panera bread, yum, some of the other things. look at that. microsoft, stock raging, 30% up on the year at one point. down 8% on the year. investors are hitting the pause button. the momentum names still working. >> i think it's really interesting. if you take a look at the fact that tech and financials have declined, two areas that haven't necessarily risen for the same reasons. for example, financials definitely more of are we back in safe harbor type of situation? and when you see widening credit spreads and widening sovereign debt spreads, those things cause concerns that will cause financials to crumble. the tech space, that's a different story. results have generally been pretty good. you start to see that kind of concern, i wonder whether other areas -- i don't know necessarily we're seeing rotation. could the next ones be ones that could crack? >> backs and financials, got killed today. part of the problem, so far, so fast, done so well. a lot of them are really undervalued. we talk about bank of america. completely rejected the $10 le

panera bread and young. look at that. microsoft stock was raging. up 30% on the year at one point and down about 8% now. as we get into q1 reporting season, investors are hitting the pause button. the moment names are still working. >> if you look at the fact that tech and financials declined, these are two areas that have not risen for the same reason. financials are more of are we back in safe harbors as a situation. when you start seeing widening spreads and seeing widening sovereign debt spreads, those are the things that cause the concerns that cause the financial to crumble. the tech space is a different story. the results have been good. when you see that concern, i wonder whether the other areas that are -- i don't know that we are seeing a rotation. i wonder if they could be the ones that can crack. >> you talked about banks and financials that got killed this week and today. part of the problem is they have come so far so fast and done so well. a lot of them are undervalued. we talk about bank of america that completely rejected the $10 le

panera bread, yum. microsoft, this this stock was raging. up 30% on the year at one point. now down about 8%. so i think as we get into q1 reporting season, i think investors are hitting the pause button. those momentum names are still working. >> about yif you take a look th and financials have declined, they haven't rich for the same reason. for example, financials are definitely more of are we back in say farber is a situation. and when you see widening credit spreads, widening sovereign debt spreads, those cause concerns that cause the financials to crumble. the tech space, that's a different story because results have generally been pretty good. so i wonder whether some of the other areas that -- i don't know that we're necessarily seeing rotation. i wonder whether those next ones could be the ones that could crack. >> yeah, they got killed this week, but part of the problem is they've come so far so fast, they've done so well. a lot of them are still really undervalued. but we talk about bank of eof america which recorrected tject but monday and tuesday it looked horr

after hours action from panera to juniper. the science of making money. a 615% return since inception. where he sees opportunity now and how he finds value using astro physics and economics. this is fast money and let's get to the after hours action in apple. you start to run out of superlatives when you talk about apple earnings. 35 million iphone? you didn't expect it based on the conversation before they came out. >> i did not 35 million iphone. >> you didn't expect 30. >> what i did expect and continue to expect is incredibly good fundamentals for apple and that is not the story of this evening. it's a continuance of quarterly reports that continue to exceed expectations. the question now for trading is this. this is a stock that was tactically broken. if you take aapl off the chart, it looks lousy. with this stock action, stocks above 600. you neutralized that from a technical standpoint. you can no longer go over fundamentals and it gets back to an even debate. >> the stock lost 10% of its value and yesterday it centered around going through the 50-

. >> panera some good news for the central part of the country. most of the heavier storms are now starting to diminish. this is out in st. louis. you see the storm that moved through. now all of the warnings have come down. the school back to the east coast. we're looking at showers across the area right now. in southern maryland is where the heavy showers are falling at this hour. the good news is that the shares will come to an end and we will see some sign for sunday. how about temperatures back into the 80's? >> we're learning more tonight about the murder of a pregnant woman in prince george's county. her body was found in the trunk of a car. her boyfriend is in custody. >> certainly, this family is just devastated. she looked to text and be on twitter and talk to our family on the cellphone. so when they did not hear from her, when she did not report to work, they get very worried. tonight, they're dealing with this young woman's violent death. a somber and cheerful gathering saturday night, the family stunned by the loss of jasmine moss. >

