yum has barely any.ially in the fast growing ee mering market that's so important to business. most of yum's competitors aren't trying to open restaurants in some of these countries. coke, on the other hand, has to worry about pepsi gunning for their chinese business in china and everywhere else around the world. it has the bottling consolidation. i like the yield. they just boosted their dividend by 7% in february. you know we see dividend hikes as one of the best signals that a stock is only going higher. but now you can also understand why the market didn't go lady gaga over that quarter. here's the bottom line, when expectations are really high, stocks can get creamed even on good news, just because it wasn't good enough. that's why i'm always telling you, do not trade during earnings season. it is too easy to be misled by headlines that don't have all the facts. stop, listen, do the homework, and you will not be fooled by the press release or the irrational, it looks to be, beat-downs and rewards ov

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we'll hear whether consumers are going out from yum and the double down. and csx and ppg will give us a picture of the worldwide industrial and financial landscape. and maybe i'll work on it this weekend, you can all help me, maybe we'll get to the bottom of this delta house issue, the only greek with real finance problems at least that i know of. okay. i want to go to ryan in california. ryan. >> caller: jim. great big california boo-yah to you, jim. >> good to have you on the show, chief. what's shaking? >> caller: oh, buddy, hey, i've got to know, what are your thoughts on hudson city -- >> all right. i'm starting to get a better vibe from hudson city. i'm starting to get a better vibe. i'm doing some credit work. i think we're going to turn the corner. i know it's been a laggard, it's boring, but i think it's breaking out. it can go to 17, 18. i'm not kidding. i'm not releasing it from the doghouse. it's been there. it's no longer in the bow wow chateau. may i go to matthew in ohio? matthew. do i love the buckeyes. >> caller: yes, sir. i was talking to

. >> and don't forget about yum. yum's not only in india, not only in china but that south american component as well and the options have been fantastic. and their earnings are later on this week. so that should be interesting. >> all right. quick to gary here, did you buy what patrick was telling you about input costs? and i'm thinking maybe the food costs have remained stable but having gas prices gone up? >> yeah, but i think -- and gartman touched on this last week. i think he was probably forecasting higher rising input costs. so i think if anything he just endorsed the fact that they may see an earnings upside surprise later this year if this stays the same. >> karen, was that the same read that you had or -- in terms of the m&a activity did you think there was more activity to come in the space? >> well, i think there is cpki, but i am actually intrigued by domino's. i want to take a look. i love free cash flow. who doesn't? you know. really. >> okay. keep us updated on that trade. patrick made a good pitch,

another missing worker has filed a negligence lawsuit against the owner transocean and british patrol yum which is leases -- patrol yum which is leasing the -- petroleum which is leasing the rig. >>> in chicago police found three men beaten to death in a car. two of the victims were in the trunk and the third was in the back seat. the car had been reported stolen. [ alarm ] >>> in this is this is texas where police had to follow a driver. he just sort of pulled over after 40 miles and gave up. >>> and in a story that began in ohio, a missing mother has been found safe and unharmed in miami beach, florida. the 31-year-old went missing last weekend after leaving her house to go shopping. police found herp suv abandoned the -- her suv abandoned the next day. officers spent more than 200 hours of overtime looking for her. the city prosecutors are now considering if the family will have to pay the money back. >>> tonight more flights are being added on all the time as thousands of planes took off from european airports today that had been grounded because of the drifting cloud of volcanic ash.

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>> i love yum even here. >> why? >> i think there's a lot of growth and it's a very, very value-oriented way to play overseas growth. one third of their business is outside the u.s. and -- >> something we're going to hear more and more of, amazing story, price to cash flow across all -- >> what name was that? >> tim was just talking about price to cash flow. now we're talking things are so cheap we're looking at price to cash. >> just one thing dennis had mentioned earlier, most people focus on these restaurant stocks and they think about the top line, the revenue line-r they bringing in people and are people paying full price. what dennis pointed out today which i thought was incredibly interesting is that the way you're playing it now is that the input costs, the cost side of the p & l is benefiting from lower commodity prices there. and i thought that was real interesting and a unique way to look at it. >> we have some breaking news courtesy of the "new york times." dennis, pay attention. it is being reported that

