that is what buffalo wild wings offers.o get together and have a friendly competition at the table. the other thing we've done we have an app in store during the tournament. base shot challenge. where you can actually attempt to make baskets from your smartphone. so it's a really fun game and we're seeing a lot of activity by our guests. it is really fun. liz: you're figuring out how to bring that in. i love that. >> absolutely. >> not only do you sell wings you have at each women your hundreds of restaurants more than 30 types of beer on tap. everything from craft beer to the regular names. what is going on there? how are your margins looking for beer itself? >> you know, beer continues, i mean beer and wings, it is synonymous. they go together. margins on beer are certainly better than they have been on chicken wings. liz: right, right. >> but again our guests are looking for a great value. we think we offer that by offering 30 different beers on tap. there is a variety of prices for everybody. liz: one last question. you

we think there's always a great reason to come into buffalo wild wings. march madness, you can't beat that. it is the busiest time. our team members are ready. they love this time of year. there's so much competition and the guests, it's ra ee's raelly atmosphere. >> i wonder how closely you do follow those input costs, like grain costs. last summer, there was all of that concern about corn and feed cost. that's obviously going to trickle through in the price of your ultimate commodity, which is chicken wings. >> it does. and, as i said, traditional wings, they float with the market. so we do feel the input costs. our other commodity basket, we entered, you know, longer-term yearly con trabltracts with our suppliers. and we try to moderate that a little bit. have some items on the -- >> well, it looks like we lost sally smith. just before i was going to ask her, suzie, what her pick was. i believe the university of minnesota, where they are based, is actually in the tournament.. >> she was saved by the bell. >> sometimes you lose the satellite in a middle

host: from the buffalo news service, washington bureau chief.he buffalo news headline -- newsuem papers that it offered to us. thank you very much, sir. one of several reporters we will hear from over the course of the morning. george, ohio, independent line. caller: how was it going? host: it goes well. what are your thoughts? caller: dingo what? this is really a sad thing for the american people, period. my thoughts is that if the senate, congress, president and all the elected officials cannot do their job, they need to get out of the way, they need to hire an independent consultation group to come in, put everything on the table just like a man and a woman who is married have problems with a budget, and start cutting things, period. what frustrates may is of the fact that they are going to give all of these poor countries millions and billions of dollars in what other kind of aid to get their countries by, but yet when it comes to our own country, they would rather see homeless people, kids who can't go to school because of lack of books and

it means big business for companies like buffalo wild wings.0 million wings during the ncaa tournament. here first on cnbc, sally smith, president and ceo of buffalo wild wings. welcome back to cnbc. nice to have you on. >> thank you. good morning. >> this is the biggest time for you. right? beyond the super bowl, i guess in aggregate if you take the length of the tournament and number of games played, the amount of people watching, this is it. >> yes. march madness by far is the biggest time in our restaurant. super bowl certainly is the biggest day but this weekend the restaurants will be pack with competitive fans cheering on their teams. we love march madness. >> i'm sure you do. how much do your sales track television ratings? >> i think it has more to do with how competitive the games are and how close they stay and certainly overtime always helps. but i'm expecting a great series -- or great tournament this year given the teams and some of the match-ups this year. >> i guess the point i'm trying to make is, a bunch of send rel las in the

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buffalos led by one at the half. but 23 points, 19 rebounds. stanford advances to the finals with the 61-47 victory. they will fails ucla today. cal's head coach and the bears were upset bit bruins. bears down 21 at the half. walker leading the way with 23 points for ucla. cal shot 30% from the field. jasmine puts back the rebound and draws the foul. use recall snaps cal's 16-game win streak. the 70-58 victory. that's the way the ball bounces. see you at five. >> last night dan ashley performed the national anthem before the san francisco bulls minor league hockey game at the cow palace. [the land of the free and the home. the brave ♪ [cheers and applause] >> dan and his band "push" also performed before the game and at intermission. by the way, the bulls lost the game to the alaska aces 6-2. coming up next, an amazing super senior who is proving its never too late to learn >> new this morning following in the footsteps of hollywood legend fred astaire, a woman is making headlines. taking up dancing at the age of 88. marion has only been at it

