let's bring in mike kelly, managing director at global hunter securities. mike, great to have you with us. >> melissa, thanks for having me on again. >> so many analysts said $50 was the breaking point at which point shale production would not be economical anymore, so which ones will suffer? the players, the producers, and which ones won't? >> yeah, well, pretty much everybody is suffering. you can see in the share prices right now at $50, but really the core areas of the really great plays, you can eke out decent returns, at least a cost at capital at $40, down to $35 per barrel. we talked to one producer today who's really taking it on the chin here, down 70% since his summer highs and said they are coring up where they are going to drill in 2015 and even at $25 to $30 per barrel, they'd still be able to clear their cost to capital and give you decent returns. >> mike, let's talk about the spacing where people had great years in 2014, so again, with the price move, how about the mlps? this is a place where people and a lot of yield-based investors collect

now i get to introduce congressman mike kelly. congressman mike kelly the pittsburgh tribune rejewish refers to representative kelly as butler's straight talker. pitts ugh tribune review is my hometown paper too so it's the good paper in that town. according to cq roll call, any -- straight talk is what we need more of in washington d.c. it's the duplicity and the double speak that people are tired of. so that is just very refreshing for us. he is establishing himself as a capable communicator, and that is a very good thing. today he's going to talk to us about the child welfare inclusion act which will protect child welfare providers from being discriminated against based on their religious beliefs or moral convictions. the chairman of conference of catholic bishops said this about kelly's bill: our first and most cherished freedom religious liberty, is to be enjoyed by all americans including child welfare providers who serve the needs of our most vulnerable children. the inclusion act would remedy this unjust discrimination by

now i got to introduce congressman mike kelly. the pittsburgh tribune review refers to representative kelly as straight talker. pittsburgh tribune review is my home paper. any encounter with kelly has the ability to erupt into a pep rally for his enthusiasm and rapid fire communication. that's great news for us because straight talk is what we need more of in washington, d.c. it's the duplicity and double speak people are tired of. that is just very refreshing for us. he's establishing himself as a capable communicator and that is a very good thing. today he's going to talk about the child welfare inclusion act which will protect child welfare providers from being discriminated against based on religious beliefs or moral contributions. the catholic bishop said this about kelly's bill. our religious liberty is to be enjoyed by all americans including child welfare providers who serve the needs of our most vulnerable, children. the inclusion act would remedy this unjust discrimination by enabling all providers to serve the needs of

>> mike kelly takes pride in the 415. just like this clothing store based on status. kit yarrow is a consumer psychologist. >> her husband still has a boston 617. >> we're just happy to be able to alive in san francisco we don't care about the phone number. >> yarrow believes the codes do have meaning. >> there is emotional currency around. that it's an identifier. people are connected to their phones >> she says there is an al you're 628 won't match. >> it's a new messaging app. you know? versus your e mail address. >> if you're old school, 628 in late march and with 615 next month, when in doubt dial it out. in san francisco abc7 news. >> going to take a while to get used to. >> definitely. >> new video from a ferry boat disaster in the adriatic sea. what the passenger claims is missing. >> new laws leading to rising prices how it could cost you at the grocery store and highway. >> and a new twist here the holiday season is here, which means it's time for the volkswagen sign-then-drive event. for practically just your signature, you could drive home for the holidays

>> mike kelly takes pride in the 415. just like this clothing store based on status. kit yarrow is a consumer psychologist. >> her husband still has a boston 617. >> we're just happy to be able to alive in san francisco we don't care about the phone number. >> yarrow believes the codes do have meaning. >> there is emotional currency around. that it's an identifier. people are connected to their phones >> she says there is an al you're 628 won't match. >> it's a new messaging app. you know? versus your e mail address. >> if you're old school, 628 in late march and with 615 next month, when in doubt dial it out. in san francisco abc7 news. >> going to take a while to get used to. >> definitely. >> new video from a ferry boat disaster in the adriatic sea. what the passenger claims is missing. >> new laws leading to risin prices how it could cost you at the grocery store and highway. >> and a new twist female announcer: when you see this truck, it means another neighbor is going to sleep better tonight. because they went to sleep train's ticket to tempur-pedic event. choo

