she's hilary kramer, editor of gamechangerstocks.com. interesting combination here, livestock health care with animal health international, nice to see you again. this is a company that sells drugs, vaccines and other supplies. it's a microcap company. what makes you like ahii? >> tom, this is a great way to play the global commodities boost. animal health, ahii, provides these medications and anti-parasites and equipment for the hog farmers, the cattle herders, the sheep farmers, and this is a $3.80 stock, it's finally been moving, but could rape double from here. and the reason is that finally these herders have the incentive and they have the money to want to keep their animals really healthy, and then match that with the consumer $2 billion consumer pet business, and that is on fire even in a recessionary environment. >> tom: rehave seen livestock prices rise recently as well. let's get to the updates from the inbox, a couple e-mails on a chinese stock you mentioned a few weeks ago, david d. writing you mentioned npd recently, it has

she's hilary kramer, editor of gamechangerstocks.com.hillary, nice to see you. >> pleasure. >> tom: with the dow breaking out to post recession highs with the big caps, why go small? >> with the small caps we're going to find some real innovation, companies that have innovations that will be saving people's lives or saving companies billions of dollars. a lot of the big caps have already had their run. cater pillar can only sell so many more bull dozers. but i look to the small caps for doubles. i look to the big caps to try to find companies to keep in my portfolio for a decade and make 10 to 15% a year. >> tom: young of the small cap is is ymi, focuss on cancer treatment. a speculative name here, $200 million market cap, below $3 per share and a volatile stock at that. >> the experts within the field have told me that it is the most promising da that they have seen ever, and so especially with inflammatory diseases and with head and neck cancers and pancreatic cancer so, this is a company i'm risking my money on for the up side, there'

she's hilary kramer, editor at gamechangerstocks.com. so, hillary, you like grife, not a household name, but an industrial packer, steel drums, other packing material. shares are up over 30% over the past year, so what's the catalyst? >> well, the catalyst here is the economy is improving, it's improving globally. with a lot of electronics being produced it all has to go into boxes, pharmaceuticals, household items, even a refrigerator comes in a box, and this is what greif does, and the key is that one of their competitors was just acquired at approximately a 30% premium. there's some real consolidation taking place in this sector with such high demand. >> tom: do you think greif cob a buyer or be bought? >> they've been a buyer. they have so far been rolling up but a bigger player will probably come in or someone who wants to are integrated will come in and take this paneling company away. remember they make plastic water bottles, charcoal, fertilizer, they're everywhere, so there's a lot acquisition potential here. >> tom: cardboard b

we'll feature some of your questions next wednesday our guest on this evening's "street critique" is hilary kramer with gamechangerstocks.com. >> tom: here's what we're watching for tomorrow: quaterly results from kellogg, mastercard and merck. along with weekly jobless claims, december factory orders and january chain store sales. we'll see if there's any impact from the winter weather. also tomorrow, ben bernanke meets the press. the federal reserve chairman discusses the economic outlook at the national press club. standard & poor's cut ireland's credit rating by one notch to "a minus" today. that's four levels above non- investment grade. it gives ireland the same rating as portugal, turkey and cyprus. s&p says a further downgrade is possible as the irish government struggles to contain bank bailout costs. the downgrade comes as ireland prepares for elections in which the cost of bailing out banks is a major issue. >> tom: h.p. will give a refund

we have a very, very funny guy, hilarious, michael showalter is here. [ cheers and applause ] he's going about his new book. he has a new book out called "mr. funny pants. and we have a great new stand-up comedian making his television debut here tonight, dan st. germain is here. [ cheers and applause ] it's going to be good. you like new people. it's going to be a fun, fun show. you guys, it's thursday. it's time to remix the clips. here we go. now, this is -- this is where we take stuff we found on the internet and tv, stuff that's funny, weird, or interesting, and have our very own questlove remix it right there. it's really fun. our first clip comes from one of my favorite shows out there right now. "the bachelor." anybody watching "the bachelor"? [ applause ] it may be hard to know who brad has connection with, but one thing for sure, brad is scared. [ laughter ] "i'm just scared." and these women are scared. everybody is scared, apparently. take a look. >> you're scaring me. you're scaring me badly. >> i'm freaking out. >> i've been so terrified, but now i'm scared. >> scares me to

