conway and his previous enterprises the rest of the money was $400,000 all of it in 57 figure numbers almost all from busy about to benefit from the city's rewrite of tax laws that would underscore why the question is raised the same thing for the board of supervisors establish a ballot measure committee and they can accept contributes from people that are having decisions made by the board of supervisors memo cites a few court cases doesn't mention those court cases involved committees so when we have acknowledge interested persons committee we should have a committee citizens for clean government for example this is not about candidate control and in the second case of the f bp case not on prevention grounds but rather when the legislation existed so just so you don't think i am preventing - prvbd to be a lawyer this comes from consultant and other people had been happening happy to participate i recommend a process for interested pirates i do think it makes sense for this to go on the ballot to establish greater public confidence in how money is spent spent. >> any other public com

and tim conway is just -- i mean, just a legend.here just talking about old stories and doing stand-up. it was just so great to talk to these comedians. don rickles was giving me a a toast. he was there next to his wife and he was giving me a toast. he goes, "this is for the kid." he goes, "but this is also for my friend who's the master at what he did." you know, he's talking about johnny carson. and he goes, "so, this is for our friend --" and he goes, "i get emotional just even thinking about the guy, because he was a good friend of mine. and he's meant a lot to me in my career and tim's career and bob's career." and tim conway interrupts and he goes, "muhammad ali?" [ laughter ] "no, you putz! don't interrupt my toast!" then, rickles wife grabs him. she goes, "will you stop yelling at people?" he goes, "you touch me one more time, you're going to have to get a lawyer." [ laughter ] it was a great time. i'm so happy to be in l.a. it's so fun. we've had a great week so far. [ cheers and applause ] we're having a great time. tomorr

anne gearan is a reporter with "the washington post," kellyanne conway and robert gibbs was the white house press secretary under president obama. how far are republicans willing to pursue this? they are asking for hillary clinton to testify under oath at least twice under e-mails and meanwhile the a.p. is saying they will sue. and saying that congress may have an option to forcibly seize the e-mail server. >> let me get to the heart of the matter moving forward. are you going to be taking steps to compel her to hand over the server? >> well, our committee doesn't have the power under our rules. we don't have the power to seize a personal property like that. the house as a whole is frank leanne open constitutional question whether or not the house as a whole has that legal authority. the house as a whole may have the authority to seize personal property. my committee does not. >> and later today, the house oversight committee prepared to subpoena clinton for electronic access to her e-mails when asked if that includes access to her deleted e-mails, a spokesperson told "hardball," we w

firefighters were called to conway freight around 2:00 this afternoon. fourth tractor trailer and storage trailer were damaged in the fire. >>> first responders had more tham than flames to battle at a scene. a hit and run crash involving a police car at the same scene and how officers finally caught up with the suspect. >>> we are just about done with the light rainfall in the area. i'm tracking windy conditions on sunday. i'll let you know what to expect coming up in my forecast. >>> new video of a car accident that sent two women to the hospital. you can see the car flipped on its side in philadelphia's queen village section. a woman walking down the street tells nbc 10 she had to dive out of the way of the car as it reversed out of the parking lot. >> i heard some screaming like no, no. and it was 90 miles an hour just -- going in reverse. i'm still shaking and i just turned around and the car flew past the gate. i just literally, like, dove. >> the victims had to be rescued from the smashed car. >>> from our jersey shore bureau, an explosion damaged

richard conway joins me now.hing this right now, saying we knew all of this already. tell us something we don't know. but this report is damning, and therefore, quite shocking. >> chris, this report was established by the uci's new president, brian cookson, 13 months ago, to uncover top cycling toxic legacy. this was about dealing with the past. but what this report has done has exposed there are still problems today. still problems within cycling. one former respected cyclist, as the report says says that 90% of the professional ranks could still be doping. one said it's down to 20%. whatever it is, the report lays bare there are issues still ongoing, things like microdoping, the use of therapeutic uses of performance enhancing drugs, that needs to be tightened up on. lots of issues for present-day cycling, and a thorough examination of the relationship between its two former presidents and, of course that key man, cycling's poster boy for many years, lance armstrong. >> that's the point, isn't it? people will s

