the stock is trading up in 76 right now, but we look at whirlpool.t's recovering because of the demand in housing, and the housing recovery we're seeing. however, we think the earnings quality is not very good. emerging market exposure is starting to decline a little bit, tightening up down there. also they have tax credits that will be expiring. >> at the same time, i'm just curious because the appliance life cycle, if you take a look, actually took a look at the annual appliance report where it goes through the life cycles of various appliances. there's something like 10 to 15 years here. so even if we timed it out to the peak in housing and when all those appliances were bought, we don't see a replacement cycle for another five years or so. >> correct, and also remember, whirlpool owns the kenmore brand, and kenmore sold at sears. sears made an announcement they were shutting down over 100 stores and quitely made another announcement shutting down an additional 65 stores and looking to spin off the land's end today. news is out. sears, which has d

that little whirlpool will be around us as we get to the weekend. and an end to the really warm weather coming our way. while we have been enjoying all this warm weather, that gulf moisture is coming up. these are all flood warnings. that is the leftovers of this whirlpool and the atmosphere coming our way. it will not be here tomorrow, but it will be here as we get on through the weekend. tomorrow we will see some of the low clouds that have been in and out beginning to get more and for the morning. bringing up tomorrow afternoon. temperatures will be into the 60's with areas of fog with the east to southeasterly wind. i think it will break a much quicker than it did today. tomorrow afternoon temperatures again well above 70 degrees. 76-80 degrees. we might be as warm as caribou was. as we get into friday, even warmer. another 80 degree day. the moisture comes our way this weekend with some left over rain. particularly on sunday. temperatures on sunday in the low 60's. maybe 1 inch of rain. we want to see the cherry blossoms, do it the next couple

who would have thought that apple would have beat whirlpool.ting apple. >> and we're not finished with the stock love fest here, bob. this has happened only 11 times since 1920. we're talking about the s&p 500 posting double digit gain in the first quarter. during those years that the s&p recorded, the index rose about 16% on average. so with the s&p up 11% this quarter so far with one more to go, we wonder if investors should get more busy. >> let's go to chief investment officer also with us is chief market strategist with apply generals bernstein. nice to have you on the program. thank you for joining us. best quarter since 1994. are we looking at a peak? >> i think we're looking for the short-term peak. the numbers rallied for the same reason not going forward. expectations were extremely low going into the first quarter. investors expected them to be weak and were surprised on the upside. we now expect a lot of things. there is dark clouds in the horizon which i think will give us a hiccup. >> so would you sell into that rally? >> if you'r

you cannot see quite the cherry see what but you can way.ming our see that whirlpool right there theart of the country? reason there has been some rain and snow in the at the same time on the side more records today. boston 83 degrees, chicago, record. had nine records in row and 880 degree days. today it was 86 degrees. incredible warmth. there is that spin in the atmosphere. it has been spinning away. mentioned a couple of days be shifting our way. right now you can see some of the rain. little rock, ark., we have been dry here. is had almost 8 rain for the month. that arena starting to likeup in spots birmingham. is a little area of rain showers that moved around culpeper. here is our futurecast. some fog coming back in. tomorrow afternoon again, one day with fair weather clouds of around 80 degrees. be someght thundershowers starting again toward the shenandoah valley. saturday, that is when it really comes in. enjoy tomorrow. sunshine will break out. temperatures near 80 degrees around the tidal basin. as we get into saturday and especially sunday, temperatures the low 60's. to

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there is a whirlpool. everything is being left as is, much more lounge outside, places that you can still have to camp, it is still going away and while it is during construction, it is still not going away. this will provide may be support by the developer so that tennis players can go to the san francisco tennis club and swimmers can go to the bay club. i've talked to many of the swimmers and they unfortunately could not come today because they are all very excited about getting the new pool and enhance recreational opportunities. i am writing to you as a long- term member of the tennis clubs and this supports the city. i support this because this will upgrade to the aquatic facilities and open up and renew three blocks of the waterfront for all to enjoy it. i urge you to certify the eir and give a big thumbs up. he is on to say how much it used for the polls and for families and for being able to enjoy recreation in this very special club. thank you. >> good afternoon. my name is james cunningham. i am

