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it's gleerksd it's bristol-myers. it's merck, it's bud, which is down. it's bomerin and a pullback, exact skierngs let's say with the catalyst. stay with cramer. . >>> it is time! it is time for the lightning round. it's where we tell you whether to buy, buy, buy, or sell, sell, sell, when you hear this sound the lightning round is over. are you ready, skeedaddy? i want to start with steve in connecticut. steve! >> caller: boo-yah, jim. >> bob: boo-yah, jim. >> caller: asbury automotive group. it hit 43 last week. it beat the last six straight quarters but has a peg of .6. is eight cream puff -- >> i got to tell you, feel the same about auto zone this group has been quietly undervalued. it's driving me nuts. let's go to uumesh. >> i like you are symbol mpg. >> umesh, there is a lot of people saying i don't like people in wisconsin. it had to do with an altercation with a green bay fan at the link. i tell you, look, it happened a while ago. people should get past it, right. the guy had it coming. let me answer the question. i think that, oh, the question

bristol-myers gets 3.2%. i like it on a pullback. they sold it for my charitable trust, waiting for a pullback. haven't gotten it. 11 days from now, you will hear the news. if you want something that hasn't run as much. you know i'm a fan of merck. my charitable trust went into merck, which has been a sad sack lately. now, thanks to its massive late stage pipeline, it may not be that sad sack. it acted hideously today. they are presenting their own cancer treatment for melanoma. their drug is still in early stage trials. last but not least, you are going to hear about a whole other class of anti-cancer drugs known as parp inhibitors. how do these guys work? let me get a quick biology lesson. whenever your body creates new cells the old cells get copied. you get errors and breaks in the enzymes. the prp fixes the breaks. the new cells will be much more likely to die. cancer cells reproduce much faster than healthy cells. if you take away the enzyme that repairs the dna, those cancer cells end up dying rapidly. there are two companies

but let's stick with hewlett-packard and bristol-myers because those are a couple of letters that i knowe winners and the s& 500. the wrong graphic up for the viewers. here is a look, hewlett-packard down two and a half, but obviously a weekly winner. trying to turn around the company. also want to take a look at dru maker bristol-myers, another name that has been on the news to the upside. on a day when we have gone back and forth with the dow jones industrials, it will liteeally be a nail biter to the closing bell. the dow right now is down about -- just fractionally, much like the s&p 500, but is always fun to take a look and a couple of names that are leading the way. snapping a nice winning streak that we have seen for the major market averages as well as a weekly winner. liz: said and despite the fact that we get those good durable goods numbers . watch out for big data coming next week, such as first time jobless claims that, every thursday that will be fascinating to see as we find our footing. thank you. we have 34 minutes until the closing bell. you have heard the ad age, what

citigroup analysts believe bristol-myers may be closer to finding an answer to cancer. shares of bristol myers jumped 5% yesterday after a citi analyst said the drug-maker's newest treatment could be the beginning of the end for cancer. marketwatch.com says the drug, nivolumab, is in phase 3 testing and could get fda approval by next year. the roche drug company also has similar treatments. after billions spent trying to find an effective treatment for alzheimer's disease, inexpensive vitamins are showing promise. a new study finds evidence a vitamin cocktail of b-6 and b-12, along with folic acid, may delay the onset of alzheimer's and dementia by slowing the atrophy of the brain's gray matter. the study was partially funded by a swedish vitamin maker. aarp is calling it an "epidemic." officials are warning of scams targeting grandparents. scam artists impersonating grandchildren call grandparents in a frantic search for money to get out of a jam. it's estimated scammers have stolen tens of millions of dollars from seniors. officials recommend verifying an emergency si

