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hilary kramer is back with us-- editor of gamechangerstocks.com. must be talking about j. m. smucker here. the food company, an unusual ticker symbol, sjm. where is the growth here for smucker's? >> the coffee industry. their sector, they have 40% of the in-store coffee market and it very profitable, marriage ins above 20% continue to grow. and the follow jer's brand, dunkin' donuts, and that really helps smucker's be in a different position from other packaged goods companies. and of course also commodity prices are coming down. so that helps the growth and the fattening of what we call the imagine ins for a company like smucker's. >> tom: in the meantime you do collect that nice dividend, certainly nice relative with what fixed incomes pay these days of. >> i'll take 6.2% any time it comes in, it has been around almost 100 years, but also a category killer in that seven major brands across different categories in the supermarket, and all the right price. the consumer, also know, tom, is pressed right now. bad as it ever been, and a company like smucker's can really star be

hilary kramer joins us with tonight's "street critique." another management crisis at hewlett packard. there's speculation today that hewlett packard is preparing to oust c.e.o. leo apotheker after less than a year on the job. h.p. shares rose almost 7% to $23.96, but they are still down more than 40% this year. darren gersh takes a look at what's wrong with this legendary computer company and who could be the next c.e.o. to turn things around. >> reporter: today h.p. ran its own operation twist, leaving ceo leo apotheker twisting in the wind while wall street celebrated news reports he will soon be fired. h.p did nothing to knock that speculation down, refusing to comment today. in less than a year on the job, analysts say apotheker made too many big moves and executed them poorly. the goal was to cook up a new h.p., one focused less on consumers and more on serving big businesses. >> so to make that omelet, he broke a couple of eggs, which is fine, but the way he went about it was more akin to throwing the whole basket on the floor. >> re

it's hilary kramer, editor of gamechangerstocks.com. we could add vaseline and lipton tea. how defensive is this stock, considering the global economic environment here? >> this unilever company is ex streamly a great buy to have during a recession, because of their stable of brand, especially their more moderately priced like suave shampoo, dove soap, lipton. but it's also something else, a company that was able to grow sales by 7.1% through volume growth and parsing on prices along, and also is excellent at marketing, tom. that has, for example, ben and jerry's ice cream as one brand, but also owns slim fast. so i really love unilever for that. >> tom: both sectors with slim fast and ben and jerry's. also it a foreign company and that leads to a question from viewer brad who writes, i enjoy hill rather's suggestions on international stocks with high dividends, but i fine it difficult to find out dividend withholding taxes from certain countries before investing. you've been talking about international telecommunications stocks, for instance that have a hefty dividend. how

she's hilary kramer, editor of gamechangerstocks.com. so, you're looking at an exchange, the cme group specifically, this is a company that operates the exchanges where oil, gold, government bond, over en corn futures are traded. what makes you live cme group at this point in its stock price, trading at $267 per share? >> tom, the cme group has been hit hard whether the market coming off in august, yes it very ironic because the way the kme group makes its money is on volumes. volumes of these contracts in these areas that you just mentioned which are all growth areas, right, metal, platinum, silver, gold, energy has been very strong, and it's very important to realize that we've had a lot more treasury issueance. all those positions need to be hedged, that's the interest rate area for cme. it's a great story, earnings will be out of the park. i don't own it yet, i am planning on building a position in cme, maybe even on the call option side, i have such great expectations. >> tom: using leverage yourself. the big question with cme is ho

tonya kramer in jerusalem. the palestinian bid for independence and recognition has been a long process. attends a reconciliation with the israelis have failed time and time again. in friday's speech, obama said he is willing to return to the negotiating -- abbas said he is willing to return to the negotiating table. the cycle has been going on for decades, leaving little room for peace talks. >> the founding of the state of israel in may of 1948 marked the beginning of what palestinians referred to as the catastrophe. some 700,000 people were driven from their homes and land in the former mandate of palestine. the fatah movement was established with the aim of liberating palestinian arabs. led by yasser arafat, it used terrorist attacks in an effort to create a separate palestinian state. 1974 saw a turnaround. addressing the united nations, arafat declared he believed in the possibility of a peaceful coexistence between muslims, christians and jews. in 1988, the palestinian liberation organization unilaterall

