does pull bark as senator coons is suggesting, to that effort? >> the u.n. secretary-general was just in the region a couple of weeks ago and made very clear to the presidents of the country, the people, and the u.n. family that we will be there side by side with the governments and peoples of the countries until there are zero cases. that's the only option. it's the only way to go. it's going to be hard getting there. i think everything senator coons just said is absolutely right about working with the communities, building and strengthening the national health care system so they can have good disease surveillance in place, so we can have early detection of small outbreaks and a quick response to snuff them out so two cases become zero rather than 20 or 200. we all recognize now that we have to do as the disease evolves and we move from the first phase to the current phase. the challenge will be execution, but we can't let up by any means until we're at zero. >> ifill: part of the execution-- and i want to direct this to both of you today-- we've heard pha

democrat chris coons. last month the president said there was one big issue delays a decision on keystone. here it is. >> you've been a nebraska judge that's still determining whether or not the new path for this pipeline is appropriate. once that is resolved, then the state department will have all the information it needs to make its decision. >> now, on friday the nebraska supreme court threw out that challenge to the pop line, but senator coons the white house still says that the president is going to veto a bill once it gets through congress as expected, and he'll send it back to the state department for more months of review. this process has been going on for six years sir. >> the process has taken a while. it was put on hold while nebraska citizens were asserting their rights in a nebraska court, but two things happened. first the nebraska court came to a final decision but second the house took up and passed the keystone pipeline bill that would take consideration out of the hands of the administr

coons -- constitution.y were saying representatives from municipalities are here. representatives from the third largest city and it holds a lot of influence in libya, because it makes up much of the libyan dawn forces. if they can bring them on board, that would be a positive sign. but the international community is trying to find an end to this crisis and left it up to the united nations. we have heard particularly european officials say time and time again that libya is at our doorsteps and we are under threat. so the international community pushing this process forward it will not -- it will definitely not be easy especially since there is a regional dimension to this whole conflict. >> okay. we'll leave you to go back into the press conference. thank you. >>> still ahead on al jazeera, the pope visits northern sri lanka urging forgiven for what he calls the evil done during the civil war. >>> and al jazeera finds there are a number of problems with the registration process. >> monday. the most secretiv

to get directly to the point that senator coons brought up, you will pass it and send it to the president will you have 67 votes in the senate to override the president's veto? >> as to what is the president doing, actions speak louder thanrd withs. he delayed the roth for six years and americans won world war ii in less than six years so he is trying to defeat the project with endless delays which is why it is important that congress act. as far as getting it passed and overriding a veto we go back to the merits. it is about america and jobs and economic growth and increasing the g.d.p. $3.4 billion and it is about national security by achieving energy security. look you have an overwhelming majority of the public that wants this done. the latest fox poll on this issue, 68 percent of americans want the keystone xl pipeline pipeline built and every state seven states have approved it and the only thing holding it up is president obama. >> let me ask a direct question do you at this one moment have the 67 votes to override the veto? >> we have 63 but we are going to the floor with an open

senator chris coons of delaware said the ebola situation is improving in liberia. he just returned from a trip to west africa at the end of december. senator coons said the u.s. troops dispatched to the region have made great improvements. he is calling for a new strategy to help liberians take over the work started by u.s. troops. >>> well the holiday shopping sales are over but experts say you can still find some great bargains in january, if you have any patience and will left to shop. the study shows many electronics stores are getting their new products in soon. that means they need to sell off the old ones. also, "consumer reports" say january is a great time to find deals on bedding, winter clothes and toys. >>> now, your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> don't need your umbrella today, just need to bundle up. it's getting colder by the minute thanks to strong winds. right now 42 degrees here at nbc 10 at 4:27. jillian mele is in the first alert traffic center. good morning jillian. >> good morning to you, bill. so far, so good on a lot of the majors including

coons who was in the hot zone last month says sending in 101st airborne made the big difference.e said their ability to get into remote areas and establish labs and treatment centers brought the epidemic from 100 cases a day in september down to 10 new cases a week. >> our decisive intervention has changed the trajectory of the epidemic in liberia and saved tens of thousands of lives. >> coons warns the disease is still raging in sierra leone and guinea and the u.s. needs to make sure it stays under control in liberia. he's asked the president to help liberians take control of the infrastructure that the u.s. troops helped build there. >> still to come on "action news" tonight we're learning more about the young girl who was the only survivor of a plane crash with her familiar. her amazing story of survival coming up. >> ♪♪ hey, i lost my debit card. do you guys do instant replacement? (snap!) what just happened? check your wallet. no. ...no way. your debit card should arrive in 7-10 business days. it's time to bank human again. get debit cards on the spot, and no monthly fee che

