costco's best known for treasure hunt.ause you know you can get an 18-pack of bounty very cheap. you can get good steaks there. but you also go there because you never know what you're going to find. they do a lot better job isn't the discretionary categories than does bjs or sam's club. >> what worries you, if anything at all, for the stock? >> they have an average household income of $96,000 a year. so that plus the improved merchandising has driven traffic throughout the downturn. if things do get better, that high-end consumer starting traveling more, if the high-end consumer goes out more, they cook less at home and entertain less at home, that's certainly something you need to watch. >> in terms of the 4% -- the 4% to 5% growth in traffic, how does that compare to some of the other more established retailers as well, maybe not in that particular category, but you were impressed with their ability to drive the growth. >> yep. if you compare walmart, they've had negative traffic for the past couple years improve late i

the examples i like to point to in seattle are costco and starbucks. this is not high-tech. this is high skill maybe in terms of apprenticeship skill, and other workforce training programs and like that, but costco is employing right now 150,000 employees. and starbucks has got 140,000 employees, that's a lot of job creation in a nontech environment in seattle. r and so i think it's something to look at. i'll close by saying, i hope the governors will be very entrepreneurial themselves and we'll test some of of these ideas in the local states. thanks. [ applause ] >> thank you for joining us today. thank you. i kind of thought, what am i going to talk about, i promised my government affairs people that invited me, i would not turn this into a commercial. i have to say with the c-span lights, i am able to see which you used a gillette razor this morning and which you didn't. you know, amy and i are going to talk -- are going to end up talking about a lot of the same things but from a slightly different perspective. i hope that you will find the comments that i make today prag

candidly, i think this environment still works for costco.ot that i'm advocating launching into this tomorrow, but if you can get this name and somehow the tape pulls back and get in the mid-80s, buy it. nibble at costco here. >> i want to know about the other names. macy's has been doing well. the week before we got an upside surprise from the gap. >> yep. real well target as well. when you look at a lot of the february numbers here, cars are strong. industrial production real well as well. tomorrow you may get the better retail sales print here and get a print above 1%. we haven't had something like that over the last five months. guy made a great call when we were out on dunkin' donuts. when you look at input costs, it's about oil. these commodities whether it's coffee, sugar, cotton or the ag names like wheat and soybeans, they're pulling back here. that's favorable for the consumer. i think tomorrow you'll get a good print. there are names out there, armstrong worldwide, awi, i think that is something to look at. >> let's look at nat gas

> costco, target, walmart, all make sense to me.home depot because they mix paint and have lumber, but i'm not sure staples makes sense. you can get all that on the internet and hard to justify the service offering. at best buy it's definitely hard to justify. >> what happens to best buy? go one year out. >> they're losing probably 2% market share, you know, 2% of their audience every year. i think anybody under 30 is real really to shop there. i think they lose 2% a year in perpetuity and it only takes about 15 percentage points before they are negative. >> when you look at the big boxes that have failed, it's often the ones that have commodity products, a tv set at best buy is a tv set online. a book at borders is a book at amazon. >> right. >> so there isn't that, as michael points out, that specialty merchandise, that exclusivity that you get somewhere else. that has to be a big part of it, right, michael? >> abercrombie & fitch makes sense because they have a brand and that's the only place you can get it. tiffany to some exten

. >> why not costco? why sam's club? >> because the costco income is $90,000 on average. >> the things you learn. i love this, christine. >> it's sad these numbers come exploding out of my mouth like that. >> you are creepy. >> but so a costco republican would have a higher income probably. that's interesting. thanks. >> nine minutes past the hour here. this was not the outcome the romney camp was hoping for. rivals rick santorum and newt gingrich doing more than enough to extend this race. >> we survived the national elite's effort to kill us in the summer because of you, because people who said we are not going to allow the elite to decide who we are going to nominate. >> we have won the west, the midwest, and the south, and we're ready to win across this country. >> everybody still sounding the same. let's talk to our panelists live from chicago. we have conservative commendator lenny mcallister, and live from san diego cnn.com contributor ruben navarrete. thank you, gentlemen, for joining us this morning. lenny, i'm

