compare that to hain.oks like an absurd bargain and they have a 17% long-term growth rate and the price to earnings multiple is half the size of annie's with the stock selling for less than 20 times earnings and we're investing in the underlying companies future earnings and you're simply getting a much better bargain here and it's not just about valuation. hain is the larger player and it's more diversified and it benefits from the scale. the company totally dominates the natural organic food aisle and not just in places like whole foods and united natural. hain is dramatically expanding to new retailers domestically and new countries abroad. the company gets half of that from the uk where hain is growing rapidly and it's moving aggressively into canada and europe and hain is taking over conventional grocery stores and as well as big box stores like target, walmart, costco and sam's club. they're all doing well, and that's a very big reason why whole foods has been under pressure just so you know lately.

i refer to my friend and mentor mark haines. and we keep looking for the right kind of opportunities. "mad money" is coming right back. >> facebook's timeline has been rocky but the stock is up 50% since hitting it's lows. is it time to get friendly with the social shares or is it a fair weather friend? cramer is finding the answer in off the charts. and later, you ask what is your opinion in the u.s. american airlines merger. and he takes off to action. does us airways have more room to fly? get ready to put your portfolio in the follow upright position. you know a senior retail from brands like dressbarn cramer is trying it's stock on for size when he talks to its ceo coming up on monday money. don't miss a second of "mad money." follow on twitter. have a question? tweet cramer. send jim and e-mail to madmoney@cnbc.com. or call us at 1-800-743-cnbc. try running four.ning a restaurant is hard, fortunately we've got ink. it gives us 5x the rewards on our internet, phone charges and cable, plus at office supply stores. rewards we

as the dow closes at record highs, i refer to my friend and mentor mark haines. think he'd make peace with this market if we keep looking for the right kind of opportunities. "mad money" is coming right back. >> facebook's timeline has been rocky since its ipo, but the stock is up 50% since hitting its lows. is it time to get friendly with these social shares or is it just a fair weather friend? cramer is finding the answer in tonight's "off the charts." and later, flight plan. you ask what is your opinion in the u.s./american airlines merger. and cramer takes off to action. does u.s. airways have more room to fly? get ready to put your portfolio in the full upright position. show stopper? you know ascena retail from brands like dress barn and lane bryant. cramer is trying its stock on for size when he talks to its ceo coming up on monday money. don't miss a second of "mad money." follow @jimcramer on twitter. have a question? tweet cramer #madtweets. send jim an e-mail to madmoney@cnbc.com or call us at 1-800-743-cnbc. >> what could be more forgiving than this f

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. >> salesman nick hain seen here on the store security cameras has just finished restocking the shelves to clean up our mess, which we had a lot of empty boxes laying around. i was walking right down the aisle over there, and i pretty much just went over and was picking up empty boxes. >> a moment later the peace and quiet of the morning routine is shattered. >> i heard a shift and i saw the shelves starting to slowly tip and as soon as i saw that first section start to move, i just turned around and i ran as fast as i could out of there. >> the end of the shelving started pulling away from wall, from the front of the store to the back of the store. >> in just under ten seconds, 68 feet of shelving holding almost 7,000 bottles of wine crumples to the ground unleashing a tsunami of the finest merlot. >> smashed bottles everywhere, glass shards laying on the ground, wine just flowing. directly after, you could hear champagne bottles actually popping because they were so shook up that the tops were coming right off. it was just so unbelievable. it was anywhere from one to two inches of win

. >> caller: i'm calling about hain celestial. >> you know what? all this negative stuff. think there's a trend toward healthy eating and i think hain is a winner not a loser and the bears -- kevin in texas, kevin? >> caller: hey, jim, boo-yah from houston. >> boo-yah back at you. >> caller: do you think american rental car will break out to a new high after the awesome quarter? >> i like american rail car. there was a push between that one and trinity. we need tank cars. >> buy, buy, buy -- >> a plethora of oil in all different places and not a lot of pipelines and american rail is one of the helpers of that issue. joe in new york. joe? >> caller: hi, jim. >> hey, joe. >> caller: my stock is seadrill. sdrl. i'd like your comment on the stock and the high dividend. >> i have been incorrectly saying that this one is not the right one to be in because i was worried about the yield and the yield seems to be okay. i do like the drillers, i do like national oil well varco. my charitable trust just sold schlumberger at the 70 to 72. let's go to howard in indiana. howard? >> call