yum, yum, yum, yum, yum... it's beggin'! hm...i love you! i love bacon! beggin' strips!em, zing 'em. have fun, with beggin' canadian cuts. >> april 15th has come and gone. nearly half of american households who filed federal income tax returns did not have to pay any taxes and actually ended up making money thanks to all those tax credits so is government working for the people or are the people working for government? joining us right now for a heated debate, perhaps, curtis dubai, a senior fellow at the heritage foundation and a millionaire and a member of the responsible wealth club, i guess, for men. curtis, first off for you, are you surprised by the ratios right now in terms of who pays and who doesn't? >> no, i'm not surprised at all. we've been going this direction for many years. people who fiollow taxes know this is coming for a while. 50% of people are paying no income taxes. dangerous tipping point. after that, hard to control the size of government. >> does it bother you the way the ratio breaks up right now? >> well, i must say that i find it surprising to

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they demand lit yum and 50% of lithium is in bolivia. most of the resh is in russia. just when you thought there was going to be a happy future in energy, we may stale be dependent on foreign supply. i have a special show with great guests coming up and we will discuss possibly that. but many critical issues. and i hope have a giggle while we're doing it. cheers. >> "white house chronicle" is produced in crab lation with khut, howard university television. and now the program host, national sibbed kated columnist llewellyn king and co-host linda gasparello. >> hello again. thank you so much for coming along. i have three great guests, and linda gasparello on this program has been warming them up in the interroom. so we are ready to go. and i am joined by chuck lewis, lovely to see you chuck. by robert slesinger. delighted to have you. you're into bow ties i see. and an old friend tarence samuels, with a new book coming out. >> yes, sir. >> is this a piece of comedy, your new book? >> it is not a piece of comedy. it is a book about the united states senate. >> comedy!

yum. been and continues to be uniced blueberry pop tarts.ou pop those into a toaster and get them warm with a cold glass of milk, i think they're perfect. and i'm on a mission to recreate them in the pastry department. i completely embrace them an enjoy every second without guilt. i put some smoked garlic in there. for a garnish, we peel the chick paps and we take the skins and we fry them. so, the cod's done. i like to finish wit a little lemon. this goes down, then the ragu. this eats like no other fish dish. people think chefs are rock stars and it's like -- holy god, it's like, i am not a rock star. and i am not fabulous. and i don't live a, you know, a celebrity type rock star life at all. it's grueling and it's hot and it's often times miserable and stre stressful. i love what i do, and i el lucky that i love what i do. >> indeed. sure looks good. and let's hear it for the blueberry pop tart. we'll be right back with a lk at sarah palin's future in tonight's closing argueth, but first, jimmy kimmel withhat's coming up next on abc. >> j

it's basically a dill leer yum.ne of the things we find in solitary confinement is that people become very paranoid. >> reporter: susan jones, a warden at penitentiary, defends the use of solitary to discipline violent inmates. >> we aren't cutting them much because it's fun or because we like being cruel. we're cutting them off until we can assure that contact is going to be safe. we really believe in what we're doing here. we believe in the ability to modify behavior and to change individuals to make them more productive and more safe. >> reporter: but inmates have a different take. >> i see more people become worse in this place than people that become better. try to deal with being hand handcuffed like an animal every day, and you just bite your tongue. you go out from one box to another box. i think 90% of the people that are locked up here, if they ran into a staff member on the streets, they would hurt them. it's hate that's been building up in you. i want to physically get into it with somebody. >> reporter:

-- the iran-iraq war and this motivations for iran starting its clandestine effort to enrich urine yum -- uranium. came out avenue very insecurity time for iraq where it was being attacked by chemical weapons by missiles on saddam hussein's iraq and basically the international community did nothing to respond. denied the chaverages that iraq was making these attacks for a number of years. we can go through the history there and the different ways of -- but the general argument is that if you don't attend to states with capabilities when their security interests are very, very challenged and you don't respect those security interests, don't expect them to stand still. they will -- they will react. in many ways what we're dealing with now is a reaction to that. is it too little, too late? another element in the title? well, i think it depends on again, whom we're referring to and what the problem is. is it too little too late to deal with iran? i would say that many of the states in the region answering that question if the title is nuclear security in the middle east too little, too lat

