rockwell didn't do that. somebody did it later when they painted the background and took out the lines from the saturday evening post. there's other images of willie gillies. this one was never published. the young recruit. he was too young to enlist but posing for these pictures, the rabbit's foot for good luck. so you know who he is, looking stary eyed as these citizens are eating, smoking, sitting around. this painting, just to the side of it here though is really one of the better willie gillies images. one of the more poignant ones. in a place oppenheim it and thinking about what is to come. >>> the painting here was painted by rockwell late in 1944 and is an impassenger of people in small town america listening to news and getting their newspaper in the back. and the artist takes you through this group of people. newspaper was to have on its cover a headline that says war plans for france. there was a potential invasion of france talked about prior to d-day on the radio. the figures here are gathering t

rockwell didn't do that. somebody did it later when they painted the background and took out the lines from "the saturday evening post." there are other images of willie gillis. this one was never published. willie, the young recruit, remember, he was too young to enlist posing for these pictures and the rabbit's foot for good luck, willie gillis so you know who he is and looking starry-eyed naively as these hardened citizens were eating, smoking, sitting around and looking at the veterans of war and it was thought of as a little bit too harsh a contrast and wasn't published in "the saturday evening post." this painting just to the side of it here, though, is really one of the better willie gillis images and one of the more poignant ones. willie in a place of worship with military superiors in front and behind thinking about what is to come. the painting here, war news was painted by rockwell in late 1944 and it is an image of people in small town america listening to their news, getting their news from a new

rockwell created that -- rockwell painted the created the ideological concepts that president roosevelt in the state of the union address in 1941. >> this is freedom of speech and expression. the second is freedom of every person who worships god in his own way everywhere in the world. the third is freedom from want, translated in the world terms, means economic understanding procured through every nation a healthy peace time life everywhere in the world. the fourth is freedom of fear. it means a worldwide reduction of armament. that no nation will be in a position to be in a physical act of aggression against any neighbor anywhere in the world. (applause) >> what people forget today is that the concept of four freedoms did not take immediate halt on the national psyche. a few artists made images of freedoms, there was talk of freedoms, but it didn't capture the imagination in any way that people would be excited about until norman rockwell. rockwell's four paintings of the "four freedoms" made understandable and tangible the value of those freedoms and were, arguably, the most prominen

. >>> the painting here was painted by rockwell late in 1944 and is an impassenger of people in small town america listening to news and getting their newspaper in the back. and the artist takes you through this group of people. newspaper was to have on its cover a headline that says war plans for france. there was a potential invasion

retire better >>> welcome back shares of rockwell up this morning. another earnings mover rockwell automation ceo and chairman joining us now. thanks for being with us >> happy to be here. >> in terms of the result themselves, saw a big beat an eps in particular but also while you adjusted your fiscal year guidance you still did put out the guidance which i think is very notable given pe wi we hav dozens of companies pull why did you still feel confident to put information out there what sort of data are you tracking that enables you to do that >> we started with a good quarter for us both in terms of revenue as well as earnings. we thought it was important particularly in a time of uncertainty like this to be able to share the information that we think is most important when charting a course for the future we thought that giving more information rather than less would be most helpful at this point. >> yeah, there's this belief that's emerged from a number of tech ceos that this crisis will accelerate the digitization we have seen in a number of ind

>> ...a norman rockwell shocker. >> is it a fake? >> well, this was the question that was in everyone's mind. >> oh, if these walls could talk. >> i want you to put your hands like this, and we're going to pull it toward me. >> aah! >> there you go. >> oh, my goodness. >> keep going. ♪ [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ] ♪ >> i'm jamie colby in arlington, vermont, once home to norman rockwell. it was also home to a man who left his children

crisis rockwell's approach. the sept 188 like it was. that. fixed found. hello i'm richard gives birth and you're watching the listening post here are some of the coronavirus stories the media angles that we're covering from home this week they say numbers don't lie when you're tracking the pandemic though the numbers can mislead and misinformed italy is now more than a month into its national quarantine we speak with journalists there about the hits and misses in their coverage of covert 19 the latest social media platform taking steps to stop the spread of coronavirus misinformation is what's at its laying down some new rules plus our new call of duty you can you hear me yes the conference call and it's no video game. kovac 19 is a news story driven by the numbers how many countries have been infected how many people have it how many have succumbed to the virus what is the recovery rate and is the curve flattening and how quickly the data helps journalists quantify the scale of this pandemic and allows news consumers to assess the risk the numbers also i

