lockheed martin is one of our founding partners as well. it really does embody the true public-private partnership. at u.i. labs our vision is to forge the future but digital -- the future of industry through digital technology and collaboration. dmdi is the way to focus on the future of american manufacturing. let me back up for a moment. dmdii is part of the larger effort in two ways. one, it's part of a network of manufacturing institutes, part of this manufacturing u.s.a. network of 14 institutes across the u.s. that are all focused on one particular advanced manufacturing capability. the recognition of many groups, public and private, who recognized several years ago that our manufacturing capabilities were eroding and if we wanted to maintain national security, if we wanted to increase the manufacturing capabilities of the u.s., we needed to make sure that we were both developing these advancing -- advanced manufacturing technologies and also figuring out how to reduce those to practice from a technology standpoint and work force stan

lockheed martin was an early advocate in support of initiatives. i'm on the board of the advanced manufacturing for. that's place we can come together, government, academic and industry, and ship a roadmap that will lead us all together into the fourth industrial revolution. with that overview i will pass it on. >> okay, jeff, thank you very much for several think you mentioned we can come back and develop in our discussion. i am indeed now going to turn to caralynn lewinsky collins who is as it said the ceo of ui labs, the mission of which institution is to transform industries using digital technologies. caroline will surely explain what ui labs is all about but it shall suffice by way of my introduction simply to note that ui labs leads the consortium which was awarded the duty contract in 2014 to operate the digital manufacturing and design innovation institute, the udi institute as we will come to call it. it's one of as jeff alluded one of the manufacturing innovation institutes of the manufacturing technology program. prior to her appointmen

martin's fifteen billion dollar missile defense system after aggressive lobbying by the administration to close the deal that included a personal call between president donald trump and the saudi king salomon. adeel let's not forget that congress themselves approved back in two thousand and seventeen because let's not forget my friends that while this recent vote by congress is a positive sign the u.s. elected officials may buy only be standing up to the saudi influence over the us government. we can't forget that cash that cash is still king on capitol hill and it's the gold that ultimately controls the whims of congress and told that changes we must always be watching the hawks. it looks like. it's what. has to do. with the day like you that i got. was that we. would. be. pleased to. welcome everyone to watching the hawks i am tired robot and time talent and shining us today to discuss the political implications of the recent saudi vote and here in the us and beyond us conservative commentator and show favorite steve malzberg he didn't say if thank you guys for having me of good thin

he knows that if he were to pull the plug on saudi arabia the cost to lockheed martin, boeing, general dynamix, united technologies, whitney pratt, it would be huge —— would be huge. so even though this is a truly awful diplomatic situation, he is a pragmatist. i don't agree with him, but there we are. pragmatism obviously playing a key role in some of the thoughts of the amazon workers across europe who are going to be striking today will suck out protesting about what they describe as inhuman warehouse working today on black friday, when they will be filling lots of orders right across the world for people. quite shocking, some of the things that have come out here. freedom of information requests showing that in june, ambulances were called up 600 times to 14 amazon warehouses over the past three years. we talked a year ago with mike ashley about his warehouse in derbyshire. he had his wrists well and truly slapped. this is not good news. geoff bizos has seen his huge fortune come down by 20 -- 35% in the seen his huge fortune come down by 20 —— 35% in the last two months. h

i think lockheed martin is a buy. raytheon has been miserable. why? the democrats took back the house and people feel the democrats are definitely going to cut back on spending, sir that's what's going on they've done it before and i've been wrong >>> okay, here we go darrell in pennsylvania, darrell. >> mr. cramer, thank you for your infinite wisdom i currently have a position in real estate investment trust starwood property, ticker stwd i know that all are not created equal. they tend to carry a lot of debt but provide a healthy dividend with 2019 fast approaching, i would like to get your thoughts on reinvesting particularly in starwood property. >> i think it's a good idea. the stock is up nicely and it's the 8.5% yield i think you're safe. i really, really like the story. he is such a good guy and he's really well run. i applaud your choice. >>> you now have next week's game plan. but remember, everything pales in comparison to what's going to happen this very weekend i'll give you a game plan to ride out the trump-jinping g-20 tape now eyes sen

