senator john grasso -- grasso sponsor though a bit -- legislation but a small example of the bipartisan group of policy makers to persuade not to veto every energy reform. we need to stop the run necessary burdensome regulations from the day before thanksgiving the epa proposed a new 626 page plus a 575 page appendix of the ozone standard of 70 parts per billion down from 75 parts per billion established by the bush administration. the epa suggest it would impose a cost of $15 billion per year on the nation not including california. another $106 billion per year on california alone. the national association of manufacturers shows a new ozone regulation threatens to be the most expensive ever imposed on industry in america. at 65 the ozone standard board pushed a large swath into non attainment with their quality standards with more localities to curb production to manufacture development and agricultural operations and economic growth. crude oil exports could also help producers shore up the economics of production and to give access to foreign markets is the topic that is just starting

john and pete najarian the co-founder of ohm, steve grasso is on the floor of the new york stock exchangend steve liesman has all of the headlines from day two of janet yellen's testimony on capitol hill. our game plan, what's ailing alibaba? after the biggest and most hyped ipo in history, the stock down 19% this year. star analyst bob peck on whether wall street was simply too bullish. the story on

john and pete najarian the co-founder of ohm, steve grasso is on the floor of the new york stock exchangeoday and steve liesman has all of the headlines from day two of janet yellen's testimony on capitol hill. our game plan, what's ailing alibaba? after the biggest and most hyped ipo in history, the stock down 19% this year. star analyst bob peck on whether wall street was simply too bullish. the story on retail. why sector few ru dana telsey is luke warm on the space and what that means to your money. we begin, though, with february on fire. what a month for the markets. the dow on pace for its best monthly point gain ever. the nasdaq going for its longest winning streak in five years. the vix sinking in oil on track for its first up month in the last eight as fed chair yellen takes to the hill for the second straight day. we haven't talked to you about what your takeaway from yellen yesterday was. markets seemed to like it. >> she's previewing what the march statement will be like, judge, so that was very positive in terms of the bulls and the doves out there. as far as the overall mar