liz: don't know if we can pull up union pacific, the last trade for union pacific $125.05. right now at 121.54 union pacific. david: all shippers are getting caught in this. liz: shares of jcpenney getting a pop earlier today. nicole petallides with the details. nicole. nicole: jcpenney had some wild moves. closing 29.09 up one-tenth of 1%. up about 10% earlier today, 32.55. turn into a boutique shop rather than using words like low fashion or low end. this is more of within a store platform. that was good news. and then later talk about the fact it has been a tough go of it, business lately has been tough and the company is not using promotions and back-to-school season is past. talking by tough environment and the stock lost its own going into the closing bell. $32 at one point. back to you. liz: now, bed, bath, and beyond. that stock moving lower in the aftermarket session. what are the earnings numbers? >> the earning numbers short of expectations, part of the problem. revenue numbers actually beat slightly above the estimate, third-quarter forecasts, investors anticipa

union pacific was at a new high last week. meantime, food stocks were in focus after earnings from conagra. earnings were eight cents per share stronger than expected, and a big jump from a year ago. sales volumes dropped, but conagra made up by higher prices. shareholders saw higher prices, the stock was up 6.2% on heavy volume. this is a seven year high for shares. meantime, the battle over the single serve coffee market is heating up. starbucks launched its own version of single serve brewers, calling it the fastest growing segment of the coffee market, and going directly against green mountain coffee roasters. green mountain stock fell 9.6%. starbucks rallied 2.2%. green mountain currently has about 90% of the u.s. single cup coffee brewer market. after the closing bell tonight, the market focus was on oracle. the company's database software business has been a bright spot as it has struggled with its computer hardware unit. earnings per share came in on target at $.53. operating expenses were down, helping improve its pro

in july of 1871, moran traveled by train to utah, where just two years earlier, the union pacific and the cel pacific had linked to form the first transcontinental railway. he joined hayden's party in montana. they proceeded to fort ellis and soon entered the fabled region of yellowstone. moran worked closely with the expedition photographer, william henry jackson. together they selected the most impressive views. moran made drawings and watercolor sketches, blocking in forms d contours, quickly noting the colors of the terrain and the sulfurous deposits for which yellowstone is named. back in newark, new jersey, moran began what he termed his "big picture," "the grand canyon of the yellowstone." for moran, the spiritual, natural and aesthetic realms should blend to create a great impression. to that end, he combined different points of view into one dramatic panorama. moran explained, the precipitous rocks on the right were really at my back when i stood at that point. yet in their present position, they are strictly true to pictorial nature. my aim was to brinbefore the public the c

i like union pacific.ink, the research director and i, we are so mad at ourselves that we didn't pull the trigger at union pacific, yet we still think if it went down three bucks we would buy it in a heart beat. here is jim. i bought 60 shares of kayak software corp. about a month ago at $32.90. should i sell, hold or buy at a lower price? i bought abbott labs. i'll be there serving bagels there on sunday. kayak is a great service. i don't want to own the stock. abbott is splitting into two. i want to own both pieces. "mad money" is back after the break. >>> golden opportunity wasted. i'm talking about the kicking out of kraft and addition of united health to the dow jones industrial average this morning. i know that dow has been eclipsed by the standard & poor 500. i get that. i get there is more than $20 million in funds to attract the standard & poor. only a fraction of the dow jones industrial average. plus, it's all about trumping or losing to the s&p 500. all that said, the dow is an american showcas

i like union pacific.urselves that we didn't pull the trigger at union pacific, yet we still think if it went down three bucks we would buy it in a heart beat. here is jim. i bought 60 shares of kayak software corp. about a month ago at $32.90. should i sell, hold or buy at a lower price? i bought abbott labs. i'll be there serving bagels there on sunday. kayak is a great service. i don't want to own the stock. abbott is splitting into two. i want to own both pieces. "mad money" is back after the break. buying this juicer online was unbelievable. what a bargain! [ female announcer ] sometimes a good deal turns out to be not such a good deal. but bounty gives you value you can see. in this lab demo, one sheet of bounty leaves this surface cleaner than two sheets of the leading ordinary brand. so you can clean this mess with half as many sheets. bounty has trap and lock technology to soak up big spills and lock them in. why use more when you can use less? bounty. the clean picker upper. [ male announcer ] it