. >> that would certainly keep bristol right in the forefront. believes that bristol will likely maintain the lead but there will be room for all dree drug makers. i talked with deborah ryan. she says this could be a five to ten billion dollar drug market for these drugs. they also work. the body immune system. >> i always love hearing about stories where there is progress made in the cancer drug. . >> coming up next on street signs, herb is serving up, and we have got donuts. it was wonderful. hot wheels right? all the nurses wanted to watch him when he was there 118 days. everything that you thought was important to you changes in light of having a child that needs you every moment. i wouldn't trade him for the world. who matters most to you says the most about you. at massmutual we're owned by our policyowners, and they matter most to us. if you're caring for a child with special needs, our innovative special care program offers strategies that can help. otherworldly things. but there are some things i've never seen before. this ge jet engine

the crash happened after royalties festival in damascus about half hour east of bristol. police say an elderly man was behind the wheel when all of a sudden he somehow lost control of his car. police say he may have suffered a medical emergency just before the wreck. his identity has not yet been released, but these are saying he was participating in the parade. >>> back in maryland, limo coaches fire along interstate 83 with several people on the side of the highway. baltimore county firefighters say the well wheel caught fire and flames were seen coming from the back of the limo. >>> 138 preakness put baltimore epicenter of helpers freezing world. this morning mark viviano has more on the surprise finish in the big after party. >> reporter: good morning. orb came to both triple crown dreams, but in his preakness run, he's outdone by a team of hall of famers. 117,000 fans packed the racecourse providing the infield/and all the fun with concerts, concession, and cash. newly $82 million wagered. orb started on the far end end of it up to his expected speed. meanwhile, will

. ♪ >> where's bristol palin. >> this is bristol baili i-- palin?there is one woman i didn't know. who it was -- >> tanning tom? >> no, who is -- >> from "game of thrones." she fathered joffrey with her father. >> i am not a nerd. i don't watch. it shou-- watch it. the firearm has bought the farm. the u.s. government ordered a texas company to stop posting details on the north american on how to build a plastic gun that shoots real bullets using a 3d printer. we reported this last night. that was a repeat. anyway, earlier this week, defense distributed posted video of the world's first principal pistol firing. now they've been forced to scrub their online how-to with the state department citing international arms control law. the big red banner at the file-hosting site reads "death cab" -- my nickname in college -- "files be removed at the request of the department of defense trade controls." the company founder, cody wilson, yeah, cody -- such a cool name -- tells foxnews.com that he's exploring legal options and believes this is all politically mo

>> is it just because you want me to say bristol-myers? bristol-myers has a terrific pipeline.as a terrific pipeline but bristol-myers is like a lovie blanket. it's like, i can be in bristol-myers, i feel so good today. sure enough, it's up. bristol-myers is a night light. >> i don't understand why i'd say buy one and not the other. >> last i looked, clorox can kill germs but it does not necessarily wipe out multiple myeloma. >> can we use it as a test today of the appetite for people to buy dips? >> yes, absolutely. i tell you why, carl. because there's this cohort that has to catch up to the market. are they going to be able to use a down day to be able to catch up to an s&p up 16%? are they going -- they're hedge fund -- the average hedge fund is ten. ten points behind the s&p! do they press it lower and say, we've got the momentum, we're going to crush the market? if the money comes in, then what's going to happen is this is the low? i know that would be the most least expected thing. i don't believe it is going to happen but i'm not going to leave out the fact that there a

a huge week this week for bristol-myers. we've had option activity across almost every one of these names. i think there's upside. it's going to be a big one. >> let's talk myers. newmont still at multi-year lows. >> i don't want to own any of them. including newmont mining. i can find different place for my money than miners. to me, that's not an investment i would make. so stay away from this sector. >> all right, let's take a look at gold. what are you telling people about gold? people that have seen gold crater over the last several weeks. >> it does feel broken. it's polarizing in the investor community. on our team, we even debate it. my partner, my business partner likes to say if it's bad enough where gold is in important enough, will you own enough? and i hear that. but you own gold as a hedge against extreme outcome in unexpected inflations. okay? extreme outcomes have certainly not been taken off the table. unexpected inflation by definition needs to be unexpected. everybody's moved into the deflati deflationary c

