ally financial, regions financial and zions bancorp round out the top five debtors. >> a federal judge ordered that the they won't have to pay pollution charges on the offshore oil spill saying transocean is covered by its contract with bp but transocean will still be liable for punitive damages or civil penalties the government may bring over that 2010 spill. transocean share its jumped about 8% in after-hours trading. >> susie: hostess brands wants >> susie: when it comes to teaching your kids about money, it's all about creativity. alisa weinstein explains in tonight's "kids and cash." she's author of "earn it, learn it." >> who knew money had a creative side? oh, but it does. money can bring out the creativity in kids as much as a new watercolor paint set. and this is huge: thinking creatively is a life skill we want our kids to have in their back pockets for personal and professional growth. so how can cold, hard cash help? use money as a tool for creative thinking. give your kid a few bills-- like a ten, two fives and three ones-- and ask her to give you $12 in two different ways

bancorp, wells fargo afficionado, owned by my charitable trust actionalertsplus.com. hey, let's go to steve in pennsylvania. steve. >> caller: a super bowl boo-yah from indian valley! >> no. a rehire juan castillo 8-8 season coming up again steve arooney mcfaddy. >> caller: make the giants and the points, jim -- >> i'm not allowed to talk about a strategy i would bet the house on. i can't even go there even though i think the giants are going to win so -- i'm not allowed to go there, steve. as much as i would like to tell everyone to put everything on the giants, i can't. >> caller: i have another question. as i add dividend yielding stocks to my portfolio like pfizer, altria and general mills, i can't help but worry about some head winds. when do the big fund managers who move the markets start looking at $100 oil, a slow u.s. recovery, european economic woes and the political theater in the u.s. and start selling into this market? >> well, i think the problem is, steve, what are they going to do with the capital? put it in the five-year, which like yields nothing? y

bancorp more recently explained and at first it seems paradoxical but it is not paradoxical. the case there can be remaning issues potentially in the district court such as whether the check that the plaintiff paid bounced or not that could be resolved by the district court but it means of least in the provincial movements there isn't the merits issue remaining for the court to be deciding and it's quite simple. the looking to give them out. it's what they got from the district court and was reversed we were saying give it back to them, every nancy the judgment, whatever they want they will have. we believe we have already given them everything they want if we have not the district court will do that but let me explain the second part if i may which is that there is no legitimate issue year about whether the notice was adequate. mr. young stated quite incorrectly that the notice we have provided is the same as the notice the district court struck down. that is absolutely incorrect. the court said that the 2,005 notice issued before the increase obviously didn't give specific

number three, if we would bancorpal punishment in the home as 29 other countries have done -- and i realize a complex issue -- but at a minimum this would send a powerful statement of how we think children deserve to be treated. the fourth idea is that our need to address the underlying contributors, the circumstances that are the root of this problem, it's not enough to simply treat the symptom. let's hope that the proposed changes in the health care system will insure access to those nine million children. but proposals to add jobs, help for those at risk of losing their homes, efforts to tackle poverty need our strong support, and children and families will benefit. the fifth idea is that we should do better at disseminating promising prevention strategies such as home visiting programs for new parents. these have been found to be effective in lowering the rate of abuse and neglect. the sixth, we also need to invest more in the development and testing of new prevention strategies. if prevention is so important, we do have to learn more about how to do better in this area. shifting to aft