of coronavirus cases rockwell's approach however the setup. like it was about i think that. i 40. 6 hours. on. hello i'm richard gives birth and you're watching the listening post who are some of the coronavirus stories the media angles that we're covering from home this week they say numbers don't lie when you're tracking the pandemic though the numbers can mislead and misinformed italy is now more than a month into its national quarantine we speak with journalists there about the hits and misses in their coverage of covert 19 the latest social media platform taking.

technologiesd purchase rockwell collins and merge with raytheon. you had the heck sell woodward merger who cited the coronavirus as too much of a distraction, but on the others of this you will see consolidation in aviation because the economics is better when you combine suppliers. to have more negotiating power with boeing, i don't think they have a lot of negotiating power now, but it is in the supplier'' supplies to get more out. the sheer magnitude of jet retirements we are seeing, that is a concern for ge as well. those are the most expensive lanes to do -- planes to do andtenance on an ge does -- ge does work on them. you may never see revenues get docked to the levels we saw in 2019 -- get back to the levels we saw in 2019. francine: how much more on cost can they save without laying off jobs? particular, they have already cut pretty far to the bone. ge thing interesting about as revenue per employee is relatively good due to some of its peers so there is the question of how much extra fat there is in the system that you can take off. larry

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but you know again rockwell have see at the end of the day what's going to matter is. did this process work will there be a reopening and does the economy comeback sufficiently can't lose 30% of the restaurants across the united states. and the trouble. fact that that has in other industries. so we'll come back sufficiently enough and then what's the discussion at that point you go joe biden's tax increase or does trump offered different plan. but these polls right now i'm not really worried about with 3 has when he's handling this situation ones out ones down what's going to matter is whether they can reopen the economy successfully in may. and not have a rebound if he has a rebound or the country as a rebound that's going to hurt him in the polls. if the company open as a company the country reopened successfully then he's going to get a boost in the polls you can see the economy is just around the corner you can say we're about to reopen as grew never because we're a dozen come true. income somebody else and next you know there's an electoral college wipe out that's

which is really good for rockwell, because we can play the "somebody's watching me" at the opening of the segment, which we always do when we talk about privacy. i wonder how many were killed by the slippery slope? oh, it is a slippery slope, but that's a terrible argument, because it is based on a hypothetical advent. dominant -- event. it could lead to something, so let's not do this. the bottom line is an illness map is not intrusive. only if someone goes in to check on you, which is why you would have mutually insured exposure. if some of the checks here status whether it is this or stds, you have to log in. and the person being snooped on can see who is snooping on them. this is what they did in norway when they made the tax returns public. everybody's tax returns or online print you can check on your neighbor, but if you check on your neighbor, your neighbor can see that you are checking in on them. it's not going to be open the door way to knowing what you have. and by the way, this is nothing new. this is what you do to corral disease. this is what they do in college is when t

most sectors are higher with industrials among the top performers in addition to 3m's earnings beat rockwell and cummings posted better than expected results and those stocks are up. one notable weak spot, ups, despite a beat on revenues the company missed on the top line and withdrew its guidance and also suspending buy bax and expects to reduce capx by a million dollars. "squawk on the street" returns in two minutes feed a healthy lifestyle, with pure protein. high protein. low sugar. tastes great! high protein. low sugar. so good. high protein. low sugar. mmm, birthday cake. and try pure protein shakes, with 24 vitamins and minerals. and sometimes, you can find yourself heading in a new direction. but when you're with fidelity, a partner who makes sure every step is clear, there's nothing to stop you from moving forward. >>> welcome back food and beverage giant pepsico out with earnings giving us another look at consumption during the coronavirus lockdown. the company did beat estimates and had strong organic sales numbers, up 8% one of the key things investors were watching, as they are