>> kraft bought cad berry, the confection company. there was some controversy on the part of major shareholders who thought it was a mistake. it hasn't proven to be a mistake. you just said it yourself the kraft stock traded at a new 52- week high today,. i think they did the right thing. they diversified. they became more international. their product line has been added to it. so i think it's working out just fine. >> tom: all right, speak of working out just fine let's take a look at some of the picks you had on november 5, 2010. again you were on the hunt with dividends. with exxonmobil, even with the move down lately, still up 18%. sea drill is down 2.1% in the stock price but you can add the dividend on top of that to see some gain. and you like unileaf eup 3.6%. you still like this trio? >> i like all three there. they're very different. >> tom: bob, what about disclosures. >> we have a product called dividend growth strategies and i have a little amount in that product so i guess i have a piddling amount of all those shares, ye

lucy kraft reports. >> reporter: this is the face of retirement, japanese style. under a pioneering government program, nearly one million able-bodied he woulde-- elderly citizens are urged to keep punching

lucy kraft reports. >> reporter: this is the face of retirement, japanese style. under a pioneering government program, nearly one million able-bodied he woulde-- elderly citizens are urged to keep punching the clock as long as they can. so brigades of seniors spruce up public parks, sweep down sand boxes, and pack origami paper. the pay is minimum wage but it helps workers on figured incomes. and for many like this 73-year-old ex-steelworker, the real reward is an escape from loneliness, isolation and fear, especially in the wake of the earthquake and tsunami. >> this allows me to be with my peers, to have someone to talk to. >> reporter: surveys show a majority of japanese men and many women desire at least part-time work well into their golden years. >> it's heally to keep working. your body would go to seed if you had nothing to do every day. >> reporter: now 30 years old, the silver human resource centers have become a fixture in more than 1,000 communities across japan. offering job training and matching seniors with employers. experts say there's a strong c

and celebrate what is going on in the cheese world today and how far we have come from a place of kraft singles and block cheddar. i love when i deliver a cheese plate and tell them the names of the cheeses, where they are from, what they are made with, a few details about, you know, the rhine or the cheesemaker or the cows -- they have names. the vocationally gray's -- they rotationally graze. that is what this is about, sharing that accomplishment with a culture that has come so far away from small, handcrafted cheeses to a community that now really supports it. this is proof of that. people love cheese, and they love to know where it comes from. it is just an honor for me to curate that experience and bring that to the mission. we have an open for a month. we celebrated our month birthday for this week -- our month birthday this week. we have been busy. we beat our projections by 12% in the first month. [applause] that is without beer and wine the first week, so an opportunity for next month. and we have gotten -- we have been welcomed with open arms by the community, local merchants

kraft singles. the american cheese.lier we said that the white house announced that president barack obama was holding a news conference at 930 we have since learned that they are pushing that back little by little and we know very little. >> very unusual for president barack obama to call such a late-night press conference he apparently is going to mention something about national security and that is all we know right now. as soon as we see him approach the podium we will go right to it. >> in the meantime we're going to go to the sports section of our program. as soon as president barack obama takes the podium will return to bring you that conference this evening. we're going to sign off for now. look, we've all dealt with the itching of athlete's foot. i can't just wash it away. killing it takes clinical strength. i only use lotrimin ultra. its powerful formula can even cure severe cases of athlete's foot. nothing cures better. lotrimin ultra. the killer cure.

crap breweries, organic and specialty mall products sold under the designation of stout porter ipa -- kraft breweries -- craft breweries, organic and specialty malt products. no noise shall be allowed on the area under the control of the controlled licensee. no person under the age of 21 shall sell, furnish, or deliver alcoholic beverages. condition is our loitering condition, which is defined as standing idly about, lingering aimlessly without lawful business, is prohibited on a sidewalk or property adjacent to the premises under the control licensee. our next condition -- there shall be no cuts, glasses, or similar receptacles commonly used for drinking beverages sold, furnish, or given away at the premises in quantities of less than 24 in their original package -- there shall be no cops -- there shall be no cops -- there shall be no cups, glasses, or similar receptacles. with these conditions, we are recommending the application for approval. supervisor avalos: ok, very good. thank you for your presentation. we can open the item up for public comment. we will go up to 3 minutes. seeing n

kraft there is the puck right to-- there is the puck off the glass no one knows where is except for kevinsted by the goalie, and that would do it in overtime. he is the only one that sought, by then it was too late, and of goal goes by and the game was over. that is just one of the things that went wrong. and this guy, he does play the game of his life. the sharks gave them everything they could, he still said no 54 times. to and then the sharks are up, 2-113 seconds left. a redirected shot by brian kessler. he was injured, but somehow he gets it through. that is the fourth overtime, the sharks and 13 seconds away from posting a game 6 tomorrow night and then carried is. so what happens now, there is a list of free agents that the sharks have, and this is when management has to figure out what they want to do. the column on the left, those are the free agents, the two names on the right, they are restricted free agents. but the head coach had this this to say last night. >> we lose a game possibly because of the team, ran out of gas in day number one, we lost our composure and a number tw