anyone that owns bristol-myers squibb.roup says the company is helping bring, quote the beginning of the end of cancer. it is huge potential from a new cancer treatment. the drug may winregulatory approval early as next year. news sent bristol-myers shares jumping 5%. hitting a record high. good for them. >>> also making money, investors in saks fifth avenue. the luxury retailer reportedly considering a possible sale. kkr the private equityiant possibly looking to to do a deal can neiman marcus. delightful. the news sent saks shares up 13%, to an all-time high. >>> spending money. a die-hard fan of "harry potter". rare first edition of "harry potter" and the ilosopher stone went up for auction at sotheby's. the unidentified buyer paid $230,000 for the book. only 500 copies exist. wow. >>> another new twist f the feds to take down hedge fund leader steve cohaen from sac capital. they are treatings him like the mob. they may use the rico statute used against none other than john gotti to bu up the mafia. could the whole thin

>> the answer is gilead, not bristol-myers. gilead up again 52. buy, buy, buy. vs. a 16-year term.'s what i want. that's my birthday present to you. that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the lightning round! ♪ [ cows moo ] [ sizzling ] more rain... [ thunder rumbles ] ♪ [ male announcer ] when the world moves... futures move first. learn futures from experienced pros with dedicated chats and daily live webinars. and trade with papermoney to test-drive the market. ♪ all on thinkorswim. td ameritrade. >>> last night i told you the drug interests all about one thing. it's about the pipeline. the new drugs that pharma biotech companies are developing. if you have a thick pipeline, you have a bright future. if you have a thin future, it could be bleak. we have been talking about larger buy companies. what they all have in common is that the pipeline is all important. that'sy have been following a little company called charles river labs crl for some time now. i like to think of it as an arms deal to the drug companies. not that they provide drug dealers. they provide universi

bristol seems to have some sort of a gap. j & j, has a terrific pipeline.est and the best might be old fashioned glaxo smith-kline. very similar to the situation, which, again, ob i havated the worries -- obviated the worries. how am i so sure the pipeline matters to most of tease stocks? because in the 1980s, merck seemed to be out of gas. it's big heartthrob franchise was losing steam. merck was working on this giant drug that worked quickly t. science of lowering cholesterol was unproven. merck thought it could show over time the value of an anti-cholesterol achlth at the same time, wall street figured the drug could be worth $200 million to merck. it turns out one of the large contributors in history, but the big move in the stock occurred as we followed the drug through the pipeline, not after it was approved by the fda. as i watched merck double and double again as the clinical trials came through. i made so much money, i renamed my cat merck. it worked happily well for okay a couple years. the amazing thing, pfizer sensing how big it could be bought,

that's about half hour east of bristol. we're told as many as 60 people were hurt and we're told those injuries range from critical to superficial. the driver may have had a medical emergency. >>> we now have a name for a biker struck and killed in northwest washington thursday morning. 50-year-old andre brand was hit by a car at 11th and u streets northwest. police say a nissan altima was traveling in the center lane and heading east on u street. the vehicle struck the biker who entered the same intersection, while traveling south on 11th street. brand was not wearing a helmet at the time of the collision. following the crash, he was taken to a hospital where he later died. the case is under investigation tonight. >>> an early morning robbery attempt lands one man in the hospital. it happened just after 3:00 this morning in the 2300 block of ontario road in northwest washington. police say three men in a car approached two pedestrians and demanded money. when one of those pedestrians resisted, the suspect shot him in the b

. >>> at the top of the s&p 500 gayners today, bristol-myers calling attention to the company's cancer therapy. the drug now in phase three testing could lead to approval sooner than anticipated. >>> general electric on comments from their ceo, the financial business is a possibility. he also reiterated full year growth targets for the company. investors pushed shares before the stock fell back a bit to close at 23.86. up almost 1%. >>> the stronger housing market helped toll brothers post quarterly profits today, 40% higher than a year ago. the company cleared nearly 25 million in earnings on sales of 516 million. and those sales up 38% from last year. earlier today, i spoke to toll brothers ceo douglas yearly and began by asking him how he'd rate the housing market right now on a scale of 1 to 10, with 10 being very high. >> i think i'd give it an 8. we've certainly had better times, but boy -- and remember that eight is relative, we've been through six really bad years. there's no great inflation right now for me. i think it -- it feels really good based on where we've been, we have