year, people still went out to eat restaurants that performed well included olive garden chipotle, panera>> the fires have burned more than 4,000 acres. they appear to be arson fires. they are looking for the people who started the fires. across old dominion the burden of 30,000 acres this month. >> very dry spring we have had. >> will get a chance of rain tomorrow and a little more over the weekend. a lot more to go to make up the 5 inch deficit. let's take a look at bethesda country club. this is indicative of what the sky looked like across most of the area today. sunshine and clouds moving over. now more clout starting to move in from the midwest. it was absolutely beautiful across the metro area. 75 degrees was the high earlier. current temperatures in most areas still in the low 70's. things are going to start to change tonight as cooler air moves and on the heel of nor the winds. 81 degrees and riley. -- raleigh. temperatures in the 30's in michigan. temperatures dropped 14 degrees today. a little more noticeable change when you get places like syracuse, new york where it is 35 deg

sex offender was caught on surveillance video trying to videotape a woman using the restroom at a panera bread in anne arundel county. michael nicholas villa put a cell phone under the stock. this is not the first time. the first incident reported on march 5. michael nicholas villa faces peeping tom charges. he is listed as a third degree offender with no fixed address. >> it is day four of the retrial of twin brothers accused of setting up people on fire. in may 2009. >> jurors watched the tape testimony. one of the witnesses refuse to testify second time, receiving jail time. we have the latest. >> the brothers' first trial ended in 2011 in a hung jury. this new trial started last week. the prosecution got through to witnesses and part of a third. wednesday was the fourth day of testimony in the retrial of twin brothers travers and tremayne johnson, accused of setting a pebble later named phoenix on fire. -- a pit bull later in phoenix on fire. a witness seemed reluctant to testify. on cross-examination he told defense attorneys he made up the story he told police about travers and tre

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. >>> a man has been arrested for being a peeping tom at a panera bread, after three separate incidents occurred. michael gila was followed by employees who saw him entering the women's bathroom. they got his tag number and that lead tool his arrest and this happened before. in earlier march, a woman saw a man's hand reach under a door with a cell phone. >>> 4:43. the latest on the martin case. we are hearing from the shooter's father again. george zimmerman has just hired another attorney, even though he has not been charged. zimmerman's father is saying that his son called 9-1-1 about a suspicious person. his new attorney is saying that this has nothing to do with martin being black. >> because that 6'3" young man made a terrible decision. it hit something in the face and break their nose and knock him to the ground. he was absolutely had the right to defend himself. >>> more republicans than democrats are saying there is too much coverage of martin's death. >>> new this morning. >> this time a mom from mississippi is saying that her son lives in maryland with the mega millions ticket

we've seen some big, big moves in some of these stocks with panera and buffalo wild wings being two ofgest. >> i also see chipotle, that stock's obviously had a great run. you reiterate your underperform. you like brinker, p.f. chang's and red robin. burgers, i guess? >> valuations. cheap stocks on cash flow. that protects you on the downside. we think there's management catalysts at each of those companies. brinker was up 10% plus behind its earnings release yesterday. management is impacting the business in a meaningful way both top line where they're gaining share again and really driving sales with a lot of menu innovation. bottom line where they're doing some very innovative things to take labor costs out of their business model. so there are stocks we continue to like in the group. you just highlighted their characteristics are valuation, low valuation coupled with management activity that seems to be generating some traction. >> we're a bit tight on time. we've had breaking news. forgive us. we'll have you back soon, okay? >> very good. >> darden restaurants reported. you and i