a baby polar bear at your help for her >>> the buffalo zoo in new york is needing money.ts spokesperson. luna. a baby polar bear. the zoo needs your help for her new home. already vern and roberta are throwing their cash at them here. the zoo wants to build a new arctic edge exhibit for luna. the campaign has already raised 14 of the $18 million needed. let's just keep looking at that video, because that is just way too cute! >> that is just priceless. don't wanna clean it up, though. >> no. but -- >>> that's it for us. good night! ♪ ♪ i'm home. [ kids ] hi mom. [ male announcer ] of all the things that happen on your shiny surfaces disinfecting has to be one of them. clorox disinfecting wipes. kills germs. dries clear. ♪ men. ♪ yes, judith, i did deduct $30 from your child support check this month. because i paid for jake's haircut. yes, it is usually nine dollars but he wanted to go someplace without hobbyhorses. i know he's never gonna win any beauty contests, but he is our son. look, i've got a patient. i got to go. sorry you had to hear that. that's, uh that's my ex-

big, bold buffalo footlong flavor for just $6!march featured values: the newest way to enjoy subway every day! subway. eat fresh. convention this weekend. and this year's them . >>> welcome back, california's republican party just wrapped up their three day convention this weekend, and year's theme was about rebuilding. >> melissa griffin joins us this morning. she was at the convention in sacramento, a big first for women in the party this year. pretty cool melissa. >> absolutely. harvey dillon, an attorney who is indian ethnically, and a sikh recommendationly, and a san francisco was elected by president of the party as a female, she is the first female vice president. and fyi, she's going to serve two two-year terms and generally speaking, gop, the person who is vice president go on to be the chairwoman, chairperson, so her future looks bright with the california republican party. >> are excellent. >> and how has the gop responded so far to the racist comments made. >> a couple other party members, women of all things, said he

she was in san francisco in 1986 to open the buffalo exchange limited store, and in the 13 years she worked for buffalo exchange, tennis district manager, she held her open the company from four to 11 stores. in 2009, the mayor appointed her as executive director to the office of small businesses. next, we have the ceo of opportunity funds. he has combined his background as a community organizer with an education from stanford to develop an innovative, not-for- profit financial incision that uses market principles to affect systemic change. it operates one of the nation's largest individual development, programs, a leading provider of micro loans in california, and has a robust community real estate finance unit. next, we have the ceo of ne community federal credit union. since 1988, she has been the ceo of northwest community federal credit union. under her watch, the credit union group to over 1600 members. it has become the national model for institutions seeking to provide financial education and banking services to the low- income communities. last but not least, we have our con

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so we have a lot of work to do in sioux falls, south dakota, in buffalo, new york, in the bay area, across the country. we're doing just that. and the extent to which the profile of this issue has been raised in recent years i think is a remarkable trib bought to all of you in this room. it's a trib bought to this president. i had the privilege of going to the summit that the president held. he has put his skin in the game. he has used the bully pulpit of the presidency, he has used the good offices of secretary duncan and the attorney general to make sure we send a very clear message as a federal government that we are all in this together, that bullying is indeed not a rite of passage and as you said so correctly and so eloquently, superintendent, that kids can't learn if they don't feel safe. kids can't learn if they can't be themselves. kids can't learn if they are afraid to turn the corner for fear that somebody is going to hurt them. kids can't learn if they perceive that their teachers and administrators don't have their back when something happens. and that's why we're here. that's

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buffalo led by one in the half but stanford advances to the finals with a victory.will face ucla on sunday. cal tech coach upset by the bruins. bears down 21 at the half. walker leading the way with 23 for the bruins. they put back the rebound for the bruins and draws the foul. they get a 70-58 victory and cal bears will still get an ncaa invited. we'll take a brief time-out with the giants on the mound with the >>> sharks scored three goals. big hit against the captain there. second period, sharks on the power play, matt irwin, second goal for the rookie and sharks are up 3-1 but the blues come fighting back. second goal of the game and few minutes later, sabaka again and ties the game at 3 and we head to overtime where st. louis completes the comeback. blues they come way behind to win it 4-3 the final. >> 3-1 lead at home playing a solid game and then to get it it's tough pill to swallow. >> it's disappointing, we played well enough to win but it was disappointing. >> world baseball classic continues with team u.s.a. facing italians. they lost their first game to

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but no, it was buffalo. >> [inaudible question] >> oh, harding. it's hard to keep them straight. >> [inaudible question] >> [inaudible question] >> well, i thought of those three early on in the process. i started because i was working chronologically, actually. i discovered that abraham lincoln's son, robert todd lincoln, he was in the train station with james carville because he was the secretary of war and he arrived in buffalo is mckinley was getting shot and i knew i wanted to write about the lincoln memorial as well. and he lived all the way to attend the dedication of the monument. so i narrowed it down to those presidents and realized that he didn't have much to say about kennedy. and also because he's a recently deceased, there are a few more tax issues, the brothers are still alive, there is such a drama to so many people who are still alive. there is automatic censorship built and if you have any type of pass. i don't like to cry. you know. [laughter] i really think this is just the kind of writer that i am. i had seen him. the same guy

