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tweet cramer, #madtweets. send jim an e-mail to madmoney@cnbc.com or give us a call at 1-800-743-cnbc. miss something? head to madmoney.cnbc.com. >>> why the heck is the stock of paypal so polarizing? [ buy, buy, buy ] [ sell, sell, sell ] ever since it was spun off from ebay nine months ago it is one of the most divisive stocks on wall street. legions of supporters and passionate detractors. rg regular viewers know i'm a fan. we own it for action owners plus.com. put out a lot of bulletins about it. there is no shortage of haters. [ booing ] with the title of chief hater going to gene munster. hi, hater. the influential tech analyst at piper jaffrey whose crusade against paypal is beyond passionate into borderline obsessive territory. however before we can get into why i believe i'm write about the stock and why it is worth owning we have to understand what makes it controversial. i'm not talking about the bold decision despite expansion plans in north carolina after a religious freedom law. for those of you

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don't miss cramer's take. just ahead. >>> have we seen the high water mark in washington's big pharma? or all things pharma? is the industry going on turn here? is the worst over for the beleaguered group? those were the thoughts that went through my mine. i was walking the ceo mike pearson issuing a mea culpa in front of congress. when it gets to the point where there are congressional hearings, historically, it is the end point. not the start of a major attack on what the company does. that may be symbolic but it is the perfect jumping off point for what i see in pharmaright now. what else draws me to the conclusion that the big drought that started with drug company being pinatas? first, out of nowhere, consolidation. big time consolidation. like st. jude, one of our favorites being bought by abbott labs. i've long been a fan of st. jude, frequent guest on "mad money," and boy do i like this. i felt that st. jude had the better mousetrap when it comes to the devices. and yes, they like the tax advantage. re

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cramer? >> you know, tesla just -- look, you've had a lot of good news for tesla the last 72 hours, and that has caused the stock to run, but you know what, it's run so much that i think it's too speculative for the moment. let it pull back, if you want to do that. i just think it's unconscionable for me to tell you to come in on top of this run and go buy some tesla. it just wouldn't be right. >>> all right, sorry to burst your bubble, but the truth is, there will always be bubbles, but ultimately, stocks represent the best value for the average person. on "mad money," over the past year, the hotel industry has been bad enough to make you want to empty the mini bar, but is it time to check into the sector once more? i'll tell you which stock could help you sleep at night. >>> then, chipotle s gone from the high-growth restaurant darling to one of the biggest battleground names in the entire market, but could it make a comeback? i'll tell you what to make of the company. >>> and i'm digging d

tweet cramer, #madtweets. send jim an e-mail to madmoney@cnbc.com or give us a call at 1-800-743-cnbc. miss something? head to madmoney.cnbc.com. >>> when a growth stock stumbles, it can get annihilated which happened when skechers, president rapidly growing football wear company reported disappointing quarter in october. the stock plunged from $46 down to $31 in a single session. all the growth loving hedge funds gave up and assumed this story was finished. skechers has a long history creating a lot of value for shareholders. even though the stock is down 42% from the 52-week high, it's up 156% over the past two years. skechers has come back with a vengeance. when i see this company reporting a strong quarter like last night, it makes me think many left skechers way too early. company delivered a terrific 9 cents earning beat. stellar 9.8% same-stores sales growth at their company-owned stores. this was indeed a tremendous quarter. from all the guidance was a little bit cautious, i think the stock roared 6% t

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>> i'm cramer. welcome to cramerica. my job is not just to entertain but to educate and teach you so call me. or tweet me @jim cramer. do you know what? people just don't want to believe that things could be improving in this world. they don't want to accept that the globe might be going toward a better place. that's why they fight this market tooth and nail. and that's precisely why we can go still higher today. the dow gaining 43 points. let me give you some very specific examples of what i'm talking about. two days ago, ibm reported exactly what i was looking for. i've been skeptical about the company. it is reinventing itself. more of a cloud data plan. not just the soft wafrl not everyone was happy in the quarter and the stock did indeed sell off. guess what? the stock is starting to come back faster than i thought. i'm not using ibm as my thesis because the stock was misjudged in price. i'm starting with ibm because when i look at this company, i see the dollar getting weaker and the rest world getting stronger, i

