can chiptole recover from the outbreak? i will see if they continue to feel the pain. >>> and i have an idea. you may in the see it, so tonight i am sending it on a stock that's shining and could shine even brighter. madmoneycnbc.com. >> at a time when so much of retail is in dire strength two took wall street by surprise when they erie ported blow out numbers and while getting pounded the stocks are roaring higher lately. this is one part that has a lot of upside. why because even though that we have seen the job growth in the country, look at that on last friday's numbers. many of them are feeling the cash strapped and part that the wages are for ages and in part of the climbing health care act and housing remains out of reach and student loan depth or low paying job with little wage feels that they can shop in places like dollar tree and general. the price of gas helps but people are spending that at lower value stores rather than course making their homes look a little better. plus the federal reserve is about to raise

if you had kids would you take them to chiptole? i would think not. there are reports of eight boston college basketball players are sick with e.coli and ate at one. the reports cannot be proven. from our own abgal stevens that works with mad money as the social guru and does the par scopes. i quote her and her saying that i had it on friday, and it was delicious. it was going to be my last meal, it's a good one. where do i come out. i think that they will solve the problem, but then they do you will have to wait a quarter to see the turn. we have short memories and it will be a great stock. not yet there. too expensive and early. andy in california. andy. >> caller: yes, i am a small time investor and i do not have a lot of money to start at one time. i want to start a position in starbucks, but i wonder if you should do it in small increments? >> yeah, it's worth the wild. if you want to follow along and find out what we say about it and we wish that it would come down more. why? position. we think that howard has cemented the retail were as the gre

>> well, chiptole is not going to make it. love the stocks but up in the next few months. >> john, predictions. >> there's a great cash flow business and it's a safe dividend and i think that it's up 20 percent here. >> gary? >> bear, don't like it at all. >> your prediction? >> we're in the middle of the sunk and going to have to sit this out and going to go for good old fashion utility stock. get away from thehehehehe commoh yield. >> okay. neil is next. >>> all right. you see this guy? well, we let him go and guess what he is doing now? well, he is the top al qaeda guy. good to have you. enough is enough. stop the release and keep that prison open. also hear from our guests. so charles, what do you make of that? it's a number of people that we're letting out and some say one out of three, but this is a big one. >> yeah, it's a big one. we're talking of releasing them to go on to be commanders and

now some legal trouble, a brookline mother is suing chiptole on behalf of her 16-year-old son who became so sick he was taken to the hospital. experiencing lingering symptoms. their lawyer said in a statement the number of possible cases in such a short period of time is something i' ve never really seen before. the popular chain has dealt with other outbreaks of foodborne illnesses in other parts of the country as well. chipotle' s founder has apologized and launched food safety reforms. the lawsuit does not specify any monetary damages. the brookline mother says she does not want to go on camera but she told me this is not about the money but about improving food safety at the popular restaurant chain. in boston, sera congi, wcvb newscenter 5. emily: police say they know who has been flashing women on umass dartmouth' s campus south coast today reports the suspect in the sketch is a student, 19-year-old patrick brown of ledyard, connecticut. university police say they' ve received 4 reports of a man exposing himself to women on campus. brown, who has been suspended, is due in court in

students came down with symptoms and the restaurant has been temporarily closed.a spokesman for chiptole says this isisnot related to the e-coli cases that have turned up in nine states. two teens in tennessee spent two days in jail for wearing saggy pants.antonio ammons had to serve 48 hours behind bars when a resource officer at his high school charged him with indecent exposure.a tennessee attorney said under state law -- sagging pants does *not et that charge.now -- he will have to pay morerehan 250- dollars in court costs and fines. a new pedestrian bridge on the the city of san diego and a tijuana airport.the privately run skybridge just opened this week and isisntended to make it easier for travelers to cross the border.mexican immigration checks travlers just like the normal border crossing, but travelers believe it will be more effieicnet than waiting in a car to cross. "it really depends how lucky you get once you get to the border. it could be really fast, even with a (unintelligible) or you could wait. so this is convenient even though it's a little expensive." expensive.e.ro

. >>> the man who shut down a chiptole restaurant in boston because of an outbreak is going to eat there today. boston's chief health inspector said it is a show of confidence. nearly 140 boston college students contracted the potentially deadly virus after eating there. inspectors eventually link the outbreak to a sick employee, not the food. the chipotle reopened on saturday after it was closed for nearly three weeks. >>> health news now and childhood asthma may be on the decline, but not among kids living in poverty. after peaking in 2009, childhood asthma remained steady and then dropped significantly. asthma among poor children has continued to rise. while the data doesn't experts believe children living in poverty may be exposed to more environmental triggers linked to asthma. >>> 5:25 right now. coming up an update to breaking news in oakland. a deadly fire consums an apartment building and kills two people. the investigation under way to find out what sparked the fast-moving flames. >>> left without heat. the scramble this morning to restore gas power to thousands in the east bay

kind of masking other issues with chiptole's growth? >> well, i mean they have grown significantly.to your point, the average weekly sales have grown over 15% in a pretty rapid time over a little over two years. and the stores are still opening at a 10% growth rate. demand is obviously down now. popularity is down. yet, they're still growing square footage. it does put at risk the new stores and the new store production tist. so i think that's a question that will be -- or an answer that will come as they open up these stores. i'm very cautious because typically when a company see this is degree of negative same-store sales, they pull back growth. >> matthew, who is gaining? we talked to a couple of analysts over the course of this xafrment a couple of them said panera. i notice it's up 11% over the past movement it is, in fact, a winner off chipotle's woes? >> it's one of them. chipotle is 50/50. so i would think that is a little aggressive to say that panera consumer is winning over the share from chipotle. you have everybody. it is everybody from a mcdonalds consumer to as well a

. >> when we come back this morning, why chiptole is changing it's tune pulling back on its use of ingredientsm local farms. don't forget it's fed decision day. cnbc has you covered before the announcement and after. that coming at 2:00 p.m. today. among our special guests, lee cooperman and bill gross. stay tuned. take a look at yesterday's s&p 500 winners and losers. ♪ ♪ >> i missed something. welcome back to squawk box. chipotle. taking steps to respond to a food contamination crisis. the fast casual chain had long pushed the use of local ingredients and fresh produce but the wall street says that in the wake of an ecoli out break where they don't know where it came from yet and throw in the norovirus. i don't know, chipotle is now moving that like the big chains. for example, the restaurant plans to reduce it's use of those locally sourced ingredients and centralize the prep of some vegetables. you can do it and you can consistently give all of your outlets the same. >> you chop up the tomatoes and do what you have to do. you put them in sealed bags and ship them off. they don't do it that