bristol myers squibb stock is up 31% this year. the company saw positive results from a two-drug combination that helped reduce tumors in patients. and swiss pharma company roche holdings tested a single drug, which also reduced tumor growth. that stock is also up for the year. the ipo market remains brisk. this week homebuilder william lyon homes gained 2% in its opening day of trading thursday. tableau software debuts today under ticker symbol "data" on the new york stock exchange. the company has a market cap of $1.7 billion after upping its price target ahead of its opening day. and happy "public" birthday to facebook. the social network became a public company one year ago oy 38 per share. stock last closed at $26. coming up on the show, a trader offers ideas on what investors should do if they are waiting for the stock to go above its ipo level. results are disturbing from a round of safety crash tests of suvs. out of 13 popular compact suvs on the road, only two passed the safety test. the insurance institute for highway saf

. >> reporter: the most highly anticipated data on treatments from three major drugmakers, bristol meyers squibb, roche, and merck. >> we have new classes of drugs, such as the immuno therapies, advancing the treatment of potentially a variety of cancers, specifically melanoma, but being evaluated in kidney, breast and lung cancers. >> reporter: the drugs target a protein in cancer cells that binds withceptor that calls td-1. that protein masks cancers from the immune system. the drugs block the protein, allowing the immune system to attack the cancer cells. >> in some patients, you could end up with a cure for their lung cancer or melanoma. from using these anti td-1 drugs when you combine them with the currently marketed drug yervoy. >> reporter: combining yervoy and the new drug shrand melanoma more than either drug alone, by 38%, and roche's drug significantly shrunk cancers in kidney, lung, cancer patients. >> you want people to on be more productive. it used to be aids was a death sentence. now, a life-long disease. >> reporter: all three drugmakers will report full trial results on

can you imagine in bristol the speaker of the house of commons has to skate the grooves of the houses and so that is what i think what has happened. that is why i think it is a delicate dance. the prime minister said in all of my political life which was very long i didn't know a moment i feared revolution except 1832. >> host: lady antonia fraser is a historian and novelist and is coming out of this year perilous question reform revolution britain on the brink in 1832. in your book 1832, one of the families you talk about is the spencer family. is that a family that is related to people currently? >> guest: that is the wonderful thing you find these names in british history. one of their great heroes of reform was the heir to rural spencer, and it is of course the late princess diana was descended and was the daughter at the time. here we find them in a very noble cause of reform in 1832 and i hope i shall send a copy to prince william i don't know if he will read it but i think that he can be deprived of his ancestors. >> host: what about the terms liberal, wade, were those used in

meanwhile, shares of bristol meyer squibbs are running up to the 52-week high, after a release for the experimental can certain drug. it was the performer in the s&p, up $45 and shares on a tear over the past year up more than 30%. >>> sun power shares were another bright spot today on wall street. the nation's second largest solar panel maker said its profits and sales for the rest of the year would be above wall street estimates. it rose 8.5% to close at $20.65 and up more than 300% in the past year. and that helped lift many of the companies in the solar space, all up strongly with the exception of the biggest one, first solar. >>> but a weak outlook overshadowed better than expected numbers from deere and company. they earned $1 billion in the second quarter on a 9% rise in sales, total revenue came in at nearly $11 billion. but deere which also makes construction equipment cut the full-year sales forecast blaming cooler, wetter spring weather. shares were off about 4.5% today to $89.64. >>> the biggest loser among the s&p 500 companies was come powter sciences. they poed a profit,

. >> we're watching bristol myers here, the stock hit a 52-week high today.an society of clinical oncology. they're going to release some data today. >> very much. an interesting hour. >> indeed. i thought one of the things that was interesting is how tentative and still concern s s. >> street signs begins now. >> some said we couldn't get much higher months ago. they were wrong. but are they right now? google is raised to 1,000 bucks a share is getting closer. the stock above 900 and its new news, music to investors' ears.

