. >> so maria, we just saw that hines commercial out of england, nurture gold, the little boy's namee commercial is charlie. does charlie really need it? >> well, according to the world health organization, healthy safety alliance and other organizations, there is no nutritional benefits from these formulas. the regular cow' cow's milk and a varied diet, if consumers have worry about picky eaters and difficult eaters these formulas would not provide the nutrition they need. >> hines and nestle declined to come on the show but nestle did provide united states with the statement that the health and well-being of infants is our prime concern. sufficient levels of key nutrients, our growing-up milks have a role to play in meeting the nutrition requirements ever children. gums, or growing up milks, we are committed to providing a number of nutrition options. >>> it's interesting waj that they share the concern s of the european safety association and that association is one that says these products are not necessary. >> they use this for their toddlers, it is helpful, got to get that pers

you know them as duncan hines. maybe mrs.and turns them around. we got behind the stock before it became public at 20 bucks a share a year ago. 41% gain since then. they reported this morning, laid out the incremental sales increases and debt reduction statemeat the same time. maybe perfect for those who want a lower risk situation in the portfolio. with potential for excellent dividend growth over time. let's check in with the ceo of pinnacle foods. welcome to the show. thank you for coming on and have a seat. you have a collection of brands we grew up on. but i think you're reducing the cost of producing it which is terrific. but also the change subtly, the freshness and organic nature of what originally when we were growing up. >> a couple of things you touch on here. first of all, our mission is reinvigorating iconic brands. we take other brands that people declare nonstrategic and we make them fresh and relevant. we drive productivity really hard. that gives us fuel to invest back into the brands to bring them to life th

. -- jimnted of gin just hines will join me.sident once again going it alone, this time an executive order to make more eligible for overtime. we'll find out what this means for the job economy. george soros on the impact on the global economy and how he really feels about wooten. -- putin. ♪ >> he plans to sign an executive order. rules so more people will be eligible for overtime pay if they're working more than 40 hours a week. i am joined by mike mckee and white house correspondent phil mattingly with more on the story. what start with you. you're making $455 a more, you're considered management, you do not get overtime. class it is concave. you cannot deny overtime to any salary worker will makes less elite. executive,e deemed administrative, or professional employees, can be exempted from the law. the president wants to raise the theand he wants to change definition of who is eligible. phil probably knows more about the president posses exact plan but until we know those, we cannot estimate the impact. >> let's go to you f

joining me in the studio now is kevin hines and several years ago, this is an unbelievable story.went over the golden gate bridge with the intent to kill himself. miraculously he survived, is here is thriving a global speaker and author and outspoken advocate for mental health. i'm happy to see you here happy and in person. >> i'm happy to be here in more ways than one. >> this is the book. a great title "cracked: not broken." you say your dad came up with it? >> my dad came up with it. >> i'm sure your family is thrilled that you're here. how old are you when you did this? >> i was 19, due to bipolar disease, when i went to the golden gate bridge and attempted suicide by jumping off, the single worst action of my entire life was an instant regret and i just prayed i would live and thankfully i did. it was year later when my dad took me to the golden gate bridge to drop a flower off and find closure. after i talked with the clergymen i decided to dedicate my life to trying to help prevent suicide and trying to help people define mendel illness. >> bipolar, things going on in your

ida hines is not happy apowt the increase in traffic but -- >> it will be revenue to santa clara andhink whatever's goingl keep our tax base down, i'm for it. >> reporter: now, the chiefs tell me tonight that there will be more police officers on the streets during gamee1 days. and they also encourage people to use their smartphones toe1 b on top of the traffic problems, > new video in. a crime sweep in san jos.vy several law enforcement agencies rail system. officers from the sheriff'slp department werejf joined by san jose probation and tcajf agents were also on hand. they're on the lookout from anythinging from evasion to drug possession and parole violation. there were several arrests and several tickets cgiven, as well. >> you'd better watch when you water especially during this weekend's 80 degree weather. the vote could impact your fronp lawn. new water restrictions for prefremont, newark and union city. the water district voted tonight to declare an emergency water s

