we have not engaged with shell. our department let us believe that we are not going forward with the cca program as was conceived since we did not get authority though go forward. we have not been engaging with shell. >>supervisor john avalos: thank you. seems like a land with a big thud. okay, i thought the puc, the commissioners just did not approve not to exceed rates. but have they made an occasion that cleanpowersf is dead and gone? that wasn't my understanding. they just didn't approve not to exceed rates. >> i think it's accurate to say there has been no formal vote on the status of the program. the general manager and the commission have engaged in public dialogue about the program. we've been given direction at the staff level to focus our efforts on the need to get our financial house back in order. so that's where our focus has been. >>supervisor john avalos: okay. we'll have a presentation on that at our joint meeting. hopefully it won't be difficult to schedule. okay. commissioner campos. >>supervisor d

>> it is mainly shell. a big surprise, the first time they have done this kind of profit warning two weeks before results since the reserves scandal of 2004. so it is a big surprise. are facing areey the problems that everyone is facing in the sense that oil but returnsigher, are not. they have got to figure out how to get their returns up. shell seems to be having a harder time than most. >> in a nutshell, fourth-quarter earnings were hurt by low volumes, higher exploration costs. are they managing that in a different way or worse than competitors? >> they have had some problems. they have a strong presence in nigeria and they had security issues there. in the u.s., they got burned a bit by the value of their assets because gas prices fell so much. the australian dollar is rising. there are a couple of things. there are the same problems in the sense that return on their investments are not higher than when oil price -- than what oil prices were. at has got to be frustrating for investors. >> you have been

what i have said about shell is that i don't think for anyone of us who voted for this that shell was always the ideal partner, was always the best response. so as presented at that particular time. if there are options out there that are better that we have a responsibility to explore them. maybe one approach to have in the rfp to have flexibility to look at both to have as much information as we can. i don't know if you are open to that but that would be my thinking. >> okay. it's really up to your direction. i know when we had the meeting with the advocates there were some that wanted that flexibility. since it wasn't clear is why i brought it up. i just want to make sure how you want to approach that. i don't think -- i think it's possibility to do it. it may draw a cost because we talk about what would be the option if there were no shell, but that's certainly doable. >>supervisor john avalos: the option being flexible to have one that includes shell and one that doesn't? >> right. along the line of what the commissioners have been saying. >>supervisor john avalos: okay. i think

and without shell and other contractors like shell or do it in house which i think the advocates are most supportive of that. one thing that i have noticed is that we have not heard from the sfpuc or from any other source that i know of exactly what is going on right now with the shell contract. that was put on holdback in august and we have not heard. i think we should ask sfpuc to clarify what's going on with that. as far as the whole thing, i think the key here is that even if the sfpuc gets considerably more involved and starts doing it own work on build out and cleanpowersf and gets back in the game. i think back where we let them take the ball back. this is the moment where we need to lafco stay the drive of this. this is politics. the key with the sfpuc is that as an enterprise agency that is in charge of rate payers and keeping the system secure, they are mandated to be secure about this. lafco can really push the envelope in developing an rfp that will face the compliment crisis and we need to you keep this in-house. >>supervisor john avalos: thank you. >> hello commissioner

with shell out of the picture so we have some comparison point. what i have said about shell is that i don't think for anyone of us o

the interior shell is not and aligning with the super structure that is from it and the exterior shell is projecting beyond it. keep in mind when the dome was finished this wall would not here.een this wall and windows were added in the 1940's when air introduced into the capitol. so, that is why you have the railing on the interior side. does this er why balcony need two railings. view on have had the the back side that would have allowed,more light to come this balcony level. we are a considerable distance apart. you should be able to hear me pretty clearly. is an amazing space. you have to be very careful what up are saying when you are here because anyone on the often sit side can hear you. >> [inaudible]? > 12 of these windows will be removed. if you look above the pavilion that we entered through there is that extends out. during an earlier phase we left usedbracket in place to be as a lifting hoist for the other lifted ets that will be to this area. so the 12 brackets will extend a over this railing and netting system will be suspended over the rotunda. of that netting is twofol

we will find out more about that in a moment. >> shell shares slide.come in significantly lower. we will discuss the surprise later. >> welcome back. you are watching "the pulse" on bloomberg tv. energy, it has been known for making films like "avatar" and "x-men." but now they are offering a new renewable energy fund. they raise 900 million pounds last year. from on this recent trend in clean tech, i am joined by louise downing. what is different about this fund? >> of this fund exposes investors to three different types of renewable energy technology. funds launched last year that were only fixed in one sector. diversification, it lowers the energy price risk. there is a lot of skepticism among the people i am talking to over whether or not funds like this will be six and -- a successful when yields start to rise in other parts of the financial sector. why should i invest your? what is so attractive? >> they are already operational. offering investors long-term, long risk, and stable returns. -- energy efficiency helps save customers in energy bills.