one of the things that i found hilarious was that the woman who you know with who he was corresponding here she wants to stay anonymous but she did give an interview to two different websites and chile had two words of advice for christopher lee's wife here she just said get tested if you think she's right on that one. well i think she's right because i think that anyone who finds out that her man has been trolling for her. on craig's list probably that means the dude's not that discerning right so i think yes that's solid advice from from this anonymous woman well as by meeting her dude who was a congress member you don't need to troll around on craigslist you know just to find a girl to date that's what capitol hill is for that's why there are a million cute young staffers running around it anyway i decided i still think that he's absolutely stupid for the way but he did this and i don't appreciate the fact that he's cheating on his wife whom we have a child with but i also want to talk a little bit more about this woman with whom he was corresponding because like i said she is remai

and it has hilarious raps on how howe and hummel opry. this book was written by a former new york district attorney who in tangled within a number of times. so i think they were motivated essentially by money. and then i also think they grew to enjoy their celebrity, so by the end of their career, they want to be part of high profile cases. so for example, if any of you have read the age of darkness, there's an opening scene in that book when the truck, mutilated trunk of a body washes up on the east river. is the space on an actual case in which a masseuse, he was stabbed, shot, decapitated, and then dismembered by his ex-girlfriend and her new lover. so he was thoroughly, thoroughly done in. eventually, his tormentors were caught and tried. actually in long island city which was just across the water. now, one of the defendants, a gentleman named william back shows up in court and he says, i don't have a lawyer. and there's a tradition in new york. it wasn't a requirement, and tradition that a capital case, they would find counsel for y

there is a comedy film from nigeria that is pretty hilarious.ou can get to know arabs threw their laughing as well. [speaking in foreign language] >> when you come to see all the diversity, nationality, ethnic, skin color, dialect, anything that you can think of, that world is very rich in diversity. we are trying to represent that diversity so people can see the different parts of the arab world. [speaking in arabic] >> people should participate in the festival because of the benefits they can get. first, the educational benefit of learning about the stories of the arab world. diverse stories. people in the united states sometimes think of the arab world as a lump sum. what is good about the arab film festival is the also have a festival for the school's program, which we have films where we invite free of charge, i schoolers to come and attend. every year, high schoolers to go out really with a good experience, attending and watching these films. the arab film festival is not only about the festival in october. we also have year-round programs

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from the great show "parks and recreation" the hilarious aziz ansari is joining us. [ cheers and applause-- and we've got some great music. he plays bass for a little band called phish. mike gordon is here, you guys. [ cheers and applause ] [ sings bass lines ] come on, what a fun show. what a fun end to the week. we have a great show tonight. but first, the modern world is a crazy place or as my friend says -- "is a crazza plas." [ laughter ] and that's why, here at "late night," we like to celebrate those things in life that stand the test of time, the things that last, the things that are permanent. what's the most permanent thing of all? it's the permanent, aka the perm. that's right everyone. it's "late night" perm week. here we go. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ that's right. it is -- [ laughter ] "late night" perm week. >> steve: 110. >> jimmy: yeah, he sings -- he's got some good notes there. [ light laughter ] the entire week we celebrate the most ass-kicking hairdo of all time by picking one dude per day from our studio audience and perming his hair, thus changing his life forever.

there was an extrodinary house, lucky house, very grateful for all of that who is hilariously funny.e is holder sister, anita brenner was older, worked in the "new york times" in the 1930s. there are many pictures of anita in those family scrapbooks. unfortunately my father hated his older sister, rather than getting to have wonderful times of gertrudestein in mexico, all i heard was she is a monster. they didn't speak. the idea of her, the largeness of her loomed large in the house. >> so you start out, you become a writer for all of these reasons and you are someone who compulsively takes notes and packages what you see in story form, as you decide you are going to climb into your own life and own family story, how did you figure out what was true? >> that was a tough one. first of all, being a reporter, so often it is about a way with of finding our own stories and the stories we write about. one of the aspects so interesting for so many of us, if you are an introverted extrovert or shy person or rather hidden asking questions is a great way to hide. if you are writing a memoir, i