i chose hines ward, who won. i picked david arquette, who was terrible, to be honest with you.nced back with donald driver. he won it. i picked zendaya coleman, who came in second place. and last season i picked amber riley from "glee" and last season i won once again. [ cheers and applause ] 12 seasons i've been doing this i've correctly picked two third place winners two, second place winners and a staggering seven winners. and that is why they call me nostra-dance-mus. [ cheers and applause ] i am ready to make my prediction for 2014. earlier today i wrote a celebrity dancer's name down on a piece of paper. i locked it inside a tiny briefcase. and then i secured that little briefcase inside guillermo's mouth. right, guillermo? [ laughter ] are you ready for this, guillermo? >> mm-hmm. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: drum roll, please. thank you. guillermo, reveal my selection for this season of "dancing with the stars." >> amy purty. [ applause ] >> jimmy: that's right. amy purty is the snowboarder who has an incredible story. she has no leg. how can you vote against a dancer with no

. >> there is something else hine this they plan to carry inventory in the trucks. when you order something ventorryed in the trucks they can drop it off much more immediately. gives them more rapid response time. no are 24 hours. not even same day. could be delivery for locations of ink or pens or things ordered commonly from amazon and can be delivered. this is much bigger. melissa: roving -- >> roving stores. like, very much. melissa: does anyone else do anything like that. >> no, at this particular point in time nobody does. only thing that clued us into they put out patent request on this activity. soon thereafter the rumor on the trucks came out. makes a lot of sense. pretty hard to compete with the economics of ups and fedex given the size of their facilities but if you can turn the trucks into something else, suddenly it makes sense. melissa: so do you think it is not about cutting costs then? they had the huge bump up of a billion dollars. >> no, it will cut costs but when you have companies the size of ups and fedex and the company already gone through con

here's a company that makes dunkin hines cakes.ast night, bird's eye vegetables, hosted by hungry man, these brands have growth sales at 1% to 2% a year. that does generate 12% to 15% in earnings growth because the company's so effective of taking out costs and adding slight changes to each brand taking up more aisle space in the supermarket. they have consistent dividend increases. you will never ever shoot the lights out with pinnacle. the best you can hope for is some nice, steady growth. as pinnacle buys unloved divisions from other food companies, dusts them off and grows them with lower costs. that's a tried and true pinnacle formula. that's certainly an awfully cozy shoe for more mature investor. so i'm not speaking with a forked tongue when i say i like both types of stocks. i'm simply saying in the vast shoe store that's the stock market, you have to find the shoe that fits you correctly. and if you do, wear it. stick with cramer. >>> all right. leaving it here. going right to the bayou where i hope to see you monday. i th

hines received eight years, six months. >> these high-speed hazards should serve as a warning to anyone road. >> when a car passes you at a high rate of speed driving erratically, it's obviously some issue that you need to be aware of. we tell people to pull over to the shoulder of the road, turn your radio down so you can hear what's going on. >> okay look it, he's fishtailing. >> here you go. >> fishtailing. here it goes. he's going to wreck. >>> coming up -- crash after crash after crash all at the same location and all caught on camera. and later, a truck smashes through a store front pinning a woman behind the counter when "caught on camera: crash" returns. y. oh, boy. [ carmel ] that drives me nuts. it gives me anxiety just thinking about how crazy they get. [ doorbell rings ] [ daughter ] oh, wow. [ carmel ] swiffer wetjet. you guys should try this. it's so easy. oh, my. [ gasps ] i just washed this floor. if i didn't see it i wouldn't believe it. [ carmel ] it did my heart good to see you cleaning. [ regina ] yeah, your generation has all the good stuff. [ daughter ] oh, yeah. [

we are a hines 50 in church and we are not going to judge you. you can get babysitting and here is place where you can send your kids to school in that sort of thing. i think that is an enormous appeal. the problem with religion and the whole discussion of that it today is that it tends to be caricatured. that is okay if you don't go to church on a regular basis you are a secular humanist or at cafeteria catholic. you don't believe in god and you don't obey the rules whatever it is and those that don't know sees those that do go as being too dogmatic into structured and both of these characters i think are complicated. it is again a big shift in terms of how religious institutions cope with the shifts in religion. we also have new religions coming into play and what i mean by that we have a dramatic rise of muslim americans now equaling jewish americans in the country according to the best data that we have. you know we have other -- we have more of buddhas but that's like from nothing to something but not a huge number there. it's a much more di