this is the third out of 12. >> arthel: from costco? >> from costco. >> arthel: this one here?our lenders. this is in the freezer case at the supermarket. >> rick: this is the lender's bagel -- doesn't even look like a bagel. come op. >> also the fewest calories. >> rick: really? i'm the only one eating. >> arthel: you're the taster today. >> give it a try. >> arthel: you're the new yorker. you know about the bagels. >> rick: i'm not a new yorker, but i've lived here long enough to know what they should taste like. >> arthel: you're all over it. i'll let you handle it. >> rick: i don't care for that either. >> this is 4 winner. from dunkin' donuts. we tested plain and tested the everything style as well, from all the different bagel makers and these are -- this is the everything style from dunkin' donuts, a plain. >> arthel: it's crunchy. >> rick: none of these are bad. but they're not new york bagels. >> that's what we say. they are not new york bagels. but if you don't live in new york and you're looking for something that's a decent bagel in your supermarket or fast food pla

that's how much stuff i buy at the costco. >> you're a hoarder.per do you have at your house right now? >> jimmy: you'd be surprised. you'd be surprised how many i go through. it's not -- >> i know you had a weight loss. but -- >> jimmy: it's not just -- you know, i have people over and stuff like that. but also, i like to vandalize homes. >> oh. >> jimmy: or go to rite aid and buy them individually? >> no. i thought people would do that for you. >> jimmy: the reason i brought up last week, i know you hosted the writers guild award. >> yes. untelevised. don't worry. and you told me there because this show was nominated. and you told me, like, i'm not going. >> jimmy: yeah. >> he's like, we lose every year to the kennedy center honors. >> jimmy: every year we go. we lose. >> a very weird category. >> jimmy: it has no writing in it whatsoever. and we all leave depressed. >> and then, he won. >> jimmy: we won this year. >> the show won. [ cheers and applause ] and i noticed, the kennedy center honored this year were not as funny, as usual. you won. a

these stores said that there be at all.k slime >> i do not know how i could costco member that put trend that has been treated with ammonia in their ground beef. like gelatin than beef. the primary manufacturers said abc news that it is usda e beef added is nutritious. additive,not an label is necessary. what are you asking me to put on the label? is beef. it is a beef product, it is on the label. it is beef. >> 7 news on your side with a teens andng report on smoking. one out of high school students still smokes. smoking is the leading cause of preventable death in the u.s. than 600,000 that middle smoke.students is the first comprehensive look at debt to nearly two decades. >> caring for alzheimer's a bigts is becoming economic burden. it will cost the u.s. $200 to care for millions the cognitive disease. expected tois than $1 by more trillion by 2015. medicare and medicaid pay about 70% of the costs. one out of a older americans has the disease. bieber help one >> what a beautiful forecast we coming up. >> a lot of people are wondering what happened to winter. it is gone. take a look

forget costco and sam's club. if you are at the department store or the sneaker shop or the wine shop and you want to buy multiples of something that normally somebody would buy just one of. you want to ask if you can get a bulk discount. i have done it at game stop. bought a bunch of holiday video games go. a buy four, get one free deal just forri asking. wine shops, maybe where you could buy many of one thing like sneakers for the kids. go with a neighbor. >> you mention wine shop and look at me. i don't know why. you say to point out imperfections. >> whether it is a loose string on a shirt or a ding on furniture. bring it to the attention of the sales check out person. we were at best buy getting ipods, iphone case covers. m my fiance found one. the packaging was torn. the sales clerk gave him $5 off. >> not bad. you may get 10% off. >> sure. >> now cite the competition. a lot of people say, this store has 20% off. >> walmart, target, nordstrom's, big stores will at least match the price. if you don't have the

