coming up next fence while the pond with exxon a point. one member of st petersburg's legislative assembly is trying to get child beauty pageants banned in russia starting with his hometown you know i couldn't agree more with this gent on this issue these kids beauty pageants not only put a ton of pressure on children to achieve something absolutely pointless but they're also a pedophile's dream come true and are will very very creepy but why are they creepy that's because with the i like it or not human beauty is related to sex so when you try to make children beautiful and wear bathing suits or let's just say active poses yeah that's called sexualizing children and it's disgusting although adult beauty pageants are also sort of stupid at least the participants are all adults so see it because beauty pageants are obviously related to sexuality should be able to participate in them until you reach the age of consent in your country otherwise it is just a pedophile buffet but that's just my opinion. on the welcome to the world that's part o

was supposed to be a grand conspiracy and we know that cordoned off he was in talks with chevron and exxon close talks with the state department people in the bush white house and the obama white house similarly were on his side that's what most people consider to be the case in which case it was this grand conspiracy not the greatest theft in world history as it's been known from. that sense but how was he going to manipulate oil resources and energy resources in russia with the united states that was the big question that was the third trial and president putin seems to be saying that he doesn't see it is feasible and why from your point to he president putin would pardon someone who allegedly caused him so much trouble. well we know he caused trouble because he embezzled so much money as we were hearing one of the richest men in russia as i say the reasons for putin's pardon we probably would know for quite a while famously go to costco as an amnesty international prisoner of conscience international us very close to the u.s. state department presumably the president believes that there

it accumulated more than $4 billion stake in exxon mobil and berkshire hathaway added holdings and the national oil embargo in suncor energy. if foreign buffett is right, one of north america's a gift and most controversial could play right into his hand. the keystone pipeline might as well be a line in the sand. environmentalists and lawmaker hosts -- lawmakers. >> a 2000 mile tunnel -- funnel. if the five-point free billion- dollar pipeline is approved, what does that mean for jobs? it will create 42,000 jobs during the two-year building phase. almost 4000 are pipeline construction jobs. the pipeline only expect it to create 35 permanent jobs. a recent report forecasts a razor thin profit for oil companies. the recent shale boom created a glut of oil in the united states, dragging down prices. if oil can make it to the gulf coast through the pipeline, it competes against the mexican crude benchmark projected at $89 per barrel. if it stays in canada, it is $69, $20 difference. the $20 premium does not necessarily mean big profits. it is some of the most expensive to produce. it needs

of national rules similar powers endorsed in america's previous trade deals allowed us energy giant exxon mobil to seek changes in canada's oil drilling regulations another concern is for the pharmaceutical industry in countries which can currently only of cheap but copies of branded drugs called for conglomerates could ban the use of and patented medicine leaving the poor without access to vital treatment. has the details. the trans-pacific partnership treaty if and when agreed upon would establish a free trade zone stretching from vietnam to truly in composting eight hundred million people producing about forty percent of global g.d.p. negotiations are happening behind closed doors in secrecy the treaty will be designed to remove all so-called barriers to trade including regulations such as those protecting agriculture food safety and be their privacy i'm joined by lori wallach public citizens global trade watch thank you so much for coming my pleasure why this secrecy as i understand there are six hundred corporate advisors having access to these negotiations but for some reason not th

exxon carried the load yesterday. boeing and 3m will carry it today. >> when you look at boeing, this was a stock -- was it really hard to find boeing? i remember when there was an ethiopian airline fire, it's been straight line ever since. remarkable performer. >> up more than 2% is hess. >> hess has international operations. people realize there's too big a glut. i say be a little -- don't bet on the glut. bet on the companies with production growth because in the end, they're going to get the world price. in a is what's going to happen. by the way, the natural oil companies are doing well and not even going for the price. >> the ceo of hess, doesn't know if there's another chapter to come from hess. we'll see. >> just incredible they stayed in. >> they only got five board members. >> hess was an undermanaged company and had fallen very low from even where it was while oil was a lower price. i think that hess is still a good situation. >> we did get news from gm yesterday, dan akerson saying he's going to invest mor

there's exxon slightly to the down side. pfizer. we want to keep an eye on a couple other stocks. apple is having a big rebalancing. share count reduced. several going into the s&p. facebook is another one that will be going in. they'll be very, very large volume in the -- in facebook. that secondary announcement yesterday that was the whole point of this thing s to balance off that amount going in with the secondary offerings. gm also, bill, will have stock to buy. it's going -- it's having its weighting in the s&p 500 increased right now. you can walk around here -- go ahead, bill. >> if we were talking futures i would say a stock like face facebook was in fast market conditions. i'm watching it trade on my computer right now. it's incredibly fast. i'm sure the volume is skyrocketing, just using that as an example of one stock moving in and those institutions that will have to own that stock now that it's a member of the s&p 500. that's happening over and over right now. >> the volume is picking up. all of this happens toward the close because most of the -- the people are index

