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the exxon attorney says, we at exxon mobil are responsible. we are sorry. this should not have happened. it's unacceptable. >> yeah. when it comes time to damages that they don't like as being too high, they file an appeal. and i think it's about time for the judges of this state to protect citizens of this state. >> reporter: six years later, most of the 26,000 gallons of gas and its cancer-causing chemicals are still here, underground. today, exxon continues to try to suck the toxic mess up and out of the ground. >> reporter: angry, upset, unsettled. the words of affected homeowners who are too shaken up to talk about what happened here on camera. people who wonder, what's next? >> reporter: schneider says he will appeal to the state's highest court, if they don't take the case. a retrial on emotional damages would happen in towson. >> reporter: schneider has 46 days in which to file his appeal in towson. back to you on tv hill. >> that ruling does not affect those who are a part of the other group of neighbors who sued and won a record judgment against e

the presumption is exxon that has rested for two months is going to come to life. big name, as you say, we think it's going immediately higher. >> carter's bullish. mike, what do you say? >> it's interesting when you look at names like exxon, it still looks cheap compared to the rest of the market. trading about 10.5 times earnings. the enterprise value is six times. it is not the all-time zenith. which gives you sense of the potential there. and of course it does track both its returns and of course how much money it's actually making. what is going on in the crude market very closely. we're seeing crude essentially going parabolic here. >> what do you say to do, mike? >> i think the easiest thing to do because this is a low volatility simply to go out and have the trade of buying a call. i'm looking at the april 90s. these were only trading about 80 cents when i was looking at them. that's less than 1% of the stock price. a quick caveat to that is the stock would normally pay a 53 cent dividend between now and this next trade. if you own these call options, you w

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>> whether it's exxon mobil. >> bill: no, no, no. just answer that question. exxon mobil. why are they making record profits if what you say is true, refineries are losing money. why? >> refineries are losing money on gasoline. we were able to export other products to keep those refineries running to keep americans working. >> bill: i don't understand. this i'm going to ask you again. exxon mobil, record profits each quarter, you say oil refineries are losing money. it doesn't add up to me. >> well, because you separate the up stream from the downstream. >> bill: upstream, downstream. >> right. actually we take the crude. bill, we have in this country, we have 60 refinery companies operating 144 refineries, each one of those refineries has to get crude acquisition on the open market. whatever the price is. we pay. >> maybe they should make a better deal with exxon mobil then. okay. now, lou dobbs. you know lowe? he is not some crazy hippy. here is what he said friday about why american oil prices are going up. go. >> primarily, jet fuels, diesel and gasoline, which normall

the exxon attorney said. we at exxon mobile are responsible. we are sorry. this should not have happened. it is unacceptable. >> when it comes time to damages. that they don't like as being too high. they file an appeal. >> i think it is an about time for the judges of this statute to protect citizens of this state. >> six years later. >> most of the 26000 gallons of gas and cancer causing chemicals are still here. today, exxon continues to suck the toxic mess up and out of the ground. >> angry, upset. unsubtled. >> the word of effected homeowners who are too shaken up to discuss what has happened here. >> they wonder what is next. >> they will appeal to the state's highest court. a retrial on emotional damages would happen in towson, he has 25 more days and in jacksonville. wjz eyewitness news. >> that does not effect those that are part of the group of neighbors who sued in one, a record judgement against exxon. the oil giant is and pool egg that ruling as well. we have snow in the forecast. >> off and on all day. >> off and on all day. back to you. >> tha

, for example. >> same type of thing, exxon went from $69 to $87.50.was a 26% move in the last six months, to the upside. and then it formed atop the last two months that i'm looking at. could be a little bit worrisome. however, there's a horizontal line here. old resistance now becomes new support in exxon. that comes in at about $80.50. i would be a buyer if it dips down there. we're only talking a $3 dip. i like it as well. >> very good. greg, always good to see you. >> thank you, bill. >> joining us on "talking numbers" today. >> bill, thank you. we've got about 40 minutes before the "closing bell" sounds for the day and the week. the dow jones industrial average down about 131 points. is this decline in opportunity to get back into this market, or a sign of a larger pullback on the horizon? our market experts weigh in next. and then in the next hour, the eurozone, is it sustainable in its current form? we've got an exclusive coming your way with italian prime minister mario monti. we head to a break, take a look at the stand-ups in the s&p 500. >>

