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last night we picked running backs, wells fargo, 3m, honeywell. those are workhorse backs, bruisers who can take a lot of hits. they may get injured but ultimately they'll be able to grind themselves across the field to give you a touchdown. go to twitter @jimcramer #fantasystockportfolio with what stock you think could make a good quarterback pick. you may even get to see your twitter handle on the twicker. and tonight, we're picking some wide receivers. in football, wide receivers are the fastest men on the field. they're the guys you throw the ball to when you need to make a big play. and a high quality wide receiver pretty much has glue for fingers. their hands are like satellite dishes that receive everything in the area. we're looking for go-to stocks that have lots of upside and management teams that know how to execute. so who fits this bill? for a first wide receiver, i'm a conventional guy. i want so draft disney which i think of being sort of the calvin johnson of the lions, aka megatron. disney is well rounded with a host of great busi

one reason so many flights run into bumps. [ screaming ] >> reporter: honeywell says its analysis of incidents, where the plane has been damaged by either hail or lightning, shows that in two-thirds of the cases, the pilot may have misread the radar. >> areas that i should avoid are shown to me. >> reporter: and while lightning may frightening passengers most. >> it's not like it's going to blow the wing off. it's not going to set the airplane on fire, that sort of thing. but it can blow a hole through structure in the airplane and plays havoc with the electronics. >> reporter: a hailstorm is what really causes the damage. look at this jet nose cone. >> it can tear right through it. >> reporter: best to avoid that. here's to smoother flights. i'm going to sit down. jim avila, abc news, over wilmington, north carolina. >> buckle up, jim. and thank you. and thank you for watching abc news. we hope you check in on "good morning america." working while we rest. we're always online at abcnews.com. jimmy kimmel is next. have a good night.

. >> reporter: honeywell, the makers of the radar, intentionally flew us into rough weather over northarolina. >> directly facing these. i know that there's hail there. >> reporter: clouds billowing. cabin shaking, to demonstrate the radar scene that identifies lightning cells and hail, flashing bright i cons pilots cannot miss. >> it allows me to concentrate on deciding where to go to have the smoothest, safest ride. >> reporter: while lightning may frighten passengers most, a hailstorm is what really causes damage. look at this jet nosecone. >> the engine, tear right through it. >> reporter: best to avoid that. here is to smoother flights. i am going to sit down. jim avila, abc news, over wilmington, north carolina. >> he has a strong stomach. >> great man, jim. >> not doing it. >> some of this tush silence just phenomenal. heads hit the top of the cabin. i have been in turbulence. >> hold on. >> this has been a turbulent ride here at "world news now." are you okay? hold on a second. john, here you go. john's not feeling so well, everybody. we will have to take a break. we need a bar

the partnership with honeywell. to be imagine the thermostat.ticularly the partnership we have with utilities like pg&e. i think there is someone here from the city of palo alto utilities, and we have worked with for a long time. utilities like back -- you guys are brave. utilities have had the same business model and the same basic delivery for a very long time. to recognize and appreciate that your customers could become real partners is a really brave thing to do in an industry that has been understandably risk averse before. we are thrilled to be your partner in that change and to be providing better services and tools to your customers, to give them more control and in doing so, to build a stronger relationship and help them save. the one thing i wanted to thank were our partners. the second group to thank is government. diane is here. she was commissioner on the puc. have beenn 0 fromrdc -- we have people from nrdc. thanks of great regulation -- regulation gets a bad name these days, but when implemented correctly, it can be a phenomenal f

. >> reporter: honeywell, the makers of the new radar, intentionally flew us into rough weather overarolina. >> we are directly facing this. i know that there is hail, there's lightning. >> reporter: clouds billowing, cabin shaking, to demonstrate the new radar screen that actually identified lightning cells and hail, flashing bright icons pilots cannot miss. >> it allows me to concentrate on deciding where to go, to have the smoothest, safest ride. >> reporter: here's to smoother flights. i'm going to sit down. jim avila, abc news, over wilmington, north carolina.

. >> reporter: honeywell, the makers of the new radar, intentionally flew us into rough weather overth carolina. >> we are directly facing this. i know that there is hail, there's lightning. >> reporter: clouds billowing, cabin shaking, to demonstrate the new radar screen that actually identified lightning cells and hail, flashing bright icons pilots cannot miss. >> it allows me to concentrate on decides where to go, to have the smoothest, safest ride. >> reporter: and while lightning may frighten passengers most, a hailstorm is what really causes the damage. look at this jet nose cone. >> it can tear right through it. >> reporter: best to avoid that. here's to smoother flights. i'm going to sit down. jim avila, abc news over wilmington, north carolina. >>> and coming up, look closely. what do you think? has the loch ness monster finally been caught on camera? one man says the long quest is finally been caught on camera? one man says the long quest is over. been fortunate to winon g. but when joint pain and stiffness from psoriatic arthritis hit, even the smallest things became diffi