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i would investigate the missing brown buffalo. or perhaps a greek fisher man's cap in honor of the sirens and mermaids rocking me or a big mexican so sombrero would do, or i could make a crazy cat hat with balloons and then i stroll down third street or a brown berate and shout power to the people and other slogans i forget. i could try a cloud with a blue ribbon wrapped around it like a song or none of that. today, in honor of the new brand new bay view library, today, i'm going to wear the sky as my hat and then i will pass it on to you so you can wear it too thank you alejandro. power to the people. he wants to make the city of poets. this is indeed an honor and pleasure to introduce our mayor, mayor ed lee. [ applause ] . >> morning, everybody. welcome to our bay view. as our poet said, he's about to wear a hat, so i was looking for a hat this morning. and i have a trunk full and i was looking for something that was representative, a world series type of hat because this is a world series event. when you look across our neighb

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buffalos led by one at the half. but 23 points, 19 rebounds.nford advances to the finals with the 61-47 victory. they will fails ucla today. cal's head coach and the bears were upset bit bruins. bears down 21 at the half. wake he were lieding the way with 23 points for ucla. cal shot 30% from the field. jasmine puts back the rebound and draws the foul. use recall snaps cal's 16-game win streak. the 70-58 victory. >>> sharks hosting st. louis and final limb found basket of the net scoring three goals ball st. louis amended it to them. they will scored one more in overtime for the victory. the big hit against him. the second period sharks on the power play. matter irwin from the point. sharks up 3-1. come fighting back in the third. top shelf only antti niemi. his second goal. the game. what a shot. a few minutes later he comes in. first career hat trick. ties the game at three. niemi. we head to overtime. st. louis completes the comeback. the shot tipped in front by patrick berglund. blues with three unanswered goals. they come from way behind t

david: that is true for up buffalo wild wings and chipolte as well. >> exactly.id: moving to manufacturers, if manufacturers were producing at 100% capacity we would see inflation no question about it with all the money the fed -- but they're not, they're only manufacturing 79% right now. >> right. david: and that means what? >> that means they have no pricing power. they can't increase the price whatever they're building whether cars or airplanes or caterpillar tractors, whatever it is. david: if that is true, why is cat piller and bowing a pick for you? >> they have the opportunity for the economy to expand to go up. you want to pick the industrials early. now is a good time to pick industrials. they are out of favor in the recent past and coming into favor in the future. liz: caterpillar was the biggest point decliner today. so that really sliced off what more gains we could have seen with the dow jones industrials. you say a pullback of 1.25% is buying opportunity? >> definitely a buying opportunity for caterpillar, boeing or cummins engine. i like all three

i represented buffalo, new york, a very heavy industrial town like buffalo and i used to go before the look, your enemy is not in china or asia or japan or germany or brazil. your enemy is in washington, d.c., the terrible tax regulatory climate in this country. [ male announcer ] i've seen incredible things. otherworldly things. but there are some things i've never seen before. this ge jet engine can understand 5,000 data samples per second. which is good for business. because planes use less fuel, spend less time on the ground and more time in the air. suddenly, faraway places don't seem so...far away. ♪ >>> a >>> a politico editorial today asked a very important question for the future of the gop, where's jack kemp? it was written by my editor at the national review, rich lowrie. here's what the late jack kemp, my dear friend and mentor, told me a while back on this show. >> i think all people respect the word entrepreneur. they appreciate the risk taker, the guy or gal goes out and takes an idea out of their head and their heart and puts it into a business that adds value to our ec

that i mention about the buffalo soldiers. i really want the ports to give a real context to what's really happened in san francisco including the chinese fisher men who were way back in 1850 and later on the other blacks that came. i say this, like you said, when we deal with these projects we have to work very hard. it's very very important that when we put out some information out there that we do our homework. we don't take it light ly. the history of san francisco. this is a real history of san francisco and to do the research and we do have the national service. we do have the museum on 3rd and mission that has all the photographs. so it's not that they have to go hunting for the information. this is why i came here today. i would like to meet with somebody from the port because i work for the national park service, i understand a lot of this factors. i would like to work with a small team on the things that i brought forth at some meeting which nobody contacted me. somebody should contact me. thank you very much. >> tha

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