. >> hi, i am tracy buck, i have lived at the corner of masonic and grove for the past 18 years. as my neighbor has said, we have seen it all. i have heard the horns honking on a daily basis. i have seen car accidents. i drive, and i need drive. and nine times out of 10, i park on masonic. whether across the street or a block away or five blocks

. >> hi, i am tracy buck, i have lived at the corner of masonic and grove for the past 18 years. as my neighbor has said, we have seen it all. i have heard the horns honking on a daily basis. i have seen car accidents. i drive, and i need drive. and nine times out of 10, i park on masonic. whether across the street or a block away or five blocks away. i park on masonic because there is no other place to park. is there no paid parking. the buildings in my area aren't single family homes. they are apartment buildings. which means even more cars in the area. the thought of having my neighbor's parking taken away scares me to death. and i think if you were faced with the same prospect you would be concerned too. so i think while changes do need to be made. and i wanted to say the statistics about parking. i think those are way off. and had i known of the other meetings going on, i would be at those too to voice my concern as well. i think that parking needs to be factored into this. and a lot of reports i have been reading, a lot of articles i have seen. seem to gloss over the fact t

apple shares right now today in up market are up barely --less than 1%, 5 bucks after three or four down days. tracy have used it. have you used it? >> i refuse. i'm not upgrading my phone. i'm keeping google. tracy: it's not that bad. it talks to you. i used it. i got home. >> millions of users can't be wrong. tracy: i guess. a story that's tough for many of us to absorb. why diapers may soon be in short supply. >> and jeff flock ahead with what's cooking in illinois. jeff: i have a stock tip for you dennis. i'm here at a corporation, you are looking at something going into an oven that you remember the jetsons? it says wow on it. there's a reason for that. stock tip to follow. when we come back, we will talk to the president of this company about a new revolution in cooking. stay tuned. tracy: middleby has name as the main supplier of pizza ovens for big names like papa john's domino's and pizza hut. the company is branching out beyond pizza. jeff flock has more. jeff: we have something cooking this morning, middle beast is a company you probably haven't heard of but all of the big pizza companies

ashley: at over 600 bucks it is way undervalued in your opinion? >> way undervalued. tracyat gets you there? revenue from china? revenue from iphone 5 and mini? >> there is lot of excitement. iphone is half of revenue. when you look at this iphone 5 launch the only negative has been they can't make enough. tracy: is that on purpose? >> it's not on purpose. demand is overwhelming, number one. number two, there have been yield issues in the supply chain. those will not be lost phone sales. those will occur sometime in the march quarter think. ashley: could they lower guidance, production problems, tight supply we've all heard about, certainly manufacturing in china? >> it is a good point. when you think about apple generally they give a conservative outlook that is below the street. our number is three billion below the street. top line is generally conservative. we assumed 43 million iphones, which is 36 million iphones, and remainder iphone 4 and 4 s there is resurgence in iphone 4 demand as they cut prices iphone 5. they can't make enough iphone 5 but they sell the 4-s. tr

tracy: but the kids, take them. ashley: i'm ashley webster. stocks well off session highs. oil tumbling to below 96 bucksut china. we're tracking all of the market moves this hour. tracy: a new startup wants to become the aaa of health care. care planners cofounder tells us how it works. he's ahead. ashley: regulation nation. the ceo of carl's jr and hardee's parent, cke, says taxes and health care are hurting his ability to do business. he is here and will be our special guest ahead. tracy: he has been pretty outspoken spoken about that. as we do every 15 minutes, nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. we gave back a lot of our gains. what is going on? >> we've been in the consolidation mode, tracy and ashley. when i ask them about back and forth they have seen. they talk about short term downturn. the truth is consolidation and hovering around the unchanged line. we're waiting for the debates. we're waiting for the jobs report on friday. so those are some of the balls in the area being juggle abouted around. vix is to the downside. dollar is stronger. you know we gave back the g

bucks. they are saying the stock is still going to go up but still nervous. sonic reported earlier this week and they looked very good. tracywhich is odd for sonic because in the past they have done miserably. sandra: profits were up about 18% for the quarter. so they are somehow managing. then of course this's general electric as well -- there's general electric as well. sales missed estimates. pointing to the currency exchange rate problem for their sales internationally being down. they put out a very cautious tone by the way. they're saying this this is going to be a tough environment going forward. tracy: you wonder if this is becoming a kitchen sink quarter where everyone is just saying you know what? everybody else is doing bad. let's put it all in there. ashley: get it out of the way. sandra: good excuse though. ashley: we will find out. sandra thank you. tracy: investors have been chasing dividend stocks and really driving the prices up. are they overbought? we have been hearing that for a while. can you still find ones that are worth your money? joining us now is senior equity strategist with zack's investment res