which brings me to eaton. classic industrial with huge industrial exposure that manufactures electrical control products, hydraulics, truck transmissions and aerospace systems. i have liked them for ages. i own it in my charitable trust and last night they reported a good quarter. off the 98 cent basis, some people thought it came in late, but the company is facing some serious strong dollar head winds but thank you managed to off set it with cost controls and improving margins. witness the 140 basis point increase. and plus eaton is paying you a bountiful dividend 3.2%. let's look with sandy cutler the chairman and ceo of eaton and a straight shooter who consistently comes on the show to talk about the result, good or bad. welcome back to "mad money." >> good evening, jim, good to be back tonight. >> thank you, sandy. two big segments electrical products and electrical systems and as much as. they both had fabulous margins. we have heard a lot of companies didn't have a good march. what is your company doing

mark: let's talk about how your managing things at eaton vance. we saw in the fourth quarter of 2014. >> it gave us a lot of room to maneuver. we have 20% in cash going into the fourth quarter. with the increased volatility what we saw with the treasury action in october and particularly lower oil prices presented an opportunity to look for opportunities in the corporate sector and also with that strong dollar, opportunities away from the u.s.. mark: your global positioning includes places like brazil. >> interesting in the fourth quarter. brazil is sensitive to energy prices and they have had an election. not only did you have that double whammy of what is going on with the sovereign itself and how fiscally prudent will they be but you also had concerns about corruption and low energy prices. a difficult, uncertain environment but one where there was real opportunity. mark: when i was doing my research i was looking at some notes. you believe it is time to go against the flow that clients should take a look at nontraditional fixed income. why now

if you had eaton at one of them then you know exactly how darn fabulous there is. there will be plenty of people that have eaton there and immediately gone and bought the stock. i don't blame them. it's an amazing thing to see. no flippers in this one, except the guys behind the grill. shake shack is at 57. having jumped up. no news whatsoever. this is one of the greatest short squeezes i can ever recall. more than 36% of the flow to short. that many people betting ghens thing. there is not going to be any new stock being freed up to trade until the end of july when the lockup expires. sure, it is possible that insiders could get an early lockup expiration. it has happened. right now, though it is just pure terror on part of the short sellers as big institutions think they are buying in into the sainted next ship poet lay. smaller individuals keep taking bites after eating there. that's the reason reason after it has gone higher. it is not up like fresh pet jumped by a third when i told you it was heavily shorted. they put up a good quarter just a week ago. finally

. >> 75-year-old gary eaton came well. >> they drill a well. we have children at home, how is that watching the children go to bed dirty and thirsty. >> thousands of people in the small town watched their dirty. homes have been without running water for months. some for more than a year. these home owners are among the fortunate few. they can afford to drill a well. then, there is no guarantee the water will last. and those that can't afford to drill a well have found themselves helpless. >> my god, that day that my well went dry, as we can say, i thought it was the end of me. because what are we going to do without water? do. >> do you think you should be having to live like this. >> no, no. i don't think we should life like this. >> blame the drought. blame the private twhals run dry. some blame the state for not stepping in and helping earlier. >> i think it's a natural disaster and should be treated as such. >> al jazeera has been following this story since august, when we reported people's wells had run dry. since then we returned to east

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. >>> in chicago, less than polite exchange between kansas city pitcher yordano ventura and adam eaton a nasty seventh inning bench clearing brawl. the fight started near the first base line and spread to second and restarted again near first. punches were thrown and five players were ejected. the royals won in 13 innings 3-2. >>> the super bowl champion new england patriots visited the white house bringing all four lombardi trophies the team has won since 2002. quarterback tom brady did not make the trip and maybe that's why president obama brought up the deflate gate scandal. >> i usually tell a bunch of jokes at these events but with patriots in town i was worried that 11 out of 12 of them would fall flat. >> it definitely fell flat with head coach bill belichick on the left giving a big thumbs down. news, russell crowe. i'm alison harmelin. this is the "cbs morning news." alison harmelin. this is the "cbs morning news." r lunch and tap, swipe, and go. chili's. fresh is happening now. nervous whitening will damage your teeth? introducing listerine® healthy white™. it not only safely

