how about tom san dell he took a 5.1 stake in bobe, bob evans forms.management will unlock the food business and a restaurant chain. this one amazes me. the stock is up 43% for the year. what more could you ask of a company. 21 times earnings, total winner at least this year. there's some years that it lied. but i could see bob evans farms trading up to 20 points from the current $57 level if it does split up because i think hillshire brands, remember sara lee, could easily make a bid for bob evans' terrific pork sausage business. manage if they buy back the rest of the stock. when i bought this stock 34 years ago, i expected this breakup to happen. bring back a ton of value. better late than never i guess. what else. you got to be impressed national oil is not standing still. it's buried within larger oil rig manufacturing enterprise. it shows you just how friendly ceo pete miller is to shareholders. he's one of our favorites come on pete and explain this deal. finally, sotheby's simple bid just today the stock got recommended by citigroup and i bet s

a 5% stake in bob evans farms wants to break the company in two and another value move. this stuff happens every day. it acts like a trach lean under the market. we're up on activist related moves later. oil is coming down given that iran is acting nice with the united nations. i don't trust iran. you don't trust iran. i'm sure you don't but regardless of trust any suspension of tensions, prices lower. gasoline of course. retail possible weakness in the economy going to the holidays could get a boost from lower gas prices. remember we're just trying to come up with some suppositions why this market isn't down five, eight, ten percent, eight possible reason, autos. car max gigantic used car retailer reported outstanding sales and earnings today. auto market has been a huge engine in the economy. car max, fantastic news. i don't know. i kind of hoping for a chrysler ipo. ninth explanation, president obama was forced well this is a political statement but he was forced to make a foreign policy speech today. the market likes resolve and dislikes indecision. tenth reason, gro

one with the big lions in front of it and devoured everything i could about bob evans farm. they had articles, four-month-old financials and write-ups that allowed me to compare bobe with other companies in the industry. i knew i had a good one. i bought 20 shares. the stock went up immediately on a good quarter and the stock split and i figured out the good component of investing, know what you own, like it even. what did i know about growing oranges? who knew about woman's fashion, but sausages served in an attractive setting with a nice waitress. a company i found a long tradition of good service, nice enough growth plate expanding in the midwest? now, that was for me. next up, standard press steel. that became sps technologies. from my old hometown that made fasteners, screws for airplanes. something alcoa now dominates. why sps? because a buddy of mine from high school said they were hiring like mad. wanted to know if i was looking for a job. paying good money. and i had a job back to library for more research. st technology, solid company, no debt, but nothing in print

sandal asset management is calling on bob evans farms to take several major steps to change its business. the hedge fund which owns more th than 5% of the company wants it to separate its food products business to a sale or spinoff. those moves along with other changes would unlock value to shareholders, he says. investors seemed to like the idea. the stock rose almost 1% to 57.43. >>> there's an oil boom going on in an unlikely place, the gulf of mexico. just three years after that devastating oil spill. but now, some of the biggest names in the energy sector are heading back into the gulf, drilling for oil and gas in record numbers. jackie deangeles has more. >> before they float out into the ocean, many of these deep water offshore platforms are built here at the keywit fabrication yard. many companies are planning to vest and expand their presence in the gulf. shell, chevron, just some of the companies that have commissioned new deep water oil platforms. it's all part of big oil's vestment in the gulf three years after the bp oil spill. >> we've been very fortunate here. it's been no

i have one story to share on bob evans. >> that's the second stock i ever bought!> so you bought it. >> sometimes you have to go anecdotal. >> there have been a couple of -- >> '79. >> '79, bob evans. this morning tom sandell, used to be at barrear stearns, he se as letter over to the board of bob evans' farms urging them to take action, too, unlock shareholder value. this we've heard before. they have a packaged food business, they also have the restaurant business. >> they have great sausage. >> they want them to separate the food products business from the restaurant business and pursue a leaseback and they're saying take these three steps and we think you'll be an $894 stock. a little bit of news there. >> when they split up, the sausage business, they could merge hillshire farm sausage with bob evans' sausage. it's been a good stock to begin with. >> the stock has done tearly well. >> performance is no defense against activism. right? >> no, nothing is these days. >> liberty is not a vice. >> let's shift to the bonds and rick santelli at the cme group at chica

sandal asset management is calling on bob evans farms to take several major steps to change its business. the hedge fund which owns more th than 5% of the company wants it to separate its food products business to a sale or spinoff. those moves along with other changes would unlock value to shareholders, he says. investors seemed to like the idea. the stock rose almost 1% to 57.43. >>> there's an oil boom going on in an unlikely place, the gulf of mexico. just three years after that devastating oil spill. but now, some of the biggest names in the energy sector are heading back into the gulf, drilling for oil and gas in record numbers. jackie deangeles has more. >> before they float out into the ocean, many of these deep water offshore platforms are built here at the keywit fabrication yard. many companies are planning to vest and expand their presence in the gulf. shell, chevron, just some of the companies that have commissioned new deep water oil platforms. it's all part of big oil's vestment in the gulf three years after the bp oil spill. >> we've been very fortunate here. it's been no

five be names reaching all-time highs including let's look at bob evans farms.rbucks hitting all-time highs along with domino's and buffalo wild wings, but look at starbucks. around the height of the financial crisis five years ago, you will see that starbucks was trading at around $8 a share. domino's was around $12 a share, up nearly 400% as we look today. and cracker barrel reaching record highs, 42 times so far this year alone. starbucks, for its part, has reached record highs 21 times this year. and speaking of five yearsing ago, president obama says the financial system is safer today than it was when lehman brothers collapsed, but he admits the middle class is still not feeling the benefits of the ore coifer. so let's get right back to the rally. it's pretty impressive that we have this rally including the s&p at one point jumping above 1700. that is a significant number here. so let's bring in our team covering today's top stories, peter barnes down in washington, d.c. with the, okay, if it's not larry summers then who will be the next fed chairman quest

bob pauder. >> there's no such thing as a routine police call. nothing is routine. >> on that day in may officer bill evans the interstate and pulls over a white van with an out-of-state plate. inside the van are jerry cain and his 16-year-old son, joe. >> the license didn't appear right when he stopped van. then when he checked it, the paperwork certainly was not in order. it wasn't issued by the state. >> instead, the paperwork is issued by the department of heaven, a bit suspicious, evans calls for backup and a second officer arrives on the scene. >> i think they realized that it was up. there was two officers there then and they were in trouble. >> off camera, jerry cain pushes officer evans down an incline and then on the dash cam, cain's son, joe, appears with a gun. >> bill is stumbling down this incline. he shoots at him. he didn't have time to get his weapon out. he hit him many times in the body, in the back. >> at that point, the second officer tries to help evans with the 16-year-old turning his weapon on him. >> officer down, officer down. 277 westbound. >> a delivery driver witnesses the whol

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