pricilla chan for the record breaking depends on to our general hospital to the conway doojs to u678s and mark and ben new hatch for homeless families and education that brings us to the point of announcements for today education investment like marks investment is most relevant for the discussion all about talent the students in our public schools relevant the different off our city if their caught and prepared forces the 21st century workforce they'll help to diverse our public and private workforce making it stronger than ever the city has taken unprecedented steps to increase our investment in pubs public schools and children and family we'll continue that investment voters just authorized the children's and the public education be enrichment funds lou gehrig's disease us to allocate hundreds of millions to through served folks in mr. sharp that superintendent carranza and the school district we'll continue to explore and invest in young people's cease to science and technology and market and in merntdships liking life skills training to criteria opportunity particularly where my

david corn is the washington bureau chief with "mother jones" and kellyanne conway, a republican strategistthe whole idea from reince priebus, this republican fight for the nomination is going to be tightly controlled, not a lot of crazy theater, no more talk about evolution or liberal journalists involved and along comes ted cruz blowing the trumpet saying, it's going to be my kind of show. who is the toughest fighter on the right to take down the democratic establishment and the republican establishment. this isn't what reince priebus and the boys in the back room wanted. not at all. is it? >> they can mutually co-exist. i don't think chairman priebus had senator cruz in mind when he said that. the dull mccain/romney formula, nominating somebody that they say can win and becomes a loser. why? because the grassroots gets demoralized, millions stay home and we know what works in the democratic party. you had john kennedy, jimmy carter, bill clinton, average age, 46. it's time for the republican party to at least entertain the notion of generational change in the party. people who are willin

we have kellyanne conway a nationally known and successful pollster and of course a jersey girl.hanks for joining us. what is your take on this? >> i don't want anyone to think this is about -- this man has given close $2 million between his family and him to senator menendez re-election efforts through political action committees and the pro-citizens united world. hundreds of thousands of dollars all told then you can leave it to yourself what does he get in return? this is a man who has had private meetings with senator reid and apparently had him on his jet in boston. this is a man who paid $30,000 to meet with president obama and complained that he was not treated the way he thought he should be treated. yesterday there was an article that talked about a meeting that senator reid and senator menendez had with then hhs secretary kathleen sibelius. what was the meaning about? do you think it was ensuring millions of americans under obama helping new jerseyans understand their medicaid? no, it was senator menendez complaining his friend had been treated unfairly in billing pract

well, earlier, i spoke to the bbc sports correspondent, richard conway who explains what the report might mean for cycling and more about what was found about the relationship between the former leadership at uci and disgraced cyclist, lance armstrong. >> there's a lot that's been alluded to in the past lots of suspicions and rumors but for the first time this report has laid bare that whole culture of doping that was throughout cycling in the 1990s and 2000s. but what is worrying for the sport is the fact that some of these cultures and problems are still an issue within professional cycling today and even extending now into the amateur ranks. that will be a concern for the uci under its new leadership with brian cookson. that will be a concern for fans of the sport, who has seen its image battered over the past few years, as these problems with doping, as these allegations and rumors continue to go on. now, what the uci are hoping is that this report will mark a line in the sand, that they'll be able to move on from this point, having exposed and explained and looked into its toxic past

conway. chairman conway. >> thank you, chairman, and thank you folks for being here today. i'm encouraged that -- it has been my experience, that when a question rises to the top level of the committee up there we're gaining some traction. i want to follow up on mr. miller's comments about auditing. that probably doesn't shock anybody. one quick anecdote. i chaired this with secretary mabus the other day. i was touring the " "uss texas" and we were having an impromptu town hall meeting and one of the kids asked me show that audit thing coming with auditing the department of defense. i don't know if that was a plant? >> how about those sailors? >> maybe you suck it up to the armed services committee. does the president's budget fund or properly fund the budget we all want to get to, which is audit statements for the department of defense? >> we assess the funding available to the army initiative within the president's budget is sufficient to carry us forward and meet those milestones. >> mr. chairman, the president's budget is sufficient for the navy and marine corps to meet