senator chris coons of delaware said the ebola situation is improving in liberia. he just returned from a trip to west africa at the end of december. senator coons said the u.s. troops dispatched to that region have made great improvements. he's now calling for a new strategy to help liberians take over the work started by those u.s. troops. >>> north korea is slamming the u.s. for imposing sanctions against several government officials in the wake of the sony cyber attack. a statement from north korea's foreign ministry accused of u.s. of stirring up hostility toward pyongyang. the u.s. imposed the sanctions on friday calling it an opening move in response to the hacking. north korea continues to deny any involvement. >>> it is 5:15. after a two-week vacation president obama is back in washington this morning and getting ready to work. the first family returned from hawaii yesterday. now the president is preparing for a multicity campaign leading up to his state of the union address later this month. during that tour president obama is expected to emphasize the ag

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officials just back from west africa: the united nations' anthony banbury and delaware senator chris coons. good evening, i'm gwen ifill. >> woodruff: and i'm judy woodruff. also ahead this tuesday: mexico's president visits the white house amidst allegations of corruption and police abuses. >> ifill: plus: how peru is using the latest drone technology to protect the country's archaeological heritage from encroaching development. >> these are only tools, means to an end.

and we'll check in with delaware senator chris coons just back from liberia with report on what is right and what's wrong why the effort to combat ebola. all-star panelist of analysts because this is "face the nation." captioning sponsored by cbs good morning thousands of police officers from all over the country are gathering for the funeral of win january liu one of the police officers associated two weeks ago in the wake of the fewer other over the deck of eric garner at the hands of the new york police department. one of those attending the funeral is new york's democratic senator charles schumer we spoke to him earlier. senator, as you and literally thousands of people from across the nation gather to honor officer liu hanging overall of it is this nasty situation that's developed between the mayor and new york police department. we now understand that arrests are down 66%, traffic citations down 90%. every category of arrest statistics show dramatic drop. what is going on here and is this reaching a crisis state? >> no, i don't think it is, bob. let me first say today is day honor

senator coons said the troops dispatched to the region have made great improvement.ng for a new strategy to help liberiaens take over the work started by u.s. troops. >>> i'm vince la tanzia. what's the flu like in our area? i spoke with health experts about where the virus spread stands locally. three things you can do to becoming victim. get the full story exclusively on the nbc 10 app for iphone. jacqueline? >>> the casino industry in atlantic city has taken another hit. the casinos and the legislature formed an alliance to help promote the city. some have0d proposed getting rid of the alliance so its $30 million budget can be used in other ways. >>> the holidays are over but not the holiday shopping season. experts say january is the ideal time to make some big purchases. what you need to know about electronic steals and more. sheena? >> we have snow heading our way just in time for tomorrow morning's commute. coming up i'll show you a closer look at the timing. how much to expect and some really cold temperatures later this week. that's next. >>> here are some o

we will talk to senator jeff coons from delaware.liberia, he is the first congressional official to go over there as i understand it and he has come back with a report on what we're doing right and what we're doing wrong. you know, we have a couple thousand u.s. troops over there, building clinics and so fun. we will get a debrief from him an how that is working and what need to be done and what we cannot do. because he really thinks there is some things that we need to change about that whole mission over there we will talk to him about that. we will also talk about this unease i conversation about race in america that continues to go on this morning. of course, there is a funeral for second of those police officers in new york, who was assassinated. there is a real breach between new york's mayor and the new york police department. it looks like there is some sort of a work slow down there, arrests are dramatically done bias much as 66 percent. even writing traffic tickets, which of course, most people would be kind of happy about

