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on ford?pany. i actually like most of the auto makers. it's tough to like them, but as far as the trade is concerned, congratulations, you made the maximum amount of money. the most it can be worth is a buck. but if you want to get out, you're actually never going to receive that dollar because market makers won't pay you that dollar that you think the spread is worth. so there's nothing wrong with taking this to expiration. that's where everything comes out in the wash, maximum value and given there's only a few days to expiration, i'm willing to do that. if there were more time, sell it. >> i totally disagree with you, scott. you get out for 99 or 98 cents at worst and i'll take that over risking a loss from here. >> i'm not saying you can get out for better than 95 cents right now. >> i disagree. >> we'll leave it there. if you want updates on the trades, follow us on twitter @cnbc options. you can look at our trades on facebook as well. when we come back, amazing video of a dog that will s

and ford was right on the cusp of that.nd towards the end of his life his questions became harder, about the indians and the implicit racism and the brutality of the west. (narrator) "the searchers" is a tale of a man's quest for his niece, who has been kidnapped by indians, that explores obsession and racial hatred. there's no more time for praying, amen. brad, martin. amen. (music playing) (thomas schatz) i think one of the things that makes "the searchers" such a powerful film is the john wayne figure.

and ford was right on the cusp of that.nd towards the end of his life his questions became harder, about the indians and the implicit racism and the brutality of the west. (narrator) "the searchers" is a tale of a man's quest for his niece, who has been kidnapped by indians, that explores obsession and racial hatred. there's no more time for praying, amen. brad, martin. amen. (music playing) (thomas schatz) i think one of the things that makes "the searchers" such a powerful film is the john wayne figure.

. >> gm and ford both getting. >> you know, ford and gm, if you look at their recent fops, they have both come off over 10%. so technically they're both set up to be bought rights now. 275 -- those are the levels if you're going to dabble in them that you want to shoot against. europe is not over for ford as far as the headwind. but it's getting there or they're hoping it's getting there. >> the most recent report, ford said it was kind of a disaster there, wasn't it. >> it's been a disaster, it's not over yet, but i think people are buying it based on the fact that we're nearing the end. who knows? but technically price is always truth and it looks to be the case. >> what about gm? >> gm, you know that magic number of 33 in gm is what you're always shooting against. >> we're going tuke about that forever, it's like the facebook 238? >> gm has not reported so you have to look towards the middle of february and there is some unknowns in gm if you stack itds up against ford. valuation, lightly better, buford, you get that dividend. >> i have always liked ford over gm, but i think ford

>> it was most true with betty ford and jerrold ford. outspoken on issues such as abortion, drug use, and she would take possessions tha to his policy positions. >> that was not sufficient protection for him to win the presidency >> no. i'm afraid the ford model doesn't stand scrutiny very >>> you listed the first institute, eleanor roosevelt and you commented on her on a rather sensitive area. son, franklin, jr. in 1916 after 11 years of her congegal duties completed. longer wanted to have intimate relations witcer. it would last a lifetime. it was lucy mercer in fact, not eleanor roosevelt at nen 45. separately. it's been said that you have roosevelt was lesbian and that is also brought up a an assertion by you. are you sure of all thi data? >> i'm fairly confident. you know there was a eleanor roosevelt written b blaven cook and she was the evidence thattel by sexual orientation if no a lesbian one. >> letters >> based largeor upi. she was a wire reporter. and she began covering her when she was still in new york and later continued i

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you ask a ford customer. when they tell you that you need your oil changed you got to bring it in. if your tires need to be rotated, you have to get that done as well. jackie, tell me why somebody should bring they're car here to the ford dealership for service instead of any one of those other places out there. they are going to take care of my car because this is where it came from. price is right no problem, they make you feel like you're a family. get a synthetic blend oil change, tire rotation and much more, $29.95 after $10.00 rebate. if you take care of your car your car will take care of you. otherworldly things. but there are some things i've never seen before. this ge jet engine can understand 5,000 data samples per second. which is good for business. because planes use less fuel, spend less time on the ground and more time in the air. suddenly, faraway places don't seem so...far away. ♪ >>> 150 points in the last hour and i have to tell you that was about as phoney as i have ever seen it. stay the course. wait for a higher take. i am jim cramer and i will see you tomorro