. >>> this man was caught on surveillance video trying to videotape a woman using the restroom at panera. he used a cell phone he put into the neighboring stall to videotape the victim. he faces peeping tom charges. he is listed as a third degree sex offender. >>> the retrial continued earlier today against the brothers accused of setting a pit bull on fire. jurors were shown videotape testimony in surveillance from the first trial. the testimony was shown because the witness has refused to take the stand again. as a result, she received a six- month prison sentence. the prosecution plans to continue showing surveillance video when testimony resumes tomorrow morning. >>> a 90-year-old woman who was handcuffed and roughed up gets a payoff. city officials approved the $95,000 settlement. they admitted they would have a tough time winning in front of the jury. see what you think after you hear the story. we have the details. >> i was treated like a criminal. >> meet venus green, a retired educator, and as of today, a little better off, courtesy of the decision to settle the lawsuit she smil

this is a small cap company, like panera bread or something. a terrific yield and price appreciation, what more can you ask for from this doing. let's go to david -- don't take it personally, honeywell, who came on the show, and also katy eaton. instead of businesses that go where the growth is, honeywell needs to beat higher energy costs. for eaton, it's power controls that also make emergency use more efficient. fire and safety. all of those markets are hot, which is how eaton can raise it's dive didn'ts at etn too. this is another that can beat expectations and no doubt do so for the rest of the year thanks to the company soon to close with goodrich. then there is ellen coleman. the fabulous ceo that is moving toward trends like health care, increasing food production, saving lives. these things don't go out of style, and dupont which some said lost it's way is a go-to company that makes sense for anybody and everyone to own. how about chuck bunch? he steered ppg, and they pay a bigger and bigger dividend each year. how can we not give a che

apple, we hear from panera bread.'m comfortable with the numbers, but i have questions now with the turnover in management, so we can't be as confident as we would like to be. wednesday, monster day again. boeing and caterpillar will control the action. two key suppliers, the aerospace is red-hot. if boeing even whispers a slippage, that stock will indeed hurt the trust, for certain. but if all is well, i say the stock going to $76 pretty quickly, maybe even higher. we had ppg on the show yesterday, and the ceo talked about how construction is coming back. china on the other hand seems weaker. the situation is not as robust as i would like. while the stock has come down, i don't want to take a swig. i would rather just listen. believe, if it was up where it was, i would tell you to sell it. there's a lot of companies that i didn't include in this, because of the space, but this is the kind of thing i have to talk about. this is a sweeper stock that keeps blowing away the numbers. will this time be different? i don't t

police say this man took pictures of women using the bathroom at the panera bread.egistered sex offender. >> mitt romney is more than halfway to locking in the republican nomination. he hopes the nomination process will end soon. his rivals aren't giving up just yet. >> reporter: newspaper editors and publishers and immediately went on the attack against president obama. >> i'm offering a clear choice and a different path. and unlike the president, i have a record that i'm proud to run on. >> reporter: romney's visit to washington came after he swept three primaries tuesday. winning in wisconsin, maryland and dc. the former governor's supporters are calling on rick santorum and newt gingrich to drop out, but romney isn't mentioning them by name. >> i hope we're able to resolve our nomination process as soon as possible, of course because i'd like to focus our time and attention on those states. >> reporter: romney now has more than half the delegates he'll need to become the nominee but his chief rival isn't backing down. >> we're going to be all throughout the stat

at the same panera, employees got another complaint and when they compared surveillance video, they recognized him. after a third complaint, he was finally, when employers followed him out of the store. he faces peeping tom charges. we checked up on his previous ses, he is listed as a third degree offender with no address. >> despite increased national attention on april 3 primary, marylanders did not have out to the polls in full force. only small fractions of registered voters turned out for the primary. in baltimore, it is not much better. election officials reported a 14% turnout. some calling for a change in when baltimore's elections took place. they want to make it consistent with the state primary cycle. the council president said that is not the issue here. he blames the plunging interest on voter apathy. >> this is an issue of people have lost faith in government. they cut funding to park and rec. anything that benefits the public is always on the chopping block. people are frustrated. >> the light turnout was not expected because the democrat incumbent president is up for reelection

