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haines was taking monday. it is proved, more or less, that she was intending to protect the sheriff, based on what was coming out of this incident. chairperson hur: you have conversations suggesting the sheriff had talked to ms. haines about providing pressure? >> we expect to get something out of this testimony, at least about contact regarding this incident, and also their relationship and ms. haines statement of their purpose. the kelly williams statement is first offered to show state of mind with regard to reporting this incident. less so, what happened on the 31st. the second reason the statement is relevant for a non-hearsay purpose is that there are substantial similarities between the account that ms. lopez gives to ms. williams and gave to ms. madison on the first. that tends to defeat the claim,, a claim of fabrication are in accuracy. it essentially gives greater weight to their testimony, in that they independently say that ms. lopez was relating to them the same basic facts about what happened. i

hain has pulled back 16 months from its high, though.ges all it seemed like it did was go higher. one cent earnings beat off the 39-cent basis. a lot of companies are growing that fast. hain is now selling for just 20 times next year's earnings with a 16.6% long-term growth rate. that's inexpensive. plus, hain keeps making acquisitions that add to the growth rate, including the announcement of the purchase of blueprint. let's talk to irwin simon to hear more about this quarter and where his company is headed. irwin, welcome back. how are you, sir? have a seat. i had to come back. the electricity came on. i had to toss all my frozen food. everything. and i started thinking, i'm going to see irwin today, and i bet you in some weird way -- and i know you're doing some great charity stuff, too. i have to go back to the store and replenish everything. >> so first of all, my thoughts and my family's thoughts go with everybody affected by the hurricane. just terrible what happened out there. just absolutely inexcusable and horrible things. but

take cramer fave hain celestial.m soy dream, greek gods yogurt, earth's best baby food. corn and soy prices have gone through the roof. hain still reports a fabulous quarter. on top of that the company announced it is buying brands from premier foods and a great deal that should add 25 cents to hain's earnings per share. what's the secret to the success? this is not just a food company. it is a play on one of the hottest trends out there. something that can trump this miserable drought. i am talking about the embrace of natural and organic food to the point you can have hain's products in walmart, target, kroger. that's why you have a spectacular 280% gain. not an error. in april of 2010. it's up more than 33% since last time we spoke to the ceo after the last terrific quarter. let's check in with the ceo to hear more about where the company is headed after the quarter and the deal with premier foods. welcome back to "mad money." >> how are you? >> have a seat. i will say it. congratulations. it's up on the quarter a

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we know hain has a 13% growth rate. just became public, it's much harder to extrapolate what their future growth would be. that said, last year annie's posted a 150% earnings per share increase on 25% research growth. i think it's safe to assume that annie's will be growing faster than hain, probably a whole lot faster. yet annie's has a lower price to earnings multiple than hain. this suggests to me that the growth-oriented money managers will be bidding up annie's to much higher levels to account for the company's rapid expansion. not only is this stock not expensive versus its compare, but frankly there's a strong case to be made that it's still cheap versus its compare. and that's how we think on wall street. we don't think of cheap versus general motors, okay? we think of cheap versus some company that isn't apple to an apple. plus, you have to figure that the wall street promotion machine is going to get way behind this thing. i bet it will be pushd hard when the quiet period ends from the brokers who wrote the de

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haines was taking monday. it is proved, more or less, that she was intending to protect the sheriff, based on what was coming out of this incident. chairperson hur: you have conversations suggesting the sheriff had talked to ms. haines about providing pressure? >> we expect to get something out of this testimony, at least about contact regarding this incident, and also their relationship and ms. haines statement of their purpose. the kelly williams statement is first offered to show state of mind with regard to

