joe sanderson, the ceo of sanderson pharmacy.se stocks across the board have gotten whacked. >> thing is close to a 40% short interest in sanderson, safm. this stock is not expensive at ten times forward earnings. it's down 25% in the last six months. for an investment, i hate even saying this. for an investment i think it's a no-brainer. for a trade, given the short interests, understanding the headline risk, i think it's really pretty interesting right here. >> it's interesting. even starting from the beginning of the year, this had been a favorite hedge fund short because there is thinking that corn prices would increase this year. >> right, right. and we still don't know what the spring thaw is going to bring for the corn belt. so that actually could happen. if you want to play that, i think you go like a dba. but i would look at conagra foods if you're looking in this space. had a really interesting bounce off at 33 1/2. i like that here. >> you like all those space. >> i do. >>> time for pops and drops. big movers of the da

i'm eric woods i'm the owner of record for 1235 sanderson street i apologize for putting everyone through so much trouble i had we have just currently started a soils report that covers 7 of the properties between sanderson, union and alta so union street it's the entire vacant i'll call it a hill some people call it a cliff problem with it taking time has been that there are 6 property owners involved in the forest now and possibly wrongly but i felt inspector matthewer at the building inspection felt that to take on soils report piecemeal was one it is inefficient not getting the information you need but frankly in my opinion it leads to quarrels between the property owners how shall i put it with who's loss rock belongs to who we're going forward on this basis i've done what i could to get the adjacent commercial building owners appraised of what we're doing the problem being that over the years the slides on union street are controversial they've come into the newspapers and now engineers out there with ropes and orange hats and people wondering what we're up to so i'm sorry, i didn't

and the photographs in the package it is not entirely clear where the properties are actually 1235 sanderson of the - of those is the most stable that actually is the rock faced next to the baker building that has the sewer lines on the street on the surface and so i think one of the key things here is when the properties are marked then we can determine which property has hazards. i don't think i'm being clear >> well, no i understand that but i mean that can be done whether we act or not so that issue can be resolved and the other issue i don't know. >> i think that what i'm asking to move forward with this solution to stabilize the hill regardless of what you're discussing your civil issues how long would it take to get 30e78 people out there to do that the directors hearing is thirty days to get an engineering report and 5 days to obtain soil recommendation and thirty days to do the work. >> that's impossible. >> well, i mean. >> the work it's the work itself when it goes you'll see it maybe no secret that on the lower sanderson street footage i'm planning to build a building there on th

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sanderson so okay. so sorry go ahead. >> i'd like studio take a moment to join when this award was going on i hope to see all the students graduate from a there g it's been a true honor to see them and like to see the fund they stay pursue and the primary recovery and the commitment of this board for the recovery funds thank you very much for that with the idea of credit recovery i've communicated and to the school sites noting non-negotiable for us so, so last december the conversation was held around the word plan i'd like to know before we modify the graugs graduation requirement i thank you to billing sanderson for his leadership in this plan since last year i've made a copy of policy as well as the on track and off track benchmarks you should have received those plan one we're here to talk about the data we'll be looking at but to frame it a little bit for you there is also a plan for foster care and also a plan for foreign students 15 years and older which is mandated by the state of california ed

plan i'd like to know before we modify the graugs graduation requirement i thank you to billing sanderson for his leadership in this plan since last year i've made a copy of policy as well as the on track and off track benchmarks you should have received those plan one we're here to talk about the data we'll be looking at but to frame it a little bit for you there is also a plan for foster care and also a plan for foreign students 15 years and older which is mandated by the state of california ed ford could and last year the board of education took the privileges with the city and county to delineate it on the county schools and finally a decision. >> spring 2015 the graduation status results described two main groups of students the on track and off track students within the off track we have the severity from the my left side from the class green before graduation sufficient credits but missing an average of two courses to be on track and the next category and next off track to one semester severely off track they're off track more than one year here we're showing the data last fall and

bill sanderson thank you for helping us and our principle to allow us to have 10 minutes to vote on our designated place online from march 16 through april 17th so the website is district dot sfusd dot ed u slash schools slash next the haitians hands open cpr regarding the student voice and moving forward with the hands on cpr so we sin thisdz them into a sheet for the american haerthd or heart association to help us answer those questions. >> thank you. >> as of vote 16 very exciting news the sfusd president and the public relations officer were live observe tv 7 to press the voting age downward we want to give a shout out to ms. heidi for preparing us and proudly vote to support this campaign so the body mass index they've offered to license to the high school peer regarding the b any index is a test that measures body fat we'd like thank many ms. amelia for bringing her students next that meeting is april 15, 2015 obviously from 5:00 p.m. usually end around 7:30 anyone it welcome to attend our meeting as an added incentive dining room will be provided if you want to attend make a pre