he what was in the duncan hines guide.then this could kentucky -- [inaudible] he loses his business. he picks up take the pressure program goes door-to-door to restaurant gulf coast convention he says let me show you how to make the best fried chicken. he asked like a thousand people and want one of them took him up on it and the rest is history. is everyone going to grow to be colonel sanders? obviously not. but how do you have the best shot? it's moving. policy wise we made mistakes on that. we now are looking at north carolina's unemployment benefits and i think that we do have evidence that the we willing been on deployment benefits causes people because it is the worst feeling not to be moral hazard in the sense of i'm just going to enjoy living on unemployment benefits. there's some of that. i know people who have done it. most of it is when i look for java i feel anxious and terrified and again stand. i'll do that later. and when you have money coming in, later is a lot later. the problem is the resumes over time fo

. >> number nine is the foods ,istributor behind duncan hines pinnacle foods said retail sales were upby the recent acquisition of wishbone. olive the parent of the garden and red lobster chain canceled its investor meeting and will instead meet with individual analysts. darden is facing ongoing pressure from activists investors to improve the performance of the restaurant chain. >> number seven is the children's place, fourth-quarter fiscal earnings dropped 18%. winterlaming severe weather. it has also closed 125 stores -- will close 125 stores through 2016. five -- number six is the book on. in russiaa revenue and ukraine jumped 25%. five, fiscal earnings were down and sales were down at joy global. metals prices were to blame. did reiterate its revenue outlook for the year. >> number four is the yen. -- siena.d it it has said it is well-positioned for the decisions it has made. >> number three, costco. percent --l three 15%, missing analyst estimates for a third quarter. revenue from ever should fees gained four percent. >> number two at staples. the office supply chain announced pl

it was in the duncan hines guide. he used to be a person before he was a cake mix.aughter] and then the kentucky freeway bypasses his business, and he loses his business. and he's 65 years old, he starts going door to door to restaurants, goes to convention, give me five cents a chicken and i'll show you the best fried chicken you've ever had. he asked like a thousand people, and one of them took him up on it, and the rest is history. is everyone going to grow up to be colonel sanders? obviously, not. but how do you have the best shot? it's to keep moving. and i think policy wise we made mistakes on that. we now are looking at north carolina's unemployment benefits, and i think that we do have evidence that the way that we lengthen unemployment benefits caused people -- because it is the worst feeling not to be moral hazard in the sense of i'm just going to enjoy living off my unemployment benefits. i'm not going to say that isn't, i know people who have done it. but midwest of it is i can't stand it, i'm going to do that later. and when you have money coming in, la

we spoke with two-time olympic gold medalist jim hines.son to better 0 seconds for the 10 meter race. as an oakland native he's really excited to see the running festival grow. >> oh, yeah to help something like this, in your own city, if i would have had this back in 1961 and '6 2, i'm sure that would have enhanced me more to be a faster person and to maybe win three gold medals instead of two. >> reporter: the video you are seeing are the wheelchair runners who kicked off the half marathon. that is team will and team ari. they were allowed to start the race off ahead of the half marathon pack. very excited to be out here this morning. also tell you the 5k winners are local. they are from san francisco and oakland. we have a lot of oakland pride out here, a lot of bay area pride. you are taking a live look at the finish area where people are getting rehydrated, stocking up on bananas, apples, a granola bar after run sog many miles. people are just excited to celebrate all their accomplishments. there are going to be d.j.'s throughout the

you know, the bottom hine here is that, you know, think piece of land you'll always have more than one people claiming supreme ownership of it. my russian friends tell me that, you know, they believe that because the people speak russian, the majority of the people speak russian and identify as russian, that they have the best claim to it. i think also the bottom line here is when the russians invaded, they met almost no resistance and that also, we should acknowledge, reflects some sort of acceptance by the create me yang people. now, whether or not that justifies limited autonomy for cry mia inside ukraine is sort of a political debate. but ethnically and culturally, its seems to be the case that the crimean people are okay with it. >> host: josh rogin joining us to talk about ukraine. gary from indiana, democrats' line. hi. >> caller: how you doing today? >> host: fine. >> caller: yeah. i think putin's just worried about his naval base there. yeah. because he just p signed a new deal with the ousted president to keep the base there, and i think he's worried about the new president's