. >> [indiscernible] even bp, exxon, conoco phillips. i'm talking with some of them. >> they are an ocean apart, certainly politically. they occupy opposing sides of the searing conflict just for starters. what does the saudi oil minister think of iran's crude plans? >> that is not a good preoccupation. they are very welcome. everybody is very welcome to put into the market what they can. the market is big. it has many variables. one brings in and another takes out. >> wait a minute, opec has an output of 30 million barrels a day and it is that there. then one country has to boost -- decides to boost production. another country has to cut back production, doesn't? the question is, who will blink? >> $84 is how much saudi arabia needs oil to be to make money. compare that to iran, which is $126. there in lies saudi arabia's power, no matter what the cartel actually does. >> and don't forget about the surge in u.s. shale oil. that affects the price of oil as well. the push for energy independence. do you want a cartel in charge of your ene

state lawmakers from around the country and teams them up with representatives from corporations like exxon mobil a.t.t. and pfizer you can actually tell who's who around here with lawmakers wearing red badges that say legislative member and corporate representatives wearing blue. badges that's a private sector member now alec has often been referred to as a dating service for lawmakers and businesses together here legislators and corporate representatives are crafting and voting on model legislation that's going to be done behind closed door meetings a little bit later this afternoon as are known as task forces no media is allowed in there's an education task force there's an energy task force a tax policy task force it's basically organized in a similar way that our congress is organized into committees now once legislation is passed out of these task forces is then carried with lawmakers back to their home states where they try to pass it through their respective state legislatures to become actual laws so basically that's how it works and it's this activity that threatens progressives w

and a half years past the the the origin of the disaster and we have to remember that in the wake of exxon valdez in one nine hundred eighty nine alaska it took four years for the herring population to collapse so we need to keep that in context and so that's one of the big issues that's ongoing down there that people are obviously very very concerned about right i mean we're going to see the real of facts and for generations i mean this is a whole ecosystem that's connected to a lot of different things are of course that corrects that that highly toxic dispersant sprayed all over the surface of the water to make it look like there was less oil who knows what that's doing let's talk really quickly since almost out of time out the state of compensation claims in the gulf and b.p. originally projected total had three around almost eight billion dollars but of course they've surpassed that and also do you think that they've been punished enough as we know b.p. was still one of the main oil and gas providers for the pentagon that the government do enough to punish this corporation we have abou

this is a big deal for the likes of exxon and chevron. >> what was the issue with the renewable fuel standard? is rising production and gasoline production is falling, and that divergence is where the problem lies. demand for fuel is expected to be down 13% next year. each gallon of fuel needs to be blended with 10% ethanol, so you might think the easy solution would be to blend more ethanol, but the problem is, cars were not designed to run on gasoline with these high levels of ethanol. 2001ically, all cars in are used -- approved for use in higher ethanol gasoline, but many companies do not warranty their cars. the impact from a lower ethanol mandate would be what? losses at some of the producers, archer daniels midland, bolero. technically, ethanol producers can make whatever they want. they do not have a maximum. cash margins are still around four dollars which is pretty juicy. they do have an impetus to keep working. >> how will corn production be impacted? >> i was speaking to an agricultural economist who says there were two main pillars that grow corn to those record highs. e

redskins.e a $1.2 exxon has sold million winning tickets can and a lot of smaller prizes. they've seen a steady stream of people hoping to see these machines pop-out the big winner. >> i always come here. >> and a lot of people talking about getting out of here, it must be the cold weather. we're going to be here until 2:00 p.m. combat talk about why it has been 21 drawings since there has been a winner. we can tell you that the drawing tonight, 11:00 p.m., you can watch it on abc 7 news. thank you. or what happens tonight, written -- make sure you check your ticket, you do not want to lose out on unclaimed prize. million of lottery prizes go unclaimed every year. no one bothers to check their tickets when they hear this no jackpot winner. prizes happen all the time, and they are often going unclaimed. grab your ticket, be upfront in front of the tv. we will have the drawing for you . >> temperatures still in the 30's, but things are looking up for later in the week. >> doug hill is standing by in the weather center with what you can expect. >> a couple of days, and we wil

