michael, tammy and devon. the first question is going to come from the ohio state university senior, devon. >> thank you. senator santorum, again, it's an honor to get to talk to you. my question is about your comments you said earlier this week. i'm a student in college. your comment about obama being a snob for wanting everyone to have the chance to go to college didn't sit well with my campus. so i wanted to give you a chance to explain what you meant by that 'cause personally i'd really like to know. >> it wasn't about having a chance to go to school. i was going on and talking about how the president with health care was mandating the kind of health care you're going to have. talking about the financial services sector and now having this consumer protection bureau which is going to mandate to a lot of folks, particularly sub prime lenders. went through whole bunch of things where he was telling you what is best for you. i said, and his quote was, i'll repeat it often was, in the media was that everybody

michael, tammy and devon. the first question is going to come from the ohio state university senior, devon. >> thank you. senator santorum, again, it's an honor to get to talk to you. my question is about your comments you said earlier this week. i'm a student in college. your comment about obama being a snob for wanting everyone to have the chance to go to college didn't sit well with my campus. so i wanted to give you a chance to explain what you meant by that 'cause personally i'd really like to know. >> it wasn't about having a chance to go to school. i was going on and talking about how the president with health care was mandating the kind of health care you're going to have. talking about the financial services sector and now having this consumer protection bureau which is going to mandate to a lot of folks, particularly sub prime lenders. went through whole bunch of things where he was telling you what is best for you. i said, and his quote was, i'll repeat it often was, in the media was that everybody

michael, tammy and devon.he first question is going to come from the ohio state university senior, devon. >> thank you. senator santorum, again, it's an honor to get to talk to you. my question is about your comments you said earlier this week. i'm a student in college. your comment about obama being a snob for wanting everyone to have the chance to go to college didn't sit well with my campus. so i wanted to give you a chance to explain what you meant by that 'cause personally i'd really like to know. >> it wasn't about having a chance to go to school. i was going on and talking about how the president with health care was mandating the kind of health care you're going to have. talking about the financial services sector and now having this consumer protection bureau which is going to mandate to a lot of folks, particularly sub prime lenders. went through whole bunch of things where he was telling you what is best for you. i said, and his quote was, i'll repeat it often was, in the media was that everybody sh

michael, tammy and devon. first question is going to come from the ohio state university senior, devon. >> thank you. senator santorum, again, it's an honor to get to talk to you. my question is about your comments you said earlier this week. i'm a student in college. your comment about obama being a snob for wanting everyone to have the chance to go to college didn't sit well with my campus. so i wanted to give you a chance to explain what you meant by that 'cause personally i'd really like to know. >> it wasn't about having a chance to go to school. i was going on and talking about how the president with health care was mandating the kind of health care you're going to have. talking about the financial services sector and now having this consumer protection bureau which is going to mandate to a lot of folks, particularly sub prime lenders. went through whole bunch of things where he was telling you what is best for you. i said, and his quote was, i'll repeat it often was, in the media was that everybody shou

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michael mcearly, kevin mccain and devon largin. they live where the friendliest people on earth live. i love wilmington. what a nice nice community. clean, hole some town. it's been a delight to be here. mike, you live in this community i am going to let you have the first question for governor romney. >> governor romney. thank you for being here. >> thank you. >> unfortunately the other panel member dave and i have something in common. i lost my son in iraq in 2003. and i have a lot of family members that also served. you say you won't cut benefits for any of those heros returning. will you increase them and if so, how? >> michael, first let me express my respect and admiration for you and your family and for the sacrifice of your son. it is something one can image but not really feel like i know your family feels it. and i appreciate that sacrifice. >> thank you. >> no greater sacrifice for no greater country. thank you, we have a debt of gratitude for those who serve this country. for those who come back wounded in particular we

