evan bayh, former governor of indiana to talk about hillary clinton. she just answered some of the charges that came out in the new book. we'll get evan bayh's take coming right up. "after the bell" starts right now. david: breaking down today's action with our panel, we have time lieden from etf trends. he is telling us why he is betting on small caps. he is in new york. jeff saut from raymond james waiting for the s&p to breach a key level. el tell us what that is and what too do. mash sebastian from the cme. any assurance, mark, that these levels are going to stick? >> well, no, but you know, friday felt like a one-off event. this greece stuff is so overblown. i feel like we're manditorily required about it at least once a quarter. otherwise u.s. markets have to shut down. this is silliness. china story from over the weekend was interesting. all this talk about new regulation. david: right. >> what we didn't know they would announce some easing with that. that really gave the markets some relief. that is why we saw a real pop. something really inter

david: evan bayh, i will stick with you. isn't that something you're born with.er you have it or you don't? >> david, there is some truth. the old test was which candidate would you sit down have a beer with. david: exactly. >> we'll only know that in the fullness of time. i would say this. looking at announcement if the anger and frustration is directed at washington i think a lot of americans can receipt to that. david: i think that is his message exactly. evan bayh, thank you very much. ladies. could your financial advisor's bias be losing you money? we'll ask our panel about this. liz? liz: they create every seven to 10 jobs? the u.s. are they optimistic? are they hiring now? what do they see for the year ahead? >>> 36 million americans sufficienter from migraines. one company is ready to help if you're in those millions. new drug starts to cure the pain in just section. we'll show you how it works. we're talking to the ceo. that's next. good. very good. you see something moving off the shelves and your first thought is to investigate the company. you are typ

evan bayh, former governor of indiana to talk about hillary clinton.e of the charges that came out in the new

has gotten to them, that they've gotten from the republicans like rand paul, while democrats like evan bayhmuch ado about nothing. take a listen. >> hillary clinton's argument, you've heard her argument for taking money from saudi arabia, she's going to do good things with it yet she's taking money from a country that percentsecutes women. what do they do in ber nye? you're stoned to death. >> she's not at the foundation anymore. secondly, it's all charitable work. fighting aids in africa climbed change responding to earthquake disaster relief in haiti. >> despite that good work, it's interesting that at least so far hillary clinton has not been citing the foundation's good work out on the campaign trail. it's only been a few days. maybe she'll have a chance next week. we're just learning tonight on monday and tuesday she's going to new hampshire for round two of this campaigning. i'm told she'll go to a series of these battleground key early states. about two days of campaigning per week until mid may. then she's planning a big speech in the middle of may to lay out what she learned on thi

since the enactment of the national alzheimer's project act which i co-authored with then-senator evan bayh in 2011. i don't need to tell the people in this room what a devastating disease alzheimer's is. it exacts a tremendous personal and economic toll on the individual, the family, and our society. in addition to the human suffering it causes alzheimer's costs the united states more than $226 billion a year, including $153 billion in costs to medicare and medicaid. these costs will skyrocket as the baby boom generation ages. already our nation's most costly disease, alzheimer's is projected to cost more than $1.1 2050 if nothing is done to change its current trajectory. alzheimer's is also one of our nation's leading causes of death. the cdc lists alzheimer's as the sixth leading cause of death overall, and the fifth leading cause of death for those 65 and older. other estimates put the mortality rate much higher at number three, right behind cancer and heart disease. moreover and most frustrating alzheimer's is the only one of our nation's deadliest diseases without an effective means o

since the enactment of the national alzheimer's project act which i co-authored with then-senator evan bayh in 2011. i don't need to tell the people in this room what a devastating disease alzheimer's is. it exacts a tremendous personal and economic toll on the individual, the family, and our society. in addition to the human suffering it causes alzheimer's costs the united states