israel and slaughtered mrs claus is going to be just hacked to death by these by ballot burton and exxon is just going to have those videos online it will be like wiki leaks leaked missiles clubs being hacked to death by u.s. servicemen to be a big you know black hawk photo down soon to close down so in a closed act act act in is rudolph screaming. the ironic thing about this is a lot of the wars that americans rally behind and shriek about is because of socialism so they hate for example hugo chavez they hated him while he was alive because they said he was socialist well the tough part of this you know lifting the export ban is convincing americans that exporting crude oil developed in the united states helps keep the global price down and ultimately helps consumers no no no they don't believe in the markets themselves but you know they force everybody else to believe and it's a fundamentalism but they point out also is that u.s. oil and energy production is up because of fracking this past year or so you know you're seeing an increase in production in the u.s. it's cannibalism remembe

state lawmakers from around the country and teams them up with representatives from corporations like exxon mobil eighteen c. and pfizer you can actually tell who's who around here with lawmakers wearing red badges that say legislative member and corporate representatives wearing blue badges that's a private sector member now alec has often been referred to as a dating service for lawmakers and businesses together here legislators and corporate representatives are crafting and voting on model legislation that's going to be done behind closed door meetings a little bit later this afternoon these are known as task forces no media is allowed in there's an education task force there's an energy task force the tax policy task force it's basically organized in a similar way that our congress is organized into committees now once legislation is passed out of these task forces is then carried with lawmakers back to their. states where they try to pass it through their respective state legislatures to become actual laws so basically that's how it works and it's this activity that threatens progressi

operation that holder cos he was a part of the his foundation in the west is negotiations with chevron exxon mobil and the carlyle foundation to take over. russian oil and pipelines and so forth before he was arrested. those issues are part of the dismantling of russia as a functioning state and that remains the goal of nato until this point and these gestures are going to be laughed at i can wager you that the guardian b.b.c. c.n.n. and so forth that tomorrow or the next day will find a reason to. paint putin as as weak by doing this go ahead joe you know it we want to respond to that job i don't i don't i know you want to respond to that. well i think that the tide a swinging in london and elsewhere in favor of mr putin. just as an example last night i had i had a taxi driver who and that was turkish here in london and he had me talking russian to. associate and he said oh you're russian i said no no i'm british but i speak a little bit of russian i lived there for a long time and he said oh you're like mr putin i said mr putin is doing good things for russia and he then said i agree and i

eels almost every week begging and anyway it's also being victimized by the black hawk helicopters of exxon so it's a it's a war zone up there so handbags and shoes i may have come from the north pole they're going to be produced by pepe there in mexico they were there wasn't quite the brand of she's in hamburg though thinking about ladies' handbags seems to pricing seems to make no sense for example i hear people women paying fifty thousand dollars for a handbag so i mean a lot of people criticize bitcoin for having no intrinsic value but what intrinsic value can you apply to a handbag you would pay fifty thousand dollars for if we cannot see one thoughts for you fifty thousand of them who might but lots of people do you. they. claim design is often come out limits and designs. ok worst intrinsic value story there i mean if you got a designer you got to design but if i were down to the local shimada rag dealership it's a perfect one yeah you can say but that's like saying you know you could have a bar go and then you find out his tongue has got tungsten to the middle of it doesn't matter r

subpoena almost every week begging and anyway it's also being victimized by the black hawk helicopters of exxon so it's a it's a war zone up there so handbags and shoes i may have come from the north pole they're going to be produced by pepe down there in mexico they were i wasn't quite the brunt of sheehan i'm back though thinking about ladies' handbags seems to pricing seems to make no sense for example i hear people women paying fifty thousand dollars for a handbag so i mean a lot of people criticize bitcoin for having no intrinsic value but what intrinsic value can you apply to a handbag you would pay fifty thousand dollars for if we cannot see work that's for you first thousands of them who might but lots of people do you. they. claim design is often come out in limited designs. ok worse an intrinsic value story there i mean you've got a designer you've got a design but if i were down to the local shimada rag dealership today. you know you can say but that's right saying you know you could have a bar go and then you find out his tongue is got tungsten to live it doesn't matter so it doesn'

