rights. >> that was joe manchin's commitment, but now manchin is working with president obama and new york mayor michael bloomberg. concerned? you should be. >> senator manchin was vilified by the nra. it was almost like a personal vendetta. so they chewed up one of their own. it was stupid, absolutely stupid. >> narrator: the nra activated its playbook, denouncing the legislation, alerting its members and threatening lawmakers. >> you can deal with any things you know up front you're dealing with. i knew they were not going to be supportive. i was fine with that. i didn't know that they would be in opposition as strong as they would and come out as strong as they did. >> narrator: but the democrats had a secret weapon, and one day she appeared on capitol hill... gabby giffords. giffords had been pro-gun, the proud owner of a glock 17 handgun. >> we must do something. it will be hard, but the time is now. you must act. be bold. be courageous. americans are counting on you. thank you. >> it's decision day for new gun control legislation in the senate. >> the first votes taken today on

rights. >> that was joe manchin's commitment but now manchin is working with president obama and new york mayor michael bloomberg. concerned? you should be. >> senator manchin was vilified by the nra. it was almost like a personal vendetta. so they chewed up one of their own. it was stupid, absolutely stupid. >> narrator: the nra activated its playbook, denouncing the legislation, alerting its members and threatening lawmakers. >> you can deal with any things you know up front you're dealing with. i knew they were not going to be supportive. i was fine with that. i didn't know that they would be in opposition as strong as they would and come out as strong as they did. you can see more tonight on frontline on pbs. economic your local listing for time. >> woodruff: each day, 46 people die in this country after overdosing on prescription painkillers. in 2012 alone, the c.d.c says 259 million prescriptions were written for painkillers-- enough to supply every american adult with a bottle of pills. now, many states are pushing back, including new york, tennessee, kentucky, florida and was

we'll turn now to senator manchin. and i, too, want to recognize these advertising -- three said passing over senator o's father just yesterday. she was due to join us at the committee, her first committee hearing here in the senate, and very sad day for her and her family and we want to acknowledge that and certainly offer our prayers. with that, i will turn to senator manchin. and then when senator manchin has concluded, i know that we have members that have other committee meetings that started at 11:00, and i'd like to know if we've got indulgence to perhaps move to any amendments that may be offered and move to take up the bill and at its conclusion, then, have an opportunity for members to provide additional comments. but i know that we're going to have some pressures on our time. with that, senator manchin. >> thank you very much. first of all, also my condolence s to senator capito and her family, which i have known most of my life. he was the only three-term governor we had in west virginia. he's definitely a

we'll turn now to senator manchin. and i, too, want to recognize the sad passing of senator cappy toe's father just yesterday. she was tudue to join us at the committee, her first committee hearing here in the senate, and very sad day for her and her family and we want to acknowledge that and certainly offer our prayers. with that i will turn to senator manchin. and then when senator manchin has concluded i know that we have members that have other committee meetings that started at 11:00 and i'd like to know if we've got indulgence to perhaps move to any amendments that may be offered and move to take up the bill and at its conclusion, then, have an opportunity for members to provide additional comments. but i know that we're going to have some pressures on our time. with that senator manchin. >> thank you very much. first of all, also my condolence condolences to senator capito and her family, which i've.sii known most of my life. he was the only three-term governor we had in west virginia. he's definitely a force in

pie don't know if senator manchin has comments he'd like to add. >> senator manchin? well, senator portman thank you for your leadership on this issue of energy efficiency. you and senator shaheen have been dogged in pursuing the larger bill over the course of several years now. you've had senator manchin's support. and you have had my support. and i think for good reason. you think about the energy portfolio that is strong and sensible. it's not just about increased production. it is about how we use our energy resources. whether they are our fossil-based fuels or whether they are our renewable energy resources but how we utilize, how we access, how efficient we are, how we're able to conserve these are policies that we must constantly be addressing updating and innovating on. leading on. and what you have outlined in your legislation i think is good, strong legislation. and i would like to see us be able to advance that. the fact that you have taken the slimmed-down version that the house passed out, as you note, 375 to 36 pretty overwhelming, and in its support i t

