why wouldn't pfizer make more profit?or example, if i was someone who went and got counterfeit viagra and now it's actually easy to get real viagra online through pfizer, why wouldn't i go and do that which would mean more money for the company? >> that's a good point. i don't think they're going to save -- or make more money per pill they sell but they may capture more of the market by getting rid of the folks purchasing some of the counterfeit drugs. by that standpoint, yes, they would make some more money with this program. >> who loses out in the long run? >> in the long run, you know, i don't think we see a lot of losers here. really you're seeing a lot of the illegal drug trade potentially lose out which is a good thing for drug companies. there's been a lot of problems with the distribution chains with generics pushing in that just aren't authorized. i think that that could be a big win for the entire drug supply chain. >> bottom line, pfizer's had a pretty good run, damian. is it a good buy at this level? >> we've

and so companies like pfizer have to have a franchise directly with consumers.his is an experiment to that regard, i think. >> do you feel it's going to bring costs down by cutting out the middleman? >> i'm not sure it brings costs down overall, mandy. i mean, my view is that, again, it's an out of pocket fee that you're going to pay. obviously for viagra it's quite expensive. but even if we're talking about a normal tier two product where you're going to take, let's say, $20 or $25 for the entire prescription, not just for one pill, and if you were to offer some discount, that's positive. but think about it. we today spend a great deal of time on the internet searching about drugs, among other things. and if a prescription has been written for you for, let's say, disease "x" you're probably going to look at disease "x" and figure out what you need to take. my guess is if you're still offered an incentive, that's going to make you fill that script. one of the very, very important points is compliance. i mean, patients aren't necessarily filling their scripts. no

pfizer will send e-mails to everyone in your address book.lly tictacs. >> jimmy: this is quite a story. this happened in illinois. a woman was arrested and charged with dui. her name is erin james. police say she blew almost twice the legal limit on the breathalyzer. when they brought her to the station, she told the officers she had been drinking to celebrate the fact that she was getting her driver's license back from her last dui. because she got a dui at her no more dui party. sadly she was too drunk to appreciate the irony. the rule should be if you get one dui and your license is taken away for a year. and two duis you have to ride a unicycle everywhere you go for the rest of your life. today is national teacher's day. do we have any teachers? this was started in 1953 to salute the teachers that inspire, challenge and changed us for the better which seems like a very nice gesture until you realize we also have national dghnut day to but i'll never forget my first grade teacher, her name was mrs. antinov said to me, she said jimmy, put y

pfizer occupied the dow basement all day long, losing 4.5%. >>> investors cheered best buy's decision to sell its stake in a european joint venture. even though best buy is taking a loss on that sale, investors saw the move as a renewed focus on improving the u.s. business and raising cash for the retailer. best buy was a top performer in the s&p 500, gaining more than 7% to almost $26 a share. >>> ibm shares made up ground today as big blue announced a $5 million stock buyback and a 12% dividend increase. for much of the day ibm led the dow 30, closing up almost 2%. >>> snail mail needs decline, so does the need for postage. so pitney bowes profits plunged 57% and the company slashed its dividend in half. investors dumped the stock. prices fell. shares of nuance got crushed today after it missed quarterly revenues and reported a loss blaming weak demand and stiff competition. nuance makes the software that powers the siri feature on iphones. the dismal report could trigger action by carl icahn, who bought a big stake in the company earlier this month. despite a stock buyback program

