howie roseman will run the front office with tom donahue, bring another personnel guy but pederson will with people in the way chip kelly did not. >> before the deciding on chip's replacement eagles were planning to bring ben mcadoo for second interview but when giants got wind of it they stopped it and hired him as their coach. former giants coach tom coughlin was also in the the running for the eagles job until the very end. >>> well, look who is settling into his new home, former eagles coach chip kelly getting a tour of the 49ers facility today. where will his smoothie stand be installed, in san francisco, chip looks odd in san francisco 49ers gear. >> yes, san francisco 49ers will right the day. >> do you think so. >> i think so. >>> finally tonight, a joyful celebration of the life and legacy of martin luther king. >> ♪ >> this is the 13th annual unity choir mlk celebrations at congregation shallom in cherry hill. choir is made up of 80 singers from a number of faiths, lifting their voices in praise, and song. >>> jimmy kimmel live next on channel six followed by night line. "acti

tom donahue will be joining us. we will talk with him about that 2016 election. wants to do about the gridlock in washington. that is coming up at 11:40 a.m. eastern time. ♪ betty: ted cruz and donald trump running neck and neck in iowa in the newest bloomberg politics poll. ted cruz is under fire after the new york times revealed he failed to disclose loans totaling up to $1 million used to finance his winning 2012 senate bid. donald trump sat down with with all due respect and took a friendly tone on the issue. >> the big story in the new york times about ted cruz, his having not reported a loan for his senate campaign from goldman sachs. you concerned about that? donald trump: i know nothing about it. i hear it is a very big thing could i hope you salts it. he is a nice guy. >> you've been in the public spotlight for years and years. he has not. think it is possible there are lots of things about him in the background that now as he becomes a leading candidate should be investigated? well and i canry understand it. he's been very nice to me, very respectful of

today, we have a brand-new letter from tom donahue. i hope you will take a moment to check it out. for decades, tom has been the leading voice for business in washington. across the country, and around the world. a visionary, he is tough and effective. he is not afraid to tell it like it is. he is passionate and an advocate for free enterprise. his thoughtsrd to today. so, it is my pleasure to introduce the president and ceo of the u.s. chamber tom donahue. [applause] >> thank you very much. good morning ladies and gentlemen. welcome to what i hope will be an exciting morning. two days ago, president obama gave us his views on the state of the union. like any president would, he put the best possible face on the countries economic performance under his stewardship. what i would like to do this morning's look at how our economy and our country are doing through the eyes of american business people. the reality that they see is a little different than that for trade by our political leaders in washington. they see an economy with some strengths, but with many weaknesses. they see a co

chamber of commerce ceo and president tom donahue delivering his 2016 state of american business address. and then following his speech you will be joined by the top lobbyist for the chamber of commerce for a news conference. he is being introduced. >> asked all outlined in a minute come doing business in today's landscape is no easy feat. challenges are stacking up. businesses face underperforming economy and overreaching government and an uncertain world. to top it off we're in the middle of one of the most unpredictable campaigns ever. many of the big debates over our economy and our country's position in the world are happening in the context of this critical election. and the chamber will be at the center of much of that discussion. we don't to presidential politics, but we will do residential policy. one of the major ways we're engaging in the election is to our campaign. this is a series of letters been written by a bipartisan group of business civic and political leaders to the 40th president of the united states. highlight the policy issues businesses care about and want the nex

we'll talk to you as president and ceo tom donahue when we return. sfroo coming up on the half too many show more than a trillion dollars of market cap wiped out already this year. we're getting a bit of a bounce today, but can it hold? gopro in freefall. we talked to the analyst who was way ahead of the street on that one, and bonnie baja of jeffrey gundlach joining us as well. we'll see you in about 15 minutes, and lots to discuss today. >> all right. sounds good, scott. thank you very much. consumers are benefitting obviously from falling oil prices, but what about american businesses? the u.s. chamber of commerce is out with its state of american business. joining us first on cnbc is thomas donahue, the president and ceo of the u.s. chamber of commerce. it's great to have you back, tom. thanks for joining us. >> i'm glad to be here. >> we just had a state of the union. obviously it's been a tumultuous start to the year in equities. what does business want to see this year more than anything? >> well, i think business -- by the way, i talk to hund

