his name is martin scholz.he current president of the european parliament is running for the party of european socialists. of performance battling unemployment and creating a unified economic policy. while the brouhaha has not gone unnoticed, the eu headquarters and here at home. >> there is a lot riding on this election for socialist martin scholz. the european parliament president has his eyes on a higher position. eu commission president. and that i final rally in --ferred, he was brimming and at a final rally in frankfurt, he was brimming with determination. >> we need to make it better, but there is nothing better for us germans than euro. i asked for your support. >> german chancellor angela merkel was can many for her party, the rival christian didn't -- democrats. she is promising to fight for the right of germans in the ee you. monitoring the proposed free-trade trade agreement between abe eu and the u.s.. talking of people are about the free trade agreements. i want to say one thing about it. there wi

for more on what might be the biggest ipo ever, steve scholz, former head of yahoo finance and current. here in the studio. you have been picking through some of the numbers on what you have seen so far, do they get a positive rating from you about the value of the company and its ability to make profits? >> they do. alibaba rated 76 i us from zero to 100, which is a very strong rating. ahead of the other tech companies that have ipo did in the past year or two. but also ahead of apple and google. this company demonstrated already it has the ability to generate returns on a cap of employees, assets, equity and clearly it is a great growth story that is making money. liz: here's what is less clear. how much it can raise during its ipo. they came up with a global number of $1 million. but they would obviously rather underpromise and over deliver. what is your best guess of how much they could raise on this ipo? >> it could be north of 15 billion. when you look, they're already making money, they have great margins and still tremendous room for growth. this is one of those companies alrea

money from the carbon tax could have been used to reduce our deficit and former secretary of state scholz argued we need a carbon tax but let's use it to reduce other taxes. my view is fine, let's reduce other taxes. a lot of taxes put american businesses at a disadvantage. some of the corporate taxes, but do what's necessary to drive the development of the technologies so that we are not poisoning our plan at. >> host: greenbelt maryland, democratic a caller. >> caller: good morning. how are you doing? congressman waxman, good morning to you. i hope you stay on even though you're retiring. but congressman, this is a global issue. it's a global concern. i'm a concerned scientist and a ph.d scientist, and part of my job was putting satellites, we -- the melting of the ice captured were very concerned about that. >> host: where did you work? turn four i still work even though i'm retired, challenging the relatively right now. congressman, here's the thing, greta, and to understand this very well, just a couple of years ago the whole nation, all states of our nation was killed with snow but

coming up after shoulder american warships have so truly been scholz as a renegade global post in the cia wagers a war on three fronts and washington denies any responsibility for his deadly campaign also. we'll bring you a breathtaking doing chores so you scour it to the international space station and look at what's in store with the new three month crew also that successful. one for . the. economic down in the final. days. and the rest because i. believe everything we told me. coming along the hall of fame i'm sure my. pleasure to have you with us here on t.v. today i'm researcher. you're watching also a international welcome by germany is planning to abandon its investigation into n.s.a. . snooping on the country and blames a lack of evidence as it was denied access to key documents and witnesses that despite revelations even chancellor merkel's phone was tapped peter now has the details prosecutors said the reason for this isn't that they can't get the evidence they say that they they can't contact edward snowden thought to speak to him in person this is despite edward snowden ha