among those weighing on the sector was exxon mobil. while the oil giant was able to report earnings one penny better than expectations, it produced less oil and natural gas than expected. warm winter weather may have hurt natural gas demand, but analysts expressed concern about a combination of the drop in production and an increase in spending. exxon's 2% drop was the biggest among dow industrial stocks. volume almost doubled as the stock now sits at a seven-week low. we have more analysis of exxon's stock chart on the blogs sector at our web site, nbr.com. a couple of big drug makers saw their stocks move in opposite directions today after reporting earnings. eli lilly shares rallied more than 1% over strong volume. while pfizer fell to a six-week low. here are those pfizer results-- three cents better than anticipated, but it trimmed its 2012 forecast because of a strengthening dollar. pfizer also saw its cholesterol fighting blockbuster lipitor come off patent late last year. eli lilly also saw a drug lose patent protection last qu

everybody talks about buying etfs, maybe buying the exxons of the world.o move higher, and we think they will significantly move higher -- >> how much higher? >> i think $125 in wti. we can challenge the $150 level we saw in 2008. >> even with demand construction going on at these levels already? >> there's no supply to come into counterpoint with that. we'll have president obama now, no energy policy still on the table, mind you. let's talk about algae, and pond scum to -- it's something that is an intriguing idea. i am quite interested in it, but it's at least a decade away. es exxon is actually involved in the algae research. let's look at alternative energy. there is no clear substitute for crude oil in this country. i still think the hybrid policy for energy we have to explore in years to come. >> i want to be driving a pond scum car in the future. >> how do you wax that? that's interesting. >> yeah. i wonder whether, when mom and pops, when your friends, your uncle, auntie call you and say, hey, i can see crude prices going up, everybody seems to be

you buy exxon mobil for the push up in oil. if for whatever reason, whether it's the president tapping the spr or for whatever reason oil's going to come back down below 100, i would get out of exxon for that trading. >> and talk a little about the oscar ths weekend. i know you have your card filled out. we're going to look at viacom. i believe hugo is one of their films and nominated for best picture. what do you think of viacom? >> viacom is a buy here. the main reason is the paramount and distribution -- the money they can collect from that content. so as so many people are struggling for content, they have a huge content library with paramount. the oscar bounce should help. i saw "hugo." it was a little scary. they also have nick elodeon. we keep it up. >> we do too. have a great weekend. >> you too. >> i can't believe you put on any weight, tyler, over the last 13 years. anyway, straight ahead, a big boom for big blue. the shares are up almost 130% in three years. sneaking up now on $200 a share. what is behind the surge?

those economics won't capture capital in a company like exxon or bp or chevron. god bless them, they have so many projects around the world, that they can do a lower finding cost in their worldwide inventory. so these properties don't end up capturing much capital as production falls off, they capture less. so it's a situation where we come behind them, have lower gna costs. we roll up our sleeves, do a lot of down and dirty greasy work, and end up getting more out of the wells. >> that's a pretty good margin, bringing it out of the ground and sending it off. 40 bucks, that's a good margin right now, isn't it. >> yeah. you know, our last quarter we were very close to $60 a barrel in ebadau. >> at some point, though, you have to believe, john, that there's going to be demand destruction if prices go high enough. where do you think those price points are? >> you know, we've read a lot of research. we obviously aren't experts on that. we try and hedge our way around it. i will tell you that, you know, hedges we're putting in place for the next couple of years kind o

why isn't obama picking up the magic red phone and telling exxon to drop their prices.cause he can't. >> he can. >> can he not. >> the world market sets the prices. >> the united states is a superpower. he is head of the superpower. he needs to throw the muscle around and say to saudi arabia -- >> has no control. >> stephen: do you not understand uh-uh. >> he has no control over the markets in europe and london based on what is produced,ç consumer and whether or not it's not threatened where it's produce. >> give me this, every spring that obama has been president the oil prices are creeped up. that's a coincidence. >> it's coincidence with the summer time driving season. >> stephen: it's a coincidence that people drive more when obama is president in the summer. >> no, sir, it happens every year. >> stephen: really. are there forces outside the united states contributing to this. >> we import two-thirds of oil. when we are worried about iran trying to get a nuclear bomb. >> stephen: it's an obama failure right there. iran getting a bomb. that's the failure. why not in

everyone goes to exxon. exxon is a pretty rare breed in this field. the majority of them are mom and pop shops that are family owned businesses and we're talking about putting literally their business model is based around when they have business expenses they can write them off just like every other small business in america. >> we will work with treasury to follow up. >> i yield back. >> i want to say in fairness, we're going to limit to the remaining members here, meaning if another member shows up, we're closing the roll with who is here. so if a member has come in, they'll not be able to get time. with that, miss wasserman schultz. >> just under the fire, chairman. welcome. congratulations. getting back to something that mr. mcclintock talked about in extolling the virtues and the record of former president reagan in helping to bring us out of a significant recession at the time, i want to just read a quote. we're going to close the unproductive tax loopholes that have allowed some of the truly wealthy to avoid paying their fair share. some were

