norfolk southern's coal traffic is down just 2.5% now.the smallest decline of any class one railroad in the country. as long as natural gas keeps rising, they can start to recover in the second half of this year. if you are trying to play a natural gas induced recovery, norfolk southern is the way to go. it's gone up 20 points in a straight line. i would wait for a pull back. csx, very well run railroad, but csx is getting hammered by declines in coal. the volumes are down 17%. that's at csx the traffic is very strong. over the last year the company has started to ship oil. now they're running a whole train worth of crude a day. plans will add two more oil terminals in 2014. the big fear remaining, they should keep chugging. plus, they're putting through price increases on every other kind of freight. there's nobody to play off of. if you don't believe in the coal come back, stick with kansas city southern. the smaller railroad that connects mexico with the united states. and all the bountiful funds that we talk about all the time on the

in the east, csx and norfolk southern carved up the failing conrail.hen the santa fe rail, and union pacific swallowed up the southern pacific. the railroad industry resurrected itself from a money losing business with too many players into a much more concentrated business. so profitable that warren buffett decided to buy burlington northern in 2009. boy, buffett stole it, man. he knew the rails would come back and come back with a vengeance and he was right. what's the best play to play it? you can't own burlington anymore. given the exposure to the insurance and housing, two businesses that are roaring right now. and i still like the smaller kansas city southern, the best quarter of all the rails by the way. this one is already run up 40% since i got behind it just in december. december 5th of last year. all right. so how about the three remaining major players. right now, union pacific is up 11%, and the other guys are up more than 20%. the reason? union pacific has been held back by soft volumes in coal. as well as weakness in agriculture. that re

first on your list is norfolk southern, nsc on the nyse. tell us why you like this stock. >> well, it's not getting any easier to move goods around the united states. we have after all a rising amount of exports coming out of the united states, exports have doubled over the last 15 years, same with imports. these things need to get to and from ports and places of business. roadways are getting more congested all the time and railway companies such as the norfolk southern have the ability to provide the lowest cost transportation for those goods so it's a natural in an environment where capacity is constrain constrained. we like it and think the stock can trade easily into the mid 80s. >> walmart is another one of your picks and you liked wmt. even given that consumers are feeling like penny pinchers these days? >> exactly. in fact, the fact that walmart is in a market that caters to the consumers who have tight budgets, we know that employment is increasing. we saw those numbers today. but when you look at underlying wage growth it's positi

i know that money has been made available for road schemes in norfolk. of course, i can see from the transfer minister nodding vigorously behind my honorable friend there may be more to,. >> -- more to come. >> does the prime minister i agree with me that people are suffering under depression and it would be the wrong politics at this time tournament to 50 the top rate of tax? and will be now, with the now canceled next month's tax cut for millionaires? [shouting] spent the point i would make to the honorable lady is after the start of the financial year, the top rate of tax will be higher than in any year when labour was in office. and i'm sure that something he would fully agree with. >> thank you, mr. speaker. today, the 20th anniversary of the wilmington bombing, and the prime minister may recall, or will recall over 20 were killed and injured almost a 12 year-old boy. will he join me in congratulating tim's parents for the way they've worked tirelessly for piece over the past two decades? in particular, establishment of the foundation for piece whic

norfolk is right in the middle of it.it in a couple of years, i think you can own it. >> simon, cat? >> it's an increase on infrastructure globally and gdp growth trading at ten times price earnings. the weakness in china is going to have a better entry point. i'll hold off right here. >> we asked you to weigh in on our fedex debate and decide whether the bull or the bear won. we tallied the results and you said, drum roll, please, the bull won the debate. congratulations sir. >> final trades when we come back after this short break. otherworldly things. but there are some things i've never seen before. this ge jet engine can understand 5,000 data samples per second. which is good for business. because planes use less fuel, spend less time on the ground and more time in the air. suddenly, faraway places don't seem so...far away. ♪ how do traders using technical analysis streamline their process? at fidelity, we do it by merging two tools into one.