the trader was cia officer aldrich haines. >> i would never want to be or speak to him again.ay to him. it's a waste of my time and my breath. >> sandy grimes is a 26 year veteran from the cia. she worked as an analyst against the communist regime. she coauthored with fellow analyst the book circle of treason. >> we wanted to tell the story of what became known as the answerville hunting and identified the spy. >> the cia in roughly 65 and i volunteered. >> boston native ball redmond was an intelligence officer for the cia for over 30 years working mainly for the soviet and east european or se division. >> they were trying to steal secrets from war shaw, russia and the eastern europeans. >> sandy handled the information that came in from the general. >> it was from the second month i joined that agency that my career was intertwined with his. and that lasted probably 15 years. >> in 1921 de meet try fought for the red army in world war ii and after the war joined soviet military intelligence. he contacted the americans in early 1960d to offer to work as a source. >> what was h

. >>> time for three, two, one, live with sara haines.e take questions from the crowd. >> sara, how afraid should we be? >> very afraid. first up someone from oklahoma, shannon. >> good morning, ladies, we're in new york until saturday. what are your top picks for sightseeing? >> top picks for sightseeing. >> in new york city? >> what do you think? >> i really love the village. greenwich village, that's my favorite. >> i'm all about the restaurants, like go to balthaazar. >> you have to do central park. going to the top of the rock is a terrific view, it's a great time. it's going to warm up. so you're not picking a bad time. >> let's try to get mike in from portland. he was one of our fans of the week, hoda, he's on our trip right now. >> hey. >> hello, being a fan of the week, i love your i hoda playlist, i don't know what your dance moves are? i would love for you to tell us and maybe bust it out for us. >> i wish we had more time, because i'm so five seconds, i would have busted a move thaw wouldn't believe. we'll be right back with s

. >> sarah haines sifted through the three of them and came up with these. >> how is facebook?for a bark. >> i said "woof." >> that does not count. you need it to come from like here. >> it needs one of those. >> okay. our first photo, this is actually the winner of the caption contest. >> we loved that one. >> last week we put up this photo, and the winning caption is from our fan vicki atkinson clark. "i wanted to be in the budweiser clydesdale commercial." >> that's great. >> we'll reveal that at the end. but moving to the first photo, from dana hansen from peachtree city georgia. energy drinks fourth hour style. >> i like it. >> liz lester from centreville, ohio sent me this photo. a fortune cookie. a good way to keep healthy is to eat more chinese food. just come back to business. >> that's very clever. >>> next up, a photo from deb darby. it's definitely not an advertisement "you can smell our butts for miles." kind of like the dog costumes. >> those dog costumes have been around. >> i mean it. >>> finally jill oldford from newfoundland, pennsylvania submitted this one --

>> i like hain, it's cheaper than that stock.hink the shorts are on to become it -- he's got a thing that's going on where everyone is blocking his shots like mutomobo. but i think he's going to win. let's go to marty new york, please, marty. >> jim, how are you? >> how about you? >> i would like to think of what you think of the upside potential of limited brands, and also, what about the possibility of them spinning off the sooning ret and bad and bow botted warmers, if i go to buy gjx. it's really inexpensive. >> the lifestyles of those that, and those who want to be and it's 13 names of living large and it's going to tell the tale. don't move, lightning round is next. >>> all right, cramericans. the eighth anniversary show is coming up this friday and i still need to hear from you about your favorite moment. we've already received some great responses from you including this tweet somebody went to @jimcramer on twitter and this was @galawnpro who says just voted for the rant, #madmoney @jimcramer. i can't recall. >> bernanke

