amgs your new book, i want a copy. >> i do like sherwin williams. they could, if it's a housing span, on the c-span, i'm sorry, i am thinking about the oil company. >> that is the container ship like dryships, not as good, once again focus on nordic american tank. alan in florida. >> i see you so many times, person to person, nothing like it. i'm calling from boynton beach, florida. i just moved here. i'm originally from long island, new york. i'm a third year resident here. on march 27th, 2013, gym i jim, you said buy deanna shippin din shipping. >> diana is the best. the seed is okay. nordic is the best of the oils. you will go one, hold on it to. >> that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the lightning round i have nine smoke detectors around my place. when one of the with theries dies, i can never physical out which exactly is it? so i go from detector to director. i don't have my contacts in, so i'm like which one, which one? >> thank you for taking my call. water up? i know there is some light, it's flashing, i can't even see the darn

>> i do like sherwin williams because it's a housing plan.re on the seaspan i just mentioned, that is the container ship like dry ship, not as good. focus on nordic american tank. let's go to allen in florida. allen. >> caller: hi, jim. so nice to talk to you. i hear you and see you so many times person to person nothing like it. >> thank you. >> caller: i'm calling from boynton beach, florida, just moved here, originally from long island, new york. i'm going to be a resident here. on march 27th shs 2013, you said buy diana shipping and i bought 300 shares and selling at $12.29 and yesterday it was $13.28. that is the best container place. dry ships is the spek and diana is the best. the sea is okay, nordic is the best of the oils. you're in a good one, hold on to that and that ladies and gentlemen is conclusion of the lightning round. >> i have nine smoke detectors around the first and second floor of my house. i can never figure out which exactly is it dying. i go from detector to detector and i don't have my contacts in, which one, which o

and other companies promoted the court found that sherwin-williams con agra and other companies promotedew was harmful to children paint they knew was harmful. to children. the money will go to help several bay area jurisdictions, including santa clara, alameda, san mateo, and solano counties, plus and the cities of oakland and san francisco. a burglar got away with at least 100 thousand dollars in property after hitting a home in hillsborough. at least one suspect entered the home on the 300 block of alberta way by breaking a rear glass door with a patio chair. the suspect stole various items including coins and jewelry from the master bedroom and upstairs office then fled through the front door. an alarm system is installed at the home, however, it was not turned on before the burglary. police in the south bay are seeking the public's help in identifying a bank robber. these are surveillance photos of the person police say is responsible for robbing five banks since early november. two of the robberies were in san jose and one was in milpitas. the most recent robbery occurred monday. p

. >>> the judge ordered sherwin williams and conagra to pay $1.5 million into a fund to remove lead paint. the money goes to san francisco and oakland as well as the counties of alameda, santa clara, san mateo and solano among others. this is the largest public nuisance award in california history. >>> there is word of an arrest in connection with the killing of an 8-year-old oakland girl during a sleep over last summer. alicia kerridan was at a friend's house when someone knocked on the front door then opened fire. the father of alicia's friend 25-year-old antwon york was the intended target and that the shooting was in retaliation of a shooting in berkeley. officials now say they arrested york. investigators believe he killed 26-year-old germane davis hours before alicia was killed. also the two men responsible for alicia's killing appeared in court for a preliminary hearing. >>> a plea for help. that's the message accused kidnapper douglas davis was sending when he abducted a 7- year-old girl from inside her home in antioch. douglas spoke to allie rasmus in what can only be described a

. >>> the judge ordered sherwin williams and conagra to pay $1.5 million into a fund to remove lead paint. the money goes to san francisco and oakland as well as the counties of alameda, santa clara, san mateo and solano among others. this is the largest public nuisance award in california history. >>> there is word of an arrest in connection with the killing of an 8-year-old oakland girl during a sleep over last summer. alicia kerridan was at a friend's house when someone knocked on the front door then opened fire. the father of alicia's friend 25-year-old antwon york was the intended target and that the shooting was in retaliation of a shooting in berkeley. officials now say they arrested york. investigators believe he killed 26-year-old germane davis hours before alicia was killed. also the two men responsible for alicia's killing appeared in court for a preliminary hearing. >>> a plea for help. that's the message accused kidnapper douglas davis was sending when he abducted a 7- year-old girl from inside her home in antioch. douglas spoke to allie rasmus in what can only be described a

sherwin-willia sherwin-williams, below. and big loser, citrix. down graded. and i like whirlpool. the ceo on at the 11:00 eastern time. light on earnings but 2014 guidance in the mid-range of estimates. disappointing down 5%. 9% growth in revenues in north america for q 4. a good number, i thought. exxon/mobil. a simple thing. higher oil prices but the margins squeezed here because of higher costs and expenses. sure, buy back $3 billion, again, this quarter. that's a lot of buyback. doing it for months and months and months on end and really still can't get their share price moving much. a tough one for exxon. what would matter? if they broke up the company. a lot of the big companies, the big integrateds are doing. marathon, but exxon says, no. >> the theme of the activist investors this and last year. break the companies up. >> if you broke them up, biggest expiration of company internationally and biggest exploration company domestically. the biggest refiner domestic aand probably number two chemical company in the world. how big exxon is. it it broke up, still the biggest. >>