howie rows man will run the front office with tom donahue. other personnel guy but pederson will get along with people in a way that chip kelly did not. >> now, pederson was not their first choice. that's okay says for former eags coach dick vermeil. he tells me he was a third choice here with the eagles. the fourth choice to coach the rams then ended with a super bowl. >> it comes across as humble, comes across as bright and passionate about the game and i think he's pretty compassionate about the people he works with. you know, but, you know, someone has -- you always have to start somewhere. i started somewhere. >>> bill wall started some somewhere. don shula started somewhere. i think this guy comes pretty well prepared. >> he also really hopes that the community and the media and the fans rally behind him. >> yeah. >> even if he wasn't the first choice. >> does he live in a log cabin. >> he does. >> nice. >> more news when we come right back. stay with us. here. i know, right? it's so nice to have everyone over. hi hey. mmm. i just laid

chamber of commerce president tom donahue will address the state of american business and answer questions from reporters. that is live at 9:30 a.m. eastern on c-span2. >> the american association of university women hosted a discussion physical and sexual abuse on college campuses across the country. that is live at 10 a.m. eastern on c-span3. this morning we'll take you to baton rouge, louisiana, where president obama will be taking part in a townhall meeting at a local high school. is expected use the opportunity to highlight goals from the state of the union address tuesday. it will be live at 11:30 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> the british house of commons will hold a debate monday on foreign republican presidential candidate donald trump from the united kingdom following his controversial comments on muslims. a petition to bar donald trump from entering the uk has received more than 560,000 signatures. that would be live monday at 11:30 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> new america held a discussion tuesday on access to broadband for the auto and high-tech industries. speakers include fcc comm

tom donahue joins "squawk alley" with all the details.k at this market and these crazy intraday reversals trading very strongly into session highs. the dow up more than a percent. up 200 points. the nasdaq roaring back. s&p 500 up 1.19%. a short rebound from september lows. we will continue to follow it here from "squawk on the street." i'm here at the td ameritrade trader offices. steve, other than making me move stuff, what are you working on? let me show you. okay. our thinkorswim trading platform aggregates all the options data you need in one place and lets you visualize that information for any options series. okay, cool. hang on a second. you can even see the anticipated range of a stock expecting earnings. impressive... what's up, tim. td ameritrade. >>> davos is specially important this year, because there is so much turmoil in the world. >>> goldman sachs out with a bold call saying it is time to bet on energy stocks. they suggest a very interesting way to do it. get their trade at trading nation.cnbc.com. more "squawk on the st

chamber of commerce president tom donahue. we have to talk trade.are in davos, you issued a statement of support for tpp last week. many lawmakers have said they will not touch this bill. how much is the chamber of commerce willing to stick your neck up to make this happen? : the steps in getting that done were first to get the trade promotion authority, which was very tough, to do both the house and the senate. we got that done. then, they had to finish the negotiation. they did that, is a perfect? no. there are two or three things that have to be fixed. but back to me that at home, or in agreement with other countries. the big question, we are going to get this done, but went you vote on it? david: i don't know anyone who counts voting capitol hill better than you do. give me the percentage chance we get it? tom: 75%. if he tried to vote it right now, the senate would not let you do it. they will not take three or four important senators when they're -- morefor office republicans than democrats -- and put them at risk. i think it will either happe

and thank you so much to tom donahue and the chamber for your leadership. [ applause ] >> all right. that's a tough act to follow. but good morning, everyone. and thank you so much for including mary and me in this important discussion. and what a great program that the whole team has put together. i want to thank tom donohue and the chamber for putting us in the chamber. it's a great place to hold this event. we in uniform are grateful to the military service initiative and hiring our heros, for arranging this mission transition event. starting at the top, this means thanks to the dos amigos, eric and miguel, and your whole organization for what you've done. and of course the president and mrs. bush. your gift of personal attention to this effort is immensely important and deeply appreciated by all of us. thank you so much. and thanks to all of you for being here. [ applause ] >> thanks to all of you for being here and for your enduring support to our veterans, including recognizing their potential as employees once they transition out of the military. these men and women have raise

