. >>> positive results from united parcel service. they beat estimates by a penny and reported revenue that matched forecast. growth in online retailing and a boost in european exports helped ups deliver solid results. shares rose more than 1% to 9 $5. -- 95.61. >>> p and g posted profits in line with estimates and revenues slightly above expectations. the maker of tide and pampers also reconfirmed its positive forecast for this year. but signs of growth didn't help lift the stock, shares were down a fraction to $80 a share. >>> sherwin williams posted a ri rise helped by strong sales. they benefitted from a housing rebound and a rise in raw material costs. investors brushed off that aspect sending the stock up more than 4% to $195 and change. >>> and a jump in sales helped cale way golf beat earnings and boost the outlook. the ceo said the golf equipment maker and better weather led to more golf rounds being played. sales surged 20% to 8.70 still. >>> still ahead on the program, remember the mortgage backed security, the bond, there

i think that united parcel is worth listening to and perhaps even buying as it too has a habit of selling off on the news. so here's my bottom line. as you can tell, i don't want to chase. i want to wait and don't move unless you get some fed-induced discounts. otherwise the much better than expected earnings season isn't going to quit yet. and neither will the stocks as the numbers just keep coming through. let's go to steve in arizona, please. steve. >> caller: hey, jim. a good boo-yah from arizona. how are you doing? >> all right. how are you? >> caller: really good. hey, you got a great show and great staff there. >> thank you. >> caller: i have got a question about pot belly. what do you think about -- i bought it the first day of the ipo. kind of dropped down 20% and looks like it's up about 7 today. >> well, my friend was somewhat critical and carl and i were talking about it today. i favor the healthier eating stocks, not the less healthy eating stocks. i wanted pot belly to take the pop and move on. i prefer noodles, i prefer chipotle, perhaps after panera reports and goes down,

i think that united parcel is worth listening to and perhaps even buying as it too has a habit of selling off on the news. so here's my bottom line. as you can tell, i don't want to chase. i want to wait and don't move unless you get some fed-induced discounts. otherwise the much better than expected earnings season isn't going to quit yet. and neither will the stocks as the numbers just keep coming through. let's go to steve in arizona, please. steve. >> caller: hey, jim. a good boo-yah from arizona. how are you doing? >> all right. how are you? >> caller: really good. hey, you got a great show and great staff there. >> thank you. >> caller: i have got a question about pot belly. what do you think about -- i bought it the first day of the ipo. kind of dropped down 20% and looks like it's up about 7 today. >> well, my friend was somewhat critical and carl and i were talking about it today. i favor the healthier eating stocks, not the less healthy eating stocks. i wanted pot belly to take the pop and move on. i prefer noodles, i prefer chipotle, perhaps after panera reports and goes down,

conditionally approving combined basic conceptual and schematic designs for block 49, a 60 unit affordable housing project on parcel the hunters point shipyard phase 1 development and disposition agreement; hunters point shipyard redevelopment project area. >> five c adopting environmental review findings pursuant to the california environmental quality act, and conditionally approving combined basic conceptual and schematic designs for block 49, a 60 unit affordable housing project on parcel a pursuant to the hunters point shipyard phase 1 development and disposition agreement; hunters point shipyard redevelopment project area. discussion and action is solution number 50-2013. madam director. >> good afternoon commissioners and good afternoon to the members of the public. thank you for joining us. commissioners at your first meeting of last year you approved the shipyard disposition development agreement. as part of that amendment you permitted the master developer lanar to develop its housing obligation. it would come from the master developer and the tax credits, any gaps financing that would be necessary. in fu

united parcel service plans to invest money and eight states. is the latest from the fox business network. giving you the power to prosper. ♪ it raises the price of fishmeal, cattle feed and beef. bny mellon turns insights like these into powerful investment strategies. for a university endowment. it funds a marine biologist... who studies the peruvian anchovy. invested in the world. bny mellon. sometimes they just drop in. always obvious. cme group can help you navigate risks and capture opportunities. we enable you to reach global markets and drive forward with broader possibilities. cme group: how the world advances. connell: we are back on markets now. drinking and driving is dangerous. creating the first smart phone breathalyzer device. an interesting story. we have the chief executive officer and founder of a company that does this. i have watched the show a number of times. you get all five of these people to say, yeah, good idea with this company. briefly tell us how this breathalyzer on your phone works. >> sure. it is a combination bet

part of that treaty granted a parcel of land to the united states known as the northwest territory. ohio. in 1803, ohio was admitted as our 17th state. but it existed without a state flag for almost 100 years until an architect named john eisenmann came up with a most unusual design. >> the ohio flag is the only state flag of the 50 that is not a rectangle. it's a swallow-tail flag that we usually see on a boat. what it is is it's a pennant, but it comes to two points. and they chose that to be distinct. they wanted ohio to look different from all the other state flags, and they certainly achieved that. they chose to use the red, white, and blue of the american flag. several states have done that. but they also achieved simplicity by putting the letter "o" in the canton of the flag. and the letter "o" has two meanings to people in ohio. it's "o" for ohio, but also it's the buckeye state. >> buckeyes are round nuts commonly found in ohio that native americans thought resembled the eye of a male deer, a buck. 13 stars are clustered around the "o," representing the original 13 states.

