today cigna, goldman sachs upgrading to a buy. >> up 2.1%.nks the obamacare implementation risk to cigna and other insurers have diminished and like the valuation. the target goes to 117 from 113. >> moving on to general dynamics, a downgrade at rbc. >> music. rbc down grades and cuts price target to 141 from 150 still above the current price. if you own general diem naices take note because rbc saying 2014 was so good it will be hard to have that kind of year. they downgrade it. >> we are upping the funk factor here on "street talk." american express seeing upgrade to buy goldman sachs. >> analysts see 13% total upside. the stock is up 2%. the macrothesis is this. people are going to spend more money on credit card and pay it back. average target is 98.19. >> this is our under the radar name. it is compass minerals. >> i'm into the music. i can't stop moving. it's a kansas based salt and fertilizer maker. up to buy. target 105 a share. stock is at 89.5 bucks. falling from 2009 to 2013. they are expected to finally be above the '09 levels. ju

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but i believe there is no such as cigna said expendable human being no person is disposable y value each person whether down syndrome or capt. of the football team. but biologically we do know now lot more than 30 of 40 years ago. because now we realize when the chromosomes come together to have a unique schedule that pattern will never exist again and it is unique to that individual and have been set the moment of conception and at that moment everything in that schedule tsa has formed it will change to vengeance or size or shape because that is what happens is cuban life at that moment that scheduled never be brought the aura of a dolphin so my point is now science has given us an affirmation and when life begins. look at a sonogram they did not think it was a real baby until maybe four months. now at 12 weeks you say i see a baby it is a human form. the weather space exploration which i strongly support or medical innovation incredible perception to think those that are faced oriented are against science. not at all. >> i have the six week-old at home so i can attest to see that sonog

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cigna recommending the bond market remain open. not looking for an early close there.g up a little bit. and oil is pretty much flat after the cartel said it's open to talks with outside producers. that may mean shale producers. and connecticut malloy has declared a state of emergency for that state and has imposed a travel ban of 10:00 p.m. if you live in connecticut, get home and do not drive. >> moving on, this year's holiday season did not do much to rescue mattel. the struggling toymaker today replaced it chairman and ceo after the company sales slump extended to five quarters and holiday earnings fell far below estimates. can a new ceo give mattel a fresh start? julie hyman has been following the story. is this simply nobody wants to buy barbie and g.i. joe anymore? >> that is part of the problem. you have the executive changes in its market, and then you have execution issues at mattel is self. the generally who is coming in as ceo is just an interim ceo. he has been on the board since 1996 and has worked for several consumer companies, including pepsi. he will j

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of immigrants including at&t goldman sachs proctor & gamble kraft google at ebay intel pfizer and cigna. seems to me one doesn't want to exaggerate the einstein component or the component of the founders of fortune 500 companies but they are a fact. it also is the fact and i thought mark was particularly interesting and instructive on the problems of immigration and assimilation but i would say this. when vietnam fell in 1975 after that we took in 1 million vietnamese. 175,000 in a very few weeks. another surge in 1978 when the boat people began to arrive. the boat people arrived here in the middle of the carter era stagflation from the worst periods of economic opportunity in american history. by 1982, four years later the employment rate for the vietnamese boat people was higher than the employment rate for the american population as a whole. the problems with assimilation that mark mentioned are real and he is completely right that the problem is not immigrants, it is the elites that have low confidence and low affections for united the united states to which we want these people to

we don't hold cigna against him. he has been director not once, but twice. something to do with smm every every time he has been in washington. jim cooper is a democratic congressman from tennessee something he has done for all of eight of 32 years and not afraid to say what he thinks even if it's not popular. i feel like there is a question hanging and maybe i can start with you. >> you are getting me in further trouble, but it is the profession of c students. that's on a good day. i am strongly in favor of alan's bias towards savings. that is very unpopular and almost a hall mark to be able to delay gratification. what have you done for me lately? >> i started my career and in charge of making estimates for the food stamp or snap program. i twped these models and i had the estimates going forward and called over to the chairman's office to explain. i wanted to be pressing with the metrics and i have the standard that my point is the estimate and what it looks like. he looked at me and said young man, we don't appropriate in changes. that always led me to t

senate, and most of that time on budget issue, and he did a little stint in the private sector at cigna, but we don't hold that against him. gene spurling has been a fixture in washington since the original bill clinton campaign and director of the national economic council not once, but twice, and he actually in one of the few periods out of government was at the director of the center of universal policy at brookings, and if you don't like triggers, you can blame gene, because he has been just about around most of the time in washington. and also from tennessee, we are joined by someone who has done all but eight of the last 32 years has been focused on the the budget issues and not afraid to say what he thinks even if it is not popular with the leadership of his party. i want you all to the respond a little bit to david's paper but first, there is a question hanging from the first panel, and jim cooper maybe i can start with you. somebody suggested that people of congress were psychologically or cognitively incapable of thinking of uncertainty, and i wonder canned if if the you thoug

if you'd like to ask a question please do the traditional thing and send a subtle nonthreatening cigna but i will happily call on one and all for the time we have available. i will start by offering our guests the opportunity to make opening comments. people talk about the judiciary committee's agenda in 2015 so maybe a bit longer than our usual three or four minutes of opening but after that we will move to questions from round the table. thanks again for doing this. >> david, thank you for inviting me back to the "christian science monitor" breakfast. it's a pleasure to be here a special pleasure to be with my wife who is a practicing attorney in roanoke, virginia, and doesn't get to washington as often as i would like but she's going to be coming more often soon because my daughter who works in washington is going to make us grandparents soon, right? so we're definitely very pleased that she will be coming up to see that granddaughter soon i think it i do want to take the opportunity to do something that has become a bit of a tradition and that is your online me to announce my commi

other health insurers moving higher like aetna, cigna humana.flix soaring after adding 4.3 million streaming customers. we will have more on that company coming up. and tootsie roll trading higher on news the ceo has died. this is sparking speculation that the company could be -- >> courtney thank you. i confess i did not know tootsie rool was roll was a publicly traded company until now. canada's central bank today cutting its key interest rate and specifically pointing to the fallout of the nation's xhe fromeconomy from the drop in oil prices. >> we welcome back fred tomczyk from to dod ameritrade. even you were surprised at the canadian national bank cutting rates today. >> yeah. i was surprised by it because it seemed to come out of the blue which we're seeing out of a number of central banks this year. but as you think about it in canada the canadian economy is a tale of two parts of the country. alberta, sus skach wan are oil and gas denominated, if you go into ontario, it's more manufacturing. if the price of oil was coming down nothing y