. >>> senator coons was on tv.hen vice president biden when is period in his daughter's ear. >> does she think that the vice president is creepy? >> no. he's known my kids their whole life. >>> oregon and ohio state face off tonight. this picture, with the oregon mascot and wished the team luck. ohio congressman tim ryan posted this pic on instagram cheering on the buckeyes. the governors of ohio and oregon have a bet. now, if the ducks lose he'll offer up a local beer six pounds of cheese. new jersey chris christie who's a huge cowboy fan, took some heat last night. paul ryan tweeted this pic, after the packers defeated the cowboys, he tweeted, governor christie, do you need a hug now? that's your morning's dish of scrambled politics. >>> i'm joined by jane item. world leaders gathered in france over the weekend. they gathered in support and unity against terrorism. we have all kinds of leaders. noticeably absent was president obama and vice president biden. >> they have scheduled didn't permit. but other world le

senator coons. >> thank you, chairman grassley. ms. lynch congratulations on your historic nomination and your very fine conduct in the hearing today. the attorney general of the united states, one of the most important offices for which this committee has oversight responsibility and consent responsibility. the current attorney general eric holder has served with distinction under trying circumstances. for better or worse the attorney general often serves as a lightning rod for those in this body with complaints about the administration and i think it takes special mettle to deal with that incoming fire while remaining composed and focused on a forward-looking agenda. i'm interested in hearing how you plan on carrying forward on issues related to rivity -- privacy, i.t. protection, and voting rights, racial profiling. as successful as attorney general holder has been, there remains important progress to make in just two years in this -- and just two years in this administration to make it. first if i could about state and local law en

senator coons said the situation there is improving. he said the u.s.at job. the senator plans to send a memo to president obama calling for that strategy change which includes having liberians take over the work started by u.s. troops. >>> an american health care worker who was exposed to ebola while working in sierra leone is under observation at a nebraska hospital. a patient was greeted by paramedics in full body gear after landing in omaha yesterday afternoon. the health care worker will stay at the hospital for 21 days and be monitored for signs of ebola. >>> jury selection will begin today in the boston marathon bombing trial. the jurors will be picked from a pool of 1,200 people. here's a live picture right now of the suspect, dzhokhar tsarnaev. well, we've been tracking that. we've actually been watching the caravan carrying him, transporting him from the jail to the courthouse for the start of the trial. the selection process, the jury selection process is expected to take weeks because the law requires selecting juror members without strong o

. >>> and to our own scientist now, coons 7 news meteorologist drew tuma with the forecast. >> i likerizzle happening overnight especially north bay. and that's where live doppler 7hd was tracking drizzle this morning but that's moved out and ruling now we have dry sky. we had sunshine earlier on but that sunshine has now faded behind a thick veil of cloud cover ahead of our next cold front, that will luckily bring us showers overnight. temperatureswise, if you're stepping outside this evening it's comfortable. 59 san carlos. a 57, san francisco, 52 fairfield. 58, san jose. right now, oakland 56 degrees. satellite and radar shows you the cold front. clouds approaching from the west. showers the heaviest in washington and in oregon right now, and most of the rain going to stay north of the bay area again. the reason why high pressure keeping moisture into canada. we'll see a couple of drops especially after midnight tonight. so take you through the forecast into future mode overnight tomorrow morning by 9:00 on sunday, it is a few pops of showers popping up around santa rosa, napa. so

delaware senator chris coons is top democratic on key congressional subcommittee on african affairs just back from liberia where where he went to assess u.s. efforts to ebola efforts. senator, i think everyone appreciate, is that you're doing what a subcommittee chairman ought to do that is go where most important thing foreign relations, could have gone to paris or rome you went to liberia because that's where couple of thousand -- trying to work with this ebola epidemic. just give me a debrief here what are we doing right on this, how is this thing going and anything we're doing wrong. >> first, great news. something about which all americans can be, should be proud. i went to visit our 2400 trips from the 101st airborne to see the work that they have done. they have done remarkable work, they and doctors and nurses of the cdc and uniform public health service turned the corner on the ebola epidemic. but i'm calling for a change in strategy by the pentagon. we can't declare mission accomplished withdraw too early here. we can bring home a thousand or more of these troops now. they are

todd coone owns in hamilton p t.ng the waiting game. for the most part we've experienced light flurries the heaviest stuff expected to come overnight, but already this storm is having an impact. >> barnes & noble had a sign out front saying the store will open late, if at all on tuesday. truck driver mosts saturday idle with new england getting hard his hall postponed. i guess i'm going to sit right here. > you're just going to wait it out. >> yeah. > new jersey transit service halted only when weather permits trains and buses will resume. we caught up with riders on one of the last buses still operating before the transit system shutdown at 8. shannon wilson depends on the get to work. >> what are you going to do tomorrow? >> stay? n. > the store comes with the activation of the new jersey state operations center, the state police wants drivers to stay off roads even after the heaviest snows arriving overnight stop. with the high winds that are being predicted by the national weather service we're looking at possibl

