where valero argued that the move would be good for the community.. how did people react, jeff? this is the biggest fear that benicia residents have regarding the transport of crude oil by raila repeat of a train accident like this one in their town. jan cox-golovich opposed to the project i am absolutly against it. we have had lots of toxic problems here in benicia over the last 25 years but this is the worst potential disaster that our town could ever see and that is flamable, volitile, explosive bakin crude rolling down our industrial park. valero officials say they understand some might be concerned but they say they place a high value on safety and precautions will be in place to minimize the hazzard. chris howe valero our local teams and the railroad and our local community is clearly capable of responding to an incident if it happens in the vicinity of our site. i know, just today, we were meeting with the oil spill prevention and response group with the state at the refinery to talk about spill prevention and preparidness. it's part of the effort we go through to make su

so what did valero have to say about that tonight?> reporter: the tankers valero has been using to transport this crude are called d.o.t. 111's. you saw in that explosion video they did not hold up at all in quebec, canada. valero still saying tonight they plan to use those very cars if indeed they do transport bakken. >>> asians driving through the city of oakland are pulled over more than any other ethnic group for traffic violations, one finding in an oakland police department report. 76% of the traffic stops during an eight month period last year involved asians. taking a look at police stops of all kinds including suspicious behavior, 62% of those involved african americans. latinos next at 17%, whites at 12%, asians and other groups were 9%. "hey, don't touch me. and s sister as well. >>> tonight the santa barbara district attorney filed charges against a uc professor because of this. >> don't touch me! of feminist stud she just pushed my sister as well. >> i don't care. >> that happened in uc santa barbara hallway march 4th. th

. >>> valero wants to bring some of the dirtiest most dangerous crude oil to benicia by rail. the refinery kept that information quiet for more than a year. they faced tough questions from kpix 5's christin ayers. >> reporter: before a packed crowd in benicia representatives from oil giant valero admitted this publicly for the first time. >> crude oil that's derived from tar sands may be april candidate if it fits our profile. >> reporter: the new project that valero is pitching will very likely roll canadian tar sands, some of the dirtiest crude oil out there, through benicia and to its refinery. and that's not all. are we talking about bakken being transported as well through benicia? >> if bakken crude is one of the crews that's available by rail, it's possible that it could make its way to our plant. >> reporter: he is talking about highly explosive fracked north dakota bakken crude oil the kind that killed 47 people in quebec last summer. 50 trains could snake through this area. 70,000 barrels a day. and people who live here worry it's a recipe for disaster. >> bakken cru

>>:benicia's valero community advisory panel will hold a meeting on valero's proposed project. the project would install a rail car unloading rack, and construct new rail lines, to allow valero to receive crude oil by train. the oil coming in by train would replace crude oil received by ship. that meeting is tonight at 6:30 at the ironworkers union hall on bayshore road. walnut creek police will be cracking down on drivers who speed down ygnacio valley road. and they've brought back the department's motorcycle traffic team to help. there were 245 injury accidents last year, compared to 195 in 2012. officials say this is partially due to the drop in traffic enforcement over the past two years because of decreased staffing. a peeping tom has been arrested after repeatedly pursuing a woman in palo alto who was not interested in him. the young woman was in her driverway on channing ave cleaning out her car when police say 20 year old carlos bejinez walked over and told her he was a tree trimmer. bejinez also told her that there was a dangerous tree on her property and offered his s

tonight, they will get to ask valero what kind they plan to pass through. so far they have been relatively vague about its plans to bring 70,000-barrels of crude a day through town, but scientists say they have convincing evidence that the crew valero will process is either canadian tar sand, the heaviest, dirtiest out there or north dakotabkin, which is flammable and has caused catastrophic and deadly explosions recently in quebec and the united states. >> when you start to remine those heavier, dirtier crude oil, all that pollution comes out into the community. we are really increasing the impact these refineries bring in these dirtier crews. >> so what do valero and union pacific railroad have to say about this? well, there was a railroad official passing out this safety record today touting their safety record k similar preasesi, but tonight for the first time we will get chance to -- impressive, but tonight we will get to talk to them about what they plan on bringing here. live in veneia, christin ayers. >>> a medical break through in the battle agains

