and what we're seeing with fedex is fedex ground has grown 50% over the last five years.internet is outgraeg brick and mortar reeltding by a 3/1 ratio. growing by 50-15% versus 5%. it's still only 10% of total retail spending. so it's very much in its infancy. tremendous room for growth. we see e-commerce as a long-term game-changing event. so it's probably the reason -- it's definitely the reason why they're expanding buildings and why they're one of the few companies growing and building new buildings. >> your company did not cut its dividend, your payout during the downturn. it's been really steady and good. do you think it is possible that sometime in the next year you'll actually be able to bump your dividend higher? >> well, backing up to what you said, because it's pretty significant, deep and protracted recession was a major stress test. and most companies' dividends were not able to maintain throughout the downturn. because of our tenant base, because we have long-term leases to the coca-colas and anheuser-busch and fedex, et cetera, if you looked at our financia

fedex handles first class mail for postal service. so volume could be affected at fedex.st there's been talk of fedex taking over the package business. as hampton pointed out, that is the one business growing for the united states postal service. next, netflix. dvd as we know. not where their growth is, but still substantial. this will impact weekend viewing. consumers, we're just going to have to plan ahead better if you do get dvds by mail. greeting cards. hall mark, with revenue around $4 billion. they spent a quarter million lobbying issues last year. back in 2010 the ceo said this. short falls through price increases and reduction of service won't work, will make matters worse, excuse me, end quote. other companies potentially effected. american greetings, they compete with hall mark. rr donnelly and pitney bowes is up today. their stocks are up, a direct mail corporate printing business. and coming up later in closing bell, tyler, we will talk about the newspaper business and how they might be impacted by this move. back to you. >> brian shactman, thank you very muc

. >> fedex, give me fedex. >> i like fedex. with the post office burning through $20 million a day, we know they can't deliver the promise they were supposed to which they will still deliver packages over the weekend but fedex put a knife in the post office. fedex and u.p.s. will own that package space. >> halliburton. >> an energy name continues to move well, focused higher. i'm more focused on disney acceleration of the story and estimate as to low. film park attractions solid and film studio looks good. goldman sachs is number one in m m & a after advising on the dell transaction. >> anything that's had a great run, you have to make that tough decision whether to hang on to it or get rid of it. what else jumps out? >> one of the other decisions i've been pounding the table for a while, take some off as far as the stock is concerned and buy something to the upside in case there is more and you want to hold them to the next level. we can see it almost every day financials specifically, morg mortga sa sachs. >> i'm bullish on t

fedex. >>> shares of trade are sharply up on l'oreal. the company says it expects to beat market forecasts again despite evidence of a slowdown in asia and at its luxury division. carolin joins us from zurich. so, look, what's your reaction? what's the analyst reaction? >> well, tan list reaction is actually quite positive. deutsche bank, for example, says etf and revenue growth were in line with expectations. having said that, etf was boosted by a lower tax rate. if you look at the market, l'oreal is higher by 4%. that's a big jump. this has to do with the announcement of a share buyback program. that actually matches the amount that l'soreal brought back in the second half last year. with regard to the share buy back program, ross, i have to say analysts are split here. ubs says it is a little disappointed by shah share buyback. i don't think ubs is so spot on here. deutsche bank says it is fantastic news because of prefers this kind of shareholders rather than value destructive m&as. that's the line from deutsche bank here. it's a pre

fedex. >>> today in the u.s., we get weekly jobless claims. st.ouis fed press james bullard will discuss the economy. we'll hear from pepsico, directv, molson coors and agilent. >> for the moment, the dow is called down 48 points. currently down on the nasdaq by over 12 points and the s&p is just over five points down. >> cnbc has confirmed the boards of amr and us airways have approved their $11 billion merger, this following a similar deal for amr mergers. the deal would combine 932 planes and 3,700 daily flights. phil lebeau first brought us the news last night and joins us from dallas. phil, hope you got some sleep. what are the press pekts for this corporate tie-up? >> we're going to hear about this from bog of you. the eeo of us airways and the ceo will main the joint announcement here in dallas and later on in the doug, doug parker will be to tempe, arizona, ask talk with the employees there. doug parker is going to be the ceo of the new american airlines. he'll effectively be running it day-to-day. tom borden will be taking the position of