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from norfolk, virginia, please welcome cynthia womble. nice to see you, cynthia. wow, that is a very, very big job. >> yes, it is. it's an amazing job and an amazing opportunity to take care of the sailors and their families all across the u.s. atlantic fleet and all across the navy, take care of those folks who are out there fighting for our freedom. >> absolutely. we appreciate all your efforts as well. you--cynthia, you joined the navy back in 1989, i believe. >> 1989. >> very few women were joining the navy at that point. >> that is true. >> what made you decide to do it, and what was it like for a woman back then? >> well, it was challenging, and i think you have similar experiences in television, actually, with how challenging it can be with trying to balance a family and a career. it definitely was not the normal thing to do. i was one of very few in my high school who even considered it at the time who was female. it was about 9% female in the navy then. today it's about 16%, and i think that's awesome. that is great. [cheers and applause] >> even to this

norfolk southern. line, infinite possibilities. >>> it is the kind of plot you may find in a spy model, older man falls for a beautiful young women and falls for something and it isn't love. that's what allegedly happens with this defense contractor and former army officer. he is charged with passing nuclear secrets to his chinese girlfriend. here is cnn's brian todd. >> reporter: he is an army reservist with top secret clearance, doing contract work for contract command in ohio. benjamin bishop stands accused of leaking nuclear secrets, weapons, war plans, early warning radar systems. u.s. officials say he gave them to a chinese woman 32 years younger who he was having a relationship with. bishop was arrested and in is in custody. his attorney says this. >> served his country honorably for 29 years. maintains he would never do anything to intentionally harm the united states. >> reporter: is the woman a chinese spy? court documents identify her as person one. 27 years old. a chinese national. the docu

norfolk southern. infinite possibilities. shibani: well u.s.ave doubled since 2009, hitting over $20,000 an acre in some parts of this country. the rapid rise has some wondering if this could signal a bubble is brewing in america's heartland? david: jeff flock is down on the farm in grundy county, illinois. he is off the silo, down on the ground. what are you seeing there, jeff? >> spent a day poking around in the dirt on that very issue, could this be a bubble? this is dirt here and i'll tell you this dirt is not cheap. as you point out it has been appreciating. this is a farm of about 180 acres in grundy county, illinois. it goes on auction tomorrow. take a look why farm prices, farmland prices are at all-time highs. take a look at corn prices and soybean prices. last year, this year, two years ago, tremendous rise in those prices. that has what has underpinned this tremendous run-up in crop land prices. if we look at a map, all around the country, mainly in the midwest you see how much of a rise we've had just in the last year. illinois 18%.

the ""uss truman"" in norfolk is on standby. arlington cemetery expected to cut 160 funerals a month. iowa families may lose their chance to get public housing. >> it will affect about 200 families that we may have to take off the roll. >> reporter: plus furloughs and layoffs. >> i've got two kids at home, you've got my wife working. >> i have tuition, i have a daughter in college, this is her last year. >> reporter: more than half the nation's government workers bracing for unpaid days off. >> we will survive. we'll do okay, but i think that this is a hell of a way to run a railro railroad. >> reporter: the imf, the international monetary fund, now saying, richard, they may take another look at their growth forecast for the u.s. in its next year and cut off about half a percent. >> could be a long night for tracie potts on sequester watch in washington thank you. >>> the army soldier charged in the largest leak of of classified material in u.s. history has pleaded guilty to ten charges against him. private bradley manning admit

our michelle wasn't to norfolk, decision. >> american politics aren't too popular among this crowd. washington may only be a three-hour drive away, but they don't think much here about how the nation's capital is handling the showdown. >> politically, how can congress let that happen? they can't let all of these people get laid off? >> other countries are looking at us to see what we do, and they are making judgment about how we handle our affairs. >> as home to the u.s. navy's main shipyard and the fleet, it is exposed to budget cuts that should shave a half percent off growth. it is another kind of forced retirement that is worries people in this region on. unless a is made, then defense workers will be forced to take unpaid leave. the white house says as many as 90,000 people could be affected in virginia alone. private ship builders would also be forced to lay off workers. but it is not just the military worried about these cuts. school life will always be affected. few your teachers will mean larger class sizes. and perhaps designed to help the neediest children will be hit. th