tweet cramer, #madtweets.end jim an e-mail to madmoney@cnbc.com or give us a call at 1-800-743-cnbc. miss something? head to madmoney.cnbc.com. >>> will you look at this incredible run in illinois tool works? itw, maker of industrial equipment and related services. this is a stock that got crushed out of the gate in 2016 like other industrials plunging to 81 bucks at the end of january. illinois tool works has come roaring back with the stock back up to a new all-time high today closing at nearly 105 dollars. that's a monster 30% gain. in a very short period of time. in fact, for the last few weeks it's come to feel like itw is a permanent resident on the list. the stock is up so much that i think some people believe maybe it's creeped into over valued territory versus the rest of the sector and the market as a whole. so is it time to ring the register on an industrial that's over ex-tened or could this have more room to run? illinois tool works is the most em pblematic of the buy the cyclicals bull market. do

. >>> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money." welcome to cramerica. other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to save you money. my job isn't just to entertain but to teach you. call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. today dow broke out above the 18,000 level. only 107 points to close over 18,000. the spp gaining .6%. you have to wonder, how did we get to this level? most thought it would be impossible three months ago. one that so many said was an impossible. the secret? a singularly odd group of stocks in the dow jones averages that have one thing in common. they're the least expected winners imaginable! ♪ hallelujah. >> let's start with caterpillar. over 16% year to date. we know it won't be pretty. >> house of pain! >> caterpillar's end markets are in gas. earth moving, coal might know. i can't think of a worse group of customers. plus, cat has a gigantic business in china and we know how weak china is, right? latin america is a disaster. quite a change from the old days. in short, caterpillar has been a great earner. far worse than we would have tho

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hey, i'm cramer, welcome to c cramer oi ca. call me or tweet me. if you want to judge the health of a given market you have to think of how many days there are to win. or lose. which is tech stocks. the markets are for you to make mon money. facebook, amazon, netflix, google. right now, even on a nothing day, where the dow is inching up 13 points. s th nasdaq -- i see a lot more ways to win than lose. the winning companies are a lot smaller and harder to understand. the losers are as plain as the nose on my face. elephant in the room, apple. here's a company that reported an okay number. decent highlights. it's the world's largest company, so we care. quite excellent service revenue stream, we'll be talking about for a long time. ipad pro numbers, i like that, it was terrific. that said, apple's now dealing from a hangover. kind of what you could describe as massive proportions. strong sales last year. the hangover's extended to the once red-hot asian market. in some ways, even apple misjudged how truly strong its cell phone sales were. it's hittin

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. >>> mad money with jim cramer begins now. >> my mission is simple. to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere. mad money starts now. >> i'm kramer. welcome to mad money. my job is not just to entertain you, but to explain. so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me nicely @jimcramer. we call it trough. the concept of trough is one i want to introduce you to tonight. it means the revenue and profit numbers that these companies that have been going down down down for ages have most likely bottomed. going up yet again today. nasdaq declining. .40%. another story. how can you tell the trough which is the key to buying the stock at the right time. how do you know you're at a trough. >> now, something i learned at school. when i'm confounded by difficult questions like this, i always like to default to my betters, to someone who knows more than i do. namely, tina turner, says there's two ways to get the job done. you can get it done the rough way or the easy way. unlike tina who says, we never do nothing nic

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. >> jim cramer says a bull market is ahead for pharma. is he right?e will and finergy, is it the bang? >>> and it is the 2016 cnbc stock draft, and our staff will give you the picks for the rest of the year. >>> welcome back to the "halftime report" and we want to call your attention to nbc partners which is off of the worst levels so far. the company has released a statement saying that mdc management is con fident in the financial reporting and accounting practices, and it is intending to defend itself against the false and misleading accusations of the short seller report which is solely focused on destroying the value for the shareholders for their own personal gain. the this is with regard to the short selling research report put out earlier by gotham city research which alleges and makes the case that mdc partners as a stock that should be worth $1 per share or 96% downside from hee, and they have made the case in the report which is what drove the shares down as much as 23% intraday earlier today, but again, scott, guys, mdc partners are respon

it's been a cramer fave. the second is first solar. and deutsche bank research put out a curious note today, saying that it expects first solar, maybe that they can't make the numbers. maybe to just temper the enthusiasm. i don't know. first solar is the best solar company out there. however, i've seen the stock trade wildly off these meetings in the past. deutsche knocked down my short-term enthusiasm by a peg. but, longer term, i think first solar is best in show. and fit really does get it, i might urge you to do some buying. another hot stock, constellation brands reports wednesday morning. this is a tricky one. not unlike darden, where the earnings have been very strong because of terrific sales from corona, the double-digit mexican beers that constellation sells in the u.s. but then the buyers bid the stocks up too high, and then it comes down. wait for a better price if you like these numbers. very few stories have been as beaten around the pipe amazon like bed bath and beyond wrp the couponing is heavy and the sales are light.