went back to being a...shell.squawks right in your trading platform with think or swim from td ameritrade. . >>> welcome back. time to get called out where we take a look back on our losers and find out what to do next. cohen carter make a big bet on bullion but the trade has gone bust and they haven't lost much money and here's why. on "options action" because we risk less doesn't mean we always make more and sadly that's what happened with mike and carter's bullish bet on the gold miners. carter figured that gold miners were set up for a rally. >> let it ride. >> but 100 shares of the gold miner's etf would set mike back over $2,000. so to spend less, mike instead bought the january 25 strike call for 1.20. to make money mike needs a gdx to rise above $25 by more than 120 or 26.20 by january expiration. shelling out more than $1 to bet on gold. >> you're killing me smalls. >> to spend less mike sold the januariry 28 strike call for 40 cents and between the 1.20 on the lower strike call and the 40 cents he collec

so is the read through from shell to bp to the sector?i think the read through to the sector is a broader message, which is at the end of last year, people got very carried away broadly with money going into internationally exposed equities within those flows continuing in the first few weeks of on this year, as well. and i think there was a momentum trade that is not the information is new. it's just that the stock price that's exposed here against that back drop which hasn't really changed. and i think you can put the fundamentals to one side as a bit of a momentum rally in december. and then i was just coming back down. a follow through of southern relations and difference. i think it's just a reality -- >> what maybe is a shock is the magnitude of the miss. we understand the problems, maybe we didn't quite understand they were going to come out with this size of a profit warning. they're now talking about full year results around 16.8 billion earnings for 201. dm 2012, there was 27 billion. that's a massive difference. >> what we've n

>>supervisor john avalos: so if shell is no longer involved, who is creating the energy? >> sfpuc has the staff and able to do that and when the rim fire went on they were able to replace the energy and this staff is able to do that as well for scheduling and there might be some part that shell would do but you rearrange the contract to cover that. >>supervisor john avalos: we can meet with puc staff to talk about this idea and then bring it to the joint meeting as well? okay. >> miss miller? >> i would like to add that i appreciate miss mchale's comments. we designed this program to be a self sufficient program that it was going to run itself that they were not going to take other resources and apply it. in the financials which i would like to make sure that we talk about at the joint meeting, i do believe that there were provisions for paying back all the money advanced at the program and the financials handled that over a period of time and we strecht that out at one point but the plan itself, the cca program paid for itself. i don't really understand the idea if there

it and the exterior shell is projecting beyond it. keep in mind when the dome was finished this wall would not have been here. this wall and windows were added in the 1940's when air conditioning was introduced into the capitol. so, that is why you have the second railing on the interior side. people wonder why does this balcony need two railings. you would have had the view on the back side that would have allowed more light to come through into this balcony level. we are a considerable distance apart. you should be able to hear me pretty clearly. i think this is an amazing space. you have to be very careful what you are saying when you are up here because anyone on the often -- on the opposite side can hear you. >> [inaudible]? >> 12 of these windows will be removed. if you look above the pavilion that we entered through there is a bracket that extends out. during an earlier phase we left that bracket in place to be used as a lifting hoist for the other 11 brackets that will be lifted to this area. so the 12 brackets will extend out

all those animals who build shells to actually make their shells. >> amazingly it could take up to threeor an oyster to use calcium carbonate to grow large enough for markets size. >> these are our smawls. it's a big enough oyster to put on the grill. >> the problem poses a serious threat for farmers who can no longer produce oysters whose shells develop. using innovative sensor equipment and scientific tests, hill's team has spent a year closely monitoring the actual chemical work in the bay. >> we're measuring the chemistry of the water, we are getting temperature, salinity, ph and oxygen every 30 minutes for the last month it's been out and we've been doing this for a year straight now. >> tafned to thattached to the . ,. >> for a week or a month, a season, if a storm blows in. the reason why that's important is it's hard to predict and understand what the impact of acidification will be, if we don't understand those little fluctuates. >> the research are team hopes to make this a long term exr set. >> the hope is a long term set so we have some way of tracking ocean acidification. >>