. >> pfizer is going to start offering it for sale on the web direct to consumers. >> it's the first time a prescription drug is being sold directly by the manufacturer. >> stephen: that's right. now you can order viagra online straight from the manufacturer on the world wide web. which brings me to threat number 2. worldwide wood. look,... ( cheers and applause ). look, folks. i'm no preud. i don't care where you get your boner pill. but ordering viagra directly from pfizer is a job-killer for all the people you meet every day in your emails. honest, hard working americans like canyon gregarious, hesbert c question mark and however you pronounce this. these folks are just trying to put food on the table for their families by making you "last hard long so ladies go want more on sex time." is that so hard to understand? where are these people going to find jobs now? all they know how to do is flood your inbox with unwanted pleas for money. and the last time i checked, the obama campaign's not hiring anymore. finally, folks, you don't get those emails? finally, if you don't know by now

pfizer closed up 2%. here's what's going on. pfizer told you this morning that they're going to offer you a discount to get into a swab of their zoweta health business a swin-off. our position does not change regardless of the market we think pfizer's a steal under $30 a share. >> lucky guy. another one, this one says is hold me i'm scared technically a question, josh? >> great question. that's a great question. let me give you a very quick and simple answer. you can go back 50 years, pick any day you want on the calendar. you had a 75% chance that a year later the market would have been higher. i don't think that you need to look at a day like today and think you have to make major life changes. i think this is a great day to take stock how much exposure you have. if it's more than you were comfortable with down on the s&p, your overexposed, it's that simple. >> thank you for your tweets. next your first move tomorrow. more "fast money" ahead. we went out and asked people a simple question: how old is th

pfizer said they're doing this to cut down on the sale of counterfeit viagra.e promoting it in a different way. >> congratulations, you won! make your manhood huge, huge, houston. online viagra will make you a big-time sex machine. online viagra is fast, easy and 100% real. it is not a virus. to order, send your money by western union to pfizer's reel official address for all online viagra orders. buy now, don't delay. this is 100 real. >> jimmy: this is quite a story. a woman was arrested and charged with dui. she blew almost twice the legal limit of a breathalyzer. when they brought her to the station, she told the officers she had been drinking to celebrate the fact that she was getting her driver's license back from her last dui. because she got a dui at her no more dui party. apparently she was too drunk to understand the irony. if you get two duis, the rule should be you have to ride a unicycle everywhere you go for the rest of your life. today is national teacher's day. do we have any teachers? this was started in 1953 to salute the teachers that inspire

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pfizer will say why did i sell it? it was disappointing. i go to buy the apple bonds. microsoft actually borrowed even better than apple and these are all to me, sucker punched. because i want to borrow at the same rate that they want to borrow. >> in the same way when i look at my mortgage, i can't believe that the banks would lend it to me. i don't want to go by the people issuing the bonds. i want to take the bonds. i want to offer. i want to get that mortgage rate because it's so cheap, our kids will look back. any new propertieses we should know about? >> yes, there are. another one in mexico to play the peso. >> you mentioned merck by 6 cents and the yield 6 cents. >> the guidance, was down. they mentioned currency problems and don't these companies show that they'll have to execute and the guidance has to hint they'll execute. >> merck has one of the greatest pipelines in the industry and people don't understand, the stocks totally play on pipelines. merck has 21 candidates in phase 2 and phase three. that's a b

>> caller: i started buying pfizer. i am doing my homework this morning. i see the split with zoetis. >> pfizer is doing so many things financially. i love zoetis, the animal health business. how much do we spend on our animals in this country? it is incredible. zoetis is the better of the two. joe in north carolina. >> jim, boo-yah to you, buddy. >> what's up? >> i just have a quick question for you. what's your take on low stock after reporting on the first quarter earnings, is it a buy, a keep, or a sell? >> we learned a big lesson this morning in lowe's, we saw the press release. we sent it down a buck 40, a buck 30. the indoors of lowe's was doing excellently. it's gotten better and better. the answer is, i think as good as lowe's actually turned out to be, it makes home depot even better. has the fed worked magic, yes? is it the only reason for the bull? no. "mad money" will be right back. >>> coming up, rod to recovery. as the devastation in oklahoma dominates news coverage, cramer's turning to the company that helps communities recover in the wake