norfolk southern. if you name any of the best selling recording artists of the last few decades from di lap and springsteen to whitney houston and alicia keys my next guest led many of them. clive davis was president of columbia records, founder of arista and j. his memoir is called "the soundtrack of my life." that book continues to rise on the bestseller list, now hitting number two. congratulations on the success of your career. you have worked with so many music legends at the beginning of their career when many of us didn't realize what was to come. how do you know when a musician will be a commercial hit and really connect with paying audiences? >> my first test, i never signed an artist before. we have to go back to the pop festival in 1967 in monterrey. i saw janis joplin and big brother and the holding company. it was the midst of a music revolution. i got that over powering feeling whether it's a cliche, the tingle up your spine. i dedicated myself to signing her. i did. then i started trusti

norfolk southern. one line, infinite possibilities. >> talk about sticker shock.he average tuition at a public college jumping by the biggest amount ever last year. the same report pointing out it's happening as states cut funds to colleges. ben, you're pointing your finger at the money the federal government is dishing out to these colleges. >> and naturally they're putting money in subsidized students loans and naturally that money is going to be available for the colleges and universities to take and they will. so they're force feeding the colleges and universities. they'll take the money and run. >> gary k, on wall street we talk about this all the time. when we talk about bubbles it's hard to argue at a trillion dollars this might be the biggest one out there. >> well, ends up getting on this little wheel, as you get more money in tuition goes up. when tuition goes up the government says we need to give more money because tuition has gone up and then it keeps going around and around and you end up in the cycle and never ending, and it costs too much for educa

i know that money has been made available for road schemes in norfolk. of course, i can see from the transfer minister nodding vigorously behind my honorable friend there may be more to,. >> -- more to come. >> does the prime minister i agree with me that people are suffering under depression and it would be the wrong politics at this time tournament to 50 the top rate of tax? and will be now, with the now canceled next month's tax cut for millionaires? [shouting] spent the point i would make to the honorable lady is after the start of the financial year, the top rate of tax will be higher than in any year when labour was in office. and i'm sure that something he would fully agree with. >> thank you, mr. speaker. today, the 20th anniversary of the wilmington bombing, and the prime minister may recall, or will recall over 20 were killed and injured almost a 12 year-old boy. will he join me in congratulating tim's parents for the way they've worked tirelessly for piece over the past two decades? in particular, establishment of the foundation for piece whic

sent this letter to virginia's governor telling him it was canceling 11 ship maintenance projects in norfolk, virginia, and cutting 146 million from army bases, including fort lee and fort belvoir. at the justice department this week, a memo to employees warned of a possible furlough after april 21. if the furlough occurs, it reads, full-time employees will be furloughed no more than 14 work days. >> people are going to be hurt. the economy will not grow as quickly as it would have. unemployment will not go down as quickly as it would have. and there are lives behind that. and that's real. and it's not necessary. that's the problem. >> reporter: there is a way out of this, of course, scott, and that's for both sides to compromise. but in this conflict, neither side has shown any willingness to do that at all. >> pelley: thank you. it is a feature of this law that federal managers can't choose where to cut. the reductions must be across the board thereby eliminating both the wasteful and the vital. a few programs are exempt, however, and we asked nancy cordes to tell us where the cuts are com

and consumer services peta calderon a shocking ninety percent of the pets under its care at a no norfolk virginia shelter that's one thousand six hundred forty seven cats and dogs just last year only nineteen were placed in adoptive homes so you're probably thinking how is this possible as an organization supposed to save animals while we have a spokesperson from peta right now in our l.a. studio to help us understand what's going on love them as well and so. i guess put those figures up there at how do you defend yourself and peta against these claims of killing animals well peter makes no secret at all that we have to euthanize most of the animals we take in but that's because most of the animals we take in are sick or injured or dying or they're brought to us by people who see that their companion animals are at the end of their lives and they're too poor to be able to afford an expensive trip to the vet for euthanasia they know that if they bring the animal to us we will not turn them away in fact we don't turn away any animal ever we take in all the worst case scenario animals and b

