. >>> this week's your biz selfie comes from elizabeth davis who owns you're so sweet in pennsylvaniaa former accountant who loved cooking, so she created her business who makes crepe cakes like the ones you see there. pick up your cell phone, take a picture and you in your business, no professional pictures, please. sends it to us at msnbc.com. or tweet @msnbc your biz. one of a group of people survived a plane crash in the ades. for three months he lived up there in the snow with no boots, no coats, no water, no food. he told us his story. he is a very successful businessman. what he was wanting us to get out of this is, look, business is hard. we're going to face hard things in business and in life. and we should face those things and but we need to remember at the end of the day what is important and keep your eye on that as you go through the hard things as you go through business. hug the ones you love. at the end of the day, that's what's important. of course we need to grow our companies and we want them to be successful for a million reasons. remember what is the most importa

davis in california. the former presidential candidate was asked about future candidates. elizabethwarned if they threw their hats in the:ring, they would need a high pain threshold because it's a higher standard for women. what does crying sexism do for hillary clinton and what does it do for us as a grieving nation? >> if i'm a democrat i have to be wondering why does hillary clinton keep reef litigating the 2016 campaigns over and over in the news. i get for a lot of democrats it's an emotional thing. they believe the he liks election was invalid and the only way she could have lost is she lost because people were sexist. it temperatures frustrating to me base want to see more women in politics. and i believe sexism is a real thing. but this message of you are a victim and you are never going to be able to succeed. is she the best person to be giving advice to people? >> she is like the friend that's been divorced four times that's telling you how to handle your marriage. she is packing up her stuff and moving to a third apartment. hillary has been throanl out of the bar and is s

chip davis is the president and chief executive of the trade association representing generic drug manufacturers. distributors and suppliers. elizabeth galina, senior vice president for government affairs and general counsel representing prescription drug wholesalers. welcome to you. mark merit, president and chief executive officer of the group that represents pharmacy management. and the executive of the largest association of pharmacists in the united states. ms. riley, let's go with you, then we'll hear from each witness. >> thank you, chairman alexander, ranking member murray and members of the committee for having me here today. in the past 20 years the food and drug administration has moved many drugs to market. through innovation, the hiv/aids death rate has dropped 86% from the mid 9 '90s. progress in the space of oncology have been heralded as game changers for patients facing serious conditions such as cancer. today, because of scientific advances many other conditions are now manageable and sometimes even curable. in the midst of the incredible scientific progress that we have seen, drug spending growth is actually declin

davis resigned on saturday. and nearly one third of the weinstein company's board resigned on friday. also in wake of the report, many congressional democrats including senate minority leader chuck schumer and senator elizabethren have given money they rec donation to weinstein to cha charity. weinstein and his family have given $1.4 million in political contributions since the 1992 election cycle nearly all of it to democrats. now harvey weinstein did issue this statement. "i came of age in the '60s and pots 70's were all the rules about behavior and workplaces were different. that was the culture then. i have since learn it's not an excuse. in the office or out of it to anyone i realize sometime ago that i needed to be better person and my under actions with the people i work with have changed. i appreciate the way i've behaved with colleagues in the past has cost a lot of pennine sincerely apologize for it but all while saying that weinstein and his legal team have also criticized the new york times reporter announcing that he was intending to file a lawsuit again the newspaper for $50 million in damages. of course, the latest word this morning is that the weinstein company will actually change its name a

davis resigned on saturday and nearly one third of the weinstein company's board resigned on friday. now also in the wake of the report many congressional democrats including chuck schumer and senator elizabethey they have received as a donation from weinstein to charity given more than $1.4 million in contributions since the election cycle nearly all of it to democrats. harvey weinstein did issue this statement. he said i came of age in the 60 and 70's when all the rules about behavior in work places were different. that was the culture then. i have since learned it's in the an excuse. in the office or out of it to anyone. i realize sometime ago that i needed to be a better person and the reactions with the people i work have changed. i appreciate the way i have behaved with colleagues in the past has caused a lot of pain and i sincerely apologize for it. but all while saying that, weinstein and his legal team have also criticized the new york times report announcing that he was intending to file a lawsuit against the newspaper for $50 million in damages. and the latest word this morning is that the weinstein company will change its name as an individual with knowledge of the company said t