danny suggested we remove dreamworks and replace it with cramer fave salesforce.com. the software is a service company that practically invented cloud computing. as danny said, it's all about helping other companies interact with their customers more effectively. it's been having a ton of success posting terrific numbers. think oracle there which is a stock i think you should sell. the ceo marc benioff, the danny meyer of the cloud business has instilled throughout the organization. not that anyone cares right now in light of cisco's blow-up that took salesforce down $16 with it. some worries about the quarter. if you like danny's analysis, it might be time to maybe snap up a little tomorrow into some weakness and after reports, buy some then. bottom line, when you're picking stocks, remember the success of the danny meyer hospitality index. understands the value of hospitality of not just delivering high-quality products but connecting with you the customer. that would make you more money than their clueless rivals. maybe in addition to incredibly successful shake sh

we created the danny meyer hospitality index. it's made up of 17 companies that he believes embodied this hospitality factor, companies like whole foods, chipotle, apple, costco, amazon, goldman sachs just to name a few. the result, back when we first talked to danny about this idea, the hospitality index stood at 65. now it's at 232. that means while the s&p gave you a 65% return, the hospitality index is up a -- drum roll please. spectacular 257% over the same period. there's some comparisons, huh? look at that. that can't be random. it can't be idle, it can't be foolish. i very quickly became a convert to danny's philosophy years ago. i still found this to be incredible. danny meyer's not a stock guy. he's not a professional investor. his picks left the averages in the dust. what's he doing? he's using his insight as a restaurant operator to create a prism for identifying great stocks and that prism works. maybe hospitality isn't as ethereal as it sounds. fact is of the 17 companies in the original index, only one, just one un

with his food network show "rescue chef" danny boome.inary favorites with flavors as big as his personality. cooking style that is both easy and delicious. >> absolutely awesome. dr. oz: today he'll show you how to make your favorite comfort food without packing on the pounds. [ applause ] please welcome chef danny boome. >> good to see you. dr. oz: what is it about the grilled cheese. >> the food that we reminisce. the food that we have when we're ill. the food that our mom makes on a cold rainy day. it's the food that when we're about a ago over we have to go to. dr. oz: i understand not just one but three grilled cheese sandwiches, low calorie version, lower and lowest calorie version possible. start with the low calorie. >> the low calorie was a mediterranean version. we went to start off with basically tomatoes, put them in the whole there. a little bit of spinach, then we've got some 2% mozzarella. that goes in there as well. we're going to crumble goat cheese in there. some balsamic vinegar that goes in there. let that sit. let's

the whole time gord is screaming "danny, danny, danny" to his friend of 55 years, dandy alexander. danny had a sense something was wrong, so he ran outside with the gun. >> the bear dropped gord and turned towards me. >> danny shot the bear in the head, kid the bear. >> glad that i was there. if i hadn't been there, i don't know what would have happened. >> of course, gord didn't walk away without some injuries. listen to him describing the moment to cbc news. >> he dropped my shoulder and then went for the back by my neck. and then the teeth on my skull, crunching bones is what it sounded like. >> he was taken to the hospital and released, but you can see, in good spirits and obviously survived something that could have been worse. gord went on to say next time he's in the outhouse, he's going to shut the door. >>> have an update for you about the guy who passed out on the racetrack the other day in finland. he spun out, he seemed to be unconscious when he pulled off to the side of the track, and was pretty much just lying in his car motionless. four rescuers were able to break th

i was trying to read danny, but danny had no clue. so there was just -- had no idea. >> reporter: it happens. orioles hosting the rays at the ballpark, a perfect place to spend the afternoon with mom on mother's day. bottom of 9th, orioles trail 9- 7. adam jones two on, two out, high popper to the left side. sean rodriguez with an acrobatic throw to 1st. carlos pena unable to hold on. j.j. hardy scores. runner to third, deficit 9-8. next batter matt wieters down to the left side again to rodriguez, a one-out throw to pena at first who holds on for the final out and the orioles fall to the rays 9-8. >>> the caps were ever so close to advancing to the eastern conference finals for just the third time in franchise history, but the top seeded new york rangers proved to be a little better like one goal better. last night new york game 73rd period caps trail 1 -0. alex ovechkin gets knocked down by michael del zotto. with ovie down marian gaborik takes off, del zotto following the play, 2-0 rangers. 38 seconds later the caps did respond. br

