now td amr trade -- td amr trade clients own more apple than any in our company. second to ge. of course, it's number one in value by more than three times that of ge. >> what you glean from this is that stock has come down as dramatically as it has, the retail investor hasn't changed their op tight toward their love of the company, they just found the entry to be more at trktive and they've jumped on that. >> yeah, you know what, scott, i think what happened that we saw in april was the fact that it's always been a favorite of the td amr trade base because retail investors and main street in general love the apple products. but i think what happened in april with all of this speculation of apple potentially increasing the give did which we saw eventually happened, it hit the radar of a lot of our value investors as well. they swooped in slightly north of 385 and proved to be a good play. >> another one they are blying which is somewhat counter intuitive, cliff's natural. >> yeah. >> a stock that hasn't performed and yet maybe they're think that the bottom is there. >> it wasn'

i think the hardest part is what is the amr or the affordable rate a completely clear definition that's we can't get into an argument over and we can't have developers suing us overseas fees >> yeah. i think we have to come up with something. any other comments or questions for the board? okay roll call please (calling names) >> thank you. thank you. we're going going to move onto theor second order of business can i hear a motion on the san francisco school district and county of education local agency plan? second >> thank you. the exclusive summary and it was included may i have a reading of the recommendation please. the board of education of the san francisco unified school district approve the san francisco county office of education and local educational plan to be submitted to the board of commissioners. >> it's not in my scrip but do we need to report from the committee? let's error on the side of caution >> yes on may sixth the curriculum committee discussed it thoroughly there are that was a very good presentation by staff and we move forward forward with the recommendation b

usairways will soon be merging with amr to form the largest airline on the earth. i bet it can make more than any other airline it has in the history of this business. they announced $17 and change as opposed to 34. we got a host of industrials brought down or kept under wraps by the dow, including eaton, i think it will have a strong 2014. yet it sells at 13 times what i think they could earn next year. that's crazy, too. i remember when they sold at 18 times earnings. you got to turn the earnings merger bell. look at this one, general electric. $40 stocks six years ago. basically, cut in half. even as it solidified its position, i know the business has been weak of late. the conference call is a disaster. if things get stronger overseas, this could go for a run. double d, if the businesses are turning over to world wide growth, they might now be returning. i think they can be bought without too much price risk here. hey, listen, i said the earnings would be bad. they were bad. okay. the stock, you can buy it now. ultimately, i believe the market can head higher n

we'll be right back. [ cheers and applause hi, i'm amr and i'm proud to say that i'm a feminist. why today, i'm hosting my very own gangbang, to prove that women are not objects. look, men, you are not penetrating our vaginas. we are engulfing your penises. think about it. i want to thank the good people at sea spray for providing all the cranberry juice i'll be drinking throughout the day. i'm just really proud to be here today, like so many women who have come before me. sandra day... sotomayor, you know, tons, too many to list. am i a hero? yeah, yeah, i'm probably a hero. do i think today will be a ton of fun? i'm counting on it. all right. all right. let's just get this started. this is a couch from home. they're very cool about bringing your own stuff into this space. i can do this by myself, i don't need a man to help me with this. you think famous women from history, you think amelia earhart, says, oh hold on, i parked the plane, now i need help getting this couch out. usually my roommate helps me when i pull this out, but-- she had a test. and she wasn't totally into me

last friday, the judge handling the reorganization of amr, parent of american airlines. meanwhile, the story gets better and better. eads, parent of airbus, it looks like there is very little availability for new planes, out a couple years, maybe, which means you won't be seeing upstarts entering the market to compete with the usairways, amr behemoth any time soon. in the meantime, oil is plenty enough that jet fuel is staying tame, another key ingredient in this combined company. slap-happy oligopoly, here we come. boy my arms are tired. last week i fretted about froth, i said we need to see a return to the market's old leadership, generals, maybe the biotechs. sure enough, we cycled back to the four horsemen of biotech. now all these names have had huge runs, but i think they can work still higher. if you missed the move here, it's not too late to buy the stock of quintiles, the arms dealer to the biotechs. buy, buy, buy! and big pharma companies i mentioned last night. the letter q, like q in the old bond films, that's the symbol, does the experiment to develop new we

