plus, wyndham pays you a solid yield. imagine raising the dividend by 19%.alk about a sign of confidence. and if you value it like starwood, this $75 stock, i know, i'm just going to put it out there, if you value it like starwood, the $75 stock is worth $175. now, i know that's too rosy a view, but i wouldn't be too surprised if wyndham can't work back to its old high of $92 and then trade over $100. so, here's the bottom line -- in the wake of this bidding war for starwood after the beatdown the group has suffered from the shadow boxing with airbnb, we need to revalue the whole hotel cohort. and despite the recent rallies in these stocks, they're still depressed after last year's underperformance. that's why i like intercontinental hotels as an inexpensive consolidation play, marriott, but only for the long haul, and my absolute favorite right now, the cheapest and maybe the best run, wyndham worldwide. much more "mad money" ahead, including my take on chipotle. is it the worst opening for the company? i'll tell you if wall street's appetite could change f

. >> the largest town in this area is wyndham, population of 125,000. >> you can't find jobs. >> we haveeastern connecticut is suffering. >> windham county had the lowest income level in connecticut. >> costs are going up but incomes are not going up. >> we are documenting anything that surprises you with wyndham so far? >> they have been so welcoming. i am already speaking on the radio. i have been here for a minute. leads inump connecticut by at least 20 points. >> the inside track on jobs, he needs to know -- he knows what needs to be done. we to go back to the constitution and rebuild this country. >> we have conservative values. you can see it on the streets. if you go to windham, they are extremely, i want is a liberal. i lean more towards john kasich because he is more middle of the line type of guy. he has for bernie, accomplished things for climate change and has a plan. >> i think hillary clinton will do a wonderful job. >> it doesn't feel like a political battleground. >> there are a lot of people that elected where politics on their sleeves, but they definitely are. they are

wyndham hotels and royal caribbean cruises are also offering deals. >>> and it's reported that a woman may replace andrew jackson on the $20 bill, but not until 2030 at the earliest. sources tell cbs news an announcement is expected this week, and that alexander hamilton's portrait will remain on the $10 bill. the change on the $20 bill is taking so long because of security measures. >> can't wait for the big reveal. he hena daniels at the new york stock exchange. thanks a lot. >>> ahead, fulfilling a football dream. a blind long snapper finally gets to deliver for usc. >> cancer of the retina. quilted northern works so well people can forget their bathroom experience. just like they forgot conductor randy, who sees all and forgets nothing. at least he's not constable bob. hey there, hi. why do people have eyebrows? why do people put milk on cereal? oh, are you reading why people put milk on cereal? why does your tummy go "grumbily, grumbily, grumbily"? why is it all (mimics a stomach grumble) no more questions for you! ooph, that milk in your cereal was messing with you, wasn't it? tr

wyndham hotels and royal caribbean cruises are also offering deals. brooke, jim? >> so i look in my wallet, i always seem the same $20, it will be looking a live dill river in the next few years? >> that's right. it is report recalled that a woman may replace andrew jackson on the 20-dollar bill, but not until 2030, and that's at the earliest, sources tell cbs news an announcement is expected this week, alexander's poor trait will remain on the 10-dollar bill, the change on the 20-dollar bill is taking so long because of security measures. back to you. >> oh, well thanks a lot, hain a, have a good morning. meanwhile, coming up after the break, we'll get another check on weather and traffic. >> katie is going to tell us just how warm it will get today. we will be right back. >> could you both the weekend we just had? pretty tough to. we will try today. we will end up being another gorgeous day, happen mine day folks, not too difficult to roll out of bed when you have got a forecast like this. hopefully you've had the chance to make some outdoor plans, get out this

. >> the largest town in this area is wyndham, population 25,000. >> the population that was here cannot we have high unemployment. eastern connecticut is still suffering. >> windham county has the lowest income level in connecticut. >> costs are going up but incomes are not going up. younything that surprised about the people in the windham area so far? >> they have been so welcoming. i marty speaking on the radio. >> dollar trump leads the republican polls in connecticut by lease 20 points. i think he's got the inside track on jobs and he knows what needs to be done. slate clean,pe the go back to the constitution, and rebuild the country. >> we have conservative values, you can see it on the street. >> i would lean more towards kasich, to be honest with you. type more a middle lines of guy. >> bernie has accomplished rings for climate change and has a plan. >> i think she will do a wonderful job. >> it doesn't feel like a political battleground. >> a lot of people don't like to wear politics on their sleeve. they are worried about being harassed. >> what i liked about donald trump, he