goldman sachs, danny believes is the best of breed investment

>>> new york restaurant mogul danny meyer. >>> turnaround king brent cardone on getting customers to pay more and richard branson on staying relevant. coming up next on "your business." >>> small businesses are revitalizing the economy and american express open is here to help. that's why we are proud to present "your business" on msnbc. >>> hi there, everyone, i'm j.j. ramberg and welcome to "your business." where we give you tips and advice to help your business grow. how does a small business stan out from its competition and get customers to keep coming back? well, you may want to try adding a little extra helping of hospitality. it's a tool that's important not just for restaurants and hotels but for any service-oriented business. because being likable can make you bankable. ♪ >> did you just put that on the menu. >> did i, yesterday. >> did you sell any yet? >> we sold about ten yesterday. >> you sold ten on day one. >> danny meyer, owner of the union square hospitality group has been running some of new york city's most successful restaurant for more than two decades. >> if i

. >> danny meyer, owner of the union square hospitality group has been running some of new york city'sost successful restaurant for more than two decades. >> if i had to pick between being the best or the favorite, i'd go for the favorite. >> there are probably places out there that have better technical service than we do but we believe it's the whole experience. >> this is danny's managing partner for the blue smoke restaurant. >> i don't believe most of what we do is unique to restaurants. whether you're a consult and or retail store or a plumber, you should be able to treat your customers in a certain way. >> they believe their extra emphasis on hospitality distinguishes their restaurants and they say it pays off. >> it pays off hugely to offer great hospitality. as a matter of fact, if you look at the zagat survey, every single one of our restaurants in a city of 26,000 restaurants is among the top 50 of new york's favorite restaurants. i didn't say new york's best restaurants. >> what's their secret? how do they know what their customers are really thinking? >> great question. i'

. >> that's danny mcbride. >> you ever work with pyro? >> see this match?> the whole thing is pretty hilarious. and we can't show a lot of it on our show, so the entire video will be available on our website rightthisminute.com. this whole thing was a collaboration between danny mcbride and director jody hill. he created eastbound and down. directed observing report. >> i'm the head of mall security. you should do that again and say it right. >> do you think y'all can handle this? >> we have the director via skype right this minute from los angeles, california, jody hill. believe it or not, i actually grew up with jody. this is us in eighth grade. >> are you still in eighth grade? >> how did you end up directing the video? >> i met jack a couple of times. >> that was super intense, right? >> is danny mcbride as inappropriate in person as his characters are? >> he's a nice guy. he's not like kenny powers. >> jumping around like a bunch of child molesters at chuck e. cheese. >> how did you direct this many guys? >> it's easier when you're dealing with people

let's head to danny. how are you playing the telecom space if at all right now, danny? actually playing the telecom space. i think you named my top two, really. at&t has done very well this year. we like it for a number of reasons. not the at least of which is their repurchase program which actually has been in effect but actually has not been done since 2009 because of the t-mobile deal which fell apart earlier this year. pays over 5% yield. we like that name a lot. verizon as well, same story. they've done very well this year. they have a little bit lower dividend. a little over 4%. we like that name for the same reasons. they have a nice video application where they're trying to push data increases. >> how much more do you think -- it's got a 13.5% gain so far this year. how much more do you think could run in that stock? >> take a look at the telecoms over the past ten years. they've really gotten their heads handed to them or phones handed to them or their data handed to them. i think we do have a little more to go. i wopt like to give you a percentage amount. if t

>>> new york restaurant mogul danny meyer on the importance of hospitality for any small business. turnaround brent cardone on getting customers to pay more. and richard branson will speak about staying relevant coming up next on "your business." >>> small businesses are revitalizing the economy and american express open is here to help. that is why we are proud to present "your business" on msnbc. >>> hi there, everyone. i'm j.j. ramberg and welcome the "your business" where we give you tips and advise to help your business grow. how does a small business stand out from the competition and keep customers coming back in well, you may want to try an extra helping of hospitality and it is a tool that is important not just for restaurants and hotels, but any service-oriented business, because being likable can make you bankable. >> did you just put that on the menu? >> i did yesterday. >> yesterday? did you sell any yet? >> we sold ten yesterday which is exciting. >> you sold ten on day one which is easy for tonight. >> yes. >> and danny meyer owner of the union square hospitality squ

