>> spee2. >> mr. weiss? >> work with the congress to develop a plan that would help the situations we have been working on to protect public health. >> i would say how can you not consider that? is about what the government's job is? >> i would also agree the jobs are an important consideration. >> to make decisions based on that. >> in the interest of time and moving forward i'm going to yield now for five minutes. >> thank you very much mr. chairman. mr. weiss, the share of the u.s. generation has been in decline for years to be long before the epa regulations became sort of to come into effect; is that correct, yes or no? >> yes it is. >> and can you tell us briefly about the market forces that have caused this to happen in our economy? >> while the biggest thing is another american innovation which is the development of hydraulic fracturing. it needs oversight as i know you are familiar with has opened up the possibility of producing shale gas. we have a huge increase in supply. the price has dropped. th

write on why it's a journalist who has been extensively covering the tabulating situation in iraq mr weiss thank you very much indeed for your time webber shaded. online team has created a special project to keep trying to link while in casual tease in iraq and to draw attention to the bloodshed it's just a click away at sea dot com. my . the disaster the figures show a nuclear blunder on the one hundred and fifty billion dollars operation have reportedly become a honey pulled for japan's mafia the plans operator tepco is sitting on a para made of subcontractors and according to police some of them have ties to organized crime poor working conditions and low safety standards make those taking part in the cleanup feel victimized as a chef scare reports. as if clearing up the dangerous debris in the aftermath of japan's worst natural disaster in a century was not tough enough this former fukushima worker says he's having to see you with a firm which hired him i was out of work after the tsunami so when a job offer at fukushima came up i took it they promised a lot of money even signed a long

mr. weiss the trade on gt. >> the stock had a poor quarter, but here look i think the fundamentals are good for goodye goodyear. manager finally started giving cash back to shareholders. stock has corrected. down here is a reasonable buy. >> murph, mosaic. >> mosaic right now to me seems like it's in no man's land. i wouldn't buy it here, wouldn't short it here. too much news that needs to hit the tape until you have assurance on where they're going. for right now if you're in it you can hold it. >> stef, talk to me, ibm. >> i did not like ibm at 210. we sold a lot of our position there and then at 200. under 180 i think this story gets more interesting. this is not a revenue growth story. this is not a high flyer by any means but trading ten times forward estimates. you get the buyback which was recently increased and dividend. >> pete, give me buy, sell, hold on northrop grum mond. >> buy it, still cheap, great upside. >> final winner of the debate on the other side of this break. i got this.

health care, the day's worst performing health care stock, after reporting a 30% drop in q3 profits, mr. weiss. >> i have the distinguished honor some of today's pick, and bought some more. looked like the euro moved up. i thought this would be a weak quarter. it far exceeded my expectations in terms of how weak the cash flow was and the guidance going forward. nonetheless, i'm sticking with the position. it's an obama care play. it's a good one. i would own it going forward. it's a good price. >> let's talk some hertz. beating expectations, but the stock is getting hit. >> can i tell you? the market is dead wrong here, and i think the stock is a buy. i have no idea why it's taking this level of abuse. this is a company with car rental revenues up 32%, $300 million stock buyback. reaffirmed earnings guidance for the year, reaffirmed revenue guidance, and yet a small amount of trouble trying to sell off the advantage brand. it's a one-time charge. they're treating the stock like the story is not intact. i think they're wrong. this is a buy, anywhere around $20 a share. >> you guys agree with th

mrs. johnson tried a couple more times, but eventually gave up. "first ladies" on c- span.org/firstladies. secretary of state john kerry spoke earlier today at a weiss how some is on business investment. house summit on business investment. this is their defies minutes. -- 35 minutes. [applause] >> good morning. i hope everyone had a great first day. [cheers and applause] i went to start with a big thank you to the select usa team in all of the folks who have made this summit happen. let's give them a big round of applause. [applause] it was great to hear from president obama yesterday. he said when you bet on america, that that pays off. i could not agree more. that thennounced select usa program will be stepping up its game in a number of ways. attracting business investment will be a major priority for commerce and the state department, including our foreign commercial service officers and our ambassadors. senior government officials, including the president himself, would do more than directly advocate for investment deals. we will create a single point of contact to provide you with a coordinated federal support and cut the red tape. and we wil

mr. liggett, you have a growing diversity population in the county and as a result in montgomery county schools, which are very overcrowded. talk about the county's plan to address that. >> a number of plan weiss of all, the growth is extraordinary, more than any other jurisdiction in the state of maryland. more than three or four jurisdictions combined, the largest school system in the state. so we provided, i think, an extraordinary amount of money already for the school construction. when you look at those kinds of numbers, the numbers that we're talking about at this point in time are simply overwhelming. what we're looking at, last year i supported very strongly the city of baltimore's efforts to rebrand, to some degree, its capital campaign efforts to have additional capital monies for it. the state stepped in to help, provide them with greater leverage for bond construction. i decided to support it. that need to moment is upon us, to provide us the same level of flexibility for construction of schools we provided last year in baltimore. that's only fair. we are grong probably larger than most people even imagined many years ago the rate that we're growing. we have to deal with ongoing m