bob schiller. dagen had him on. he warns of an overpriced market and it's very important on a friday given the weekly pass. donald trump released his tax plan in the next few weeks. this is a story. you know we've been on all over. we'll talk about it coming. "cavuto coast-to-coast" continues in just a moment. but connell: on "cavuto coast-to-coast" i mentioned before the break we been talking about the donald trump tax plan before anybody was, but now he's going to release in a few weeks. last week giving us clues about what it looks like somebody bring blake bergman and from d.c. >> just come follow us. that might be one of the ways to put this. on one of the morning shows them a donald says he will announce a tax plan in the next few weeks or so. the headline got splashed around and has been making waves. if you watch his lengthy interview with maria bartiromo last maria bartiromo last week some eight days ago, this should be of no shot whatsoever. in the interview, maria talked to donald trump about several diff

bob schiller. tom: peter orszag. charles: we have needs for investment, including education.s lots you can imagine from a fiscal capacity. here is what we lack, debt capacity. we do not have the debt capacity to do those things. real reform, which we could have done with bowles simpson, if obama would have been serious, could it put us in a position to break through this. an exclusive. i think they agreed on something. let's look at oil, not on the demand side, the supply side. global oil production was once flat. then it went up, then it really went up, up, up. this curve of his more and more in accelerating with production. teachs calomiris, you this at columbia. there is a point where the microeconomics gets squishy. doing away the price is on oil right now? charles: $40 a barrel. tom: but it is still moving, isn't it? charles: yes, but what i think this graph is telling you is pretty clear. what is been the major shifter driving the oil market? tom: technology. charles: expansion of supply and technology. that is going to continue. i think it is a positive for the u.s.. l

we hear more from your professor bob schiller, the cocreator of the chase schiller home price index.t, high-frequency trading firm for two financial along with exchanges says early beneficiaries of heightened volatility in volume. for more, let's go to the newsroom, my colleague erik schatzker and their ceo doug cifu. eric: certain type of volatility is good. from we transfer risk buyers to sellers. in volatile times, the bid offers start to widen. our services are more needed on a day like yesterday than they are today with a markedly trade six or 7 million shares. erik: do you care of stocks go up and down? assuming the same volatility in the same volume, do you do better on down days were up days? doug: we do better on updates. we are more volume driven. provideare there to offers to the market, we can create volatility or volume. we need natural buyers and sellers, people that want to take risk, to show up in the market place. volume really is the key driver. erik: if you can create volatility or volume, able accuse you of being wrong. doug: people don't understand the modern fun

you and bob schiller talking about that that there's something to the way that people feel about themselveshim. he's a nerd. it is the heart. [laughter] >> okay. a love for bob. thank you connell. so you have a day, roughly you have 23 hours to get your stuff together. pick out a nice outfit. >> thanks. get a manicure. still ahead -- the mine owner caught up in the colorado river disaster. >> the epa in 2002 was asked to join my lawsuit against sunny side gold corporation. they not only refused. they threatened me. >> that man joins us after the break with u new information on what the epa may have known, a full year before that toxic film. >> to ashley webster on the floor at the new york stocks exchange looking attic winners. ashley. >> listen we started off today with a future saying we were going to be up 600 points. stuart varney beside himself and never really materialized up 286 points with any normal day that would be terrific. but after what happened yesterday, it is okay. it stabilized as you can see s&p and nasdaq moving high. you mentioned tech that is leading the way after gett

. >> i asked bob schiller and nobel prize winner yesterday what is less personal investment and he saidalk of the bonds agree with it or all of her value with the most risk in stock. the last investment on money market. that's the risk is willing to take. >> up 198 points. this morning i'm like yesterday's big game, technology and nasdaq futures leading gains. actually being led to the broader market. we'll keep watching that for you. six or via clock the east coast. later i look at precious metals. a good time to buy gold. you are watching "mornings with maria." keep your break here. lots coming up. shopping online is as easy as it gets. wouldn't it be great if hiring plumbers, carpenters and piano tuners were just as simple? thanks to angie's list, now it is. we're making hiring anyone from a handyman to a dog walker as simple as a few clicks. you don't have to be a member to buy their services directly at angieslist.com but members save more on special offers. angie's list is revolutionizing local service again. visit angieslist.com today. the only difference: that little blue thingy