we have had a series of governors, one in particular named joe manchin - he is now a us senator - who has done everything he can to weaken the enforcement of environmental laws when it came to mining. he came out of the mining industry, he was beholden to the industry he has paid them back by appointing people who will not enforce the laws. joe manchin is one of west virginia's most prominent politicians - and one of the coal industry's strongest advocates in washington. since running for the senate in 2010, he's received over $660,000 from the mining industry - and nearly $100,000 from the chemical industry - not including a $225,000 ad buy. we wanted to ask him if his ties to industry impact his decisions on regulation and if january's spill has changed the way he views environmental enforcement at home. >> hey senator manchin, has the spill with freedom industries changed your view on government regulation in west virginia? >> the what now? >> the freedom industries spill, 300,000 thousand people? >> it's always very concerning - hey, i'm running into a meeting now - jon, set somet

i saw senator manchin -- i want to make sure because, senator manchin, you had an opportunity to take a point. i want to make sure there's -- senator cantwell. >> i could say one thing just so the clarity of everybody -- and i think members know this, but the reason why we didn't encourage members to have a full mark-up process here today is, first of all, we weren't sure we'd finish before the 5:00 vote on monday when we're going to vote on the motion to proceed to the rule 14 version of this bill, and usually in committee debate you debate a bill and then you pass it out and hope and pray that you get time on the floor. in this case, we are going to have time on the floor monday. so, anyway, just a point, if somebody thinks that -- why aren't we having more amendments, we are going to have lots of amendments on the floor. >> senator manchin. >> madam chairman, i'd like to amend the amendment. >> if you would like to speak to it. snild like to speak to it. basically, as i said, i agree child enticement change is real, climate change caws human activity, climate change has caused deva

joe manchin and senator hoeven has been trying to get the necessary votes. >> i certainly think theyget to 60. we did see senator manchin cross in committee and i think it will get more on the floor and 67 is a big reach and i think that the cap please don't in isolation. it is, as kevin said, will they put in the efficiency bill which is popular on both sides of the aisle? will draw enough votes? >> the united states is not always agreed with allies on issues that could be of mutual benefit. if president obama vetoes keystone come will irreparably harmed be done to the relationship between the u.s. and canada? >> i think this is an important consideration. the canadians are already upset. harm has been done to our power relationship with our most important trading partner and it would be more severely damaged by a veto. i think that is unwise. the stakes are too high, we have too many shared interests with canada, and it is not worth it over this pipeline to engage a further dispute with the canadians. >> kevin, you agree with that assessment? >> i absolutely agree with that. if you

. >> the new minority leader harry reid reid -- the bill sponsor joe manchin says he opens allowing amendments which reid rarely did will be in support of the bill. >> one's excited about getting down to business and getting something accomplished that has open access and an open process to it. so we're looking forward to that. >> reporter: in the house, john boehner was elected speaker for a third term. daniel webster receiving 12 votes, and ted yoho of florida earning two votes. after his victory, boehner sounded eager to get started. >> we'll begin our work on this common ground, taking up measures to develop north american energy, restore the hours of middle class workers and help small businesses hire more of our veterans. >> reporter: republican leaders say -- louisiana democrat senator mary landrieu was trying to save her job last month with the very same bill. >> mike emanuel live on capitol hill tonight. let's get more now on the president's approach to the new republican controlled congress. here's chief white house correspondent ed henry. >> reporter: president obama chose an in you

senator joe manchin and actually a total of 60 sponsors, i have filed s. 1, which is the keystone approvall. it's a very simple, straightforward bill. this is legislation that we've seen before in this body. what it does is under the commerce clause of the constitution it authorizes congress to approve the keystone x.l. pipeline project. i have got this chart here to