i like union pacific.he research director and i, we are so mad at ourselves that we didn't pull the trigger at union pacific, yet we still think if it went down three bucks we would buy it in a heart beat. here is jim. i bought 60 shares of kayak software corp. about a month ago at $32.90. should i sell, hold or buy at a lower price? i bought abbott labs. i'll be there serving bagels there on sunday. kayak is a great service. i don't want to own the stock. abbott is splitting into two. i want to own both pieces. "mad money" is back after the break. bob... oh, hey alex. just picking up some, brochures, posters copies of my acceptance speech. great! it's always good to have a backup plan, in case i get hit by a meteor. wow, your hair looks great. didn't realize they did photoshop here. hey, good call on those mugs. can't let 'em see what you're drinking. you know, i'm glad we're both running a nice, clean race. no need to get nasty. here's your "honk if you had an affair with taylor" yard sign. looks good. [

union pacific officials are investigating and it is unclear if the person was hit by the train. they stopped east of martinez while authorities investigated. >>> they are one of the safest in the u.s. but now rising crime rate has many concerned and that's why they have dueling meetings. so far there have been 33 homicides this year in san jose. they will hold a crime prevention meeting tomorrow night and in a half hour they will hold a meeting about gang activity and police response time. >>> and in an effort to curb bullying, they are screening the movie bully today. it is the first in a series for all 13,000 middle school and high school students. the district is working with the bully project in an effort to end bullying and ultimately end it in society. all will be required to watch this movie as well. >>> and it may be tough to take a bus to fresno park. they are trying to improve tour bus safety and it led to the discovery of 6 65 tour bus violations. also two drivers were cited for licensing violations. >>> heads-up if you are driving in san francisco any time soon. they

they bought 22 acheers from union pacific near tesla motors more on the head nrins tomorrow print edition of the silicon valley business journal. >>> bart will spend 1 million dollars to tackle the problem of? opinion on poop. it's going to install angle metal sheets and other impediment similar to these around stations and trestle to prevent them from poyching above passengers and pedestrians and doing their business. bart says a health esthetic issue the moncomes from nearly 11 million dollar budget surplus this fiscal year. >>> all right. let's get a check now open the forecast. >> from poop to weather. i love it. >> carolyn and larry. a beautiful day today. most of the bay area enjoyed warmer techlts hot in lil more. 96 in fairfield 61 san francisco. half machine bay 59 degrees. didn't warm-up due to the fog. i show you time lapse tonight from our high definition many ka are. high cloud moving in we lack to do you want san francisco and the fog down pwlochlt let check out live doppler 7 hd. that fog layer is actually still real shallow tonight but it is con finance to the coast becaus

bridges and union pacific railroad. this is a joint project paid for with state and local and federal money. reconfiguring the lanes so b.a.r.t. doesn't compete with other traffic in its design. >> we have b.a.r.t. going under or over. we are depressing warren avenue under the future b.a.r.t. operations and the significant added benefit will be depressed under the current railroad operations. >> reporter: this gives you an idea of what warren avenue will look like. it will become an underpass. the project received about $10 million in state prop 1-b funding. b.a.r.t. trains will roll over the underpass. based on the construction schedule, it looks like it may come sooner than 2015. reporting live in fremont, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >>> new this morning, a smoke alarm in willow glen may have saved the lives of a mother and daughter. firefighters say the house went up in flames before 7:00 this morning. the home is located on mullberry lane. when crews arrived, the fire burned through the attic. firefighters sa

they bought 22 acheers from union pacific near tesla motors more on the head nrins tomorrow print editione silicon valley business journal. >>> bart will spend 1 million dollars to tackle the problem of? opinion on poop. it's going to install angle metal sheets and other impediment similar to these around stations and trestle to prevent them from poyching above passengers and pedestrians and doing their business. bart says a health esthetic issue the moncomes from nearly 11 million dollar budget surplus this fiscal year. >>> all right. let's get a check now open the forecast. >> from poop to weather. i love it. >> carolyn and larry. a beautiful day today. most of the bay area enjoyed warmer techlts hot in lil more. 96 in fairfield 61 san francisco. half machine bay 59 degrees. didn't warm-up due to the fog. i show you time lapse tonight from our high definition many ka are. high cloud moving in we lack to do you want san francisco and the fog down pwlochlt let check out live doppler 7 hd. that fog layer is actually still real shallow tonight ance finance to the coast because it is so shal

