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afternoon to you.coming up that will be at white house briefing of the debt ceiling looms. and file title 42 is lifted. we will head to the periphery for questions.president biden with a meeting with the president of spain. we listen to the marks of the president. kevin o'leary joins us on a new target of the climate change crusade. agriculture. come join john roberts and me at the top of the hour. [music] >> time now for in case you missed it. democrat senator amy clover shark, she ran for the democrat nomination for president. she was interrupted in her own book event last evening after climate activists storm the stage. the minnesota senator was at george washington university to promote her own new book.
ironically named the joy of politics. not a lot of joy on that stage. they didn't like the fact she wouldn't push against a president which he was putting together the willow project up in alaska. because we need oil. when protesters suddenly began questioning her commitment to stopping climate change. let's watch. [chanting] >> global char was eventually pushed off the stage. she had to leave. you see the law enforcement there too. reportedly returned after 10 minutes or so and said the protesters were right and she does need to do more about drilling and her own state of minnesota. you know what, freedom of speech quite different when
life experience to see a tornado like this, that's great news as long as nobody's getting the damaging side. but a spectacular sight to see. we do have more severe severe weather today across the east coast, we'll have more on fox weather. download that fox weather app and stream it on any of your connected devices as well. pete, over to you. pete: staggering. thank you. well, the house of representatives passed a major energy bill this week. you may not have heard of it, aimed as reversing joe biden's constructive green energy agenda. destructive. but while the left continues their climate change crusade, the u.s. still does not give off the most emissions. look at that that big old 36% from the communist chinese. that would be china, which is the largest, china at 27%, that's the rest of the world, i excuse me. they're on their way to 36% though to america's 11%. and american natural gas is
>> all right. michael o'hanlon, thank you for joining us here tonight. >> my pleasure. thank you. still ahead, senator sheldon whitehouse joins me on his climate change crusade and more. stay tuned. i'm hampton pearson with your cnbc market wrap. stocks gained ground. the dow climbs 26 points to close at a new high. the s&p adds six to finish at another record as well. the nasdaq is up by 30 points. apple ended higher after billionaire investor carl icahn said the value of the stock at $240 a share. he also called on the company to buy more stock back. and home builder sentiment fell this month in what's typically a busy time for the real estate market. economists were expecting more optimism to improve sales. that's it from cnbc, first in business worldwide.
to fix? or does he want to raise the stakes to have an issue in 2014? i think it will be eye am not saying it will be decided. it will be fascinating to see which of those two futures he decides on. >> i don't think he wants to game the system. he can't run again. even if you were to sign a political motive, i think he would rather see something done. >> everything he's done up to now has been design to the try to drive a wedge and force the republicans into a weak position for 2014. >> speaker, we also want to ask you about former vice-president al gore. now, he recently -- [chuckles] >> you laugh. he recently made $100 million from selling current tv to al-jazeera and matt lauer grilling gore about the sale, poigning out that al-jazeera is funded by qatar. doesn't that conflict with gore's past criticism of oil money and climate change