manchin, proposes an amendment numbered 99. ms. cantwell: i ask that further reading of the amendment be dispensed with. the presiding officer: without objection. ms. cantwell: mr. president i want to yield to senator boxer so she could call up her amendment. the presiding officer: the senator from california. mrs. boxer: i call up amendment 113. the presiding officer: the clerk will report the amendment. the clerk: the senator from california mrs. boxer, proposes amendment 113 -- mrs. boxer: i would ask it be considered as read, and i would ask to have two minutes just before the vote starts to explain this amendment. ms. murkowski: mr. president. the presiding officer: without objection. is there objection? ms. murkowski: reserving the right to object, i just want to make sure that we are understanding here the vote is scheduled to begin three minutes ago, and as part of the unanimous consent agreement there was not any time allowed for the boxer amendment for senator boxer to speak. i don't have a problem in giving -- mrs. boxer

so a little different but the one thing chris manchin to read at the very end of president bush's term was near the crisis. i remember being there and i was never one to have the government or the fed or the treasury secretary but i was sorry to if the bank could cash the checks. the bank across the street. it was a scary time so anyway that was 2009 after i already retired but i do remember being frightened about that it did no secretary paulsen said i wanted this authority. congress did derided but he had a lot of authority. that was a scary time. nasdaq went for 5,000 down at 1,000. there was a lot of things happening in a very short period of time and people were worried of a financial collapse we had not seen in our lifetime. its was scary. >> we will have to wrap it up. thank you to the panel for a fascinating discussion in. [applause] and with the coming of the new congress is in jail jury not just to pass new legislation but to restore some of the powers and i hope people have a chance to review it and see it on c-span to realize we have a road map to go forward. thank you very

manchin says he hopes that by allowing amendments to the bill, there will be more buy-in from senate colleagues. >> this sets the goal and sets the tenor of what we can do in this congress right now. so, i'm very pleased with that, and it's going to be i think, very active. i think it will be a very energetic process that we go through. everyone's excited about getting down to business and getting something accomplished but having open access and an open process. >> reporter: supporters of the keystone xl pipeline project believe they have the votes in both the house and the senate, but it's not over until they actually vote, chuck. >> you mentioned the senate over there. some of the very same faces with brand-new titles. >> reporter: well, that's right. harry weed, whoreid anow the minority leader, the democratic leader, but of the minority party, and mitch mcconnell is the new majority leader. >> the new republican majority accepted its new responsibility. we recognize the enormity of the task before us. we know a lot of hard work awaits awaits. we know many important opportunities

. >> while the bill has a show of democratic supporters including west virginia joe manchin. the white house said tuesday president obama will veto it. >> it's not altogether different than the legislation introduced in the last congress. if this bill passes this congress, the president wouldn't sign it either. >> reporter: the president is vowing to use the power of the pen in his final two years in office to defend his others as well. the president plans to build on his executive actions on climate change, immigration in cuba by high light new proposals on new homeownership, college education and jobs as part of a three-day multi-city tour beginning today. while the republicans appear to have enough votes to pass the keystone xl pipeline energy bill it's promised to few. president obama has only vetoed two bills in his six years, the fewest of any president since james garfield 100 years ago. anne-marie? >>> former he was sentenced to two years for public corruption. >> i disagree with the verdict that was rendered by the jury in this case. i have never, ever betrayed my sa

frustrated a bipartisan group of senators including joe manchin of west virginia who see this projects a rare opportunity to work together. the administration has been studying this issue for six years. and democratic senator told the "wall street journal," quote, you cannot defend that process. six years to cite a pipeline is ridiculous. >>> former governor bob mcdonnell's fall from grace is complete. sentenced to two years in federal prison. his day in court was full of surprises. first that the sentence handed down wasn't longer and second that his wife maureen who was scapegoated at the trial came to the proceedings and sat in the gallery. the courtroom, it was packed with supporters including bruce smith and another former governor douglas wilder. got cheers while testifying passionately on mcdonnell's behalf before pointing out that the ceo of star scientific johnny williams quote, walks away clear here. it was a day sprinkled with the scope of the bible as the judge in this gave the sentence. he says i can't wash my hands of it all. he embraced his daughter after the sentence w