. >> reporter: mike kelly is a san francisco native who takes pride in the 415.ke this clothing store, based on area code status. kit is a consumer psychologist. >> there are only two cool area codes in the world. 415, 212. >> reporter: when new york's 212 was split, joanna ended up with the unpopular 616. her husband still has the boston 617. even though they moved to san francisco, will try to gobble up one of the last remaining 415s. >> we'll have to be able to afford to work in san francisco. we don't care about the phone number. >> reporter: she believes area codes do have meaning. >> there's emotional currency around that. it's an identifier. and people are so connected and attached to their phones. >> reporter: she says 415 has an allure that 628 won't match. >> you're right. it doesn't have cache. almost in an old technology way. >> reporter: he said 650 phone numbers are becoming ir rel sglant any new kind of messaging app, or calling application uses your e-mail address. >> reporter: okay. so now on the 628, remember with 415, when in doubt, dial it out

now i got to introduce congressman mike kelly. the pittsburgh tribune review refers to representative kelly as straight talker. pittsburgh tribune review is my home paper. any encounter with kelly has the ability to erupt into a pep rally for his enthusiasm and rapid fire communication. that's great news for us because straight talk is what we need more of in washington, d.c. it's the duplicity and double speak people are tired of. that is just very refreshing for us. he's establishing himself as a capable communicator and that is a very good thing. today he's going to talk about the child welfare inclusion act which will protect child welfare providers from being discriminated against based on religious beliefs or moral contributions. the catholic bishop said this about kelly's bill. our religious liberty is to be enjoyed by all americans, including child welfare providers who serve the needs of our most vulnerable, children. the inclusion act would remedy this unjust discrimination by enabling all providers to serve the needs of

mike. >> we have kelly duke from the humane humane society of silicon valley. hey. how are you?okay. >> tell us about duke. this is duke, a 9-year-old dachshund mix, currently in his foster program. he's living in a home with another dog. he's dog friendly. no problem with dogs. house training. really good energy. a little bit older, which is a good age if you're looking for a dog that's fairly independent. you know pretty much knows who he is right now. >> no training really needed, he's been through that. >> he's been through all the hard stuff. great on a leash. loves to sit therein your lap as you can see. >> you said independent at times. >> independent, not needy. he needs to know where you are. other than that he can do his own thing. he loves to sunbathe. he finds a spot in your home with sun he could sit there all day. >> >> look at him. he's getting comfortable right here. >> he is. >> appreciate you being in. hope you had a good holiday. had a big event. >> we had a huge event home for the holidays was a huge success. we still have lots of dogs cats, rabbits, animals.

you may recognize someone, he is the twain of mike kelly.t is on the way to space station to spend one year in space. he is a neat guy. i will introduce the rest of the crew __ the thing that i would like you to look at is to realize that this is a picture of all of us really excited about going to space. [laughter] tthe thing is __ this is a picture of us excited about going to space. if you find a picture of our crewmate, in the middle there, you will see pictures of him and he will look just the same. we had a very important job to do. i was the second person to catch a free flying supply ship. these are supply ships built by orbital sciences. in this case, we are capturing the japanese supply ship. just this morning, the space station crew released the space dragon __ the fifth of their ships to be at the international space station. it is now something that happens __ it is a commonplace as that. for us on board, it is not commonplace. when this thing comes to you, it is as big as a school bus. so, this is where that performance factor

