>> i'm nervous, because john deere's report, de, i didn't like the tone i felt they were calling the top of the ag. i can't tell to you buy bunga if it's true that deere thinks there is a top. sorry, i do like philadelphia. >>> this is today's remix of beethoven, i got another six symphonies coming up. >>> today a bad dress rehearsal for the beautiful heroic which is what the market is. "mad money" will be right back. >>> gold digger, getting harder to get the yellow metal out of the ground. could this gold producer be the hidden treasure you have been mining for? kramer's exclusive with goldcorp's ceo. later, yummy, you know it's mouth watering brands, kfc, taco bell and pizza hut. could overseas patrons help the company continue to serve up profits? kramer is setting the table for a sit down with yum brands ceo. >>> now boarding, sky high fuel prices have been hurting airlines, but could this lesser known aircraft manufacturer change the landscape by making fuel efficient planes to rival boeing and airbus captain cramer will find out on "mad money." >>> get your m"mad moneyma"mad a

thank you, agriculture and thank you, illinois farmers. [ applause ] our manufacturers like john deere and caterpillar. caterpillar's sales were record-breaking last year. the largest percentage increase in the last 64 years. a lot of it was driven by foreign demand for caterpillar products made by illinois workers. we out to thank caterpillar and thank those workers. thank you. [ applause ] more exports to more foreign markets means more jobs for more illinois workers. our exports have jumped 30% this year. almost double the national average. and today, to strengthen that growth, we are announcing an export advisory council made up of private sector leaders and chaired by navastar's ceo. this will help our goal by doubling our exports by 2014. they added more than 500 new jobs and employed more than 2,000 union construction workers to renovate its new corporate headquarters in lyle, illinois. since 2010, employers like navastar have helped add almost 1,000 jobs to our economy. illinois businesses have created almost 20,000 manufacturing jobs during this time. u.s. news and world repor

. >> reporter: and now julian will get behind the wheel of a john deere gator. >> it doesn't have thea car does, so it's safer. and the gator is actually equipped with a kill switch. >> reporter: desperate ee trying to focus, he knocked over cone after cone after cone. >> you just ran somebody over back there. >> i don't think enough kids recognize how difficult this is and they think they can handle it. i think they should go through this to learn that they can't. >> are you okay to drive? >> i'm not getting in a car that has in the future. >> do you have the keys in? >> yes. >> reporter: next up is sara who is pretty confident about her driving skills. >> i thought i was a fine driver and i would never consider driving after a drink. i wouldn't think about it. >> i've already hit half of them. >> reporter: sara fares even worse. >> i hit a lot. i don't know how many. >> reporter: she hits seven cones. would you ever have even a single drink and get behind the wheel after that? >> no. it just wouldn't make sense. >> what you're going to do is take nine heal to toe steps. >> reporter:

we have major anchor manufacturers like john deere in waterloo. let's develop a supply chain cluster wherein surrounding town attract those smaller support businesses that feed john deere. without question the jobs that such suppliers will bring to places like hudson, la port city, parkersburg and denver are equally as important to those communities as the jobs that john deere provides to the citizens of waterloo. the final piece of this jobs and careers puzzle involves the dilemma faced by many iowa rural communities when a local anchor business is put up for sale. when hometown businesses are sold to out of town, out of state or out of country buyers, the local community often suffers. we must work to keep iowa companies in iowa even when ownership -- even when an ownership change takes place. this is not just a tool for iowa businesses, it's a tool for iowa communities. iowa communities where these companies represent so much more than jobs, where these companies represent our families, friends and our way of life. many of these companies have

[applause] our manufacturers like john deere in the quad cities and caterpillar in peoria had outstanding years. caterpillar's increase in sales and revenue last year was record-breaking, the largest percentage increase in the last 64 years. and a lot of it was driven by foreign demand for caterpillar products made by illinois workers. we want to thank caterpillar and think those workers. thank you. [applause] more exports to more foreign markets means more jobs for more illinois workers. our exports have jumped 30% this year almost double the national average. and today, to strengthen that growth, we are announcing an export advisory council made up of private sector leaders and chaired by navistar ceo dan ustian. this council will help us reach our goal of doubling our exports by 2014. navistar has recently added more than 500 new jobs and it employed more than 2,000 union construction workers to renovate its new corporate headquarters in lisle. since 2010, employers like navistar have added almost 100,000 jobs to our economy. illinois businesses have created almost 20,000 manufacturing

