. >> the outside of the conagra flour mill hasn't changed much had. >> in one hour, we can make a truck load. >> but inside, the mill is using less power, conagra spent $21 million on energy efficient technology. >> we're able to shut down all portions of the plant just to save a small amount of energy. >> it can divert back to the grid on hot days when in high demands from other businesses. 90% is sold within 400 miles of the mill. >> they put the wheat flour in swizelers. >> that is right. licorice sticks also in pizza dough. in order from this to this it's producing more flour. >> they're a hall of fame institution in oakland. >> the city says conagra is a model for energy and climate plans reducing waste, pollution, and keeping money in the local economy. >> last month's powerful tornado in oklahoma injured 70 children. now a brai area group wants to help those young victims. volunteers turning pieces of fabric into super hero capes. their zbol to make 250 of the creations tomorrow they'll hand them out to students who survived the deadly tornado. the organization started making the

when that group comes back or we get a recession, conagra is going much higher.te in california. >> caller: boo-yah, mr. cramer. >> boo-yah. >> caller: good evening. thank you for all you do for us small time investors. you rock. if possible i'd like to add a speculative stock to my discretionary portfolio, not my retirement. the stock is coty. >> i think coty needs to make an acquisition. i the they need to step up and buy avon. you said it was speculative. i was willing to bless it. otherwise, i would send you to estee lauder. i think that's a better company. let's go to donald in minnesota. >> caller: yes. >> go ahead, donald. you've up. >> caller: i had sears holdings two months ago for $48.50. it's gone down about $12. i still have it. what's your opinion on it? >> neither here nor there. if target's having trouble, walmart is having trouble, why own sears? that's where i come from. dan in connecticut. >> caller: i like to give you a norwalk, connecticut boo-yah to ya. >> i like that. >> caller: one that caught my eye was carmax. >> carmax plays ahead. the s

when that group comes back or we get a recession, conagra- is going much higher.te in california. >> caller: boo-yah, mr. cramer. >> boo-yah. >> caller: good evening. thank you for all you do for us small time investors. you rock. it's possible i'd like to add a speculative stock to my portfolio, not my retirement. the stock is coty. >> i think coty needs to make an acquisition. i the they need to step up and buy avon. you said it was speculative. you said to bless it. otherwise, i would send you to estee lauder. i think that's a better company. let's go to donald. >> caller: yes. >> go ahead, donald. you've up. >> caller: i had holdings two mon vrts ago for $froith.50 of sears holding venth it's gone down about $12. i still have it. what's your opinion on snit. >> neither here nor there. it's having trouble, walmart is having trouble, why own sears? that's where i come from. dan if connecticut. >> caller: i like to give you a norwalk, connecticut boo-yah to ya. >> i like that. >> caller: one that caught my eye is carmax. >> carmax peas ahead. the stock is running

conagra spent $21 million on energy efficient technology from its recyclable bags and l.e.d.ighting to computerized panels that control each separate mill. >> able to shut down all of the plant or smaller portions just to save that small amount of energy. >> reporter: divert portions of energy back to the grid on hot days when it's in high demand from other businesses like oakland's thriving baking industry which buys the flour. 90% of it is sold within 400 miles of the mill. >> also, put in, the wheat flour in twizzlers. >> reporter: right, licorice sticks and pizza dough. the mill is using 10% less energy and it's actually producing more flour. >> hall of fame institution in oakland and we don't have too many of those left. >> reporter: the city says conagra is a model for oakland's energy plan. reducing waste and pollution while keeping money in the local economy. alan wang. >> good day to go into a factory. >> right. toeto e r-ndiong31 oakland 80.3 othea b mpatesn e d d 3 p 70s.n e d d 3 i'll have your forecast for the weekend and a nice looking week ahea >>> welcome back

spinoff allowed them to get from conagra.hey will prefer a simple pure play over a complicated mish mash of different businesses. that's why i think post is a fabulous takeover target. i think the company is too small to remain independent in the cutthroat world of the cereal business. these guys really go at it. we know that post has done a great deal to get its house in order. even so, some of the company's key brands have been in trouble. for example, post reported on may 13th. the company did miss numbers. partly because of a 4% decline in averages. meanwhile, honey bunches of oats, one of the key brands was down 9% in the channel. post was trading $47 before the quarter was reported. they've come down to $42, the keystone brand, i know you want me to pull this out. watch. ha, yes. this decline was kind of pretty rapidly. i think this move lower is going to be what it takes for a suitor to come in swooping, acquire the company for other than less than itould. the window is here. hearthside foods makes organic cereals and