. >> reporter: fedex and u.p.s. compete with the postal service, but they are also suppliers and customers that rely on mail carriers to deliver some packages. analysts say the postal service would have to run into far more trouble, for fedex and u.p.s. to see a big financial boost. >> we don't think either u.p.s. or fedex is interested in carrying first class mail, well i should say they're not interested in carrying it for 5o cents a package. they'll carry it at their normal ground and express rates and they'll deliver it on a timely manner, but to deliver something for 50 cents, that's just not in the profit mandate for these companies. >> reporter: congress will have the last word on saturday delivery. one in ten americans still have no internet access at home. that's a large group of voters with a good reason to press lawmakers to keep the mail coming on the weekend. darren gersh, "n.b.r.," washington. >> tom: have you filled up you gas tank recently. it is costing more, a lot more. regular unleaded jumped 15-c

. >> fedex. >> yeah the fedex commercial was great. >> reporter: that feddics commercial describes theat way to talk about things that could have been in the commercial carrier. having spent the kind of money it takes for a super bowl ad these sponsors are going to expect to get that money back. just like in football. some of these players will be back next year and some won't. >> when we come back on a second look the ad of 1999. >>> the business of super bowl ads, what the add executives have the most andruw down -- delicious moreness every morning with a free breakfast made just the way you like it. with a breakfast like this, you could pretty much handle anything. anything? anything. [ screams ] a rambunctious toddler? of course. uncle ralph? sure. a roman gladiator? you bet. the thing under my bed? why not? ♪ yes. [ female announcer ] get more with embassy suites. book early and save up to 20%. >>> tonight on a second look. super bowl ads from years past. some ads do their jobs making them remember their product but some don't. we got canned. they want us off the rocks by the end

. >> reporter: fedex and u.p.s. compete with the postal service, but they are also suppliers and customers that rely on mail carriers to deliver some packages. analysts say the postal service would have to run into far more trouble, for fedex and u.p.s. to see a big financial boost. >> we don't think either u.p.s. or fedex is interested in carrying first class mail, well i should say they're not interested in carrying it for 5o cents a package. they'll carry it at their normal ground and express rates and they'll deliver it on a timely manner, but to deliver something for 50 cents, that's just not in the profit mandate for these companies. >> reporter: congress will have the last word on saturday delivery. one in ten americans still have no internet access at home. that's a large group of voters with a good reason to press lawmakers to keep the mail coming on the weekend. darren gersh, "n.b.r.," washington. >> tom: have you filled up your gas tank recently. it is costing more, a lot more. regular unleaded jumped 15-

fedex and ups.there comes a point where we're questioning everything. we need to question the real problems of we're having right now in terms of service, delivery, and price. we need to give the post office the flexibility to do what they can do to prepare to offer that service in with a puts them back in fiscal health. -- and with the puts them back in the fiscal health. we have great employees -- and that puts them back in fiscal health. we have great employees. until we let somebody run the post office and let us look appropriately at their performance, rather than second- guessing every small item, we're never going to get out of this. i fully support you going to fight it delivered. at the it is an absolute -- five-day delivery. i think it is an absolute must. thank you both for being here. >> thank you. >> thanks for your input today. >> kentucky congressman harold rogers talks about his efforts to fund the federal government through september 30. "newsmakers" on c-span. tomorrow, live covera

fedex. >>> welcome back to the program. boeing has asked the faa to conduct test flies of the 787 dreamliner jet. the moves suggest the company may be closer to resolving issues with the lithium battery that prompted a grounding of the jet two week ago. the faa may give the green light soon. but it could be weeks if no, sir not months away. shares responding by shaking it off adding about 1.4% in frankfurt trade this morning. japanese transport investigators still aren't sure what caused batteries to overheat. six out of the eight batteries were badly charred, but it's unclear whether electrical issues or the battery easy themselves were the problem. meanwhile, batterymaker gsu access said after the bell that its full year profit will fall by a third. but it's said the 787 problems aren't expected to be part of that. >>> having reclaimed their top carmaker title from chrysler, toyota has accelerated profits. one of the most car companies in the world reports earnings. what do they tell us? >> hi, kelly. toyota reported its

