joe remains in first place followed by murph, dr. j, pete, and then josh. steve weiss up the rear there. >> why isn't simon on the show today? >> i think we hammered him off. >> it's a long year, come on. >> a number of stocks have been in the news this week as well. steph, you have starwood? >> yeah. >> reported earnings. >> so volatile yesterday. it was in the premarket indicated down 4%. ended the day down only 2%. now it's up another 3%. >> upgraded over ubs today? >> yeah. the quarter was actually very good. they beat on eb bititda. they're on track to monetize over 3 billion the assets. all of that is on track. much more conservative on guidance. i like it here. i like the pullback a lot. i do think the story is very much on track. >> let me offer advice to the rest. go to cash now because come december 31, you're going to see that guy right there be at number one. book your profits. if you're in green now, take the profits, go home. >> i hope you're not in last place. >> he's put it out there, hasn't he? >> it won't happen. it won't happen. i would s

dr. jo go to phil on tesla but echoing what we heard, we've got stephanie talking about a trading range. brian kelly going i'm not so sure. >> i think what it is is anytime we're watching streets burn in cities around the world, like we have seen in thailand, like we are seeing in the ukraine, people are worried. and i think that put a bid under the vix today and i think the vix continued to rise into the close because some of those terror alerts that you were talking about or at least the rumors of them. >> great point. we have that earnings alert for you on tesla. phil lebeau joining us with the numbers as the shares move higher. >> they're moving higher because these are much better numbers than the street was expecting. tesla earning 33 cents a share "x" items. the street expected 21 cents a share. revenue coming in at $615 million. that's below what many on the street were expecting, but it's the guidance that everybody will be focused on. for 2014, tesla expects to build and deliver 3

dr. j, what's your take? >> well, i actually like the deal.se i like how aggressive zuckerberg is, and he knew that google was in there bidding for this. he knew google wanted it as a defensive move against him. he's got the cash as well as an inflated stock. i thought it was a smooth move on his part and we'll see. again, this isn't going to be decided in a week or in ten days, kelly. this is something that's going to play out over years. >> john, is it possible that five years from now we're going to look back on this deal and go, boy, what a great deal? >> yeah. it's very possible. >> didn't we say that about youtube over a decade ago? >> what was said about skype. microsoft and skype. that worked out really well. >> keep in mind -- >> you have senior living home merger today, all stock. . you have facebook using its stock to buy whats up. when a company is willing to use its stock as currency, that's a powerful signal to the market. there's a story in "the wall street journal" that's looking at the increases in daily volume at td ameritrad

. >> dr. j, what do you make of this? the russell 2,000 is right at its 50-day moving average. what are the knocks on this comeback that we've had in the stock market, is that small cap stocks hadn't been participating to the level that some including our own josh brown would have liked to see? now you've got a threat going back above the 50 day. >> and look at the outside of the russell real quick, judge, look at the, for instance, facebook. we talked about that yesterday. for that unusual activity. stocks up almost 3% today. it's a huge upside move. twitter, same thing. so as far as people that are using technology to really make those businesses work better, faster, and obviously better penetration on mobile devices like this. that's where the real winners are right now. even though cisco ultimately is one of those companies that helps you with the distribution of all that. unfortunately it's such a coko y comityized business, like pete said, june per iper is more nimd is eating their lunch. >> steve weiss, on facebook. >> i fought facebook when i bought twitter because i do

not that we don't mind a little bit of a concert, but dr. jerformance for the markets or janet yellen today i guess? >> well, it was a fabulous performance by the market and by janet yellen today. as you said at the top, kelly, that's what people are worried about, was it going to be real or was it going to be exactly like bernanke? now it is, that she really nailed it. she stuck the landing. that's why we're up so strong today, kelly. >> all right. >> the markets wanted a female version of ben bernanke and they got it today with janet yellen. she said exactly what everyone wanted to hear and the market rallied. >> kate? >> i have to agree. i mean, obviously the market hates a negative surprise but they love a positive one, right? so there was some uncertainty about what yellen would say, what tone she would strike. we talked about this last week, would she make a break from bernanke? the data seems a little murky. i was in a meeting earlier with a cfo who said we learned to not read too much into any given month of economic data, and i think

and then dr. j is in fifth.fanie barely in positive territory there rounded off by steve weiss and simon baker. we have a heated debate over one of josh's holdings, solar. topper forming holding in the playoffs. so who is on the bright side of this trade? let's debate it now. 90 seconds is on the clock. josh, layout your bull case. >> i studied the great secular bull markets throughout history. i can tell you that this is it. this is one of them. last year solar infrastructure spending around the world was $100 billion. that number is only going in one direction over the next decade. we're going to add 20% more, 45 gig watts around the world this year. that's spending in china, in europe, in the united states. walmart and costco are reporting solar panels on all of their rooftops. last year in the california desert they unveiled the brand new project up and running. they're calling it the hoover dam of solar. berkshire is betting, google is betting. this is the type of sector you want to look for stocks that get

guys like oscar robertson, wilt chamberlain, dr. juys played a little bit later, but you think about it, i never had to do any heavy lifting. all the older black players and white players -- i think sometimes when we talk about civil rights and you go back to medgar evers and guys like that, those young black men that were killed in mississippi, there's always been a lot of white people who have never gotten the credit. i know the black people deserve most of the credit like rosa parks, but to go back to civil rights, there's always been great white people who marched with those great black leaders. >> why did you decide to raise the issue of gay rights, especially among athletes in the locker room or whatever with this president? >> well, i think it's important as a black man to always be inclusive. i'm always against any form of discrimination. i learned that in bill russell. as a black player, we always want to be inclusive. and we've all played with gay players. listen, we should not discriminate against anybody. and i think it's