. >> now julian will get behind the wheel of a john deere gator. >> it doesn't have the power a car does, so it's safer and the gator is equipped with a kill switch. >> trying to focus, he knocks over cone after cone after cone. >> i think you just ran somebody over. >> i don't think enough kids recognize how difficult this is and they think they can handle it. they should go through this to learn that they can't. or i'm not getting in a car with someone who has had a few drinks. >> can you get the keys in? >> next up is sarah who is confident about her driving skills. >> i would never consider driving after i drink. >> i already hit half of them. >> sarah fairs even worse. >> i know i hit a lot. >> she hit seven cones. >> would you have a single drink and get behind the wheel after this? >> no. it wouldn't make sense. >> what you're going to do is take nine heel to toe steps. >> we put victoria to a field sobriety test. >> watch what happens. >> okay. >> one, two, three. >> put your hands by your side. >> it is neither straight nor steady. >> it is so hard to maintain my balance. i thin

their five holdings are bank of america, mcdonald's, home depot, nike, and john deere.r, are these portfolios diversified? >> look at this. mcdonald's, it's one of my favorite. i think the comp store numbers are going to be terrific. if they have one bad month, it's a great opportunity. deere named best in farm. home depot, terrific retailer who lives on the 52-week high list. nike another stock that is on fire. apparel, they are in charge. bank of america, a decent spec on a big turn in the whole country. a bank, a fast food, a farm equipment, a retailer, and an apparel play, you bet. and nice growth. >> hallelujah! >> very good for that age group because you have a long time and they're going to do great and know the stocks too which is important. let's go to david in my home state of pennsylvania. david? >> caller: hey, cramer! >> yeah. >> caller: boo-yah from montgomery county, pennsylvania. >> look, i'm from that county. what's going on? >> caller: i want to say thanks for the education and the laughs. because i never bought a stock before catching your show. >> al

in this country and we want to see the farmers do well because they spend like crazy, yet today john deereeported a terrific quarter and proceeded to question whether crop prices aren't peaking. that wouldn't be bad for a cash-strapped consumer who has been paying through the nose for foodstuffs. today the machinery stocks, and remember as a big machinery company, maybe they've gotten too hot and maybe they moved up too much. then there's devon. especially since devon is boosting its dividends with major new discoveries and they're cutting back the drilling budget because you guessed it, plummeting gas prices ruining the whole country. the domestic oil and gas boom has been an important part to the rally and the economy as a whole. that goes away if every company follows in devon's footsteps, doesn't it? no, i think devon is doing the wise thing, cutting back and expanding its oil drilling. what about the web? the two biggest pops to the tech sector are apple's spectacular performance and the web's great strength. when apple introduced today after it almost blew up my twitter feed @jimcram

. >> reporter: now he'll get behind the wheel of a john deere gator. >> it doesn't have the power thear does so it's safer and the gator is actually equipped with a kill switch. >> reporter: desperately trying to focus, he knocks over cone after cone after cone. >> he just rammed somebody over there. >> i don't think kids recognize how difficult it is and they think they can handle it. i think they should go through this to learn that they can't. >> you okay to drive? >> i'm not getting in the car with someone who has had a few drinks. >> you get the keys in? >> yes, no problem. >> reporter: sarah is pretty confident about her driving skills. >> i consider myself a fine driver. i would never consider driving after a drink. i wouldn't think about it. >> reporter: sarah fairs even worse. i know i hit a lot. >> reporter: she hit seven cones. would you ever have even a single drink and get behind the wheel after this? >> no. it just wouldn't make sense. >> reporter: finally we put victoria to a field sobriety test while wearing the goggles. >> hands down by your side. once you start, i do

