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liz: you are a proxy for the economy so companies are shipping more things to use old dominion as thatour trucks today to the shipping the most? what is in them? >> we are general commodity shippers a you will see everything from clothing to equipment for restaurant, two drums of chemicals, anything and everything to close on the back to the food that we eat you will see that on our trucks. the general economy is still growing very very slowly and the only reason for our above market growth is the market-share gains with the value proposition. liz: what surprised you the most? what caught you by surprise? >> actually, there is no product in particular that caught us by surprise. we are doing business with over 70,000 customers and we see nice orders and shipments across the entire spectrum and we continue to see growth with our customer base. liz: i thought of you with the gallup poll that two-thirds of people polled polled, that they would vote against a gasoline tax even if it meant they had to drive on roads that looked even worse than the ones that we see now ended at one to pay fo

. >> next up, dominion resource soaring to a record high. benefitting from the bonanza.dem or foldem? >> this is how people play these markets because they're not sure where they're going. they play with a conservative bet. i would say holdem, but if you're nervous go with xlu, but still holdem. >> so holdem and then you foldem if you're conservative and then you hold something else. >> you have an incredible profit here because a lot of people do and you want to hedge, you could sell half your dominion. >> it's the same. >> you know what, screw it. holdem. holdem. >> nice job. next up, carmax also trifing new highs, boosting shares here. beakers, what do you do? >> i think you fold these. i don't think there's any more gas left in the tank to this one. >> oh, come on. >> you are correct, sir. >> when you look at car sales since last september, plateauing above 15 million on an the annual adjusted rate. i think we've seen the car refresh cycle. i don't think you'll see the type of gains you've seen in the last year, so you foldem. >> and tjx trading record high. consumer

the presence of his glory with exceeding joy, the only wise god, our savior be glory and majesty, dominionnd forever. and the blessings of god almighty, the father, the son, and the holy spirit be with you. this day and always. amen. >> so, after the blessings, the bearer party comes back up the aisle and will process once again with the coffin, down the aisle and out of the west door. this time will be born to, this time, not by the two granddaughters of lady thatcher, but by members of the cathedral staff. and once this coffin is borne on their shoulders, the choir will sing the resessional, with music stanford, "lowered let us now, thy servant, depart in peace." ♪ lord now lettest thou thy servant depart in peace according to thy word for mine eyes have seen thy salvation which thou hast prepared before the face of all people to be a light to lighten the gentiles and to be the glory of tth people ♪ ♪ at least all-powerful master you give us leave to your servant to go in peace according to your promise for my eyes have seen your salvation which you have prepared ♪ ♪ ♪ [bell ringing] >>

mike brennan will take over for jeff jones who went to old dominion. finally, several good games for you to choose from, including the game between st. stevens, and good council. that's one versus three. you can text your vote on vote online. go for the full details. that should be a great game. i'm expecting 200,000 voters. >> whenever you expect more, they come. people really turn out for this stuff. >> absolutely. that's it for us, the cbs evening news is next. >> and derek is back with our area's only local newscast at 7:00. good night, everybody. >> pelley: tonight the man who was hijacked by terrorists. still in f

. >> next on booktv is a trip to virginia beach, virginia, old dominion university professor michael pearson discusses his book, "innocents abroad too: journey's around the world on semester at sea." >> this is an educational organization that is under the aegis right now of the university of virginia. students from all over the united states, college students spent a semester at sea, applause, students from other countries. but in the fall of 2002 and in the fall of 2006, i circumnavigated aglow. you get a sense of the entire world. and for somebody like me who is a writer, i believe that writing is all about seeing. and this probably not many better ways to change your perspective, to open up your eyes and to go past the known into the unknown world. i went to brazil, went to cuba. we went to cuba. we went to vietnam. we went to burma. spain, to italy, morocco, south africa, kenya. in 2006 i'm not -- we ended up creating a friendship with them. his last words were to me in 2006 was, remember christian and muslims, we are all brothers. i went and spent two days with him. i think i l

people of faith havepposed the environmental movement quoting bible verses about mankind's god-given dominionr all the earth. or they deny the need to protect the environment on the grounds that the end times are imminent, so why worry about nature. but now, for many people of faith, liberal and conservative, of many traditions, being good stewards of god's creation has become an urgent cause. >> this would have been an unlikely occurrence on only a few years ago. clergy and lay leaders from a broad range of religions across the u.s. converging on capitol hill to lobby congress about climate change and protecting the environment. they're all part of a national organization of faith leaders known as interfaith power and light or ipl. which was founded by reverend sally bingham. an episcopal priest. >> we started out asking congregations to respond to climate change. as more and more religions got involved, we realized what we were actually doing was bringing religions together where they could all agree on something. there were attending the bahai, mormon, catholic, evangelicals, prestant, jew