today democratic senator joe manchin of west virginia and republican senator of north dakota will speakhe nation's capitol. the pipeline would send crude oil from canada to the gulf of mexico. those in favor say it will bring thousands of jobs to the u.s. those against worry about environmental impacts. >> the republicans are now calling it the keystone jobs bill. we reality checked how many jobs you can expect, nbcbayarea.com/realitycheck, just a little plug there. >>> coming up next, just seconds away from being crushed by a falling overpass. >> it was so close i saw bolts just break and start to fall down and i thought it would come through the windshield. >> who this man says went through his mind when he thought he was going to die. >>> and before you leave the house, make sure you check your zipper truck. there it is, golden gate bridge making their morning ready for that morning commute. we'll check farther east coming you. >>> happening today, new england patriots coach bill belichick will answer or perhaps deflect questions around surrounding deflate gate, what they're calling

many amendments from democrat as possible, try to get more democrats on their side one so far, joe manchin of west virginia. if that doesn't work and the president vetoes it their plan is to try to attach it to another spending bill something that the president has to sign off. remember the department of homeland security still is not funded. that's what is happening here on capitol hill. the president on the other hand is focusing on education and trying to get everyone who wants it a free community college education. no word yet on how that would be paid for. >> very interesting. tracie potts in washington, d.c. two things to keep our eyes on. thanks tracie. >>> and the deep freeze continues throughout much of the country, creating some pretty remarkable images. check out this blizzard that slammed northern iowa. it led to dangerous driving conditions. many had to shelter at rest stops, posted warning drivers not to travel in these conditions. the department of transportation had to shut the highway down just before 8:00 p.m. more from nbc's dan sheneman. >>> the winter of 2015 is one fo

democratic senator joe manchin of west virginia and republican senator john holden of north dakota are co-sponsoring legislation that will be filed tuesday with a debate on the senate floor expected by next monday. >>> some good news for the commercial real estate market. a new report shows the u.s. office vacancy rate took a sharp drop in the final quarter of 2014 falling to the lowest level since 2009. reese inc. the research firm behind that vacancy data expects even greater declines in the coming year thanks to steady gains in the u.s. labor market. as more americans go back the work that office space is filling up. but just like buying or renting a house, it's all about location, location, location. diana olick reports. >> reporter: america's office market is working its way back literally, to better health. >> what we've seen here in the last year or so is that conditions are really turning a corner. fundamentals are starting to accelerate in office and we expect that to continue. >> reporter: while not exactly robust continued job growth is finally showing up upstairs. the natio

. >> senator manchin. >> thank you mr. chairman and thank you for your outstanding service to our country. i don't know the person west virginia that wouldn't sacrifice for military, not one. that wouldn't give up something they are getting now benefit for military. i don't know one but they do ask the question can we do it better? can we make it more efficient and i just remember the omnibus bill we passed that was $5 billion of new equipment from the department of defense that understandably asked for. i'm sure if it was built in my state we would be pushing it up. it has to be a more effective and efficient way of procurement. after enough for science and the chairman has bottomless forever. i heard him when i was governor the state in one as the legislature. there's got to be a better way and when eisenhower said the industrial military complex he knew what he was talking about. even back to george washington a new there could be a problem. we have got to break that so we can go back to the people willing to sacrifice

it is cosponsored by senator john hoeven of north dakota and senator joe manchin of west virginia who spoke about the measure. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell has said the bill is a top priority for the republican majority. the white house has issued a veto threat. here is some of wednesday's debate. . mr. hoeven: along with senator joe manchin and actually a total of 60 sponsors, i have filed s. 1, which is the keystone approval bill. it's a very simple, straightforward bill. this is legislation that we've seen before in this body. what it does is under the commerce clause of the constitution it authorizes congress to approve the keystone x.l. pipeline project. i have got this chart here to show you the project. it runs from hardisty in alberta, canada, all the way down to our refineries in texas along the gulf coast. this project will move 830,000 barrels of oil a day. some of that will be oil from canada. some of that will be domestic oil from the back an region -- bakken region in montana and north dakota. this is part of the building the infrastructure so we can build a co