hence the incredible strength of hain celestial, hain for you home gamers. international play on the organic food business, a category worth $81 billion. you probably know hain for their many brands. yogurt, garden of eden chips, which could be coming to a super bowl party near you. nondairy milk along with earth's best baby food like gerber, and a slew of organic grocery products. these guys understand this business and what appeals to the natural and organic-oriented customer better than anybody. no surprise to you, i hope, that when hain reported last night that they delivered another fabulous quarter. it really understates how good this quarter was. inline revenues rose over 32% year-over-year. that's the reason the stock surged $2.15 today, new high. giving us a 33% gain since the last time we spoke to the ceo in august and a phenomenal 129% return since i got behind this in april of 2010. that's why i'm thrilled that the founder, chairman, and ceo of hain celestial is here with us tonight. let's talk about the quarter and the company's prospects. welco

but that's just not hain's story.tock ran up into the quarter and it just kept running, rising another 6% the day after imported. now giving 184% gain since i got behind it about two years ago. april 2010. now more than 23% since the last time we spoke to the ceo. february 2, stock not cheap. never been cheap. 24.4 times forward earnings, 10% growth rate. though i think the growth estimate could end up being way too low. nevertheless, it's the one to pay up for. hain celestial is the undisputed best to play the healthy eating trend that's sweeping not just the nation, but the world. the company had consistently fabulous execution. management is terrific. the latest results, they're to die for. hain reported record earnings. and record sales. earnings beat. 31.5% year over year. in the u.s. which accounts for 70% of their sales, products actually accelerated from 7% growth to 9%. tough year-over-year comparisons. when it comes to food, there's no arguing with taste. but sales, we can absolutely quantify. based on the n

he have grown hain i started it in 1993. we have taken great acquisitions and we are on our way to $100 million. earth's best was a $14 million business. today well over $115 million. they don't know how to take it with the next level. one of the big temperatuopportur us is the soup business. in five years cans of soup will not go away all together but will go away in a big way. if you look at our chicken products. antibiotic free. you don't want them in your meat and chicken today. the whole thing with sprouted grain. recently you had johnson and johnson come out and say we are going to take fermaldahyde out of our products. the consumer is educated and reads labels and looks for ingreedients. there are so many sicknesses out there today. it is coming from the processed foods that we eat. >> let me ask you, on the acquisition firm, what about you as the prey, pepsi for example, the stock is doing okay, but they haven't found growth, this would fit. >> we are in the snack business, the beverage business, one of the things wi

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haines. we would probably want to subpoena her for live testimony. chairperson hur: let's go through your witness list, then. i want to hear why we need to hear at all from some of these people. why do we need -- what is inspector becker's testimony going to be and what charge in your charging document is this related to? >> both inspector becker and -- were the domestic violence unit investigators said they serve the collection of evidence. they did personally observe ileana lopez and testified to her demeanor. they interviewed ms. -- >> why do we need to hear -- if we are going to hear from ms. mattison and ms. lopez and mr. merton, why do we have to hear from inspectors becker and danielle? >> we would attempt to limit their testimony to the demeanor of ms. lopez and the summary of what they did. >> how is her demeanor going to help us decide whether or not this contract has occurred? >> it pertains to the dissuasion count and to what happened between her and the sheriff. the sheriff has maintained there was a single grabbing of her arm in order t

haines, mr. mertins, and mr. hennessey. i think the last few people are people who i could see potentially coming in by declaration if they must testify. here is how i would like to proceed with this. i welcome the views of my fellow commissioners on first, whether there are folks i have mentioned who we think there is no need to hear testimony from. secondly, if there are people who why it -- who i committed to and i would like -- who i omitted. when the parties address this, i would like to hear from any witness you think we need testimony and who is not on the list that we discussed, i want to know what charge that testimony would relate to. let me open it up to my fellow commissioners. anybody on the list who you think is -- we do not need to hear testimony from or it is an open question that we should reserve until later. commissioner renne: when you went through this list and said the witnesses who you thought would possibly -- we possibly should receive testimony, were you referring to live testimony or by declaratio