we will get to here from a great gentleman that i have a great deal of respect from congressman mike kelly he brings together people, and we have met on this particular issue in another member's office to say what we can do. so i am here today to ask you, are you willing to be one of the 22 four willing to stand up and work arm in arm with someone else to fight for, perhaps, for, perhaps, what some people call a lost cause to mac because if you are on this particular issue there are 60 million lives that could have been changed if we had just got to work a little bit sooner. it is an honor to serve you be here today, and i thank you for letting me come and share a little bit from my heart. god bless. [applause] >> thank you very much. okay. the pittsburgh tribune review refers to representative kelly as butler's straight talker. my hometown paper. according to cq roll call any encounter has the potential to erupt into a pep rally. that is great news. straight talk is what we need more of. so that is just very refreshing establishing himself as a capable communicator. he will talk to us abo

the idea of stop, question, and frisk, which under the previous administration my predecessor ray kelly, mikeloomberg in the election in which mr. de blasio came from literally last place to first place and was elected, significantly it was around the issue of stop, question, and frisk, which really came to the forefront in that election. his position, one i supported the practice of stop question and frisk expanded too much the previous several years. like a doctor who treats you with chemotherapy -- if he gives you too much he will kill you, even as he's trying to cure you. even as crime goes down dramatically stop, question, and frisk numbers went up to radically. the result of -- i think mayor bloomberg, who is passionate on the issue of guns and reducing gun violence, an anti-gun crusader, became convinced that one of the ways to control gun violence was to do stop, question, and frisk. unfortunately, that's 10% of the reason why they stopped people. they stopped people for a whole number of other issues. but the defense of stop question, and frisk as a principal means of getting guns of

mike, bob kelly it would be a total pea your pants morning. >> well, fist of all we do not have diapers here for prompt and we want lauren dunn to be involved with it at all times. >> leslie thanks for the suggestion. bosses are listening. we'll see what they say. >> here is what is coming. >> in the light. >> i'm back in the light now. >> okay. so coming up "fox29" we're fol a breaking news story burlington county heartbreaking story, baby abandoned on the streets and set on fire. >> and a special school in our area helping children give back. it's called the green tree school. you have heard of this? it's important stuff. you have heard of this? it's important stuff. you'll love this story coming p skippy!! yippee!! fun fun fun! shiny! you never listen! what? is someone talking? skippy!! yippee!! look a ride! (vo) made with the funnest peanuts ever! skippy. yippee!! >> this is the irish pony. >> it's his birthday he made a shirt for me irish pony instead of italian stallon running through philadelphia i was irish pony. so, we'll get to weather, of course. we'll also have a big story t

mike work kelly blue book, travels every year to come here to talk about this were you talking aboutat this years show not muted. what are the stars of the show. >> we're standing in front of a couple them. thinks the chevy volt. thinks chevy's halo vehicle in the environmentally responsible space. add to that we have greatly increasing, electric driving range from 30 to 50 miles making it more practical and adding a fifth seat. so that is a a big development for the volume. other one here is chevy bolt. this is a pure electric cross over vehicle, that is supposed to be 200 miles range without any recharge. so it is in a space that people you and i might be able to drive that as our normal vehicle. >> reporter: mike good to see you as always. keep covering it and say good things about the good city of detroit. when you walk through the streets now, guys in philadelphia, it is incredible because new cars, new restaurants, new hotels and tens of thousands of young people are working in at tech start ups and auto industry with one of the best years, 16.5 million cars. it is a good thing

people said gsh e -- i mean ray kelly said it, mike bloomberg said it. the reason crime continues to fall, the reason crime is so low is because of this tactic or we stop people in the street, we question, we frisk them. if you get rid of that, all hell will break loose. this is only one year, but the mayor gets to say at the end of this year, that's not true. >> it didn't happen. at some point, it would be nice to hear a few people say actually, you know what, maybe i was wrong. but the analogy i like to lose is it's not letting the lid off of this boiling caldron of urban decay. to some extent, woe eve turned off the heat. even i'm a little surprised. great, this is the reality we ooir in now. let's pat ourselves on the back and we'll go from here. >> what's the understanding? one of the things, i think, i was i always was curious about was the perspective towards the practice. there was some who like it. obviously, some participated in the lawsuit that ended up getting unconstitutional. but a lot of your sort of run of the mill officers basically says

