made a public records request, tried to talk to jim walter into speaking me a list. that did not work. it is so important that we have come up 500 + tenants. some people have fleets and so forth. the people do not know what is going on. it is going to fall back on the port. it is not going to fall back on any but -- anyone but the port. this does have to go to the board of supervisors eventually. i really cannot plead with you enough to come up with the way that we can communicate to the entire tennessee. i do not see how you are going to be able to make all the pieces come together between now and september. one of the issues i am pretty familiar with, you currently get your power from puc. and by california puc, at energy commission, you cannot become a utility. if you are putting meters in, they have to be put into the san francisco puc. they have not talked to ports at all. they were unaware of this going on. i am trying to say, there are so many loose ends that you cannot possibly get it by september. if you put that as a deadline, it will make it difficult for

jim. how you doing? >> real good. how are you? >> caller: good. i called in about walter energy. stock was at 52. you said dog. ndustry, stay away. is this rumor or is there credence to this? >> on jim cramer "mad money" we never recommend a stock where the fundamentals are in decline. maybe they get a takeover bid. i have to miss it. the fundamentals are declining. i'm passing. josh in florida, please. josh. >> caller: jim, i know the shale plays are hot. do you prefer gulf port energy or growth in the utica shale or enbridge energy in the bakkan shale. >> easy one. some people are upset with enbridge because of spills. i'm not happy either. that wrecks it for everybody. that particular piece of paper is a good one. we heard the other day from mr. bakkan they need pipe. enbridge is the way to go. griff in ohio, near the utica shale, no doubt. >> caller: it is a pleasure indeed. i want to check in since the sage of omaha has called his, i wonder what you think of phillips 66 since the bifurcation with phillips. >> uh i like the whole group. i have been trying to get together a piece. i can't do it just because

so what was it a good move by the cronkite's, howling and walter cronkite seniors father to move to houston, but it would be jim crow. they encounter a flood of racism. his father's dental just did not work out. he was at a dental college, has some personal problems with other people and he started drinking heavily, his father. eventually they get a divorce and walter is the only child raised by his mother in houston and his father moved back to missouri. cronkite got a very early interest in journalism in gold. both that lanier, middle-school. they started having journalism classes. for journalism classes and 30, 31 in high school was unusual. cronkite started competing and he was all about the five w.'s of journalism and walter cronkite believed in us until he died. who, what, when, where, why, basic reporting. he did a great job writing for school newspapers and eventually come alertly due to a girlfriend staying in houston, he enrolled in university of texas at austin, got deeply involved with the school paper, wanted for a while to be an engineer, mineral engineering, hoping he could get rich. although he

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