i watched behind the scenes footage devon posted.sn't say anything about what they are using real wheels, they burn through them pretty quickly because they are sliding through the pavement. you want to see the entire video go to rightthisminute.com and catch behind the scenes video there, too. >>> dog prepares his own bed. >>> this is a guy who went in through the drive-through window at this coffee shop. >> looks like after business hours, looks empty in there. >> does look empty. you see him run to the back of the shop. this robber grabs an undisclosed amount of money, runs out. manages to lock up the window and a few minutes later, dude returns. he's knocking on the door again because he forgot his hat. >> wait. he just went in and robbed the joint and then decided to come back and say, pardon me, my hat fell off. >> maybe it was a lucky hat. maybe it was a successful robbery. if i'm going to keep this up, i'll need my lucky hat. can you give that back, please. >> unfortunately the guy is at large. he released the video in the ho

so devon, a 22-year-old combat veteran, picked up and moved here. a huge hauler all day, and at night, goes home to his family with a $60,000 a year paycheck he says he couldn't have found elsewhere. >> what do you think your daughter's life is going to be like here? >> very well provided for. >> so many have come to elco, there's a waiting list at the rv park. >> on this side, we have over 100 spaces. >> full? >> it's all full. >> and construction companies can't build housing fast enough. >> everybody in elco, we work for the mining industry. if don't care if you're selling doughnuts, this is the industry we're in. >> take a look at how tiny the massive trucks look from here. that gives you some idea of the scale of this operation. this is what they call a pit. this is about a mile wide, a third of a mile deep, and since the early '80s, they have taken billions of dollars in gold from here. but that gold is microscopic and takes an expensive process to extract. only worth it when the price of gold is high. the mayor says they're cautious with thei

you want natural gas, i think you go with somebody like devon. devon is a better play.et's go to bill in florida. bill. >> caller: hey, jim, a big booyah from pompano beach in sunny south florida. >> wish i were there. what can i tell you? what's going on? >> caller: jim, a couple weeks ago you were talking about put something long shots into the portfolio. and i've got a company called swisher, swsh. what do you think? >> man, i don't know that from nick swisher. geez. i've got to tell you. i like eco labs. i don't know swisher. i've got to make some calls. although i think we will use him in the line-up for the phillies. i'll get back on that one. let's go to rick in washington. rick. >> caller: how are you doing? >> what's shaking? >> caller: i want to know what's going on with diebold. dbd. >> i'm not a buyer. the stock has had a nice move but i'm not a buyer. yes? why? could have sold at a much higher price, i didn't take it. alex. >> caller: booyah, cramer. costco. it's near a 52-week high. where is it heading to? do we still buy or not? >> my friend/buddy/pal car

what about devon. and then the neckline right here at $70. talking numbers, a target of $64.ally want to wait for it to confirm below 70 and then we really look for strength going below the $50 moving average. >> so no sign yet? >> no sign yet. >> by the way, enbridge ceo talking about how flat gas is affecting their company's bottom line. >> we are looking at a market that is accelerating on the downside. down almost 100 points. dow jones industrial average. despite the selloff, we're still on pace for the best quarter since 1998. let me say that again. the best quarter since 1998. why the pulls may take a breather in the second quarter and get you all fired up for the second quarter and look ahead. then, later, find out what a tebow mania can spark nfl apparel sales. back on the "closing bell" in a second. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 the 5-day moving average just crossed above the 20. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 we're hitting new highs. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 the spx is on my radar. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 and i'm on top of it all with charles schwab. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 tdd# 1-800-345-2550 i use

this guy's name is devon henderson and he's a circus artist from the san francisco area. it took him 60 tries to finally pull this one off. >> i'd like to see the other 59. 60 tries. just the one time he did it, i'm like that's an ankle breaker, total ankle breaker. >> good tries. >> carneys do weird stuff. >> check out what these guys decided to do in pembrook ontario, canada. look at the top of the staircase. what does that looks like to you, nick? the bottom of a kayak sitting on top of like dresser draws. these-of- watch what these college students decided to do on a snowy day. >> the recording on that. >> yes, you did. totally missed the money shot. >> these guys love tie acing so much, because it was snowy and they couldn't hit the river, they decided to kayak down their stairs. >> okay. it's stupid criminal time. see if you can pick out the stupid part at number three. check out this video that was captured by the group animal in new york. they shoot the underground art scene but happen to catch this guy trying to rob the handle bars off this bike. check out what h