they bought 22 acheers from union pacific near tesla motors more on the head nrins tomorrow print edition of the silicon valley business journal. >>> bart will spend 1 million dollars to tackle the problem of? opinion on poop. it's going to install angle metal sheets and other impediment similar to these around stations and trestle to prevent them from poyching above passengers and pedestrians and doing their business. bart says a health esthetic issue the moncomes from nearly 11 million dollar budget surplus this fiscal year. >>> all right. let's get a check now open the forecast. >> from poop to weather. i love it. >> carolyn and larry. a beautiful day today. most of the bay area enjoyed warmer techlts hot in lil more. 96 in fairfield 61 san francisco. half machine bay 59 degrees. didn't warm-up due to the fog. i show you time lapse tonight from our high definition many ka are. high cloud moving in we lack to do you want san francisco and the fog down pwlochlt let check out live doppler 7 hd. that fog layer is actually still real shallow tonight but it is con finance to the coast becaus

this video shows police and union pacific officials at the scene just north of the lake herman road and i-680 interchange. a train operator reported hitting something, but it's not clear if the person had died after being run over by the train. an autopsy is being scheduled for tomorrow or wednesday. . >>> apple shares hit a new high today after announcing a rush of preorders for its latest iphone. apple reports receiving more than 2 million preorders for the iphone 5 during the first 24 hours it was offered. that's twice as many as preorders for the iphone 4s when it debuted last year. . >>> well, the hoopla has already begun. while the iphone 5 doesn't go on sale till friday, lines have already started forming at the apple store in new york city. a new record high today. apple closed just under $700 and has been trading above that level after hours. . >>> in a broader market, stocks some of the recent gained back. dow industrial lost 40 points. nasdaq fell 5. weak manufacturing numbers contributed to the slide. . >>> google is upping the ante against facebook with a purchase of photoe

. >> reporter: this street light drooped like it was made out of wax and a union pacific worker told me the east heading railroad crossing was knocked out of service. mayra's windows were also cracked from the heat as her view from home was changed forever. >> kind of depressing, we used to look at that building wondering what could have become of it or what it used to be. now it's just gone. >> reporter: a san jose fire investigator tells me a crew is on the scene but a cause is yet to be determined. >>> new figures from the drug enforcement agency shows local, state and federal enforcement agency is on track to seize 1 million marijuana plants from outdoor growing operations. according to a california watch report, 249,000 plants from over 200 sites have been destroyed. 65% of all marijuana plants seized were grown on public lands. >>>-- an appeal that bans same- sex marriage. the justices will also hear an appeal concern affirmative action in education. also on the court's calendar, a key provision on the act of 1965. which calls for federal supervision of states who have violated

it goes over monterey road and the union pacific train tracks. the safer way to get to a popular shopping center. the bridge is named for a 2- year-old xander. he was walking there with his 4- year-old brother and a babysitter when he was struck and killed by a train in 2005. his mother attended today's emotional opening ceremony for the crossing. >> my son is going to save so many lives. the bridge will save so much and i hope that people are -- are smart enough to use it. >> funding the pedestrian bridge came from state bonds, the highway administration, the btv and from the city. >> tens of thousands of tech lovers going to san francisco for the oracle open world conference. we got a look at the preparations inside the center today where the event starts this sunday. organizers say the conference will feature discussions about industry trends, future tech and invasion. the ceo is expected to introduce the new 12c database designed for cloud computers. the conference runs until october 4th. >>> facebook is getting in to the business of gift giv