[ male announcer ] hold packages at any fedex office location. >>> airbus will drop the use of lithium batteries in its aircraft. european planemaker which says the decision is based on reducing uncertainfy in the delivery schedule has begun in forming airlines of the upcoming a-350 will instead use nickel kadium batteries. they're looking at having the first a-350 planes in service during the first half of 20134. >>> carnival cruise lines says all the passenger are off the disabled shift that was towed into port end ago five-day deal. it was set adrift in mexico on sunday after an engine room fire damaged the propulsion system. toilets stopped working and there were food shortages. some of the more 4,000 passengers and crew say they're glad to be back on land. carnival says they've apologized as passengers were disembark barking. >>> uk retail sales were down in january according to the data release in the last half hour. the office of national statistics says bad weather was largely to blame for the 4.6% drop. it was food sales that were mostly

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fedex. liz: power mover of the hour is kind of in a free fall.tors might say, let me out of here or log me in. yeah, the ticker symbol is logm. that's the name of the company, log me in. shares of the remote software maker plunging to three year lows. as you see, shares down 29 and a third percent, even though log me in delivered better than expected quarterly earnings. what is the story here? guidance, log me in cutting the 2013 forecast saying earnings will be below estimates. three investment banks jumped on the dog pile here downgrading the stock. they changed the rating to market perform to out perform. jpmorgan moved it to out perform from overweight. investors gulping shares of monster beverage with the stocks soaring on takeover talks this time. what's this about, nicole? >> heard the story before. sounds like we are hearing it again. you know, this is the day we had label changes for monster, but it seems the takeover talk resurfaced. coca-cola was one company you may remember that we reported on the in the past considering take a strong

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fedex. >>> u.s. futures are trying to build on gains from yesterday.reaking through 14,000, adding five or six points more today. the s&p 500, 1,529. the rally supported by what we've seen out of asia and europe overnight. although trade has been mixed. the ftse 100 pushing through 6,400, adding .4% after bank of engla england. the cac and ibex slightly weaker. how do you make money in these markets? here's what our guests have been telling us this morning -- >> i think it's difficult for investors to move to other stocks because the stocks worth investing in are on higher ratings. there are a very small group of tech shares that you should be in, and they're higher rated. if you're looking to invest in tech shares on the basis of low p.e., you're not going to have much success. >>> a lot of people out there that expect dollar/yen to keep rising, go through 100 and who knows where it could go. from the -- fundamentally when you look at the underlying reasons for the dollar/yen rally, i know people give a lot of reasons. many of them aren't particularly

fedex. althiemers and parkinson. >> is a 401 not okay? they rather see workeros the picket line . twice as many boeing workers accepted the plan. the union hold outs are threatening to shut it down as they struggle to fix the battery fiasco. it is it another can example of unions looking out for themselves rather than the workers. >> it is another thing to look out for it it is it rainfall by boeing. but new workers go on a 401 k. they are not taking anything from the existing workers. soy they are trying to wind back to the past instemmed of the future competition that is coming down the road from places like brazil. >> if the uon shut down a company, the pensions go bust and a 401 k, you can take that with you. >> you can make arguments. but let's not mess with the facts. the current plan and defined benefit plan is a better ritirement plan than the 401 k. >> and we are not too worried about boeing. >> i can understand the argument about taking wob forthe team in a tough time. but wouldn't that be more effective if the ceo paid 13 million a year . 30illion in stockings. why hasn