start with conagra, its ceo has been innovating and acquiring with this most recent deal. this market of brands as well as top of the line private label brands reported an excellent number. terrific guidance. why is it so important? because conagra is precisely the bond equivalent stock from last week. hiding from the 3% dividend. yield. which suddenly wasn't enough considering the risk of owning a stock versus the ten year. now, we see if they can play offense as well as defense. the rally shows there's still hope for noncyclical companies. bed bath and beyond. here's a household that runs both bed bath and harmon, the drugstore chain my daughter and i fancy. with we know that retail's a big word. if it keeps going higher, that insures consumers spend. but bed bath which was done an astounding 25 this year, revision downward expectations, typically the kiss of death, stock is basically up 15 cents. how about seagate and western digital? commodity companies smash up your computer. you'll see one that came alive when a brokerage house. of course in keeping with the new norm

>>> food and shelter and two earnings coming out, conagra and k.d.boeing ceo opens up to jim cramer about the dreamliner battery debacle, and here what he has to say. that we will have coming up. >> what a show on "mad." we can't wait to talk about that. >>> but first, the dow is poised to open after the triple-digit rally yesterday. and we have had the most trading in a month since 2011 and wall street is bracing for comments from the federal officials including the fed chair of new york dudley. if there is a spokesman for bernanke other than yellen, it is dudley. he is supposed to talk about the regional economy and the job market for college grads, but you never know. >> look, i worked at goldman and dudley is a good guy, and a goldman guy, and that does not necessarily make him a good guy, but -- >> not necessary willy connected. >> but maria has lloyd blankfein, but he speaks the language that is not upsetting. he measures the words and knows whether to roil the market and he has not. so i find him informative and not ideological and i look forw

co conagra showed kids how to make dough, the updates are aimed at making the mill no sustainable. >>e put in l.e.d. lights, to utilize the electricity more efficiently. and there is a packer that produces plastic bags, the 100% recycleable. >> the mill produces over a million pounds of flour a day which goes to businesses and baker e bakeries within four hours of the plant, a lot of cooking. >>> and the sound that signals the start of the summer season. >> yes, tonight, we take you go on the hunt for rattle snakes here in the bay area. plus, why so many people are plus, wh&háhp &hc&people are say. >>> and it is called an unavoidable impact, why there could be trouble for many south bay drivers. >>> and during nightly news, you heard about the program and phone activity. we want to know what you think. should the government be able to track your phone calls? both in the flash survey, by texting or calling, text one for yes, two for no, and tweet us at nbcbayarea. and we'll have more in the news cast later. for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage

conagra actualtations to theltao botcongratulations to the both . to be the facebook fan of the day.day. post a comment under jackie's picture. >>> more than 500 super heroes showed up in downtown chicago io an attempt to break the world record for most people dressed as superman. and they did it. it. that's the record we all want to break. there you go.o. some the costumes were neverver before seen versions of new super hero movie which hits theaters nationwide next fridayd i was looking for tony and tucker there.there. >> that does it for the 6:00,0, and that sends to allison and tony. >> anything goes. >> thanks, sarah.>> >>> coming occupy fox 5 morning news. -- coming up on fox 5 morning news. >>> a landmark of capitol hill l is no more. frager's was destroyed by flames. we are going to bring you the latest. >>> does the government know who you're calling and when, and for how long?long? well, new this morning word that millions of verizon customersriz are having their phone records d sent to the feds. >>> first a tropical storm storm warning fo

conagra shares are higher. the food producer earned 60 cents a share for the fourth quarter.ncreasing benefits from its acquisition and is facing head winds in its commercial food federal government e segment. when we come back, we get personal income and spending numbers for may. we will bring you those numbers and the market reaction after this. take a look at the u.s. equity futures. is the highest level we have seen all morning. "squawk box" will be right back. surprise -- your house was built on an ancient burial ground. [ ghosts moaning ] surprise -- your car needs a new transmission. [ coyote howls ] how about no more surprises? now you can get all the online trading tools you need without any surprise fees. ♪ it's not rocket science. it's just common sense. from td ameritrade. to accept less and less in the name of style and sophistication. but to us, less isn't more. more is more. abundant space, available leading-edge technology, impeccable design, and more than you've come to expect from a luxury vehicle. the lexus es350 and epa-estimated 40 mpg es hybrid. this is