apple and exxon have been jockeying for that title for nearly six months now. >>> will investors like facebook? that's the $10 billion question today. kristin -- kristin kafton is live -- christien kafton. any word? >> reporter: still no word yet. we are live at menlo's headquarters. for a company that fosters communication, all they are saying at this hour is no comment. employees are not talking company about where the company will file paperwork to file for an initial public offering. financial experts say even if facebook goes public, it will be major investors with millions to spend and with preexisting relationships with facebook will get first crack at the stock. when it does filter down to the average investor, some say they will buy. >> facebook looks like it's gonna last. i don't know -- i don't know as far as the amount of money i would put into it or how long i would stay but it looks like a strong investment. >> reporter: while others say, not so fast. >> i think i would probably wait to see because what happens after a lot of these huge ipos, it's high and then it drops.

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everyone goes to exxon. exxon is a pretty rare breed in this field. the majority of them are mom and pop shops that are family owned businesses and we're talking about putting literally their business model is based around when they have business expenses they can write them off just like every other small business in america. >> we will work with treasury to follow up. >> i yield back. >> i want to say in fairness, we're going to limit to the remaining members here, meaning if another member shows up, we're closing the roll with who is here. so if a member has come in, they'll not be able to get time. with that, miss wasserman schultz. >> just uer

because exxon and shell, they don't fuel the trucks. if you took the natural gas at exxon, the xto at $2.50 and you put it in the gas tank it's like 16 bucks at mcf. think about the upgrade of the resource they have. and eventually they're going to do this. >> you know they're going to do it. but you will have built out already. they should just go by buy pu you. but that's a adifferent story. mark pappa is saying nat gas is still not done going down. could go to $2. could we figure out that you actually make money now, every ten cents down nat gas would be looking at clean energy. >> i healthy to see this with my friends aubrey at chesapeake. i hate to see natural gas keep going down. but we enjoy that, of course. >> right. when i see nat gas go down, that's you. that's your margin. and that's the way we should think about clne, aside from the adoption and all another business. >> that's right. >> 52-week high doesn't lie. >> we're working at it. >> that's andrew littlefair. he's the ceo of clean energy fuels, clne. stay with us. stay

in the world, the market value worth 17% more than exxon. >> apple has a halo around it. there is a huge interest in apple. but they screw up they get a lot of publicity. >> one bruise comes from working conditions in china. products are made z apple announced today it has the fair labor association to start conducting special audits of suppliers and that brought demonstrateors to the aloe alto store. >> maybe they're responding to public outcry. and they made a start. and it's in their best interests to do this. >> and as stock climbs, apple clouds have a silver lining. >> next quarter, i can see going to 600 even after that. >> you're going to buy? >> i think i'm going to buy. for sure. >> and there is a new ipad product suspected out. many say that apple evaluation could hit half a trillion dollars very soon. in palo alto abc 7 news. >> that is incredible, stu tu very much. >> still ahead all systems are go for a closure this weekend but it depends on weather. what happened if it rains? >> i may have the answer to that. and looking live shows showers tapering off and t

apple is now ahead of exxon mobile whose stocks plunged on tuesday. apple shares are worth more than for the $25 billion combined while exxon and mobil market cap dropped to 401 billion. >>george: drive times have not really changed. your ride on the bay bridge this morning is much slower than usual. the westbound ride is that that into the macarthur maze into the east shore freeway is back to around according to the berkeley curve. the drive time is 18-20 minutes for the westbound bay bridge. >>james: we are beginning with a live all looks from the roof camera to show you how cloudy days. widespread overcast conditions. let's talk about the weather and to break things down. overcast scattered showers. the afternoon looks better. partly cloudy. temperatures are starting to warm up slightly. >>mark: of this city of oakland has been able to save some important services that many city workers will still have to lay off 80 final layoff notices that will be handed out today. this city slashed nearly 30 million from its budget. from the city council did res

exxon has a market value 27 times that of chesapeake.hesapeake faces a $3.5 billion gap, between cash flow and drilling costs, the funding gap is pegged at $4 billion, and chesapeake said that $2 billion should be coming in over the next few months based on transactions of output in texas and oklahoma. so they are pdisputing some of the gaps. and the stock has still been lagging, krchtnonetheless, up o heavy volume today. sue? >> thank you very much, bill, they may not be stealing the headlines but there are under the radar stocks that are making big moves today and we will go to round it up. hello? >> hey, sue, let's look at the name making big moves. starting with regeneron, they raised their current sales out look for their new drug. eylea, they have seen the stock up better than 12% on the flip side. look at chelsea theraputics taking a nose dive, stock down better than 37%, also in focus, life science, the company agreed to be taken private. in an $80 million cash stock. and waston pharmaceuticals, they filed a version for a new dru