. >> and sara haines is across the street at the nbc experience store.>> first up is xena from have with an age question. >> what is the age-appropriate difference for dating? >> okay. very good question. >> the gap? >> for me i have a dividing line. like because i'm reached the point now where i'm old enough that other adults are too young for me to date. if i have to explain to you who marvin gaye are, y'all are out. >> what do you think, bob? >> i realized lately that i have this thing, if my standards are too high, i'll lower them. for me, as long as they can buy me a drink and not use a fake i.d., i'm in. >> you can't be old enough to be their uncle. even if you're like the cool uncle. you got to be -- >> what about older women? would you go for an older woman? >> zena, age is really just a number. >> how old would you go? >> you're as old as you feel. so -- >> how old? >> you can be 36, 37, if you're acting and we're on the same maturity level i'm all for it? >> what's the picture like now? >> what have you got? >> next up we have -- >> a facebook

>>> it is time for "3, 2, 1 live with sara haines."nging with the crowd over at the nbc experience store. >> who do you have for us? >> first les from seattle. >> hi, guys. what do you enjoy doing most on your days off? >> it's really none of your business, les. go ahead, hoda. >> it depends. some weekends i'll end up going to d.c. to see my nieces and mom and my brother. when i'm here, hanging, friends, date, maybe movie, dinner, you know, nothing big. just chilling. >> simpler the better. >> what about you? >> same thing with me. i like family time. just knowing you have a day that you can make for yourself, whatever you want. i do like to go see a good movie, see some theater, a book i like or want to read that's nothing work related. it's just a book that's been calling to me and you can curl up with it. i love that. >> next up we've got gina from seattle. >> hey, girls. >> hey! >> what is your very favorite vacation spot? >> i'm a caribbean girl. i love -- i like it because it's a direct flight. you can get there quickly, puerto r

. >> the late great mark haines. march 10th, 2009, where he nailed it.ectly called the bottom to the day. pretty darn amazing. my colleague bob pisani is here on the floor with me. take me back. >> we walked past the plaque in his honor. there's one by the stairs leading to the platform every single day. we always nod at mark. one of his many contributions to our network over the many years. >> he did nail it. it has been an amazing market. >> that is when the dow was at 6500. we're at 14,000. it took a lot of courage to say that at the time because march 9th and 10th no one knew where the bottom was. >> those were difficult days. i'm somewhat impressed with the market. i wish there was a little more volume. >> we're about an average day. we'll do 3.6, 3.7 billion towles shares on the nyse. 4 billion would be a strong day. i don't think -- declining spots not bad. you've been talking about transports at historic highs. >> my favorite index. >> market leaders. overall transportation index is the one that's up most. it's very broad. transport stocks, fedex

hain up almost 180%. there's biogen, a couple of buyouts there. to mention the fact that of late the investments that icahn enterprises have done, joe, have done tremendously well, right? except for rig. but that's still a work in progress. netflix, up big. some of the other names, cvi and whatever else, up big as well. >> motorola worked well also. carl is on a hot streak now, but i think this is more about rig itself and the fundamentals and a name i think you should be in. we've gotten past the worst. i like what's going on with energy, and it's in a perfect spot right now in the low 50s. i think you buy it. >> you like it because icahn's in the game? he's obviously gearing up for a fight. >> it adds to it. i think that's good. but i also pull carl out, i still like the fundamentals of what's going on in the company. >> stock is down 60% over the last five years in rig. >>> coming up on "the half," can u.s. stocks withstand china tightening, sequester fallout and italian election dysfunction? gemma godfrey will tell us how she's playing the mar

the march '09 lows, the late great mark haines are called for four years ago.t every sector of the s&p 500 is up 100% or more and if you look at october '07 to present, only four sectors are up led by consumer discretionaries and staples. >> do you think it represents buybacks for the rest of the year? >> i think carl icahn says so. >> buybacks, dividend hikes and m & a and where we are now. going back to m & a and looking at past records, looking at highs, 2000, m & a was 1.6 trillion, although/time warner deal. another deal in '06 and '07, private equity. we're nowhere near a bubble. >> i think you uttered a wow when mark said 1680 on the s&p this year. do you see it going this high? >> we've definitely on the bullish side of things, and i think where that does actually come into play the economy is still very slack, so if the economy real starts to accelerate to the upside, which, by the way, some of of the recent data points, that's where you get a number like that in the short term. if the economy tightens up, but the risk obviously is the fed might, you k