he expected shells to be thinner but they have grown 30% smaller, presenting another problem. you see these holes? they're from a non-native predator. a snail called atlantic oyster drill. >> we feed on oysters they have an organ in their foot that secrets acid they have a file-like tongue that scrapes away the shell. >> they drill through to eat the oyster alive. because oysters are not as large as they used to be... >> they mar the oyster. the populations are already small. >> in bays from mexico to washington, 99% of the olympia oysters disappeared this, matters because if ocean acidity makes one species vulnerable, it can affect oysters we eat. >> we expect oysters to grow more slowly. >> if you enjoy your oysters you may think of these as the good old days. >> spencer christian is back. >> starting with clear skies over the bay area now. a storm is raging and snowfall from north carolina up into new england followed by a blast of cold air behind that storm tomorrow, another polar vortex with temperatures that are well below freezing. new york city, high of 15 degrees. and

shell is up some 2.85%.t the same time, exxon mobil are expected to report fourth quarter results before the bell. joining us for more, oswalt clint. thanks for coming in. it was a bit of a shock profit warning from shell a few yeex ago. it seems to be this morning a reaction to we're not going to drill any more in alaska. what do investors want to say? they're going to say stop spending money to give you a return. >> and it's very encouraging. the last five or six years, you've seen this group of companies and what we would call trough evaluation multiples. what's driven is that propensity to keep spending. 10% more every year. it just keeps climbing up. >> it's in a bid to find oil and gas, right? >> you keep spending. there's not too much being fined and delivered in production. investors have given up and when you see encouraging steps like this morning about reduced spans, it's amplified. >> are these going to get smaller? protection -- you know, are the production levels just going to drop? >> i think

like tongue that scrape away the soft shell.ster alive and because the oyster are not as lrming as they used to be. >> sz that is a real concern because the oyster population are already small nishtion bay from mexico to washington including this bay 99 percent of the olympic oysters disappear this matters because if ocean acid make one species vulnerable could it also effect the oysters we eat. >> we would expect oysters to grow more slowly. longer time to actually reach market size. >>reporter: or another way. if you enjoy your oysters may look back and think of these as the good old days. from the bay, abc 7 news. >> come up next on 7 news at 9:00. remember when movies used to come on giant reel of used to come on giant reel of film. studio turning all that to those who've been denied ewelcome to covered california. now, you can no longer be denied coverage because of a pre-existing condition. enroll today at coveredca.com. want to play hide and seek? yeah! 1... 2... 6... 10! [ female announcer ] piÑa colada yoplait. it is so

. >> still to come at 6:00 the oyster that's are a shell of their former selves. the great american novel. so you can happily let life get in the way, while planning for tomorrow. so you can finish the great ameran novel banking for the life you have investing for the life you want chase. so you can [ angelic music plays ] ♪ toaster strudel! best morning ever! [ hans ] warm, flaky, gooey. toaster strudel! [ female announcer ] try new pillsbury heat-n-go mini pancakes. ♪ [ male announcer ] don't wait for awesome... totino's pizza rolls gets you there in just 60 seconds. ♪ >> new evidence our climate is changing. 2014 will go down as one of the warmest years recorded on earth. last year's world temperature of land and ocean surface readings at 58.3 degrees. noa, the agency that oversees national weather service calls it seventh warmest year, however, both agency as agree nine of the ten warmest years occurred since turn of the 21 sentry. average temperatures have risen 1.4 degrees since 1880. >> carbon in the atmosphere is falling into oceans increasing acid levels

of the dome is made of and the interior shell that you see the -- from the rotunda floor.e to change the light fixtures on that cornice. we do not do that anymore thanks to modern lighting technology. we do not get out there. it is always impressive to me to look through this thin layer and see for the first time just how the dome is constructed. let me know when you're done. >> how heavy is that? >> very. it is supported by the hinge. i am just living it a little. please be careful when you come through this next rung of stairs. there is a window that sets into the staircase a bit and you need to watch your shoulder. you can also begin to appreciate here the structure and design of the dome with these enormous rib trusses, 36 in total that create a conical structure and there are outriggers i go out and pick -- that go out and pick up the exterior skin. you may have noticed that when you go through that the interior shell is not matching and aligning with the superstructure. it is suspended from it and the exterior shell is projecting beyond it. >> [inaudible] >> i am not