he could be like america's kramer. do we really want to listen to eight different peoples ideas.ere's a simpler method of viewing this audition for the most powerful job in the country. >> perry versus romney, g.o.p. debate. >> how hot does it get between rick perry and mitt romney. >> eight people on the stage we're really only paying attention tonight to two. >> jon: thank you. i knew i could ignore those other people. by the way, i know it was a preview. what did happen? >> mitt romney and rick perry kicking it up a notch. >> mitt romney and rick perry went at it. >> mitt romney and rick perry go face to face. >> it was nothing but fire. >> it was exactly the thing you thought it would be. [ laughter ] there's only two explanations how that could have happened. one four months before any vote is cast. you decide the nomination is down to romney and perry. frame the debate by pitting the two against each other or your precogs. i'll let the audience at home decide. [ laughter ] >> governor romney, your private sector experience as governor perry's strategist recently put it cons

, we'll talk with brad withouse, communications director for the dnc and tea party chairwoman amy kramereview the contenders. if you want to tweet me about this or check me out on my blog or facebook, do it now. looking at all of your comments, especially as it comes to what's happening with our debate monday night. [ angela ] endless shrimp is our most popular promotion at red lobster. there's so many choices. the guests come in and they're like yeah i want to try this shrimp and i want to try this kind and this kind. they wait for this all year long. [ male announcer ] it's endless shrimp today at red lobster. your favorite shrimp entrees, like garlic shrimp scampi or new sweet and spicy shrimp. as much as you like any way you like for just $15.99. [ trapp ] creating an experience instead of just a meal that's endless shrimp. my name is angela trapp. i'm a server at red lobster and i sea food differently. >>> all right. here in tampa we're a little more than 24 hours away from the republican debate co-hosted by cnn and the tea party express. i'm joined here now by amy kramer, chairwoma

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hilary kramer is tomorrow's "street critique" guest. she says it's time to sell apple shar, ev though the stock is at an all-time high. u.s. trade officials are bringing a case against china. it involves u.s. poultry products, including chicken exports. trade representative ron kirk says chinese tariffs are costing american poultry producers nearly a billion dollars a year. the u.s. has complained to the world trade organization that china has not complied with trade rules since imposing the fees a year ago. the u.s. now has at least six cases against china at the wto. a former attorney with the securities and exchange commission could find himself on the wrong side of the law. the agency said david becker had a criminal conflict of interest when he handled legal matters surrounding the case against bernard madoff for the s.e.c. here's why-- he helped the s.e.c. decide if money should be taken back from madoff investors who withdrew more than they'd invested. but becker had received an inheritance from his mother that included madoff fu

and hilary kramer is our "street critique" guest. email your questions to streetcritique@nbr.com. microsoft wants america to run on windows. to spread the word, the software giant handed out 5,000 samsung tablet computers today that run on windows 8. that will give users a chance to experience microsoft's next software system that includes features tailored for touch screens and tablets. the company hopes to take a bite of out consumers switching to apple's ipad. tablet makers are expected to start selling products with windows 8 by the middle of next year. >> tom: h&r block will not offer refund anticipation loans during next year's tax season. the company says its client base is growing and the appeal of those high-cost loans is shrinking. h&r block was unable to offer the loans this year after regulators directed its third- party lending bank to stop funding the project. the tax services giant will continue to let customers use their anticipated refunds to pay for tax preparation. >> susie: is the economy behaving like tennessee williams characters? tonight's commentator thinks