and by the way, costco had an unbelievable quarter. and it's still -- i can't believe to buy for my charitable trust, it just hasn't. >>> unlike me, i want you not to commit a fashion faux pas by picking up some urban outfitters. i'm siding with the bears in this one. and not just because this is the ugliest outfit i've ever worn on "mad money." stay with cramer. >>> coming up -- the clock is ticking. call cramer at 1-800-743-cnbc. to find out how to fire away at cramer on the lightning round. can he withstand your thunderous onslaught of stocks? >>> and later -- eye on buckeye. cramer's zeroing in on a trilogy of stocks in the swing state. should you bank on them? all coming up on "mad money." >>> it is time! it is time for "the lightning round"! my staff, i'll play this sound and then the lightning round is over. are you ready, skeedaddy? starting with tyler in minnesota. tyler. >> caller: jim, how's it going? >> that's what we need, fresh blood here. what's going on? >> caller: i would love to hear what you have to say about super v

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i think you can get all the things you want from staples at costco and costco is hitting it out of theark. i did price comparison recently and i don't think these guys offer the bargains that they think they do. frankly, i don't think it's all that pleasant to sharp there. sorry. i'm a tough judge. i don't think staples has it. the for-profit education schools, those stocks, i'm putting them in detention. i think you got to stay away from them. there's so many other companies doing so well right now. why even go near a challenged company? and thank you, herb greenberg, for opening our eyes to possible dangers of this difficult group to own. stay with cramer. >> coming up, can you handle the heat? cramer gets you fired up for a searing hot lightning round. and later, spec that protects? this $7 stock offers a whopping 10% dividend just to own it but is it sustainable? cramer goes straight to the source to find out when he talks to the ceo of bgc partners coming up on "mad money." >>> it is time for the lightning round. play to this sound and then the lightning round is over. are you rea

. >> ama: a freon leak in the warehouse at costco in concord. >> alan: a 7.2 quake has struck off the coast of chile. it prommed an emergency evacuation order for people living near the ocean in case of a fume but so far there are no immediate reports of death or injuries. >> ama: hundreds of thousands turn out for mass with the pope today in mexico, and how cubans are preparing for their meeting with the leader of their church. >> alan: film director james cameron goes to place where only two men have gone before. >> ama: the record, breaking weekend for "the hunger games". >> leigh: we started off the morning with scattered showers and some reports of hail in san jose, and we're ening the afternoon and evening period with clearing. a nice break tomorrow. moyer rain -- more rain and win in the seven-daycl >> ama: the u.s. has given money the victims of the afghanistan shooting rampage, the family of each villager was paid $50,000. each person who was wounded was given $11,000. army staff sergeant robert bales is accused of sneaking off his base and opening fire on the families while

while most stores couldn't divulge, costco, hsb and whole foods say they don't use it. beef noted organic is pure meat. >>> coke and pepsi are changing the way they make their carmel coloring. they had to change the formulas or put cancer warning labels on them. >> as much coke as we consume on this show for the caffeine we'll know first thing if it's a little bit -- >>> hot ticket. the movie about the 2008 mack cane campaign premiers in washington. >>> who is in, who is out? teams being to lure the one and only peyton manning. [ dog barking ] ♪ [ female announcer ] life is full of little tests, but your basic paper towel can handle them. especially if that towel is bounty basic. the towel that's durable and scrubbable. in this lab demo, bounty basic is stronger than the leading bargain brand. everyday life. bring it with bounty basic. affordably priced. tested by everyday life. fight both fast with new tums freshers! concentrated relief that goes to work in seconds and freshens breath. new tums freshers. ♪ tum...tum...tum...tum... tums! ♪ [ male announcer ] fast relief

he was sitting on his butt eating a bag of meatballs that we had from costco. i really only had the door open for about two seconds, but that was the picture frozen in my head. my wife, i told her there's a bear in the garage. she called 911. police showed up. they say he was 250 pounds, but the people that have seen him say he's more like 500 pounds. the very next night we were putting my son to bed, he's 18 months old. there was a banging on the door. she goes do you think the news crews are behind the house? he's trying to come in the same door next night. >> he knew where the good food was. i said to fish and game when they came, i said i cleaned all the stuff out of my refrigerator. i got rid of all the meatballs. they say, no, you got it all wrong. he wasn't after the meatballs. they said you know the diaper in the trashcan from your baby? that's what he was after. we call them bear twinktwinkies. >> are people in the neighborhood worried about their safety at all? >> people are like, we'll just let him do his thing. people say that until they see him up

