did hain celestial really miss?'s earnings per share were in line with wall street estimate, it's revenue, despite being the largest in history. the hain's full-year guidance the revenue forecast again coming in slightly below what the analysts wanted to see, however, when you look below the surfaces on mad money the revenue was hain's business in the u.k., which could be ready to turn around thanks to a spate of recent acquisitions. meanwhile, at the level, the company had 14 brands by double digits. 16 more in the high double digits. eight brands that could double or triple in size. hain has more than 100 products slated to start shipping next month in the u.s. alone. they have a leading u.k. baby food producer in the u.k. they can blow that out internationally. so perhaps we need to view the pullback in hain as a buying opportunity. it has given us a 246% gain since i got behind it in april, 2010. let's do the homework, check them with the chairman and founder, hear more about the quarter and where his company is

. >>> what's happening with haines celestial? you know we are bleefrs of failure food here on "mad money" and people want to eat food that is healthy and made with natural ingredients. haines celestial, the company behind a vast number of organic brands that you might buy if your supermarket, take celestial seasonings, garden of eden, greek gods, many others, reported last thursday after the close, the market's verdict was, hey, disappointment. in response to stock the next day it fell $2, haines celestial, did they really miss? the company's earnings per share were in line with wall street estimate, it's revenue, ethe spite being the largest in history. the hain's full-year guidance the revenue forecast again coming in slightly below what the analysts wanted to see, hoenks when you look at the surfaces on mad money the revenue was hain's business in the u.k., we could be ready to turn around thanks to a spate of recent acquisitions. meanwhile, at the level, the company had 14 brands by subl digits. 16 more in the high double dig

and took apart the vacuum cleaner as a kid and always wanted to know how things worked. >> haines whoender man does i.t. support for canada by day and sometimes by night he wows his friends as an escape artist, but his real passion is beating something tougher than handcuffs, high-tech security systems. >> security system is supposed to keep people out. finding ways to bypass that is kind of neat. >> his late of the target, the faa's next generation traffic control system when full ney place is supposed to make it more dependable and what it really does is to make the whole system vulnerable to hackers. >> no good will come of this. >> the problem, he says is if the system uses gps data instead of just radar. the problem with this is that the signals that they're using are unencrypted and unauthenticated. because it's unauthenticated you can't prove this came from the real plane. in theory that means hackers could mess up the system by generating flights that don't exist. >> you could theoretically ground everybody. >> or they could target a real flight with frightening precision. eve

. >> and i'm going to quickly touch on hain.e had a couple of data points from some of its channels, where hain products are sold. last quarter, same-store sales, three-year low. the fresh market, a down bate full-year view. so there's some concerns going in, but we'll see the stock has been at ho one and a battleground stock, if you will, herb, to use your terminology here. that is the squawk for today. if you want to join the conversation, tweet me @melissa leecnbc #earningssquad. we'll be back tomorrow morning. and in the meantime, "street signs" continues right after this. i'm only in my 60's... i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. call and find out about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized

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. >> let's check in with our gal sara haines. >> i have company over here.nt about the most deserving mom? yes, that's what i thought. >> if your last day to enter for the most deserving mom contest. which is sponsored by expedia.com. the most deserving mom is going to be able to sail away anywhere on a norwegian cruise line. go to our website and tell us if you have a mom in mind that needs a getaway this year. you can even nominate yourself. today is the last day, so go to klgandhoda.com. >> i want to nominate my mom. virginia busey, california. she's 92. >> and we'll do an interview with him. >> it will be a little strange. >> we're terrified. >> he's in pretty good shape today, right? you're doing all right? i saw you downstairs, you're hanging in there. >> he's got great shoes on. >> pray for us. >> he was bounced off "the apprentice" and we'll talk to the unpredictable gary busey. >>> and a fashion face-off. we know a place where tossing and turning have given way to sleeping. where sleepless nights yield to restful sleep, and lunesta eszopiclone can h