danny meyer, welcome here.hat are really out on the street. is there one secret you think has given you this success in the restaurant business beyond hospitali hospitality? >> i think, first of all, i adore great food and nothing makes me happier than to see people enjoying good food and wine and jazz musical and milk shakes but i think at the end of the day there's so much product out there and the companies that to the best are the ones that make you feel the most welcome. >> so the experience is as important as the food. >> think the experience is trumping the food. >> really. trumping the food. >> this is not a way to say that the food should not be absolutely critical. everybody's tweeting about food, logging it, taking pictures of it, but the one thing at the ended of the day you cannot take a picture of is how i made you feel. that's what i look for for people to come back. >> you give people hq. >> hospitality quotient. the notion is if we put all of our eggs into the basket of trying to identify the p

davis said this too i'm friends with danny full disclosure but danny's been telling the truth about what's going on and michael reported on some of the manipulation going on all back home saying i don't know what kind of colonel holmes i've met with my i trust but the reporting was. with that said there are reasons why do you do continues to put this myth out there we're making progress because they've invested in this all these generals to include betray us now it's put his brand on it so any admission of failure during a political year especially will look bad for the administration they're not the only ones that are invested in it right i think that a lot of people would be upset to hear something like that when it's our blood our money that's going into it and they just want to say in the new obama today. called for they listed all the president's foreign policy governments you know the one that was missing afghanistan they did not mention afghanistan and i think we've gotten to the point where nobody is going to call it any kind of common i got to wrap it up guys but thank you

danny green with a three-point grump jumper to tie it 92-92.in the lane as they won 102-99. pushing their playoff record to 8-0 and swept the western semifinal series. >>> for the clippers and spurs, took to the court at staple center, kings and coy oe oatties were on the ice. kings were out to sweep the nhl championship. shane doan scored twice on a power play in the first period and again in the second. mike smith made 36 saves as phoenix won it 2-0. >>> to baseball now. this game also in l.a. cardinals at dpojz. st. louis had a 5-3 lead in the seventh inning but rookie took the three-run homer to the left. dodgers held on to a 6-5 win. dodgers have the best record in the majors at 28-13. >>> when we come back, we return to joplin one year after the deadliest tornado to hit that region in decades. i've worked hard to build my family. and also to build my career. so i'm not about to always let my frequent bladder urges, or the worry my pipes might leak get in the way of my busy lifestyle. that's why i take care, with vesicare. once-daily vesic

america day, they're about to have the book "the lorax" read to them by super celebs zac efron and danny"the lorax," so they're the perfect pair to read the famous dr. seuss book. >> you guys ready to read? >> oh, yeah, we're ready. you want a mustache? >> you guys excited? [ cheers and applause ] >> getting kids excited about reading is the goal of the national education association. that's why it creates special occasions like this every year, all across the country. >> "from the ripulous pond came the comfortable sound of the humming fish humming while they were splashing around." >> i've always wanted, if i would have a chance to read back to the kids, "the lorax," which was read to me as a young boy. >> read across america is a celebration on dr. seuss' birthday, but it's also the beginning of another year of really reinforcing year-round literacy. >> here's a piece of trivia for you -- dr. seuss isn't his real name. it's actually theodor geisel. >> it's very important for kids to pick up books these days and keep reading, you know? "where the lorax once stood." >> "the lorax" tells

. >> doug pemberton and danny morrow are veteran deep-sea divers, fearless adventurers under the highs. there's not much they haven't seen, and there's almost nothing they're afraid of. but a dive in the cold waters of british columbia would put that fearlessness to the test. it begins as routine as any other dive. >> it was a relatively uneventful dive. there wasn't anything spectacular about it. but we stumbled on a couple of octopus and things got really interesting. >> danny and doug were in an area teeming with fish when they stumble upon an octopus den. >> i looked down and i thought, great, let's go down and see if there's somebody home. >> doug's eager to get up close and personal with the normally shy but intensely curious sea animal. >> so i took my hand and i put it at the entrance to the den, and sure enough, one of the arms came up and started feeling up my hand. i put my other hand down and another arm came up and started feeling up my hand. and i thought, this is going to be good. >> doug, having experience with these guys, knew instinctively to put his hand out in fron