. >> at the exxon just across from employees are watching video on apple laptop when they walked in. the guy walked -- behind him walked in and pulled out a gun and put it to my head. i had five kids and when he said don't move, i will put a bullet in your head. >> they did not dare move. >> they took the laptop we were watching the videos on. >> a witness told police that they saw them what carrying the beforer -- cash drawer they disappeared. the crimes have people on edge. >> it is important to keep people safe. >> the police will not rule anything out. perhapsl say that it is the same two suspects, but they will not rule anything out. it could be two separate sets. the people at the gas station watch the video and said it was not the same two men that approach them at gunpoint. jennifer donelan, abc 7 news. >> new developments and a crash car driven by an on- duty police officer. wallman is out of the hospital. >> just two weeks before christmas, a prince george's county family is displaced after fire destroyed their home. is live in a rural -- in upper marlboro. >> this fire com

end to government control of oil reserves, which will change mexico's charter to allow companies like exxon and chevron to develop in the area. according to a report by jpmorgan, this could improve benefits by $15 billion annually. general motors is selling their stake in a french automaker that they received last year as part of an alliance to find savings for both companies in the european market. according to someone familiar with the matter, they will sell at 10shares of peugot euros, to 10.5 euros per share. raising $725 million in rke company's ipo -- arama sold 32.5 million shares at $25 each. by a groupcquired including goldman sachs and j.p. morgan. the winter olympics are just a couple of weeks away. we will look at sponsorship for the upcoming games and the pressure from gay rights activists. i will be joined by the founder and executive director of an organization looking to end homophobia in sports. this is at 7 p.m. new york time. i hope to see you then. >> mark crumpton, talking to us. archie manning built a life in football, with 14 years in the nfl. now he is the chairman o

. >> after the raid "fox files" connected exxon mobile. they said oxon mobile absolutely does not condone of sale of drugs or drug paraphernalia. the station are independently owned and operated. our contracts prohibit the sale of such products. we're reviewing the facts related to this matter and will take appropriate action. >> my life is completely unmanageable. i couldn't stop getting high, drinking, using drugs. i knew that i just needed some help some way. >> i would highly encourage anybody that has a friend or a family member or are struggling themselves to get help and try not to do it on their own. >> michael is a recovering addict and author of the book the gift of fulfillment. >> mike educated me the most and told me about what this is all about and how they need help. >> i met him after my first 30 days in inpatient. he became my counselor. >> he came in highly motivated and willing to go through a process. when someone is willing to do that, there is usually a very high success. >> michael has now been sober for nine months a

exxon, the best performer in the dow jones industrials. we did have goldman putting a buy rating, $109 price target. i figured that i would reiterate that because we have been watching it. the number one dow component and test led to the downside. higher and that lower and now it is almost flat. some action today. cheryl: thanks. dennis: at dip in new and existing home sales year-over-year. lot of the country still seeing strong sales and stabilizing values and solid construction. this may be the making of a stable time in the housing market. early is ceo of hsn affiliate unrealistic brokerage network and berkshire hathaway's own services. he joins me now with more. what are you thinking of the outlook overall? where are we and where are we going? >> the overall outlook for housing is positive. notwithstanding the fact that we are in a seasonal area where sales are slightly declining. overall it looks very good. people buying houses for the absolute right reason, a place to live, a place to bring up your family. there are not looking at it

. >>> keatkeystone exxon pipeline. >> and coming up in sports. >>> after international protests russia has finally freed the remaining members of the punk band pussy riot. let's go to lauren for the latest. >>> that's right, the two women were jailed in 2012 after staging a protest against vladimir putin. sonia galego reports. >>> serving a two year sentence, freed under putin's amnesty which she never asked for and didn't want. >> translator: yes, i was going to reject this amnesty but the prison had received an order, that's why i was brought here. now i would like to meet human rights activists. >> reporter: the final member of the band was released from her siberian jail a few hours later on monday morning. calling for nothing less than a boycott of the olympics. >> i am calling for boycott. i'm calling for honesty. i'm calling not to sell yourself for oil and gas russia can provide. >> both were serving a two year sentence for taking part in an antiputin demonstration in moscow. a flash performance deemed obscene by the authorities interrupting morning worship in the church. the p