eaton's body was never found. >>> darryl cathey will face resisting arrest. he was arrested last month. he was off duty when a supervisor noticed signs of intoxication. an official tells us that cathey struggled with the supervisor at the arrest. police fired him after he was charged of domestic assault. >>> the trial of six philadelphia police officers are being charged with corruption. defense lawyers argue there is no evidence to back up the claims. >>> the u.s. secretary of state meets with members of congress today and they're tackling the topic of the nuclear deal with iran. we'll tell you what's on the agenda and what's next. >>> and a high flying way to satisfy a coffee craving. the space x will be coming to the rescue of the u.s. space station screw. >>> grab a jacket if you're headed out the door. there's a chill in the air this morning. 30ed and 40s to start but we've got a warmer day on tap at least for today. your hour-by-hour forecast is just ahead. >>> now your "nbc 10" first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >>> 20 minutes before 5

it started when kansas city starter, chicago outfielder adam eaton exchanged words and players charged out of the dugout, as a result. five place were ejected. then the team's finally ended up playing they played 13 innings, royals won the game three to two. >> the pen re lays continue at franklin field today. might be chilly start for some of the young athlete oh, but i used to love the smell of ben gay in the morning. competition in the country's largest track and field event gets underway at 9:00 a.m. today. i'm telling you will it, works the marquee race yesterday was the women's distance medically. villanova won it for the fourth straight year. holding off stanford by all of two seconds. penn relays continues. see, they get you in the pilt before the races and everybody has the ben gay on. >> you got to stay loose got to stay loose. >> get that ben gay. >> check on wall street up next in the month i watch. >> first though here's what's coming up tonight on cbs-3. >> philadelphia police officer shot and wounded in west philadelphia the bike officer shot near 50th and master, he ret

. >> reporter: and stacey's mother, judie eaton, says from the very start, david castor did not like his new role as step-father. >> after they got married, he did not like having the daughters. things got very strained with the girls. >> david was difficult with the kids. he expected them to do everything that he said without question. and being my children, they questioned everything. and that created a lot of problems. >> reporter: it was the oldest, 17-year-old ashley, with whom he fought the most. and that relationship would only grow more difficult. what would he say about ashley? >> selfish, disrespectable. >> reporter: dani and mike colman have been friends with stacey for many years. >> he didn't like the girls. didn't like the girls. >> at first, we really didn't like him. >> reporter: what didn't you like about him? >> just his attitude, like, he said he didn't want to be our father, but then, he was trying to be. >> reporter: it all seemed to reach a breaking point, the weekend of david castor's death. stacey says the couple was supposed to go away. her husband grew angry

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the weaker dollar means you should buy eaton. radius. i've been doing smaller cap stocks.aybe he will explain why harman is down so much and maybe the weak dollar is the new theme. >> get some rest somewhere, somehow. >> i'm on tv. sorry, i'm on tv. get smart. >> when we come back interview with ford ceo mark fields. time warner cable ceo robert marcus. the dow down 73. [ male announcer ] at northrop grumman, we've always been at the forefront of advanced electronics. providing technology to get more detail... ♪ ♪ detect hidden threats... ♪ ♪ see the whole picture... ♪ ♪ process critical information and put it in the hands of our defenders. reaching constantly evolving threats before they reach us. that's the value of performance. northrop grumman. there's some facts about seaworld we'd like you to know. we don't collect killer whales from the wild. and haven't for 35 years. with the hightest standard of animal care in the world, our whales are healthy. they're thriving. i wouldn't work here if they weren't. and government research shows they live just as long as whales in

and he said, are you tracey eaton? and i said, yeah. he was like oh, i read your stories. and the guy's name was john stanley, and it turned out he had a really interesting story. he had been a thief, a car thief. he specialized in robbing luxury automobiles, mercedes, porsche and bmw. he would take the vehicles down to mexico and sell them to government officials and people in law enforcement and others. and that's how he made a living. eventually, there were charges against him, and he decided to stay in mexico to avoid the charges, so he was a fugitive for a while in mexico. at one point he thought things would be safe, and so he crossed the border, and i think six or seven years had passed. so he crosses the border and gets arrested because his name was in the system as a fugitive. so he gets caught convicted quos to prison -- goes to prison spent, i can't remember, six or seven years in prison. and at that point he gets out of jail and he decides he's going to turn his life around, and he became a crime p consultant but anti-crime. he wanted to help companies like car