you like lockheed martin? >> i like lockheed martin, even though defense may not be the place to be this is free cash flow machine. charles: you do like activision? >> i like activision. up-and-coming. e-sports keep growing. charles: i think a lot of them there will be takeover activity. david, dr. we appreciate it. >>> record amount of money pouring into texas as democrats are determined to turn the state blue. is this the new proxy for all of america, next? ♪ - at athene, we think it's time for the financial world to stop acting the same old way. you need a partner that is willing to break free from conventional thinking. we are a different kind of financial company. we are athene, and we are driven to do more. hi.i just wanted to tell you thdependability award for its midsize car-the chevy malibu. i forgot. chevy also won a j.d. power dependability award for its light-duty truck the chevy silverado. oh, and since the chevy equinox and traverse also won chevy is the only brand to earn the j.d. power depend

lockheed martin outside of denver -- they built viking in 1976 and mars phoenix in 2008. the operations team is there, and the lucky in that schlocky -- lockeed insight edl manager is standing by. >> we are about half an hour from entry, and the start of entry to let incomes so the team is excited and focused but also very excited about the upcoming successful wedding we are getting close to. -- landing we are getting close to. >> we talked about the fact that insight is based on tried-and-true technologies, but you had to make a couple of changes for insight. what were they? >> obviously, as you said we leveraged phoenix a lot. there is a lot of great things to take from the phoenix mission, but insight is a unique mission. it is landing towards the equator of mars, and a number of things are different. we are 1.5 kilometers higher in altitude. in addition, what that has required us to do is come in a little more shallow. in addition, we are a little bit heavier than phoenix was, so we had to increase some of the strength of the lander itself. a littleed parachute bit hi

martin and raytheon and boeing like this but for the rest of it it's it's a disaster. protesters wearing yellow vests have come out across france in response to president emanuel mark ronson tax on fuel people have been blocking roads and burning tires as well as question with police the demonstrators also said toll booths on fire in the highway in. south east on tuesday night the booths as well as gates and lights were heavily damaged with the highway currently blocked. as taking a closer look at what the protesters are doing. but i'm here just on the outskirts of ruin where as you can see behind me there are a group of around one hundred yellow vests these are the they've come out to protest against the high tax on carbon and so on fuels he in france which is increased by more than twenty percent in the last year if you just take a look you'll see that there's another group over here and what they're trying to do is they're trying to blockade roads around abouts like this this is one of the main arteries that would go from blue on all the way to paris and as you can

steven beckwith says the selected group is interesting because some are well known like lockheed martin. others we've never heard of like orbit beyond or moon express. each has already submitted proposals of rover prototypes. dr. beckwith believes this move is in our national interest. >> you can see that some of our national competitors, china, japan, india, they're all e eating their own industries are of great strategic importance. >> reporter: but two names are not on the list, spacex and blue origin. they perform a different function, however, separate from the other companies. >> i don't think that list includes exactly the launch services. i think that's a list for payloads. >> reporter: some of the small landers could be rolling across the moon's surface as soon as next year. in berkeley, don ford, kpix5. >>> president trump now says that he will not meet with russian president vladimir putin this weekend. the president left this morning for a g20 summit in argentina. here's a live picture from buenos aires. president trump is just landing in the next few minutes. in fact, the a

. >>> it's awarded lockheed martin a $7 million contract to develop an iron man-like exoskeleton. >> so, the battery-operated prototype use sensors and artificial intelligence to improve a soldier's strength and endurance. similar exoskeletons were designed to help people with mobility problems. >>> and there's a christmas tree controversy at the university of scranton. we do have the charlie brown music to get the theme going. ♪ >> students are upset over the school's christmas tree because, look, they say it's scrawny and sad. they're calling it scranton's charlie brown tree. >> it's cute. but the university president is giving the tree some love. he emailed students reminding message of christmas is that god loves us unconditionally with all of our imperfections. >> all of them. >> including the tree. loves us unconditionally with all of our imperfections. so you think santa will like these... red and green m&m's? i don't know! i never met the guy! whaaaaa! he does exist! they do exist! uhm... santa? yeah right. iand the earth is flat. ahhh!! treat your cough seriously with robi