you have the pipeline of pfizer bristol-myers. they committed to bringing up value anyway possible.e isn't as important as others. bristol seems to have some sort of a gap. j & j, has a terrific pipeline. listen, the best and the best might be old fashioned glaxo smith-kline. very similar to the situation, which, again, ob i havated the worries -- obviated the worries. how am i so sure the pipeline matters to most of tease stocks? because in the 1980s, merck seemed to be out of gas. it's big heartthrob franchise was losing steam. merck was working on this giant drug that worked quickly t. science of lowering cholesterol was unproven. merck thought it could show over time the value of an anti-cholesterol achlth at the same time, wall street figured the drug could be worth $200 million to merck. it turns out one of the large contributors in history, but the big move in the stock occurred as we followed the drug through the pipeline, not after it was approved by the fda. as i watched merck double and double again as the clinical trials came through. i made so much money, i renamed my c

pfizer is up.o basically 400 million or 401 million shares would be distributed to pfizer share holders through an exchange offer. you can exchange some, none or all of your shares of pfizer for shares of zoetis. pfizer own 80% of zoetis. but most likely they will no longer control the company at the very least given the expectations that a lot of shareholders will want to buy. zoetis is down. >> animal health is a very hot area. we were discussing off camera the amount of money people will spend on animals is extraordinary. zoetis is attractive. >> ooh been interesting to look at pfizer and responding to shareholders and having benefited at least in the market as a result. merck, it's an interesting name and one that is worth watching. i will tell you, at least it comes up occasionally in conversations with activis, and it's huge and has not embraced when things come apart. the performance is not bad, but i put it out there because i have heard it in a number of conversations. >> they did not have

pfizer, bring up valuable in any way possible. the animal health company.portant as others. bristol does seem to have a gap and that's why the stock is not balancing. j & j, johnson & johnson, has a terrific pipeline and chance to break itself up. it's worth betting on. listen, the best of the best might be old-fashioned glaxosmithkline. very similar to a merck situation which, again, obviated worries of the near term. glaxo didn't get hit when it missed its sales estimate. whey why am i so sure? in the 1980s merck seemed to be out of gas. merck was working on a promising anti-cholesterol drug that works quickly. the science behind lowering cholesterol was unproven. we didn't know what it would do to your heart. merck thought it could show over time the value of an anti-cholesterol agent. cholesterol was unproven. we didn't know what it would do to your heart. merck thought it could show over time the value of an anti-cholesterol agent. they thought the drug could be worth $200 million to merck. turns out it was one of the largest contributors to merck's ea

plus dow component pfizer selling viagra directly to patients on its website. it is a move that could have a huge impact on the drug industry. every pharmaceutical is watching it very closely. we're going to bring you much more on that developing story. >> exactly. >>> meantime, let's get you caught up on the day. stutter step opening this morning for the dow. we had a few european and asian markets closed overnight. not a lot of participation today. a pretty narrow range. ironically, three years to the day after that 1,000 point range because of the flash crash, today the dow's range is only about 40 points. we were up 14 at the high of the day. nasdaq led higher again by apple which has come out of the doldrums. the nasdaq composite up 15 points right now at 3393. and the s&p 500 index is still above the 1600 level. went above that for the first time on friday. now with a four point gain at 1618. >> okay. in today's "closing bell exchange" we have brian belski. steve shacks. steve liesman sitting here next to me on the desk. also rick santelli. brian belski,

also take millicurie dow component pfizer on that day wh

take a look at the reverse in f pfizer. i believe the same thing with the name like merck, they do still have growth. they still have earnings power and take a look at the way that they attacked merck. when it got under 45, one of the large institutional investors coming in, they started buying calls, selling foot with stocks under 45 and here it is back over 46. >> simon baker, what's the best play to make right now? what's it going to be? >> i think it's going to be long. you've got to find out what is stiff in this market. last year it was the housing market, the fiscal market in greece. we talk about qe softening. all of that has gone away. what was the performance in may? in july and august, part of that is to do with the revision in forecasts. one thing we've seen going through this earning season is a revision in forecast and i think may looks okay right now. i'm more worried about june and july. >> you could look at history and say may traditionally is a bad month but you could make the argument that this time it's

