i liked your point on mead johnson. in fact, pressing herb, later on in the show, talk about that company and whether or not nu skin could dough the same thing. stole our thunder even out in san diego. good work, my friend. see you in 30 minutes. actually, you're sticking around. >>> the other big story today, best buy, looking like the worst. tanking after reporting same-store sales over the holidays. gross margins wallops and jcpenney announcing store closures and 2,000 layoffs. courtney reagan not sure if she slept. >> i wish you were eck joing about that sleep thing. it's pretty true. best buy reporting a bummer of a holiday. down 0.9%. margins hit harder as the consumer electronics giant offered deep discounts to compete with rivals like walmart. spoke on the phone, called the holiday extreme saying all the discounts didn't create demand for consumer electronics at best buy or elsewhere. also categorizing holiday sales slump as a speed bump and we have operational levers and have the opportunity to use in the futur

johnson nutrition added to the focus list. >> stock's up 2.5%, $79.83. a survey in china indicates that meade nestle continue to gain market share. by the way, they are raising eps estimates. the target, $95. that's about 18% upside right now. >> we also have cliffs natural resources, we will talk more about this on friday because it is part of a stock swap but it is higher today on news that casablanca capital is taking a portion of the company. >> basically calling on the company to double their dividend, basically convert to an mlp, just shaking the tree. seems to be helping. by the way, you saw the promo. we had our stock strap from last year. it ends this friday. we haven't really kept up on it as much as we should. this was one of the three stocks on my team. >> it's down 40% over the past 12 months. we'll do the tally on friday. >> but up big since it was selected on brian's ballers. >>> moving along, salesforce.com mentioned positively at pacific crest, better than negatively. >> stock up 3.2% to $58.90. they see upside to fourth quarter guidance. the company has signed several multi-

meads, like, continuing in the vietnam war? >> well, we know that, that lady bird was a shrewd investor, big stock in bell helicopters, big stake in brown and rue known as haliburton. johnson's estate made millions on the vietnam war, millions. she was shrewd when it came to investing. hard to say. we know, for example, that there was a $33 5 million contract begin to dredge the bay that did not need dredging, for example. no, i think the generals wanted the war. this is where oliver stone, i'm not related to and who i have agreements and disagreements with, but whom i have enormous respect for based on the talents and his quest for the tryout. we disagree on some things, but on this, he's fundment tally right. the generals wanted their war. the defense contractors wanted war, lyndon johnson gave them their war, but he was not above making a couple bucks on it himself. the man who owns the texas school book depository, the man whose company that malcolm wallace, the assassin went to work for, three months after johnson is president, they get a million million contradict for the war. they are now known as ltv. they get rewards for housing malcolm wallace after the assassinati

meads, like, continuing in the vietnam war? >> well, we know that, that lady bird was a shrewd investor, big stock in bell helicopters, big stake in brown and rue known as haliburton. johnson's estate made millions on the vietnam war, millions. she was shrewd when it came to investing. hard to say. we know, for example, that there was a $33 5 million contract begin to dredge the bay that did not need dredging, for example. no, i think the generals wanted the war. this is where oliver stone, i'm not related to and who i have agreements and disagreements with, but whom i have enormous respect for based on the talents and his quest for the tryout. we disagree on some things, but on this, he's fundment tally right. the generals wanted their war. the defense contractors wanted war, lyndon johnson gave them their war, but he was not above making a couple bucks on it himself. the man who owns the texas school book depository, the man whose company that malcolm wallace, the assassin went to work for, three months after johnson is president, they get a million million contradict for the war. they are now known as ltv. they get rewards for housing malcolm wallace after the assassinati