. >> for anyone with a ford vehicle there is important news tonight.stigation is looking into problem was stalling and surging engines in nearly three quarters of a million ford and mer curries. ford is cooperating and says a throttle problem with the escape was fixed through a change in manufacturing there have been hundreds of complaints about ford's losing power at highway speed autos americans may be watching theiréyz budget but they're big spenders whit comes to pets. animal lovers pay $15 billion on care and services last year. accord together american pet products association about two thirds spent on food and traditional vet care spending on halt in a tiff care came in at more than $12 million. you may want to hold off on buying the nook for a while there. may be changes at barns and noble. the founder announced he wants to buy retail stores but not the nook.] zÑ that.uú would be left as another business. sales dprount year before. sales were down 12%. eall street analysts say i matured. >> thank you very much. >> palo alto based tela says a sc

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certainly i mention gerald ford. bill proxmire was a remarkable man, a man who i've great admiration for. ed muskie -- the mayor of boston. udall was a gentle giant. >> who was he? >> a congressman from arizona who ran for president in 1976 and finished second to jimmy carter for the nomination. he -- the reason he did not win, i am convinced, he had a marvelous sense of humor, as did tip, which i guess is common. he was a gentle giant, with laughter in his soul and steel in his spine. he took on leadership of his own party. he could never convince himself that the western world would collapse if he did not win. there has to be something of that in the successful presidential candidate. and he did not have it. he just said to wide of a perspective of who he was. but he was a marvelous, marvelous -- >> we watched him -- ira member stories of people going out to visit him, including john mccain. did you ever visit him? >> i did. i will say this about john mccain -- his 2000 campaign, when he ran for president, is the m

one of the things about gerald ford -- 10 battle stars, silver star, four bronze stars. he had seen it. jim webb was a perfect example -- the senator from virginia. he said, all these think tank commandos in this town, let's go in and get tough -- you do not send force. you send young men and women who have lives and families and hopes and dreams, and you had better think twice, three times, if we will send them in. so i do feel -- the obligatory line for every politician, democrat, republican, is how much we admire the people in the military, the great job they do. i just ask, when was the last time a president of the united states went to a funeral for anybody who came back in a pine box? i cannot find one. one of the reasons is, they do not know anybody in the military. the sons of the cabinet officers or the ceo's or network correspondence or columnist -- when we were debating going to war in iraq, my sister and i called all 535 offices on capitol hill. we asked just one question -- does the senator or member of congress have a child in the enlisted ranks of the unit

. >> still ahead on our program tonight, ford is hiring in high oy, please take a look creating new job. the u.s. economy is not adding jobs, the claims for uninsurance benefits up pas past-- combined with continued worries about economic growth lead the major stroke averages lower within the s&p 500 off by 9.5. >> susie: stocks weren't the only investments falling today. many commodities also ended lower, on top of steep declines yesterday. u.s. oil futures fell to there lowest point this year, closing at $92.84 a barrel. so what's at the root of the commodities sell-off, and will it continue? erika miller reports. >> reporter: selling was heavy in crude oil today, as it was in most commodities. but crude also fell on new inventory data showing a big jump in oil supplies. >> today we had an inventory number which came out, which we were expecting a build of around two million barrels. we got a build of around four million barrels. >> reporter: across the room, gold futures were little changed. although industrial metals like platinum and palladium got slammed. grain prices also plunged