also, let's take a look at sanderson farms. down 15%. nice move today. here's the thing. in the news. ceo said our birds don't have it. that's why you need antibiotics. no, he didn't say that. another one was cern. up 16%. rbc liked it. they jumped on the bandwagon. chasing. always great to be in these stocks when wall street is chasing you. one more stock. hanes brand up. after the bell, add it to the s&p 500. apt, apartments, they reported. up slightly. i still like this one for the apartment building boom. those are just some of those that were in the news this week. i know you want to talk about oa. >> that's a stock to own. all of these new contracts. not necessarily that the buyback is a good thing. the stock is going up. it will be beneficial. and the composite frames for the boeing, oa is making those in utah. excellent company. really manufacturing and on great technology. >> you like hanes brands a lot as well over the last few months. you still like it here? matt: i do. old stodgy company. wonder bra sells well. i don't want to chase it on monday. higher prices

sanderson so okay.o sorry go ahead. >> i'd like studio take a moment to join when this award was going on i hope to see all the students graduate from a there g it's been

shares of tyson, pilgrim's pride and sanderson farms all closed 7% lower. >>> sales pharmaceuticals where we begin market focus. endo international making an offer to buy sai lix as it seeks to up end valiant pharmaceuticals. endo topped it with a nearly 12 million bid. sai lix popping 7%. valium tumbled about 4%. retailer express posting results that beat estimates. current outlook also topped the consensus. one thing that helped quarterlies was less promotional activity. shares up 3.5% to $53.47. general electric weighing deeper cuts to ge capital. could even part with the unit amid pressure from investors to exit that business. shares rose a fraction at ge today to $25.19. >> and shares of lumber liquidators spiked on news of an activist investor taken a position in the recently battered stop. this is after "60 minutes" some flooring products contain higher than expected levels of a known carcinogen disputes. surge to $72.73. kd farmpharmaceuticals say it's delaying submitting a marketing application for a parkinson's disease drug and chief executive will retire. plunged in after hours

sanderson about this earlier in the week my understanding is and correct me if i am wrong i thought that student who took health and college and career had transferred to another district they're not on track to graduate in the sense they have the courses but they don't have all the requirement those are students that are off track if they didn't take the required classes at the home district that's what that means that's correct. >> i'll have to actually soak exact clarity there is a couple of reasons i'll electrohave to drill into the data i know that sometimes they don't fit into the schedules of the students based upon what the mr. superintendent said about the scheduling issues at the school sites so that's one issue. >> jennifer fong director of college and career readiness students are primarily students not enrolled in the district in any event grade and such a newcomer english learners and students that didn't have an opportunity when they joined the district have 6 graduation arrangements so they'll take the 7th requirement during the summer. >> thank you for the clarification

and do not leave bonnie sanderson alone by that. slash. 86-76 the final. this sharks clinging desperately to playoff contention and getting slimmer with every loss the mean in tale in ottawa. and power play with a slide in on that rebound. and scores. giants skipper not a happy man saying it's time giants pick it up. peavy gets his first win of the season. a's and indians in good year. four and a third lost five runs on seven hits. carlos santana making beautiful music. indians win 8-3. >> all right. thank you, larry. >> join us at 9:00 benefits of breakfast serial at 9:00. >> a preschoolteacher killed in a freak landslide. >> and that will do it. our coverage discontinue on twitter. thanks for joining us tonight. from all of us here, have a good

and do not leave bonnie sanderson alone by that. slash. 86-76 the final.etting slimmer with every loss the mean in tale in ottawa. and power play with a slide in on that rebound. and scores. giants skipper not a happy man saying it's time giants pick it up. peavy gets his first win of the season. a's and indians in good year. four and a third lost five runs on seven hits. carlos santana making beautiful music. indians win 8-3. >> all right. thank you, larry. >> join us at 9:00 benefits of breakfast serial at 9:00. >> a preschoolteacher killed in a freak landslide. >> and that will do it. our coverage discontinue on twitter. thanks for joining us tonight. from all this is "jeopardy!" let's meet today's contestants -- an academic librarian from brooklyn, new york... a research manager from oak park, michigan... and our returning champion -- a business development associate originally from katy, texas... whose 1-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! [ applause ] thank you, johnny. and welcome, ladies and gentlemen.