pfizer is trying to counter online pharmacists that over counterfeit drugs.gmakers could likely follow suit. >> you may soon have to pay to see the things you love to watch on youtube. >> for! >> relief if drivers. but probably not enough. we check with jane king on the new york stock exchange. >> gas prices in the bay still are much higherren that the rest of the country but they are lower than this time last year. $4.02 a gallon for regular according to aaa, a couple cents lower than last week and 28 cents lower than a year ago. now the nation-wide average has people paying only $3.52 a gallon on the average nationwide. the dow closed at a record high on friday and we traded above 15000 briefly the first time we have been above that. this morning is mixed and quieter. the silicon valley index is trading higher this morning. youtube could launch pay channel subscriptions this week is a platform for some of the special video channels you would have to pay if. the financial times is reporting 50 channels could be involved in this. the cost would be $2 a month

. >> stocks are pfizer, pf. >> pfizer. >> caller: general mills, gif, hershey's, hsy, heinz, hnz, andedversified, jim? >> ereck, you most definitely are not diversified, however, are you a young, new investor. first, heinz, warren buffet, he gave you that one. you will register tomorrow on that one, fiedzer, a good pharmaceutical. we think that stock will have a second move in the second half of the year, hershey, general mills, they are both the same, food companies, meap, we are playing diversification, hershey's goes. we ned to add a diversified industrial. you know what, all right, let's just add honeywell because dave cody is one of our favorites, right. we we like get when heinz comes out, we need, i'm looking at a retail, let's add target. because, you know, you're from out there. all right. how's that? good enough? let's go to bill in florida, please, bill. >> caller: jim? >> yeah. >> caller: how are you? >> all right. bill, how are you doing? >> caller: okay. >> go ahead, hit me. >> caller: five stocks? >> right. >> caller: mccormick, mkc, paul corporation, pll, procter & gambl

cheryl: up 47% in the last year, cvs and viagra and the website is a big move for pfizer, but befores in the picks, and i'm curious, we're worried about the fed, but what if the fed sticks with us for the next couple years, kim. there's got to be plays on that that make us really good returns and i know clients are ready to give back money lost over the last five years. >> absolutely. that's where it comes down to, cheryl, is allocation. i'm not saying the after market or to try to pad the market, but i'm against that, but what we can do is you can, if you have extra money, have the effortings now, and win the turbulent air pockets hit, have money on the sidelines to put into the large cap, large value, small cap stock across the board. you can be defensive, but the reality is, this market probably is going to go up. there's a lot of money on the sidelines so you have to participate. just watch the allocation, and by good solid companies to pay you along the way. cheryl: bullish along the end, kim fox, good to see you, thank you. >> thanks, cheryl. dennis: even the reluctant like the

pfizer says selling to its patients is a way to fight online pharmacies who sell counterfeit versionsbrand name drugs. >>> let's do hockey news right now. new york rangers need a spark for last night's stanley cup game against washington so they tried this. >> a couple of the team's alumni, players, they boarded zambonis on the street outside madison square garden and set off in a drag race. not the fastest ever. if it was meant to bring luck, we guess it worked. >> rangers defeated the capitals, best of seven game series is 2-1, washington. whatever works, right? >> i suppose so. i'm not a hockey fan. >> no? >> i used to love hockey as a kid. as i got older and busier, only have time for my football and baseball. >> prioritize. >> yes. knicks in the playoffs this year. >> always been a distant sport when it comes to americans. hockey. >> hockey. it's fun though. >>> coming up -- returning to our top story. talk about the miracle in cleveland and what investigators are uncovering overnight. >>> later, beyonce faces serious criticism after traveling to cuba while revealing what is next