union pacific, things are great. so you just get a picture that says, wait. need to go back to the u.s. again. >> three months of contracting isms. that's a problem. deutsche bank is out this morning saying if you correlate ism to the s&p you would either need a 10% correction in the market or ism back to 54 to justify the current level. >> well, if it's either/or -- the former certainly makes more sense. >> we keep it going. we're reflecting china and europe in the lack of growth in our economy or are they really going to bring us down? >> they reflected china in the chinese stock market which is really hideous. you want to see a real bear market, by the way, versus these european markets. we can say all the negative things you want but you made more money in germany this year so far than in the united states. something isn't it? >> a good point. >> to the point you mentioned earlier strength in the united states if we do see because we are entering a very key season for fedex, shipping a lot with the holiday season and also some analysts are pointing out ip

you're going to go to railroad, csx, union pacific. you can go to the trucking companies. j.b.would do much better. we have to be very, very careful with this. we know that negative surprises are like cockroaches. they keep coming back. if it's simply a slight growth restriction from 2.4 to 2.3 like he said or 3% to 2.3, that's not so bad and the other alternatives will do much better. what i'm worried about s this a major precursor to something bigger? >> yeah, that's a critical industry for the whole economy. we obviously know that. david, you see pockets of opportunity outside of shipping like what? technology or home building? why do they benefit if fred smith is right that the global economy is slowing down? >> if we look at what areas are attractive and, you know, certainly fedex is a bell weather as a global shipper for the global economic activity. but, you know, theed inner, the guidance is and what is happening in global economic activity wi activity. we know we have a slow down in china. we have a recession in europe that could get worse. global companies are being a

union pacific also lower today.on people, americans will be hit with a penalty for not having health insurance according to the nonpartisan cbo. most of them are middle-class people too. president obama said he would never raise taxes on people making $250,000 the year and a supreme court said it is a tax. stuart: it is the theme on "varney and company," the long list of new rules crippling small business. we call it regulation nation not just because it rhymes but because it is real. since president obama took office 11,327,000 pages have been added to the code of federal regulations. those regulations come with the cost. $488 billion a year according to american action forum. the judge is here. his name is judge andrew napolitano. welcome. there is nothing wrong legally or constitutionally with new federal regulations. judge napolitano: nothing wrong legally because congress has created these administrative agencies like the epa or federal aviation administration. constitutionally there is dispute whether congress

police and the union pacific railroad are investigating.al will have more in a few minutes. >>> well, myanmar's leader is headed to san francisco. it's all part of a 17-day u.s. tour. it begins today in washington, d.c. that's where she'll be honored and presented with a congressional medal of honor for her dramatic journey from being a political prisoner to being a stateswoman. she will be touring communities in los angeles and touring communities where she once lived in the late 1960s. >>> rahm emanuel is seeking a court order to force striking testers back to the classroom. the move -- teachers backs to classroom. delegates for the teachers' union voted to extend the strike over the weekend after reviewing the terms of the proposed settlement with the district. >>> a new study finds that children are eating as much salt as adults. the cdc cdc says kids are eating about -- the cdc -- the cdc said the kids had higher blood pressure. >>> singers nicki minage and -- minaj and keith urban will be joining the veterans. ryan seacrest confirmed

because all of the lines that they run on with the exception of the northeast corridor are owned by union pacific that. >> bill: all right lon. important information. is he correct? >> oh, absolutely. he couldn't be more correct. amtrak controls its right-of-way on the northeast corridor and other spots across the country. the rest of the system is relying on the freight railroads and frankly their partnership with the freights has gotten better. on-time performance best we've ever seen. the caller is completely right. they rely on the freights and the freight is in the business of moving things like coal trains so it is a difficult partnership but it is one you try to make the best of. >> bill: how does that translate into like real time? meaning if -- if there's a conflict between getting the coal train through or getting the passenger train through the passenger training is going to -- the passenger train is going to go on the side? >> it depends when and they try to schedule in a way to avoid these peak choke points but yeah, you're going to run into situations where because of delays, you've