fedex. >>> it happened again. another partner or mlp. and i think another win.it is enterprise product partners with an 11 million shares price the other day at $54.56. a deal that board executives have filed -- all the sizable amounts no payment the tape stuff. of course it will be used to pay down dits so the company can expand again. that's the m.o. of the oil and limited partnerships. they're in the epicenter of the nascent gas boom that people are buzzing about in this country. and they might be among the shrewdest companies of the land. they have eagle ford and marcellus. it's the pipeline company that's just been -- that has about the best exposure to the petri chemical refineries that crave the natural gas liquid feeds stock. it transports liquid oil and refined products. and it pays 66 cents per unit each quarter. just giving -- i gave you a 6.5% increase. like many of the many others, they can't lay down pipe fast enough. even as the vast network would have every important field other than the balken covered. it's causing the bizarre dichotomy between

fedex. when she's happy, she writes about bunnies.she's sad, she writes about goblins. [ balloon pops, goblin growling ] she wrote a lot about goblins after getting burned in the market. but she found someone to talk to and gained the confidence to start investing again. ♪ and that's what you call a storybook ending. it's not rocket science. it's just common sense. from td ameritrade. >> bill: back of the book segment tonight, we continue now with gutfeld and mcgirk from new york city. of course, you guys remember brent musberger saying this. >> you see that lovely lady there? she does go to auburn, but she also, miss alabama. that's a.j. mccarron's girlfriend. you quarterback, you get all the good looking woman. what a beautiful woman. wow. >> brett musberger, thank you for everything you've done and for helping my career and helping me make a new life for myself. >> yeah. >> bill: what do you think of that, mcgirk? you had the women's rights people, i don't know who they are, i don't know who was criticizing musberger. espn apologiz

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and it is not just getting inside fedex field that is going to cost more. parking is also going up $40 this year. >> thank you. also new tonight steven tyler is fighting for personal privacy. they convinced a judiciary committee to approve a paparazzi bill. it gives people the power to sue others if photographs or videos are taken on private property. some say it impinges on rights. unbelievable. >> some spots, four or 5 inches per hour. the blizzard of 1978. this could be even setting more of a snowfall record in boston. maybe 30 inches of snow. >> it will continue overnight. >> overnight and a good part of tomorrow. for us about the only real effect is the gusty winds. our temperature outside, and the temperature is falling, as it is in boston and new england 38 degrees. rainfall two tenths of an inch. that is all. this includes you folks into southern maryland and all around the washington area because of the winds which are continuing to increase. look at the wind right now. 25, 30 40 miles per hour. out at dulles 45 miles per hour wind gusts. here is t

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>> i'm looking at ebay, a short may be on fedex because i think fedex is in the 90's just a couple ofow it is at 107 which is high. i'm looking at that. i'm also looking at a short run at three am. disney has a lot of great fundamentals and news surrounding it. also hitting a 52-3 kaj osama , so i feel like there could be a pullback. melissa: your gonna short disney? is near show on nbc? i work for disney before. the viejo is the company.amelyan and out. melissa: on an annualized basis he made 64 percent on your bets over the last year which is impressive. your worst trade? hex my worst trade believe it or not was my first trade, the one that got me kick started into it. i took a stock tip which i have learned never ever to do. $2. go to $10. okay. i will buy into a. he says it's good. as to be good. i bought into it. the stock is now trading for a quarter of a penny. i learned my lesson to never take a stock tip. it was rough. melissa: price of gold while you are added. a little safety. those safety. you have to go safe. thank you for coming on. first, armageddon, no armageddon an as