duncan hines used to be a person a travel guide before you as a cake mix.hey have built so through way that bypasses business. he's 65 years old at this point. at this point he goes door-to-door with a pressure cooker and he is cooking fried chicken for people to show them. one of them took him up on it. is everyone going to be a colonel sanders? obviously not but how do you have the best shot? keep moving and policywise we make mistakes on that. we now are looking at north carolina's unemployment benefits and i think we do have evidence that unemployment benefits cause people, because it is the worst feeling, not to be moral hazard in the sense that i'm going to enjoy living off of unemployment benefits. i know some people do that but most of it is when i look or a job is in terrified and i can't stand it. when you have money coming in later, it's a lot later but the problem is their resumes over time were scarring. we have could have done a lot better on the policy front. not forever but something that would have capped people the best place to look for a

focus on what airline jessica hines who said two days before the court hearing, the commander called me on conference at the jag office and didn't believe my perpetrator actedded like a gentleman, but there was not a reason to prosecute. she was speechless. she was promised a court hearing, and she was told two days before, the commander stop it. mcdonald, u.s. navy veteran who said, at one point my attackers into through me into the bering sea and left me for dead in hopes i would be silenced forever. they made it clear they would kill me if i spoke up or reported what was done. she did not report the attacks, quote, the people that were involved in my assault were police personnel, security personnel, higher ranking officers, the people i would have to go to to report. last, but not least, lieutenant clay, u.s. marine corp. who was home, broken into by two colleagues, raped brutally, ultimately reported, attempted suicide, perpetrator convicted of not breaking and entering or rape, but calling her a slut, quote, what makes me angry is not the rape itself, but the commanders that we

in georgia in 2008 and now ukraine, military intervention to keep his neighbors in hine. russia has been stoking sepulveda a activity sentiment in crimea and now doing it at gunpoint. strong evidence suggestions that members of russian security services are at heart of highly organized anti-ukraine forces in crimea. they wear uniforms without insignia, violation of international law by the way, they drive vehicles with russian military license plates and freely identify themselves as russian security forces when asked by international media and ukrainian military. my amendment, simply reflects the consensus of the international community and identifies reality of the facts on the ground calling on the russian federation to end its support for separatist and paramilitary forces in crimea and i yield back. >> thank you, we go now to mr. sherman. >> just a brief comment. the meadows amendment does call on the president not to attend the g eight or -- g8 or g7. i support that but with the hope that russia will respect the territorial integrity of the ukraine and nothing would

deborah gill posted on our facebook page, you mentioned two of my sorority sisters, darlene clark hinesr favorite authors. are there other delta sigma theta activists such as shirley chism, winnie mandela that you favor? >> guest: well, you know, i mentioned those as my favorites. i didn't realize that they were deltas, i think that's great. certainly shirley chism is an important activist, a congresswoman out of brooklyn unbought and unbossed. certainly winnie mandela, as well, is a very, very important activist. i don't know if they're deltas, but there's many, many, you know, women authors, and i think i might have listed them, rhonda williams who teaches as candidate western university has done terrific work on black women in ballot hour and public housing. there's just so many different authors who have hugely influenced me, barbara answerby's book on ella baker, jean three yo harris' book, there's just too many to count, and i don't know if those folks belong to sororities or fraternities, but i think i've been very, very lucky in terms of who i've had availability in terms of for

i had pinnacle foods on, birdseye and duncan hines. and no one is talking about the obamacare pushback, in other words, that obama pushed back the regulations for small business, maybe they started hiring. >> the anniversary of the payroll tax increase, does that start to help in a way? >> i think so. these are all positives and you might say that they are -- >> whatever the sequester caused in terms of damage, anniversary of that soon, too. >> the government played a negative role and this is the first month when the government gets off the backs of its people. it's a reagan line. the trickle down. >> was it a reagan or trotsky line? >> no, trotsky believed the workers should own the means of production or it's russian prune juice. >> anyway, we'll keep an eye on all of that. as we said the anniversary of the market and the retail news. the euro is above 139 for the first time in 2 1/2 years. >> we've not even mentioned that. if you are an exporter in europe or you are doing the ppg and eating a lot of -- the big companies have big eu