committee with the power to put together a committee why it has been confiscated from the president and dominionsides of the aisle promised to do a report that provide some answers about the breakdown in intelligence and security that led to the attack. >> we need this to be a faculty based approach and we are finding there are anomalies that have to be addressed. >> what we need to do is bring closure to it. you have to find out how it happened, why it happened and make sure it didn't happen again. >> those law americas say they are on it. house committee chairman said we should expect their report in weeks not months. the white house said repeatedly they are cooperati investigators. peter doocy reporting to us from washington. >> time to take a look at who is talking. we turn our focus oh north korea. a south korean leader says he misspoke when he said there's an indication north korea is repairing for a 4th nuclear test. there is an increased in activity at the test site. madeleine albright was on face the nation yesterday. >> i think primarily this is about trying to establish his position in

a hundred thousand israel and making a cob quest of the country and restoring your nation to the dominion of it. for i really wish the jews again at judea and an independent nation. excuse me. no other american president has praised jews more enfactically, them memorably. it took him twelve words. quote, the hebrews have done to civilized man than any other nation, quote. martin van buren, he was actively involved in saving jews from being massacred in syria. the ordeal began in 1840, when an italian servant reported missing. somebody suggested they be murdered. although there was no suspect, the cry went up, the jews did it. the government then arrested and im-- imprisoned most of the male jewish population in damascus, all the cities rabbis, jewish grave diggers, and even young jewish schoolboys. they then began to torture the rabbis, forcing their wives and daughters to watch. excuse me. but the they killed them all and maimed them for life. when americans jews told van buren about the ongoing massacre, he went in to action. he, together with british and european leaders, pressured syr

by a.d. 200, the roman dominion had expanded through force of arms to include almost the entire mediterranean and most of the known world. the result was a vast influx of tribute to rome -- money, goods and slaves to propel the development of one of the most complex societies in the ancient world. but warfare is not the only way that human societies expand. in the tehuacan valley, archaeologists have made a startling discovery. near where scotty macneish excavated the caves, a river that flows only in the wet season has cut through what appears to be a natural hill. in the cut, archaeologists have discerned walls of large rocks, evidence that the hill was actually man-made, an ancient dam of massive proportions. the extent of the dam and the reservoir it created can be seen from a nearby hillside. archaeologist charles spencer. this sea of mesquite and cactus that you see below here was once the reservoir impounded by the dam that stretched nearly half a kilometer from that cliff face on that side all the way over to this cliff face over here. at its peak, the reservoir surface area equaled 4

fathers giving away their daughters at marriage ceremonies because it's a common vestige of male dominionwoman's reproductive status when a father gives away a daughter at a wedding. she sounds like a hollywood left wing nut case! >> of course she is, sean. that's what you think of everyone in hollywood. really this is a moot point. she's not running anymore. so what do we care? you're not going to put me into a box -- >> it's liberals who put this out about other liberals. so nice, right? she didn't run. >> sean: let's go to the legality. legal, not legal. tamara? >> i don't think there's anything wrong with these guys standing outside the door after the opening. there's no expectation of privacy here. >> not true. >> back in 1974 -- almost finish, expert lawyer. in 1974 -- >> you want to quote from law. there's a law, five years in jail. state law for eavesdropping that's a felony. a lot of issues are at issue, and everybody is blaming each other. the democrat official, the attorney saying it wasn't me. you can't watch crime, you know, and say you didn't do it. >> sean: jordan, hold on.

if you look a dominion, s.o. southern, mcdonald's. those are names where people are hiding until they know whether or not it's safe to get back in the market place. >> dan? >> you mentioned technology. here's one. apple was down closing a new 52-week low. this is a name that has by f bifurcated from the market. in a week we're going to get massive earnings from google, ibm tonight. these are cyclical names so they're not setting up that well right now. so, you know, i think you have to avoid some of these things. especially a name like google that saw heavy inflows from all this apple weakness. if you don't think people will have their eyes there, you have to be careful. >> gold got no bid whatsoever. it was higher earlier in the session. turned and finished the day up by just a touch. what do you make of that? >> and volatility came out of that. to feed off what these gentlemen said and they're right, especially with energy, i think if you see margin selling like we saw in gold and you see that in oil which we haven't seen as aggress