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pfizer says the new strategy will help combat online pharmacies that sell counterfeit bottles of viagra and other brand name drugs. >> put. >>> >> putting your child's pacifier in your mouth to clean it could have some health benefits. children that put it in their most were two-thirds less likely to develop excema in other kids. the rates were lower for 3-year-olds whose parents put their pacifiers during their mouth during the first six months of life. they believe early exposure to saliva may help stimulate a baby's immune system and lower their risk of developing allergies. >> i have never heard of a parent doing that. >>> it is 6:22. coming up, messing with texas. a preview of tonight's big playoff game against the spurs and a sneak peek at the new arena that could be built on the san francisco waterfront. ♪ ♪ if loving you is wrong ♪ i don't wanna be right [ record scratch ] what?! it's not bad for you. it just tastes that way. [ female announcer ] honey nut cheerios cereal -- heart-healthy, whole grain oats. you can't go wrong loving it. bee happy. bee healthy. with clusters of f

as long as pfizer, i think that is, what did she call it, a luscious gidividend yield? i do like that. luscious or not, i think pfizer is going to make higher highs throughout the year after recent setback. >> do you want to have a debate over the desk at home depot? if you raise the valuation question. what about you? >> i don't think you can find the momentum right now. the housing market is on fire. i think the danger is noting being in it. if you haven't got a position in it, it's expensive right here but if like steph you're in it, you want to be long. >> we still own it. still a core position. still bullish on what frank is doing. he's been a remarkable ceo. i think he's going to continue to return value to shareholders. but i think 20 times forward estimates it's tough. it's tough. i don't see that the 7% comp in the first quarter is actually going to continue. i think a lot of the first quarter comp was sandy. so i think you might be a little bit of -- >> i don't know this off the top of my head but what's the valuation of home depot and lowe's? >> it trades at

the suspect is a corporate chemist and pharmacist who once worked at pfizer and other high-profile corporationsd faces attempted murder for spicing juice bottles with rubbing alcohol. >> popular cosmetics could contain lead and other metals after testing 32 lipsticks. metals were found in small amounts but they still exceed safety guidelines. researchers say women who apply lipstick twice a day could be exposing themselves to the metal each day but the companies call the products "safe." >> still ahead, a big basketball matchup is underway in just about an hour, with a game >> coming up at 3:00 on "katie" the first sit down interview of a man falsely accuses of sending ricin to president obama and then at 4:00, an exclusive, reese witherspoon in her first sit down interview since the d.w.i. arrest which was more embarrassing than going to school. >> the business mogul who sent his first tweet and is now getting followers as fast as he makes money. >> exciting time for basketball fans with the warriors a shot at closing out the playoff series. denver extended the series on tuesday bringing it ba

now pfizer, the folks who make the real stuff, say they will start offering it for sale on the web direct to consumers. but still only with the legitimate doctor's prescription. this is aimed at the counterfeit drug makers and consumers who want to avoid embarrassment at the pharmacy. >>> pacifiers were in the news today, specifically because of a study out of sweden that says if parents clean a fallen pacifier with their own mouth before giving it back to the baby, they are potentially passing on health benefits. helping the infant's immune system and making them less susceptible to some allergies in the process. >>> perhaps you saw the 12-12-12 concert to benefit sandy victims. it was, perhaps, the largest collection of rock and roll talent on one benefit stage. we learned it was almost bigger. the robin hood foundation in new york have revealed they enlisted bill clinton to broker a led zeppelin reunion for the night. clinton was a fan of zep in the day but it was as elusive as middle east peace. it was not to be. >>> on a wind swept damp afternoon we got pictures of president obama do

right here that's probably going to stay there for a while until maybe my competition comes in the pfizer rep was here it could just pack up really good things back that only is a little games you play it it's an erotic drug rep stuff at the same time i'm sending anonymous mailers on zoloft whether approved or unapproved i'm leaving it off cards everywhere what i'm trying to do is over like a three month period make sort of kind of make it seem like it's naturally occurring that zoloft is a big deal this off is the new drug to be using i think many reps know that doctors think about what they do in terms of cases so if you can get a physician talking about a case they start to sell themselves let's say dr w. comes up to me and say hey how software can for he says it's going to say use it for depression your patients say of course is indicated for depression and so using anywhere else no i've done nothing illegal. now let's say by chance that he says well you know i do use it for some patients with panic disorder that's an off label use of the drug i say well i got your signature for sampl