went back to being a...shell.our trading platform with think or swim from td ameritrade. >>> welcome back to options action, i'm kayla, hasn't been a happy new year for the emerging markets, emerging markets etf down 4% and hitting a four month low today. this comes as a key measure of chinese economic activity also dropped to a four month low, china has company, a massive corruption scandal in turkey brought the turkish lyra to record lows against the dollar. brazil's benchmark is down almost 5% in the last three months. melissa, what was once thought to be taper week looks more like fundamentals, we'll leave it to you and the traders to decide. >> kayla, thanks. dan, why should we here in the united states care if the eem broke it's 200 day moving average or any of that stuff? >> well, yeah, you know i just throw one thing in that kayla missed. samsung one of the largest companies in the world is the largest component, makes up 3.6%, there has been whispers they will miss sales estimates when they give estimates

and shell asks us can you identify for us what makes a great innovator at shell?g to do that many years and we don't know what makes a great innovatetory. it is hard for us. every ceo of every fortune 500 company is looking or she is looking for ininnovators. this is future of the company. that is where the growth comes from. but figuring out, cracking thhs nut is actually very difficult. so we looked at innovators at shell. those successful and those not as successful. they play two games. shell told us there are really good ones and not so good once. we applied the algorithms and computing power. think about a footprint. ashley: how accurate is it? >> turns out it was extremely accurate. because then we took another group of people, we didn't know anything about them. those were shell employees in innovation group. we didn't meet them. didn't know the resume's. we haven't had any data about them. they played the game. we ran our algorithm and ran back the results, tell us how well we did. tracy: they're all playing this wasabi waiter game? >> they played the wai

there has been days of shelling by government forces in daraa. you can see of aftermath of that attack. most of the area appears to be deserted. fighting between the al qaeda linked group. islamic state and rebels is intensifying. there's violence in aleppo and idlib. the rebels scoring a major win. >> syria's armed opposition is continuing its offensive against al qaeda. they have pushed fighters from the islamic state of iraq and lef aftenlt this is another base this, one in aleppo. we liberated our country and they came and destroyed it. >> before withdrawing from the base, this is what the i.s.i.l. fighters are leaving behind. bodies of activists, relief workers were held in the al qaeda-linked gaol. some were released. >> i was attained for two months. four men were killed in front of us. i can take you to your grifs. five minutes before being executed, we were placed in a cage. then the free syrian army arrived and freed us before we could be executed. >> even though the islamic state in iraq and the levant may be on the defensive, it has b

it is suspended from it and the exterior shell is projecting beyond it.not as young as i used to be. keep in mind when the dome was finished this wall would not have been here. this wall and window was added in the 1940's when air- conditioning was introduced into the capital. so that is why you have a second railing on the interior side. people often wonder why this balcony needs two railings. this is why. you would have that view on the backside of the shell which would have allowed much more light to come through and through this balcony level. we are a considerable distance apart. you should be able to hear me pretty clearly. i think this is an amazing space. you have to be very careful what you saying when you're up here. anyone on the opposite side can hear you. >> where is the [inaudible] >> 12 of these windows will be removed and if you look above the pavilion that we entered through, you'll see there is a bracket that extends out. during that phase we left that in place to be used as a lifting hoist for the 11 brackets that will be lifted. the 12

it is suspended from it and the exterior shell is projecting beyond it. i am not as young as i used to be. keep in mind when the dome was finished this wall would not have been here. this wall and window was added in the 1940's when air-conditioning was introduced into the capital. so that is why you have a second railing on the interior side. people often wonder why this balcony needs two railings. this is why. you would have that view on the backside of the shell which would have allowed much more light to come through and through this balcony level. we are a considerable distance apart. you should be able to hear me pretty clearly. i think this is an amazing space. you have to be very careful what you saying when you're up here. anyone on the opposite side can hear you. >> where is the [inaudible] >> 12 of these windows will be removed and if you look above the pavilion that we entered through, you'll see there is a bracket that extends out. during that phase we left that in place to be used as a lifting hoist for the 11 brackets that will be lifted. t