and valero is what i want to look at.we saw were buyers at the september 57 1/2, 65 call spreads. people paying about $2.20 for that. by september, the stock's going to be 59 1/2. that's up here somewhere. you can see the stock's had quite a run. let's look at over a longer time frame. this is ten years worth of price action in valero. around here, this is a stock that wasn't earning any money. but over this entire period of time, this company has made $60 per share. it's averaged $6 -- $6 billion. this is actually trading fairly cheap. i think you could potentially see it get back up to the previous highs. even at that level, it wouldn't be that expensive. but options are a good way to make the bullish bet and not risk if it goes back down to this level. >> thanks, mike. >>> shares of nike, still on the move after its earnings report. we talk to the analyst that downgraded under armour today but is betting on nike. that's next. split-second stats. [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ it's so close to the options floor... [ indistin

but transporting crude oil by rail carrys with it about the same risk as transporting it by tanker valerofficials say they understand some might be concerned but they say they place a high value on safety and precautions will be in place to minimize the hazzard. this explosion from a train carrying crude oil in [ kelly ] my days start early. and so do mouth germs. but now i have the protection of colgate total® mouthwash. it works just as hard and just as long as i do. [ man ] rolling in 5! [ male announcer ] colgate total® mouthwash. it kills germs on contact and has a germ-killing shield that keeps working for 12 hours. it doesn't quit even after eating and drinking. hi! [ male announcer ] colgate total® mouthwash. 12 hour germ protection even after eating and drinking. ♪ for that creamy delicious taste that makes even the most impatient, patient. dude! tillamook sharp cheddar, tastes better because it's made better. to come back to the kron4 morning news street at the time is 640. we did get word of a truck fire that was blocking the way not 880 north bound at 23rd it was reported that

where valero argued that the move would be good for the community..lled 47 people. now - a proposal from one oil company could have oil being transported through the bay area -- in the same way. kron-4's jeff bush attended a community meeting tonight in benicia.where valero argued that the move would be good for the community.. how did people react, jeff? this is the biggest fear that benicia residents have regarding the transport of crude oil by raila repeat of a train accident like this one in their town. i am absolutly against it. we have had lots of toxic problems here in benicia over the last 25 years but this is the worst potential disaster that our town could ever see and that is flamable, volitile, explosive bakin crude rolling down our industrial park. valero officials say they understand some might be concerned but they say they place a high value on safety and precautions will be in place to minimize the hazzard. our local teams and the railroad and our local community is clearly capable of responding to an incident if it happens in the vic

. >> reporter: before a packed crowd in benicia, representatives from oil giant valero admitted this publicly for the first time. >> crude oil that's derived from tar sands may be a candidate if it fits our profile. >> reporter: you heard that right. the new project that valero is pitching will very likely roll canadian tar sands, some of the dirtiest crude oil, to benicia and its refinery. that's not all. are we talking about bakken being transported as well through benicia. if bakken crude is one of the oil available by rail it could make its way to our plant possibly. >> reporter: he is talking about highly explosive fracked north dakota bakken crude oil, the kind that fueled this explosive fire that killed 47 people in quebec, canada, last summer. 50 car trains full of bakken and tar sands could snake through this area. 70,000 barrels a day and people who live here worry it's a recipe for disaster. canadian tar sands crude brings its own set of problems. >> when you start to refine those heavier dirtier crude oil that comes through these communities. >> reporter: it could mean a

marathon petroleum up 3.6% to 8932 and refiner valero up 3.6%.n it for the long run. >> yeah. i was going to do -- >> delayed -- for the long run? credit from marathon. >> yeah, that's good. yeah, maybe. short as well, in it for the short run. >> that was a fail. >>> the cost of your morning meal is sure to rise. okay? we know jane has been talking about bacon. fantastic. guess what? what happens you should haveç ignored stock, bonds even gold and bought food commodities instead. yes, bacon, vis-a-vis lean hock futures up year date. did you know that coffee -- hmm -- up 78% year to date. >> yeah. okay. and eggs, by the way, at a record high. unbelievable. i mean, so much -- >> point out that orange juice. >> skyrocketing, around two year highs. a lot of this comes back to what's happening in brazil. talk about the drought in brazil and what it's goidoing to coffe prices. also orange juice. they provide about half of the world's orange juice. >> from brazil? brazil does, yeah. orange juice, a big story. so all of these commodities are up. i don't