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coons: mr. president, i ask that the proceedings under the quormquorum call be vitiated. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. coons: come to the floor at the start of this new year and new congress to speak about how we can and why we must work together to improve the affordable care act. since work on health care reform really began in earnest in 2009, debate in this chamber and across this country has too often been defined by fantastic claims and fear fearmongering and in the midst of this division, i feel too often the experiences of real people have been lost. while politicians on both sides cling to their sacred cows, too many americans become casualties of our divided politics. and i think on few issues has this been more true than on health care. mr. president, critics of the affordable care act seem locked into the belief that it will bring about america's demise, despite little evidence to support that. too often they've been unable or unwilling to grapple with the reality of those whose lives the law has forever change for the better. on the other side

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coons: mr. president i ask unanimous consent to set aside the pending amendment so i can call up my amendment coons number 115. the presiding officer: is there objection? without objection, the clerk will report. the clerk: mr. coons proposes an amendment numbered 115. at the appropriate place -- coons keystone x.l. pipeline ask unanimous consent that further read -- mr. coons: i ask unanimous consent that further reading be dispensed with. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. coons: this amendment recognizes that climate change is not a hoax, it is a reality and we need to do some things together to begin to plan for and prepare for the inevitable impacts on our infrastructure. as someone who was in local government tore long time before coming to this body, i was a county executive, i have a sense of what it means to our states, municipals tribal governments counties to have to prepare for plan for and deal with the inevitable consequences, the impacts on our local infrastructure of t

officials just back from west africa: the united nations' anthony banbury and delaware senator chris coons. good evening, i'm gwen ifill. >> woodruff: and i'm judy woodruff. also ahead this tuesday: mexico's president visits the white house amidst allegations of corruption and police abuses. >> ifill: plus: how peru is using the latest drone technology to protect the country's archaeological heritage from encroaching development. >> these are only tools, means to an end.

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i didn't often agree with marvin miller but marvin said when he was fighting with coon which was a da daily occurrence i represent the players, the commissioner doesn't represent the players. and life evolves as in everything else. so the commissioner, i can never complain about owner interference in my 23 years we've done a lot and there are things that i wanted to do. but after all the owners own the teams and one has to be sensitive to that. >> what does that mean sensitive it to? in the end they can vote you out of office. >> they have. they renewed me four times. but the answer to your question is yes. what i would say what i've told people over and over and i would say this to you it's a political job. there is no question about it that people have said well bud was a politician. i like 30-0 votes because it's a manifestation of unitty. and i like that. but the fact of the matter is that after tall owners have to vote on everything of significance and you better convince them and do what you think is in the best interest in the end. but the commissioner does discipline and do th

. >>> chris coons will be sworn in. he returned from a trip to liberia. he says that the crisis is being managed and the u.s. needs a new strategy. this was his first term. he won a special election in 2010 to fill vice president biden's old seat. the top priority is creating jobs for south jersey families. he served the last two months of rob andrews' term after he resigned his seat. >>> this afternoon at 3:00 "ellen" is all new. then it's nbc 10 at 4:00. the case of the stolen statue. a post-christmas crime right outside ofedde of a new jersey church. the video that police hope will help them crack the case. >>> glenn "hurricane" schwartz here now with another check of your snowy forecast. >> we can see it back there. if you can see any of the buildings, it's not accumulating too fast at least in philadelphia itself. so we continue to see some of the light snow tapering to flurries this afternoon. not a lot of additional accumulation if any. we have a refreeze tonight. then we have those bitter gusty winds tomorrow afternoon creating some of the coldest

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felix coones is one of those passengers and joins me now by phone. felix, you've been giving blow-by-blow accounts on your twitter page. we've been showing some of the images that you snapped. according to your recent tweets it looks like you and the other passengers have just been relocated. is that right? >> that's right, craig. we've just gone -- i've been here about han hour and a half shower and try to take a nap. there's so much excite on my twitter feed, i don't think i'm going to get to that until i get on the plane. but that's fine. >> what happened last night? walk us through it. >> we had various issues. first a man was planted on the plane and then seemed to recover and then fainted again. we had to go back to the stand after an hour of deizeing and get him loaded with paramedic. and then we had to deice again. as we were taxiing the pilot came on and told us that we had to cancel the flight. each one of these items that i mentioned takes about an hour a time so we were on the plane for about 5 1/2 hours before it cancelled. >> what were