john hendren travelled to the city to meet a man exxon orated while on death roe. >> reggie griffin thought he would never walk free again. for 30 years he's been in any evented, sentenced to death for a 1983 murder he did not commit. >> i'm lost. it's like a bad dreamt. i don't believe it. i know it's real. >> on death row ledgie and his family waited as his fellow inmates, 69 of them, were executed. >> how do you get ready to die? my mother will come and see me. she'd be, like, "i don't want them to kill you." i said, "mum, i haven't done anything, i don't believe i will be killed. i know the reality that i could be killed because i'm seeing people around me get killed, okay." >> in prison for assault, griffin was convicted of fatally stabbing another inmate at this correctional center. a witness died before trial and a second recanneded his evidence, a fact hidden from the defense. the prosecutors knew this makeshift dagger was found in the hands of another inmate. >> they cited a conviction. a conviction by a man with the same name. >> do you have faith in the snm. >> very little. >> it

. >> officials confirming that a man was shot at an exxon station along route 1 here. we died shortly after that. >> kenneth bridges within a businessman from philadelphia is the tenth victim. the eighth to die. he was shot while pumping gas. >> a lot of these shootings, especially in virginia would occur right off of the interstate. one of the ideas was if we get a shooting we're going to get on the interstate and do roadblocks, just stop everybody as they come through. it was pretty drastic action, i guess a little bit like looking for a needle in a hay stack. but we needed to pull out all of the stops. >> among those stopped at one of the roadblocks, a dark blue chevy caprice carrying none other than john muhammad and lee boyd malvo. once more the sniper car is given a pass. >> their vehicle which as queried several times by law enforcement over several days and several states was legally registered. there were no warrants out for these individuals at that point in time. >> i don't know how anyone could have stopped that vehicle and known that it was the sniper's ve

so at this price level with conoco trading where it is, cop is better tan exxon. >> karen, what's up with biotechs? >> i don't have the stomach to own individual biotechs. i can't wake up with a failed tech. i think big far ma buying biotech will continue. those diversify your risks. >> dan, is them to diversify aw what they do really well. this is a bury to company. they are decelerating a little bit. so i don't like it here. i am playing for a move back to like 450. whole foods broke. i think this is one that's probably next on the list. >> all right. tim. lumber liquidators is down big. too imto buy? >> bring in the lumber. i don't think you can jump in after a move like this. these guys. guy was talking about it. home depot was talking about the housing space. the stock had a very good run, ultimately, this is something i want to be back in. this weakness is a place to buy. pick your spots. >> up 6%. amazing. stocks soared. price of bit coin plumed. down around 40%. 4-o. bit coin exchange platform. china posted a notice online saying it will no longer accept chinese currency, are

exxon and mobil-branded stations are independently owned and operated. our contracts explicitly prohibit the sale of such products. exxonmobil is reviewing the facts related to this matter and will take appropriate action." >> my life had completely become unmanageable. i couldn't stop getting high, i couldn't stop drinking, i couldn't stop using drugs are i knew i needed help some way. >> i would highly encourage anybody that has a friend or family member or struggles themselves to get help, not to try to do it on their own. >> nike ankle, a licensed therapist at cedar center, a recovering addict himself also the author of "the gift of fulfillment." >> it's guys like mike, ex-patient, who have educated me the most and told me about what this is all about. and how they need help. >> i met him after i did my first 30 days of inpatient. he became my counselor. >> he's like a perfect patient. he came in really highly motivated and willing to go through a process. when someone's willing to do that, there's usually a very high success. >> michael has been sob

ranging from tiffany, the luxury retailer to exxon mobil, the oil giant. the tapering will not begin today, it will begin in january as many economists predicted. the number falls to $75 billion in bond purchases monthly. it had been $85 billion. that number was also in line with the economists' forecast. the market takes this in stride as the federal reserve complimented the economic recovery as reason for lessening the bond purchases saying outlooks for the labor market conditions is the reason for this quote/unquote tapering. this is also by the way the first steps the fed has taken in unwinding this stimulus program it put in place to bounce back from the greatest recession since the great depression. home builders, some of the biggest gaining stocks as the fed also announced it's going to keep interest rates near zero even if the unemployment rate should drop below 6.5%. previously it had been a threshold for the fed saying if it dropped below, that would be a catalyst to raise interest rates. that's not the case today and just as a reminder, the jobl