before the presence of his glory with exceeding joy, the only wise and our savior be glory majesty, dominioner, both now and forever. and the blessings of god almighty, the father, the son, and the holy spirit be with you . this day and always. amen. >> so, after the blessings, the bearer party comes back up the aisle and will process once down theh the coffin, aisle and out of the west tour. in that procession, insignia will be born, two. this time, not by the two granddaughters of lady thatcher, but by members of the cathedral staff. on once this coffin is bourn their shoulders, the choir will sing the recessional. sick by charles stanford -- music by charles stanford. they depart in peace. ♪ ♪ ♪ [bell ringing] >> hooray! hooray! hooray! ♪ out of steadman sinks, the west door. ♪ [applause] ♪ >> the crowd applauding as the coffin comes down the steps after pausing briefly. her son and daughter behind her two grandchildren. her majesty, the queen, came down the aisle. lines up to watch the coffin being placed back in the se. for its journey to the royal chelsea. ♪ [bells ringing] >> her maje

he was a student at old dominion university in norfolk, virginia. like the beautiful children who lost their lives at sandy hook, he was an amazing young man with his entire life ahead of him. it is a painful thing to see your nephew, your son, or your daughter, to see their blood splattered over walls and couches, or wherever they may have been killed. others, i was living to the unimaginable suffering of losing a loved one due to gun violence. the pain that i feel in my heart today, even these years later. last week during a press conference urging the country not to forget the massacre in newtown, the president was joined by mothers who are fighting the legislation to reduce gun violence. fully tell you, i understand their passion. i fully understand their pain. i also fully understand their purpose. because when you lose a family member like that, you just do not mourn them at their funeral. you mourn them every single day of your life. you mourn for the person they could have been. for children murdered at five years old, six years old, as they

that was puzzling, dominion, public service enterprises. you've got pfizer hitting multi-year highs. you might say, oh, recession's coming, lilly at the high. but here's where you're wrong. one of the most economically sensitive sectors is the real estate group and a group with a huge presence on the 52-week high list, the real estate investment trust, including kimko as well as tanger factory outlet centers. a bunch of medical reits including medical properties trust all of which have been pushed endlessly hard on "mad money" because i'm actually trying to make you money, i'm not trying to be an economist. if things were that challenging, the economy simply couldn't get this kind of action, these are economically sensitive companies. they are doing incredibly well. in many ways the real estate investment trusts are the ideal stocks to own right now. the average reit yields double the s&p. industry paid out $29 billion in dividends last year. these companies have been able to refinance. and like you can at home, taking advantage of bernanke

. >> next on book tv, old dominion university professor discusses his book innocents abroad, journeys around the world on semester of see. >> semester s.c. is an educational organization under the aegis of the university of virginia. plus students from other countries. the faulty thousand two and in the fall of 2006i circumnavigate the globe to get a sense of the entire world. and for somebody like me who is a writer, i believe the writing is all about seeing. probably not many better ways to change your perspective and to open a big rise and to kill passed the note into the unknown world. to brazil, cuba, egypt, the vietnam, burma, spain, italy to morocco, south africa, kenya. to those a 6i met a driver in egypt in alexandria, egypt. of course, we try to avoid connecting with him, what we ended up creating a. and to does a six, remember christian and muslim, altogether spent two days of them. i think airlines are really important lesson in the semester s.c. about travel, but the importance and significance of it. muslims and christians, just as you said, and educated. you're a smart

yet, that is the way that it works and i think that's why the democrats keep that dominion over the black community. but it's not fair to plaque conservatives. >> sean: appreciate you being with us. tonight, up next on "hannity" -- >> part of it it is we have to break through our private idea that kids belong to their parents, or kids belong to their families and recognize kids belong to whole communities. >> sean: yes, brian williams' network is now boldly declaring that your children do not belong to you. they belong to the state. dana perino, stuart varney, they beg to differ. they're coming up next. and later to come, a 15-year-old girl captivated maryland state lawmakers her powerful words. she'll explain to president obama why he should be working to protect the rights of americans. and follow the live show. we want to hear your thoughts. go to my web site. on twitter, you can tell us what you think on seanhannity. this day calls you. to fight chronic osteoarthritis pain. to fight chronic low back pain. to take action. to take the next step. today, y will know you did something for

no parent, not one, should have to send a child to school, be it sandy hook or old dominion, and wonder whether he or she make it home alive. our country is better than that. we are better than that. in america's inner cities, suburbs, and small towns, gun murders take more than 11,000 american lives each year. more than three times the number of americans that lost their lives during the decade- long war in iraq. that is the reality. we must make these deaths by gun violence transformative. as a nation we must help to heal the families who have suffered so much. part of the healing process for me and for countless other families is to prevent other senseless deaths from gun violence from occurring again. we are the congress of the united states. we must be vigilant and put party politics and rhetoric aside, taking protecting american families and future generations of our priority. this is our watch. this is our watch. to borrow the words of the great martin luther king, he said the be must substitutes courage for cost. for passing meaningful gun legislation as soon as possible." one l

he was a student at old dominion university in norfolk, virginia. like the beautiful children who lost their lives at sandy hook, he was an amazing young man with his entire life ahead of him. it is a painful thing to see your nephew, your son, or your daughter, to see their blood splattered over walls and couches, or wherever they may have been killed. like countless others, i was living to the unimaginable suffering of losing a loved one due to gun violence. the pain that i feel in my heart today, even these years later. last week during a press conference urging the country not to forget the massacre in newtown, the president was joined by mothers who are fighting the legislation to reduce gun violence. let me tell you, i fully understand their passion. i fully understand their pain. i also fully understand their purpose. because when you lose a family member like that, you just do not mourn them at their funeral. you mourn them every single day of your life. you mourn for the person they could have been. for children murdered at five years old,