and mccormick and conagra report on thursday, we'll find out if they can actually have more than just dead cat bounce. if the numbers are good and the stocks go up maybe they're no longer hostage to the tnx i told you to follow. but you know, if the tnx goes higher and the stocks go down, we're in the same world of hurt. why am i showing this? this is from mccormick spice, old bay spice the special ravens model. i think it's cool. it might not matter if the interest rates keep going higher though, so remember it's the bond market stupid. two companies -- two companies that delivered terrific quarters last time around, nike and accenture give us the report cards on thursday. nike has been strong in the u.s., weak in china. i have no idea what piece going on in the whole country. accenture is a huge business in europe. i think europe is still stabilizing and they have done a superior job even when europe was not doing well. one of the head winds it's able to endure which is why i like it. it's a terrific consulting play. accenture goes down, you buy some. finally, blackberry, aka former

charles: nicole started talking about conagra. slim jim's, peter pan. $35. anyone watching this show probably had chef boyardee back then, their savings to be so far ahead of inflation that would have to worry about social security running out of money. that is when trying to help people get to. the market can be gimmicky, can go up or down for a variety of reasons. would that change the fundamentals? no. dude i this making faces at me. >> compiled a list of things he did there just as bad if not worse than what edward snowden did. a long list. i want you to give me the top three items on that list that are worse. i know it is 100 less, but give me the top three that are worse than what snowden did. >> 175,000 pages of federal alone law. stuart: are we talking about what snowden did? because what he did basically was an act of treason. he gave valuable information to our rivals and enemies. it is worse than that? i don't think so. >> i certainly do in terms of effect on our lives, the constant deficit spending. obamacare. all of that, this is one indivi

and conagra a fiscal profit.at sales are improving even though revenue numbers are in line. still this stock seeing more than 5% move today. maria? >> lots of movers. we have breaking news right now. senate is done voting on the comprehensive integration reform bill. let's get to eamon javers with those reports. >> final tally on the united states senate. 68-32. bill now puts about tens of billions of dollars into border security and also authorizes a path to citizenship for millions of people living in the united states right now. this is a fairly momentum occasion by senate standards. all of the senators sitting at their desks for this vote which they don't typically do. 68 vote margin is not one we see often in the united states senate but now the bill goes to the house of representatives where speaker of the house john boehner said earlier today, they are not going to necessarily take up what the senate passed here. they will pass their own bill through regular order. that means going all wait through committ

. >> mayor jean quan on hand for the relaunch of the conagra oakland mill today. a $21 million upgrade just made this facility one of the greenest most energy-efficient mills in the entire country. but let's back up just a second. oakland can bring to mind a lot of things. but bread basket?! it's probably not high on your list. as part of today's celebration some oakland schoolkids were given a tour of the mill so we tagged along for the field trip. ♪[ music ] >> golden fields of grain from combine to elevator. >> we are going to see the packers. >> that's it essentially raw wheat that comes in on a truck. you can kind of see the gradual reduction. >> from the time a wheat kernell hits the first break to the tail end of the meal as white flour is probably 25 minutes. here we don't do any sugar. we just do flour. [ loud noise ] >> sometimes that happens. that happens sometimes. [ inaudible ] >> people go inside of there and shuts the machine down. >> what if somebody went on there, what happens to them? >> they would get conveyed down the line. >> they have some cr

demand they have noted, quarterly profit on the rise but still under pressure down one third of 1% and conagranown for so much of the food we know, came out with a long-term outlook, so that was good news. there are some longer-term charts right now. lori: thank you, nicole. we do have breaking news. federal reserve announcing rules to boost requirement for u.s. banks during an open meeting coming up on tuesday city move is the latest effort to make sure the banking system is more resilient if and when we have another financial crisis. you can bet the banks will be watching this one. so far most are gaining in this otherwise broad rally. adam: the world is watching mr. snowden. more on the worldwide demand, where in the world is edward snowden? president obama saying he is not getting personally involved because he expects other countries to abide by internationalmc9 law. the president emphasized he does not plan to go to great lengths to capture snowden saying "i'm not going to go scrambling jets to get a 29-year-old hacker." it remains sheltered in moscow and he says he still has other unre