, a team -- sol key yum, a team playing very well. sweeney kept the streak alive but wigginton with a big afternoon with the bat and they got hits they have not been getting. >> gary: that's a big series for wigginton with seven rbis. he hadn't had the opportunity to play prior to injuries coming. now he's moving all over the place and doing so, continues to play good d and at the same time provide the bat. orioles get that and as he said to amber, now it's to build on the road trip to move along and put some wing together. >> jim p: we have seen him play for the mets -- pittsburgh. you saw him against the oriole in the american league east for tampa. he seemed to be a guy that understood the game. he knows how to win and wants to win. i thought what we're getting now we would get last year. i think he tried to do a little bit too much earlier in the season last year, had a very good last two months. he can play a lot of things and can hit the long ball, which he has shown he can do. for a team missing parts of the offense, he's a big

to send its spend nuclear fuel for the u.s., crane also agreed to give up its weapons grade uhe rain yum in that. >> this is something the united states has tried to make happen for more than ten years. the material is enough to construct several nuclear weapons. >> reporter: the obama administration also plans to lead by example. the u.s. and russia are expected to sign a deal today reducing stocks of weapons grade plutonium. and wheel iran may nile iran ma the official agenda, it's on the minds of many. after a one-on-one session with president obama, white house officials say china is now prepared to work with the u.s. on a set of potential sanctions against iran. the goal is making it clear that nuclear defiance will not be tolerated. no major policy changes are expected to come out of this event. the white house says it's more about getting everyone on the same page. michelle, back to you. >> tear are mergener in washington. thank you. >>> navy officials are investigating the crash of a training plain in northern georgia that killed at least three people.twin engine navy jet crashed

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i came up to do the member or y yum for the davis family. we lost the oldest brother, two grandsons and nephews, good, strong people, we just attended that. i'll be heading back down to the mine. before i left, as you know, they bored the holes down. you were probably watching the press conference. they're making decisions right now and trying to make sure that the air is safe enough for the rescue teams to go in. we spoke to the families earlier, larry, and every family to a t does not want to put these rescue workers in any more harm's way than what they will be. we're still in a rescue operation, and after we determine the fate of our four missing miners, then we'll return to a recovery. >> larry: is it true that our friend bob huggins, the west virginia basketball coach called you and offered to do what he could? >> coach called last night, coach called and said joe, i want to do whatever i can. i said coach, please -- he didn't want to take away. he wanted to contribute. i said why don't you come on down. he brought west virginia shirts

now, 395 northbound leaving duke street, heavy roll yum right now headed out towards seminary road.t is the only stretch the brake lights i'm fining. fine -- i'm finding. the incident on nutley strait as cleared. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >>> today, the house of delegates in maryland is expected to vote on a measure that would ban drivers from holding while they're driving. they would have to use a hand- free device and could only use their hands to turn a cell phone on or off. our business beat is coming up next. the good news continues for retailers. it may be a good sign for the economy. >> north korean dictator, fashion icon? so says a state-run newspaper in north korea claiming his style including that signature two-piece jumpsuit is a best seller in officers from mill onto l.a. >> i'm going on get one in just a little bit. >> apparently, that trend has not yet hit d.c. we're always behind, aren't we? thicisl is60 >>> warehouse workers an drivers for the danish brewery carlzberg are now on strike in copenhagen because of the company's decision to take away o

a look into the country's mass yum opium trade considered to fuel the insurgency.ght at 10:00 p.m. eastern right here on fox. supreme court justice john paul stevens says he likely will retire while president obama is still in office. stevens telling the "the washington post" he will decide soon on the exact timing of that. the liberal justice turned 90 -- turns 90 next month, making him the oldest justice on the high court. his detar fur would allow president obama's term to keep the balance with at least four liberal leaning justices. stevens one of the court's longest serving justices ever, with more than 34 years on the court. a frenzied search for survivors after enormous mud slides leave dozens of people buried alive. our top story as we go around the world in 80 seconds. peru. huge waves of mud sweeping through two towns in the northeast. rescuers saying at least 28 people are dead. and dozens of others are still missing. crews pulling bodies from the muck as people salvage what's left of their homes. china. dive teams in the west exploring a flooded mine sh