martin marietta and all the war contractors all they want but trump saying ok we're just going to pull out of nato one thing that has animated the democratic base is the. you know the militarization of the border which is a bad thing but it's so bizarre to me as kind of an outside observer of these two party system is that they don't seem to care that what raytheon actually makes what like things like tomahawk missiles that they seem to think they genuinely have no. impact on the ground when they drop like that there's no dead people and dead infrastructure annihilated infrastructure that a connelly's in the middle east are ruined like it is just seems a weird disconnect between the two sides that they can care so much about one set of children on the border with mexico but not another set of children and say yemen it just seems a weird disconnect was a good part of this are hypocritical starting to hillary clinton has an image of a tomahawk that explodes and lollipops and sunshine come out of the copy of the constitution is passed around and join hands and sing kumbaya. but again here

martin's fifteen billion dollar missile defense system after aggressive lobbying by the administration to close the deal that included a personal call between president donald trump and the saudi king salomon. adeel let's not forget that congress themselves approved back in two thousand and seventeen because let's not forget my friends that while this recent vote by congress is a positive sign the u.s. elected officials may buy only be standing up to the saudi influence over the us government. we can't forget that that cash that cash is still king on capitol hill and it's the gold that ultimately controls the whims of congress and told that changes we must always be watching the hawks. to. get the. real deal with. as it were to do. what they like you know that i got. with that we. would. be. welcome aboard the watching the hawks i am tired robot and time to have a while and joining us today to discuss the political implications of the recent saudi vote and here in the us and beyond us conservative commentator and show favorite steve malzberg he didn't say if thank you guys for having m

martin these groups are paying the atlantic council as well for these kind of opinions and the arms industry and its lobby in washington has been extremely nervous about possibly losing sales to saudi arabia and they've been quiet until now now we're starting to see these kind of murmurings so you bring up raytheon in the big war industry if you will which brings me my next question if america fails to take any real action against the saudis over the murder of shoji does this set a dangerous precedent. well of course it sets a precedent for the repression of more dissidents and mohammed bin someone has locked up you know feet women's rights at activists he's locked up lots of dissidents he x. executed a nonviolent shia cleric nimer on him or killing that was ironically defended by jamal his shoji so this kind of gives him carte blanche but i think we're going to see this case play out as the democrats take power in the house and we're going to start to see this saudi u.s. relationship scrutinized in a way that we haven't before and in riyadh mohammed bin someone will continue to tur

martin's the northrop grumman is the be a systems it is for these sorts of groups and it gets most of its money so what it does in the work that it does in the united states of america which is to create a particularly conducive environment to america later the environment for the sale of weaponry the end the n.r.a. together with these companies then try and spread that message throughout the world so the message is not just about the issue of unregulated got own ship being very closely linked to issues of freedom and liberty but also the need for an environment of militarism where military force is the preferred way to resolve conflicts and we see that manifest in all over the world so for instance with a lurch to the far populist right that we have seen in brazil over the last few days part of the agenda of that far right movement in brazil is the deregulation of gun ownership in a society that has problems of gangsterism that has problems of armed criminals so the n.r.a. is affectively spreading the american message of liberty and militarism though that under feinstein thanks so mu

into primarily a weapons and arms dealer is really against our interests lockheed martin and raytheon and boeing like this but for the rest of us it's it's a disaster. you mentioned the phrase that we're hearing a lot which is america first but is actually saudi for because saudi they they now understand they have the full support from the white stone may despite this high profile murder is this a norinco the facts failing to admit that they might be was. sponsible fully setting a precedent for bad behavior and what else can they get away with it just shows the extent of the loyalty of the u.s. to saudi arabia that this is going on as it has of course the story out of riyadh has changed every week since the since the murder happened first of all they said that he had left the embassy then when that was disproven they said well he died in a fistfight and then they said it was an accident and as this story keeps changing and we can just contrast that with with how the u.s. response to other events around the world and how it took nothing for them to actually accused russia of being resp