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1 of 7 here today, danny granger. cut off by lebron. finds hibbert. got turiaf to miss.hibbert couldn't hang in the air long enough. who touched it last. heat. pacer ball. >> hubie: i like the fact that no one forced the shot there. a lot of dribbling. and hibbert made a strong move. that's right here. went up there and he just could not get the pass. david west inside. >> hubie: there you go. that's an offensive guy who is a proven scorer, foul line down. he can take the contact and muscle you right to the rim. >> mike: ten shots for 17 points, as you see there. 8 of the last 10 scored by the number three seed, the 42-win pacers, trailing the heat by two. both teams won their opening round series in five. wade got bumped by george. four on paul george. >> hubie: they played him perfectly for two different areas. but then, once when we went down in there, made that spin, he gets the contact. but that's because he's saying, i'm not going to give up the ball. i'm having an excellent night getting to the foul line. and i was 11 for 12 on the line. so, i'm confident there. >

. >> reporter: danny loesch found his stolen bike being sold on craigslist a day after it was stolen. the asking price? one hundred dollars for the cannondale hybrid bike he bought more than 10 years ago for 600. >> i started making contact with the seller just text messaging. >> reporter: the two agreed to meet. loesch hopped a cab to meet the seller. the cab driver was sympathetic having been a victim of theft himself and was in on the scream. the two negotiated a price and then danny took for a test drive. >> i had the taxi pull up behind me, put the bike in the trunk and we were on the other side of town when the thief called asking where i was and didn't answer. he left a message threatening to call the police on me. >> reporter: in northeast d.c., anny hong, 9 news now. >>> today was national bike to school day. check out these pictures of a group of students making their way to brent elementary school in southeast. at least eight local public and private schools took part in the inaugural event. bike to workday is friday and hopefully the weather will cooperate. this was bike t

press him had chances but i couldn't find it go and the fight was effectively see when midfielder danny's posting if i was sent off for a second book by the fans ten minutes from time tom seven year spell in russia's top flight then is over all korea and i two points above the relegation playoffs. right now the bottom end of the premier league looks at the so-called relegation grid tamad daniel wrong with that now the third and fourth important things will enter the relegation play offs at the end of the season they are currently rostov and vulgar just two points above them with two games remaining. meanwhile russia's striker pavel pogrebnyak says he would like to stay at english premier league side for them when the current season comes to an end rushes international join the cottage is on loan from stuttgart from the last day of the winter transfer window and has scored six goals in ten league periods is however his contract we've been disney's beside the sky's the end of the season when he'll become a free agent the twenty six year old says he's going to stay a craven cottage. seema la

. >> danny, what are we doing?cled shadow box and using things from a junk drawer to spell "i love you." we'll gift wrap it using upcycled materials. >> this looks like you had time to think about it. come on, we got 30 seconds here? >> the winner is going to get the upcycle trophy. >> tell us when. >> on your marks, get set -- >> we're not ready -- okay, now we're ready. >> -- go! >> wait. danny, where's the glue? it's not doing anything! >> i'm sorry, but the glue's not working. >> glue guns don't work. just color. just color. do you have any glue coming out of yours? >> no. >> oh, wait, ours is working. >> i'll make a heart. >> help me here. >> add to it. >> now i don't know what to do. >> careful, it's hot. >> it's not working! danny, it's not working? >> is yours working? >> no. >> oh, ours is working just fine. >> when you have your "i love you," you want to put the lid back on to the shadow box. and we're going to move on to the next station. >> wait! we're not ready! >> we got to smash the tapes! >> put tha

later in the third, danny granger. knocked down the three. he had 17 points.n the timeout, tempers flaring on the heat bench. wade and eric spoelster getting into it. lebron comes up with the steal. granger fouls him from behind see it again here. pulling on lebron's jersey. he'd be charged with a technical foul. danny granger, jumper good. pacers win 94-75, and take a 2-1 series lead. >>> phillies/cubs. roy halladay, winless in his last five starts. 1-5, in his career versus the cubs. but he was dealing against the cubs on thursday night. eight innings, three earned cubs on thursday night. eight innings, three earned runs bottom nine. cubs down 8-3. bases loaded. bases-clearing double. cubs trail by two. later in the inning, jonathan papelbon, in to shut the door. and he does. earning his 11th save. phillies win 8-7, their fifth-straight. >>> nba playoffs continue tonight. game four between the celtics and 76ers, 8:00 eastern. and game three, between the thunder and lakers. 10:30 eastern. on espn, espn3 and the watch espn app. >>> there's a new home, now, for