it doesn't have the fame of cramer chipolte and panera has a lot more panache.amont in pennsylvania. lamont. >> caller: jim, great big booyah for me and my pup each roscoe. zoo go >> good to have you. >> caller: roundys. >> i think -- >> let's go to chris. >> caller: chesapeake energy, what do you think? >> i think oklahoma city will go further in the nba than that stock. audrey mcclenen, we think he's really smart and has done a terrific job but he's he needs natural gas prices higher. marks times, treads water. and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the lightning round! >> the lightning round is sponsored by td ameritrade. [ male announcer ] if you believe the mayan calendar, on december 21st polar shifts will reverse the earth's gravitational pull and hurtle us all into space. which would render retirement planning unnecessary. but say the sun rises on december 22nd, and you still need to retire. td ameritrade's investment consultants can help you build a plan that fits your life. we'll even throw in up to $600 when you open a new account or rol

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panera bread, the stock is up 55% since the beginning of october.edit suisse analysts are telling us that the growth earning potential has not been priced into the stock. western union was upgraded to buy. western union shares today take a look, up a fraction. >>> luxury retail has been red hot. will new concerns about europe and the stronger dollar weigh on the bottom line? >>> and the so-called pink slime every day, how is this controversy affecting the ranching industry? jane wells is working on the story. >> maria, we are going to talk about it and how it is actually sliming ranchers after the break. ♪ ♪ here we are, me and you ♪ on the road ♪ and we know that it goes on and on ♪ [ female announcer ] you're the boss of your life. in charge of making memories and keeping promises. ask your financial professional how lincoln financial can help you take charge of your future. ♪ ♪ oh, oh, all the way ♪ oh, oh >>> welcome back. bob pisani on the floor of the new york stock exchange. s&p 500 ended the week down fractionally but it was a huge week for

maybe off panera's good number, and now chipotle got hit with the downgrade because the comparisons areut to get more difficult into the second half of the year. is this the pullback we've been waiting for ages for, or is chipotle running out of steam? i think it's the former, but let's check in with jack hartung, chipotle's terrific chief financial officer and find out where they're headed. welcome back to "mad money". >> thanks, jim. great to be back with you. >> you did 12%. everybody else i know did 6%, 5%, 4%. how were you able to blow away the numbers and do double digits when no one else has even come near you? >> you know, jim, most of our comp was from transactions. we did a price increase in the middle of last year, and so a little more than 4% of the comp was from menu price then fixed transactions, and frankly, it's our continued focus year after year on making sure our food quality is the highest it can be. our food, you know, tastes delicious. we've been working on for many, many years now a people culture where we hire the very best people and then we empower them to prov

in addition to in addition to apple tuesday, we hear from hear from panera bread. i'm comfortable wit i'm comfortable with the numbers, but i have q numbers, but i have questions now with the turno now with the turnover in management, so we ca management, so we can't be as confident as we wou confident as we would like to be. be. wednesday, monster wednesday, monster day again. boeing and caterpill boeing and caterpillar will control the action. control the action. we know we know from honeywell and alcoa, two alcoa, two key boeing sup the aerospace is red the aerospace is red-hot. boeing hasn't boeing hasn't done lagged the others. lagged the others. if boeing even whisp if boeing even whispers a slippage, that stock slippage, that stock will indeed hurt the trust, for hurt the trust, for certain. go down below 70. go down below 70. but if all is well, but if all is well, i say the stock going into $ stock going into $76 pretty quickly, maybe eve quickly, maybe even higher. as for as for caterpi in the morning. in the morning. we had ppg on the sh we had ppg on th