so we're talking about honeywell, ups, and morgan stan lie sighting the fiscal cliff as a major concern. >> so are they being overdone, or are they right to worry? joining us now is former chairman and ceo of hewitt packard. we'll have spending cuts and tax hikes. would this affect your spending decisions? is it a justifiable use? >> i think what you worry about is what's going to happen with taxes and to demand. and so both of those things, without a doubt, affect your investment decisions. i think if there are invest wants that are competitively necessary and sure fire winners, you go ahead with those. things on the margin i think you put aside. things that are impacted by the way the stock market goes, like a stock buy back program. a dividend increase or decrease. i think it's a real issue, and i think on top of the fiscal cliff what they're worrying about as well is we appear to be, now, in a simultaneous global slow down, and we haven't been in that situation in quite some time. so i think there is justifiable uncertainty. >> here is what i don't understand, corporations like many

it goes back -- >> so honeywell you like?rn $7 in three or four years, they're going to have $10 a share in cash and they do nothing. will the stock sell at 90? i make 50%. that's almost 12% a year with the dividend and the company has done a decent job of allocating cash flee flo and do i want to own that? you take a company like tyco. fire protection is a very important business. so financial engineering is alive and well. but going back to boone pickens, what we like to do is say if i want to own 100% of national fuel, 80 million shares at 50d stock, $4 billion market cap, i can run that company, they have a wonderful utility that's not complicated to run in buffalo but i can convert the pipeline business to an m.o.p. they haven't done that. you're going to get an individual looking for a current return and their advisers are saying buy mlps to get the return. it's a little complicated but not overly complicated. the gas is 5.85. can they make money on that? those are the simple dynamics. george soros announced he about 80

the outsourcing that's taking place was announced two years ago when a portion of honeywell -- honeywellly the company in freeport, illinois. they sold a portion of their businesses to a company owned by bain capital. so they are making a bit of a dubious connection to mitt romney, who hasn't, as we know, been in charge of bain capital for years. >> that's right. >> and i believe sinsata was purchased by bain in 2006. >> and mitt romney left a long, long time ago. and you wonder, and you wrote in your local newspaper, where is the outrage against president obama? i mean, it was on his watch that all these jobs are being outsourced. >> well, yeah. and in the time frame we are discussing here, you know, obama was in office and the first two years, of course, he had full control of the congress, both houses. you know, there was no efforts on their part to introduce any outsourcing legislation of any kind. that was one of the points that i made. >> sure. >> and the whole thing is the mainstream media is playing this up like, okay, this company owned by bain capital, the town is saying, hey,

we drafted honeywell, 3m, disney, google and cisco.ht we fill out the rest of the team, starting with the single most important player on the field but unless you're picking aaron rodgers definitely not the first draft. vick is a lefty. the answer is the quarterback! i want to thank everyone who hit me up @jimcramer #fantasystockportfolio for qb selections. by the way, you should keep an eye on the twicker on the bottom of the screen. you heavily influenced my quarterback picks. when i first had this idea i thought it was obvious the quarterback would have to be apple. a stock that leads the market like the qb leads the football team. the more i thought the more i realized apple was the wrong kind of quarterback for the draft. the stock is nearly 13-point run today, made me squeamish about it. i'm not backing away from apple. it's one of the greatest companies of all time. charitable trust owns it. not trading, but owning. we need different things from different players. we don't want to overpay on the short run. apple is a razzle-dazz

one that's intriguing to me is honeywell.ng big cap stocks because there are little companies i like like the next greek yogurt play which is not greek yogurt but a company like that which will do that is gluten-free. smart balance is positioning itself. if she can sell stock they would have a good tail wind. there is a lot going on. we are excited about spin-offs, companies come in and say we are rearranging assets. irene rosen field is creating a terrific business. we like bourbon. whether it's beam or brown forma which has jack daniels or wild turkey. >> terrific. i haven't had a drink in 17 years. >> i'm sorry to whet your appetite. >> coming up on kudlow today, obama says if he could have any super power it would be the ability to speak any language. is he serious? i don't know what he's talking about. what about the ability to say capitalism in english and solve the economy. whatever. today's state by state unemployment numbers show a jump in 44 states. that spells big trouble for the incumbent. the breakdown on that an

arizona is one of those places, fortunately, that has insight, honeywell, google, motorola, all of thesees are here, really, we don't have inclement weather so we're not worried about that hurricanes that going to hit florida. we really are seeing a lot of tech come to the valley. we can integrate a building twice and you have an environment for technology so it really a place that it's starting to boom. phoenix, slated for two cities, the projections are that over 2 million more people will live here by the year 2030. so when you're talking housing you have to look at all of those things an understand your markets, and this is somewhere you want to be as an investor for the long haul. not for a quick flip. that game is over. but for a buy and hold creating solid crash return, phoenix and arizona markets are really one of them that you want to take a look at very seriously. >> i'd like to be there from january to april to play golf. that sounds good for me. >> you don't want to be here in june? >> well, with the warmup, not something that i could put up with. let's talk about the stress