kraft reported better than expected first quarter profit and lowered its full year forecast.inally, how about giving moment a piece of movie history for mother's day. the chicago area where macaulay culkin made movie history in "home alone" is now on the market for $274 million. >>> a big nba playoff suspension, vancouver is on the verge and a pitcher goes nuts when he hits a home run even though it was only in batting practice. >>> plus, a revived lance bergman gives new life to baseball's red birds. your early morning sports headlines are straight ahead. >>> your weekend forecast is coming up and, of course, the all-important mother's day forecast. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. if you're just waking up, this is "early today." in sports, once again the los angeles lakers ron artest has gone too far and both he and his team are going to pay for it in the nba playoffs. here's nbc's fred roggin with an early look at all your sports headlines. >>> good morning. there were no nba playoff games last night. for the lakers' ron artest, there won't be a game until

pharmaceutical merck, coca-cola, kraft foods led stocks higher by end of day trade. april retail sales posted the smallest rise in nine months. pushing early losses, applications for unemployment benefits fell last week, but less than expected. commodities managed a modest comeback. oil recovered from steep, early losses, finishing nearly 1% higher, but still below $100 a barrel. cold and copper also rose. goldman sachs was lower after its shares were downgraded due to a growing chorus arguing charges should be brought against the bank for defrauding investors. cisco sank after reporting 18% slide in earnings, lower profit forecast and job cut plans. after the bell, nordstrom dropped after cutting its full year earnings outlook. elsewhere, facebook admitted a claim first reported by the daily beast that the social network hired a prominent public relations firm drawing immediate attention to privacy practices at rival google. facebook insisted its involvement remain a secret. >>> and finally, the prague zoo is making loads of money off elephant dung. gardeners using

we'll get thefirst quarter earnings reports from pfizers well as kraft foods, visa mastercard among other first quarter reports coming out. >>> monday,ongressetur from a two-week cess. majoty leader harry reid said he plans to bring t republican debt reduction plan to a vote on the senate floor. >>> also on monday, the institute for supply and managementl relsets latest figures on activity in the manufauring sector. tuesda we get total motor vehicle sales for the month of april. and then on friday, the latest jobs report sought. we'll find out howany jobs the economy lost o gained in the last month. 8.8% of americans are currently out of wor > d finally today, the clock is ticking he in brazil for bril's double whammy in sports. the world cup is in 2014, and th olympicsthe summer olympics happens two years after at. the country that prod pele has threeears to build 12 stadiums in 12 cities r soccer's main event. construction on those venues may be a little behind with just one-third of the $20 billion in infrastructure funds spent. rio's olpic facilities are further ahead, many built for

"we build a kraft source database of wi-fi hot spots, but those could be 100 miles away from where you are. those are not telling you anything about your location." yet in a written statement, apple claimed this very same data will "help your iphone rapidly and accurately calculate its location." or as the associated press summarized it "the data helps the phone figure out its location," apple said. but steve jobs said those are not telling you anything about your location. it does not appear to me that both these statements can be true at the same time. does this data -- does this data -- you are anticipating my question, so i will just ask it. does this data indicate anything about your location or does it not? >> senator, the data that is stored in the database is the location of as many wi-fi hot spots and self and towers as we can have. the data does not contain any customer information at all. it is completely anonymous. it is only about the cell phone towers and hot spots. when a portion of that data it is downloaded to your phone, your phone knows yourhot spots and towers it ca

coca cola, mcdonaldsandd kraft foods stocks improved today. >>> take a look back at that mountain behind me. we were the only crew taking into that construction site. crews are making a tunnel right through that rock. it's not for cars but for water. the digging started just a few months ago a machine with hardened teeth started making its way into a mountain. today the new irvington tunnel is taking shape. project manager michael cash says the machine and his crews dig and blast their way 60 feet every day. >> we keep that rate up, another year and a half and the tunnel will be done. >> reporter: this new tunnel is next to the old irvington tunnel built in the late 1920s. it's old, made of mortar and not seismically sound. >> it's within feet of an active fault. it's crucial for us to deliver drinking water to 2.5 million people in four bay area counties? >> reporter: betsy rose says this construction is a race with time. part of a $4.6 billion overhall of the entire hetchi water system. >> it's like doing repairs to an airplane while in flight. >> reporter: after crews digging from bot