i think the guys this morning made some pretty good points, cramer and faber.n things are going on, you look at the great shows. today it's focused on amazon's competition now coming down the pike. >> you're a fan of chips, though, right? >> no doubt. >> eric estrada. >> i loved that show. >> let's keep moving. >> i was going to say, there are chips out there. >> there was a briannea, and there was another female cop that i thought was -- >> keep digging. >> sergeant gerrard, too, i think, right? >> i actually think it was gerrardo. >> are you digging a hole? where are we going? >> drop the shovel, man. >> drop the shovel and walk off. >>> as we head to break, here's a look at yahoo! going higher and intel falling hard. we'll bring you the market moving headlines as they break and get instant analysis. i'm scott walker. you're watching "fast money" on cnbc. in the meantime, here's what else is coming up on "fast." >>> that sums up the emerging markets the last year. but a new note from bank of america has investors taking another look. we'll tell you what has t

there's jim cramer.s about to start his mad dash. >> david, the hedge funds have been fighting this caterpillar tooth and nail. but goldman today upgrades it from sell to hold. better tone china. i've gone over that conference call. i've urged people to listen to the conference call of cat because three times they said china was better. cat is seeing a gain from the recent improvement commodity prices and only going to get stronger, i think. and, you know, u.s. roller billing by the way is coming back. >> is it? >> the state budgets more flush, mentioned -- >> going to be a huge infrastructure program in this country. the likes of which we haven't seen since. >>izen -- eisenhower. >> yes. but it's china that's encouraging. and i urge people to recognize that this company has been down so long it looks up to me. the balance sheet is much better than expected. dividend's in tact, if china turns around, look out above. >> joy global you want to mention to. >> joy is same, problem is coal. coal if you listen

or tweet me @jim cramer. let my get it off my chest at the top. i hate next week. just putting it out there. next week it's busiest reporting week of the earning season. that means

hey, i'm cramer, welcome to c cramer oi ca. call me or tweet me.want to judge the health of a given market you have to think of how many days there are to win. or lose. which is tech

it says ken cramer, bronze star. going to see it unveiled. >> new orleans. >> yes, road to tokyo just opened. go find out about your parents. they have my father's unit the whole way going to kyoto. >> that's awesome. >> i cannot wait. great museum. >> if any viewers or listeners out there were on the uss james c. owens in the '60s, please reach out. i'm sure he would love to reconnect. general motors march results are out. let's go back to phil lebeau. >> general motors like ford coming in less than expected for march sales. increase of 0.9% for march. the edmonds.com was an increase of 1.8% from general motors. so gm and ford coming in shy of expectations. it sets up the question of whether or not we see the sales pace which we will find out late their afternoon for the month of march, whether it will be substantially higher than 17 million. gm says it expects the monthly sales pace to be 17.1 million. i mentioned earlier that many analysts say they expect it to be 17.2, 17.3. let's see if it's closer to 17. >> all

activity. >>> marsha cramer tried to get some answers from the mayor. >> mayor deblasio clapping up a storm at the latino action center in the bronx as he stands at the center of the storm, in review of the fund raising activities by the feds. >>> the u.s. attorney seems to be asking some of the same questions that government groups have been asking about fund raising activities. i wonder how you feel about the fact that the u.s. attorney put your fund raising under a microscope. >>> i have no evidence we have gotten no inquiry, no one associated with me has gotten any inquiry, i just can't comment on something i have no specifics on. >>> real estate is being questioned by the attorney. >>> i respect your reporting but we've gotten no indication of that. until we have something specific to respond to there is nothing to respond to. >>> the probe into how deblasio connects donations reportedly investigation centered on two businessmen with ties to the mayor. >>> jeremy on the left, jonah on the right. both served on the inaugural committee either donated or raised money for him. cbs 2