. >> we met 73-year-old adventist virginia crounse as she was relaxing in a whirlpool. she shared her diet and fitness routines with us. >> i actually eat, most of the time, two meals a day. i'll eat, like, granola or oatmeal for breakfast with two or three fruits -- fresh fruit. as long as i can remember, i exercise daily, at least six days a week. i walk at least two miles, rain, sun or snow. >> it's not well known, but seventh day adventism has already made its mark on american culinary history in what millions of people eat each and every morning. it's the creation and mass marketing of breakfast cereal by a guy named kellogg. that's john harvey kellogg and his brother, will kellogg, both seventh day adventists who developed corn flakes, one of the first mass-marketed breakfast cereals, in the late 19th century. they saw cereal as a health food alternative to the fatty breakfast foods of their day. >> corn flakes and the other kinds of foods that came out of the kellogg's industry was really trying to deal with the whole grain thing and not trying to throw away all

opinion problems with it is for they have a very strong majority support to begin with were the whirlpool and they need to syria what are the implications for israel if assad were manes in power in syria and if he doesn't well if he stays in power or at least for. quite a long time. it will not be the kind of regime that we have known in the past it will not be a strong it will not be a regime with which the reason. of reaching political settlement in the future if the regime appears again to the police the chance that. what will happen in syria really question. you know position you would about well from an israeli point of view. what's going to happen has syria become a battleground between iran and western nations no i don't think. you've really do with. the problems and. problems. part of the so-called arab spring in part because of really serious internal problems. with government with the presidency that there's relying on the more well the police will soon when already there are low it's a very popular. it has nothing to do with iran and with. this it seems to be growing islamizati

people were overproducing to hold share and prices were coming down and it was a whirlpool. we shut down 14 plants. 14 plants. the disruption and dislocation was pretty significant. in europe we shut a plant down when we restructured post parent bankruptcy and we were profitable when we were on a road trip and losing about a billion. including restructuring costs. i made a statement that we would get back to profitability. we were profitable by about 300 odd million in the first half of '11 and then lost about that much in the third quarter. when we were going through our crisis when we got downgraded as our national debt rating was downgrade and there was a lot of controversy in washington where we were going to lift the debt ceiling and the country going to default, think about we finally got that sorted out, but in europe, they are hearing about potential sovereign debt defaults twice a day. every morning when they get up and before they go to bed. it hurt their confidence and people stopped buying. i see it every day in the sales reports. same thing is happening. everybo

it was just kind of a -- like a whirlpool. that's -- so we shut down 14 plants. 14 plants. the disruption and dislocation was pretty significant. in europe today, we shut a plant down when we restructured post parent bankruptcy, and we were profitable. and we were on the road trip we were losing about $1 billion including restructuring costs. we were profitable by about 300 odd million in the first half of '11. then we lost about this much in the third quarter because when we were going through our crisis last year when we got downgraded as our national debt rating was down graded and there was a lot of controversy in washington where we were going to lift the debt ceiling or it was the -- or was the country going the default, well, think about we finally got that sorted out. but in europe, they're hearing about potential sovereign debt defaults twice a day. every morning when they get up and before they go to bed and it hurt their consumer confidence. people stopped buying. i see it every day in the sales reports. so same thing's happening. everybody -- they're doing what

>>joe walsh as for a whirlpool.. >> a political cartoonist joins us and the studio. >> if you go to chicago tribune.com this is santorum hanging off of romney. this is cartoon excellence. later tonight to have the state of illinois with a fabulous hair cut. the big winner tonight there is maddigan. >> his the roller. . >> only thing his missing-i would like to see the top law- enforcement officers and the state of illinois sitting in his lap. and if the governor. >> she does not prosecute corruption and. >> i have one last cartoon it's called the a team, and that got me thinking of my version of the a team. . >> [laughter]. >>i pity the fool. >> thank you scott i appreciate. >> do we know which one is going to appear in tomorrow's paper?. >> to want to san now tomorrow morning... this has not ended and illinois. this is going to be and thatin marls chicago tribune. >> on to thank the staff and my family and my campaign manager and my wife of 22 years. 17 years ago we are still young and more graduates from the unive

we'll see all of the points that the housing stocks like nasco, usg whirlpool and, yes, lowe's have picked up in the last two weeks. can't live with the volatility of the home builders? if you decide to lower risk profile after a fantastic beginning of the year, need to be able so sleep at night? i have the ultimate sleep at night play for you. mccormick and company. they come out with earnings on tuesday morning. like the parsley, sage, rose mary and thyme story. when gas gets too expensive, people spend more time at home eating. i'm not making this stuff up. mccormick gets hammered after reports. controversial numbers, we'll get numbers from walgreens tuesday. they have been in a life or death claymation struggle with express scrips. they no longer want to do business with them, and thankful fighting has made cvs a big collateral winner. as much as a love shopping at walgreens, and i really do, i fear that they will miss estimates because of the decision to go it alone without express scrips. so the play is cvs. don't cbs. went up a couple bucks, 50 gs for me. those are the old days. fin