the second is that lockheed martin just outside of denver, colorado. engine years there are on the 2.ond console, console people all over the world are tuning in at museums and libraries and other locations, including this one at the pasadena convention center. that is where friends and family are watching right now. there will also be an opportunity to watch from new york city -- there they are, cheering -- there will also be an opportunity to watch in new york city when the landing coverage gets displayed on the nasdaq tower in times square. and of course, if you are watching, please snap a picture and share it with us using #marslanding. we would love to see it. now i would like to introduce you to nasa administrator jim bridenstine. thank you for coming. >> my honor. it is great to be here. >> thank you for being here. this is your first mars landing. jim: it is, in this job. i have witnessed these from the sidelines for many years. this is going to be a time you a successful landing on mars. everybody knock on wood. this is the first time to parti

martin remains the largest contractor how about how about boeing and general dynamics boeing general dynamics the number two and three respectively. boeing makes the k.c. forty six although a lot of their lot of their stuff is mostly civilian that's not military but what they do in the military realm is quite significant such as the aerial refuelers which is the k.c. forty six the f.a. eighteen hornet and and also the apache helicopters these are very significant systems for for the military and how about raytheon and northrop grumman michael how are they doing raytheon is doing about twenty five billion dollars a year they have sixty four thousand employees they make the missiles the radar systems the sensors guidance systems and they're involved increasingly now into cyber security and the other one unit mentioned was general dynamics they are they make the abrams tank they make and they also do information systems and technology so the top five basically are lockheed boeing general dynamics raytheon and northrop grumman northrop grumman of course make sure. it's the aerospace divi

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martin missile defense system and that not only the trumpet ministration pushed for but congress just last year was more than happy to approve it so you know it's great that they're saying we'll have a vote to talk about it and have a debate but should we expect anything actually of substance to come from this vote or is it just grandstanding because you know all of it just seems like grandstanding so oh it's all the iranians fault oh well there's money oh national security are we going to get anything out of this or is it to me because i saudi arabia is unpopular in the press. well i think that's the reason but i think you will get something out of this unfortunately in my view i think you will get a mandated end to u.s. involvement in the war in yemen you will get that that doesn't mean the war is going to stop and it and it certainly has nothing to do with purchasing selling arms to saudi arabia and keeping them as a close ally but you will get that you will get a senate resolution that will. dictate that we got to get theoretically the heck out of yemen and maybe that to me is a g

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martin's the northrop grumman is the be a systems it is for these sorts of groups and it gets most of its money so what it does in the work that it does in the united states of america which is to create a particularly conducive environment to america later the environment for the sale of weaponry the end the n.r.a. together with these companies then try and spread that message throughout the world so the message is not just about the issue of unregulated got own ship being very closely linked to issues of freedom and liberty but also the need for an environment of militarism where military force is the preferred way to resolve conflicts and we see that manifest in all over the world so for instance with a lurch to the far populist right that we have seen in brazil over the last few days part of the agenda of that far right movement in brazil is the deregulation of gun ownership in a society that has problems of gangsterism that has problems of armed criminals so the n.r.a. is affectively spreading the american message of liberty and militarism though that under feinstein thanks so mu

kevin: the president cited businesses like lockheed martin, would u.s. ties strengthen jobs domestically. mistakepresident make a by not embracing the intelligence community that implicates him? >> i think he made a mistake. we can still have the policy he laid out and acknowledge the problem. i do not like using economics as the reasoning for in action or action on issue. it is real politics. you have to take the economy into account. that stuff matters. that matters how we talk about it. it is not diplomatic speak. it is not just trying to sound good. it is saying that we hold values to be dear to us. we hold them close to us. if we lose that moral authority, then when russia does what they see humanably, or you rights violations in africa or other parts of the world, it takes away our ability to have impact with words because they say -- what about saudi arabia? i think the policy is correct. there are no good answers. words matter. i wish he would have had someone else write that statement. shery ahn: one more question on this. brendan boyle joined u