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>> i'm cramer. welcome to cramerica.y job is not just to entertain but to educate and teach you so call me. or tweet me @jim cramer. do you know what? people just don't want to believe that things could be improving in this world. they don't want to accept that

cramer might know. >> cramer said it was a giveaway. but because of the other player, they definitely had to pay more. >> i'm saying if the player never existed -- >> it's not that much more. >> a billion dollars? >> yeah, a billion dollars on 14. >> pocket change. >> chump change. >> i don't know. >> we have guys that are worth that much. >> a billion dollars sounds like a lot to me. >> mcdonald's playing catch up. investors are loving it. stock trading at all-time highs back to its -- i don't know what that even means? i have november idea wh idea wh. it's at an all-time high. its ipo was in 1965. it's not just the golden arches getting a boost. >> an all-time high for a company that started trading a few years ago is different than one that's been out there for forever, i guess. >> no, it's not. >> sounds interesting. >> sonic and wendy's are also higher, both up more than 10% in the last month. joining us now is bob derrington. looking at some of your comments, bob, i thought they got back to where they are by minding their ps and q

this is what cramer said, a year from now the stock is going to be up, and we will forget about all ofhe stuff surrounding the stock. >> it is a great comment, but within that year, how many times are you going to have to put on the seat belt when you are not seeing the traffic pick up. i mean, the one issue that i have had for a long time since this started with them is traffic. can they start to get the traffic numbers bet ter, and thy have not been able to do it, we even some of of the the promotions out there, they have not gotten the return of the traffic. >> and cramer threw out some number this morning, andly get it wrong, but it is a big number of the people who use these coupons or whatever that they passed out to go into the store. >> for free burritos or whatever? >> i guess so. but is it sticking? is that causing the stickiness? >> what is the margin of the coupon? zero. and so when the people are not getting free food, will they come back? >> they come back because they like the food. >> no, it is like groupon, and you go to the if merchant because you have a coupon and th

bernstein and a whole rating on the stock, and 135 price target, and tony with that build-up from cramer, the pressure is on big time, and the note says it all, the hope trade fades on q. are you a downer on ibm? >> well, look, we have been cautious on the stock for a while, because it is a very big company, and it is understood going a transformation, and there is a lot of at foot there, and when we look simplistically at it, and say, is the transformation occurring? is the revenue growth improving and the answer is that we have not seen it yet. it is very difficult to make a bet on the stock that is trading at about 12 times cash flow which is very much more expep issive than the comparables without really feeling confident that a turnaround is afoot. >> and tony a quick question, it is pete najarian, and looking at the legacy business versus the transformational side, and the security and the cloud and all of the rest of it, but at what point does it tip the scales? i know that it is right now 37%, and that is the only growth that ibm has, but because of that, when is that going the k

i'm carl quintanilla with david faber, jim cramer at the new york stock exchange. this morning's guest nike founder phil knight. meanwhi meanwhile, future steady 50 s&p earnings today with apple and twitter tonight. oil is up and k shiller up 5 and 3 in february. proctor, 3m and dupont. what you need to know from those reports. >> and on deck we've got apple and twitter which report after the bell. we'll also get a preview of what you can kmpt. >> t-mobile shares on the rise this morning after strong earnings. john legere will join us onset fresh after his company analyst call. first up, beating the street with quarterly earnings on squawk. saying did help results. >> if you look at the margins, core gross margin up 270 basis points. core operating margin up 300 basis points. that's net of the fx headwind. so it's really giving us the ability to continue investing in markets to continue to serve consumers and hopefully to reaccelerate top line growth. >> that is key. organic sales up one, which is not as good as unilever or lo real. >> does more merging growth. the

cramer may have had something do with that. >> the wildcats. there's the coach up there. >> all right. time for the "mad dash" as you hear the cheers on a friday. where are we going? >> this may be a deal too far. this is 57 million shares being priced at 9.25. this stock did go out much, much higher. ten and change. here's the problem. when oil's down as it is today, they may not hold. this is the one right ahead of doha, but it is a terrific discount to the blast sale. >> remind everyone of what ensco does. >> they're an oil driller. if we were to look at it a couple of years aerks it used to have a very big dividend. if you believe -- and i don't. deep water drilling is so out of favor. i mean we saw energy 21 the other day. deep water drilling. it is best. if you can bierks get them in. they upsized the deal. it's going be 50, you're going to be able to flip and make a little money. i want to warn people all these deals have worked. initially they not when oil dips. pioneer did. >> all these primary offerings from these oil related companie