do not get in front of panera. >> diebold. >> unbelievable.anks are spending on atm machines. >> ethan allen upgraded to buy. >> this is a company that is in -- to the stock market. when the earnings are good in the stock market and the stocks go up, people shop there. >> coastco. >> i need to ask you, ski saw the disk and it is an unbelieve special. will they be the hidden winner of wall smart? >> i mean, look, i think costco to bj's -- sorry, costco to sam's club. that is their archrival. i think what happened against walmart in mexico is the advantage to costco. >> my understanding is the costco ethics is the number one things more important than earnings. >> they had a chance to go into china in a big way. when they found out about some of the property issues, they said we want no mart of it. >> tomorrow night, you'll see a company that is not really a company. it is a dream, right? >> it is. tomorrow night, 9:00 p.m. on this network. mean what time, the 500,000th twitter follower for jim. you're not saying who it was? >> no. it's st sill

. >>> we are getting a look at the man accused of spying on women at a local panera bread, police releasedorkers recognized him going into the restroom. he is a registered sex offender according to police. >>> with gas prices rising he govern says his proposal to add the sales tax to gas purchases is dead, he is instead asking lawmakers to raise the sales tax increase, it would apply to everything you buy except for food. >>> maryland u.s. senator barbara mikulski is known for her support of space exploration and now she will have a supernova named after her. supernova barbara mikulski was spotted earlier this year. >>> they unveiled a rare piece of history, the first printing of the king james bible. it is one of only 400 in the world. it is part of a collection belonging to them and will severe as serve as a centerpiece and is ,,,,,,,,,,,,,

. >> we have panera breads and i'll tweet about what that is.ve about 100 open positions right now. underwriters, claims, actuaries, hospitality operators, they're in 21 states. they've got about -- they're in 21 states for insurance and in 31 states overall. they also have a banking arm. and that's going to be i.t. claims, hospitality operations dealing with their customers. >> all right. people look forward to this segment every week. thank you. see you on the fox business network. >> please e-mail us, by the way, if you're a company that is looking to hire. >> friends at foxnews.com. >> uh-huh. >> coming up on "fox & friends", imagine being able to bypass morning rush hour on the highways. how could you do that? what about that thing out there? your dream could come true with this flying car. stick around, we're testing it on the plaza next. on this day in history in 1989 "the look" apparently was the number one song. wake up! that's good morning, veggie style. hmmm. fohalf the calories plus vgie nutrition. could've had a v8. only hertz gives

>> i like panera.ve a 417 calorie thai chicken salad that's really good. >> and with the dressing is 2,000 calories. >> maybe there's a flaw in the process here. >> come on, jim. when you say flaw -- >> well, it's just -- >> it's just taking a while. this is what happens. >> we have lots more to talk about. for example, when did the rolling luggage go from just stewardesses to everybody else? >> i remember the time when you had to actually carry the thing. >> that's right. i remember seeing those stewardesses for years going, gee, that looks like a good idea. >> i want to go back to apple which has been picking up. google, which has gotten stronger. we wrote that one one off the other day. people keep recycling the themes. yesterday, ibm, stock has stabilized. i think we have tumi right now. >> no. >> we're right on top of it, jim. it's looking like it's coalescing around $26. spreads getting narrower and narrower. looks like 3 million on $26. 3 million would be about 16%, 18% of the whole float tradin

for the 2010 drone innovative equipment of the space program and will generate innovations that was panerao beneficial ways that we can hardly imagine here. so for all those things to all those reasons it is important to encourage them. >> i was struck when you were talking. arguably not a contradiction, but certainly an anomaly. you are describing the great promise of drones, purposes of government oversight, and the great terror of drones in the hands of government. and i was thinking, i was trying to think of what the analogy to that is that we have in the past three said what a wonderful technology to use to spy on government, and we are really excited about it as long as government doesn't use it to spinous. and i am curious just for your thoughts on that, whether there are enlarged to that where we said we love this technology in the hands of private parties and we don't like it in the hands of government. and whether in any other area that has been is in a blind. >> i think you're right. it is a conundrum. there are some ways to promote the good and positive uses with none of the ab