fedex. >> bill: continuing with our lead story is america becoming a barbaric place?ause it's not protecting the kids. as mentioned, colorado has killed jessica's law, but not before the politicians out there heard this from jessica lunsford's father. >> every day i could hear my daughter calling to help her and every day it was nothing that i could do to help her. a repeat offender had control over her and over me. >> bill: despite his passion, colorado will not enact the law. he joins us from tampa. also with us from colorado springs, libby, the colorado state representative who introduced jessica's law. let's cut to the chase here. why does colorado in the legislature, not the folks, but the legislature, why don't they want to protect the children? >> you know, mr. o'reilley, the reasoning hyped it was that we have strict enough laws and as you earlier stated, that some of these child rapists can receive just four years. so i have to believe that they would rather protect the victim than our poor defenseless children from the predators that are after them. >> bill:

since we're often all on the move, ashley suggested we use fedex office to hold packages for us.plause ] thank you. and on a protocol note, i'd like to talk to tim hill about his tendency to use all caps in emails. [ shouting ] oh i'm sorry guys. ah sometimes the caps lock gets stuck on my keyboard. hey do you wanna get a drink later? [ male announcer ] hold packages at any fedex office location. >> shepard: hooking for a warm deb looking for a warm get away. according to travelers italy abouts babbit beach is the best bet. tops the list of best beaches for 2013. one person says the clean whitewater are great for surfing, snorkeling on sunsets. it beat out grace bay in turks and caicos islands for the number one spot and the top u.s. tourist beach is in west maui. tomorrow of the top stories tonight. the top detective on case of the paraplegic track star pulled from the investigation because the cop faces 7 attempted murder charges of his own. the former cop drew peterson who murdered his third wife and is suspected in the disappearance of his fourth today sentenced. 38 years in

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since we're often all on the move, ashley suggested we use fedex office to hold packages for us.reat job. [ applause ] thank you. and on a protocol note, i'd like to talk to tim hill about his tendency to use all caps in emails. [ shouting ] oh i'm sorry guys. ah sometimes the caps lock gets stuck on my keyboard. hey do you wanna get a drink later? [ male announcer ] hold packages at any fedex office location. >> neil: all that plastic foam and shove it? new york city mayor saying that plastic foam has to go, but is the n >>. >> neil: first it was size of drinks and now it is foam. mayor bloomberg pushing a ban on the popular foam on ordering something to go. charles says the ban has to go. >> you are going to get something with gravy on it? i don't think, mayor bloomberg understands regular people. all these little small stores in the bronx and inventory can break their backs. it's too imperial to me. >> neil: what do you make of it? >> in 20 years i covered the story when mcdonald's got rid of the polly to say reason, but they and their customers have survived and -- polistiren

[ male announcer ] hold packages at any fedex office location. ichlt. >> ladies and gentlemen, for the first time in my life i am ashamed of my country. to be watching all of this, to be treated, have my intelligence all of us, to have our common sense and intelligence insulted the way it's being is -- it just makes me ashamed. seriously, man, i mean, get worked up over 44 billion dollars, that's the total amount of money that will not be spent that was scheduled to be spent this year. and in truth, we're going to spend more this year than we spent last year. we're just not going to send as much as was projected. it's all budgeting, there is no real cut below a baseline of zero, there just isn't. and yet, here they come. sucks us in, roping us in, panic here, fear there, crisicrisis destruction, no meat inspection, no firefighters, no air traffic control. i'm sorry, my days of getting roped into all this are over. >> those are comments made by rush limbaugh yesterday on his radio program. they went viral and even caused his website to crash. join

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fedex. >> time for what i need to know for next week, wayne, what do you say?the pie is only so big and slices you can cut out of. q. immigration reform . what they think of immigration reform will cost us money. the federal government in its infinite stupidity and come out of social security and come out of somewhere and they can't fake it anywhere except by printing money. >> gary what do you say? and and it is going to have a few good months for it and the smallest final names and under eye billion in market cap . in particular wmcr is the microcap . owning bis stocks and not perfectly correlated with the market . i like it >> it is beautiful . set a new high on the markets . we hit a wall and muck around and correct more. >> we are going down. and that's it for the cost of the fleedom block. thanks for joining us. i will see you on the willis report. have a great weekend.

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