ubs downgrading a handful of railroad companies, including csx, norfolk southern, union pacific, andcity southern, the reason, the fear of a bubble. outperforming the s&p by 10% since warren buffett's acquisition of burlington northern. somebody kept us in locomotive engines. was that you? >> and we've done very well. >> i know you have. i was trying -- that's what i was saying. i was saying. all you want to talk about is -- and two other instances of major buffett investments in rail. once enthusiasm wore off, stocks in the sector quickly gave back half of their gains. who knew, though? remember, we built the rails back in the 19th century. >> coal is being exported, coal is going up like crazy, gas is $9 in europe. >> becky doesn't want us sending any stuff anywhere. >> coal i'm okay with. >> you're okay with. >> it's interesting that coal is now the fuel of choice in europe. and exports to europe are just going to go crazy with $9 gas. >> and natural gas, we had a story yesterday how the japanese want to import our natural gas because they're trying to move off nuclear since fukus

to be in stocks that are uneffected, conagra, or after they have been effected, i bet you that union pacificoes higher today. >> even though norfolk southern goes lower. >> the concern here in terms of the timing for the warning for norfolk southern is that they are talking about the month of august as well. and typically the last two weeks in august are very strong. there's the harvest that coincides with utility. stocking up on coal for the winter. all the seasonal things happening at the end of the last two weeks in august. this time around things seem to be a little different. the cold stockpile is not going to grow. they have high inventories at the utilities and are switching to natural gas. and maybe there's not as much demand for merchandise and that's why we saw the volumes down. >> obviously, if you think obama is going to be re-elected, i don't think there will be another coal plant built in this country. that's already been scrapped. csx coal road, that means you can't ship coal by truck. the other businesses are not making up for it although you think about auto, that's good for

. >> union pacific. >> phil lebeau talking about auto sales. >> and a name we're going to be hearingt, he canmann. >> i got to talk to him tonight, it's been a most disappointing stock, but i never gave up. big acquisition, looks good. >> there's a lot more tonight. >> the stock was at six, thinking of putting it in a cell block. he's a hero. i can't wait to speak to him. >> all right. i know you don't like to talk about central banks as much you do individual names, but you've got a call on what ecb's going to do this week in anything? >> i'm going to say because of the the action in some of the banks i follow, the the stostoc hopeful they're going the avoid the mass suicide pack. i think they do something constructive. >> would you be nibbling at gold ahead of that? >> anythingi constructive in europe means they're going to replate. but more importantly, gold is the place to be in september and it won't let you down. i see a breakout happening. >> we're going to get ism in a minute. there's a column in reuters today saying when it passes above 100, it's societyuated with a contract

notice i didn't say union pacific. >> are you basically -- are you hinting that a romney win is marketive? >> did you say something about a romney win? >> does not compute? is that what you're thinking? >> no. i'm just thinking it's going to be an uphill battle. look, would the market duo higher? i said that last week on the show and everyone said, you partisan. you love romney, you just want the market to go higher. good, let everybody hate me on both sides. you know, come on, guys. >> goldman making a call on homebuilders yet again, talking about low inventories, reaction from the fed. they go through the regular names, toll,pulte, mdc, kbh. is it too late? >> i don't know. kbh reports on friday. they've been red hot. lennar's up big. i do think people are translating immediately that the fed will work in terms of housing. i don't know. the housing market could be a little overheated. >> i'm just throwing this out there. it could be the next leg that could provide support in an industry that's already showing signs of turning around. we'll see if that happens. >> they're starting to

. >> union pacific had positive comments and a great summary of things.ead to the bond pits and rick santelli is in chicago. >> i'll tell you what, jim, i find the credit markets fascinating in the context of the last fed meeting. if you look at a two-day chart, we're drifting lower in yields. what's interesting is the 13th was the day we had the statement last week. on that particular day, interest rates moved up about 14 basis points. since that day our close has been within a six basis point range from 180 to 186, a pretty tight range. look at a two-day chart of the dollar/yen. man a lot of this was expected, however, we did have a bump in the dollar yesterday about noon and around the bank of japan's statement time, but the bumps didn't last long so they expanded the asset purchase program 10 trillion yen, about $125 billion. why? because central banks have this herd mentality. they're all running and following each other. they're quantitative easing and my quantitative easing, look at the next two charts. he here's the dollar/yen, year to date. look