some of the drugs in question include diovan, and bristol myers evapro this is him being chased by mike about a decade ago. later getting caught sending a now infamous e-mail today he was back on squawk box saying nothing has really changed on wall street. kay lajoins us now with more on what he is up to and what he is saying today. >> i could tell you for a fact that back then if you were pitching for an ipo, yes, the analyst and the bankers would come into the same meeting and bankers would talk about the firm and distribution and all of that and we would talk about all of our investment thesis. now there are two meetings instead of one. the advisory and brokerage sides with strict policies in place to avoid indiscretions. the human errors are incurable. >> here we are, you know, 12 years later after the grand settlement. maybe a question to ask is has anything changed? i would argue not really. i would say maybe change in form but not kbans. >> it's a dark view of the street but grubman is unapologetic saying he never did anything wrong and that he was targeted baz f of his spotless

obviously bristol-myers is very powerful making good decisions and as a partner she is doing and whetherh her decision or not she is in charge issue will be held accountable for their success or their failure. >> she is under a microscope without question i don't know if there is letters reid ever read on the heels of saying you cannot let people telecommute she has something your own office for her own child. is she playing with fire? >> with telecommuting i tried it and it worked for about five seconds. >> it makes certain sense because when to have the conference call with the baby crying in your year you have to get to work but if i was working so not be able to bring our kids. i think what she should do is build of a day care or subsidize that and allow people to bring their kids and drop them off if that does not already exist and dropped her own daughter off as well. that is more fair but good for her to go in there to clean up and dropping the hammer. i am all for a but if she was a guy nobody would make a big deal. melissa: if the guy put the cursor next to the office. >> the pa

rubber meets the road at the bristol motor speedway in bristol, tennessee. musey. seconds into a qualifying race, the camaro swerves out of control. >> the 2700 pound machine is airborne, headed directly toward the camera and the cameraman behind it. >> the butt end of that car came right into his lens. and pieces just flying. >> and then comes that point where you think you're so safe, he realizes i'm getting out of the way. >> he dives over the wall just in time. musey walks away without a scratch. >> that sucks. >> and so does the cameraman. >> that was a close one, man. >> with a shot to almost die for. >> that's one for the reel, boys! >> a hot air balloon slams into a radio tower leaving passengers stranded 700 feet above the ground. >> he's on the tower. >> october 2004. the drama unfolds at the albuquerque, new mexico, balloon festival. after a microburst of wind blows this smokey bear balloon off course. >> suddenly the balloon crashes into a radio tower which carries 50,000 watts of electricity. >> you're now basically atop of this 700 foot radio t

again, we still have a tornado warning just to the southwest of bristol. see to the south of 44.cross parts of kansas, there's another one just right on top of howard. many of these are going to be in place for about the next 30 minutes. as we move to the north, tornado warnings just to the north of des moines as well as one right now right on top of minnesota. so on a wider view, we still do have tornado watches in place. a lot of these are going to be in effect until 11:00 as well as to 1:00 in the morning. want to point out to you, we do have a line of storms developing. that means this is going to be shifting over to a damaging wind threat as we get later into the evening. as we go over to live video, i think this is coming out of shawnee, oklahoma. we tracked this storm. i know chad myers was on the phone as well. again, this is widespread damage of tornadoes on the ground. you see the devastation left behind. don? >> yeah. those are pictures from our affiliates koco and kfor. again, the damage is devastating. more as we get it here on cnn. stand by. welwhere new york state

as well as eli lilly, bristol-myers, pfizer and merck are doing, because they are the equivalent of bondsthe big winners in this sector aren't those. it's gilead, cellgene and most excitedly regener on up another $266 and change today. all huge risk-takers with healthy pipelines. okay. now let's contrast that with pharmaceutical merck. don't get me wrong here, it is probably right now the most adventurous and bold of the major pharmas. they have 35 compounds in the mix t. crackerjack research scheme run by ken phrasier who is the ceo. he is committed to restoring merck to its old boring. yet, at the same time, he's committed to buying back stock with $15 billion. shouldn't some, if not a large part of that money instead go into research that could be hit or miss? that's not how it's working at big pharma. that money goes back to buying back stocks, plus the new approvals, give the company a decent earnings per share, that plus dividends in merck's case gives you a yield, satisfies everything you need from a capital preservation, preservation standpoint. however, if rates go up, the bonds