loan of the central freeway parcels, former freeway parcels where the housing successor and the successor agency proposed to build approximately 80 units of rental housing that would be replacement housing that would be funded under 2013. this was submitted to the department of finance in rocks 3. significantly the state requested a review of that particular item along with several others and the agency described in detail the nature of the 2113 obligation and how this parcel project fit within the fulfillment of that obligation. after that, a submission by the successor agency, they approved that item. currently today we have a rock that would seek funding for 2113 for 80 units in the south of market. notablely the state has asked for review of that item and we are going to submit an analysis very similar to the with parcel and how that's apart of our obligations. so we had fulfilled the requirements for the final conclusive just to recap. the actions of the agency of hcd and certifying the funding and that it constituted property tax given the size of the obligation which we think is going to be $1.5 million and the revenues will be

and they see it as part and parcel of the greater problem of the government spending in the united states and they say something has to be done about it. that's why you see it coming up now. that's why it could also spill over into the issue of increasing the debt ceiling in just a couple of weeks. it's all about the spending. tea partyers say that's a key part of their agenda they want to address during the obama administration, natalie. >> many years ago the shutdown was between, let's see, newt gingrich and bill clinton. now it's between john boehner and barack obama. what might be next between these two? who reaches out to whom or what will be the next step after everybody gets just a few hours of sleep tonight? >> reporter: right. well, there are a hundred different scenarios. the bottom line is, either you get a short-term spending bill to keep the government operating while you continue to try to negotiate this thing or you let the government remain closed for business as it were and continue to try to negotiate with the gun at your head, as it were. so, those are really their opti

of a process your thoughts this is this this is all this is all part and parcel as you know time of the descending upon the united states of this national security state mentality that's happened since nine eleven and in that in that period of time says nine eleven we have kind of an increasing drumbeat of a kind of reactionary fear driven. policies in the united states now and this is one of them to try to cut back against the major shield laws that we got passed back in one nine hundred seventy one seventy two and seventy three we got all these shield laws stablished on the grounds that it was a belief of the state legislatures that there was a clear constitutional right of journalists to protect their contents from news sources in order to continue to to have the flow of information coming especially with regard to government corruption and national security matters almost all of those issues arose around national security matters so that the relationship between the right of journalists protect their confidential news sources and the right of the new york times to publish the classified forty seven biomes of

united states at the time. >> yes, i would like to talk about that because this is part of parcel the whole pattern in historyhat occurred. you have to remember the founder informant was an fbi in the 1950s. he used a pseudonym to infiltrate the john birch society and he was a paid informant for the fbi. he did not start the jdl until 1968. and from that time on, if one had a rap sheet, and i printed this out from the internet, over 20 pages of bombings and fire bombings, killings, etc. that were caring in the united states because the jdl -- that were occurring in the united states because the jdl became the shop roots of those were wanting to pressure the soviet union to reduc-- members --to jewish soviet jews to go to israel. out is what one of the principal things the jdl was doing. this had a large political resonance and the jdl got an enormous amount of support. they got a lot of money. they were able to fudge a lot of the criminal charges that were brought against them. on -- kahanis put was allowed to be released during the holidays. you have to understand this in terms of that context. now they turn

united states. how in the world did this thing happen? >> well, it was just a comedy of errors under the same vacuum of leadership that was going on. it wasn't part and parcel of fast and furious investigation. it was -- it was dynamic in its own way, but clearly, the leadership of the phoenix field division at the time that was responsible for fast and furious did not enhance our abilities to prevent the componentry from going into mexico. that's a fact. >> all right tell me about this guy. he had grenades, or grenade parts, and he walked the grenade parts into mexico, reassembled them, gave them to the mexican drug cartel and the atf knew about it? is that a fact? >> well, that's -- that's a stretch of some of the facts. he definitely had some of the componentry, the bodies. which in and of itself not illegal in the united states, but clearly would have and did, in fact, for some of our agent, raise huge red flags when they wanted to act on it they were prevented from doing so. and -- you know, with limited legal justification, since they aren't illegal in the united states as an individual component. against the better judgment of the at tatache in mexic

will be part and parcel to a future that is allowed to go forward without the soundness of stewardship of the environment that ought to be a high priority in this house, in the united states senate, and certainly across this nation. sound leadership begins with the acknowledgment that there's a challenge out there. and that the challenge is then met with accurate and detailed and information exchange that builds a dialogue that creates a package of response that indicates that we are a compassionate, caring, loving people in this nation, that through the halls of this house can provide hope for this environment and hope to families who have suffered the consequences and hope to generations unborn as we pass to them a stronger sense of stewardship of this earth. so it's been our pleasure to, in this hour, to have shared many of our ideas, many of our concerns, many of the anecdotal bits that personalize the given situation for far too many and we're thankful for the opportunity. with that, mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. under the speaker's announced policy of january 23, 2013 -- the nuary 3, 2013, gentleman from ohio,