. >> here, cameras watch from overhead as a boat faces the deadly force of a tsunami-triggered whirlpool. >> this for me is just shocking. we're actually seeing the formation of a monstrous tidal pool. what's happening is here's the coastline right here. all that water pressure, all that momentum is coming in and hitting the coastline but it's got nowhere to go so it pushes out and then gets pushed back in, like you're flushing a toilet. >> looks like one of those scenes from 2012. frightening. not sure what happens to the boat. >> that's not your child's little toy boat. that right there is an industrial vessel that's probably 50 or 60 tons and is 70 feet in length, and it is being swallowed. it is literally being flushed down into the belly of the ocean. >> this aerial shot catches the wave having traveled inland in its deadly surge through the countryside. >> japan's coastline, its ocean, has now made its way many miles into the interior. suddenly this just angry tsunami just consumes and dissolves and destroys everything it touches. anything in its path is either crushed or moved or

and they don't like whirlpool. it's difficult to hate whirlpool if you think housing is coming back. >> whirlpool did suffer towards the end of last year when we got the concern about sears and then has benefited in part in that rise in sears. >> and i think there would be positive trade news trying to keep out the other guys, the lucky gs, and i think ocf, they said good things about -- these are all part of the ground work for the 2012 rebirth of housing that would be so important if it does come true. >> you've been talking about the mohawks and usgs of the world. innovation is the story. >> gold man didn't like usg. and i got to tell you, there's two things going on with until sg. i mentioned on this show that i felt that usg making a comeback, don't forget the chinese made wood that was depeck difference and i think builders are saying i can't skimp on wall board. so i own this inn in summit and i was on -- let me say what it was for a second. and i was on morning joe and i said one of the things you can't do,

if you take the situation with ted kennedy, i was in the whirlpool. the hot tub. suit. he plops into the hot tub and the old theory about a rising tide lifts all boats, my head hit the ceiling. i also talk about president reagan when i was with him alone in the presidential limousine coming to philadelphia for the 200th anniversary of the signing of the constitution. the president talked about a joke, about sending condoms to the soviets and i don't want to tell you the whole story and this may not be -- >> you want us to buy the book, i understand. >> i do. i'll finish the story. sending condoms to the soviets. 16 inches long. marked medium. >> oh my. >> a lot goes on behind the scenes. this book is really basically serious about the destruction of the political system where you have the extremists on both sides. members are afraid to vote against the party line for fear that one vote may lead to a primary. bob bennett, senator from utah backed president bush's help for the banking industry and automotive industry and that one vote knocked him out of the senate.

point the kb home bomb foreshadowed a rollback of the whole complex, sherwin williams, home depot, whirlpool, it put a damper on the banking rally too. the inventory of homes might at least be peaking and may turn out to be not as bad as we thought. if you listen to kb home, you may have been tempted to immediately sell everything even remotely connected to housing. that turned out to be a really bad call. that's right, turns out the fault was not new home starts, but in kb itself. the chief home building star, lenar, today blew numbers away. it reported and it's back to game on with the whole group rising. whole group round, despite the overall down, thanks to lenare squeaking about declines in cancellations, increase in orders and hopefully this part of our economy getting back on track. may i suggest that you read the conference call. you will feel dynamite if you read that call. if you are one of the 63% of americans that own your home. many regions around the country continue to have lower housing prices. they need to get that thing done earlier. it would have more gravitas. what happen

through the door, and it was like-- when it was hitting the walls, it would make kind of, like, a whirlpooloint, it had risen up to the stage level. >> water didn't stop there. >> no, it didn't. >> what happened next? >> i was starting to get, like, sucked out into the middle, and i didn't want that to happen, so i grabbed the wall. and then a grandpa and some lady who was hanging onto him, like, they washed by me, and they managed to grab my shoulder. and so they were hanging onto me, and we were--i could feel, like, getting pulled. >> what happened to the older man and woman who were holding onto you? >> i don't know. i don't know what happened to them. >> what happened then? >> i grabbed the railing, and i somehow found my footing. and i think--i don't know what it was, but i think it was the top of the basketball goal. >> the water was that deep? >> yeah. it came all the way up to the second--second-- the balcony. >> this is the goal and the railing behind. there's narrow standing room between the railing and the wall. i saw, like, one of my kids. he was struggling, so i grabbed him. i