valero officials say they understand some might be concerned but they say they place a high value on safety and precautions will be in place to minimize the >> our local team in the community is clearly capable of responding. >> valero officials also said that transporting the oil by rail is better for air quality because the refinery will get less oil from ships which in the dash as several hours while the oil as they offloaded. >> align >> the for the first time in six years, santa clara county has seen an increase in tuberculosis cases. the health department says that as many as one and 10 residents may be infected with tb. they are now making changes and how students are tested. test will now require a risk assessment for the disease. a high risk factor could be traveling aboard were be new to the county. the change hopefully, help sick kids get treated faster. >> that is where our attention and our resources get directed is to make sure that kids have a positive test to prevent the treatment. >> the new mandate for tb will now have to get a form from their doctor stated of their

kpix 5's reporter cate cauguiran live in benicia now where the valero refinery has been running intoe valero refinery community advisory panel is going to host the meeting to talk about the project, its environmental impacts, as well as concerns from the public. in the meantime, the highly frac explosive oil is already making its way to the bay area. it's a story we first brought you on kpix 5. lawmakers are scrambling because they say the bay area would not be prepared to handle a disaster, should something go wrong. last year in quebec, the same type of training that exploded, leveling a town will carry explosive back and crude oil through richmond: emergency responders here may not be able to handle the fall out. >> the preparedness and the responsiveness if something were to happen. that's where the problem is. we're back to the 1980 198s in the -- 198 1980s in the level of preparedness. they are proposing a tax on inland oil to help localities prepare. if that is approved it could take months if not years to get these crews up to par. reporting live in benicia, cape cape -- cate

. >>> valero has agreed to pay a $183,000 fine for air pollution problems at its venecia refinery. they issued seven violation citations they resulted from a problem at the refinery back in december of 2010. that money will go to the district to help pay for inspections and enforcement. >>> general motor s is adding nearly 1 million cars to its ignition faulty switch recall. the new recall is to address some models that may have been repaired with faulty parts. and the news from gm didn't start there. the company ordered dealers to stop selling the chevrolet cruze vehicle that is already at lots. they've added a recall has not been issued for the car. the chevy cruze is chevy's best selling cars here in the u.s. >>> stocks moved higher on a report that shows consumers increased spending. these were the first gains for wall street in three days. >>> 53% of adults surveyed favored the project to build a bullet train between san francisco to los angeles. that's up from 35% a year ago. but when narrowed to likely voters approval goes up by 2%. >>> conditions remain difficult almost one

kpix 5 cate cauguiran is in benicia where the valero refinery has been running into opposition. >> reporter: tonight's meeting will give the public more time and more information about the project and it will also give them the environmental impact report. now, this is going on as lawmakers are scrambling to prepare local communities for worst case scenario as this highly frac oil is making its way to the bay area. it's a game of roulette on the rails. millions of gallons of highly explosive crude being carried from places like canada and north dakota destined for refineries in the east bay. >> we're not prepare for it today. >> reporter: state senator jerry hill referred to the potential of derailment disaster on kpix 5 sunday morning. >> the preparedness and responsiveness if somebody were to happen. that's where the problem is. we're back to the 1980s in the level of preparedness we have today. >> reporter: crews used to be carried by tankers on the water, which carried its own risk but now it's coming by train, in much more massive quantities. up to 2.7 million gallons per load. >> we m

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. >> b.k., valero. bull? >> at this point, i would take profits. not that i don't like valero. like the ethanol space. and i'll bring back andersons. >> wow. >> absolutely. >> what a tease, too. tune in tomorrow. >> really. >> i'm tuning in. >> i'll be here. >>> coming up next hour on "mad money," can black gold make slick profits? cramer is drilling down to find out. all that and much more, top of the hour on "mad money." we have your first trade tomorrow when we come back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ tires screech ] chewley's finds itself in a sticky situation today after recalling its new gum. [ male announcer ] stick it to the market before you get stuck. get the most extensive charting wherever you are with the mobile trader app from td ameritrade. wherever you are with the mobile trader app so our business can be on at&t's network for $175 a month? yup. all 5 of you for $175. our clients need a lot of attention. there's unlimited talk and text. we're working deals all day. you get 10 gigabytes of data to share. what about expansion potential? add a line, anytime, for $15 a month. low dues,