he brought in deep pharmaceutical knowledge from pfizer, but may have lacked the technology mind-seteded to lead a health care i.t. firm. webmd has appointed an interim ceo, david schlanger. >> in talking numbers today, we're looking at webmd on the technical side. on the fundamental side of the story, steve cortez with veracruz tjm. good to see you both. steve, both the ceo and the cfo are leaving. what does that tell you? what does this mean for the company? >> that tells me there's trouble. and it's getting a very nice lift today and it's had a nice few weeks. but if you were unlucky enough to have bought this stock two years ago, even with this rally today, you have still lost half of your money. webmd has been a bit of a dr. kevorkian for many portfolios. my view is it's going to continue to be. this is a company that loses money. not only is the ceo leaving, but the cfo as well. that kind of an exodus, i do not believe, is reason for owners of webmd to rejoice, but instead to use this lift, if you're an owner, as a chance to get out. >> abigail, what's the chart look like from

turning now to some earnings updates, pfizer was a market mover yesterday, as the drug maker reported higher profits despite competition from generics. however, it lowered its outlook for 2013. it was a strong day for avon, which posted better-than- expected results for its first quarter. ubs reported a billion-dollar profit, topping expectations. earlier this year the bank paid hefty fines due to its connection with libor manipulation. however, it scaled back by eliminating 10,000 jobs and cutting bonuses. and sirius xm radio saw a boost in volume as income and subscriber growth increased in the first quarter. "ketching up" on the latest deal, shareholders of heinz overwhelmingly approved selling the company to warren buffett's berkshire-hathaway and 3-g capital. 3-g owns burger king. berkshire is financing the deal. 3-g, famous for aggressive cost-cutting, will run heinz. the transaction is valued at $28 billion. heinz shareholders will recieve $72.50 in cash, and the company will eventually become private. a new gum with added caffeine is spurring an fda investigation. the food and

a first for the drug industry, drugmaker pfizer will begin selling the popular little blue pills to patients on its website. men will still need a prescription to buy viagra but they no longer have to face a pharmacist to get it filled. the new strategy will combat counterfeit bottles of viagra and other drugs. >>> this is an interesting story. putting a child's pass fire in your mouth to clean it off could have hidden health benefits. a swedish study found parents who put pacifiers in their mouth to clean them off with less likely to develop eczema. also for 3 years old whose parents did this during the first six months of life. earlier exposure to saliva helps stimulate immune system thus lowering risk. >>> the cine arts dome is slated for demolition to make way for a dick's sporting goods store. they say it's a landmark with historical value. the city council will consider whether to honor the appeal tonight. >>> a chance afterlife time for south bay singers. they ended up on stage with, yes, rolling stones. this is video of the stones kicking off the tour in los angeles friday night. the

viagra on-line from pfizer. the dow is now down 9 points, at the very, very early going.it's not, it's down 8. i can say firmly, a dead flat open. a senate vote today and probably yes on an internet sales tax. joining us now is senator ben cardin from maryland, good morning, senator. i'm told if you were to raise the exemption to let small businesses off the hook for collecting this tax, it would sail through the house as well as the senate. would you be prepared to raise that small exemption level so to keep the small businesses okay? >> a million dollars you're exempt from having to collect the sales tax, there's no new sales tax, they're sales taxes due in our state and trying to establish a level playing field. we thought the million dollars made sense if you're selling more than a million on the internet, that you're not a casual seller and that's something we'll of course talk about. >> it is, i hesitate to say up for grabs, but there's some conservatives he quoted in the media who would support this internet sales tax or the enforcement of it, if you raise that exe