according to an on-line publication, whole foods and costco do not sell meat treated with ammonia. safeway wal-mart and our sins do sell meat that " contains " lean finely textured be or what has become known as peat slime. albertson's to the disease by some of its suppliers. go to our website for the full statement. >> there is one sure-fire way that men and stay home and watch march madness, hysterectomies. doctors are seeing a big jump right now poured into getting the procedure. >> jeremy has three days off to set up home and watch basketball. in recent surgery was scheduled around march madness >> i got a vasectomy on tuesday because i figured it was time to stop having kids >> disease the old procedure for male sterilization. it was the only way he could watch the games all day honor interrupted with of feeling guilty. the procedure takes about 15 minutes. afterwards men are encouraged to take easy >> the pain was not too bad. seeing my wife go through labor, i did not want to be a wimp. a lot of putting and cooling. >> this doctor says he has seen a 50% increase the diehard

i chose costco which earlier today was at a 52-week high. let's look at a one-year of costco.ay where retail sales came out better than expected, that company up 23%. this is a double winner, as people return to shopping. but it also makes a fair amount of money in gasoline sales. >> i'm due for a visit, need toilet paper and paper towels. great wolf resorts, it's a small cap, getting taken private by apollo management. they have a lot of water parks indoor in the interior of this country -- >> great one in the poconos. >> yes, they do. i'm ready to take my children to it. but if you think private equity is smart money and they think this is a good investment when it's heavily reliant on the internal part of the u.s. and the consumer, it's something to look at. >> there's an icebed. you'll enjoy it. >> i want to go. i want my kids to get old enough. we have pretty key levels in the marketplace. the vix is bouncing a

and by the way, costco had an unbelievable quarter. and it's still -- i can't believe to buy for my charitable trust, it just has it. >>> unlike me, i want you not to commit a fashion faux pas by picking up some urban outfitters. i'm siding with the bears in this one. and not just because this is the ugliest outfit i've ever worn on "mad money." stay with cramer. >>> coming up -- the clock is ticking. call cramer at 1-800-743-cnbc. to find out how to fire away at cramer on the lightning round. can he withstand your thunderous onslaught of stocks? >>> and later -- eye on buckeye. cramer's zeroing in on a trilogy of stocks in the swing state. should you bank on them? all coming up on "mad money." [ male announcer ] this is the network -- a living, breathing intelligence teaching data how to do more for business. [ beeping ] in here, data knows what to do. because the network finds it and tailors it across all the right points, automating all the right actions... [ beeping ] ...to bring all the right results. it's the at&t network -- doin

safeway will join wholefoods, maile stones and costco that already refused to sell the product in their which runs lecky continues to sell beef with and without this product does says they are evaluating the policy. wal-mart, target and trader joe's have refused to answer questions or did not respond. thank >>vicki: the u.s. pays hundreds of thousands of victims of the massacre in afghanistan. >> for every detail release, more questions arise. a u.s. official said that army staff sgt bales left his face, went to one village, returned to base and then went to another. the question is, how was it discovered that he left. we understand that for each person who died in the family member got 50,000 and for each person injured family members got $10,000. and there are still so many unanswered questions in this case. one of those was brought up today again. 16 people were killed in the massacre but carme staff sgt bales has been charged with 17 counts of murder. no one seems to be able to tell us where that other person is. >>gabe: >>grant: a silicon valley cemetery is going high-tech. that is