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. >> so maybe the book needs to go with like a video that says sort of do this -- >> oh, yum. >> he'sat? oh, my gosh. you always show up. this is how i serve the salad. >> this is the thing about it chlt v is you can just do whatever you want. you know what, just put your -- >> let's switch. >> there are a couple of kitchen rules we should probably pay attention to. >> bith thboy, that would have bad. thank you so much. >> don't forget, the dessert. >> you can get the recipes on earlyshow.cbsnews.com. we'll be right back. i'm so -- i made them eat the pi >>> don't feel bad. he's fine. >> they were giving him water to drink. yeah, he's going to be fine. >> he's lactose intolerant and it's going away. but i had no idea. but i took that spoon full of whipped cream and -- >> kid, eat it, really. >> it's okay. it's all right. >> you're not watching my kids, i'll tell you that. >> tomorrow you want to be watching the big show tomorrow. how do you deal with stress in your hives? >> not well. >> any busters, stress buster, remedies? >> massage. >> well, we have the greatest stress busting gad

oakland won nine in a row at the cool steam yum, 13 out of the last 14.understand what they are. they won't hit a lot of home run. they have to do the little things. i think the orioles thought the pitching will be better and they will hit a lot of home runs and like last year, but none of that has materialized. they will have to find their identity and sometimes it's difficult when you come to the ballpark and just don't know how to win. they will have to find the winning formula and, you know, who knows what it's going to be? we know it starts with starting pitching. >> gary: we'll see two of the young left-handers who have very bright futures ahead of them, making a start against one another. >> jim p: anderson just gave a long-term deal over six years, maybe $31 million. and then matusz, a year and a half ago, as rick cran miss said, pitching for the university of san diego. he's a marvelous pitcher. anderson remind me of lowess because he throws -- i saw him against the ms in seattle -- they're swinging at it, it's almost in their back leg. we have a

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as you look at the line yum from top to bottom, anybody can come through. kennedy had an rbi.ore dan had an rbi. you had three. totally different club than we had last year. >> i still don't think we have anybody swinging the bat really well. for us to be a game above .5 00 now and not playing our best baseball is really exciting for us. it should be exciting for everyone because we're definitely not playing our best baseball yet. we're one game over .5 00. >> we always appreciate your time. thanks for joining us. go get them again tomorrow. >> thank you. >> adam dunn, two home runs tonight. let's go downstairs where jim riggleman is talking. >> i think he seemed very composed. he was throwing his breaking ball, his sinker, mixing a couple changeups. basically, didn't seem like there was any nervousness about what he was doing. he certainly didn't show it if he was feeling it. that was certainly impressive for his major league debut. >> how is pudge? >> he's all right. early in the game he indicated to the trainer that his back was tightening up on him. that last at-bat that h

problem in long beach was deep in the only way we could address those were to continue to cut back all yum and ultimately shut it down. so from my perspective as the chief operating officer, taking out management, restructuring the business, bringing down volume and ultimately shutting it down was a proactive number of steps. >> august of 07 if you look at exhibit 79, page 2, our august of 07. here is what you right. home loans, the original prime only was the worst manage business i've i have seen in my career. this isn't just long beach. that is until we got the load of long beach even before we got to long beach you said home loans were is the worst manage business you have seen in your career so what was the process of the home loans management? >> mr. chairman there was a reason i was tired after 18 years of experience at jpmorgan chase. as i said earlier the company and this is well-known in the industry, in the mortgage business, had experienced significant problems in a three in 04. the problems in the main home loan group, which is where i focused a lot of my initial attention, we