the court found that sherwin-williams, con-agra and other companies from on a paint they knew was harmfulgo to help several bay area jurisdictions including santa clara and alameda, san mateo and solano counties, plus and the cities of oakland and san francisco. >>darya: a burglar " got away with at least $100,000 in property after hitting a home in hillsborough. at least one suspect entered the home on the 300 block of all birds away by breaking ever glass door with a patio chair. --alberto way. suspects the various items including coins and jewelry from the master bedroom upstairs office then fled through the front door. alarm system is installed at home however it was not turned on before the burglary. >>james: measured eight funds have allowed the expansion of the homeless outreach program to san mateo county's coastal communities--measure a. police say that the county board of supervisors approved $300,000 to bring the homeless outreach team known as talked to the coast. the expanded coastal program includes pacifica, half moon bay and the un incorporated areas in between. the progra

we're seeing things like sherwin-williams getting some green today. >> yeah, i mean, look, one of theg is that the companies themselves are doing fairly well. toll brothers got downgraded, you know, it was just a glancing blow. i'm noticing that k.b. -- it is k.b. financial, i thought it was k.b. home. what i see in this group is people believing, do you know what, this game isn't over yet, whirlpool, sherwin-williams and rota rotate. but i have to tell you home depot and lowe's if you are buying them, you are buying them, frijs i got a note from my daughter's school, tulane. they are closed, why, polar vortex meaning snow. >> it's going to be cold in the south. >> we get snow there and shovels are moving if i saw lowe's up yesterday, the weather, hey, listen, we got to go to the weather channel, i don't know what they're doing. how are they playing stocks at that directv? because the weather is wreaking havoc or making money for depending upon companies. polar vortex. >> corning is the biggest loser. 29 cents beat by two cents but revenue is down almost 9%. they see more price declin

the judge ordered sherwin williams, national lead and conagra to pay $1.1 billion into a fund dedicated to removing lead paint. that money will be used here in the bay area in san francisco, in oakland, and in the counties of santa clara, san mateo, alameda, and solano. legal experts say this is the biggest public nuisance award in california history. >>> san francisco supervisors say enforcing the city's building codes are a top priority this new year. a committee will soon look into whether the city is doing enough to make sure that rundown buildings in san francisco are safe. they will look at safety measures for buildings under construction. some of the supervisors feel the recent budget cuts at city hall is coming at the expense of building safety. >>> all right. 7:15. we want to check in with sal right now see what's happening on the roads. roads were a little damp as i was heading to work this morning. kind of surprised to see that. >> it is surprising. might cause some problems. westbound, bay bridge traffic is okay. westbound 24, we don't see the drizzle here. it's nice and dry

the court found that sherwin-williams, con-agra and other companies promoted paint they knew was harmfulies of oakland and san francisco. a burglar got away with at least 100 thousand dollars in property after hitting a home in hillsborough. at least one suspect entered the home on the 300 block of alberta way by breaking a rear glass door with a patio chair. the suspect stole various items including coins and jewelry from the master bedroom and upstairs office then fled through the front door. an alarm system is installed at the home, however, it was not turned on before the burglary. police in the south bay are seeking the public's help in identifying a bank robber. these are surveillance photos of the person police say is responsible for robbing five banks since early november. two of the robberies were in san jose and one was in milpitas. the most recent robbery occurred monday. police say the suspect originally just passed a note and showed a handgun. however.that suspect is now making threats surveillance photos suggest the suspect is african american, and between 20 and 30 years o

sherwin-williams. i like keys research. re saying hold the buy on sherwin, that had been a not that great quarter so this is a pretty interesting moment. >> yesterday we talked about the flurry of downgrades that started the week. you said the street was fighting the upside and more today, mattel, humana, coors, and a few more upgrades to offset it. >> i see the individual investor coming back and also short rates coming up which, remember, it's a credit/balance story. the downgrade makes no sense to me. look it, you got to get on board here. you got to get on board. this is a market that's been down for a couple days. we're talking off the overbought. look at the regional bank glut and bob pisani was talking whether it's right or wrong and the story continues today with more regional banks being upgraded. i'm waiting for a kind of an overall every bank must be bought call. we still do not have that. >> and even "the journal" talking about vick trading where we've turned a corner where it's not coming back. >> and the abilit

but costco, gap, housing stocks are down, sherwin-williams, whirlpool, leading the losers today. >> istaken. i think whirlpool's doing well. i think home depot's doing well. the secular trend for housing being built, i wouldn't be surprises if the stocks reverse. when you have express and bonton a lot of outliers. costco reported a good number. i would not be a seller of costco. commerce is doing fine. i think that we don't want to get lost in the fact that some of the companies are gimmicky that are, i think soda's a gimmick. i think it's a gimmicky thing. people aren't drinking soda the a they used to. a declining category, that's very difficult. >> you mentions wendy's earlier. q 4 north america company operated comps up. they see 150 basis points of margin. upped earnings guidance ass s as they get a right hook. >> i want to point out, nelson pelts the drive of wendy's. >> a long time. >> but i think one of the things to think about is why, the heck was everyone negative about this one? i think there's a lot of people feel there's no room for them. untrue, plenty of room. plenty o

and sherwin-williams their guidance below estimates and on the down side.guidance was disappointing, i saw a whole bunch of downgrades specifically at citi and bear downgraded them, stevens and jnp downgraded them as well. whirlpool not that bad. light on earnings. but 2014 guidance was in the midrange of the estimates and i think that's enough to please a lot of people. that's going to be a winner today. as for exxon, the endlessly analyzed stock, oil and gas production looked a little bit down. refining market a little bit better. higher oil prices that got them the margins are being sqeetzed because of the higher -- that money's not coming from the operating cash flow, they'll have to make decisions, sell assets or borrow to keep that going. everybody wants exxon to break up but it's not going to happen. all of the other major companies have been broken up or started, hess, conoco, i think murphy as well but exxon seems to be happy just staying together as one of the big multinationals. finally, what happens when the s&p is down on a month? a lot of peop