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and as much as the chinese want to shop at a home depot or lowe's or costco, these are american plays. they have overseas exposure, but just as a stock like cummins trades off of china, costco trades off the usa. how about amazon? $6.81. american as apple pie. of course, anybody who makes apple pie would be destroyed by amazon in the end. this is a market where the negatives are sequestered by the positives. china is slowing? then let's buy american. the china slowing story is going to be with us for some time because the chinese are desperately afraid of inflation. the secular build out of the western part of the country will continue. that's going to give the people republic hyper growth for many years, but until china can break the speculators backs, we won't see the rate cuts we need to turn the negative of the slowdown into the positive of the stimulus. here's the bottom line. in 2012 we no longer speak in terms of risk on, risk off. that is so 2008 to 2011. i mean, it's as dated as word up magazine. this year it's all about usa on, china off, and given the pace of employment gro

trader joe's shouldn't be singled out it's just one company among many crowds vons safeway whole foods costco sam's club and many others throw away staggering amounts of food every day but stores are only part of the problem of food waste all of us throughout perfectly good food on a daily basis we let it rot in our refrigerators we toss leftovers because they don't sound good or were afraid because we don't know enough about food to judge whether or not it's edible wasting food is a bad habit that permeates all of society implicating all of us in the problem which means we're all responsible for creating a solution. ok total not a lot going on forty percent of our. household before. moving here what we saw was among younger people and you're thirty years of age. they don't know what if it's gone bad there's a fear that this this half is bad i think or a here. these eggs bring up a good point about. a little bit about food safety here. i have never been sick eating dumpster food my family has never been sick and i have to be really careful i'm feeding a small child trash essentially. so you s

. >>> a costco and concord will be open this morning. but that is after a potentially deadly leak shut down the store for several hours. the leak caused a cloud in the wac of the store on monument boulevard. that was about 11:30 yesterday morning. shoppers and employees were evacuated. hazardous materials team was called in. the leaking gas was a dangerous refrigerant. the store was ventilated and reopened five minutes later and no one was hurt. >>> let's check in with sal this morning. it could be a little windy out there. >> yeah. all the bay area spans could be effected. even if there is no wind advisory. i want to let you know that driving around the bay could be a little bit tough if you drive a high profile vehicle. that would be a pickup truck with a camper shell. something like that. or an rv. let's take a welcome at the commute now. traffic is moving along pretty well on north and southbound 880. this traffic is still moving nicely now. the side benefit of having wind is that the visibility is good. and right now we have good vi

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grounded small batches so there's less chance for bacteria to contaminated some believe wholefoods and costco also say that they did a process in themselves and don't use ammonia. start of the week. big changes in its brain. >>> is the start of spring of this late arriving just two minutes ago when the earliest spring arrivals and the century and on cue we have a couple of rain drops across the bay area. good evening ever to everyone as good a live operator uses a lot of gray on the screen bad a lot of that is a bird with the raindrops are up operating before it hits land mass i thought we'd take a better luck and human and here maybe even a tad looked their beds with oakland and hayward a little bit of hesitation raise his shades of more than moderate screen the blood and telling me as they walk outside it's like almost a raindrop or too in-your-face that's all this amounts to sell is very light as a vacation future cash suggest that tomorrow here's a morning news north of the golden gate bridge in the far reaches of the north brae they then there is your wednesday morning commutes same scen

. >> reporter: safeway and supervalu join publix, heb, whole foods and costco, promising their ground beef contains no pink slime. what is next? kroger is providing answers to shoppers who ask which of its beef is slime-free. meat departments have the list and we shared it widely on our facebook page. over at walmart, the nation's largest grocery store, silent until tonight. we send abc news news producers inside to find out. >> we asked several employees, including the meat manager -- none of whom could tell us. >> reporter: tonight a answer from the headquarters. soon, they will off a no pink slime option. >> jim is here. let me understand what kroger is saying. they are going to answer your question if you ask at the butcher counter what has pink slime in it and what doesn't? >> absolutely. they say the butch erp has a list and he will tell you which of the meats have pink slime in it. >> since it's a lower cost filler, any of the super markets professioning to keep the price the same? are they going to raise the price? >> safeway and albertsons says they will not raise the. >> fro