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amy kramer is with me in tampa.w york tonight, cnn contributor and political anchor for new york one, errol louis. let's talk about the tea party and the republican party. do you see much difference between the two and what are the goals going to be come tomorrow night? >> the tea party plan is to send a conservative to washington. this is a direct result of people being frustrated and angry with both political parties but especially the republican party. they have gotten away from the conservative values. so we want a conservative in washington. not necessarily a republican. >> but the people on stage obviously tomorrow night are all republicans. what is the tea party looking for them to say tomorrow night? >> we want to know who is going to turn this economy around. it's about jobs, jobs, jobs. that's what americans are concerned about now. >> what about candidates like john huntsman. he's trying to present himself to people as someone who is a viable candidate. what does he have to do? >> i think he has to move o

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i'm joined here by amy kramer, chair woman of the tea party express and mark preston is back, cnn's senior're all americans when it comes down to it. when we work together we get things done. >> absolutely. i'm a former flight attendant who was flying on september 11th. we need to celebrate those lives today and we're all americans. we all love this country and we want what's best for this country so it is nice to see us all come together over this. >> we talked a lot about partisanship in washington but i think in the end an event like this really does show that we are all americans and the fact is everybody wants what's best for america. people just have different ideas. >> let's get back to those different ideas then. i thought it was really important that you said -- it stuck out to a lot of our viewers who had been e-mailing me -- you said the tea party's going to pick the next republican presidential nominee and thus the next president of the united states because people are so upset with what's happening in washington now. >> that's right. absolutely. all anybody cares about is jobs

but not that i have anything against coffee table books, especially the one kramer came up with on "seinfelding the book tour. first stop, "regis & kathie lee." >> it's a coffee table book about coffee tables. >> yeah. >> isn't that clever? >> see, the beauty of my book is if you don't have a coffee table, it turns into a coffee table. >> so you may be asking sean combs, with everything that's going on in the world, do we really need a coffee table about butts? what you're forgetting is that many other serious artists have rather butt-centric work as well. artists such as anthony ray -- excuse me. i'm sorry. you probably know him by the title he received after he was knighted, sir mix-a-lot. your girlfriend rolls a honda workout tapes by fonda ain't got a motor in the back of her honda my anaconda don't want none unless you got buns, hon >> baby got back. that song actually won a grammy. for my money, though, as per usual, nobody did it better -- it did. than spinal tap. ladies and gentlemen, "big bottom." big bottom big bottom talk about bum cakes my girl's got 'em big bottom drive me out o

. >> reporter: ryan kramer whose buy logical father was a sperm donor started a website with his motherion stir sibling to connect the children of sperm donors with each orand their fathers. it's voluntary. >> today we have over 32,000 people in a similar case that are interested in meeting their half siblings and buy logical fathers. >> reporter: it was through the site that ben was put in touch with sharon and the children. although he makes it clear he doesn't want to be thought of as dad. >> they're not my kids. i don't see them as my kids. that's it. i'm not part of their lives. >> reporter: what about the rest of ben's 0 some offspring? his fiance lauren, worries. >> what if they all come knocking? will they all want to meet you? >> reporter: this as critics call for new regulations so guys like ben don't wind up as triple digit dads. george lewis, nbc news, los angeles. >>> political side bar now. today poll position. union boss jimmy hoffa sticking by his tough labor day talk in which he called on voters to quote, take out the tea party by heading to the polls. that speech got a

but not that i have anything against coffee table books, especially the one kramer came up with on "seinfeldcoffee table book about coffee tables. >> yeah. >> isn't that clever? >> see, the beauty of my book is if you don't have a coffee table, it turns into a coffee table. >> so you may be asking sean combs, with everything that's going on in the world, do we really need a coffee table about butts? what you're forgetting is that many other serious artists have rather butt-centric work as well. artists such as anthony ray -- excuse me. i'm sorry. you probably know him by the title he received after he was knighted, sir mix-a-lot. ♪ your girlfriend rolls a honda ♪ workout tapes by fonda ain't got a motor in the back of her honda ♪ ♪ my anaconda don't want none unless you got buns, hon ♪ >> baby got back. that song actually won a grammy. for my money, though, as per usual, nobody did it better -- it did. than spinal tap. ladies and gentlemen, "big bottom." ♪ big bottom ♪ big bottom ♪ talk about bum cakes ♪ my girl's got 'em ♪ big bottom ♪ drive me out of my mind ♪ how could i leave this behind

