charles: you don't look like a bob evans girl, have you ever been?acker barrel. charles: after the bell, an absolute disaster. the stock is down ten bucks, i thought the restaurants were impervious, i don't think the restaurants stock to lose. >> it's image. charles: and they serve a lot of bacon! >> that may be the problem. people think these days of some of the restaurants, the casual diners that can offer healthy choices as well, and bob evans falls in the category that may not offer as many healthy choices. >> this is company specific. they want to spin off food business and they're not going to spin it off. >> the restaurant had a tough day. charles: they missed by ten cents, lowered guidance for the year, and they're not going to make the spin-off. it felt like one place people were spending that gas savings were at restaurants. today we had api, the inventories of crude oil less than 3 million, the street was looking for 4 million. the big number tomorrow. all of a sudden this is a big number. the eia number, if that number comes in respectabl

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shares of restaurant company bob evans fell sharply after the bell after the company misses earnings and revenue estimates for the quarter and issued light guidance for the year. the company also said it will not spend off its food unit and hired j.p. morgan to hire on strategic for regions. fell more than 15% after the close but rose a fraction during the regular session to $59.64. >> people are changing the way they shop. not just what they buy, but how and where they buy it. and that is creating big challenges for some of the country's biggest consumer companies. sara eisen >> it's fast. it's easy. it's fast. it's convenient for me. >> reporter: when it comes to buying the basics more and more people are turning to their computer. like christie spears who rarely steps foot in a store these days. >> now i can pretty much shop for anything online. still shop for clothes but definitely use it for household items, cleaning products things we just regularly use in the house. >> reporter: the latest data from consumer edge research showed so-called consumer products are now tied with me

bob evans, jim, a rough day. huge miss. bad guidance.off canceled. >> it's like keystone cops of activism here. i was thinking that that bob evans, sausage business worth a lot. >> hillshire what we saw happened there. this stock moving up sharply. >> what happened however? >> i don't know. i haven't spoken to him. >> you think you can get off the desk and find out. this is horrible. >> comps are the best in 13 years. >> restaurant business is good. they took -- they snatched victory, jaws of defeat my friend. >> this is his board, by the way. activist get what they want put board numbers in pursuing a strategy they've advocated and the board says no we're not going to do it. >> that is just one of the great opportunities missed. >> janney's note apocalypse now. >> love that. >> their words, prior bullish th the thesis vaporized. >> best buy is actually the number two gainer here this morning, jim, as people take stock of yesterday's news. >> that was a good -- yesterday the market was down people lost. lost in the shuffle was the cash g

. >> what i am interested in is bob evans. >> i am disapointed.you do not own the stock you can think about it fine. there was a huge disappointment. this was the first disapointing stock in 2015. let's go to eric in missouri. >> okay. dst and it's the stock that i said should break up and it does not broke it. it just goes up. rick in rhode island. >> excellent. how can i help. >> i am interested in popo and for 2014 in a couple of months. i know that it's one of the most heavily shorted stocks on the market. should i get out now? >> i am worried of technology issues here. there is something that could replace them. bio stocks are shooting and duking it out. i say that it's hard for this guy and i would rather be in indiana. >> jim from the northwest belt in indiana. >> sweet. what's going on? >> i want to thank you and your team for the hard work that you do for everybody. my question is with the great reports coming from the retail sector i would like to know your thoughts on big lots? >> i am not a big fan of big lots. they do report later thi

bob evans getting hit after reporting weak profits, cut its outlook. do not like that down 22%. we have senate majority leader mitchell and connell, has a bill ready for a vote next week, which would make any deal with iran subject to congressional approval. there will be a vote. judge andrew napolitano is here. surely you don't have any problem with congress taking a look at any deal we make with the crazy mullahs. >> it is not to have a problem but does the constitution have a problem. i don't have a problem with congress, congress cannot interfere with the deal because the supreme court has ruled with respect to foreign affairs the president is the sole creator of for an hour with the exception of declaring war and spending money. however if the president was going to sign a treaty with the iranians the as a two thirds majority. judge napolitano: the president can sign -- i know this won't rest will with un doesn't rest well with me either. i don't trust the president's judgment for a variety of reasons. the president can sign any executive agreemen

shares of bob evans getting crushed. the food producer missing the mark on earnings and revenue and it's saying it will not split it's restaurant and grocery businesses. check out that stock. i saw it down as much as 25% at one point. right now it's down by 25%. smith and wesson beating the street on the top and bottom lines. shares rallying on that news. that stock looks like it's up by 10%. watch target shares today. it will be eliminating several thousand jobs. it plans to cut $2 billion in costs the next two years. >> i don't know if you saw the comments from fed chair janet yellen. she lashed out at the banks saying the firms poor value might undermine safety. here's what she had to say last night. >> within recent years bankers at large institutions have not done so. sometimes brazenly. these incidents both individually and in their totality raise legitimate questions of whether there may be persuasive shortcomings in the values of large financial firms that might undermine their safety and soundness. >> yellen arg

against gray and gray's lawyer bob bennett declining to to news4 today, some are angry, questioning howg the scandal could hang over the city. ward two council member jack evans praised the attorney's work and city ethics reforms but acknowledged man want the gray matter wrapped up. >> he deserves to know one way or the other how this is going to proceed. i hope it's time to put it to rest one way or another. >> six people have pleaded guilty in the campaign including busine ma jeffrey thompson, who funded the operation. prosecutors said gray knew about it but gray denies wrongdoing and has not been charged. the scandal helpr lo his re-election b to reform candidate muebowser. mayor bowser said today the city has moved on. the gray case will have to work itself out. >> i've always said that the u.s. attorneh to do his job, follow every ad and investigate, and i can't put a time line on that. >> reporter: ke about the gray investigation today he told news4 the investigation is continuing. >> who's going to continue it? who's in line, do you think, to replace him? and what are they going to do with the investigation? >> ron is going into private practice where

against gray and gray's lawyer bob bennett declining to to news4 today, some are angry, questioning howg the scandal could hang over the city. ward two council member jack evans

bob pauder. >> we're leaving enroute to your location. >> there's no such thing as a routine police call. nothing is routine. >> on that day in may, officer bill evanshe interstate and pulls over a white van with an out-of-state plate. inside are jerry cane and his 16-year-old son, joe. >> the license didn't appear right when he stopped van. then when he checked it, the paperwork started out an 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 cane pushes officer evans down an incline and then on the dash cam cane'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 whole scene. >> these