, martin, and what he calls other great u.s. contractors. kevin.thank you, oil is at its lowest level this year, continuing to check those markets, the energy sector is one of those sectors that losing ground, down 1.4%. live from new york and d.c., this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: bank of england governor mark carney says the central bank welcomes the possibility of transition.e brexit he was questioned about the split today in parliament and has often said that a transition is needed for financial stability. he also says that they are looking at brexit scenarios rather than making precise forecast. poland is the latest country to globalw from a group migration pack, citing national sovereignty as the region -- the reason. the global compact for safe, orderly, and regular migration, which will be legally binding, is due to be formally approved at a u.n. meeting next month in morocco. in brussels the european union held an event marking the 70th anniversary of the universal declaration of human rights. speakers caution against a div

companies like boeing and lockheed martin . he says billions of dollars and hundreds of thousands of jobs. that's overstated, what all analysts would say. what he says defies the intelligence community. we've seen mention with the president's relationship with kim jong un and north korea as well. this will be ongoing. republicans on capitol hill, even some. president's allies, have said the president is wrong about this for siding with the saudi crown prince. the president and the saudi crown prince could meet next week in argentina at the g-20. the president was asked if not saudi arabia, who was responsible? this is what he said. "maybe the world should be held accountable because the world is a very vicious place." so not specifically saying who should be held accountable, sawing the world should be held accountable. >> it's reminiscent of his statement the other day. we saw the president on the often with the u.s. military. how else is he spending his thanksgiving? >> reporter: for the last several hours after doing that, h

this is one that we're working with the department, the joint program office, and with lockheed martin to drive the sustainment costs down and we will not stop until we see them on par. >> mr. pendleton, do you have any views on just the fleet readiness and why, you know -- i know it's a complex aircraft. it only took almost two decades to procure and develop, which is a whole other topic for another hearing. it does seem to me kind of ludicrous that we get new aircraft off the production line and, you know, within a month, they're at 65% readiness. what do you think's going on there? >> i think the air force focused on production and not enough on sustaining the aircraft, just to be blunt about it. it's causing problems now. the depots are already several years behind, parts are a problem, and it's going to be difficult to achieve those kind of mission capability rates. i will say on mission capability rates, whenever i hear a percentage, i'm a auditor, that's a numerator and denominator, what's in those will become very important and we'll be watching that, of course. >> great. thank

it's ridiculous that the military-industrial complex because he takes money from lockheed martin. the reason we are in this place is because the will of the voter is not being heard. >> would you like to repeat the question? >> i think i got it. >> we are not supposed to be one giant city. we are supposed to be a union of various different state. if we were to eliminate daylight or apology would have presidential candidate going to new york city, california. we would hear from anyone and are interested because lately left off the table. it gets to the point of how our country is set up. founders were flawed people that they were brilliant in many regards particularly because they believe power wasn't supposed to be concentrated in one city 500 miles away from our border. we were supposed on this all-powerful city of washington d.c. this change so much. now the richest reason in america all suburbs of washington d.c. or twice that of maine. if we fix this we have to we have to power come back to the state and local level and make decisions in may not work for many people, not have

martin and boeing, whether it's harley davidson, amazon, and of course now gm. in terms of how we've seen those situations play out, is there a tact that ceos can take or have taken that have proven more successful in terms of being able to execute on their strategies and continue to work well with the white house versus others >> they have tried various strategies i think it's a great question. part of the question should also be what the white house needs to learn to better engage the u.s. business community it's a two-way street here the u.s. business community for the most part, major big company ceos have great trepidation about the trump administration smaller company ceos were excited about the promise. and then as president trump took over, their skepticism melted away, they were quite excited. in early 2017 there was a great sense of alignment and enthusiasm about reduction of regulatory problems and some other issues on immigration and others they had hopes for. tax reform was a big one that dissipated, of course, in the summer of 2017 when he attacked

martin and even boeing. >> we'll have to see what next two years look like because usually president in charge starts to run for reelection right after the midterms and -- if they would do anything. >> run for reelection that's true. but does he kind of policy -- i don't think that's the president. david nelson david thank you very much for being here. >> thanks for having me, cheryl. let's see how this might affect markets today, the day before americans go to pollings dow down 39 and nasdaq down half a point still ahead one day remaining, president trump making his final fitch in key swing states before voters flood the polls. >> this is one of the most important elections of our lifetime. there is electricity in the air like i haven't seen since the the 16 -- >> we are live in florida we're not one but two of the tightest most crucial and expensive races are taking place. and if you thought spending a thousand dollars on latest iphone was a lot of money. think again. how your phone is actually costing you mega bucks when we come back. ♪ show me movies a grinch would love. [ bark