tom, with the chambers medications and strategy division. it is my pleasure to welcome you to the chamber this morning. donahue's state of america business address has become a tradition. we all look forward to it. it is an opportunity to look at the year ahead from the perspective of america's job creators among the men and women who run mainstreet shops, and startups, and every thing in between. as tom will outline in a minute doing business in today's , landscape is no easy feat. challenges are stacking up. businesses face an underperforming economy and overreaching government, and an uncertain world. to top it off we're in the middle of one of the most unpredictable campaigns ever. many of the big debates over our economy and our country's position in the world are happening in the context of this critical election. and the chamber will be at the center of much of that discussion. we don't do presidential politics, but we will do presidential policy. one of the major ways we're engaging in the election is through our dear 45 campaign. this is a series of letters being written by a bipartisan group of busines

tom, with the chambers medications and strategy division. it is my pleasure to welcome you to the chamber this morning. donahue's state of america business address has become a tradition. we all look forward to it. it is an opportunity to look at the year ahead from the perspective of america's job creators among the men and women who run mainstreet shops, and startups, and every thing in between. as tom will outline in a minute doing business in today's , landscape is no easy feat. challenges are stacking up. businesses face an underperforming economy and overreaching government, and an uncertain world. to top it off we're in the middle of one of the most unpredictable campaigns ever. many of the big debates over our economy and our country's position in the world are happening in the context of this critical election. and the chamber will be at the center of much of that discussion. we don't do presidential politics, but we will do presidential policy. one of the major ways we're engaging in the election is through our dear 45 campaign. this is a series of letters being written by a bipartisan group of busines

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donahue for room. (applause).. >>> for original screen play tht nominees are, matt spice. alex garland for ex machina. pete doctor, meg labeouf, josh coolly and ronnie dell carmenela for inside out. josh singer and tomthan herman andrea burr love, savage and alan for straight out of thet ot compton. >> very good.. >>> for original score thecore t nominees are -- thomas new man m for bridge of spies, carterar burrell for carol, annie for the hateful eight, johann johann sos for is a car yo and johnd j williams for star wars the force awakens. (applause). >>> in the best foreign languagg film category the nominees are -- from columbia embrace of the serpent, from france, mustang, from hungary, son of sol, from jordan, th i.e. b and from denmark a war. (applause). >>> for achievement in directing. the nominees are -- adam mccay m for the big short.ho george miller for mad max fury road, al will he andro for the revenant, lenny abramson for for room and tom mccarthy for spotlight.otght. (applause). >>> for performance by ancey a actress in a leading roll the te nominees are... kate blanchettnt in carol. brie larson in room. jennifer lawrence in joy. charlotte ram link in 45 years. and sharon nan in broo

donahue for room. >> for original screen play the nominees are matt sherman, ethan cohen and joel cohen for bridge of spies. alex car win for ex machina. and inside out. josh singer and tomht. and jonathan herman, andrea -- applau[ applause ] and for straig"straight outta " compton." >> the nominees are thomas noonan for bridge of spice. carter burwell for carol. the hateful eight. johan johanson forsy car owe and john williams for "star wars: the force awakens." >> in the best foreign language film category. the nominees are from colombia, embrace of the serpent. from france, mustang. from hungary, son of sal. from jordan, thooeb. and from denmark, a war. thebes. >> for achievement in directing the nominees are, adam mckay for the big short. george miller for mad max fury road. alejandro inarritu for the revenant. lenny abramson for room and tom mccarthy for spotlight. [ applause ] >> for performance by an act residen -- actress in a reading role, cate blanchett in carol. ber bree larson in room. cheryl lawrence in joy. and and -- in ronin in brooklyn. >> for performance by an actor in a leading role the nominees are bryan cranston in trumbo. matt damon in the margs. mi