. >> oysters are a shell of their former selves what.a >>> an important update on the bart police officer shot and killed in the line of duty this afternoon was accidentally shot by a fellow officer. >> the shooting scene is inside of an apartment complex. the two bart officers went into the apartment to do a probation search but the suspect was not home. >> now let's check in with jonathan bloom. >> actually it's a hospital. eden medical center here where a very large number of alameda county sheriff deputies are gathered here at the back service entrance. the sheriff's office provides security with the hospital. we can count ten sheriff cars in and around the grounds the mood here seems to be somber. security personnel have been telling media to stay off of the property. we've stationed ourselves across the street in case they decide they want to say any words to us. officers in the parking lot there into formed a circle. very quiet, a large number of deputies here at the hospital. >> we understand that they did go inside of the apartm

went back to being a...shell.our trading platform with think or swim from td ameritrade. >>> welcome back to "options action." it hasn't been a happy market for the emerging markets. it's hitting a four-month low today. it kcomes as the china drops lower. a massive scandal in turkey has brought record lows against the dollar. and brazil's benchmark is down almost 5% in the last three months. melissa, what was once thought to be taper is up to you decide. >> dan, why should we here sitting in the united states care if the eem has broken the 200-day moving average or any of that stuff? >> well, one of the things that kayla missed there, samsung one of the largest companies in the world is the largest components of the e em. makes up 3.6% and there are whispers they'll miss their sales estimates when they give their numbers next week. the technical set-up is really interesting. we have a one-year chart right there. the stock at 40 just broke the 50 and the 200-day moving average which were both declining this very we

went back to being a...shell. your trading platform with think or swim from td ameritrade. >>> greed, for lack of a better word, is good. greed is right. greed works. >> of course that was the classic moment from oliver stone's "wall street." but there is a curious relationship between hollywood's relationship with wall street and the stock market. carter is the star of his own chart. he's got more on this. carter? >> sure. so the setup here is there's an old time indicator called the magazine cover indicator when mass media or broad media picks up on something, typically that thing is reaching end stage. you see this for "time magazine" when they put bull and bear and so forth. this is now an adaptation of that as it relates to the movies from portfolio manager john stevens. this is quite interesting. this is of course that clip we just saw. this is the 1987 peak and the movie "wall street" with michael douglas came out. the movie "boiler room" was issued in 2000 at a market peak. the rerun of "wall street," "wal

they watched a conch shell drop to the countdown to the new year. they were noisy in boise ringing in the new year by dropping that. eye aurp si a super sized idaho potato. the giant spud measured about 16 feet in length. pope francis presided over new year's mass. he offered words of strength, courage, and hope as the world begins a new year. the world doing it a bunch of different ways. it's a bitter cold start and the northern plains and upper midwest, they are well below zero and barely above elsewhere. snow is falling in the central third of the country headed for

you're so smart. >> so obviously kiddo the cat is better than me at the shell game, which is sad.eptics think kiddo's owner is playing a game of cat and mouse with us. >> this video seems like it could be fake because the cat is almost too good at it. it's so nonchalant about it. >> you can do anything with computers, so why couldn't you just put a bell under a cup. it seems like this would be a relatively simple thing to put in special effects. >> others believe kiddo is an honest to goodness clever cat. >> i was really impressed. i didn't know that cats could do that. of course, now, remember, i might be eating these words. i could be wrong. >> well, in this case, you are 100% correct. kiddo is the real deal. >> of course, if i were doing it with a cat, i would have pawed the hell out of the cat. no cat is going to outsmart me. >> in august 2012 this new yorker moon lee visits an animal shelter hoping to adopt a cat. there she meets 6-month-old kiddo who has been abandoned twice and put to sleep if no one rescues him. >> i was holding him, he was so comfortable around me. i fell

without unemployment insurance she won't pay for her job and shell phone which makes a job hunt that much harder. evelyn wrote to me and said, i wanted nothing more than to find a new full-time job and i dedicated every day to that mission. i'm asking you to advocate for me and millions like me who need our extended unemployment benefits to make ends meet. so, i just want everybody to understand, this is not an abstraction. these are not statistics. these are your neighbors, your friend, your family members. it could at some point be any of

put through this hell like no other that they or i could describe and then were released but really shells they were. mohammed jawad was one of these detainees in two thousand and two he was arrested in a crowded marketplace in kabul after a grenade exploded injuring three u.s. servicemen. did not have a birth certificate and his age at the time is uncertain but he was estimated to be between fourteen and sixteen. after a short detention in afghanistan he was moved to guantanamo bay went on the base were supposed to be you know through keep to the worst of the worst you know the best really bad people and you have a child who's being accused of a strong narrative you are sort of the cold war criminal just it just didn't make