says something to eaton before throwing it to first.>> it turned into an oh, now didn't -- oh, no, you didn't. benches were cleared. players were kicked off. tensions started early in the game. royals' pitcher hit a player with a pitch. >>> mani, the boxing great is in a big fight with a las vegas hotel over a prefight tradition. he's set to fight floyd mayweather may 2nd at the mgm. but he plans to skip tuesday's ceremony marking the formal event. the two have been embroiled over millions of dollars in tickets. mani said he will only go for the final prepress conference, the weigh in and the fight itself. the dispute over those fight tickets has been settled. ,000 were made available to the public yesterday. many are being resold on websites for as much as $140,000. >> that's more than last year -- that year's super bowl. the tickets were being withheld from public sale because the grand and the boxers were in a dispute over how the proceeds would be split. >> i think they are each making millions of the dollars. >> they want a little

eaton paetz was 6 years old at time of his disappearance. his body was never found. hernandez confessed to killing him three years ago but they say his confession was it is raping of a mentally ill man with a low i.q. >>> it is easy to get and can be deadly. a warning tonight from local police and hospitals, synthetic marijuana is not as safe as many people think. >> people are dying from it at a rapid pace. deanna durante is live in allentown with more on what officials are concerned about. >> reporter: the coroner says eight people have died this month and this hospital has treated more than 30 patients just since april 1st. an ambulance brings in another patient. sacred heart is reporting 30 cases since the start of the month. doctors say overdoses from k-2 or synthetic marijuana make people so combative they need to be knocked out for the safety of doctors and people trying to treat them. >> there are all these negative side effects and that's what we're seeing. we're not just getting euphoric high or the munchies you traditionally saw with marijuana. you get all

. >>> a jury in manhattan deliberating for a man accused of killing eaton patz. he went missing in 1979 walking to the school bus stop. his disa appearance launched a nationwide effort to help police find missing children, starting with pictures on milk cartons. prosecutors say 54-year-old pedro hernandez confessed to killing the boy. the boy's body has never been found. the defense lawyers say the confession was coerced and he'sen innocent. >>> the case for death made and on mondays the case for life. the prosecution in the boston bombing trial wrapped up showing a video of 8-year-old martin richard reaching for his mother as he lay dying after having his body blown up by dzhokhar tsarna tsarnaev. victims describe the pain, fear and loss inflicted on them by dzhokhar and his brother tamerlan. on monday the defense will try to convince the jury who has found him guilty to hand down a sentence of life in prison instead of executing him. defense attorney and hln legal analyst joey jackson and former prosecutor defense attorney and cnn legal analyst paul callan are

sheehan was lying unconscious in a pool of blood and nurses were called and she was treated and taken to eatonedical center in castro valley. >> i don't believe that they should have, you know, broken four bones in my face and knocked out some of my teeth. >> reporter: later that night a supervising sergeant comes to sheehan's ward. he tells her he's conducting an excessive force investigation. this is video from his body camera. >> do you know what happened? you don't remember? sheehan believes the interview was inappropriate. >> i don't know what i'm saying. i don't know why they're asking me. who questions somebody that intoxicated and that sedated? >> after a short while the sergeant ends the interview. >> we don't want to hurt anybody. we just want your cooperation, okay? >> after the suit was filed bart responded under oath to interrogatories or questions by sheehan's attorney. bart said the incident was reviewed by use of force review board and that the jailhouse takedown was within bart's policies and procedures. john scott is sheehan's attorney. >> if this is in their policy then i su

a cute tweet from the white sox their centerfielder, adam eaton throw that up, he was saying his teamk really hard to take the home crowd out of it early. trying to have a little fun while -- >> i was going to say, sorry, rachel. >> at the moment. >> we have that delay between us. i apologize. looking at the picture beside you on the screen and it's hundreds of people outside what looks like the ticket windows. is that what that is? all the folks -- you know what, never mind. i app is go. i mixed up two pictures. we're looking at the symphony hall. hard to tell. that is not the ticket goers looking for their money back. >> who would think while a baseball game is going on at camden yards all the fans would be at the symphony hall. >> i kind of like it. >> it's nice. >> one last question for you, any expectations that there will be anger about this? that there still will be protesters who come to camden yards and they will face a problem albeit outside a locked gate? is there a police presence? >> yeah. you know what, they don't anticipate that. there has. discussions should they have