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haines iii, senior pastor at friendship west baptist church. dr. haines, welcome to the show. >> thank you, professor dyson. >> isn't it ironic, dr. haines, through this entire debate the focus has been on the wealthiest americans paying more taxes, not people who will lose unemployment benefits come january 1st? you're the pastor of a huge church in dallas that talks about poverty and social injustice. what's your reaction to this? >> well, not only is it ironic. i think it's almost sinful, especially during this season where we have just celebrated the birth of one who was born homeless. i think that unfortunately if the wise men had been replaced by the speaker of the house as well as the senate minority leader, instead of he bearing gifts they would have taken away from him unemployment benefits. so i find it painfully sinful that this is both immoral, because when we talk about any faith expression that faith expression is always concerned about those who are most vulnerable. and please understand, we're not talking about persons who are going

haines every time i look at a chart like that. >> i know. mark. at mcdonald's which was the chart that i picked for one week because, of course, they missed slightly on their estimates. and that picture tells the story. a lot of people feel as though the street is pricing

i would like to invite up douglas goldman, stephen haines, monica ware, andjes jessica. i want to recognize the 75th anniversary. it was purchased by rosalie m. stern and was given to the city in memory of her husband. she wanted the site to be preserved as a park where the public could enjoy it admission and free music and performances. on june 4, under -- 1932, stern grove was dedicated. kshe formed the nonprofit association stability that comes to its work to be free and design for everyone's interested. it is a special place, and natural amphitheater surrounded by giant eucalyptus, and edwards -- redwood. this reflects the commitment to making sure the had exceptional programming and deserve a diverse audience. the music festival is a bay area tradition and something we look forward to. performers have been there, the opera, ballet, ladysmith black mambazo, roberta flack, and sheila e and the escobedo family. we are very lucky to have this festival. i wanted to bring these folks out here to thank you. it was not for your hard work in organizing the volunteers who are

late september hain laid out this plan for the company's future.s goal is to accelerate the company's growth. putting it in the retailers that the sweet loves and he thinks he can grow the online business and expand the assortment to petite sized clothing and intimate apparel. we know the online plan is bo working. how about the store growth? hain believes he can hit 200 to 250 stores. almost more than 100 locations. he is planning to expand internationally. but they are having good results terr there. they are likely to start moving into asia next year. so if 17.7 growth rate than deliver on this turn around. i think the stock will be higher in the 40s the next time i talk about it. when a company reports, do the homework, listen to the conference call and make an informed decision, management is execu executing beautifully and the management is going to buy into weakness instead of helding into the abyss i'm going to lauren in new york. >> hey jim, i love shopping and with cyber monday coming up do you think that ebay could be a good-bye? >> i th

sara haines is the envy of every tween and willie.th one direction. >> you can imagine my excitement when i got a chance to sit down with the british boys, niles, liam, harry and zain. they gave me the scoop on love, life and living it up. it was the biggest "today" show crowd to date. with fans sleeping on the streets for days for a chance to catch a glimpse and sing along with their favorite british boy band. ♪ let's go crazy till we see the sun ♪ >> last time we saw you guys you were on our plaza and you had the biggest crowd ever, i think it was 15,000 people. how does that feel? i know you performed in groups like that before. >> when we were on the lower stage you couldn't see that far. when you went up the stairs, there were so many people. you could see people for ages. it was cold, rainy, and the fans still came out. >> they slept there. >> exactly. >> one of those things where you're quite nervous about doing the show so you're focused on doing well and doing a good performance. actually you come away and think the amount of

mark haines told you it's never too late. >> what would mark haines have said about facebook?magine what he would have said sitting here listening to all this stalk wa the discussions about the analysts making phone calls late in the night to people? probably would have set back and said what else is new? what are you telling me that i don't know already. that common touch that he's had so many times in the past. >> it's hard to guess with him. when a lot of his opinions i think surprised people from here depending on what the topic was, you didn't really know. he could never be pigeon holed. >> but no free passes. >> the other thing, too, in this part of the country people remember him anchoring in providence, in philadelphia. he went to u penn. he loved this part of the country. >> he was famous in philadelphia because he was anchor of the move riots that occurred in the '80s. this was a big thing in philadelphia. he got on a truck in a compound of people that took over in western philadelphia and stood on the truck and reported from the truck. cindy his wife was the produce

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