. >> valero has agreed to pay $183,000 fine to settle air quality. according to a spokesman it will cover seven violations from 2010 t problems stem from the refinery's fluid catalytic cracking unit. it sent pollution in the air over a 10-day period. >> a community meeting tonight to talk about lowering the number of credits needed to graduate high school. the school district is considering eliminating three years of electives, this means the students only need 210 credits compared to the current requirement of 240. the district officials who support the plan say this will give students more time to focus on core classes. the school board is set to vote on that next month. if you would like to weigh in do so tonight at the gunderson high school library. that begins at 6:30 p.m. >> state offices closed in honor of cesar chavez. there was a bilingual mass honoring the civil rights and labor leader. other events the mission language and vocational school in san francisco will host a breakfast and award ceremony. at 11:00 students at john f. kennedy univ

. >> valero has agreed to pay nearly $200,000 to settle air quality violations. the settlement covers fines from several violations of their revinery from venetia. the violations happened back in 2010. carbon monoxide and sulfur levels were too high. money from the fines goes to the bay area management quality district to cover air quality inspection and enforcement. >>> tomorrow in a federal courtroom in san jose we have round three of apple versus samsung. the cupertino company is suing, claiming that korean engineers copied five of apple's patents. back in 2012 samsung lost round one and was found guilty of patent infringement and had to pay more than $9 million, that ruling under appeal. last month it was ruled samsung did not infringe on data communications. >> the rush is on to sign up for health care before tomorrow's midnight deadline. stay health officials say there's been a surge in applications through the cover california website and at health fairs throughout the state this weekend, and the obama administration says the federal enrollment site set a

. >> i was stunned to find out that vale arrow -- that valero was one of your competitors and had a loss7 million. what do you do differently? >> in 2012, we were at a peak margin -- at the end of 2011, we were in a peak margin environment. theaw it all the way out to curve in 2012. we went out all for 2012 and locked margins away. it just happened to be the year of the drought. when corn prices rose a lot higher, we were locked in already. we were able to be profitable in the last half. >> where do you come from? what was your trajectory? >> i spent 27 years trading products domestically and globally. and i am really a student of the markets. we manage risk. that is my upbringing. we have quantitative analysts on our trading floor. was builtl industry off the engine annuity of the american farmer, but they didn't understand how to manage risk on a big, -- on the ingenuity of the american farmer, but they didn't understand how to manage risk on a big, global scale. my background suited this very well. >> trader, oil guy. you see business being liked. we have the epa flirting with the ide

two female juvenile runaways at the church in san ramon >> benicia valero community advisory panel willhold a meeting all of the liberals proposed crude and by rail projects. the project would install a real car unloading rack, and construct new realize, to allow valero to proceed crude-oil by train. the oil coming in by train would replace crude oil received by ship. that meeting is to-6:30 p.m.. >> walnut creek police will be cracking down on drivers who speed down ygnacio valley road. and they've brought back the department's motorcycle traffic team to help. there were 245 injury accidents last year, compared to 195 in 2012. officials say this is partially due to the drop in traffic enforcement over the past two years because of decreased staffing. >> hundreds are expected to attend a memorial service for a slain mendocino county sheriff's deputy wednesday. deputy ricky del fiorentino was killed in a shootout near fort bragg.after confronting a man suspected of murder in oregon. del fiorentino was a 26-year law enforcement veteran.who also had ties to the bay area. he graduated from

right now the cheapest gas is in san mateo at the valero station at fourth and el dorado. >> stray dogsn the olympics and they are now arriving here in the united states. 10 of them were arriving in washington d.c. yester day and more are on the way. there were rescued from an outcry from people all the world to save them. olympians got in on the effort. before they are adopted out the dogs will get medical evaluations. >> in march madness. the stanford cardinals on the road in memphis plane for a trip to the elite 8. former secretary of state and stanford provost condaleeza rice was sitting a row behind the alumni seahawks cornerback richard sherman. it was the 11 see dayton with the big guns on the court to row pass stanford 82-72. >> most sports fans are firmly in the grip of march madness but you are probably not as devoted as this fan. tyler black chosen this tattoo as his bold prediction that kentucky will win it all. >> scott kazmir pitched a two ball into the sixth inning, josh reddick hit a two run homer in the athletics beat the giants 4-0. hudson was roughed up for the third