jill sanderson spoke by phone about her sister lynn. >> she was just a very compassionate and trained person. she loved lilly with all her heart. >> family members say lynn was enrolled in college with hopes of becoming a medical assistant. brian web for cbs news, new york. >> the child is in the hospital in fair condition. >>> time now is 4:52. grid locked traffic grips san francisco this weekend but not if you were on [music] ♪ and i can't change, even if i tried even if i wanted to. my love my love my love she keeps me warm, she keeps me warm, she keeps me warm, she keeps me warm, she keeps me warm, she keeps me warm, ♪ we are neighbors and best friends. i love my sister. my heart doesn't see race. love is love. our family is no less than any other family. >>> in san francisco, yesterday was the first sunday streets event of 2015. the three mile stretch was closed to traffic and lots of people were out there taking advantage to walk or bike. there are eight sunday street events planned across san francisco this year. >> the weather certainly cooperated. >>> a daycare center in east

jill sanderson spoke by phone about her sister. >> she was just a very compassionate and caring persone loved lilly with all her heart. >> family members say lynn was enrolled at provo college with hopes of becoming a medical assistant. in new york, brian web for cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> a 13:00 right now. we want to get traffic and weather together. some icy spots this morning right, kate? >> that's right. you have to watch out for black ice some slick spots this morning not all over the place, not completely widespread thing here this morning, but a few slick spots, and all it takes is one little patch of ice to cause a very dangerous situation, so just take it east think morning. let's take a look outside. we take awe look at the campbell's field cam looking at the ben franklin bridge in center city, now philadelphia is in that winter weather advisory this morning, although temperatures are still significantly above freezing in the city. i don't think we'll see too much ice in the city proper. although anything like a bridge, or overpass, these are first to freeze, you have col

i thought of my friend, david sanderson who was actually in the near tragedy on the hudson.i said i'm going to end up in the water. and then as we got closer because the plane was not slowing down obviously you didn't have much leverage. and the embankment was a huge help to the pilot. but there were a few seconds where i thought i was heading into the water and this is it. people just sat in their seats, the flight attendant did a cool job, calm under pressure, the pilot gave the orders. the fact that he of the airplane hanging over the water just tells me the kind of leader he is. i'd love to give him a hug sometime and thank him personal personally. >> everyone wants to know. are you going to get back on a plane soon? >> absolutely. at the end of the day, i've been in a spirit of gratitude and reflection. moment when is i got out of the plane, i literally looked back at the plane and i just started to cry realizing the near tragedy that i just experienced. but obviously god's hand protected me. one of the things my minister says, god writes the best story. he's obviously

jill sanderson spoke by phone about her sister lynn. >> she was just very compassionate person. loved lily with all her heart. >> reporter: family members say lynn was enrolled at provo college with hopes of becoming a medical assistant. brian webb for cbs news new york. >> and doctors have upgraded lily to fair condition. a go fund me account to pay for funeral expenses and lily's medical care has raised 29,000 soz 29,000 -- so far. >>> he was packed and ready to go on the run. i'm scott broom in laurel. coming up, new details unveiled today about the alleged serial shooter who terrorized maryland. >> they piece together how a young officer died. we talk to an official about officer safety and the dash cam not working. i'm stephanie ramirez. i'll have that coming up. >> supporting bob mcdonell, the group who says his convictions altto be tossed out. >> which commute will be affected. >>> thanks for being here. i'm derek mcginty. >> i'm lesli foster. the first major legal test of the hot lanes violation is underway right now in a fair fax county courtroom. >> peggy fox watching

jill sanderson spoke by phone about her sister, lynn. >> she was just very compassionate, and caring which all her heart. >> say lynn was enrolled at provo column egg with hopes every becoming a medical is cyst and the. brian web, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> incredible. >> time 6:27. coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news" following breaking news, fire destroys a historic inn in new jersey. the billing dates back to the 1700s cents. >> camden county home cops crashing down overnight with four people inside. fortunately, there why no injuries, jan carabeo on scene. full update ahead. >> you could hit icy patches on your drive this morning kate has your forecast, and word after warm up. and, jessica checking the roads, we traffic and weather together on the 3's. back in two minutes. here's to the explorers. those diagnosed with cancer who didn't settle for just one opinion on their diagnosis or recommended treatment plan they explored their options. and discovered a new level of empowerment. at cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia, that's what we do-empower

