the kmp is just purely a toll road. it's purely a toll road. that's all it is, okay? you do not have anything else other than, okay, listen -- let's cut her. it's the jersey turnpike, all right? and it doesn't matter how fast or slow, it doesn't matter. it's just you have to pay the toll. you have to pay the toll. that's why kinder morgan doesn't grow like kmr. it doesn't grow. it can grow a little bit but that's why we get the higher yield because it has to attract people. "mad money" will be back after the break. >>> next, could a rise in nat gas prices mean big confidence for one company? cramer goes head-to-head with range resource ceo, john pinkerton to find out if his stock can power your portfolio. on the executive decision. >>> plus, with an important rule change happening on friday, cramer's got something he thinks must now be sentenced to the sell block. >>> and later, the wizard of wall street kicks it into high gear to give your stocks their final judgment on the "lightning round." could someone toss me an e

we know from richard kinders, the fabulous ceo of kinder morgan partners, symbol kmp, that one pipeline, a 1,679-mile pipeline, the rockies express pipeline project, has already employed 15,000 people to date. i want you to multiply that by ten, maybe 20, maybe even 50 because that's the kind of pipeline building i'm proposing. and we're in business. that's real infrastructure. how about new jobs from drilling? that would be massive. just from the royalty payments the pennsylvania residents get from the natural gas and the marcelus shale that is not a lamb dish. that is the state should create 14,000 jobs over the next three years. a number that could be much bigger if the state works to exploit all its gas. and remember, that's totally ancillary. those are just the jobs that don't come directly from drilling. of course pennsylvania's a coal state. so you think they care about it? nah. the biggest job creator? the switch to natural gas-fueled vehicles. andrew littlefair, the ceo of clean energy fuels, clne, you know that's a good spec stock, which builds and operates natural gas fueling

she lost it in the heat of kmp tigs and there's a shame and irony to this.he shame is the match itself was amazing. serena williams against kim clijsters. looking to be the third mom to win a grand slam tournament and women's tennis is in very bad shape and we are talking about it now and we wouldn't be talking about it on the basis of the match which was terrific match. >> yeah. we have been hoping that melanie oudin would infuse it. >> williams represents the best and the worst in tennis. the best because she is so amazing an enso many fans but she plays a part time schedule and still dominates the sport so it undermines the ranking system and this, of course, just serena williams at the absolute worst and lost it. >> well, let's look at what serena did. she tried to explain the actions after the match. let's listen together. >> i she she said i would kill you and i was like, what? wait a minute. then i had to misheard. she never said that so that was something -- i was like, you know, whoa. i was like, wait a minute. let's -- let's not -- i'm not that way