pulled up to ten thousand being to continue them injured the philippine authorities determined that david steele who tries to help the typhoon survivors. the most powerful typhoon destroyed entire village is inflated to the coast. when the typhoon was approaching the authorities evacuated thousands of people from the coastal zone covers the central regions of the country less destruction been expected. according to weather forecasters would speed up that i consider reached three hundred kilometers per hour thousands of soldiers in these workers are trying to reach the remote areas the biggest damage was done to dive into some are gifted with the hurricane produced three meter high waves water supply and electricity systems were completely destroyed. the storm subsided only after claiming a dozen lives in china and vietnam the world did not remain indifferent to this tragedy in this regard the un secretary general by whom the permanent representative of the philippines the brunt of our lord. they reported that the delivery of the humanitarian aid to the country has begun. in total the united nati

that steel, copper -- david: that does depend on credii holding up. and so far it has held up there. some people think it might be ready to crack. if we put up, paul, two of your picks, two of your pharmaceutical picks, abbott labs and tara pharmaceuticals, i think it is interesting you're going to pharmaceuticals. it is really an obamacare play if you will as doctors get stretched with obamacare and clearly with all the extra people to insure there will be fewer doctors, they will be prescribing more pills. take two pills call me in the morning so pharmaceuticals might do well, right? >> you don't have to be a brain surgeon to understand we'll add another 20 million people to medicaid. there will be 32 million formerly uninsured people put on the system. the irony of this, is that, those people, the formally uninsured, tend to be buyers of brand name pharmaceuticals and they don't buy generics. and so i think the pharmaceutical companies are particularly going to benefit from obamacare and especially those with, with non-generic brand names. david: f

massachusetts democratic party chairman, former rnc chairman and msnbc political analyst michael steele, davidmarkable life and turbulent times of joseph kennedy. and kerry kennedy. david, i'll start with you. in looking at joseph p. kennedy sr., is this the story that history sort of tells and the story we got there, this was maybe a man with his own ambitions and a bad judgment call during world war ii sort of caused him to pivot and focus on the ambitions of his children. is that what happened? >> somewhat. i think joe kennedy knew he was smart enough to know that he wasn't going to get elected. country wasn't ready for an irish catholic president who spoke his mind. there was talk in 1940 if roosevelt didn't run for a third term, maybe, maybe kennedy, but he knew that wasn't in the cards. what he did know was that the next generation, the next generation had a chance. the next generation had a chance to make that move from outsider irish catholics into washington and the white house. >> and, phil, in massachusetts, sort of the epicenter of the kennedy political world, can you talk about wh

steel. y...st... you're--you're not from paper? >> no. >> does david know this? >> yeah, he knows.d manager. >> oh... well that actually, is a...excellent segue into really what is my only point. i--i don't need to be managed, charles. and if you want to pick up some tips observing here and taking them to the other branches, it's all good. but jan would mostly come by when she was super horny. and ryan would come by to visit his parents and do laundry. so... are we clear? >> that's not how i plan on doing things. >okay. okay. well, i'll just bounce that off david, see if it comes back. >> i'll tell david what he needs to know. sory. david wants it this way. >> well, whatever david wants... >> okay. >> michael scott calling for david. well, just tell him to call me asap as possible. thanks. >> oh, michael. come on, no. you have to charm them. [ringing over intercom] [sighs] >> david wallace's office. >> hey there, gorgeous. how you doing today? >> i'm good, thank you. >> how's it hanging? all right. >> good. listen, my name is michael...scotch, and i just wanted to say... that i've

steel cables. the frames get rid of the energy by rock and deforming. civil engineer davidarr owns a company, that build the orinda, california if city hall. you can see how the rocking frames are built into the are foundation. >> these cables are the spring and at the base are the steel angle is that shosh the energy. they work together creating the dynamic system of the building. >> how safe is this building? >> meant to be 25, this 30% stronger than an ordinary building. >> safer than your own house? >> yes, absolutely. >> so the future looks bright and safe in earthquake country. if they can build a safe bridge in the middle of two faults, the thinking is, anything can be safe. >> do you see a day when all new buildings and structures would implement some of this new technology? >> we hope. you would think in cities when a big earthquake comes it would be an inconvenience, rather than a disaster and this rock frame is part of the technology. >> very interesting. what about a place like bolivia where you come from and there's a lot of earthquake risk? >> this is a techno

massive steel frame would travel via caterpillar track, similar to the ones used on army tanks. davidll be fed chair nominee janet yellen's confirmation. look at futures they are way up after her earlier comments. liz: stay tuned. "money" with -- melissa: it is the big money story everyone is talking about today. you are either going to start taking cholesterol-lowering drugs or paying for someone in your network to. more people, more pills, it means more of your money. because at the end of the day it is always about money. melissa: well, if you didn't have high cholesterol yesterday, you might now. your doctor's opinion could have changed overnight and it has got nothing to do with that bacon, egg and cheese you had for breakfast. new guidelines by the american heart association are going to get you started paying

steel were already priced in. so we saw this group really taking off today, really stellar performers. davide seeing year-to-date numbers going up. >> we'll watch for those in the four a.m. liz: finally blackberry struggling after the phone-maker announced stopping plans to sell itself. [closing bell ringing] the bells ring on wall street. blackberry, smacked down. look how stocks overall finished up. dow jones industrials up by 23 points. s&p 500 seeing a gain of six. nasdaq also higher. look at the russell 2000 a big gainer. adam: time for the front page news. billionaire steve cohen's hedge fund firm sac capital agreeing to plead guilty in a sweeping insider trading settlement with the government the firm will pay $1.2 billion on top of more than 600 million it already paid in penalties to the sec. liz: speaking of penalties johnson & johnson stock declined today after the consumer goods giant agreed to pay 2.2 billion so settle civil and criminal allegation that is it improperly marketed three of its prescription drugs. adam: twitter raising the price

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steel, starting to show some upward price action. but what do we also see? is there's a lot of shorts betting against those names. what's that mean? that's negativity. that's potential buying pressure -- davidich you love. you love to see that negativity in there because that gives you an -- gives you an opportunity to buy more. we've got to leave it at that, guys. ryan dietrich and larry silver, thank you very much. appreciate it. liz: thank you. >> thank you. david: coming down on -- coming back on "after the bell," we're going to go inside hp earnings and tell you where the company is seeing growth. liz: and winter weather starting to wall op the east coast. we're tracking how it could affect your travel plans. david: which brings us to our facebook question, have you changed your travel plans? log on to your tastebook page, tell us what you think and, of course, you can tweet us as well. your answers coming up at the end of the show. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] what if a small company became big business overnight? ♪ like, really big... then expanded? ♪ or their new product tanked? ♪ or not? what if they embrace new technology instead? ♪ imagine a company's future with the future of trading.