. >>> dominion resources has been capitalizing on the gas boom.night on "mad money" ceo thomas ferrell told jim how encouraging it is to encourage drillers to keep on drilling for nat gas. >> i think we'll have enough done to make sure that the balance stays in the markets. gas has been volatile over the years. it's important to keep an underpinning under the price to keep encouraging drillers to dr drill for the gas. >> i mean, jim, this issue which we discuss here and you do so often on "mad money" so central. i don't think you can talk enough about it. >> thank you. there are two camps developing in this country. there is the dow chemical nucor camp which says we can't export this stuff. then there's another whole camp that says if we don't find more markets for it, drilling is still borne. the drilling index has gone down so you've got this kind of, we won't produce enough if we don't have a market and we're not using it for natural gas vehicles, at the same time,sit ? and then we're dealing with $7, or $8, whatever it might be. >> shineer has

fully convertible to dollars, so this massive stock of useless sterling that britain's colonies and dominions had built up would be spent on something else besides the british goods in particular. american goods and finally in very controversially to accept the u.s. dollar as the basic unit of account for global trade. as you can imagine, the british resisted this fiercely, and in fact harry dexter white used remarkable at woods in order to push it through. cains did not seen it until he left britain. it's a remarkable part of the story. the final love and famous british economist put it, quote, we need the cash. unquote. winston churchill famously referred to american as quote, unquote, the most unsorted acts. the u.s. was in fact only willing to provide aid after really milking britain dry. we forced them, for example, to sell all of their major sub sipped area of british companies in the united states. there's even some evidence that fdr's administration was willing to take it to empire. but not every bit. here is a nice quote from henry morgan speaking to the u.s. treasury represented in

commemorative scissors that i used to cut the ribbon, along with a number of other people, at the dominion resources power lant in virginia city of virginia. it wasn't five years ago, it wasn't 10 years ago, it was last september. and ladies and gentlemen, that plant would not be able to be built today if the regulations are ed by the e.p.a. actually adopted. those would be the regulations relating to greenhouse gases, including carbon dioxide. folks, when that plant was opened, they were so proud and rightfully so, they spent a lot of money and they had the best technology available, the best technology available in the world. one of the cleanest plants ever opened to create electric power at reasonable costs using the natural resources that god gave the united states of america, to use our coal supply in an appropriate, efficient manner. now, everybody says, well, coal is dirty and we shouldn't use it, but we can use it in clean ways, like they're doing at the dominion plant. i'd also point out to you, as we send jobs away, are we really making any progress? i note from one of the report

she said the concept of dominion over reproductive status when her father gives her away at a wedding never thought about it but it is sort of sexist for the father to have to give his daughter away. >> there are a lot of sexist things involved in a traditional marriage ceremony. >> you can see where they are going? right? so then, that comes out. mitch mcconnell immediately goes out and accuses the democrats of planting a bug in his. >> last month, my wife's ethnicity was attacked by a left wing group in kentucky and then they also bugged my headquarters. so i think that pretty well sums up the way the political left is operating in kentucky. >> it's a political left. by the way, no evidence. zero evidence that anybody bugged his headquarters. it could have been just one of his staff members had a little recording device and didn't like what was going on and gave it to mother jones. we don't know, but mcconnell, he goes all the way back to richard nixon, who was, remember a republican. >> unbeknownst to us, they were bugging our headquarters nixonian move. this is what you get from t

statute that would have an unelected officials to becoming essentially an economic dictator holding dominionver one sixth of the u.s. economy? the reason is this for decades the congress has been trying to manage america's health care sector to engage what we call centralized economic planning. and congress has proven itself to be an exceptional failure in this regard in this area. conagra's gets involved in managing the healthcare sector in countless ways. one of the earliest and biggest ways is by creating a tax preference by the employer sponsored insurance into an employer sponsored plan. that's a private sector looks like in the united states but probably the biggest way the congress tries to plan the sector of the economy is the medicare program. the medicare program covers the elderly and the disabled and the united states with 50 million people but the results of the medical services in the united states and indeed in the entire world so that a purchase medical services for its enrollees sweeping the regulatory power the congress has over the health care sector because doctors, hospi