but not that i have anything against coffee table books, especially the one kramer came up with on "seinfeldfirst stop, "regis & kathie lee." >> it's a coffee table book about coffee tables. >> yeah. >> isn't that clever? >> see, the beauty of my book is if you don't have a coffee table, it turns into a coffee table. >> so you may be asking sean combs, with everything that's going on in the world, do we really need a coffee table about butts? what you're forgetting is that many other serious artists have rather butt-centric work as well. artists such as anthony ray -- excuse me. i'm sorry. you probably know him by the title he received after he was knighted, sir mix-a-lot. your girlfriend rolls a honda workout tapes by fonda ain't got a motor in the back of her honda my anaconda don't want none unless you got buns, hon >> baby got back. that song actually won a grammy. for my money, though, as per usual, nobody did it better -- it did. than spinal tap. ladies and gentlemen, "big bottom." big bottom big bottom talk about bum cakes my girl's got 'em big bottom drive me out of my mind how could

amy kramer, she runs the tea party express, she thinks her voters, her members are growing in power.an nominee. we're not going to accept what the republican party hands us, and what people need to understand is we're not here to send a republican to washington. we want to send a conservative to washington. >> we're not going to accept who the republican party hands us. >> wow. it sounds like a threat of a third party, doesn't it? look, they were very, very important, very influential in the 2010 midterm elections for one reason, they turned out to vote. the question is do they have the staying power? the national popularity has declined tremendously since people started understanding a little bit more about the tea party. they've not gotten more popular. but we have to see whether they turn out in force in republican -- >> it seems like civil war, tug-of-war? how would you describe it? >> i would describe it as a civil war inside the republican party, and, by the way, if you have mitt romney win in new hampshire, you may have somebody else win in iowa, like a michele bachmann or a p

joining me now is the chair of the tea party express, amy kramer. amy, good morning. see you here. this is a big deal. this is a -- a big -- it's not a coming out. you've been on the road a long time, but to some degree it's a coming out of the tea party to the larger republican fold and a turning point in this campaign. >> it's a testament to the power of the movement. we know the -- we are going to choose the next republican nominee. we are not going to accept what the republican party hands us, and what people need to understand is we are not here to send a republican to washington. we want to send a conservative to washington. >> all right. you've you're going to choose the next republican nominee. that's quite likely to be true. does that mean you're going to choose the next president of the united states? >> i think so. we cannot continue this out of jobs and spending. >> we've seen a number of things play out here. we've seen michele bachmann talking about getting rid of the epa. we've seen rick perry talk about ben bernanke. we've heard from ron paul about get

that brings me to amy kramer of crafts fairy garden. thanks for joining me today.rt. i work primarily in polymer clay and that's a unique clay because it does not harden at all compared to other clay. until i'm ready to bake it. i have broken it between fall and a little bit of christmas springled in. trains seem to look your product. how did you create these? >> i figured we would key yatch a pumpkin. going ahead with the classic orange and white color and spread them out. i wrap the around around an aluminium ball so that i don't have to use too much clay and umeh going to fast forward to what it looks like once i completed this pack. once you go ahead and grab the cookie cutter and make a little sheet. >> oh, that ghost sheet. that's not good. >> that's why we leave it to the crafts -- oh, my gosh. all right. >> there you go. you just set them right over and then i pin many a few little folds to make it look like a cheat and i pick it up. all you do is put a little bit of eyes in there and a pumpkin topper. thinks your first show? >> i'm really excited. >> congr