so we're going to start with danny -- sorry, aaron. >> it's an honor and privilege for me to be here. a shout to abe fox. an extraordinary american. he established a close personal relationship with my father, abe, it's really, really good to see you. and finally to barry from cleveland. barry, we're going to see you guys tomorrow night. i can't imagine anyone with more integrity and more passion to assume the responsibilities. adl is an extraordinary organization and i'm really, really pleased and happy about your new role. [ applause ] i've had the honor and privilege over the course of a quarter century providing both good and bad advice to half a dozen secretary of states. when the advice was bad it flowed from one primary mistake that is to see the world the way that i or we wanted it to be rather than the way it was. we do not have the luxury, the time or frankly the power in this country anymore to harbor delusions. delusions in life can be very, very dangerous. they're endearing because you cannot just see the world the way it is. if we all saw the world the way it was om, noe

joining me now, danny, host of the holden and danny show. cleanly shaven, sorry about the caps man. an app to talk about today. stephen strasburg, his shortest inning by far this season. is this something because of the rain or maybe we saw him more human today. >> he didn't look comfortable. i'm not going to say anything but discomfort. you start the game, you have to warm up again. after an 8 to 10 minute delay. i'm going to make no comments about icy hot, whatever people are going to call it. , there are rumors flying around, i'm here to talk about how he couldn't get a good grip on the baseball. >> we'll stay away from that one. bryce harper, when he came up to the bigs, started off well, plumped a little bit. now he has homers in back to back games. as he is starting to get comfortable. >> we saw him when he was scuffled against cincinnati. we watched him try to hit that five-run home run. you have now seen him take better at bats. that patient comfortable approach. that's going to lend him well. as a 19-year-old rookie, you aren't going to see 30 home runs. some of the greats

among them is danny pritchett. >> pritchett was recently received here at santa rosa.is a predatory inmate, has a history of that outside of prison and inside of prison. >> i never got along with anybody because i was always standoffish, i was a loner, stand away from everybody because i would never understand anybody or nothing. i came to prison when i was 22 years old. i am in here for a rape charge. i had a minor problem. and i became, oh, lustful within my mind, and i was always thinking about it. it's like the more i thought about it, the more it increases in my life. >> pritchett is serving a life sentence for sexual battery, kidnapping and attempted kidnapping. >> i went to this mall, and i was sitting there lusting over the women getting out of their cars and going places. just as i was getting ready to get up and go home, a lady got out of a car, and she was dressed like she was, i don't know, a prostitute or something. and something about her triggered me. >> pritchett abducted his victim in her own car and sped away. >> but then as i was driving out of the p

and we have danny smith here, digging away with dan smith. and he is -- you can tell them what you're doing there, danny. >> okay. if my voice can hold up. so what we're doing is difficult. we're digging into a well. and this well happens to be in the southwest corner of the church. now, it looks like that's just a coincidence, though. but we wanted to make sure that it didn't relate to the church. so wanted to make sure it didn't relate to the church. and we dig into it to see we can find diagnostic artifacts. it's here until 1817 and it shifts to another location over there. what we've been finding are artifacts later than that date, it looks like it's coincidence. it's a later well. it looks like it will date to the mid-17 century. still a 350-year-old well. we're actually widening the hole. the well is actually about -- it was a wooden barrel lined or cask-lined well, about 2 1/2, 3 feet in diameter, we're widening it in diameter to put a steel casing in here. we have 68 more feet to go. even though this doesn't relate to james fort in al

tom pressed again but couldn't find a goal and their fate was effectively sealed when midfielder danny's brent's year was sent off for a second book a bullet fence ten minutes from time some seven years spell in russia's top flight is over korea and i two points above the relegation playoffs. this is how the bottom of the russian premier league looks the so-called relegation group are relegated along with starter now to take the third and fourth bottom teams well into the relegation playoffs at the end of the season they are currently rostov and vulgar karelia just two points above them with two games left. three more russian strike a public good at any access he would like to stay in english premier league side for them when the current season comes to an end he joined the coaches on loan from stuttgart through the winter transfer window and has scored six goals in ten league appearances however his contract with the fans league is side expires at the end of the season when he will become a free agent in the twenty eight year old says he's keen to stay at craven cottage . in spain real