. >>> valero refinery will hold a public meeting about the use of rail lines to carry crude. a reversal law that requires restaurant workers to wear gloves. that law just went into effect in january. workers say wearing gloves when handling food is unnecessary and even unhygienic. stay with us, traffic and weather in just a moment. >>> good morning everybody. here with your kcbs traffic. if you are heading for the san jose area, there's an accident now, northbound 101 approaching blossom hill. this accident blocking at least 3 lanes of traffic. so expect a delay approaching the scene. in factors. chp has issued a traffic advisory now with the big rig accident blocking multiple lanes. as we move onto the rest of the commute, the bay bridge toll plaza backs up into the macarthur maze. here's lawrence. >>> we have sunshine coming our way, patchy fog this morning. thick in spots, especially toward russian hills. looking out toward the golden gate. fog on shore. that is going to break up leaving lots of sunshine behind. the temperatures going to be nice this afternoon. mid- to upp

that's how much valero has agreed to pay for air pollution violations.the fine comes from the bay area air quality management district and covers seven violation notices. they stem from a problem in december of 2010 in what's called a fluid catalitic fluid unit. the money will go to the air quality district to help pay for inspection and enforcement programs. >>> a group working to eliminate land mines is rocked by an explosion of its own. how a bay area charity was targeted by the taliban. >> we're continuing to >>> back now to our breaking news on the earthquakes in southern california. the largest quake registered 5.1 and was centered near lahabra right next to the l.a. county line. dozens of smaller aftershocks followed. here are some pictures sent to us from fullerton which is right next door. there you can see items in a bathroom were knocked out of cabinets out of a sink and on to the floor. at this point we are not hearing reports of any injuries. >>> this is that scene in lahabra where we're told there's a water main break related to the quake.

that's how much valero has agreed to pay for air pollution violations.fine comes from the bay area air quality management district and covers seven violation notices. they stem from a problem in december of 2010 in what's called a fluid catalitic fluid unit. the money will go to the air quality district to help pay for inspection and enforcement programs. >>> a group working to eliminate land mines is rocked by an explosion of its own. how a bay area charity was targeted by the taliban. >> we're continuing to follow breaking news. new pictures from orange county after that moderate earthquake tonight. >>> back now to our breaking news on the earthquakes in southern california. the largest quake registered 5.1 and was centered near lahabra right next to the l.a. county line. dozens of smaller aftershocks followed. here are some pictures sent to us from fullerton which is right next door. there you can see items in a bathroom were knocked out of cabinets out of a sink and on to the floor. at this point we are not hearing reports of any injuries. >>> this i

at the vaw valero open, looking relaxed, maybe too much.e day with a three-stroke lead and shot a final round 76. he made two birdies, one coming with a par 514th and a nice chip shot stops about a foot from the cup. still good for a one-stroke victory. it is his first pga-tour win. patrick rogers won the tournament with his third straight victory. he has nine career wins, two shy of the school's record held by tiger woods. there are four events left this year. this abc7 sports report is brought to you tonight by riverwalk casino. ama? >> thank you, rick. thank you for joining us. that is it for tonight. abc7 news continues tomorrow morning at 4:30. from all of us here, thank you for joining us and have a great night. ♪ (man) you were told what would happen if you came back here.