cramer: thank you, mr. chairman. mr. chairman, as the chairman said, i served 10 years as a title 2 rate regulator on the north dakota commission. i know what rate regulation looks like and the internet is not an appropriate vehicle or medium for this type of regulation. the internet is not a monopoly telephone company. it is not a monopoly electric or gas utility. the internet is a dynamic, competitive innovator and even the threat of this type of regulation stiffles that innovation and we don't want that to happen. i want to address the amendment that was referred to by the ranking member of the subcommittee who i have great respect for, but she referred to the term permanent fore barnes. that -- forbearance. that is a contradiction in terms. it is by definition temporary. he who has the authority to forbear has the authority to un forbear. that's why it was not adequate to this bill. this bill simply codifies that which the president of the united states and the chairman of the federal communications commission promis

. >> reporter: richard cramer served five years in federal prison.owards the end of his sentence he was one of several chosen for this program, a unique partnership the bureau of prisons forged with phil-abundance. >> in a word it's insane. >> reporter: for 14 weeks cramer worked alongside others who needed a jump-start to a job and help transitioning back into society. >> your country has literally just said you violated our laws and i did, and we're going to punish you. now they're at the end saying kind of, all right, let's let bygones be bygones. here is the keys to a car. make yourself ready to get back to the world. >> reporter: the inmates come from the institution at ft. dix. the decision to let them drive themselves was not made lightly. >> we look at the disciplinary record, when they're getting released. how effectively they programmed while incarcerated. public safety is the number one goal. >> reporter: candace matthews bass runs the kitchen. the goal is to end hunger. the food from class feeds a local women's shelter and the needy. anot

that's what cramer certainly thinks, said as much this morning. >> i think that's the case. they are the king of content. everyone lost track of that. but we are in a bounce level. it's not going to be an easy road for them right now. i'm actually long the name. we had a recent low of 86. i don't think it makes it to the 120 level. i think it's probably got another 5% to 8% to the upside from here. >> market focusing too much on espn, too much on succession with iger and not enough on the studio which has, as we said, been churning out -- >> i think in august when this whole thing started -- >> he didn't expect this tidal wave of negativity that followed, right? >> that's what started it rolling. i think it's equally important now. and to jim's point and your point, it does trade at a premium valuation. i think they are getting the benefit of the doubt from the other businesses. i'll be interested to see what they say. >> a seller? >> honestly, if you've enjoyed the ride like steve has, i think you absolutely sell right now. >> i think the branded content strategy makes the

jim cramer, great stuff, much more coming up with jim and klaus on "mad money" 6:00 p.m.ss it. >>> let's get to breaking news on president obama's meeting with fed chair janet yellen. >> we're getting our first read out from the white house on what exactly happened during that meeting as always these statements from the white house are fairly general. so here's what they are saying about the content of the meeting which took place at 3:00 this afternoon. they say the two discussed both the near and long term growth outlook, state of the labor market, inequality and potential risks to the economy both in the united states and globally and also discussed the significant progress made through the continued implementation of wall street reform to strengthen our financial system and protect consumers andl also got this frm josh earnest, confirming the president has high regard for janet yellen and the president has been pleased how she fulfilled an important job. an endorsement there from the white house of janet yellen. >> all right, thank you so much. the latest out of that

>> run it. >> day one, what's jim cramer's ceo twitter doing?ions. >> they have added gifts, moments, they've added an nfl deal, they've added new board members. >> hugh johnson from pepsico. why don't they add new users. that would be something. >> they did have a couple. >> oh, come on. i'm going to get into twitter, saturday nights have become -- i'm hosting, i'm going to switch out of that, run to twitter, get the stock to 18 and flip it -- >> you'll spend saturday nights on it? jack dorsey spends -- >> i didn't like the conference call. i didn't like the conference cause because they have so many things going except for earnings. >> yahoo is for sale. twitter is not interested in buying that. but i mentioned it because of course this morning we did get a settlement between yahoo and jeff smith from starboard owner, one of its larger owners, not the largest by a long shot. he'd been seeking nine board seats but now will seat four of his nominees including himself on the board immediately. and they will then be able to become involved in the