dell manchin. despite a whole day of reports of yemen they he said is a successful example of his policy to guide is falling to a terrorist? the president suggested now have the opinion. >> we are 50 years into this venture. 15 years of terror touching a were shores with new generations by eating too costly wars that sought a vicious recession spread across the nation in the world. it has been and still is a hard time for many. but tonight we turn the page. tonight for the first time since then 11 they combat mission in afghanistan is over. [cheers and applause] six years ago nearly 180,000 troops served in africa -- iraq and afghanistan today fewer than 15,000. the crisis has passed. kelly: we have a stellar lineup tonight senator ray and paul, and karl rove them british you but first hour focus group watched the state of the union and be measured their reactions in realtime. frank? >> i love that we could start with the american people rather than the politicians or pundits. so describe what you

democrat joe manchin supports the idea. welcome to america's newsroom. the president says he wants cooperation. do you buy that? >> i continues believe out of the date two hours after we announced we are introduction the bill, the president would make a statement he's going to veto it. we haven't had many opportunities since i have been here in four years to work in an open-ended process the normal order is put the bill through committee. you allow amendments, people get a chance to eapped or take away something they felt is harmful. i would have thought the president would saying about a former legislator, i'll wait until this process unfolds. he never even gave it a chance. that's not the way you do legislation. it's not the way the democracy works and it's not the way the three branches of government should work. bill: answer that question, why would that be? why are they so -- why is the white house or the president why are they so predetermined this is wrong? it's going to be built. 40% of this is already in construction. this land is being built. i

. >> senator manchin? >> thank you, mr. chairman.he forci and thank you all for your outstanding service to our country and we appreciate it very much.ors i don't know a person in west virginia that wouldn't sacrifice for our military not one that i wouldn't do without, that wouldn't give up something that they're getting now or benefit. for our military. i don't know of one. that but they do ask the question, can we do it better? can we make it more efficient? and i just remember the bill we just passed there was $5 we d billion of new equipment in there for the department of defense. that i understand nobody asked for. so i'm sure if it was built in my state or some other state, we weref wanting y'all to abide and pushing it on.nse th there's got to be a more my effective, efficient way of procurement. we've got to have enough resilience. i know the chairman has foughtwou on this forever. i heard him whenf i was governor ent. of the state legislature. t there's got to be a better way. and when eisenhower said beware i w o

take into consideration things that joe manchin. a dynamic effects on incomes. -- that joe mentioned. the dynamic effects on incomes. they disagree on this. i don't know how many are studying economic. i'll tell you there is a lot of disagreement even in the economics oppression. you are restricted. long story short, this is an extremely controversial. it will get more controversial. i believe that there are incentives to be creative. growth on the cap site. -- ytax side. credit deductions. exclusions should have to be addressed. or else growth is it going to offset the lost revenues from simply reducing it. i'm not opposed to looking at alternative dynamic scoring and getting very's estimates. -- various estimates. two things -- this -- because economics is the science of uncertainty, is no one single point estimate. let's be fair. joe is a good economist but he admits there is uncertainty and every economic forecast. the problem is congress doesn't fund -- when i was a young, early, out of graduate school economist at the congress

. >> includes joe manchin of . 3900 workers to build it and just 35 workers to maintain it. >> by theirpipelines do not require a lot of people to run them. >> yet 5900 americans support the keystone xl, a faculty that president obama is extremely aware of in delivering his state of the union. >> i talked to russ girling last week. i suggested canadian oil producers are eager for this pipeline because they will be able to move more oil to the gulf of mexico and export it on ships. i asked him how that benefited americans. here is what he told me. >> the intent of the canadian oil moving to the west coast and the bakken oil, it is for us to refine it in the u.s. if you recall, several years ago, a number of ufers producers were -- u.s. producers were producing heavy oil in venezuela. they had those leases if you will ex appropriated. they wanted to take that oil they are producing in in and refine it for consumption in the u.s. and it's as simple as that. it's a cheap, reliable efficient and safe source of supply. it's the safest that they can get so that's simply the reason for this pip