netflix, the much talked about stocks there and whirlpool up almost 60%. dennis gartman is sitting with me on the set. give us your thoughts as we wrap up the first quarter and look at the best and worst of what was and what will be. >> it's been an amazing quarter. stunning move as far as technology is concerned. apple continues to lead the way. actually, i'll surprise people. i was short netflix at one time. finally got out of the way of it. actually was profitable on being short of net flex. surprised how strong things have been. it's a bull market. every smart guy that has tried to has lost money. >> was that an accident, dennis? did you think it was a metal stock? >> no, i thought it was netflix. something to keep bugs off of corn. >> got it. >> >> sum up the last three months for us, grasso, as we head into the next three months for stocks here. >> i'm a little bit on the fence but as long as we stay above the 1400 level in stocks, i think it's the best game in town. so if you look at it on a yearly basis, look how we came off of those greece worries

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maybe you go and you buy a stock like whirlpool, okay, or usg. how about usg.uffett play. it looks like business is bottoming. those are better than doing it with direct tv. it's a more direct way to play it. garmin made a u-turn, and i think it's finally headed in the right direction. when we ask what the heck is going on and we discover all these kind of things, we discover it's our fault garmin goes higher. stay with cramer. >> coming up, ride the lightning. take a nonstop thrill ride as cramer goes stock after stock. all your calls taken rapid fire on the lightning round. the the new spark cardnth from capital one. spark miles gives me the most rewards of any small business credit card. the spark card earns double miles... so we really had to up our game. with spark, the boss earns double miles on every purchase, every day. that's setting the bar pretty high. owning my own business has never been more rewarding. coming through! [ male announcer ] introducing spark the small business credit cards from capital one. get more by choosing unlimited double miles

it was unbelievable, with the whirlpooling effect, and just how quickly that the water was moving, andarge land masses falling in, trees falling in, you had homes falling in. i mean, it was absolutely unbelievable. >> i was extremely upset because now i saw the first two houses go through the gorge and ours was the next house in line. >> it's a wrenching scene with their beloved house teetering on the edge of the shore. the frams leave to spare themselves from seeing what happens. soon after, the cherished family home built with care from the ground up slips into the water intact and floats downriver as if weightless before disappearing into the churning mud and rapids. the frams are not alone. their neighbors are away when they get news their vacation home is in danger. >> my neighbors called me and told me the house might go down. >> the house breaks in half. hours later, the kubinicks arrive to an unimaginable scene. >> everything was gone. house was gone. everything. >> in a mere four hours, lake delton is completely drained dry. the entire body of water coursing into the lower lyi

you've got whirlpool, the gap, chipotle mexican grill, herb's favorite, netflix and also sears. you can see some of these stocks have already had some tanks. again, guys, these are five stocks that identified by our friends at cnbc.com of maybe having characteristics of set to drop. >>> they have been big momentum plays. the question is how do you stay on the right side of the mojo? let's ask steve weiss and our very own herb greenberg as well. but i want to start with apple. a name that is not on our list but certainly a high-flier recently. steve, i want to start with you. did they just have a flash crash today? and therefore is this showing the danger of momentum stocks? >> well, apple is momentum stock. i don't think that flash crash had anything to do nor does a presage fundamentals or action in the stock. facts are apple's done very well. but when you buy momentum stock, you have to look at the fundamentals and valuation. i would argue that apple is still very cheap at this level despite momentum. so i'm careful owning apple here. >> is there any danger, though, steve, mom

you know, maybe you go and you -- and buy a stock like whirlpool, okay, or usg. how about usg. play. it looks like business is bottoming. those are better than doing it with directv. it's a more direct way to play it. garmin made a u-turn, and i think it's finally headed in the right direction. you know, when we ask what the heck is going on and we discover all these kind of thing, we discover it's our fault garmin goes higher. stay with cramer. >> coming up, ride the lightning. take a nonstop thrill ride as cramer goes stock after stock. all your calls taken rapid fire on the lightning round. ask me. [ male announcer ] if you think even the best bed can only lie there... ask me what it's like when my tempur-pedic moves. [ male announcer ] ...talk to someone who owns an adjustable version of the most highly recommended bed in america. ask me about my tempur advanced ergo. ask me about having all the right moves. [ male announcer ] these are real tempur advanced ergo owners. find one for yourself. check out twitter. try your friends on facebook. see what they have to say unedite