. >> bristol meyers. >> a very big day. 52-week high. the market. this stock was up a lot. i prefer fizer or some of the other names. >> drop for deere. down 4%. >> beat on eps by four cents on the quarter, concern about currency hit the stock. i think those concerns are overblown. showing pretty consistent growth. seven of the last eight quarters hit the stock after earnings, i would buy it now. >> pop forrest for ration hardware after a streak of gains, karen. >> kind of a melt yup more than pop. i love the company, but this valuation is kind of crazy. a secondary announced price at 50, didn't matter. stocks higher. >> and up 3%, what do you think, guy? >> the best place if you want beata in the automotive is toyota. >> i had pop here. beef. talk about having a stake in the game. the dunlop phoenix tournament in japan. his prize? a super rare cow with meat similar to the world famous kobe beef. the prize amounts to $80,000 worth of beef. that's no bull. >> that's ridiculous. that is poorly written. who wrote that? >> that was bad. he c

, they were leading with tim tebow leaves the jets which nobody cares about whatsoever outside of bristolconnecticut. this was a way of espn to then become part of the story. they had a homophobe on staff whose ideas were very well-known and they put him in front of a camera. but no, i'm not for espn sanctioning or firing him because they completely put him in this position to do it. i do call deeply into question espn's motivations for putting him in front of a camera on monday in the first place. >> john: i do want to point out he did call jason brave for coming out of the closet. that's where i give him credit for it but you're right. >> you're so brave, the way you're going to hell. >> john: he buys all of his -- all of those church clothes he got are paid for by guys in the nba who i believe have occasionally indulged in premarital sex. rush limbaugh said if tim tebow came out as gay, he could guarantee himself a spot in the nfl. do you think that's really the case and what do you make of some cynic suggesting this was a career move for mr. collins? >> no. two things. one, tebow can'

i learned my lessson, send to bristol-myers, get that pepsico, i want papers, steel, materials, you name it, a caterpillar fund overnight, bidding materials, alluminum tech, trucks. i even got back to you very quickly. then i started making money happened over fists. my partners wanted get i ba imthe anti-buffet -- i became the indiana buffet. guess what, the anti-buffets are back. they alcoa no badly how they are doing. they are taking foils and rails, they are even buying stocks like cliffs natural resources. i call that cliff the big red dog. it is the iron ore outfit with the worst prospects of any major company i follow. programs every dog has its day. at least in this new kennel as opposed to the omaha version. here's what you need to know, the managers think they can hold on and be brave and be bold and be like buffet. er that investors don't think, hey, i got the next warren buffet. they think, how can my guy be so stumd? how could he have not seen this coming? the results i believe these would be buffets would turn out to be mes. on this shows we preach it. sure you see a winner

april 20th, 2012, bristol, tennessee. the dragway best known as thunder valley hosts the american drag racing league's top sportsman's race. >> we go about 170 miles per hour in about 4.10 seconds. it's pretty crazy. >> meet 21-year-old drag race driver lizzie mussey. >> the feeling of sitting in the car and warming it up, i love warming it up in the morning. just, i love it. >> and when she lines up to start -- >> we staged, we have two sets of golds up there. both amber lights come on and i have what is called a transbrake, a button, and you let go of it. once you see the amber light go off, you react real quick. and then you floor it and then it just launches on the last amber. >> lizzie's qualifying run earlier in the day in her beloved blue camaro goes off without a hitch. she's interviewed by the track's cameraman. >> that was fun! >> yeah? it looked fun. >> i had a great time. >> good deal. >> but in lizzie's first official race of the day, things go wrong in a hurry. >> i felt the car a little bit drag to the righ