nobody more so than ford.u go to ford and ask for an ecoboost engine, they will be happy to sell you one. 90% of ford models for sale this year will come with the offer of an ecoboost engine, about another $795 for that engine. take a look at shares of ford. keep this in mind. ford when we can'ted them about this consumer reports study they say, listen, these engines are delivering mpg set out there in testing by the epa. they say that the customer feedback they are getting from people who have these engines, sue, across the board they have never seen better feedback. they dispute these findings. by the way, other automakers we contacted dispute these findings there consumer reports. this is worth watching. turbo charge engines are here to city and have become incredibly popular. >> sure. thank you so much. >> you bet. >> gold is down, closing now. sharon epperson tracking action at the nymex, gold is the only one in the complex that's lost a little steam today. >> that's what happened here into the close we h

six months later frank ford has only established themselves near the top of the table. and their opponents are front underestimating their ability. >> they are really strong. the midfielder, alex, in the prime of his career. plus now we have blockage. the defense is good, wing back is strong. it's just a bad team. >> the visitors say they are not going to ballot off of his -- i would like to see us make good use of our goal opportunities and maybe even skosh. -- score. and if we gained points for the match, that would be great. >> and frank ford's chances are not all this bad. the the courtman defense so far this season has shown an unusual amount of holes. >> and in the second division there was relief for struggling bog rom -- bagram. 10 minutes into the game the back of the net is found for the winning goal but it was a hard fought victory for bovement after one of our players saw red in the 16th minute. didn't manage to score and volek ram got the win they were hoping for. >> to tennis and defending champion roger federer has crashed out of the atp tournament. franc

david was inside the courthouse when his father shot christine bel ford and her friend laura mull ford. christine was there for a custody hearing and mull ford went with her for support. >> reporter: afterward, authorities questioned david about the shooting. and that's when they learned he was wanted for violating the terms of his probation after bank fraud. he was detained and kept in federal custody. >> reporter: lanorma said walked around without comment. but online, she has been very outspoken and not reluctant to share how much she disliked christine bel ford, her exdaughter-in-law. she was also sentenced and convicted for helping her son kidnap his children in 2007. >> police say thomas matusewitz gunned down the two women and exchanged gunfire with police, before fatally shooting himself. >>> attorneys for george zimmerman will be back in court tomorrow. zimmerman isn't expected to be present as his legal team discusses possible motives. zimmerman is charged with second-degree murder for shooting arm -- unarmed teen tray von martin. zimmerman said he acted in self- defense. his

wow. >> that is a ford f150 raptor. about a $60,000 truck directly from ford. it's a quick and capable pickup truck. it's got high-grade suspension on it. it's designed for heavy off-road use. it's not designed to fly through the air about, maybe, 60 feet and come crashing down. >> the air bags deployed. >> he stuck the landing. why are these people rushing over? >> he didn't stick the landing. he overshot t landing by 30 feet. he was practicing on a ramp at a much slower speed. the truck was supposed to come down gently, not like a giant metal pancake. one person said the truck was totals. >> i bet it snapped the axle in half. the social security pun shuspen >> you can hear it. >> it looks like it's pretty crunched pretty bad. some other reports say the guys in this video were okay. no serious injuries. i think if roscoe p. coltrane was anywhere near this, they would have flicked on the lights. it was a big old yee-haw. >> that car is about to hit a guy. >> amazingly, look at what the guy does next. >> the car versus the race official next. >> see that guy on

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it is ford. what do you see in the charts for this stock? > > you know what i like about ford is it is the only one of the three majors that didn't take any money from the government during the bailouts back in 2008, 2009. and it is a pretty solid company. they are getting their debt under order, and now are starting to be profitable. the biggest thing against them right now is their european operations, but i think with the u.s. sales, they are going to do all right. > what is your position that you currently have on? > > i am long position, just outright stocks and a few options. and one of the reasons i am is, as i say, i am very confident about this company. cars in general, the average age of an auto i think is about 2.5 or 3.5 years older than it normally is, and should the economy start showing firmer strength, which i think it is, people are going to want to buy cars, and you'll start seeing that roll over. ford is well poised to make some money off of it. > what will be your sell signal on the stock? > > i guess the thing you have t