time now for cramer's mad dash ahead of the market open. you love j & j today. >> usually don't talk about a company with more than 100,000 people, great balance sheet as having mojo. they came in jacked to the quarter and they have mojo. i count ten potential drugs of $1 billion in the pipe. this worldwide pharma, i mean sales up 12.3 when you break it out. thank you very much you get 50% for doing not as much because it was sold. scott, it's unbelievable. beating -- >> they raised full year outlook. >> now, here's where we get into valuation issues. it's like pepsico. pepsico did a great number, jnj a great number, if they looked at the dollar going down, it would be great. but this is a market that tends to like banks and cyclicals. so this is the battleground, because this stock you should pay more for. this is the battleground. will they turn on jnj? because, yeah, we know it's good. tell me something we don't know. >> maybe we didn't know that all three divisions are that good. >> medical devices coming back. >> medical devices, consu

and what jim cramerer said about far pharm pharma, and what to do about that area. >>> and we will alsor top picks of the stock draft. >> thank you. >>> and sometimes markets are out of sync, and that is the title of the piece today, and we can look at the very big markets and easily come to the conclusion, and look at the underpin in underpinnings of the economy, and look at the stock market and try to correlate some of the data points, and it is going to be very difficult. one case in point that comes to mind is the dollar/yen due to issues of the deleveraging, and certain types of the structure that krcreate the leveraging wh they come off, and we will see the dollar just getting trounced against the yen. the yen is doing better, and while the yen is doing better, the negative interest rates of course, and we are will see what is going on with the nikkei and so not only out of sync, but a lot of it has to do with the po policy, and a lot of it has to do with when you have the markets out of sync, and you will have many positions that are old on one side of the boat. now, when it come

jim cramer will wear that hat. oh, boy. jim cramer wearing his villanova hat. last minute of that game, jim? >> geez, you know, i would have liked to have gone to sleep, i'm trying to get my voice back. i'm screaming at the tv. the tv was listening to me. i was watching the neutral version, which was only -- that was very pro unc, but very neutral. >> the neutral one was pro unc, too. that's what i heard. >> well, look, there's a lot of pros from unc in the audience. not from nova. they keep showing raleig raleigh mossamino. it was nova and goliath. >> the guy who goes, look at that big fella! every time they go to break. that big fella! he does it every time. they're all big. >> they're all big. which one? >> this -- i was speaking to richie -- i'm sorry, to ryan's father on sunday. >> were you? >> i was. i love this team. my friend murphy, who was a cheerleader on the '85 team. he said ryan's dad wants to speak to you because you're such a big supporter. all i can tell you is everybody graduates from this team. everybody goes to college. they actually go to s

. >> reporter: richard cramer served five years in federal prison for conspiracy to grow marijuana. toward the end of his sentence, he was one of several chosen for this culinary program. a unique partnership the bureau of prisons has forged with philabundan philabundance. for 14 weeks, cramer worked alongside others who needed a jump start to a job and help transitioning back to society. >> your country has literally just said, you violated our lays and we're going to punish you. now they're saying, all right, let's let bygones be bygones. here's the keys to a car and go make yourself ready to get back to the world. it was amazing. >> reporter: the inmates come from the federal corrections institute at ft. dix. the decision to let them drive themselves was not made lightly. >> we look at their disciplinary record, when they're getting released. we look at how effectively they programmed while they were incarcerated. public safety is our number one goal. >> reporter: the goal of ph philabundance is to end hunger. all the food made goes to a women's shelter as well as to feed the nei

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i'm marshall cramer cbs 2 news. >>> new at 6:00 a long island cabby killed by a driver police say was drunk and trying to get away. brian is joining us live. >> reporter: police won't say how fast this drunk driver was going at time of the crash but the impact was so violent that it pushed the taxicab all the wayway across the turnpike and the driver's side door slammed into this power pole. this cell phone video shows the terrible damage done to the taxicab. turn bike. he was drunk and speeding in this starts car when he slammed into the cab push pushing it over two lanes and right over pole. the cab driver identified as a 47-year-old man was killed instantly. >> he was a hard working man. came in early morning, left late at night. he had two daughters and now this. >> reporter: the cabby worked for ali's taxi and airport service on hempstead turnpike. investigators say the suspect had no license and took off running after the crash leaving an injured 20-year-old woman he was with and the dying cabby behind. >> he's a local guy which makes this tragedy strike even closer to home. i w