. >> stephanie: as were todd and bristol. >> bristol was there just after she had her face surgery. her. >> stephanie: wow. i hadn't heard that, you catty little thing you. karl you tweeted about justice scalia, and fox news sitting in a tree and there he was. >> he was sitting with bill o'reilly -- it was a date made in heaven. the waiters that attended o'reilly didn't understand him. >> stephanie: and was there any mother [ censor bleep ] ice tae ordered at all? >> i believe there was a round of mf-ing ice tea, which scalia said was an entitlement. there is a report that shows in the last 30 years the chamber of commerce has gone from losing on average 56% of its cases to winning 67% of its cases before the supreme court. sorry no doubt in my head what they were chatting about. >> it's not the -- >> mf-er i want more ice tea. >> stephanie: and you said hear the one about the elvis impersonator? >> i would say -- i'm really worried that all we're going to get out of this is one of those reenactment crime shows, where they hire the impersonator to reenact the elvis impersonator to b

it's laidenwith johnson & johnson and bristol myers.ket now, it's not the great, glamour grwth name the market is revaluing the companies based on the fed continuing to print money, and i have to tell you, we stopped, we don't know because the fed prints $3 billion to $4billion. >> that's the driving force, the central banks the driving force for the equity markets. neil: why the cheap beneficiaries dull names, nothing wrong with that. >> no, of course, you think old, unsexy, you called me. neil: hey, i'm the host. what do you think of that? >> first of all, the early participants in the quity market had the utilities, the consumers, and, actually, there's a rotation out of the utilities into the beta names right now, that had not realy participated, but you heard the last guy mtion the rail stocks, the rails, again, not sexy story, quite frankly, but you have a stock like ksu, kansas city southern, performing brilliantly, an oracle of omaha knew about the rails and bought himself the company because they participated in the very unsexy

. >> bristol bay ioff the charts for wild salmon. it is the largest copper and gold resource in north america. >> preserve it or mine it? >> we would be changing a fish and wildlife system into a mining district. >> can one of the richest gold and copper mines on the planet coexist with one of the world's great salmon runs? >> pebble mine is a huge project, but it's not just on any river. it's two of the most productive salmon rivers on the planet. >> tonifrontline investigates... >> it will change everything. >> "alaska gold."

bristol does seem to have a gap and that's why the stock is not balancing. a terrific pipeline and chance to break itself up. it's worth betting on. listen, the best of the best might be old-fashioned glaxosmithkline. very similar to a merck situation which, again, obviated worries of the near term. glaxo didn't get hit when it missed its sales estimate. whey why am i so sure? in the 1980s merck seemed to be out of gas. merck was working on a promising anti-cholesterol drug that works quickly. the science behind lowering cholesterol was unproven. we didn't know what it would do to your heart. merck thought it could show over time the value of an anti-cholesterol agent. cholesterol was unproven. we didn't know what it would do to your heart. merck thought it could show over time the value of an anti-cholesterol agent. they thought the drug could be worth $200 million to merck. turns out it was one of the largest contributors to merck's earnings in history. the big move in the stock occurred as we follow the drug through the pipeline. i watch merck double and

the judge explained the constitutional rights, said you have been charged, april 18 to april 19 in bristolecticut. you are charged with lily conspiring with each other to commit an offense against the united states by knowingly covering up objects owned by dzhokhar tsarnaev, namely a laptop computer and backpack, with the intent to impede, obstruct and influence a criminal investigation of the marathon bombing. again, this is a transcript of what just happened inside the courtroom. you face a possible sentence of five years in prison. she explains rights. right to counsel, right to remain silent, et cetera. both defendants said that they can afford a lawyer. azamat tazhayakov waived the right to bail, went to voluntary detention. dias kadyrbayev waived the right to bail and entered voluntary detention. the government then asked for detention, said they're a serious risk for flight and obstruction of justice from kazakhstan. azamat tazhayakov and dias kadyrbayev both friends of dzhokhar tsarnaev, the suspect here, and students at u mass dartmouth had been held on visa violations. then there