son, ceo of exxon mobil say that you are losing your shirt on shale gas -- and you yourself predicted the price of natural gas will go up, though only slightly. why is this not the trend of the future, at least in regard to electricity generation, where we return to increased use of coal? >> i will take the first stab at that. is alan here? maybe we will have alan comment on that, so maybe we can pass the microphone over that way. you correctly stated that the relative price has changed between 2012 and 2013. we had very low natural gas prices in 2011 and 2012, and that led to a big hiccup in -- pickup in natural gas consumption by electric it to be inat found their interest to burn natural gas rather than coal. as natural gas prices came up, coal burning electric utilities recovered as well, and it's kind of interesting to think about it this way. the market itself seems to be making a lot of the decisions about what fuels get burned at electric utilities. the longer-term, even with our increases in natural gas prices over the long term, we don't see a great deal of increase in coal,

you can see mixed bag and you do have some up arrows for names like exxon and also bolero which hit a new high today, the commodity itself is moving higher, $96 and change in the after hours so really after we had seen oil selling off, has done a turnaround but so much of it has to do with the fed, jobs report, the fed meeting in december, december 17th, they are watching for that as well. liz: we are getting inventory numbers and talking about the cme, looking for a drawdown of 700,000 barrels for the previous week and i am wondering if it is 700,000, oil is going to jump out. >> some shockers in the energy market. i believe everybody normally does pay attention to the energy report wednesday, tomorrow's report will be watched even closer than usual but that gave a pop to gasoline and oil prices but also word from trans canada that they will begin operating the southern leg of the keystone pipeline in january to the gulf coast, crude-oil futures up a couple of percentage points and commodities, corn prices, there was a report that this corn crop might not be as big as the government

. >> we would say to all company energy leaders from gazprom to shell and exxon and all the rest, a greenpeace, when we look at you, we see you as an energy company. we cannot blame you 20 years ago or even say 15 years ago for building energy based on oil, coal, and gas. you need to understand the scientific content is completely clear now and even if the science was not clear, the last decade has seen more than a 10% increase in extreme weather events, the very events the sign to say that is how climate change will be looking at. so now you do not have an excuse. the facts are before you. and you need to understand that every cent you invest in new projects is an investment in the death of our children and their children and future generations. >> greenpeace executive director, kumi naidoo. where do you go from here? >> i guess the biggest feeling is we don't stop. turningstopping means over the planet to the oil companies and i'm not nearly willing to do that. for i started working environmental groups 40 years ago, i thought this was going to be a fairly easy problem to solve. kumi pointed

i tell you, exxon had a better quarter. it's got the backing of warren buffett. i believe that's good. let's go to sam in my home state of new jersey. sam. >> caller: hey, how is it going? >> real good. how about you, sam? >> caller: not too bad. not too bad. >> what's on your mind? >> caller: i was wondering, what do you think about the animal health stock zoetis, the symbol zts. >> we had the manager on last week. i think that's a terrific story. >> buy, buy, buy. >> we got to get into this zoetis, though. this stock is terrific. mike in new jersey. mike, mike, mike. >> caller: hello, mr. cramer. how are you? >> real good. i wish it were hump day. what's up? >> caller: i just added two stocks to my portfolio. one of them being halliburton. the other one cheniere energy. >> i like the cheniere limited partnership now. i like the lng, but i like the limited partnership more. when it comes to your -- to halliburton, it's a very inexpensive stock, but i prefer schlumberger. >> how are you doing? a big boo-yah from chicago. actually, naperville, illinois. how are yo

the market has pretty much collectively decided that when the market bought exxon. the market was to make a judgement that domestic oils have had their day and it's time to move on. i think that's ridiculous. if the economy is coming back as bernanke told you it is and then oil will go higher and not lower. there will be great demand and there are repositories of oil, cono conoco, aig, and they raised for oil rigs and they witnessed the hideous action in ens i co yesterday and today after putting up really bad numbers and the global prices is what drives schlumberger and not the gulf of mexico price, and i think these two worked their way higher and were buying it for the charitable trust, and to spin off its equipment distribution business in order to unlock shareholder value. it's staid subdued. i think you can easily buy the airlines. you know what? the airlines after being red hot for most of the year, i mean, real willy just fantastically hot have cooled. they've stalled on out. we now have the completion of the american airlines us airways deal and the stock's