stories of women who serve as presidents of historically black colleges and universities, women like dr. j anetta cole, women like cynthia jackson hammond at my alma mater, central state university. we know women who have worked and earned their place in history because they understand that when women succeed, america succeeds. we know the stories of our parents. but one thing tonight i want to make sure that we add to these resources, when we talk about economic development, and we talk about child care, and we talk about all the other surfaces, pay equity and health care, and that is the right to vote. and that is one of the most critical things that i want us to remember. because when we get people registered to vote, and then we allow them to be able to vote, most s one of the powerful tools. the stories we don't hear when we talk about when women succeed, america succeeds, is the story of a little lady from headiesburg, mississippi. mrs. by the name of mccarthy. name probably won't mean a lot to a lot of people. she was someone who was a washer woman. she washed clothes for women who

basketball fans might tell you the most significant acquisition that the 76ers ever made was dr. j.kevin, who has downs syndrome. he has a celebratory contract. >> let me set this one up for. so many little boys have dreams of playing in the nba. but this is a story of a dream come true for one of the most deserving young men ever. >> number 33, big kevin! >> meet the new break out star of the philadelphia 76ers. already a fan favorite and the center of the team huddle. his team is kevin gro. before and he was free agent the 18-year-old with down syndrome was already a star player. for four years kevin was the manager of the bensalem basketball team. for a few minutes his coach took him off the bench and put him in the game. and scored a buzzer party. it was only a matter of time before the pros came calling. they signed him to a ceremonyal two day contract. >> you can play defense too? >> yeah. >> i say we give him a three day contract. >> kevin hit the court for team practice, sporting his new custom jersey, scoring extra points with fans and family. >> the joy and love that he br

j. antonini: i would move. commissioner dr. roscoe m. moore jr: i second the motion. >> i'm okay with the motion with the last four or five. city clerk: your motion would be amended from the original to modify the conditions as proposed originally into the record by staff. >>commissioner michael j. antonini: it would be the original conditions and the added ones. city clerk: is that acceptable? >> yes. >> thank you. >> i was going to say that i'm in agreement with that and in agreement with the zoning administrator to not address the windows issue because it's difficult for enforcement. >> commissioner moore? >> i think it's the window relative to the type of expansion. since the applicant seems to have a good relationship with the neighborhood association, i would have them work together in the future to retain the good relationship and the window issue would solve itself. i can see in the middle of the day particular lau e when the cable car is operating alongside, there is quite a bit of activity on the street. when you open the windo

dr. roscoe m. >> congratulations. >> commissioner antonini? >>commissioner michael j. antonini: i just want to thank you the opportunity for your trust and for leading this commission. it's been an honor and i wanted to congratulate commissioner wu. i think where the city is now and where the housing is i can't think of a better commission to lead us in this next year. congratulations to you. thank you. i want to thank my fellow commissioners, >vice-president cindy wu: i think this is an exciting year. affordable housing has never been at the top of agenda in the same way, we are preserving what we have and building affordable housing and moderate income at all levels. i'm excited to working with you and look forward to this next year. >> excellent. shall we move on? city clerk: commissioners that will place you on item 9. commission comments and questions. commissioner antonini? >>commissioner michael j. antonini: i want to thank everyone for the flowers and thank you for a great job. briefly, the prostate surgery was planned and the second was unplanned. there was a

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j cramer hashtag golden bulls. many of you at home started voting like at raven ben tweeted it has to be dr.s name right. thanks for rolling out the carpet -- ben, i need more than that. i need a lot of different names. go and send me the nominees and friday -- i might dress up, maybe. so, now it is time, it is time for the lightning round. cramer's "mad money." buy, buy, buy, sell, sell, sell. and then the lightning round is over. are you ready? time for the lightning round. elizabeth in oklahoma? elizabeth? >> caller: boo-ya from thunder nation, mr. cramer. >> what is happening? >> caller: progressive was taken to the wood shed even though it beat special earnings, why -- >> i got to tell you, elizabeth. the property and casualty business for the automobile insurance business has gotten very cut-throat. that's why i don't want to be in progressive. leslie in texas, leslie? >> caller: jim, thanks for taking my call. >> of course. >> caller: i've been trying to buy cap stead mortgage for a month. >> yeah, i know everybody is going crazy. sorry, we got to change in interest rates. this is not

dr. martin luther king in 1964 blackmailing him and saying the only way he can get out of this, clear his name now is to commit suicide. that was okayed by jhoover. that was sent to martin luther king. >> cointel was revealed as a result of a document in the media burglary that just simply had that label on the top, and that was the cue that carl stern took up. .. who did you send the documents to? >> starting with the last question we sent out the documents in waves. the initial set went to betty and to scoop nelson at the bureau of the "l.a. times" to tom wicker, two representative mitchell and senator george mcgovern. senator mcgovern and representative mitchell sent them back to the fbi. mitchell at least said there was material in it which is further than mcgovern went. tom wicker went back to the fbi also. i don't think anyone knows for sure how that happened whether he returned them or whether they were accepted and returned them. no one knows but once it went to nelson he went to his deathbed knowing he never sent the files because there was an fbi informer reading all of his mail and grabbed the documents to send back. luckily bet