last week we heard from the bill's sponsor, who was joined on the senate floor by joe manchin. we heard from opposition to the bill. this is about an hour. >> thank you, mr. president. i would like to address my comments to the keystone xl pipeline. and approve the bill, that is approving the motion to proceed with this legislation. the cloture on motion to proceed on this legislation was passed 63 votes in favor to 32 votes last night. i want to thank my colleaguess for that tremendous bipartisan vote and of course the good news is that, that advances to the bill. vote move to the bill, today we're working through. we're working to agreement to hold the vote. we're inpo a position where all o members of this body can offer amendments. republicans and democrats alike. we'll have an open amendmentment process. we will have regular order. we can have energy debate. members of this body will get to do whate they haven't been able to do, offer their amendments, bring forward their ideas and let's have the energy discussion. let's have these amendments brought forward, debate them,

key stone had 60 votes and you know senator joe manchin saying this is not the way we should have started out if you want to work together. it is it a wait and see game. in the past they haven't done well in working together. president obama is supposed to meet with congressional leaders on tuesday. republicans are certainly hoping to work with democrats on things like reforming the tax code and look at trade legislation and bipartisan support for. they only have 54 votes and they have to wait and see and they will need democratic help to move the things. >> polls indicate that key stone is popular among the american people and if the president vetoes that legislation what is he saying to folks in america? >> the key stone is a political hot button issue and something that republicans will tell you that is a job creator and democrats think it causes problems for a environment. it is a rallying piece. and the majority of the americans support it. but if he doesn't pass it that would cause problems for him in the way the public perceives him. mcconnell is right. one of the messages that vot

the republican senator from north dakota and democratic manchin announced the bill. house leadership set a vote for friday on the same pipeline bill. that approved in november. the oil pipeline has been caught up in a lot of red tape and politics. the white house said the president has environmental concerns and a new fox poll show that seven out of ten americans support the pipeline project. >> hundreds gather in a church in new york city to pay respects to three- term governor mario cuomo. some of those attending include bill clinton. and mike bloomberg and cuomo's son. here's more. >> hello, john. it was a very powerful and personal and poignant funeral for mario cuomo. >> reporter: the coffin was brought down the steps of the church in manhattan. they gathered to say fare well to a liberal icon. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: it was the sounds of the bagpipes that the flag draped cofin was brought up. among those attending is president bill clinton and his family and the current governor andrew cuomo and his wife and children and 14 grandchildren. years old when he died on new

senator joe manchin and actually a total of 60 sponsors, i have filed s. 1, which is the keystone approval bill. it's a very simple, straightforward bill. this is legislation that we've seen before in this body. what it does is under the commerce clause of the constitution it authorizes congress to approve the keystone x.l. pipeline project. i have got this chart here to show you the project. it runs from hardisty in alberta, canada, all the way down to our refineries in texas along the gulf coast. this project will move 830,000 barrels of oil a day. some of that will be oil from canada. some of that will be domestic oil from the back an region -- bakken region in montana and north dakota. this is part of the building the infrastructure so we can build a comprehensive energy plan for our country. we're producing more and more oil and gas in our country from the shale place in places like the bakken and north dakota and montana. the eagleford in texas. natural gas from places like the barnett and the marcellus in new york pennsylvania and ohio. and what we're working towards is -- some peop

i spoke with joe manchin, democrat of west virginia who went down to guantanamo in december.ind. let's keep them in cuba as opposed to bringing them here. and after looking a t the numbers, you have so many people there without being charged for 12 years, 13 years with no chance of ever being charged. what are you going to say? recame back from that trip saying his views are evolving now. so you may have some people starting to involve. the position of john mccain is curious. he's sort of been one or the more nuanced voiced on guantanamo guantanamo. i was surprised to see him standing and proposing this legislation earlier this week. i'm not sure any of us know what is going on there. >> yeah. and mccain's position on this last month he said professor, he would help the president close gitmo. now here he is yeed sponsoring legislation to ensure it stays open. >> yeah. this is a terrorist recruitment bill. for policy reasons, keeping guantanamo open makes no sense. for security reasons it makes no sense. the only reason it makes sense for republicans is it enables them. it's a