>> everything john deere said. if you see the overhangs dissipate, you want to be a buyer in the name. probably another 10% to 15% upside possible. if you thought the whole rig business was off the table, you were grossly mistaken. so i think i'd rather be aa better buyer today, and it was my first leg. >> as we head to break look at the dow after session highs after erasing that triple-digit decline. crude oil is holding above $109. a considerable story obviously. maybe a breather today. still, as we said, above 109. they're down two-thirds of 1%. should you bet with warren buffett on the banks? our traders make that call next. much more halftime report is on the way. if an investment opportunity you didn't see before. fidelity's next generation ipad app lets you see what's trending around the world, as well as what over a million fidelity customers are trading throughout the day. and advanced charting lets you customize your views and set up your own comparisons. our ipad app can help refine your strategy or even

i'm a john deere salesman, i'm not trying to plug them, but they're american also and i buy 'em for mystomers. i've bought, like 12 long rifle .22 golden boys. when i give 'em to my customers they are... it's like the... it's the greatest gift i've ever been able to give any of 'em. i had a quick story too. i broke a stock on one, i'm a cowboy and i was backing a horse out of a trailer, i always have my horse, saddled gun on my horse, .22 long rifle, and i broke the stock. within two, three days i had one from henry. the people were very, very nice, very helpful. i didn't personally get to talk to mr. anthony but i will be e-mailing him. but i just want to thank you. thank you a lot and thanks to r.f.d. >> sir, you are a gentleman. thank you very much, we do >> mando it?hat. >> man 2: do it. [gunshots] [cheering and applause...] [man laughs] >> woman: cowboy action at its finest! [♪...] >> man: ♪ they say 'tis better to have loved than lost ♪ than inour loveo have bn double-cssed ♪ ♪ t day i m you, yowere on e run ♪ ♪ alas,he race s over at t startingun ♪ you tolme all tt glitte in t w

john deere says strong sales has profits up 4%. investors expect more. shares lost 5%.it from cnbc first in business worldwide. now back to "hardball." >>> back to "hardball." the flip side to all of this positive news for president obama is all the negative news there is for the republican candidates these hours. there's been little for the gop this summer face it with the primary season that left even republican voters wondering is this all there is? our question tonight, is it time for republicans to hit the panic button and start looking for other candidates even now? joining me now is an old friend ed rogers, former aide to president herbert walker bush. he goes way back. ahn msnbc political analyst david corn to enjoy the festivities. he is with "mother jones" a magazine that covers the republican party instinctively. republican voters don't seem to care for any of the candidates. take a look at the latest cbs/"new york times" numbers which show only one-third of republican voters are even satisfied with the candidates still standing. 62% wish there were other cho

the workers you see here with their shovels and brooms and that john deere loader in the background,lifornia department of water resources. that's the agency in charge of the cleanup, because it was their water main that flooded the neighborhood. now, here is a close-up look at this mess earlier this morning before the cleanup crews got here. four homes are serious flood damage and you can see the water line on the garage of some of those houses. 12 people who lived in those four homes had to be evacuated and stay in a hotel. one resident who returned this morning, told us firefighters had to carry her and her kids out of the house because the water was so deep. now, this is what it looked and sounded like right after that water leak happened. the pipe that leaked was 72 inches in diameter. it connects to the reservoir. now, some of the evacuated residents came back this morning to check out the damage in their home. >> it's full of mud, you know, couple inches of mud on the ground. it's terrible. >> reporter: now, cleanup crews with the department of water resources have been out he

[applause] our manufacturers like john deere in the quad cities and caterpillar in peoria had outstandingyears. caterpillar's increase in sales and revenue last year was record-breaking, the largest percentage increase in the last 64 years. and a lot of it was driven by foreign demand for caterpillar products made by illinois workers. we want to thank caterpillar and think those workers. thank you. [applause] more exports to more foreign markets means more jobs for more illinois workers. our exports have jumped 30% this year almost double the national average. and today, to strengthen that growth, we are announcing an export advisory council made up of private sector leaders and chaired by navistar ceo dan ustian. this council will help us reach our goal of doubling our exports by 2014. navistar has recently added more than 500 new jobs and it employed more than 2,000 union construction workers to renovate its new corporate headquarters in lisle. since 2010, employers like navistar have added almost 100,000 jobs to our economy. illinois businesses have created almost 20,000 manufacturing

and, of course, john deere and these people now can do, apply fertilizers to fields based on the characteristics at that spot on the field. and increase, have a huge return for additional investment, making ature more productive, less wasteful and all the rest. and it's all gps, and this is only the beginning of how we can refine the application of technology for changes and circumstances on a practically 6-inch by 6-inch basis across our country. you heard the testimony of the previous panel, and i really wonder if, particularly mr. foley and mr. pace, would you care to comment on it. you have in your prepared remarks, but with we've found ourselves in a rather we peculir situation in that i'm sure good-meaning people who see a business opportunity spent some billions of dollars to help achieve a national objective which is a good one of making broadband more available, high-speed broadband across our country. and yet we had a gps system set up and elaborated for a number of years that needed to be in if a quiet area as was the testimony before, was well known. evidently, the price of that spec