. ♪ >>> time for three, two, one, live with, sara haines, where we send our girl across the street to at the nbc experience store. >> first up i found me another sarah from illinois. >> hi, hoda. this one's for you. i wanted to know what do you have most in common with your dog? >> oh, my god. you know what? can i tell you something, this sounds not to be arrogant. he likes to meet new people. he's always on the street. >> he's friendly like hoda. >> tail wagging, tongue hanging out. >> we like to lick. >> we've got the cutest baby ever and her grandmother, michelle, from florida. >> i was just wondering if you could have any super hero power in the world, what would it be and why? >> what would yours be? >> mine would be to be invisible. >> i knew that. >> right now. what's yours? >> i think it would be to be all-knowing because wisdom is what we need more in this world. i would want to be all-knowing. >> now you're supposed to say you already are. >> precious. >> why you want to start skinny-dipping right now. >> before memorial day. >>> plus makeup tricks. >>> welcome back to "toda

they're causing a renaissance, utica, haines, wood, eagleford shales.se its distribution at a 10% annual clip for the next several years. not only do you get a high yield, you get the one that's growing, too, something you never get from bonds in a million years. may 8th sales were terrific. the stock has given us a return when you factor in dividends since we spoke to the ceo 11 months ago. i think they have a lot more room to run. let's talk to the manager and ceo. mr. semple. good to see you. >> jim, we have a lot to cover. please, if you indulge me. we have a lot of employees in oklahoma, at markwest. it's the heart of the industry. i have to tell you from the markwest employees and industry, all our hearts are there in the city of moore. >> it's a huge business. >> it's a terrible tragedy. >> no, no, i know you are in new york for an investing conference i should have thought of that, too. even the chesapeake acquisition you made. >> right in that area, exactly. >> i do want to talk about the acid class of markwest you are in. the dhart i am lookin

>> well, there are a couple of them, spirit and allee gent ens haining the profitability of all airlineslegacy carriers and southwest, the four of them control more than 80% of the seats in the airline industry, and they essentially adopted capacity discipline where they will only carry passengers whose fares are high enough to cover fuel and their other costs in a margin of profitability. what happened is they put lower fare passengers on the sidelines. they are not flying as much, and in turn, that's created a real nice market niche for the very, and they call themselves ultra low cost airlines at the lowest end of the market, and two of those, of course, spirit and allegiant. liz: i want to get to spirit. we'll get to allegiant. it's a fascinating company with the lowest price, but everything else you need to fly on it is added on, but people like that. they want to know what they are spending money on, so where is the real opportunity with spirit moving forward in what they created as their own niche? >> well, just about all-in fares like non-ticket items and other things you have to

. ♪ >>> all right, sara haines joins us with webtastic. hey, girl. >> hey, guys.ned the tables on his friend when he got caught in a precarious situation. check it out. >> hey, come on. >> what? >> hold on. what? what is it? >> i have a magic trick for you. >> what? what is this? >> i need you to hold the broom. >> yeah. >> and i'll push these up against the roof. >> what the hell? >> yup, now what. >> then i say -- >> no, no, what. [ laughter ] >> that was genius. >> it was a water trick gone bad. he thought he was tricking his friend. >> he was going to hold it for him. >> legendary. paul anka's going to be with us, hoda woman. >> i'm sorry, i love that. >> we have to go. >>> we're back on this monday with more of "today." one of the biggest concerns for teenagers. >> texting and driving. >> 16% of girls use a cell phone while behind the wheel and more than hoff half of those girls are texting and e-mailing and one of them could be your daughter. >> amanda clear knows about this too well. she survived an awful accident. while texting and driving. amy ashley is t

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. >>> this morning we are remembering our good friend mark haines who passed away two years ago todaychor of "squawk on the street" we remember mark for his knowledge, for his wit and being the champion of the small investor and his steady hand during the dotcom bubble, 9/11 and through the financial crisis. mark, of course, never forget called the stock market bottom in 2009, what we affectionately came to call the haines bottom. our thoughts today are with mark's wife cindy, his son math and you his daughter meredith. ♪ [ agent smith ] i've found software that intrigues me. it appears it's an agent of good. ♪ [ agent smith ] ge software connects patients to nurses to the right machines while dramatically reducing waiting time. [ telephone ringing ] now a waiting room is just a room. [ static warbles ] at bny mellon, our business is investments. now a waiting room is just a room. managing them, moving them, making them work. we oversee 20% of the world's financial assets. and that gives us scale and insight no one else has. investment management combined with investment servicing. br

. >>> shares of the haines brand getting a boost after the wells fargo tagged the apparel seller withtperform. wells fargo believes the company's acquisitions and product innovations will support its revenue and margin growth. that is the latest from the fox business network, giving you the power to prosper. melissa: president obama's nominee for commerce secretary, hyatt hotel heiress penny pritzker will face tough questions from republicans on family's offshore tax trusts. rich edson joins us with more from washington, d.c. rich. >> republicans claiming hip pock chrissie -- hypocrisy on the president's pick to lead the commerce department. he has nominated. obama fund-raiser and hyatt hotel heiress, penny pritzker. this after the president's re-election campaign relentlessly focused on governor mitt romney's wealth and offshore tax accounts. in a statement, republican senator chuck grassley writes, this is the second nominee in a row, jack lew being the first, who is associated with the kind of tax avoidance activity that the president dismisses as fat cat shenanigans for others. it