now joe manchin is the lead democrat sponsor.pated bringing it up after the first of the year but senator landrieu wanted to give it a cry last year so we did. >> yesterday you said you're not sure you could override a veto. what are the options you're weighing? >> that's why we're having this open process or what's called regular order on the floor where we'll go through the committee, let republicans and democrats alike offer their amendments. if they can get 60 votes, those amendments pass and they're part of the bill. again, we hope to build more support for the bill by having that regular order open amendment process. >> senator hoeven always a pleasure to see you. >>> coming up more on the terror attacks on paris as freedom of speech and radical islam collide. (woman) the constipation and belly pain feel like a knot. how can i ease this pain? (man) when i can't go, it's like bricks piling up. i wish i could find some relief. (announcer) ask your doctor about linzess-- a once-daily capsule for adults with ibs with constipati

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joe manchin of west virginia. michael bennet. mark warner of virginia. are they climate denyers? let's just say there's just not enough science out there that would make them believe climate change is an issue and bringing the dirtiest oil on the face of the earth to market really outweighs any kind of science that's been put in front of the american people as of yet. what a sad day. it's unfortunate. those senators amendmented their way to a yes vote. apparently they can be bought. stick around. rapid response panel is next. >>> i'm courtney reagan with your cnbc market wrap. stocks surged after two days of steep losses. the s&p 500 adds 19. nasdaq up 45. shares of amazon are sharply hire afterhours. the company's earnings beat expectations. >>> and google shares were down 2% afterhours but it bounced back. that's it for cnbc. we're first in business worldwide. your eyes really are unique. in fact, they depend on a unique set of nutrients. that's why there's ocuvite to help protect your eye health. as you age your eyes can lose vital nutrients. ocuvite helps replenish key eye nu

. >> of course there with senator joe manchin, discussing a plan that could be bipartisan. do you see any window any lane that would allow for a bipartisan plan regarding tax and without eliminating the president's proposal? >> we clearly have to reach bipartisan agreement. we have to listen to each other across party lines, figure out a strategy to move this country forward. just in response to senator kirk, it is not about redistributing wealth it is about middle income families working families that are struggling in which their wages haven't kept up with productivity gains in the country. i think the president has made that point rather clearly. it is about rewarding working families that are struggling today so they can have the benefits of a growing economy. i think that's what these policies are aimed at. >> you have seen the new nbc nus "the wall street journal" poll shows his overall approval 46%, highest rating in over a year. just talking with people that have been skeptical in the past now believing that perhaps they have more money in their pockets, maybe they

have janet yellen speaking to some members of congress and telling them, according to senator joe manchinhe economy looks really good. i believe she may have used the word "strong," but traders are sending out all kinds of notes. we are going to talk about why these markets are starting to look a little bit better today. also an entering perspective from a man who says marissa mayer of yahoo! is doing an absolutely great job. he's on to talk about something that we kind of termed activist magnet stocks. when activists jump in, like they did at yahoo! -- she's on her third activist now, having to deal with that -- what happens? the stock often scrub r jumps. so how do you stop them in advance? the edge coo has the activist stocks that he feels are magnets for these activists. and we are looking at dow -- not the dow jones industrials, but dow chemical. we are speaking with andrew live russ because they came out with numbers today they beat big on the bottom line. there is a complete battle between analysts and dow on whether oil and the low price of oil is good for them. why andrew liveris

generally there were not connected to the network there are real revolution in the steve manchin was not connected to be that combustible mix. but in 1983 a few things happened. one of which was to give him his due. he passes the act when he becomes vice president it should be open and free. and then to go directly to the internet. with the on-line service providers but in 1994 at the beginning of the year to help invent the web browser with government policy blessed with the on-line service you supplement the world wide web. we made a couple of bad mistakes we poured old-line into new bottles we should have realized the on-line services that we were creating community. we are a social animal on-line services were doing that but then they get to the web restart dumping time magazine online. because the street finds its own uses. to say you we're doing it all wrong. you were turning this into of publishing medium so kepi natalie a of list of cool web sites he called it a web lot of activities. pictures of his private parts store suicide letters. [laughter] it skirted too much informat