to push a button and what will say perfectly still without an anchor in the ocean, and of course john deere and these people know can apply fertilizers to the fields based on the characteristics that. meek agricultural more productive and less wasteful and all the rest and it's all gps and this is only the beginning of how we can refine the application of technology for the changes in circumstances. on practically. i really wonder if mr. foley would care to comment on it. you have and you're prepared remarks, but we find ourselves in a rather peculiar situation that i'm sure many people live spend billions of dollars to help achieve the national objective which is a good way of making the farby and -- broadband across the country, and it we had a gps system set up for a number of years that needed to be in a quiet area. that spectrum was acquired at the previous purpose was to broaden the the stuff local at the fcc leading people they could do something and that's several of savings. people invest in and technology. so is this a staff failure to people leaving some the half, how. obviously

gps, you push a button, and the bolt stays still without an anchor in the ocean, and, of course, john deere and these people know and can do -- apply fertilizers to fields base the on the characteristics with that spot on the field and have a huge return for additional investment, make agriculture more productive, less wasteful, and all of the rest. it's all gps, and this is only the beginning of how we can refine the application of technology for changes in circumstances on practically six inch by six inch basis across our country. you've heard the testimony of the previous panel, and i really wonder if in particular, mr. fulley and mr. pace would care to comment on it. you have in your prepared remark, but we found ourselves 234 a rather peculiar situation in that i'm sure good meaning people who see a business opportunity spent some billions of dollars to help achieve the national objective, which is a good one, of making broadband available, high speed broadband across our country, and yet we had a gps system set up and elaborated for a number of years that needed to be in a quiet area

and of course john deere and these people know and do apply fertilizers to fields based on the care restates and not spot on the field and it increases as a huge return for additional investment. there is more to end this is only the beginning of how we can redefine the application technology of more changes in circumstances on practically a six-inch by six-inch place across their country. you heard the testimony of the previous panel and i really wonder if mr. foley and mr. pace would care to comment on it. you have it in your remarks, but we found ourselves in a rather peculiar situation and i'm sure you're good meaning people have seen the business opportunity to send aliens of dollars to help achieve a national object is, which is a good one of making broadband work and high speed to brad pitt and across the country. and yet, we have elaborated for a number of years, they need to be well known and the price of that spec term reflected that to some extent. and yet then, that spectrum was acquired in the previous purpose was broadened at the level at the fcc, evidently needing people to th

john steinert resigned as principal of deer path middle school back in november. his resignation came after the chicago tribune reported that he pleaded guilty to years earlier to using a school telephone to since actual damages to a 22 year-old intern lake forest district 67 hired a former federal prosecutor to investigate whether not school procedures and investigating him were followed the investigator found that the district lacked the policies needed to address that situation. >>some of the most prominent teachers at the university of illinois want their president fired. 130 university of illinois faculty members have signed a letter calling for the removal of michael hogan he was hired less than two years ago to help the university get past and in mission scandal. but he has fought with faculty over student and rahman strategies and some critics say as american leadership style university board chairman christopher kennedy said the trustees still support michael hogan. tonya francisco has engineers to activists about the shutdown of a coal-fired plant ... >>

john:. >> you can go into the woods and put a deer prominently and take it around in the afternoon sun ande it home and string and feed to it your children. that is being a great american. >> but if i take one lamb or one pig and get all the neighbors together and we have a community kill them and one neighbor pays me a criminal i'm a criminal. >> john: we need government to protect us? >> if that is what you think, go ask for government protection but allow my customers and me who don't have faith in the government, let us opt out. it's freedom of choice should be important as the freedom to worship and speak and own a gun. >> john: what about the freedom public officials doing public work? coming up, in america these days you never know what is legal. can police legally arrest you just for filming the authorities? that that is next. what makes the sleep number store different? you walk into a conventional mattress store, it's really not about you. they say, "well, if you want a firm bed you can lie onne of those." we provide the exact individualization that your body needs. wow! that fee