>> what will you do if you find the perpetrator of this haine ous crime? >> if i find the thief, they will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. and i plan to personally put these on him. >> i got to ask this question. what has more sentimental value, your handcuff necklace or your barrette. >> the barrette is lucy's, my daughter's. i have to go with the barrette. don't ask me anything else about what i wear. next thing i know, i'll turn around and lucy's barrette will be gone, anderson. anderson cooper. >> we're going to stay on it, nancy grace, thank you. good luck to you. >> anderson, thank you, friend. >> thank you, friend. let me just say on the record, that i promise cnn and ac 360 will devote all of its many resources to the search and i personally, i will stay on this story until the handcuffs are returned to their rightful owner or until tomorrow's ridiculist. >> she said these are real, i don't think she was talking about the handcuffs. we should tell you, mark geragos will be on ac 360 tonight to respond to nancy grace's accusati accus

and this -- haines corpse. and this basically meant they were captured illegally. at that point the navy would have to show the courts that this person actually was a sailor and that he belonged in the navy. there was always a certain amount of controversy about press gangs and whether they were on the up and up, you know? whether they acted properly. they were certainly susceptible to bribes. men got out of service that way. and so, you know, really there was a lot of legends about press gangs and recruiting, it's in english lore. one of my favorites is that you should always be careful when you were sipping your ale in a tavern because some recruiter could always have put a schilling inside of your glass, and if you accepted that shilling, just like the bounty, you essentially were saying that you were volunteering for service. so you wouldn't want to drink that. and that's one reason, according to legend, that to this day pint glasses in england are glass, clear, so you can see what you're drinking. so there's some amazing moments in the atlantic world involving

only five days left in her 20 days of isolation in the hole for fighting, 37-year-old inmate kinay hainesbreaking up the monotony. >> you can talk through the vents. right here in the same part right here, right here there's a hole you can commute with your neighbor. i used to communicate with my neighbor. but she left today. >> are you happy for her? >> no. i wanted her to stay. because she used to sing to me every night. i'm not going to lie. i wanted her to stay. that's selfish. i'm a selfish one. >> 30% of the women incarcerated in l.a. county jail have a significant risk of mental health problems. according to a study conducted by the jail's department of mental health, it was also found that the majority of these women are drug abusers. >> so the bottom line, i think, is that we're dealing with a very difficult population. >> dr. michael maloney is the head of the women's mental health treatment. >> we're dealing with a group of people who really don't get mental health services that are effective in the community. so many of them drift down to the point that they get arrested. >> w

hain celestial rising today. analysts are fans. here's why.rends in the organic sector. the largest customer is whole foods, which sought mid to high single digit traffic growth on a year over year basis through early march. melissa, back to you. >>> what would you do if the government planned to tax you? it could become a reality parliament will take you on the ground and get reaction from the people of cyprus. that's next. ♪ no two people have the same financial goals. pnc works with you to understand yours and help plan for your retirement. visit a branch or call now for your personal retirement review. at a hertz expressrent kiosk, you can rent a car without a reservation... and without a line. now that's a fast car. it's just another way you'll be traveling at the speed of hertz. >>> hundreds, as you see there, protesting in cyprus just minutes before parliament begins debate on taxes. p he helps run his family's auto parts business there. >> caller: yes. hello. >> what has it been like? have you and your friends, your colleagues, been go

later on this hour, you'll listen to mark haines' call the s&p bottom almost perfectly, almost four years and he does it with that pixie -- >> we'll hear that sound in a few minutes. >>> pisani is on the floor on a friday. >> good morning, everybody. happy friday. what a jobs report, huh? interesting, the futures only moved a little bit on this. this is a string of stronger news. consumer confidence, ism manufacturing, chicago numbers were all generally better than expected. alec had a great comment this morning talking about the goldilocks scenario, strong enough to get the attention of the markets. not strong enough for the fed to actually act, either by lowering their purchases or raising interest rates. the big story this morning that's being passed around was the reuters story about the fed actively considering allowing their bond portfolio to simply mature. of course, mr. greenspan is -- excuse me, mr. bernanke mentioned this before. it got a lot of attention. not dumping bonds would put less pressure on bond yields. that's gotten a lot of attention overall. dollar rallied huge this