mike with dell he will kelly book tells us how the energy i was round the unveil had gm buzzing. >> it's their heel low car. green car space but that's a big one increased the range increased efficiency. if they can keep the price within reason, then you might have a winner on their hands finally. >> reporter: ford blue oval shining brighter monday morning. the muscle car gt and raptor truck had 5,000 journalists from 60 countries turning their heads. don't forget about the ford f150 named the truck of the year for the show. the vw golf named car of the year don't count the overseas auto out. they hope to put a dent in the american big three when it comes to new trucks. >> nissan is doing something really interesting with the titan bringing out a comings diesel engine. trying to pull people down from the heavy duty segments. >> the acura nsx the hybrid motor promises the power of a per ruer row with a full efficiency of a prius. >> it's been three years in waiting and come on let's see the thing and unveil it. just walked from that unveiling man looks real g seinfeld was there to check i

. >> joining me now in a "the kelly file" exclusive governor mike huckabee.he brand new book "god guns, grits and gravy" which will debut on the "new york times" best seller list on february 8th. when i saw that quote about you allegedly taking a shot at trashy women who swear at the fox news channel according to politico, of course i assumed you were referring to this. joining me now, former arkansas governor mike huckabee who is the host of [ bleep ] here on fox news channel and also former republican candidate. so, as it turns out you were not. >> no, i wasn't. megyn, you're the only one who's used that word in front of me at fox like that. >> and millions of others. >> you know, here's the interesting thing. this book has validated everything that i intended it to validate and the reaction to it from some of the elites -- well, here's the thing. the whole point is there's this cultural divide between people who live in the bubbles of new york, washington and hollywood and people who live out here in the land of what i call god, guns, grits and gravy. so i

kelly, thanks very much. >>> i'm joined by mike huckabee former governor of arkansas and almost certainlyesidential candidate, also the author of a new book called got "gods guns grits." welcome back. >> thank you. i called you an almost certain candidate. you put it this way. i'll put it this way i left the show i had for six years on the fox news network. let me ask you separate forward. you're a candidate for president until you're not? how should we be calling it? an active candidate for president? >> when you become an active candidate you file the papers. but i think it's clear i'm moving in that direction. i've always said my timetable is later in this spring and that is still the timetable today. >> fair enough. i want to talk about some of the issues that you talked about a little in 2008 in your campaign you talked about on your show. let's talk about common core. a long-standing you -- you talked about yesterday in your speech to iowa activists. i'm confused here a little on common core. you have said -- you said -- you wrote a letter to the state of oklahoma in 2013 essentiall

mike says hi. >> this restaurant is called kelly ace kitchen. we will go in, and we will go necessity.go in here. people are eating. >> hey. >> how are you guys doing. >> hey. >> now, listen, we're in bensalem as you guys know, you are here with me, it is fox friday, random acts of kindness. how are you doing. >> wonderful. >> budd. >> that is a name name good we have some ladies over here. >> is what your name. >> rose marie. >> is what your name. >> renee. >> and you guys meet all the time like this. >> yes, we do every day. >> we have a little club. >> yes. >> he is part of it too. >> are you dating any of these women. >> no, in the really. >> what are you eating. >> pancakes and bacon. >> what i want to do for you four, because it is a club i will pay for your breakfast just like that. >> it is fox pay it forward friday. >> thank you so much. >> is what your name. >> mike. >> and. >> frank. >> you guys from bensalem. >> yes, we are. >> what are you eating. >> i'm eating diet strawberry and a diet waffle. >> i love your diet. >> yes. >> what i will do is pay for your breakfast. >> t