john:. >> you can go into the woods and put a deer prominently and take it around in the afternoon sun andake it home and string and feed to it your children. that is being a great american. >> but if i take one lamb or one pig and get all the neighbors together and we have a community kill them and one neighbor pays me a criminal i'm a criminal. >> john: we need government to protect us? >> if that is what you think, go ask for government protection but allow my customers and me who don't have faith in the government, let us opt out. it's freedom of choice should be important as the freedom to worship and speak and own a gun. >> john: what about the freedom public officials doing public work? coming up, in america these days you never know what is legal. you never know what is legal. can police legally arrest you does your business have the financial control it needs? here's what you can expect from regions. a bank that provides you with real business expertise. check. a professional optimization of your cash flow with a regions cashcor analysis. check. cash management solutions and the s

john:. >> you can go into the woods and put a deer prominently and take it around in the afternoon sun ande it home and string and feed to it your children. that is being a great american. >> but if i take one lamb or one pig and get all the neighbors together and we have a community kill them and one neighbor pays me a criminal i'm a criminal. >> john: we need government to protect us? >> if that is what you think, go ask for government protection but allow my customers and me who don't have faith in the government, let us opt out. it's freedom of choice should be important as the freedom to worship and speak and own a gun. >> john: what about the freedom public officials doing public work? coming up, in america these days you never know what is legal. can police legally arrest you i'm gregg jarrett. new reaction to the surge of deadly antiamerican violence in afghanistan. u.s. troops wounded in a suspected grenade attack. four american soldiers killed in the past few days. the violence sparked by the reportedly accidental burning of korans at a nato base. the u.s. ambassador to afghanist

john legend showed up to surprise some local high schoolers. >>> first, though, a mini library lockdown in d.c., all triggered by a wild animal. you see a deer smash through the window of a washington highlands library in southwest. causing quite the commotion. tom was there, and he was there for the aftermath. >> reporter: just before the normally quiet 1:00 opening of the washington highlands library branch, there was a crash. >> looked down the hall, and i'm like, what was that? a deer was laid out across the floor. he got up, he started charging back here. so we ran into the work room and closed the door and locked ourselves in the work room. we could hear him banging and running into the walls, running into the chairs. >> reporter: that's right, a frightened deer had broken through a front plate glass window. fortunately no one or no children were there. >> it could have been a disaster. but i'm glad it came when it did. he was actually in the back area. >> reporter: were you calm? >> no. >> reporter: officials say the deer was badly wounded, and animal control officers later euthanized it. and workmen began clearing up the mess with ho

john tells us that if anyone has material possessions and sees his brother in need but has no pity on him how can the love of god be in him? deerren, let us not love with words or tongue about with action. mark read a letter from billy graham that took me back to one of the great honors of my life. reverend graham at his mountaintop retreat in north carolina when i was on vacation with my family at a hotel not far away and i can still remember lining up pass, up a mountain to his home. 91 years old at the time. facing various health challenges. he welcomed me as he would welcome a family member or a close friend. this man who had great great prayers and inspired a nation. this man who seemed larger than life greeted me and was as kind as gentle as could be. we had a wonderful conversation. before i left, he started praying for me as he prayed for so many presidents before me and when he finished praying i felt the urge to pray for him. i didn't know what to say. what do you pray for when it comes to the man who has prayed for so many? like that fierce in romans the holy spirit interceded when i didn't know what to say. so i pra

[applause] our manufacturers like john deere in the quad cities and caterpillar in peoria had outstanding years. caterpillar's increase in sales and revenue last year was record-breaking, the largest percentage increase in the last 64 years. and a lot of it was driven by foreign demand for caterpillar products made by illinois workers. we want to thank caterpillar and think those workers. thank you. [applause] more exports to more foreign markets means more jobs for more illinois workers. our exports have jumped 30% this year almost double the national average. and today, to strengthen that growth, we are announcing an export advisory council made up of private sector leaders and chaired by navistar ceo dan ustian. this council will help us reach our goal of doubling our exports by 2014. navistar has recently added more than 500 new jobs and it employed more than 2,000 union construction workers to renovate its new corporate headquarters in lisle. since 2010, employers like navistar have added almost 100,000 jobs to our economy. illinois businesses have created almost 20,000 manufacturing