. >>> time for webtastic when sara haines digs up the next hot video. >> a dancing grandma that can bust the car, the 88-year-old grandma danced her way out of the house to "run around sue." pay attention to what she says at the end. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> okay -- and we're going to -- listen. ♪ >> i could dance all [ bleep ] day! [ laughter ] >> grandma, she's adorable. >> what way to start your monday. >> parents this may be hard to hear. we're going to tell you why it's good -- good -- to let your kids say "hell." >> mommy! i went potty! that's great, honey... where? for life's bleachable moments. it's alwaysou in my fridge. activia's important for my overall well being. because it helps regulate my digestive system. and when you feel good on the inside, it shows on the outside. shine from the inside out with activia. ♪ dannon i know just where they are. youthcode dark spot correcting skincare from l'oreal paris addresses key discoloration issues 86% of women saw less dark spots. treat dark spots youth code from l'oréal paris >>> it is 10:26. good morning. i'm marla tellez. minimum wage workers get

. >>> it is time for "3, 2, 1 live with sara haines." >> who do you have for us?s and mom and my brother. when i'm here, hanging, friends, maybe movie, you know, dinner. nothing big. just chilling. >> simpler the better. >> what about you? >> same thing with me. i like family time. just knowing you have a day that you can make for yourself, whatever you want. i do like to go see a good movie, see some theater, a book i like or want to read that's nothing work related. it's calling to me and i can curl up. i love that. >> next up we've got gina from seattle. >> hey, girls. >> hey! >> what is your very favorite vacation spot? >> i'm a caribbean girl. i love -- i like it because it's a direct flight. you can get there quickly, puerto rico, places like that, and i just enjoy the beach. i could just chill with a book on the beach for a week, no sweat. >> for a vacation, my -- >> hello? >> vacation, i'm thinking about it, my favorite place in the entire world is italy. for a study trip, i love to go to the holy land. that's the most fascinating place on earth. but to ju

>>> time for three, two, one, live with sara haines. >> sara, how afraid should we be?love the village. greenwich village, that's my favorite. >> i'm all about the restaurants, like go to balthaazar. going to the top of the rock is a terrific view, it's a great time. it's going to warm up. so you're not picking a bad time. >> let's try to get mike in from portland. he was one of our fans of the week, hoda, he's on our trip right now. >> hey. >> hello, being a fan of the week, i love your i hoda playlist, i don't know what your dance moves are? >> i wish we had more time, because i'm so five seconds, i would have busted a move thaw wouldn't believe. we'll be right back with some furry little creatures right after this. ♪ i woke up to a light bulb on ♪ every little thing is possible now ♪ [ female announcer ] kraft added a touch of philadelphia cream cheese to our natural shredded cheese so you can bring a creamier melt to any morning. ♪ life is amazing with the love that i've found ♪ ♪ ♪ life is amazing with the love that i've found ♪ wmeet dream fresh bb cream from? may

. >> and sara haines is across the street at the nbc experience store. >> first up is an age question'all are out. >> i realized lately that i have this thing, if my standards are too high, i'll lower them. for me, as long as they can buy me a drink and not use a fake i.d., i'm in. >> you can't be old enough to be their uncle. even if you're like the cool uncle. you got to be -- >> what about older women? would you go for an older woman? >> zena, age is really just a number. >> how old would you go? >> you're as old as you feel. so -- >> how old? >> you can be 36, 37, if you're acting and we're on the same maturity level i'm all for it? >> what's the picture like now? >> what have you got? >> next up we have -- >> a facebook question. right here, from brooke. here's a good question. would men rather you play a little hard to get or be more anxious to meet them or go out with them? >> mauritzio? >> i think men want to play a little bit hard to get. it's just so easy. you have to be a little bit open about it. you need to let the guy know that you want to be with him but you have to pla