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tonight we learned the suspect is is a corporate chemist and pharmacist that worked at pfizer and other corporations. the barista didn't want to show her face when she spoke to abc news. she saw the woman rearranging items in a display case. >> i went over to the counter to check if they were opened or unsealed and they were unsealed and warm. i noticed that they were not juices that had been there already during the day. >> jacqueline saw the woman leave and copied down her license plate number and gave it to police who later arrested her. >>> new at 11:00, the cost to build the san francisco 49ers' new home in santa clara is expected to cost far less than previously thought. the team and the city could save as much as $90 million in the long run. our media partner, the mercury news, says the falling interest rates have announced the projected debt on the project. the stadium will cost $1.2 billion total to build. it will open in time for the 2014 football season. >>> graffiti vandals strike in the east bay. police say it could be a hate crime. some think a recent change at a local sch

the suspect is a corporate chemist and pharmacist who worked at pfizer and other high-profile corporations. she faces attempted murder charges for spiking juice bottles with rubbing alcohol. >> former contra costa county preschool and sunday schoolteacher accused of sex crimes against children will appear in court. the 23-year-old is charged with four counts child molestation. the prosecution says no victim was his student but police are looking at potential victims in addition to those included in the charges. he is held in county jail on more than $5.5 million bail. >> an east bay high school coach is facing charges after being accused in a sex scandal. the 27-year-old is facing nine felonies for sex crimes against a teen girl. he is an assistant girls water polo coach at north gate high school in walnut creek and according to the paper, he was a teen swim coach before that. no word who the alleged victim is. he is on bail for now and will be arraigned may 20. >> developing husband in the boston marathon bombings. we have new information on the roles of the three friends of the surviving

tonight we learned the suspect is is a corporate chemist and pharmacist that worked at pfizer and other corporations. the barista didn't want to show her face when she spoke to abc news. she saw the woman rearranging items in a display case. >> i went over to the counter to check if they were opened or unsealed and they were unsealed and warm. i noticed that they were not juices that had been there already during the day. >> jacqueline saw the woman leave and copied down her license plate number and gave it to police who later arrested her. >>> new at 11:00, the cost to build the san francisco 49ers' new home in santa clara is expected to cost far less than previously thought. the team and the city could save as much as $90 million in the long run. our media partner, the mercury news, says the falling interest rates have announced the projected debt on the project. the stadium will cost $1.2 billion total to build. it will open in time for the 2014 football season. >>> graffiti vandals strike in the east bay. police say it could be a hate crime. some think a recent change at a local sch

counterfeiters cost pfizer billions in lost sales. lori: all right. check the markets for you. not a whole lot of movement. we're coming off some week. gray wolf partners analyst, mark newton on the floor of the new york stock exchange for us. mark, what do you think after flirting with the 15,000 on the dow last week, do you think we'll close at or above that level this week? >> i think it is definitely possible. the market has a lot of good short-term momentum. so we have gotten a little bit stretched. we see a couple of things that are actually constructive with money flowing out of the defensive sectors and back into big cap technology, into energy, into financials which obviously represents a big percentage of the market. lori: i'll tell you, mark? >> yeah. lori: earlier guest a technical analyst points out one week doesn't make a trend. she is not ready to call full-on sector rotation yet. >> there are a few concerns to be concerned about that is really an issue over past couple months and those necessarily haven't gone away with regards to mome

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drug companies such as pfizer in the case of lipitor had their patents expire, and consumers could buy generic versions that were as much as 90% cheaper than the branded version. "it wasn't so much that people were spending less, but prices were down dramatically." it's the end of a roughly 15- year ride upward for investors. so are new drugs in the pipeline, or are we in a trough waiting for the next batch to compete development and gain regulatory approval? "we are in a trough, but the back-end of the trough. we expect growth to reaccelerate in latter 2013 and into 2014." many see the growth coming from specialty drugs that are expensive and treat rare or complex conditions. "alzheimer's, oncology, anti- bacterial drugs have enormous potential. but is there one, now? we haven't heard of it." another factor for pharma investors to consider: the impact of healthcare reform. "about 20-30 million people will gain healthcare access in the next two to three years. that is a massive amount about to hit the market." damien conover at morningstar predicts as a group, pharmaceuticals may grow