they'll look at the earnings from conagra, kb home and nike. >>> we're going to break.a climb, an interest in mortgage rates rising. we'll check on the pulse of the u.s. housing market. we're joint by mr. olson. and staying with tech, paypal is entering unchartered territory launching its galactic policy into the silicon valley. >>> paypal is joining a slew of other big names taking a bite out of space. we want to hear from you about investing in space as a business opportunity or an out of the world fantasy. it was tweeted as long as the infrastructure is in place, it could be ea reality. keep your feedback coming. we're enjoying the exchange. >>> we have some more news crossing out of europe. tracking the italian auction for you this morning. 2.5 billion euros in 2018 btb bonds have been auctioned off. the yield at 3.47%. so this is the five-year paper that's come to the market. the big shares, 130 in terms of the yield changing from previous auctions. it is up almost 50 bases points coming in at plus .46 of a percent. it is slightly higher. let's move on to this pape

for more ahead about the weak and conagra's we spoke to a reporter over on capitol hill. >> with congress returning this weekend the headline from thehill.com some challenges could tear down major pieces of obamacare. they point out the president's health care law is under attack in the court even as the administration brings forward its full implementation. managing editor of the hill newspaper joining us live on the phone. thanks for being with us. it's a busy week. let's begin with this headline from your colleague sam baker. >> guest: this makes the case that legal challenges to obamacare are not finished, and there are really a handful of lawsuits, some in the pipeline that are closer to getting to the higher courts than others. but the focus on the irs setting up insurance programs, which is a total concern even for supporters of obamacare that if that got to the supreme court that could be struck down. the irs has been in the news recently. there's another lawsuit on the birth control provisions, and then a couple other issues in the pipeline but it doesn't go beyond the two it wou

i spent the weekend with john dingell who will serve as the longest serving member of conagra's as history and a record that will never fall and if you know john dingell, i am sure he will be on everyone's top ten list as one of the greatest members that ever served in the united states congress. i asked about his friend coming and he said he was the most honest decent guy you'll ever meet. he brought that respect not only to the republican leadership in the house, but obviously to the presidency in a time we needed him the most. and when you think about it, gerald ford in a ten month span went from a member of congress to the vice president to the oval office as president of the united states. our country certainly benefited from his unquestioned leadership. frankly because of their steady hands and their faith they helped stabilize the country there was so desperately needing the skills and human touch to get out of the crisis that really frightened the 200th birthday, remember 1976, the 200th anniversary of the country and stretched the fabric to no end. so they were both public servant

in many ways although the ball is in the conagra's court, the ball is in our court.and i hope that americans of all races and every jurisdiction in the country will feel they have to stand up for the future of the country and they have to stand up for the space participation in the country. when people look at the country and they admire what america has been able to do over the last 50 years, they admire the progress that we made despite a history of slavery and racial discrimination exclusions that is what makes us special to the rest of the world. are we prepared to protect that legacy or willing to let legacy go? we call on all americans. this isn't just an issue for civil rights advocates were just african-americans or latinos. this isn't just an issue for those in the south. this is the america that we have come to expect and that we have come to enjoy and we have become proud of and the question for us is or we willing to fight for it? we believe this is the stance american voters have to take in light of the supreme court's decision and they have to pressure

piece of legislation and i want to say to our witnesses that i agree that it's important for us and conagra's, both republican and democrat to be the law and examine the relevant provisions within the dodd-frank act. and i want to ask a question on the dodd-frank act specifically title xi, section 1101, a.b. i3. as practical after the sub , the board shall establish by regulation in consultation with the secretary of the treasury the policies and procedures governing the but emergency lending under this paragraph so my question i guess would go to first the panelist the honorable thomas if you would like to answer this question. can you discuss the emergency landing authorities that would use how they were used and how that type of lending as possible of title 11 of the dodd-frank. the section that was used was called 133 which allowed for the lending under the exigent circumstances to the institutions and including the non-bank institutions so that would allow for the markets and so forth and that provision was used extensively in that crisis. the law that you are fighting now is designe