able to control about what do you have to say about the chinese citizen. they don't have accounts but they have a long history of holding gold and holding silver and precious metals. d. think at some point they will basically decouple from the dollar or the next reserve currency? do you think that they are going to be able to keep the gdp deflated under control overtime because you have that relationship between gdp growth and unemployment. if that gets out of control they're going to have political issues at home to deal with, so i mean what you think about china's monetary policy going forward. >> once again i love these types of question because it kind of oldsters -- i'm so glad i spent t

the streets and suddenly you are in their store without realizing you made the transition from nature. >> i don't think they ge the fact that these two big guys standing right there with their hands on their hips, looking like bouncers is inviting you to come into their store. if anything, you look at this and say i look further for my camera. >> they don't look like happy to see you harvey. >> who are you and why are you taking this picture? >> what happened after this picture was taken? >> i'm the guy they don't want to see, because i already have a camera. >> updates? >> the one thing before you go on, i really don't like this for a number of reasons. first of all, when you are in a mall and the mall close down at night and goes away, but when you are on grant avenue and everyone closes the garage doors, overhead doors, so when these stores aren't open, the street is very gloomy and dark. >> right. >> and uninviting and somewhat foreboding. secondly , a lot of chinatown is very history historic and a lot of storefronts ripped out so these non-entrances could exist. >> a lot of people are ripping out storefr

with elizabeth >>> a busy morning so far, will take you at side low and show you live cameras the pleasanton geingolden gate bridge not that, it may bring lights on at the bay bridge the backups not too bad. it is getting busy is westbound 80 at university, when i sent a lot of traffic at the bay bridge a lot of people are stacked up approaching university avenue scene of an earlier accident involving a motorcycle. coming through lafayette west down 24 a car fire was blocking and lanes, now cleared. we are saying brake lights. check out this a long line of slowed traffic on highway 4 from and the out towards pittsburgh, and earlier multi vehicle crashed on west bound for approaching bailey road. 880 and nimitz so far so good. and that is traffic. >>> san francisco bay one of america's greatest natural resources but if a warrant for ordinary citizens it would look different >>> for their tireless efforts since the 1960's " save the bay " get this week's high five. >>> the san francisco bay is vital the two often taken for granted >>> one-third of the bay had been filled in from the tides >>> in 196

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the forefront of revitalizing manufacturing. we're proving that it can be done here, and it can be done well. [ ilona ] i came to ge after the plant i was working at closed after 33 years. ge's giving me the chance to start back over. [ cindy ] there's construction workers everywhere. so what does that mean? it means work. it means work for more people. [ brian ] there's a bright future here, and there's a chance to get on the ground floor of something big, something that will bring us back. not only this company, but this country. ♪ >>> we're looking at video that could be of the oldist paintings in the world. the artists were neanderthals, not cro-magnons, of course that branch in the evolutionary tree that just broke off and then disappeared about 12 to 15,000 years ago, approximately. that all, of course, according to a study in "science." it's between 30 and 41,000 years old. the cave paintings were created about the time that modern humans or cro-magnons first went into europe from africa. >>> wow, 3-year-old justin abarraham thought his surprise at the end of the day was a bag of cookies. he got something much sweeter. >> h

the forefront of revitalizing manufacturing. we're proving that it can be done here and it can be done well. [ ilona ] i came to ge after the plant i was working at closed after 33 years. ge's giving me the chance to start back over. [ cindy ] there's construcon workers everywhere. so what does that mean? it means work. it means work for more people. [ brian ] there's a bright future here, and there's a chance to get on the ground floor of something big, something that will bring us back. not only this company, but this country. ♪ ♪ >> hello. i am from the smithsonian national zoo. this is our octopus. he love seafood for breakfast. good morning, washington. ♪ >> more evacuation's ordered after wildfires and colorado and wyoming continue. this is glacier view colorado. 600 people told to get out. several fires burning across the state. so dangerous that the governor is banning the use of fireworks this summer. it is coming up on 10 minutes after the hour, we check traffic and weather every 10 minutes. let us get started with adam caskey. >> hi, lisa baden. >> i am hearing newschopper 7 is a riding over the scene of a crash on the

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