jail sanderson spoke by phone about her sister lynn. >> she was just a very compassionate and trained person. she loved lilly with all her heart. >> family members say lynn was enrolled at provo college with hopes of becoming a medical assistant. brian web for cbs news new york. >> that child is in the hospital right now in fair condition. >>> senator dianne feinstein has advice for hillary clinton. talk about those e-mails. feinstein says clinton's image could be harmed if she stays silent and she needs to explain why she used her personal e- mail account for official business while she was secretary of state. some republican lawmakers are using harsher terms. >> there are gaps of months and months and months and if you think to that iconic picture of her on the c17 flying to libya, we have no e-mails from that day. >> clinton is expected to announce as soon as next month she's running again for president. she has a series of public speeches planned starting today in new york. >>> a bike car hybrid is turning up in cities all across the country and an egg shaped machine called an elf

jill sanderson spoke by phone about her sister. >> she was just very compassionate and caring person.l which her all heart. >> reporter: lynn was enrolled at provo college of hopes of becoming a medical assistant n new york, brian web, for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> now to some tourist behaving badly, a couple of california women are arrested for carving their initials inside rome's coliseum. women let two letters about 8 inches in length scratched on a brick wall with the ace torque theater. women age 21 and 25 snapped selfies just before they were arrested. both have been charge with ago evacuated damage on the building and: >>> investigation, swirling around, a ramp at the the vatican that made for a historic document written by famous artist michael angelo. correspondent alan pizzey shows a former vatican employee is demanding more than a hundred thousand dollars. >> reporter: stolen letters are rare writings of michael angelo the renaissance master who created the ceiling of the sistine chapel one of the most significant can't works of art in history. someone described as a for

, and literally a few seconds where i thought that this is either a repeat of what my buddy dave sandersont through on the hudson river a few years ago or up, and god was calling me home and my time was up and will was an array of emotions in the plane in the 20 seconds when we were skidding off of the runway and literally came to a screeching halgt with the nose of the airplane facing the water. when we looked and itp stopped no one move and everybody was completely silent, and people were breathing a sigh of relief ment as i looked to the left, some of the photos that i sent to the folks in the media, you can see how close we were to the water. and obviously, it made you really grateful for the protection that god had provided for also the amazing job that the pilot did. >> and the embankment that kept you from going into the water. >> absolutely. >> and i have to ask, and maybe not anything, but the x on the hand represent anything? >> no this is for end it movement and you did a major piece around human trafficking and that. >> i thought maybe they were accounting for the passengers on

jill sanderson spoke by phone about her sister lynn. >> she was just a very compassionate and trained all her heart. >> family members say lynn was enrolled at provo college with hopes of becoming a medical assistant. brian web for cbs news, new york. >> the child is in hospital in fair condition. >>> well its been a year since malaysia airline flight 370 disappeared and now we learned the battery on the planes data recorder expired. the boeing 777 disappeared last march and a report released yesterday says that the other battery other than the battery there was nothing out of the ordinary with the flight itself despite an extensive search there have been no signs of the plane since not even debris yet. 239 people were l. >>> a solar powered plane could become the first plane to fly around the world without a drop of fuel. the solar impulse founder was at the controls of the single seater aircraft when it took off this morning and tradeoff piloting duties along the way and it will take about 12 hours over the next five months the plane will skip from continent to continent crossing bo

tysons pilgrim's pride and sanderson farms all of them down. a big drop there.hare price of lumber liquidators. the company's product from china contained high levels of cancer containing toxins. charlie gasparino is here. hedge funds now doing independent investigation. >> yes. the stock has been spiking the last couple of days. there are investors that are buying shares. the way they tested it on. the laminate flooring or whatever was part of the problem that had the cancer-causing carcinogens. the way 60 minutes tested it is not the way you are supposed to test it. by each particle, instead of as a whole. i want to get into the science. a lot of hedge funds believed that the 60 minute methodology is wrong and lumber liquidators the way they test the products complies. they save say the decline in the stock is overdone and that is why they are buying it right now. last week, there was a major fund investor. he went out. he went long on it. calling up the land that 60 minutes dealt with to get to the bottom of how they did the methodology. by the way this would

first of all, my buddy, dave sanderson was on the hudson river crash a couple of years ago. he went through that tragedy on the water. i'm thinking i'm going to end up in the water and the next thought is i'm going to end up dead. this is it. my time has come. god is calling me home. so i brace the seat in front of me. people are doing all sorts of things. some people were crying, some people were frantic. some people were praying, some people were shouting. i grabbed the seat in front of me. i bowed my head and prayed and asked for god's protection in that moment and when it came to a screeching halt and we felt the pressure of the wing clipping the fence, because it dragged the fence for about 200 yards and obviously the plane kind of moved where it was actually facing out into the water, and then amazingly enough which now i see of photos the pilot walked out of the cockpit, after about 20 seconds, no one moved new york city one said a thing, everyone just sat in their seats, because i think we were just breathing, are we okay are we on the water. >> waiting to see what w