. >>> a new trial is starting on the exxon case. the jury found the destruction was faulty. a storage tank leaked 36- gallons of gas and 81 households were awarded during 2009. >>> port workers processed 612,000 auto imports and exsports in 2011 and wood pulp. those are both records and the container traffic was also up. governor o'malley says that the figures show that the port has rebounded from the economic slump. >>> new news, greek workers walked off of the job for the second time this week. it happened in a snap of 48 hours. these are live pictures from greek. the walk out came a day after the provisional deal in the terms of a new loan program that the government promised to cut. >>> we'll take a look at news around the world. several crews from russian cargo ships were rescued. the cold weather crashed 126 ships total. the temperature in ukraine has been between 1 and 12. >>> hotel maids are getting new protection. they're agreeing to a union deal that will provide a personal panic button. this comes less than a year after dominique strauss-kahn was accused of attack

in terms of market cap in 2011 got smaller and apple past exxon mobil. last night, the valuation is now worth almost $460 billion. according to bloomberg, apple is now worth more than google and microsoft combined. we have a new survey that says president of alexandria are not as romantic as those in knoxville, tenn.. google has plans for the home entertainment business. those coming up in the next hour. that is business news like that headquarters. >> thank you. it is 33 degrees. >> still to come, new developments in the child sex abuse scandal at penn state. what jerry sandusky is requesting for a judge him why they are asking for the opposite. >> another check of traffic and weather every 10 minutes. things are moving smoothly. [ female announcer ] with swiffer wetjet, cleaning better doesn't have to take longer. i'm done. i'm gonna... drink this... on the porch! ♪ give me just a little more time ♪ [ female announcer ] mops can be a hassle but swiffer wetjet's spray cleaner and absorbent pads can clean better in half the time so you don't miss a thing

no one ever got hurt owning exxon.company apple, proctor & gamble, consumer product company, and mcdonald's, are these too much alike? no. technology, oil, health care, and i think that's diversified. everyone so wise to the game. it's so clear they've really caught on. >>> linda in florida. linda. >> caller: hello, jim. big booyah to you from florida. >> good to have you, sunshine. >> caller: it is sun shining. am i diversified? >> okay. >> dac, opk, aa, mkc. and i want to thank you -- oh, apple. aapl. i want to thank you for making us some money. >> all right. i've done well. i've done well and i thank you very much. let's go to work here. >> caller: okay. >> mccormick, a perfect stay at home situation. i liked the quarter, a lot of people didn't. spice company, food. bank of america, bank. opko, this is health care. alcoa, big industrial. and apple, we have three apples in a row. and we have tech, industrial, health care, we have bank, and we've got food, and that, again, is what we want and i -- perfect diversifica

worth 17 percent more than exxon. >> apple clearly has a halo around it. huge interest in apple but when they screw up, they also get a lot of publicity about the screw up. >>reporter: one bruise comes from working conditions in china where apple products are made. apple announced ka it asked fair labor association to start conducting special voluntary audit of the assembly suppliers. that news brought demonstrators to the palo alto store. >> maybe responding now to public out cry. we don't want the public to forget or apple to forget because they made a start but it's kind of in their best interest to do this. >>reporter: as stock climbs, though, even apple clouds have a silver lining. >> next quarterer i can see it going to 600. >>reporter: you are going to beat. i think i'll buy for shishtion i pad product expected out early next month and then next year a new i-phone. the value waition could hit half trillion dollars very soon. this is abc 7 news. >>> google won approval for bi biggest acquisition in the history in europe. the purchase of motorola mobi

the lowest is $3.47 at the exxon. so check out that website. >>> by 2014 your new car may have a new piece of standard equipment. this week government regulators will propose a final rule requiring all cars to have backup cameras by 2014. that rule may be published as early as wednesday. >>> well, tonight a first for the dow jones. the dow closed over 13,000 for the first time since may 2008, four months before the financial crisis. it floated above the milestone again on friday and monday but fell back before the end of the trading date of the dow got the final push from news that consumer confidence jumped in february to its highest level in a year. >>> the best things in life are free. but when it comes to restaurants and stores offering deals too good to be true, they just may be. warning signs something free could end up costing you so you don't waste your money. >>> and harford county is hoping if they build it they will come, the push for a new convention center. >>> and the ceb di -- kennedy family has been in

