a manager who worked at delphi, delphi facility in michigan, was so devoted to the people he supervised that he volunteered to retire rather than lay off some workers. then four months after his retirement, he found out he was losing 40% of his pension and awful his health care -- and all of his health care coverage. most of what was left of his pension would go towards paying the cost of his health care, and it was deaf tating to him and his family. so we have in this health -- this extenders bill, this expire act, the health coverage tax credit, which was created for people like this. and i'm proud to be a coauthor with senator brown, who's been a real leader on this, for people who have lost their benefits that were supposedly guaranteed to them. it does not restore their pension, but this credit pays 72.5% of their health care premiums, making it possible for retirees to afford coverage similar to what they earned when they were working. and frankly, it helps people that can't get helped in other ways, who really fell through the cracks. the credit expired at the end of 2013. the bi

one name to keep an eye on delphi.med each of the past januarys. >>> coming up on "street signs" we are going to look at some of the best performing stocks so far this month. and maybe the one thing they do or do not have in common. >> we are coming further off our lows. at one point the dow down 150 points and now down by 98. we have two market pros coming up. do stay tuned to hear what they have to say. location. location. (shouting) location. here's the location that matters the most. here. or here. or here. it's wherever this is. to get customers to come here and stay here, you're going to need an app that connects to all your systems. so they can bank, shop, do what they need to do, and you gotta do it fast. before the competition does. it's tough out here; you better be on the right cloud. today there's a new way to work. and it's made with ibm. e financial noise financial noise financial noise financial noise >>> stocks off the lows and the dow down close to triple digits. great to see you both. brian, we are do

goodyear tire and rubber, delphi and o'reilly automotive have risen double digit. many expect those to drive further gains next year. i'm morgan brennan. >>> wells fargo is now the most valuable u.s. bank ever. that's where we begin tonight's market focus. the firm surpassed citigroup's 2001 market record. with a market cap of more than $285 billion. the company, which counts warren buffett as its largest shareholder has doubled in size since 2008 with its purchase of wachovia. shares were off a fraction. >>> vail resorts says sales of new ski pass grew. the company also announced a $50 million investment plan. part of that will fund a connection between two of its utah locations to create what it says will now be the biggest single ski area in the u.s. despite that vail was down sharply today at 89.12. >>> sony was hit by another cyber attack today. the playstation online store hacked leading to a two-hour outage. sony says it's investigating the cause. the studio was hit by a massive attack that shut down its network for more than a week. shares slumped today abo

like "two days in new york" with julie delphy. people want to hire me in that all the time. or people who saw, "good hair." i am hoping i can combine the two. the critical acclaim of "good hair" and the money of "madagascar 3." >> bill murray is the guy you want to hang out with, and drop his money. >> charlie chaplin? >> he started this thing. the grand master flash of ha ha. >> people say, i love breakfast at tiffany's. you have not read truman capote? >> even jesus did not tell his followers everything. >> eddie murphy? >> i want set eddie murphy and michael jackson within two months, and eddie murphy was better. >> that kind of broke my heart. >> let me talk about heroes. charlie chaplin. chaplin, he blazed his own trail. he did exactly what he wanted to do. >> and he was funny. >> he was hysterical. he pretty much made what comedy was in its time. oody is a hero. >> he is more than a euro. he is who you want to be. >> in some aspects. [laughter] >> he is. >> that is what we all want. we all want a woody allen deal. we can cast anybody we want. re-shoots are in the budge

earth day itself, as you can see here, he is at a delphi university in new york where he gives a rip roaring speech castigating us for public smoking in the air. he said, "clean air is more important than a healthy economy." then he urged people to join planned parenthood to prevent overpopulation, which at the time was a big environmental concern. so, basically what we have is one of the most conservative members of the senate speaking and voting around 1970 in ways that it is impossible to imagine today. final thing. the glen canyon dam. anybody ever been to paige arizona? you might be familiar with lake powell. shrinking right now because of lack of water. goldwater had voted to approve that dam, even though it flooded one of the most scenic stretches of the colorado. by the mid-1970's, he had changed his tune because glen canyon dam -- it stops all the silt from going downstream. it ruined the beaches of the grand canyon. it reduced the temperature of the water to something like 47 degrees. you cannot swim in the colorado. as i once discovered when i was 17. thinking that it was