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if you look at names like tyson foods, pilgrim's pride, sanderson farms, they all erase most of their the last two weeks as concerns have eased about the spread of the disease, but now you can see today they are taking a leg lower. brian, back to you. >> we talked about a game of chicken. you were being serious, dom. >> serious, yes. >> seriously. you're playing fowl. we are awaiting a joinlt news kfshs at the white house where the president is hosting the new president of afghanistan. you can see them getting ready for that as well. the news conference should get underway at any moment. we do not know if the president will express the german wings air tragedy in france. we will take that. more power lumpl in two minutes. the lightest or nothing. the smartest or nothing. the quietest or nothing. the sleekest... ...sexiest ...baddest ...safest, ...tightest, ...quickest, ...harshest... ...or nothing. at mercedes-benz we do things one way or we don't do them at all. the 2015 c-class. see your authorized mercedes-benz dealer for exceptional offers through mercedes-benz financial services.

rob sanderson, senior analyst bullish on the stock. jeff killberg, kkm financial.k. rob, starting with you. in terms of the fundamentals there's concerns about counterfeit goods, brushing but when you just look at the technicals, there is a huge lockup expiration on march 18th. 429 million shares come to the market. come september 20th 16 billion shares will come to the market. at ipo, they sold 320 million shares. number of shares outstanding going to increase significantly. is there a reason to own the stock ahead of the two lockups? >> yeah i think there's a couple things you touched on there, but addressing the lockup expiration. it's always difficult with big supply coming into the market or potential supply. in the short term hard to navigate waters. a lot of people on the sidelines. it's a date circled for quite some time, and that's the conversation on the stock back to december how does it trade into and through the lock? it's not fundsmental. talking fundamentals is another story, but in the very short term, it's difficult waters to navigate. i point to j

it's not stopping investors from selling off tyson foods, pilgrim's pride, and sanderson farms and shares of lumber liquidators soaring again. robert chapman announced he took a long position. chapman talked about the position on cnbc's "halftime report" earlier today. lumber liquidatorseors has been under intense scrutiny. they hold a special conference call with analysts and investors tomorrow. very much a focus ahead of tomorrow's meeting. >> that has been turbulent. dom, thanks very much. now, if hillary clinton's plan was for yesterday's news conference that you saw live right here for that news conference to tamp down the e-mail story, that it's clear, didn't happen. >> the associated press slapping a lawsuit on the state department to force a public release of the e-mails. john harwood here with the details. >> the combination of a double-team from the press and republican opponents is going to keep this issue alive for hillary clinton for some time. i just want to go back and review hillary's e-mails by the numbers. these were put out by her office idea idea. they found 62,000 mes

tyson, pilgrim's pride, sanderson farms down on today's session. back to you. >> massive drop. 8% and over for pilgrim's pride. >>> well fathers chasing down trolls who threaten their daughters on social media. curt schilling did just that but he is engaging the right thing to do? the next guest whose father did the same thing says no. that is straight ahead on "power lunch." stay with us on cnbc. now with the xfinity tv go app, you can watch live tv anytime. it's never been easier with so many networks all in one place. get live tv whenever you want. the xfinity tv go app. now with live tv on the go. enjoy over wifi or on verizon wireless 4g lte. plus enjoy special savings when you purchase any new verizon wireless smartphone or tablet from comcast. visit comcast.com/wireless to learn more. >> apple says we apologize to our customers. apple experiencing problems with itunes and other services this morning. the cause was internal dns error at apple. we're working to make sure all the services vaebl to customers as soon as possible, and we thank eve

the trans national threats project for the center for strategic and international study, thomas sandersonn this morning. >> thank you. >> who are these people? where are they coming from? >> well, this is an interesting group of people who are strongly motivated. want to make a difference but i think it's only going to make a very small marginal difference depending on where they go and what they're able to do but certainly something noteworthy. >> and noble. >> what is -- what's your best -- best view of what's going on right now with isis? one week we hear that they're in retreat. everybody is squabbling about to turn guns on each other. they're shooting deserts. the next week we hear that they like have ganged antarctica or something. >> it's conflicting headlines. >> sure. over time any group is going to have its troubles and its fishers and we're seeing some of those right now. certainly we've seen with hamas when you take territory and you control it haven't actually govern it having of collect the garbage, keep the water running and electricity flowing it's very difficult. added in