"weatherford international." here--here's the mailbox, but we don't know, even, where to go, 'cause there's no listing for the international headquarters of weatherford. so we started knocking on doors. hi. >> greetings. >> we're looking for weatherford. are they in this building? >> yes, um-- >> here? >> just a moment, please. i have to check it. >> okay. all right. i was shown to a conference room they said weatherford rents for board meetings. but weatherford's houston office told us they never go there. so are these big companies pulling a fast one? well, apparently not. under both zug and u.s. tax laws, it's perfectly legal to get the low tax rate, even without a real presence here. but congressman doggett wants to change that. you have proposed legislation that a company will be taxed not based on where they file some pieces of paper, but where their decision makers, their management, actually resides and makes decisions. >> let them pay the same way that other houston-based companies pay. and so if they ha

one of the officers responding to the call was benjamin dale weatherford, in an unmarked suv that in a few seconds you're going to see fly across the screen. >> oh! >> whoa! what? >> we don't actually see the moment of the impact. but we just see what happens just moments after. he was driving around 119 miles per hour. trying to respond to this call. after an investigation about what happened here, those investigators determined that he was driving way too fast, a car pulled out in front of him, and then in an attempt to swerve and miss that car, ended up rolling several times, missing the driver. amazingly, sustaining only minor injuries. >> whoa. >> at 119-mile-an-hour crash? >> and didn't hit anyone else on this road. >> there are just pieces of whatever he is driving just left behind. >> weatherford did end up being suspended for five days without pay. his superiors did feel like he was going too fast, and they do encourage their officers to be very cautious, and use care when responding to these calls. >> very little room for error when you're going 119 miles per hour. >> other

weatherford, they lost control of their accounting. at&t, high yielding, terrific company.lar general, that is the cohort that everybody respects right now. intel, tossed it out last time, but i don't see a conflict this time. good yielding tech. adm, which is an ag play. ag really soft today. they shot themselves in the foot, as they said they would. telco, ag, retail, tech, oil. bingo! now we're going to adam in minnesota, where i almost bought the vikings. adam? >> caller: hey, jim, how are you? i think the market is kind of taking its cue from our twins here. >> you're right. yeah. or the vikings. well, whatever. but must be tough to be from there right now. go ahead. i met the twins a couple years ago, they're great guys. >> wondering if my top five stocks are diversified or if i'm better off betting on the twins. american tower, meli, nike, nke, waste management, wm, and statoil, sto. >> i like this because i see people are getting the yield equation. they're trying to protect themselves with the yield. which you know i think is terrific. let's see what this twin fell