our stephanie ramirez had this exclusive interview with lieutenant steven coon of the d.c. department. >> metro doesn't like having the third rail power cut. it stops traffic, it stops revenue flow. metro can't sit on every incident and try to handle it themselves before they call 911. they've got to call us right away. i think the single biggest thing they can is make sure that the communications works down there. >> the ntsb investigation will likely take some time but they will report their initial findings to congress in a hearing on wednesday. back to you in the studio. >> all right, reporting live from northeast d.c. this morning. meanwhile investigators are still piecing together what happened when shots were fired outside vice president biden's home in delaware on according to secret service shots were fired from a vehicle driving down a public road outside the secure perimeter. there's no known motive for the shooting and there are knossos picks at this time. >>> a pro test against police violence is planned on this martin luther king day. the coalition against pol

you coon see some snow out there sue serio has your totals. we have been scrolling along on the bottom of the screen. kid so exited to to, just that. we're looking forward to this, snow day. hopefully they have snuff snow to play in. >> you can play basketball kick ball or something. you can make this a fun day. >> you will be the best mom some day. >> i hope so. i want to be a fun mom. you have to get creative or snow days. good day, it is tuesday january 27th. we're on earlier this morning. we're getting you all of the coverage this morning. lets get to sue to get new updated totals for today. >> we will look at bus stop buddy and yes, as you mention add lieutenant of schools are closed but here's what we want to know, from you, gist let us necessity fur kiddies going to school today and, going to school and let us know. it is in the as much snow on the ground as there could have been, having said that it is snowing right now and windy right new with temperatures in the 20's. we will give you a three out of ten today. and, i decided to call

. >> a total of ten coon hound mix puppies. small, but severely mal nourish mother. >> i don't think the pup boys have survived let alone her. so i think it would have been a real tragedy. >> since then, they've all been nursed to good health, just like the other 200 animals there is non-profit cares for. >> we've had animals from rabbits to cats to old dogs thrown over our fences in our gate. >> committed providing life-long homes for animals lisa takes in animals that will never be adopted because of old age disabilities, or medical conditions. the puppies have none of those issues. >> she took great care of them. >> just a cautionary tail of how fragile life specially in frig i conditions can be. >> we just want them to have a great home, and not go through what she did. you know, have a home that will love them and treat them well. >> that's a happy ending there. but how much more does it take to just take the dole inside? >> exactly right. you know what? here is the deal today. it was a very bad day for orange sweater wear

senator coons. >> thank you senator. too support the administration's strong and persistent and determined efforts to bring iran to the table. and congressionally enacted and administratively implemented sanctions have made a critical difference in changing the trajectory of iran's illicit nuclear weapons program. like many of my colleagues, i have deep suspicion of iran's intentions and actions rooted in their human rights violations their support for terrorism regionally and around the ç÷@pworld. developments even today in yemen that suggest they continue to engage in activities not not just their illicit nuclear weapons program but in many other ranges that should give us deep pause about any agreement with them. nonetheless, i think you've made significant progress in getting them to the table and in continuing negotiations. but i will just reassert that no deal is better than a bad deal and that a deal we cannot ultimately enforce and that we cannot ultimately live with in terms of where it leaves us in the long ter

. >>> the spread of ebola will be topic on face the nation broadcast, delaware senator chris coons will be on the show, to speak about his recent trip to liberia again this morning at 10:30 here on cbs-3. bob schieffer will be along in the next hour with the preview of today's show. >>> all right. 7:15. it will cost you you more to drive the pennsylvania turnpike today. motorist will pay an extra 5 percent, higher rates apply to cash customers and those with e-z pass. turnpike officials say increase will reduce a state transportation funding short fall, and also help reconstruct roadway and actually widen it to six lanes. >>> bottom dollar food stores are closing for good. sixty-six stores in philadelphia and in pittsburgh will close by january 15th at the the very latest. now their parent company announced last month that the size would be sold to the aldi super market chain. aldi plans to expand operations in the u.s. but has in the said if they will reopen closed sites. >>> right now 6:17. lets get a check of the forecast mother nature just can't seem to make up her mine carol. >> to

coons: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from delaware. mr. coons: mr.nt i come to the floor this evening to speak about our ongoing debate about the keystone x.l. pipeline and the need for this debate to shift to a much larger conversation. tonight as we're continuing what has now been a week and a half of debate in our senate about this single foreign-owned pipeline, it is my hope that we will begin a larger, broader conversation about america's energy and climate needs. we have so far voted on amendments confirming that climate change is real, on the future of natural gas and oil exports, on energy efficiency provisions and rules to ensure that we "buy american," and on funding for the land and water conservation fund and the oil spill fund. i, myself, have an amendment it's number 115 that i am hoping we will get a chance to take up and debate and pass one that recognizes that given that the senate has acknowledged the reality of climate change we must now move forward to take action to prepare to adapt to those changes changes that have already begu