. >>> well, quick-thinking firefighters credited we vith evacuating costco in concord. authorities say a pipe ruptured releasing refrigerant out into. helped get everybody out safely. the building was ventilated and reopened several hours later, nobody was injured. >>> muni investigating a crash in san francisco, killed a man on sunday morning. witnesses say the man stepped into traffic from between parked cars. he was hit and pinned under the bus near hayes and fillmore street. he died later at the hospital. the bus driver has been placed on non-driving status pending an investigation. >>> it is 4:35 right now. pop 2012 will be held at oakland's oracle arena this saturday. the event features pounding music, associated with a rave. lawmakers have been trying to ban the event and ones like it since 2010 since two people died of a drug overdose. eight others went to a hospital, 70 were arrested on drug charges. >>> another bay area city is considering a ban on medical marijuana. daily city holds a public hearing on a proposed pop club ban. city council sponsors say the cl

publix, costco, h.e.b. and whole foods assured us they don't use pink slime. no word yet from the rest. but know this -- if your meat is stamped usda organic, it's pure meat, no questionable filler. but everything else is suspect, say critics, because pink slime does not have to appear on the label. and the usda is giving no indication it will force meatpackers to lift the veil of secrecy anytime soon. jim avila, abc news, washington. >> and jim answers a lot more of your questions, posted online at our website at abcnews.com. keep sending them to us. and let us know what your supermarkets say when you ask them about what's in the meat. >>> and another word about the food in every american home. word that the soda giants coke and pepsi will be tweaking their secret recipes. they're going to change how the ingredients that give soda its brown hue is made. it's called caramel color. and the new recipe will call for less of the chemical 4mei. a california law would have forced coke and pepsi to label their soda with a cancer warning. with this change, they don't

publix, costco, h.e.b., and whole foods assured us they don't use pink slime. everything else is suspect, say critics, because pink slime does not have to appear on the label and the usda is giving no indication it will force meat packers to lift the veil of secrecy anytime soon. jim avila, abc news, washington. >> that's stunning to me. they wouldn't force them to unveil -- we should have a right to read that ingredient list on our food and know whether the pink slime is in there or not. why would you not force the meat makers out there and the manufacturers to let us know that? that seems an awfully odd and not health-conscious decision. >> i know that diane sawyer and "world news" encouraged viewers to go to abcnews.com and weigh in. and pressure your grocery store. ask them, is pink slime in the meat? is it in the ground beef? and let us know. >> keep your fingers crossed that they're honest. >> costco, whole foods say no. >> ask them. doesn't hurt to ask. >>> well, a texas mother is apologizing for her teenage son after his dangerous drive was captured on

early 80's, we had just come off two straight years of innation, well over 10%, and you know, when costcohappens with the free market and the cash amountism. and opportunities unveil themselves, we have a lot of opportunities and wal-mart's taking advantage of it, good for them. >> we've got to go. thanks, guys and to david for joining us, before you whip out the credit card. check if it's okay, a big security breach scare, rocking the industry and get the name to keep your card safe. and this guy having one too many and ended up in the back of a police car. what does he have to do with picking a stock that will make you sing? you're about to find out. "and i got a one-hundred dollar cash bonus for rolling over by april 16th." "i like bonuses." "plus at scottrade, there are thousands of commission-free investments." "and if i need help, i can find it online, by phone or at one of over five-hundred scottrade locations." "it's why more investors with i.r.a.s are saying.." "i'm with scottrade." ♪ [music] >> predictions, gary b. >> buy rim on buyout rumors alone the should be up 30%. >> brend

safeway will joint wholefoods and costco that already refused to sell the product in stores.oe's have refused to answer questions or did not respond as to whether they carried this type of beef. >> if you shop at one of these unknown stores your best bet is to simply ask the grocer. some >>pam: of san leandro police are investigating a home invasion and raped. jeff bliss explains the happened. jeff >> police were called out to a woman who was raped in her home. according to police she was in her home when a man with a knife broken and sexually assaulted her. sometime later the unidentified man ran away and an unknown direction. the resident was specifically targeted but it would not say why. police also believe this is an isolated incident. the suspect is described as a hispanic man, five of five villages and spoke with an accent. police are asking if anyone was seen a matching that description to give them a call. >>pam: a salinas high school counselor is under arrest for producing child pornography. this is his picture. he was taken in yesterday on 19 felony counts and accu