the town of devon was the worse hit. accompanied by heavy rain and hail, thousands of households are still without electricity but no reports of serious injury. >> a 400 pound gorilla causes quite a scene at the zoo in buffalo, new york, the 24-year- old silver backed gorilla slipped through an unlocked door. the zoo was put under lock- down, a swat team was brought into help. before it was recant churred it bit it bit a zoo keeper. >> i am sure it was scared. >> they are still trying to figure it out. >> a lot of those have been sold, three million are in the hands of consumers and yesterday they announced a bye back of stock and pay a dividend of $2.65 in july. >> what amazing me is my one- year-old son knows how to use it. >>> still ahead a great day out there. the first official day of spring it is, your updated local forecast is two and a half days away. >> first a look at the midday's stocks followed by a look at last night's multimatch numbers. ,, medicare. it doesn't cover everything. and what it doesn't cover ca

so we're going to start with devon and give the speaker the first question of the session. >> it's a horn to speak with you, you touched a little earlier on trying to turn the united states into the number one manufacturer in the world and i just wondered if you could, please, elaborate how you'll go about doing that a little bit. >> replace the environmental protection agency with an environmental solutions agency. epa is part of the biggest job killer that ohio faces. you look what they want to do 80% of your electricity comes from coal burning plants they would turn ohio into an industrial wasteland and i'm for 100% expensing all new equipment and retraining people to use the new equipment and 0 capital gains and hundreds of billions of dollars invested and 12 1/2 corporate tax rate you had a he get about 700 billion dollars back home, currently locked up overseas and our goal has to be to have your generation the have a very aggressive jobs program where everybody in your generation has a chance to learn how to work, because america only works when americans are working. we don't

i've been looking at devon energy but devon energy is not quite at its highs but held up better thannderlying commodity. the only reason to buy it is if you think there's going to be an energy policy for nat gas. i don't see it during the presidential election, so i'd stay away from the equities and from the commodity as well. >> i think the reason -- where you really look to is integrated names because of the fact you have the integration of the different commodities, itself, you have oil, nat gas, the refining and the rest of. i think a name like a conocophillips, exxonmobil. i'm in conoco because of the fact of the splits as well as the dividend yield. that's why the stocks hold up so well in a very difficult narcotic. >> that brings us back to the short in coal. i have steel working in my favor, thermal coal, and the only company that's leveraged to coal which is steel, is walter. all the others are thermal coal. 80%. coal prices are going to go much, much lower. >> hillburg, is there a level, guys on the floor are pointing to as the next stop? >> absolutely, judge. seeing 2.04.

thomas scored 17 and hawkins and devon had 10 points a piece.oday, marks the beginning of the 2012 major league baseball season official will getting underway with the official opening day. but you may not have known it. baltimore fans that's going to be friday april 6th and the o's will play the twins at the yard but today it's the seattle mariners taking the athletics first pitch 6:10 from tokyo japan. >>> listen to this. the tallest man in the world apparently it's tough for him hecan't find shoes that fit and they cost about a thousand dollars a pair. look at him because he stands about 7-8 and his last pair of shoes that he had have no support. ehas 15 foot surgeries in the past three years and believes that -- he has had 15 foot surgeries in the past three years and believes a good pair of shoes would help him so rebox said they would make a pair for $15,000 so he started a website to collect donations. >> 1500? >> this says 15,000. >> hold on 15,000 dollars. reebok come on guys. >> wow. >> he needs a pair of shoes. >> wow. >> i can't imag

devon is outraged. the ad is despicable. the most disrespected president ever and it's because he is a black man. no other explanation is available. metro says this is a first amendment issue and i agree with metro. there's nothing overtly racist or anything threatening to the president. the guy who bought the ad has a movie critical of government run health reform and wants some attention. it's not nice, it's not respectful, but to my mind go to hell falls within the range to the nasty things you get to say to your leader in a free country. you may have some nasty things to say to us. put them in the mailbag. the address is mcginty's mailbag at wusa9.com. we hope not, though. that's our report for tonight. bye bye. >>> now, "entertainment tonight," the most watched entertainment newsmagazine in the world. >>> the desperate housewives' new catfight in court. >> nicollette sheridan versus creator marc cherry? did he struck her in the face? >> she was traumatized at the time. >>> plus, will teri hatcher, eva longoria and marci