earlier exxon mobile dipped 2% after its probable narrowly beat expectations.fizer beat earnings estimate. the drugmaker announced a recall of about 1 million packets of birth control pills that may not contain enough contraceptive to prevent pregnancy. >>> transportation stocks dipped as u.p.s. flipped despite delivering a quarter profit. >>> fred goodwin has been stripped of his knighthood after leading the bank into near collapse during the financial crisis. >>> finally, it appears the virtual voice of the iphone 4s doesn't understand scottish. when asked how is the weather today, siree mistakenly hears how is the weather on labor day? you hope the iphone 5 will speak scottish. >>> carmelo reappears for the knicks and another top ten college upset in college basketball. the craziness and cliche that is super bowl media day. your early morning sports headlines are straight ahead. >>> now that we're into february, will winter ever show up? it doesn't look like it tomorrow. your forecast is coming up. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. if you're j

and there is a apple now 17% bigger than the second biggest company in the world, exxon mobile. >> and a northern california university is on the verge of a major medical break through. coming up it could stop sell sal monday nela in its track autos big bucks and headaches in golden gate park. how will the city satisfy concert goers? >> then, michael finney explains how new technology could speed up your air travel time. stay with us. the news continues in one minute. >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> police are looking into the city's second murder of the year. the victim is described as a man in early to mid-20s who had been staying at the house about a week. neighbors have differing opinions about the house. >> that house has a reputation fr drugs. a lot of drug activity. a lot of drug people in and out. >> i haven't seen drug activity around here. >> investigators are not saying smig anything about drug activity. they do confirm they're looking for more information about a red car seen leaving the area. >> a new report says one of the biggest concerts i

beat the tide >> reporter: the one that turned a garage start-up into a company more valuable than exxona company more beloved than any other. i'm told this is the first time that any reporter in any country has been allowed to see this. we will don static-proof jackets, or full bunny suits. and take air showers because one speck of dust can ruin an entire line. there is one obvious reason for apple's legendary secrecy over the years. if the world sees this line -- it might change the way people think in this line. unlike any other product, the launch of a sexy, new apple gadget, is a cultural event. and that comes in part, from a mystique, operated brilliantly by steve jobs. >> it's really extraordinary. i urge you to get your hands on one and see for yourself. >> reporter: i'll admit, i'm among the millions who bought into the idea that these are not just dependable alliances. they're works of art. carefully wrapped pristine boxes. lovingly sold in museum-like stores. i don't know about you, but when enjoying a delicious steak, knowing where it came from changes the experience. how man

el mes pasado, apple se colocÓ como la empresa mÁs valioso del mundo sobrepasando a la petrolera exxony se espera que aumenten aÚn mÁs. ¿y por quÉ unas mujeres decidieron protestar? se lo contamos en la ediciÓn nocturna. entretanto, lo dejamos con los mensajes que nos han escrito al twitter con el hashtag ediciÓn nocturna, ya regresamos. >> presidentes de varias regiones en ecuador han tenido que hacer frente a severas inundaciones. ahÍ ven las imÁgenes. un rÍo se desbordÓ. las autoridades reportan al menos una persona muerta. ¿se legalizara en algÚn momento el consumo de la droga? el tema que ha sido tabÚ es propuesto por mandatarios sudamericanos. el primero fue el presidente de colombia juan manuel santos quien afirmÓ que estarÍa listo para dar ese paso pero dentro de un acuerdo mundial. luego le siguieron sus como lobos de guatemala y de el salvador, quienes dijeron estar dispuestos a promover la discusiÓn del tema. >> asÍ que lo que estamos poniendo sobre la mesa es un tema de discusiÓn que no es un tema exclusivamente de guatemala, no es un tema exclusivo de el salvador, tampoco

exxon mobil is a far second. apple the worth more than a lot of other top countries combined. tokyo's nikkei average was up 53 points today. hong kong's hang seng was up 30. the ftse opened higher. the dow jones was up 73. the nasdaq index picked up 28. >>> you may soon be able to buy a share of the world's best known sky scraper. the company that owns the empire state building is planning to go public and sell stock. there's no word yet how much the shares will cost. >>> almost since the first broadcast, critics have been saying television is going to the dogs. and now, it really is. dog tv is now on the time warner cable systems. it's especially for dogs whose owners are not home during the day. >> what about cats? they're going to be lonely. we need a cat channel. they don't care. >>> should schools pay kids to dom class? one district is trying it. >>> plus, legal troubles for the son of hugh hefner. arrested for hitting his playmate girlfriend. >>> and later in the pulse, the number one question among twitter users about paul mccartney. nighttime nasal congestion meant, i

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