kelly, thanks. tomorrow on "meet the press" chuck todd will speak with yet another potential 2016 candidate former governor mike huckabee. >>> when "nbc nightly news" continues on this saturday, a piece of americana is one of the most sought-after rides in cuba. >>> it was a historic week in havana, one that saw the highest level talks between the u.s. and cuba in more than three decades. but beyond the politics this week's meeting means change is coming to the streets of an island known for its classic cars. as nbc's gabe gutierrez reports it could mean a new future for those on two wheels as well. >> reporter: it is an unlikely love affair. cuban-born louis enrique gonzalez smitten with something so american. >> you ride a harley, you feel you are owner of the world. you enjoy every moment. >> reporter: nowhere will you find a prouder owner of a harley davidson. before the revolution there were thousands of hogs on the island. now, just a few hundred. so how does a distinctly american brand survive for more than half a century here in castro's cuba? ingenuity. they called themselves harleyistas motorcycle lov

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kelly seating and josh. >> (cheers). >> ♪ ♪ >> so what's kevin hart holding there? he stepped un to the mikehree selfie sticks. >> i mean, all the energy. >> he is fun. just here on "good day" what, two, three weeks ago philadelphia native. >> the movie? >> there he is. >> all right american idol is back for its 14th season with j-lo harry connick jr. keith urban all back in the judge's chair. auditions around the country start in the nashville. something interesting about the first night of competition. every singer sent through the first night played guitar. >> that's cool. so you can catch american idol wednesday and thursday nights, right here on fox 29 at 8:00. >> all right there is was not what they planned. engine problems forced flyers to jump for their lives. how they all made it out safely. >> would you do it? >> well, to save my life, yes.. >> sky divers have a tail to tell for the rest of their lives. plane's engine failed shortly after taking offer in new zealand. supposed to be a tandem sky diving trick. six jumped with passengers as planned, strapped to them. and the pilot bai

then last night mike huckabee went on to meet with megyn kelly and said listen, i don't even know where this cultural divide between people who live in the bubbles of new york washington and hollywood and people who live out here in the land of what i call god guns grits and gravy. so i write a chapter called the culture of crude. it's not directed to any particular person, but to the general culture and how different it is. >> is that an honest mistake? >> no. it was not an honest mistake. it was an utterly fabricated lie on the part of the writer at politico. >> he said he went to new york meetings. he said when he was in business meetings you might hear as opposed to in the south and midwest there, in iowa, you would hear people use the f bomb or salty language. >> just saying it's different from place to place right? >> that's the whole point of the reason he wrote the book, to talk about all of america and how we differ from coast to coast. it's all going to help his book. but the bottom line is it's a lie of a headline. many people are in too much of a rush to read the store. >> l

mike. >> welcome back remember the old campaign, you come a long way baby, one actress kelly sweepy clarifying comments she made about feminism. the tv star says she doesn't consider herself a feminist because she never really faced inequality and she likes the idea of women taking care of the men and she's cooking all the time for her new husband. the media blew up. you believe you should not have the right to vote. your costars deserve a bigger paycheck than you. >> feminism made it possible for you to cook for your hubby instead of forcing you. >> kelly what's her last name. kaley cuoco what's wrong with enjoying your husband and cooking for him isn't that what partnership is all about. on instagram she wrote her comments were taken out of context. she said i apologize if anyone was offended. >> always out of context. people go crazy on you. such a nice run. we were fueling up our cars cheaper and more money in our pockets. but did you notice, there's a change that is happening because in more parts of our area we see a spike in prices and another news request the right stuff by new kids op