, that's because kids come from central america, and they have not been screened for mmr advantage coonat's -- vaccine. stuart: that's the measles vaccine. >> i asked cdc about this, and they're not denying it. it might have come from down there, but once it gets to disneyland, the problem is the state of california does not have the highest compliance rate with the mmr vaccine either. no child gets it before the age of 1. we don't start with the mmr vaccine until the age of 1 because they can't mount an immune response. they get the second one before they go to school but a lot of parents are saying, no, they're signing something and saying no we don't want it, putting other chirp at risk. -- other children at risk. stuart: the cdc is backing up what i've been saying all along i don't want to get a flu shot, they say it's only 23% effective this year. come on, doctor. >> first of all, it's going to be about 40% effective by the end of the year when the other strains come in. they come in late in the year. those haven't been added to the picture yet. second no downside to getting this v

we will protect intellectual property rights in ard coons with the law and do our best to encourage environments that tolerate failure. we will protect all sorts of lawful property rights. to transform the traditional engine of growth we need to focus on increasing the supply of public business. china has made remarkable economic achievements, but inadequate supply of public goods and services remains a weak link in development. china's capital stock and public infrastructure in per capita terms is only 38% that of western europe and 23% that of north america. the development of its service sector is 10 percentage points lower than other developing countries at similar development levels and its rate of urbanization is more than 20 percentage points lower than developed countries. this means a massive space for increasing public goods and services. to deliver such public goods and services is the government's responsibility. and improving people's lives, also generates more demand. this year we have identified some key areas for investment including building railways in sichuan and western provi

i thought the coon was robbing the dog food again. >> what would you say to that little girl if or whene's alive. and tell her how brave she is. outstanding. >> the girl has been treated for injuries at a local hospital and has been released. though police have not yet released her name. joining me now on the phone is former nbc aviation correspondent bob hager. bob, over the years you've reported on so many of these tragic stories for nbc. but have you ever heard of any story quite like this with a single sole survivor a child, 7 years old. >> this is miraculous particularly how she works her way through the woods. i covered one where there was a single survivor. it was 28 years ago back in detroit. and that was a 4-year-old girl. and she is alive today. she was badly injured. it was a trash on takeoff of northwest airlines from the detroit airport. she was sitting near the rear of the plane. and that sometimes makes a difference because it's a more structurally sound part of the plane. but when the plane crashed, he was thrown free. the cases that i know of oftentimes it depends a lot

i've looked at chris coons or mark warner who i have dealt with on a bipartisan basis. the day, the reason the american people are elected, a majority of the republicans in the house and senate is because they disagreed with some of the policies in place, policies that democrats have advocated for. why would we now turn our back on the clear mandate? >> do you want to be president of the united states? >> i think it comes down to a simple question. where is the best place for me to achieve the agenda contained in my book? where is the best place for me to achieve that? is it in a majority in the u.s. senate or running for president of the united states and hopefully succeeded. that's the decision i have to make at this stage in my life. >> what is your family in favor of? >> which ever choice i make. that's a big consideration. it's my number one consideration, after my faith, because i think their lives will change too. and we've sur mounted that. it comes down to the fundamental question where can i pursue this agenda at this stage in my career. >> when will you make

senator coons will get his first vote on an amendment today. now, all of these amendments aren't the only way the senate is working again for the american people. another example is going to happen on thursday. the energy and natural resources committee is going to hold a hearing on a bill that i introduced earlier this month. we've got four republican sponsors on that bill and four democrat sponsors, senators heinrich kaine and and now senator toomey, a republican, has added on and senator udall so now there are five democrat and five republican cosponsors. this is an idea the house passed last year with bipartisan support. 46 democrats voted in favor of increasing exports of liquefied natural gas. the house is expected to vote and pass a bill like this this week. this is an idea that has bipartisan support in the senate as well. so it should be a no-brainer. plans to send american energy overseas are wrapped up in washington red tape. and americans who are eager for the jobs on these projects continue to wait. this bipartisan bill will do a l