valero will pay $183,000 to settle the violations. >>> long lines crowd add lineup event for health insurance yesterday. it's ahead of tomorrow's deadline for coverage california. the event at the community center in san jose helped with last-minute questions. you have until midnight tomorrow to start a covered california application and be eligible to finish that application by april 15th. those who do not have insurance are subject to a tax penalty about 1% of your income. >>> the 20th annual black morning and wraps up in chicago. it's already drawn huge crowds as people are checking out the workshops, vendors and entertainment. the keynote speaker you see there, good morning america anchor robin roberts. she offered advice on achieving personal and professional success. >> dream big, dream big, but focus small. what are you going to do today? yeah, you are going to be here. that's a big step. this is what you are doing today. it's the day-to-day things that will get you to your ultimate goal. >> chicago's mayor stopped by to officially welcome roberts to chicago and praised her for being a

at the vaw valero open, looking relaxed, maybe too much.n the day with a three-stroke lead and shot a final round 76. he made two birdies, one coming with a par 514th and a nice chip shot stops about a foot from the cup. still good for a one-stroke victory. it is his first pga-tour win. patrick rogers won the tournament with his third straight victory. he has nine career wins, two shy of the school's record held by tiger woods. there are four events left this year. this abc7 sports report is brought to you tonight by riverwalk casino. ama? >> thank you, rick. thank you for joining us. that is it for tonight. abc7 news continues tomorrow morning at 4:30. from all of us here, thank you for joining us and have a great night. >>> this morning on "world news now" -- deadline day. today is the last day to sign up for obama health care. >> it's basically become the legal equivalent of swiss cheese. >> who enrolled, who didn't and who's getting a break. >>> taking the lead. australians promise to search for malaysian flight 370 for as long as it ta

valero will pay a fine to settle the violations. >>> long lines crowd add lineup event for health insurance yesterday. it's ahead of tomorrow's deadline for coverage california. the event at the community center in san jose helped with last-minute questions. you have until midnight tomorrow to start a covered california application and be eligible to finish that application by april 15th. those who do not have insurance are subject to a tax penalty about 1% of your income. >>> secretary of state john kerry has arrived in paris for talks on the ukraine crisis. he is scheduled to meet with the russian foreign minister this evening at the russian ambassador's home. abc7s george stephanopoulos will talk more about the crisis in ukraine and the u.s. response to russian president vladimir putin on" this week "and that's this morning at 8:00 on abc7. >>> apple and samsung will return to federal court in san jose tomorrow over the rights of smartphone and tablet innovation. apple accuses samsung of continuing to copy key features from the i-phone and ipad in their recent products. this is the secon

valero will pay $183 million to settle the violations. >>> long lines crowd add lineup event for health insurance yesterday. it's ahead of tomorrow's deadline for coverage california. the event at the community center in san jose helped with last-minute questions. you have until midnight tomorrow to start a covered california application and be eligible to finish that application by april 15th. those who do not have insurance are subject to a tax penalty about 1% of your income. >>> secretary of state john kerry has arrived in paris for talks on the ukraine crisis. he is scheduled to meet with the russian foreign minister this evening at the russian ambassador's home. you abc's george stephanopoulos will talk more about the crisis in ukraine and the u.s. response to russian president vladimir putin on" this week "and that's this morning at 8:00 on abc7. >>> apple and samsung will return to federal court in san jose tomorrow over the rights of smartphone and tablet rights of smartphone and tablet innovation. apple accuses samsung of continuing to copy key features from the i-phone and ip

ak steel holdings, nation star, and valero energy up just under 4%, ty. >> all right.h. see you when you get back here to headquarters. that wraps up >> bil"power lunch" for a thursday afternoon. thanks for watching. >> see you tomorrow. "street signs" begins right now. have a great afternoon. >>> and it is records all around on "street signs." stocks up again. high fliers going even higher. but if you're getting a wee business nervous, today we'll bring you smart strategies for staying safe. the incredible price moves that just may ruin your next breakfa breakfast.

. >> valero. the energy space has been incredible.e're seeing activity going to the upside. 52-week highs and now somebody comes out with 12,000 contracts buying the september 57 1/2 call, selling september 65 calls. bullish bet. expecting to see not just a break to the upside but a break to the highs from here, scott. >> and you in this? >> i've been in it before. unusual activity on multiple occasions. >> steph, you know, jim and i on "squawk on the street" yesterday morning talking about the refiners. i know this is one of the names on the list. >> yeah, we don't tend to play with the refiners because they tend to be trading oriented. there are so many stocks like the emp stocks. we just brought chevron on the large cap stock because it fell. we like little boring but we like to mix that in and added anadarko to offset the boring name with more beta. >>> will lion's gate hit the bull's-eye with "divergent." one of our traders said he wouldn't buy a ticket to the film with the najarians money. ouch. we have a street fight of epic pr