went back to being a...shell.right in your trading platform with think or swim from td ameritrade. ♪ [ indistinct shouting ] [ male announcer ] time and sales data. split-second stats. [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ it's so close to the options floor... [ indistinct shouting, bell dinging ] ...you'll bust your brain box. ♪ all on thinkorswim from td ameritrade. ♪ >>> it's a unique situation for me. i think this company is one of the great no-brainers of all time. i don't know if i'm right, but i will say this, that this is more of a really a philosophical question for me. from a financial point of view, some people will scoff at me, i'm almost better off hoping they don't do it because i can buy more stock. that's my whole point. >> that, of course, is carl icahn saying apple is a no-brainer. the anatomical superlative is becoming a favorite joining in the ranks of netflix, ebay and herbalife. all of which have obtained no-brainer status. will apple earnings make the tech giant a head scratcher. carter is back breaking

because we suffered the same fate recently when the information that had gone out to homes to sha say shell is going to come in and do this and this is what's going to happen and that message was communicated unfortunately not completely accurately and created the challenges we're facing with getting this program moved forward so we need to be prepared and think about what that looks like we need a clear communication strategy and a clear understanding of the build out and a clear understanding of how this program works as it relates to facilities and customers and as it relates to opt out is it recommended that we work on state legislation to change opt out versus opt in? personally i think opting in is a lot more challenge and a new program could fail if we try and convince people to opt in it's a little bit easier but if we're basically shoving this down people's throats we want them to know not only is this good for the environment but hopefully some level of cost savings here to get more people to support the program so having the right understanding and experts to help us put this pla

that's for sure shell justice. golden rice barkeep. hello welcome to the all too sport show another weekly roundup of top action from russia and around the globe with me take partridge and these are the headlines. trading places so much says comments so that k. city home that is unveiled at milan while aiden mcgeady leaves spots not for everton in the first they did russian top flight deals in the transfer window. while top challenge novak djokovic and victoria azarenka go all out to defend their own study and i can titles as the first grand slam of the season gets underway even now but. a little pick journey with a months to go until the winter games marathon run out dimitri get off and you can see a seventeen hundred kilometer run from moscow to sochi in time for a new ceremony. all the news ahead of the winter olympics to come but first full bore where two big name foreigners have less the russian premier league and the first high profile deals of the january transfer window first republic of ireland wingnut aiden mcgeady has signed

shell now down as the markets rise. >> thank you so much. as we have been saying, investors are waiting for the policy statement from the fed. is it the first 2014 and the last for chairman bernanke. joining us to talk about his investment strategy is jerry fowler. thank you so much for coming on the program. as always, what are you expecting from the fed today? >> our expectation is a high hurdle for changing policy. we'll have more taper. we think they need a substantial change in the outlook for them to stop tapering. our expectation is they continue tapering all year and finished towards the end of the year. >> a significant announcement today? >> a continuation of their policies. wasr previous announcement more tapering. that they would continue tapering essentially, so long as the data continues to support their outlook for growth. >> which at the moment it seems too. are the markets ready? have they priced in a gradual tapering? >> to some extent, they have. i think there are other issues in place with emerging markets obviously. you

went back to being a...shell.orm with think or swim from td ameritrade. cheryl: the dow down 27. we have netflix coming out. we have ebay after the bell. let's bring in david asman for another hour of fox business. david: good to see you, cheryl. let's go to nicole petallides at the new york stock exchange. get to stock talk. the dow is down again. you heard it here first. we saw this coming with the earnings report. we didn't know it would end up down 3% though. >> it was a tough day for ibm. they came out with numbers that missed. trying to get rid of that server business. down 3% and weighed 40 negative dow points throughout the day. david: netflix and. bay, there has to be a new classification for netflix. what it has done in 2013, what it possibly could do this year. netflix and ebay both set to announce. how is the action in those stocks? >> both of those are higher. netflix is up 1 1/2%. it is up 200% in the last fifth weeks. it was number one performer in the s&p. ebay, a good day. up almost half a%. for e

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went back to being a...shell.s right in your trading platform with think or swim from td ameritrade. >>> if you're like me and you believe this is the year when the u.s. economy picks up speed -- not too hot, not too cold you will want cyclical smokestack stocks because when the economy improves they can produce spectacular earnings growth and higher earnings are the key to higher stock prices. let me introduce you to someone you haven't heard from here before. worthington industries, a $2.9 billion company p. value added steel processing, particularly flat-rolled and steel for auto industry. it's a big player in custom engineered cap like earth moving machinery. they are acquiring a 75% stake in a country in turkey. there was a fantastic quarter and the earnings were in line. the the company's steel processing business put up very strong results on top of the ones that were previously reported. as the economy continues to improve they will keep doing better. let's welcome the chairman and ceo to find out more abo