>> on this last two pieces, you include kraft hours -- craft hours and number of bay area labor. can you include also the number of, i guess -- i'm looking for information on small business, local businesses. why we do not include back. >> the small business -- right now, the utility packages, each of those are small business entities, and then, there are some on the team, and that is sort of a company entity. we can either track that here, or i think there is another report we use for that. the mas, we report on that regularly. as a reminder, all of the utility location work is 100% small business. >> any other questions? thank you very much. >> thank you, directors. that concludes my report. >> will go ahead and look to item six. this is an opportunity for members of the public to address the committee on matters that are not on the calendar. >> good morning. i am a resident in the rincon hill neighborhood, a block away from the temporary terminal. i wanted to take this opportunity to compliment the tjpa on a fine job. as jim lazarus said, it is pretty amazing that such a large

kraft and starbucks also hiked prices recently. all blame supply and demand as the world drinks more java. >>> and another reason to hate your morning commute turns out it could be bad for your relationship. a study out of sweden finds a commute of 45 minutes or more increases the risk of divorce by 40%. if you can last five years it decreases, because families get used to it. this could explain a lot, betty. >> yes, it could. try to find employment near your home i guess. ines ferre joining us live in new york, thanks so much for that. >>> a shocking murder/suicide in san diego, a family of four all drowned. now police are looking for answers. this is the "cbs morning news." we all want cleaner laundry. we all want a world with fewer chemicals. we all want the best of both worlds. introducing all free clear oxi-active. a powerful new detergent without dyes or perfumes that helps get out your toughest dirt and stains. its added natural cleaning boosters help get your whole family's wash incredibly clean. tough on stains. gentle on

and celebrate what is going on in the cheese world today and how far we have come from a place of kraft singles and block cheddar. i love when i deliver a cheese plate and tell them the names of the cheeses, where they are from, what they are made with, a few details about, you know, the rhine or the cheesemaker or the cows -- they have names. the vocationally gray's --

try kraft mayo with olive oil and cracked pepper. >>> take a look at this. nice morning for a walk outside. we really mean outside. this is the first space walk for the "endea it's under way right now. take a look at the amount of work they're doing. you can see sort of feet and arms and the whole thing. they're venturing outside to retrieve some experiments. tomorrow the astronauts make history when they take a live video call from the vatican. it's the first papal call to the space station. >> how cool is that. wow? >> amazing. takes a lot of courage. >> braver than i am. that's for sure. >> happening as you're watching. >>> all right, now for a look at your morning road conditions. wet from houston to western louisiana and i-40 from oklahoma city to little rock. rain also soaks i-70 from denver to st. louis and i-35 from minneapolis to san antonio. dene icy on i-70 from denver west and some slick spots along much of i-95. >>> if you are flying, airport delays are possible in minneapolis, kansas city, uston, philadelphia, uston, phi. >>> arnold schwarzeneg

caremark, directv, general motors, kraft and visa. we'll also see chain store sales for april. also tomorrow, our "planet forward" series is back with a big announcement! the george washington university social media project names a winner for the best idea to power the future. >> susie: it's back to the beginning for the jury in the insider trading trial of hedge fund manager raj rajaratnam. a juror was replaced this morning for medical reasons, and the judge told the panel to start deliberating from the beginning. the jury had already been talking behind closed doors for six days. rajaratnam, the founder of the galleon group, has not been in the courtroom this week. he's undergoing medical treatment for a foot ailment. >> tom: general motors is revving up production of the corvette. the automaker is putting more than $130 million into the kentucky plant where the fast cars are made, creating 250 new jobs. that bowling green plant has been making corvettes for 30 years. at the peak of their popularity in the 1980s, 1,000 people worked at the factory. right now, there are 400.

cheese competition, beating out such heavyweights as kraft for their fresh goat cheese. such national attention hasn't gone unnoticed locally, either, as they are catching eyes of local chefs, including grange chef michael tuohy$ who just stumbled upon the product by accident. >> i met him under the freeway. ha ha ha ha ha! down at the market. um, ha ha! i know. yeah, actually, i was at the market shopping, doing my sunday morning routine and i went by their booth, and i was looking for the right goat cheese to feature here at grange and basically to become our, you know, true local chee. >> soon after we arrived, chef tuohy came in as a customer and started to purchase our product, and he came for many weeks. probably 3 or 4 or 5 weeks. um, we didn't know who he was. he was just an individual, just another customer. and he was, uh, very complimentary, of course, on our product, and then he introduced himself, uh, who he was and that they were starting the new restaurant downtown. >> sourcing local ingredients has always been at the top of michael's list in terms of plan