nasa's partners include well known companies like lockheed martin and some that many have never even heard of like orbit beyond and moon express. a uc berkeley researcher told kpix the partnerships are in our national interest. >> you can see that some of our national competitors, china, japan, india, they're all creating their own industries in the same way because these are of great strategic importance. >> two heavyweights were left off the list, elon musk's spacex and jeff bezos' rocket company blue origin. experts say they don't provide payloads and instead offer launch services. selected companies have already submitted proposals of rover prototypes. some could be rolling across the moon as soon as next year. >> we look forward to that. thanks. >>> a bay area girl wanted to wear steph curry's sneakers, how she got the warriors star attention. >> a dumping of snow in the sierra and plenty still falling, the warning to drivers, stay home or risk getting stuck. >>> new at 6:00 a letter to steph curry from a little girl in napa changed the way a huge company does business. >> as kp

missions provided by lockheed martin, raytheon, and others. certified -- i'm rrrry, pompe certified this was ok. we will see what happens. right now, as he says this, saudi forces are massising outse .f yemen's main port some fear for another attack on cut off and try to start the place. this as they have brought millions to the brink of famine anand have already killed by the best recent estimates, perhaps 50,000, perhaps 60,000 or 70,000 yemenis, and created one of the most serious outbreaks of cholera in recent world history. is is all directly chargeable against the u.s.. there are some talk about cutting off u.s. arms sales to saudi a arabia. well, that is not a matter of policy, that is a criminal matter. these u.s. arms sales and the u.s. refueling and training for saudi arabia is a war crime because the u.s. is facilitating attacks on civilian targets in yemen. said if youjr aren't a terrorist, you are a terrorist. i agree with jr bush. in this case, the u.s. government is a terrorist. that is the way we should look get saudi arms sale

i said it's funny president trump went after boeing and lockheed martin that was the bottom in both stocks. he went after pfizer in the spring that was the bottom of that stock i'm saying he is going after apple now with the tariff stuff. maybe he put in the bottom for aapl. >> why do you think about that in the car hide. >> are you thinking in the traffic on the way home that he marked the bottom for gm. >> that's a horse of a different color. >> okay that's. >> last night i said mel i'm concerned that this president, there are taped bombs coming from president trump i didn't think the next day. next day. >> our next guest says one of the two tech giants has the edge mark newton of newton advisers at the plasma to break it down. >> hi, there let's take a look. what is better technically one has fallen 20% the last few months other down 8%. apple versus microsoft and now we are here a longer term area of trend line support. this is interesting at a time when you look at relative strength it's gotten oversold. also down to near 33 on weekly relative strength that's the lowest in apple since

now the men and with imthat work at raytheon and lockheed martin do excellent work to build weapons that keep us safe. now they're in the hands of people who do not value human life and the president had an opportunity here to stand up for american values, individual rights and human life, he's demurrered. that's very dangerous. >> christine i want to ask you how this is resonating around the world. i will put up a tweet here. pute what's the message this sends to other strong men, autocrats around the world? >> the message it send is that this president no longer stands with -- maybe he never did -- true values of the american bill of rights and the american constitution, what was always sack sacrisant, which if you are nice to this man who is nice to him, if you theoretically throw around money, if you make innuendos about promises of the future the president will do business. i think that sends one message to our allies, we're not the america we once were. and sends a message to dictators, we are opened for business. and it really is the opposite of what america should be and has been

lockheed martin, the russia actually giving them competition on missile defense systems. there are a lot of individual stories and it all adds up to down 500 point session for the dow. how do you handle this? >> well, i think if you are a long-term investor, you can't react to these moves. as we have seen, the markets are very volatile, since the end of september, really, beginning of october, when fed chair powell said he may normalize interest rates. while we are down about 500 points today, we might be up 500 points tomorrow. so unfortunately, for the average investor, my best advice is to do nothing. charles: okay. erin, heather, jack, thank you all very much. >>> meanwhile, shocker really, this is what tilted us into the red at the very beginning of the session. nissan's chairman carlos ghosn arrested in japan for underreporting millions of dollars in salary. he's expected to be fired by that company's board of directors, meeting on thursday. to hillary vaughn with the latest because this is an amazing story. carlos ghosn known as one of the best ceos in the world fo