. >> the largest town in this area is wyndham, population 25,000. >> the population that was here cannotigh unemployment. eastern connecticut is still suffering. >> windham county has the lowest income level in connecticut. >> costs are going up but incomes are not going up. >> anything that surprised you about the people in the windham area so far? >> i am surprised how nice everyone is, that they are so welcoming, but i've only been here minutes and already speaking on the radio. donald trump leads the republican polls in connecticut by at least 20 points. i think donald has the inside track on jobs and he knows what needs to be done. we need to go back to the constitution and rebuild this country. we have conservative values, you can see a down the street, quite world. if you go to windham, they are not as conservative. towardsld lay more kasich because he is a middle of the line guy. >> i am for bernie. he has accomplished things for time a change and has a plan. >> i think hillary will do a wonderful job. >> it doesn't feel like a political battleground. >> a lot of people don't lik

. >> i just took a trip this morning to go to grand wyndham, the original what we refer to the orphanagehe established. to see something like that that she started that still exist today. there is a beautiful plaque that is dedicated to her. she lived to be 97 years old. for us, now, it that is incredible. ron has this beautiful -- he said something really interesting to me when we were discussing her. she lived to see the beginning of the civil war and the unveiling of the washington monument. if you can, and your mind, you can imagine her -- he likes to imagine rubbing shoulders with abraham lincoln. she had an incredible view to his life in that time. charlie: did you do a lot of research? did you simply look at the text and say, i know jefferson. i know the jefferson that i want to be. christopher: first and foremost, i wanted to honor what was there. i am still doing research. the more i learn things. i think there is so much in a text. daveed: the thing you realize about jefferson quickly is that he did so much, you could make any choice and justify it. the choices are endless. the

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into the quarter revenue expectations, and they still missed, corning and hershey and whirlpool and wyndham continued to miss. 3m, this is one of the great multinationals in the world, consistent earnings grower. earnings expected to be up 10.8%. these are year over year for 3m. sales down 2.2%. this is what a lot of these companies look like, modest growth on the earnings front and nothing at all on the revenue front. there you see 3m. and consistently reflected the fact it's a big, big earnings grower. that was historic high last week for 3m here and almost 21 times forward earnings, carl. so, again, the valuation issue coming up a lot this quarter with these big multinationals. back to you. >> bob pisani, thank you very much. ten-year at a one-month high. let's get to rick santelli in chicago. rick. >> yes, carl. you know, it is an aggressive but it's a creep. it's a creep of higher rates, it's not only here, it's other sovereigns as well. that's very significant not only because of the level but because of the timing and because of the economic underpinnings or lack thereof. look at a o

woods hit the links for the first time yesterday since a tie for tenth in the wyndham championship lastple back surgeries. >>> for the first time ever, the founder of nike telling his story. phil knight, who is preparing to step down as chairman this year, has never openly talked about the past or how he with a group of runner and accountant buddies formed blue ribbon sports which ultimately grew to become nike. at age 77 one of the most influential entrepreneurs in american history, ready to share his story. his new memoir being published today. he'll sit down for a rare interview today on "squawk on the street." 10:30 eastern time. i am absolutely going to be watching this. i am fascinated by him. >> he speaks so infrequently. when you get a chance to hear him. >> he wrote his own book. >>> andrew luck turning a new page, the indianapolis colts quarterback announcing the creation of his own online book club with two categories. one for veterans readers and one for rookies. guest athletes will take over while he is on the field. by the way, his first book picks are "maniac mcghee" by j

then telling competitors to vote for her in tuesday's primary because if you stick with me you will wyndhame morning but warm up quite nicely. i think we need to turn this in to the "fox & friends" food truck turns sits here permanently those chicken fingers really good. spring weather clayton clayton, it feels like it. h high pressure+t controlling everything across the east. nothing but blue sky and temperatures warming up a lot. down across parts of the central gulf, that's where you have the moisture coming. in rockies, cold air causing big storm. snow and severe weather again today. and when you look at the satellite and radar picture it shows you exactly that the clearer skies across the east. big storm we have the planes, snow falling across parts of new mexico and eastern arizona in the white mountains and in towards the central rockies. see 1 to 2 feet of snow by the time it's done. denver about a foot of snow by the time it's done and rain is going to fall for days across the central plains along with the severe some spots 5 to 10 inches of rain. more flooding. so much flooding ac