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norfolk southern. one line, infinite possibilities. >> this is happening right now.ng to stay and what he is saying. his plan amounts to the following: build the keystone pipeline. abolish repeal obamacare, and it would cut 4.6 trillion out of the spending plan, that's what he's said. no reaction on the market whatsoever, the dow sup 16 points, but we do have yet another unintended consequence of obamacare, a franchise owner of the burger chain five guys says he's going to raise burger prices to cover obamacare, at least $60,000 a year new cost toss him and's got to pass it off to consumers to make any profit at all. by now, you've heard all about a judge shooting down new york mayor michael bloomberg's plan to ban large sugary drinks hours before it was supposed to start. and now mayor bloomberg says he's going to appeal. is there any way the ban actually lives? all rise, judge napolitano is here. what's the answer to the question? >> i don't know what the answer to the question sit's such a hot button issue here in new york, because we are filled with nanny staters

norfolk southern. one line, infinite possibilities. liz: is it champagne? isn't it, nicole. nicole: it really is. an intraday all-time high at the dow. it is obviously so exciting, and i wanted to take a look at the consumer discretionary stocks hitting all-time highs. some are very familiar. cracker barrel, whirlpool, tupperware. that is one we all know. whirlpool you think of the appliances, all-time highs for names we know so well. liz: he was extraordinarily confident. 80% of the business done outside the united states, what does that tell you? people are still buying things, aren't they? about 11 minutes before the closing bell rings. i want to make my way over to mike holland of holland and company. in part to witness a little bit of history? >> no, just because you asked me to. liz: looks, it is a historic day. and yet you have been in equities. >> look at the celebration, excitement, in people's minds the new height of the dow is the least joyous milestones i have seen. liz: why is that? speak up because of the last 10 years, people don't care about

norfolk southern. one line, infinite possibilities. is one of the truly fun things about my job to put some distance as our doctors psychoanalyze the president to assess what is happening in the nation's capital with the deep psychology. we will take a look with our psychotherapist and psychologist. start with this statement from the president as he announces to the american people i am not a dictator. >> i am not a dictator. i am the president. alternately of mitch mcconnell or john pater's say i have to catch a plane i cannot have secret service blocked the door way. lou: help us out. >> nobody expects obamacare to be a dictator. we don't want to a dictator but we want a leader. there is a frustration night, really? the republicans and democrats couldn't come to some type of understanding? everybody puts their heels of the ground not to make a decision. lou: john baker said -- did not say he was a dictator also why would a president find that it necessary? >> what a difference one year makes. this is the same president who didn't hav

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norfolk southern. one line, infinite possibilities.t sequester would cut $67 million from the budget from those charged with defending the borders. 45,000 armed agents have to take two weeks of unpaid leave between this month and september. if you are an administrator administrator, you get the pay increase don't worry about the drug smugglers and illegal immigrants crossing the border, you will be rolling in money while the border patrol is not. the president's policy reducing illegal immigrants from jail as a consequence. the monitor records illegal immigrants crossing the rio grande river then they surrender. according to the paper they have been convinced that they cross then if they turn themselves in, released because of the sequester. it works great. with growing backlash to cancel white house to workers the secret service says it saves $74,000 per week, a $2 millio before the end of the fiscal year. tourists are not very happy state that was a reasonable decision. >> in terms of the overall cost of operating the country and gov