ford, gm and chrysler all sold more cars and trucks. chrysler had its best january in 5 years, with a 16% jump. ford's sales rose 22% from last year, its best january since '06, and gm's sales topped 16%. its estmated that total auto sales hit 15.5 million last month. foreign brands helped that number. sales at toyota jumped a whopping 27% in january. and volkswagen celebrated its best january since 1974 - a 6.7% increase. demand for the accord helped the numbers at honda. demand for the model pushed sales up 12.7% consumer reports is out with its list of best car brands. toyota, ford, honda and chevrolet rank as the top brands with best consumer perception. motorists judged the automakers based on safety, value, performance, design, technology and environmental friendliness. it was a major plus for toyota to top the list, considering its recall issues past and present. fourth-quarter earnings wrapped up with a mixed bag of results for mattel, exxon, and tyson. mattel's profits dropped 17%, hit by a litigation charge earlier in the year

i would like to know about ford. >> ford is in a wait and see mode.ed to see europe get better. now, maybe we have to pay 13.5% if europe gets better. but we'll be prudent. and that's what we'll do. >>> john in washington. >> caller: booyah from the great ever green state and the columbia gorge. and i hear in this morning. and heckmann from a buy to a hold, and the stock took a big dump it did refer. what you think about heckman. >> short heck man at 3 bucks? that makes no sense. i'm sticking with heckman. >>> heats go to magdiel in florida. >> caller: i have been hoping for this opportunity for a long time. thank you for everything you do. i really appreciate all the advice and i'm a new investor. 21 years old and started watching, i've been learning a lot. thank you very much. >> and the stock is? >> caller: the stock is block rock. >> 21 years old, watches "mad money." love that? what does he select? one of the best stocks in the book to buy. my charitable trust, black rock, we're buying it. we'll buy it together. that stock could go to 300. black

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eagle ford shale and the niobrara and they get 80% of revenue from oil yet they have not been rewardedmarket. down more than 20% since the last time we spoke with the ceo in march of 2012. they have been hit with three big downgrades since november. they fret about the debt load and how it will fund the drilling program and last time we found out how unhelpful the worrying has been. they knocked it out of the park. the revenues came in better than expected, rising an astounding 92.7% year-over-year. as their oil proof reserves were up 58% from a year ago, the oil production is nearly tripled over the last year, up 190%. as the stock popped, $1.29 or 6%. i don't understand how this company can stay independent. if the stock stays down, talk to chip johnson, the ceo of crzo oil and gas. welcome back to "mad money." >> thank you, jim. glad to be here. >> chip, you've got a present value here of $1.4 billion for the company and the company is valued currently at $900 million. how do you get that value brought out to shareholders? it is the biggest disparity i know in the oil patch. >> the

and ken ford became my mentor and another big influence on me. and ken ford's book, awesome. he told it like it is. ken ford is a giant himself. he doesn't have a nobel prize but his friends do. he's one of those type guys. he was the exec officer of the american institute of physics. i'm proud to say now, i'm very proud of him to have him for a personal friend. so he was a great influence on me. and now i find myself, my greatest satisfaction is to realize that i myself am an influence for other people. i'm sort of a kenny isaacs or a burl grey or a ken ford to many students. and this many is with a capital m, thanks to the efforts of my friend marshall alenstein who has put together these videotapes a these dvds that spread my lectures from the classroom into the classrooms of many people. and so, it's wonderful being that role model for other teachers and students. and whatever i can do to be a burl grey to other people, to let them see that perhaps a very good foundation for, hey, what's going on in the world, certainly, is science. so let's hear it for physics. physics f