that differential makes the marathons and valeros print money at this point. >> top to when you're looking in the refining space, you would point to those and what are some of your best airline plays ride now? >> based upon that, delta, united, and american. american is probably a couple of turns away from where delta is. when i say turns in terms of multiple but also 18 months away. they're going to get hiccups like united. leader is the delta. united is kind of getting there and american is going to get there. all of these industries are benefiting from lower oil. look at curbing. look at all the oil coming down from the gulf of mexico. we're going to get more in the 12 to 18 months and we're separate from the rest of the world. >> in delta, you get both the refiner and the airline. >> delta actually just yesterday at the transportation conference all of them were talking about they still made money when they had massive cancelations. they're running these as businesses. they are no longer being rented. they're being owned. i think investors are coming to that party and saying, wow, mayb

and schlumberger, and valero, a refiner that is having an excellent quarter. and could be good for a trade into earnings. tuesday brings results from three companies that should give us an important clue about the ongoing nature of this rotation that i'm talking about, and that's mccormick, the spice company, walgreens, the drugstore chain, and pvh. we've had all three of these companies on air. but mccormick and walgreens are like the classic growth stocks -- for no apparent reason. if we see good numbers and the stocks do nothing, or they fall, then we know we're still in the tech/bank haven and gross stock, we're curious about pvas, because there have been so many downgrades, i think any decent number ought to send it higher. that's what happened with the f corp. when it reported. wednesday, the focus will be on the fed because that's when it released the comprehensive analysis review. you'll hear it called next week ccar. i cannot emphasize enough how important this review it. because many banks are itching to raise their dividends and buy back more stock,

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marathon, philips, valero, holly frontier.names in the refiner space that you begin to look at as we turn the calendar towards the spring. if there is a pullback in the crude, they've gotten beaten up. i don't think it's warranted. >> next up on the "thalf", investors hanging on the headline of russia and ukraine. as we head to break, look at the ral rally. all that green is on our screen. there it is. there's the dow heat map, every member of the dow in positive territory this hour. [ male announcer ] legalzoom has helped start over 1 million businesses. if you have a business idea, we have a personalized legal solution that's right for you. with easy step-by-step guidance, we're here to help you turn your dream into a reality. start your business today with legalzoom. >>> all right. dow is looking at its biggest gain of this year. bob pisani is down on the floor another the new york stock exchange. bob, are guys on the floor and the traders down the surprised by this strength of this comeback today? >> i think the concern wa

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. >>> well valero will be paying a $183,000 settlement for air quality violations. settlement covers fines from seven violations at the benetia refinery back in 2010. funds help pay for the bay area districts future inspections and enforcement. a computer glitch and customs caused major delays for passengers at sfo. travelers who were returning from international flights say it took several hours to get through customs because of a computer problem. customs began running on a back up system and it wasn't a very pleasant experience for those who were stuck for hours at the airport. >> and it gets a little restless. there's been terminals i've had to wait for customs due to there only being one custom agent, etc. but people can get restless at times so you just have to let it happen. >> good attitude. well terminals also saw delays of up to an hour saturday because of the rain. >>> virgin america gave five of the original rosie the riveters a red carpet send off as they left sfox for the white house. the trip to the nations capitol comes after a letter writing campaig

keep an eye on valero. >> you mentioned yelp, keep an eye on that.taking their target from 87 to 100. you know this name well, not just from your life as a stock watcher but inn owner and restaurant owner. >> you look at yelp every morning, you look. wow, that was a good one. i can't believe friday. oh, cramer served me, with a k. yelp is make or break. i was at the inn i co-own over the weekend, tripadvisor controls inns, you get a report for yelp. yelp app is robust. this is yellow page for the world, to be international. a company to watch. meantime what people say is the chart's bad. the chart. whatever. >> you mentioned raymond james takes united airlines from hold to buy. second biggest gainer on the s&p. >> these company have been remarkable and people don't understand, the amount of -- the earnings that they can have, in the old days when you -- they lost a lot of money. how to they don't get hurt. not a lot of competition. able to raise prices. everybody's had the same experience, the planes are always packed. now they -- people used to say,