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members of asian pacific tonight so you would love. union city try myself took part in one of so it was really shootings in moscow just recently. we discussed constructive and useful ideas. on that in a particular we spoke about how. impacts lay them out when you talk about social responsibility how the state truly mr business trade unions would want to have more you have become a school influence on the work of a back up. and use of the word usually just simply you and the captain are out come back live aid i promise to colleagues from trade unions and you formed. my ravello leaders yesterday some of you have the initiative and we are doing trade unionists and we agreed to build corporation. trade union leaders. and in the news groups of the indonesian president. shall not only take on board you i mean these are for greater cooperation expressed by trade union leaders but also hold your ministerial meetings your labor ministers who are in. trade you will have your real influence on an outcome government is ready to share its experience such

pacific. they would be able to get their way more. the unions and democratic side wouldn't. i understand several other states have done this already where people had not had to donate money. >> there is a little bit of fear out there. these initiatives on the ballot that are all about unions. there are other avenues that some people would say maybe unions could call the money. it would be a lot harder work. >> inside the unions themselve., >> you may not support a candidate and there you are supporting a candidate that you might not want to actually vote for. >> from what i can tell, the union leadership is resolute. they see the status quo. i think if you had a rank and file undercurrent. can you have the california teacher's association. the single largest this is a really fascinating fight for me because the public sees this or will the public see it. or it's a trojan horse strategy. the unions lead you to believe. >> what about the money. is there a balance in the amount of money? we talked about the money. >> we have to be careful not from the coke brothers themselves.

union. russia is escalating between beijing and tokyo in the asia pacific as china some three patrol ships to the east china sea the fleet is more of a disputed cluster of islands of which japan claims ownership no one lives on the contested land as though it's believed to be full of natural resources violent process have been held in both countries meanwhile the u. was has built up military activity in the region and is backing talking in the dispute. time that the business would not good morning there so the sultry forum has come to an end well did it bring well russia's top economic event has ended on saturday was full of surprises our correspondent to madrid danko brings all the details. this year is sochi investment for was different the last one to be held here near the jury is in the theater and the first one to be led by prime minister medvedev rather than president's speech and the tone was different not so much cherishing of past economic achievements but rather criticism that russia is not becoming more competitive and experts agree and the jews you just have to be chairman of. the

pacific. reading still in the '80s in the south bay. 88 in morgan hill. 82 in lost data. 75 in union city and77 in san mateo. inland, the east bay is still in the low to mid 90's. 80 in vallejo, 77 in benicia. of by santa rosa, 88 degrees will do it. 82 in sonoma. oakland, 72 degrees. 65 in the city. the five day forecast, plenty of sunshine inland but a bit of a cooling trend begins today. as we look ahead, it stays that way right through the duration. the latest on the road, here is elizabeth >> the busy spots where we usually see more cars are starting to get busy. no big accidents or major problems outside. on 880 everything is slowing nicely. it continues to move that way down towards a word. on the bay bridge, starting to stack up a little bit. they will likely turn on the metering lights here very shortly. to the other maps and live traffic cameras, 8008237, six minutes between 8008101. free and clear all the way toward zanker road. 18 minutes between the altamont pass and 680. allot of brake lights through the livermore area. a lot of slow drive time sensors under 25 mi. per hour espe

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pacific ocean. what has been described as the good war caused over 60 million lives worldwide from 300,000 lives lost in a tiny country like the netherlands to 21 million in the soviet union. fdr stood at the cortex bimbo roles the plight described. the ultimate test of his leadership was did it hasten the end of the war or delay? clearly his willingness to go along with churchill in the engagement delete the d-day and very likely extended the war by about a year. another strategic decision which was why is is unconditional surrender. as i said earlier its still controversy all but one thing i think is often overlooked is when the japanese and the germans surrendered, unconditional surrender defeated totally or did they do in the post world war? the didn't come back as military power, the campus democracies and strong allies of the united states. another phase of leadership that roosevelt conducted, and i think this isn't sufficiently recognized, he picked to the energetic and vision, ambitious brawley and people who could mobilize america's industrial might producing more ships and tanks than any of the economy which i think was decisive and winning to victory. roosevelt