>> remember, this was a merger are american airline, amr. it's an 18-month story t. is headed down. this is an 18-month story. i like it. it want to go to fm in texas. >> hey, skeedaddy. >> yo, yo. >> caller: i like that current rating have you going there. >> thank you, partner. >> caller: how about opk, frost seems to keep -- >> look, i think you ought to buy i. i think bill frost is a genius. remember, it's a speculative stock. you buy a little here. if it comes in, that's a different story. new iowa. hugh. >> caller: thanks, jim. i have a lot of denver resources. >> it's been a big i huge win. you know what, i think that oil is coming down a little. maybe take something off the table. get a little gain in there. don't sell it all. let's go to matt in alabama. matt. >> caller: hey, jim, moore university. i want to thank you for taking my call. >> you bet. >> caller: i like nps pharmaceutical. >> a good call. buy, buy, buy. chris in california. >> caller: boo-yah, chris ryan, i'm an undergraduate at the university of california, san diego. >> yes, great school. >>

. >> reporter: the amr alexander family, especially the two sisters and the younger brother... if you could say something to them, what would you like to say to them? >> i hope that now that a verdict has been rendered that they are able to find peace, some sense of peace. i don't think they will ever find the peace that they would like, but maybe they will be able to have greater peace now. or some semblance of it and be able to move on with their lives and remember their brother the way they wanted to. >> we will have much more of that interview ahead. but first, jodi arias says she would prefer a death sentence to life in prison. but will she get her wish? we have a legal panel here. troy hayden is still with us in phoenix. the panel can ask troy questions they have them. jim, she said she would prefer death to natural life. just a ploy? or do you think this is speaking from the heart? >> i think she is speaking from the heart. i think she gave one of the best arguments against the death penalty. i think -- something seen people if you see life row or other places around the

i amr as gang mentality, really disgusted with the gang mentality in washington.t does not seem like republican or democrats have the best interest of our country at heart. they forgot that is the primary goal to look at the country. a democrat that might think something is good that falls outside the parameters of democratic policy is afraid to say it because he does not want to upset his people. last we want to give the comment on this segment of "the washington journal" talk about the outlook for jobs in the coming months. guest: it is better than we thought it would be and the economy has more momentum headed into the sequester that we thought it would. that is good news. the bad news is that there is isll a drag and that weighing on the job market and the economy and it is pushing back this idea of a faster recovery. it pushes that idea back to 2014. host:ylan mui, thank you for coming on. up next, we'll take a look at a new government report showing that the irs paid billions of dollars in improper refunds. steve ellis john as for that discussion and later,

i amr: it depends on where at your guy can do it on my peer to sometimes i do it online.ut when i go online, i look at more of the international news, different shows, broadcasting streams online. realhen i'm dealing with depth, analytical, that takes time, i like to get people who news.lize in that that is why like specifically the charlie rose show. host: ok. let's look at a couple of straightening it. michele bachmann, congresswoman from minnesota, does not plan to run for reelection. departure iss and her tied to concerns about being reelected. writes today that the tea party loses their most tea party year. theher political story, governor are broad island is planning to switch parties and becoming a democrat, going from independent to democrat. lincoln chafee was once a republican. for medicare, the immigrants offer a surplus. contributedave millions more to medicare a pattern of goes against the notion that immigrants are a drain on federal health care spending. news,g at international afghan insurgents had attacked a red cross compound. this is an incident unlike

i amr as gang mentality, really disgusted with the gang mentality in washington.t does not seem like republican or democrats have the best interest of our country at heart. they forgot that is the primary goal to look at the country. a democrat that might think something is good that falls outside the parameters of democratic policy is afraid to say it because he does not want to upset his people. last we want to give the comment on this segment of "the washington journal" talk about the outlook for jobs in the coming months. guest: it is better than we thought it would be and the economy has more momentum headed into the sequester that we thought it would. that is good news. the bad news is that there is isll a drag and that weighing on the job market and the economy and it is pushing back this idea of a faster recovery. it pushes that idea back to 2014. >> on the next "washington journal," we will look at president obama's second term. followed by an update on the situation in syria. and then, national public radio joins us to talk about the new pbs series on th

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