sir anthony eaton will be contacting secretary of state atchison, just thought you said no. i thought, this is big. i still don't know what he did. but this is big. so i hopped on a plane and went to britain. if the british are furious, then maybe they have to amended -- documents sitting in their national archives. sitting there is what i call the tobias file. and it is, we had this worked out and that he forbade and then he said, and then he did. he was talking about, he thought that colonialism was an old tired thing and he is glad that it is dead. can you believe he said that? the file is rich. i am in the british national archives and i'm trying not to do the dance of joy. [laughter] that is how i began to piece together what happened at this meeting. when the british are saying, this is awful, what you see on the state department's side -- because there was a quick vacation within state about the u.s. alliance within south africa. on the one hand, you get the this is a valued ally that has a wonderful strategic minerals that we need and is staunchly anti-communist. the

sir anthony eaton will be contacting secretary of state atchison, just thought you said no. i thought, this is big. i still don't know what he did. but this is big. so i hopped on a plane and went to britain. if the british are furious then maybe they have to amended -- documents sitting in their national archives. sitting there is what i call the tobias file. and it is, we had this worked out and that he forbade and then he said, and then he did. he was talking about, he thought that colonialism was an old tired thing and he is glad that it is dead. can you believe he said that? the file is rich. i am in the british national archives and i'm trying not to do the dance of joy. [laughter] that is how i began to piece together what happened at this meeting. when the british are saying, this is awful, what you see on the state department's side -- because there was a quick vacation within state about the u.s. alliance within south africa. on the one hand, you get the this is a valued ally that has a wonderful strategic minerals that we need and is staunchly anti-communist. then

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our first stock is eaton vance. 17% below the current price.they're worried about a lot of things. >> yeah. especially in a space getting so crowded with new people into this market to sell etfs. >>> coming up next credit suisse upgrades. the catalyst includes a resolution of an indonesian contract dispute. and a new ceo, the analyst likes the actions he's taken. doesn't hurt that gold in today's session is above 1,200 bucks an ounce. >> and i'll tell you, if you own newmont mining, watch indonesia. it's a massive story for newmont mining stock. stock three, a name we talked about earlier, disney guggenheim partners upgrading them to a buy. core operating results will continue to beat estimates and upcoming movies like "star wars," will drive profits at the parks. goldman sachs downgraded six flags but upgraded seaworld. did you catch that? >> yes. hitting a new high. it's not just the box office for star wars but all the merchandise that people are going to want to buy for their kids off the back of these movies. stock number four, texas instr

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. >>> jurors say they are deadlocked in the case of the man charged with killing 6-year-old eaton patzpedro hernandez for ten days however the judge told the jury keep deliberating despite objections from defense attorneys who wanted a mistrial declared. >>> russian space officials expect an unmanned spacecraft that failed to dock with the international space station to re-enter the earth's atmosphere in about a week. flight controllers lost contact with the rocket now orbiting the earth spinning out of control. it was carrying supplies to the space station crew including food fuel and oxygen. nasa says the crew can get by until the next resupply mission in june. >>> let's get back to baltimore and chris cuomo. >> thank you very much. it's a little bit of a look at what's going on in the world around you as you start your new day. but back here in baltimore we want to bring in joe madison. he's the host of the joe madison show on sirius xm. in fact, he's live on the air right now. so we've agreed to simulcast this interview and get as big an audience as we can. it's good to have you on

and when the commissioners decided they wouldn't do that is when mulholland turned to fred eaton and me that water source. he had been trying to get people interested in since the 1890s and of course, that is where the real meat of my book begins to talk about how he laid the foundation for this explosion of population from a dusty sea cede town really to a -- >> cesar chavez was born in arizona in 1927 and grew up on family farm they lost in the depression. so he moved to california the same month that the grapes of wrath comes out. and the california that he encounters as a 12-year-old child is that which is described so eloquently by john steinbeck so that's his initial exposure to california and his life as a migrant farm worker as a kid, colors much of -- drives much0. what shapes his later life. he lived through a remarkable period of change in california. the depression, the war, the cold war, there is a very lengthy fbi file on him, kept by j. edgar hoover, and then in the '60s enormously important in propelling him to the national status he gains at that point in time and to