mike jerrick. it is so cold. >> how cold is it. >> alex, could you help. >> it is so cold. >> how cold is it. >> it is so cold bob kelly chipped his tooth on a jelly doughnut. >> we had a long way to go for that one. >> big build up for that. >> that is first joke. >> i need help on twitter. >> you don't need help. >> please write me it so cold jokes and send them on twitter. send them to alex or me, i'm mike at fox 29. she's alex holley fox 29. >> send it to me because you have trouble with your twitter. >> my twitter is down. hi sue. >> every day is an adventure at fox 29. outside, it is wintertime and look at this here, this is ahead of the cold front and this is a disturbance we didn't see coming yesterday. they didn't even issue winter weather advisory at the national weather service. it is coming through with mostly flurries, fast and furious is what we are calling it because it will drop a burst of snow and then be out of here. so let's zoom in a couple of places this morning. it looks like the border between delco and chester county there you might be seeing a snow burst, just east of trenton, it looks like alo

mike and alex, back over to you. >> where exactly is it, east falls. >> it would be kelly drive between hunting park and lemon hill,uring everybody off. >> horrible. >> that is horrible. >> all right. keep tweets coming. we have two themes going to day. what is it, make your dream come true day. >> when were you lit what will was your dream that you always wanted to come true. >> she wanted to be an actress, and waitress. >> yes i have a big plan for you. >> in the next hour i have a thank you for being a sailor, and my daddy. thank you mom, for protecting my future. thank you for being my hero and my dad. military families are thankful for many things. the legacy of usaa auto insurance could be one of them. our world-class service earned usaa the top spot in a study of the most recommended large companies in america. if you're current or former military, or their family, see if you're eligible to get an auto insurance quote. ♪ [ female announcer ] norwegians are free to do everything under the sun. free to cruise at their own speed... free to explore their own way... free to discover a new world of taste... free t

kelly drive. the accident is at the strawberry mansion. the the down tree is in mid veil. and then an accident in center city there at broad and spruce. mike and alex back to you. >>> sabina is riding around in the car. i think steve is in king of prussia. that is for sure. do you want to start with steve. >> let's start with steve. >> hi, steve. >> we had that one year where we had snow falling on sat case. we had well timed storms even though we were beaten up every weekend. now we have not as much snow so far this winter but we are getting these little storms at the worst possible time in these morning drives. here we go again. we just survived friday and now here we go monday. we've got ice which is worse than snow because at least snow is you will sees white stuff on the street and on the pavement and on the steps and you would know to be careful and now a lot of people think it is just rain not as cold, i don't have to be as careful or go as slow and we want to warn you that this stuff can be more treacherous because it comes on, unexpect. we are at a spot the where everybody has to slow down to get on the turnpike here at king of pr

kelly has any problems out there on the roads. the fox 29 morning news starts at 4:00 a.m. followed by "good day philadelphia" from 6:00 to 10:00 with mikeerrick and alex holly. as always get the newest information about the weather right there on our website myfoxphilly.com. just click on the weather tab. >> scary scene on the busy center city street a car crash flood a building at 24th and walnut right around 6:15. you can see the damage left behind there. the entire front panel smashed the metal frame just hanging. police tell us that no one is hurt which is amazing. very busy area. city inspectors are now checking the building to make sure that it is safe. >>> there's now a $20,000 reward to help catch whoever shot and killed this father of four. bernard ray was gunned down on sunday morning in the hunting park section of philadelphia. only on fox dave schratwieser speaks with grieving friends and family. dave is live at police headquarters tonight for us, dave? >> reporter: dawn, bernard ray has a big family ton night they are heart broken. they are speaking out hoping someone will come forward with information on his murder. >> bea

kelly will have any problems that are out there to greet you on the roads. the fox 29 morning news team starts at 4:00 a.m. followed by "good day philadelphia" with mikeerrick and alex holdly from six to 10. >> police are hoping surveillance video of two men wanted for a violent attack gets them off the street. the pair knocked victim unconscious and left him hospitalized for week with brain injuries. and only fox 29 was there when he returned home. our dave schratwieser is live outside central detectives and dave this was just a brutal attack. >> reporter: the victim was punched, beaten, knocked to the ground. he struck his head on the concrete and was knocked unconscious. he spent more than a week in the hospital until he was releaseed this evening. >> right now i have to be concerned about seizures. um my memory being affected. >> reporter: for 34-year-old sam sierra the beating allegedly took in center city at the hands of a 6-foot two 280-pound man is all a blur. >> i was knocked out and so my brain just between bleeding and sorts of things i really don't remember much if anything. >> reporter: he spent a week at temple hospital with seizures and