ford was famous for one model; thstudios had many.ut the genius of the system was although they were factories,s. individual artists were still able to pursue their vision and create some of the best pictures ever made. take paramountictures, for example. it was home to billy wder, josef von sternberg, and ernest lubitsch, great artists who left their individual stamp on the films they made. the paramount story is a model of what happened in hollywood over the last 70 years. a rporate giant that suffered with the fall of the system, only to rebuilt in the era of the conglomerates and turn out some of the most memorable pictures of the last 20 years, as we will see in this program narrated by peter coyote, "the studio system." (dramatic music playing) (edward dmytryk) the film studio was a city. you have your commissary. you have your hospital where a child can be born, or a person can die. you'd walk up these streets and you'd hear tap dancing up in the back ofhis lo we had a full orchestra of 55 people who came in every day and worke

don ford shows us -- reporter don ford shows us how new technology is bringing a mine back to life. >iness. at least here modern day gold miners are hoping to extract hundreds of thousands of ounces of gold. the mines didn't run out of gold, but they were ordered shut to support war efforts. using new technology they hope to revive a mining district. at its prime the area was for fortune hunters. today, a woman runs the show. >> this is not gold rush. this is the real thing. it's a business. >> miners site as history. >> it is kind of interesting to be working in a main in the original strike and progressively making it happen all over again. >> this time they use digital maps to find the gold buried. hundreds of drill points on a 3d map turning up real gold like this. it runs dean long. this one is nearly a half mile underground. this geologist says it is easy to see. like this one over 3 feet wide. >> this is what we're looking for. gold gets removed by gravity and chemical separation. the product is a bar of gold. >> this is an explosives expert. he is living a childhood dream. >>

let's go to harold ford. let's talk substance here. >> marco rubio's been billed as one of the future leaders of the party, but he looked last night as if he was running to be the head of a fraternity in college. the substance -- the substance wasn't totally off, but i thought there were many missed opportunities. >> you said it looked like he was running for a college-- >> fraternity president. i thought your point, joe, about what should have been said is something that should have been articulated by marco. he has become a new face for the party. he's become a new voice in the party. and one, frankly, that will command respect. but i thought last night, if he looks back on it, forget the water. if he was thirsty, he should take a sip. but the real issue there, i think he missed a real substantive opportunity. >> we've got a lot to talk about. let me just say to kids at home, if you're thinking about you want to grow up one day and give the minority's response to the president of the united states, if you d

can you describe what happens after the oil leaves your well. >> at the eagle ford we sell the oil at edge of our lease to a trucking company, and there are several of those that are very big owned by people like conco-. they haul the oil somewhere by truck or train or barge and get it to a refinery in the gulf coast where we get essentially brant prices because that's what those refineries are competing. our average realized price right now is about $13 above nymex, and that's great for our margins, and then that oil fortunately for the refiners, a lot of that is being made into diesel and sold to latin america and that's where the big profit margins are right now more so than just gasoline into the u.s. >> when i tell people how profitable you are, what i am looking at is the actual cost of what it takes for you to get it out of the well versus what you sell it and it is one of the biggest differentials i have seen. tell the people how much you are making per barrel. >> we can lease and drill the wells for about 20 to $22 per barrel and then it costs about $8 a barrel in operating c

>> reporter: for families, ford is installing inflatable seat belts in the back seat.nk of it as an airbag for your kids in booster seats. in an accident, it disperses crash energy across the chest. one of the simplest contributors to accidents that you can fix? proper tire inflation. and now, a new system from nissan tells you when you put enough air in the tire with three quick beeps. technology to keep us safe, which consumer reports hopes becomes standard. >> we don't want to see safety be something you have to make a decision with your wallet. we want safety to be something that you can get at an easy price point, make it safety for everybody. >> reporter: all these safety features are available right now. in fact, in these ford vehicles, you can get this inflatable belt and two other safety features for about $600. ford says about a quarter of buyers, diane, are taking it up. >> really intriguing idea. thank you so much, david kerley reporting in. >>> and coming up next here, an incredible rescue. a mother deer trapped on slippery ice. a brilliant human comes up

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