. >> why don't you complete the hain from there?> so what is different this year is we've been speerpting with this tail doplar radar in our models for several years. this is the first year we're going to be with the implementation of the new hurricane mod until late july, early august, we will be including that data stream as part of the model and we found that data stream is making a major contribution to the intensity forecast that dr. sullivan referenced in her opening comments. this is the first year we're using that in the hurricane models. >> enabled by the step up in the model and the super computer event. > exactly. >> exciting to hear about the changes coming in play but how do you plan to communicate these changes to the public ike this new data? >> we plan basically to communicate to the public in the same way that is we have been modified by the kind of lessons we learned out of both sandy and irene and we conduct a service assessment after every named storm and every weather event that produces loss of life or signific

i worked with david and the late mark haines and we would come in and we would come in and say why is? and i don't know, why is it up ten? and then it would turn out that some firm we never heard of recommended it. >> or there were rumors of a split. >> a split rumor. >> the split in sales force.com has -- not really, but, carl, it is a thing to behold when people who don't own any stock, there's been so much stocks bought back that when you come into buy stocks there's no supply. there's no supply here. that's why you have to take it up. take it and bid it. take it and bid underneath and take the stock. michael coors going up 58 1/4. that's where people are doing, it's happening right now. >> a big week for media as we mentioned earlier, disney tonight and discovery already out which did match expectations and 64 cents and revenue was a beat and record q1 domestic viewership and audience grows up 16% as david zas layoff -- >> as you well know, international is vital to its company and many to its franchises and many of them not crossing borders and that's been the focus. that's where

. >>> all right, sara haines joins us with webtastic. what? what is this? >> i need you to hold the broom. >> yeah. >> and i'll push these up against the roof. >> what the hell? >> yup, now what. >> then i say -- >> no, no, what. [ laughter ] >> that was genius. >> it was a water trick gone bad. he thought he was tricking his friend. >> he was going to hold it for him. >> legendary. >> that's going to be with us. >> legendary. >> that's going to be with us. >> i'm sorry, no more dry hair. >> legendary. >> that's going to be with us. get hydration that lasts! new hydra recharge from garnier fructis. hydration innovation! bead after bead, burst on impact. a superfruit blast of goji berry and passionfruit. hydra recharge actively replenishes hydration. so potent, you'll feel it 2 full days. nonstop silky. surprisingly weightless. new hydra recharge hydration...that lasts. garnier fructis. the strength to shine. ♪ i don't wanna be right [ record scratch ] what?! it's not bad for you. it just tastes that way. [ female announcer ] honey nut ch

. >> and sara haines has visited with them. >> we'll salute the military here. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> that was greatity steeped in military history. from the beginning of the civil war at fort sumpter to the legacy of the medal of honor museum on the "uss yorktown" and the living tradition carries on with the help of joint base charleston, a joint air force and naval base employing over 25,000 service men, women and civilians. >> it offer as lot to the economy. and the local area, it offers a lot to us. because it becomes our home. we raise our families here. >> i had a chance to visit the base, check out one of the air force's biggest planes, the c-17. >> whoa. >> this is massive. you could go bowling in here. i started with the maintenance squadron, who taught me how to set the brakes. sorry, wrong button. hello! and check the hydraulic fluid. ♪ ♪ i felt confident we had our girl in good shape. this one's good. that's a good brake. i was passed along to the pilot. >> you know what all of this is? >> we do. >> if i asked you like what is -- that -- >> that's on board oxygen generating system. >> wh

used, but we do not have a complete picture about how that was used, who was responsible, and the hain of custody. you need information about that case before you make policy decisions based on it. that is something the american people would expect us to do, to be delivered about this. also to rely on not just an intelligence assessment -- we have been talking about intelligence assessments and the fact they evolves and in sometimes in the first instance are not accurate -- and we need to build on that, and we believe strongly that the intelligence work done here has been very solid, but it is not the end of a process, it is closer to the beginning, and we continue to work with partners, continuing to press for the united nations to investigate, but we are not leaving it only to the united nations. as i have said, we are working with allies, partners, and the syrian opposition to gather more information and evidence about chemical weapons use in syria. thank you, gentlemen. i think we will have to provide it -- do i have here? thank you all very much for reminding me. the schedule for