kelly drive or martin luther king drive to avoid that mess out of town. a water main break in malvern along king and arlington this morning but mass transit looking good mikeover to you. >> we are surrounded. we have pennsylvania turnpike, schuylkill, walt whitman bridge. >> an equal opportunity accident location here. >>> new jersey governor chris christie telling potential backers, in other word people with money, of a possible presidential bid hey relax. chill, bro. >>> the governor says that he has not made up his mind about running for president in 2016. in a radio interview yesterday governor spoke more openly about signs he is moving forward saying he has discussed witt his family and their opinions about it, will be central to his decision. governor christie has been under pressure to lock down donors since former florida governor jeb burba announced he launched a political action committee earlier this month to make some money. that is one of the first steps candidates make before making an official announcement that they are running. is there just so much money to go around. you want to get in early. >>> also in that interview governor christie r

mike, bob tepper, and alan knuckman, thank you very much. it jumped another 8% today after record profits were announced. shortly after earnings were released i spoke with southwest chairman, ceo and president gary kelly about exactly what it is that makes southwest more attractive to investor by far than any other major airline. >> everybody company to be sustainable, to be successful has to be passionate about what they do and need to be good at what they do. our people love to serve our customers, it really starts there. we vin investment grade credit. we have strong balance sheet. we have for, well over a generation and, that has served us well. we're a low-cost carrier. we're a low fare leader in america. and you put all that together, it is a very powerful combination. we had to transform lastfy years, 10 years with higher fuel prices but our folks have done that successfully and i'm just delighted for them. this is a great place for us to be. david: we'll talk about fuel, particularly your hedging of fuel which has been brilliant by industry standards but let me focus on the people a little more. there are two groups you talked about, customers and employees. you've been very successful. there

mike huckabee. they are all seriously thinking about running. >> thank you very much kelly. a dashboard camera captured the moments when a driver narrowly escaped a rocket attack in eastern ukraine. it was driving down a road behind a big truck and another vehicle when one of the shells hit and at least 30 were killed and 1 had been hundred wounded by rocket fire. president obama is calling the meeting with india's prime minister a breakthrough on civilian nuclear projects. he was the guest of honor at republic day parade. he is the first u.s. 39 to attend india's annual show of military might. >> miss columbia beat out contestants from 88 other contestants in miami. a newcomer to the screen said she will wear the crown with pride and excitement. natalie morales hosted the event and will join us later with the behind the scenes. historic milestone for one of college basketball's all time greats. coach kay became the first -- that's what matt lauer called him. it is a bad coach day. duke won at madison square garden and afterwards coach k said there will be more. congratulati

kelly, donelon heys. kate williams, chris kirney. mike todayo. brian hughes. on the energy committee and on my personal staff as well. the interns on the energy and natural resources committee samine parovy and rich treadwell did a great yob -- job assisting my staff making sure we had the modifications in front of them. i also want to thank the members of the natural resource team in the senate office of the legislative counsel. these folks are the unsung heroes. these are the ones who helped prepare the more than 240 amendments that were offered to this bill. so you never see these folks but they're sitting churning out amendments as quickly as we can move ideas to them. gary endicott, christina jacket dina edwards and heather lowell. and it is absolutely not possible to do what we did in moving this measure through or any measure without recognizing the work that our floor staff does for us. and i would like to thank laura dove the entire cloakroom staff, the parliamentarians and the clerks, really works -- they really worked hard. and also to recognize on