i think it's hilarious. they're falling in the water,/ing. >> alan: here's what we found in the santa cruz mountains. this is what is left of the snow that fell friday night on skyline boulevard and highway 9. >> what you think of it? >> it's awesome. >> do you get to the snow a lot? >> not really. >> well, what do you think of the snow? >> it's kind of cold. we can make a lot of stuff with it. >> alan: and in the sierra, ski resorts are cashing in with several feet of new snow falling on this holiday weekend. s a as for the road, caltrans cameras showing traffic moving well in the mountains, including interstate 80 near truckee. resorts have gotten anywhere from four to seven feet of new snowfall presidents day weekend attracts some of the largest crowds to the slopes every year. >> we're getting more great pictures from our viewers. nancy sent us this one of a snow plow trying to clear old highway 53 in the clear lake area. this one is on the empire grade in the santa cruz mountains where carolyn found sev

from "jersey shore," a super fun and hilarious girl, nicole "snooki" polizzi is here!applause ] >> jimmy: snook. he's starting on msnbc next week. a very respected reporter, martin bashir is with us. [ cheers and applause ] and we've got a performance from one of the greats. laurie anderson, ladies and gentlemen, we have tonight. this is good. it's gonna be real, real, real good. good 400th show. you know, a lot of you guys know i'm a huge fan of reality tv. you guys love reality tv? [ cheers and applause ] i'm especially -- i'm into "jersey shore." i'm very into "real housewives" series on bravo. [ cheers and applause ] i love it. "real housewives of orange county, new york, new jersey, atlanta, beverly hills, miami." i'm lovin' all of them. shout out to andy cohen. but my favorite -- my absolute favorite is the version that's shot right here in our very own building. it's called the "real housewives of late night." [ cheers and applause ] and it stars my wife denise and four of her friends. they are back for a new season, and take it from me, out of all the "real hou

>> it's hilarious, they're falling in the water. >> alan: here's what we found in the santa cruz mountains. this is what is left of the snow that fell friday night on skyline boulevard on highway 9. there was plenty left to play in. >> what do you think of it? >> it's awesome. >> do you get to the snow a lot? >> not really. >> well, what do you think of the snow? >> it's kind of cold. we can make a lot of stuff with it. >> alan: and with several feet of new snow falling, tau he ski resorts are reaping the benefits from the storm. traffic is moving very well this afternoon on several arteries in the mountains, including interstate 80 near truckee. the resorts are reporting between four and seven feet of new snow during the past week, which is just in time because presidents day weekend attracts some of the largest crowds to the slopes eave year. for a better look at the rain and snow totals so far, least going to leigh glaser. >> leigh: we thought we would check in with live doppler 7hd. it's been very active for the past four to five days. not so much right now, getting a little break. her

chris rock does this special, hilarious, i cannot repeat the line, but he says whenever a guy looks in the eye and says hello to you, he is basically asking for something. i have to send you that tape said that you can get school bond when guys are hitting on you. let's set that aside. you mentioned it haiti. tell me how that work is coming along. >> it is incredible. i landed in haiti in a couple years ago. we all took a trip there. it was as if as soon as i landed i got hit by the bug and i would never leave out. i worked with a group of women, politicians, businesswoman, sophisticated, incredible women, supported the women's media campaign, and then right after the earthquake i was there with some friends and built the first women's clinic. i was there some years before the earthquake, and have many friends on all different levels of society, which is very interesting as well. that -- i realize there is this whole and the ngo world. everybody is constantly try to take ownership, fighting for funding, and we found out we did not want to reinvent the wheel. i have an organization call

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also tomorrow, hilary kramer is back as our "street critique" guest. e-mail us your questions. the address is streetcritique@nbr.com. the f.d.a. today proposed a new way to fast-track cutting edge medical devices. the idea is to speed up things that could revolutionize patient care. the f.d.a. has come under fire for losing ground to europe, where devices are approved faster. but some consumer groups worry ramping up the process could be risky for patients. the f.d.a. will listen to those concerns from the public for a month. >> tom: if you've been hiding assets overseas from the i.r.s., you now have a second chance to fess up to the tax man without criminal prosecution. the voluntary disclosure program announced today requires you to settle up with the i.r.s. by the end of august. if you're caught after that, you'll face harsher penalties and possible jail time. the offer is similar to one the i.r.s. made two years ago that netted 15,000 tax evaders. >> susie: if you've seen the >> susie: if you've seen the movie "the social network," you may be thinking, "why does my kid need