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now a desperate search underway for devon davis. 2-year-old boy reportedly disappeared at his texas home while his mom was taking a nap. they are concerned he may have wandered in a nearby water that happens to be infested with alligators. he is wearing a red and gray jersey t-shirt and jeans and spider-man sneakers. >> now to stories you can bank on this morning begining with a heck of a payday for the bank of america ceo. joining us is lauren simonetti. now the ceos are getting a big payche paycheck. >> we are getting how much the ceo's made last year. brian moynihan took home 7 and a half million dollars. the stock declined 58 percent. this story makes a lot of people really mad. >> nike taking reebok to court yesterday. why? >> all over new york jets tim tebow. nike says reebok no longer has license to sell will merchandise and make merchandise with de bow as a jet. they have a temporary restraining order. >> nike taking over for supplies 32 nfl teams next year. pretty exciting. a lot of guys like that smooswo don't they? >> wha

in case you missed it, minute men's devon in a must score situation. down one in a shoot outagainst montreal and that's embarrassing. he did score the game tying goal with ten seconds left in regulation. but unfortunately, he was not the hero in overtime. #shoot out fail. how about basketball bloopers. georgia against kentucky. the ball kicked into the the face of the referee. in harm no foul. right, ref? the wizards season has been full of bloopers. against the lakers, nick young out front apparently he thought the backboard was 20 feet high. actually young just lost a handle. good news the wizardss handled the lakers erasing a 21 point deficit and beating l.a. for the first time since 2006. on the diamond, a catch that's worth going head over heels. nathan burns makes a great grab and flips over the wall. simply glovely. back to basketball. and this is sweet against new jersey, miami's dwyane wade with a wild shot and it goes. take another look. the heat not done. the turn around jumper off the top of the backboard and in. a friendly bounce for pitma

. >> mike: and devon, quickly, was there anything out of this that, as a student who's facing a longugh job market, anything out there that made you say, that answer made sense? >> i was actually disointed by the answer i got to my question. not necessarily romney, but specifically rick santorum's answer. the next day the l.a. times ran a question about it and fact checked, obama making, and that came back fls, obama never cited. santorum either distorted the truth or didn't know the truth. sitting five feet away from me, i wasn't satisfied with that. >> mike: well, i want to say i thought all the candidates were candid with you guys and i thought the energy they brought, exceptional. it's tough being a candidate and i think it's tougher getting questions from you, than the media types. they know what the media will ask and your questions were not from following them around on the trail. your questions came from the life experience struggling with the economy that's in the toilet because the whole country's economy struggled and i think it's a powerful moment and i want to thank you

we will start with devon. >> speaker gingrich i have to tell you it's an honor to speak with you. my first question is you touched a little bit earlier on trying to turn the united states into the number one manufacturer in the world. i wanted you if you could elaborate how you go about doing that. >> means you have to replace the environmental protection agency with environmental solution agency. epa is the biggest job killer ohio faces. you see what they want to do with 830 percent of yo-- 80 percent of your electricity they want to turn ohio into an industrial waste lane. i am for 100 percent expensing for new equipment and using unemployment as a time to train people using the new equipment and 0 capital gains so hundreds of billions of dollars get invested. by the way at a 12 and a half percent corporate tax rate you get $700 billion back home that is currently blocked up over hae he is as. our goal is to have your generation have an aggressive jobs program where everybody in your generation has a chance to learn how to work. america only works when americans are working. you

