now i think ebs is a buy. but it's a expect buy. be careful with this one.phen suggested he clearly has horse sense. now let's go to mail. this is from lisa in annapolis. okay. my friend eric grudin is from. a huge applause for the interview with dan last night. it was spot on and deeply needed. job creations probably at the top of most of our lists. i have made a commitment to myself this past year to call or e-mail my elected officials each week to make my voice be heard. they've been fantastic shows, jam packed with lots of information and interviews. as always, your outfits are gorgeous and so "g.q.." i don't know where to start. i think dan wanted to tell the story. he is the man we should thank. he is taking the time out from running major steel company, the best in america, to create an -- to make everyone realize that creation of jobs is the most important thing. my hats off. thank you to lisa for the nice things. thank you, dan, for being a great american. here's one from jonathan. this one is from atlanta. >> this is much more infective and efficie

metrodome stadium they're going to vacate for a new stadium once the season ends but it just won't ebbed. the game-winning hit here and look at the mass celebration, the detroit tigers, meanwhile, the first team ever to lose a three-game lead in the final four games of the season. major collapse. the twins move on to play the yankees today. >>> it was the largest kanl tv audience ever. 21.8 million people in the same building one night earlier seeing star quarterback brett favre beat his former team monday night. the people were watching on tv. the game was in the building. the vikings victory was the highest rated telecast in espn's 30-year history. >>> the st. louis russians? rush limbaugh says he's teaming up to buy the st. louis rams. they are mired in a league worst 14-game losing streak but valued at $929 million by "forbes" magazine. it isn't clear how much of the team limbaugh is attempting to buy. >>> "the new york times" reports 45 nba players returned to work on their degrees. that's about 10% of the league. well, this is the first year the nba players union is tracking this.

but it's got eb enough elbow room to really allow me to experiment nightly. and to allow the emotional thread to follow, to lead me. so i can literally follow my nose emotionally. and that's really allowed me to, i feel, open myself up to him. and i was always a little overwhelmed early on when you stand at the foot of the mountain and put yourself at the end of it. if you start to think of where you have to get to at the end of the evening, it's overwhelming. because it's such a long journey. what you have to do and it's interesting because this ultimately comes out in the play and in the part. is play it by the scene by scene line by line and shakespeare helps you to each moment. every time a new character comes on his energy changesment he carries an energy from one and puts it to another in the same way that he will take lines from characters and use them against them in another scene. and it is almost like a momentum that builds up. and before you know it you are three hours in and are you at a moment where he himself then says the readiness is all. and

statement for the new york attorney general, andrew cuomo, regarding ken lewis stepping down as ceo at the ebbed of the year. the statement reads, "ken lewis's decision to step down will have no impact on our continuing investigation." that is the very latest there. of course charlie gasparino first breaking the story, also saying his decision to step down was not a result of any regulatory action that he knew of. and we are hearing this from the attorney general's office, that the investigation will in fact continue. time now for sector trade in biopharma. the space getting lots of attention this morning on positive results for new drugs from novartis and orexigen and a mounting public concern for a deeper swine flu outbreak. is this a sector to watch this winter? we bring in mike huckman, our pharmaceuticals reporter, for the very latest. mike. >> yes. so no props except this sheet of paper with some notes on it, and no antics for you, but i do have some news although it pales in comparison to charlie gasparino's scoop. biocrist pharmaceuticals announced a while ago it's moving its anti-viral.

>> address the house for one minute, revise and ebs tend. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. >> thank you, mr. speaker. this week in congress -- this weekend congress will be ending and i had some interesting experiences to relate. in transportation committee today we had a hearing in one of our former members, now the secretary of transportation, ray lahood, republican member from illinois, secretary lahood reported to the committee that the arra is working, that much of the money has been spent or utilized in plans by fake government and there's lot of employment been made on building of roads and bridges and airports improvements and rail programs around the country. that people are going back to work. i also have an opportunitn tuesday to go to the nat institutes of health for a briefing. president obama announced that $5 billion has been spent on cancer research through n.i.h. i offered an amendment to the aara in the house for a $10 billion improvement. that didn't make it to the house but a similar proposal made i