they are -- hilarious. >> here is what we found in the san thanknta cruz mountains. what is left of what fell on friday night. >> what do you think of it? >> it is awesome. >> do you get to the snow a lot? >> no, not really. >> what do you think of the snow? >> it is kind of cold. we can make a lot of stuff with it. >>> we are getting more great pictures from you, our abc7 viewers. they sent of this a snowplow clearing the clear lake area. this is the empire grade in the santa cruz mountains where they found several fender benders and roads closed. we have a couple shots of mount diablo. it was sent to us by joanne who said they shot it near clayton. on the other side of the mountain, they sent this picture looking at the snow-covered peaks. you can up load them to you report at abc7news.com, or e-mail them to you report at kgo-tv .com. thanks a lot. >>> at least one psychologist worries that self-mutilation videos posted on youtube may serve as a how to guide for young people bent on hurting themselves. a study published in the journal pediatrics found the youtube v

hilary kramer is back as our "street critique" guest. send your questions for her to streetcritiquenbr.com. more of toyota's vehicles are under scrutiny by the u.s. government. this time, it's the highlander s.u.v. the national highway traffic safety administration will look at about 44,000 of the vehicles. it's gotten 32 complaints that the 2006 hybrid model is prone to stalling. in most cases, the s.u.v. would not start and had to be taken in for service. so far, no one has been hurt. >> tom: the man overseeing b.p.'s $20 billion spill fund, kenneth feinberg, is responding to critics. in a court filing, he says the process used to compensate victims has been "nothing short of extraordinary". feinberg says his efforts have exceeded what's required by federal law. but critics say the process is mired in red tape and delays. those unhappy with the fund's progress range from gulf area residents and businesses to lawmakers and b.p. itself. >> susie: with all the talk of budget numbers and spending cuts in washington, d.c., tonight's comment

. >> hilarious. >> the mayor didn't know how much the project cost, but it's a project that some business owners think could be taken care of at a later time. >> eyes watering? >> when i start to laugh, my eyes water. >>> we are just two days away from super bowl sunday. >> fans can get get tickets, but they have to shell out big bucks. >> right. about 1800 tickets remain on the league's official site. the cheepest seats, just over 2,900-dollars. for nearly $24,000, you can get a lower level seat at mid field. for the record, tickets to the first super bowl in 1967 ranged from 6 to $12. >> yeah, they weren't sure if the idea was going to work. wouldn't that be nice. >> or watch it for free at home. >> exactly. >> on tv. in your pjs. >> or at a bar. >>> breaking news this morning, another fire is burn in -- fire is burning in firefighter. >>> one transit agency wants to give free rides to the homeless. who is covering the cost. >>> and it's down to the wire, three schools set for closier. how parents and students are rallying to save their school. morning... the new plan at the white house

. >> i have to say doritos was hilarious. >> reporter: the ad sparked a lot of talk during halftime. the garcia family was happy to share their favorites. and the commercials got plenty of cyberspace, too, with people chatting on facebook. this volkswagon add made many light up. >> my favorite rid commercial was the little boy with darth vader. >> reporter: now dueling companies just have to wait and see if super bowl memories translate into super-sized profits. >>> the other big news was how many tech companies were back with the super bowl. you saw both living social and groupon. how did the commercials rate? usa today's rating says the bud light ad tied for first sharing the top spot with the doritos ad with the pug created by consumers. my least favorite was the doritos with the grandfather. i think it depends on how recently you have lost someone. a death in the family in froto frito lay. >> yeah, but you can't go wrong with a pug and a bag of chips. it is always a good time. >>>1 degrees, 81 degrees in oakland. the warmest day in february on record in oakland. hayward hit 81 de

and some of the hilarious ads from the make your own ad contest tomorrow. that will be great. that's going to do it for this edition of eyewitness news. we will see you again at 11:00. until then, our news and weather is on cbs-sf.com. have a great night. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ( heart pounding )

also, hilary kramer is back as our "street critique" guest. send us your questions-- streetcritique@nbr.com. citigroup now owns the beatles. the bank took over music label emi today, and agreed to write off most of the company's debt. a citi loan helped a british private equity firm buy emi four years ago. but despite big name acts on emi's roster, that takeover failed because music sales slumped. citi is expected to sell emi to another record label, with warner music and sony among the likely candidates. the executive who oversaw gap's bungled logo redesign has fallen out of fashion with the retailer. marka hansen is leaving this week. her departure as president of gap's north american division comes after a disappointing holiday season. on her watch, sales at north american stores slumped. when the gap updated its logo, hansen initially defended it, but customer backlash led the company to scrap it and return to the original. when it comes to the world's top risk managers, tonight's commentator says they were all asleep at the wheel in davos