november 20th 2008, a police officer in devon, alberta, is cruising the streets at 5:30 when a ball ofire blazes through the sky. it's a meteor, growing brighter as it shoots toward earth, and it's all recorded on the officer's dash cam. a meteor this brint is known as a fireball. it's defined as a meteor brighter than any of the planets. most meteors burn up in the atmosphere, but some crash into earth where they make craters and break into smaller pieces. several meteorites are found after this recording is made. the whole event appears on camera for just five breath-taking seconds. >>> south korea, 2005, a truck breaks down inside a heavily trafficked tunnel. the truck's brakes is overheated and catch fire. it's captured by two cameras inside the tunnel, one in front of the truck and one behind it. the situation now turns tire since the dismantled missiles contain solid rocket fuel. the driver tries a fire-extinguisher, but the flames only grow bigger. thick smoke fills the mile-long tunnel as everyone inside runs for their lives. where there's smoke there's fire. seconds later, the

we will start with devon. >> speaker gingrich i have to tell you it's an honor to speak with you.first question is you touched a little bit earlier on trying to turn the united states into the number one manufacturer in the world. i wanted you if you could elaborate how you go about doing that. >> means you have to replace the environmental protection agency with environmental solution agency. epa is the biggest job killer ohio faces. you see what they want to do with 830 percent of yo-- 80 percent of your electricity they want to turn ohio into an industrial waste lane. i am for 100 percent expensing for new equipment and using unemployment as a time to train people using the new equipment and 0 capital gains so hundreds of billions of dollars get invested. by the way at a 12 and a half percent corporate tax rate you get $700 billion back home that is currently blocked up over hae he is as. our goal is to have your generation have an aggressive jobs program where everybody in your generation has a chance to learn how to work. america only works when americans are working. you don

absolutely got hammered over the last three years, i'm talking sandrich you pick your names, i'm talking devon, ultrapetroleum, i'm talking cabot, these are the names tat are not going to be fast money names but these are the best value in the sector and the nat gas move is absolutely inevitable. this is ridiculous, 223 is ridiculous. >> scott, there's an etf that owns all of them. if you don't want to take the single stock risk because they can be very risky, you can look at fcg something that we've done before for clients. it owns all of the mid cap natural gas only producers. it's a nice basket. and that would work if dan's right. >> we're not faulting you for the lack of a "fast money" trade. sometimes smart money is better. >> call your congressman. we're all getting hammered. the economy is in trouble. this will help jobs, help everybody's wallet. it will help the economy. it's an absolute no brainer. tell the politicians to get something right. >> now you sound like santelli. you're channeling your inner rick santelli. >> talk to you soon. >> you bet. >> you like any of these other name

there i'm chiing chesapeake, devon, anadarko.ly, the levered speculative play is this company called hekman, h-e-k. it missed its last quarter. but to me remains a colossally fabulous spec on this nation embracing the cleaner, cheaper and more abundant fuel. i do not expect immediate tightness. that's not going to change any time soon. but i think a statement about how we've seen the lows makes a ton of sense. i am proud to make it here on "the kudlow report." larry, back to you. >> all right. jimmy, great stuff. appreciate it. you are so right, the importance of natural gas. >>> now let's switch gears and talk oil. what's behind the rise in oil prices? that's a question asked today by top energy analyst dan jurgen in "the wall street journal" op-ed. averaging more than $4 in six states and washington, d.c. oil had its biggest gain in three weeks. natural gas prices also rose a bit. anyway, cnbc energy analyst dan jurgen, chairman of cambridge energy associates and author of "the quest." thank you for joining us. if you had to pi

right now, police do not suspect foul play but they are very concerned devon might have wandered into canal. the toddler was last seen wearing a red and gray jersey t-shirt and spiderman sneakers. >> two top republicans investigating the fast & furious debacle want to know if the guns lent to mexican scandal reached to the white house. congressman darrell issa and senator charles grassley firing off a letter to the white house demanding to interview former national security staffer kevin o'reilly. the white house has until next wednesday to respond. >> meanwhile, take a look at this amazing dash cam video we've just gotten our hands on of a stolen school bus! that's it right there. the bus right there. oh, my goodness. not something you see every day. the police s.u.v. slam into the bus to try to get it off the road. the driver stole it from a bus yard in albuquerque, new mexico. no kids were on the bus. the driver eventually surrendered to cops and he was only wearing boxers. he has some explaining to do. >> are you feeling lucky today? you should be because half a billion dollars is