norfolk southern. one line, infinite possibilities.jor winter storm bringing heavy snow and freezing rain tonight to a wide swath of the northern plains and upper mississippi valley. forecasters say the blitz is expected to dump up to a foot of snow in minnesota before it moves eastward over the mid-atlantic states late tomorrow into wednesday. officials in parts of north dakota warning drivers to stay off the roads with the heavy snow causing near zero visibility. president obama says they're rich don't pay their fair share to a big report shows the rich could hit a 30-year high this year. according to the tax policy center, the top 20% of earners will carry a huge share of the tax burden rising to nearly 72% this year. the top 20 paying 72% of the taxes. those in the top 1% pay 30% of those taxes. the tax rates are among the highest since 1979, so apparently the obama administration is making progress. up next, president obama making two cabinet appointments. the "a-team" take them up next. we are coming right back. lou: joining us n

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norfolk southern.line, infinite possibilities. ♪ john: our government adds thousands of new laws every year . the fed's alone added 8,000 pages of new regulation just last year. add in state and local laws, we are drowning in rules. >> the police blocking the. so given that the police have the power to let me a or shoot me it is important that we be able to keep an eye on them fortunately that is easier today because even our phones have cameras. a camera is a powerful tool. watching the watchman. the problem is often the watchman don't want to be watched. in jones county mississippi a highway patrolman told pierre, stop your rv. an activist who likes to videotape encounters. >> turn it off. >> how come? >> turn it off. john: the police were suspicious of shirtless, tattooed pete and his big trailer with new hampshire plates. his friend filmed the encounter and said. >> i would like to keep everyone accountable. john: apparently this officer did not like that. another arrived. >> and not shutting off.

norfolk southern. one line, infinite possibilities.overnment officials say they want to clean up the tax code. to make a very serious point, the government is looking at a uniform internet tax. when we were told would never happen. on top of the other taxes that we were told would never happen. this federal internet tax, i am telling you, get ready for it. it i coming soon. charles payne and melissa francis they do not expect it to stay at the levels for long. it is here, the question is whether europe starts low and high. >> you are right, it opens the gate to that. but it makes you very nervous. one of the things about buying online is that a lot of the time you don't pay taxes. if a store or vendor doesn't have this in your state, en you get away with not paying taxes. it's like a tempting morsel out there and they are going to go grab at. neil: every time someone comes up with a new tax, it's not as if they get rid of an old one. neil: that was supposed to be a benefit for taxes. neil: to your point, it has gone straight up. you kn

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no, i don't, i favor norfolk southern. that's for a coal rebound. and especially kansas city southern for shale and autos up from mexico. and one more sector to put on the oligopoly board and that's the refiners. this may seem like an industry with too many players to be an oligopoly, cvr, then you have the big integrated oils with the internal refineries, exxon mobil, chevron, for the moment, hess. however, the nature of the refining business is such that it is almost impossible for the new competitor to break into the industry. you have existing refineries and that's it. if you happen to be an incumbent refinery, you'll do very well. why is this industry so protected from competition? for starters, the united states is an expired industry. from the environmental perspective, it is hard to construct a new refinery. just getting a permit from the government can take many years, especially since nobody wants a refinery in their backyard. it can take two to three years when already cited or the time frame to do the build-out. that's why a refinery has

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the first one you like is norfolk southern, a railroad. why do you like this?olk southern, because of a variety of things. they have a great balance sheet. they're consistently profitable. we think the stock could work ten higher from here next 12 months. if you look at market place, intermodal is where it is at. it is getting harder and harder to move goods and services on major roadways particularly markets they operate in. if you look out the next en, ten, 20 years they have a natural monopoly they have a long run to exploit. ashley: next one, wal-mart. we all know wal-mart. why do you like this play over someone like costco? >> i think it has a number about things. number one i think they're turning the ship around. they had some stumbling in terms of execution last few years. we think they have got those pssues under hand. if you look where they're growing, they're growing very nicely overseas where you have a rising consumer base. number three they're certainly the category killer in terms of the business that has the most clout in setting price in the ma

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