conway freight in thornton. firefighters called to the seen around 2:00 this afternoon. crews worked to make sure no fuel leaked into a nearby creek. the cause is under investigation. >>> deadly cyclone. a pacific island nation is reallying after getting slammed by a cyclone. officials believe the death toll is likely to rise. >>> plus bowling alley arson. how much time the former owner of a south jersey bowling alley will have to spend behind bars for burning down a rival's alley. compromise? middle ground? does it really look like we're holding anything back? longhorn's dinner for two for $29.99. choose two of 7 entrees. like the grilled portabella sirloin or the parmesan crusted chicken. plus two sides, two salads & a shared appetizer or a dessert. it's a deal without a single concession. longhorn steakhouse you cant fake steak. and for lunch try our new tavern steak sandwich or get any of our steakhouse lunch combos starting at $7. >>> aid workers say at least eight are confirmed dead in van atu. after a cyclone smashed into the islands this morning. roofs off home,

anne gearan kelly anne conway, robert robert gibbs. >>> president obama's nuclear talks are not justtting blasted by the left. conservatives are criticizing it, too and they should be criticizing it. >>> john kerry says the president already has the authority he needs. he wants a unified front from the congress. will this congress give it to him? >>> and first republican peter king trashes ted cruz saying they both make lousy presidents. why i love peter sometimes. >>> and early battle among 2016 front runners, jeb bush and scott walker have the knives out for each other. isn't that interesting? i guess that the bushes know that walker is riding high in the polls. >>> finally, the lucky number that republicans have gotten their hands on. 47. this is "hardball," the place for politics. in a race, it's about getting to the finish line. in life, it's how you get there that matters most. like when i found out i had a blood clot in my leg. my doctor said that it could travel to my lungs and become an even bigger problem. so he talked to me about xarelto®. >>xarelto® is the first oral pres

it happened at conway freight in thornton yesterday. the flames also damaged a fourth big rig and a storage trailer. >>> now to news from our jersey shore bureau. >>> a 26-year-old woman is recovering from minor injuries house in ocean county. this happened yesterday morning at a two-story home in seaside heights. authorities say maintenance was being done on the home at the time of the explosion. >>> police are looking for two suspects in two armed robberies at new castle gas stations. the first happened at a bp gas station. two got away with knife. then a short time later police say a robber also armed with a knife also hit the shell station on christiana road on new castle. that person escaped with some money. >>> all right. winds are whipping out there. we're looking at wind gusts at 33 miles an hour in philadelphia right now it's going be windy all day long. that's your first weather headline. that's all you need to know. actually nice on monday. weather headlines, the showers yesterday, the rain has moved out of here. we have most

in a statement, detect detective conway's use of force was justified and commence rate with the situation some people may look at this and say the officer was doing his best the platform. >> properly trained police officers do not punt people in the face. >> they say he did report that he struck the man in the face that day. >> shocking. >> exciting for a lot of people. >> who is counting anyway. and more snow across the big apple. looks as though a few flurries for boston today. just shows you that winter is holding on tight. it's really just to the north where we have the winter weather advisory. if you're traveling to this region you will want to double check your flyings. two to four inches of fresh know expected for the big apple. so this storm system bringing messy weather. as we look forwards the central parts of the united states we have another storm system developing. we have texas into arkansas. you can see the reason why. temperatures will remain below average. family returns as we head towards wednesday and thursday of next week. >> i have to say from living in chicago last y

the event was funded by donations from marijuana clubs and silicon valley investor ron conway. >>> gun violence was the top talk today as barbara lee heard from constituents in oakland. members oof the audience raised a vurity of issues from trade deals to gentrification. they are most worried about neighborhood safety. >> young people deserve not to be victims of this senseless terrible gun violences taking place and how we make sure the young people have the best possible education. >> reporter: congress woman added while many see washington as dysfunctional a lot is happening in the east bay to move forward with local issues. >>> she was shot by the taliban while promoting education for girls and now she is coming to speak at a bay area university. malala will appear at san jose state on june 26. tickets for the event were on sale today. you may remember three years ago in pakistan she was shot in the head by taliban gunmen to silence her act ivism. people followed the recovery all over the world. she won the nobel peace prize last year at 17 making her the youngest person to ever w

we've heard the testimonies of general abizaid, we've heard certainly conversations with general conway that i know, and fought with in fallujah. and both of them said, i'll quote general conway there's not a snowball's chance in hell that our operations alone are going to degrade and defeat isis. and then given the recent success of iran, and certainly they have embedded commanders in their forces, i even know it's a modern shia force which has great ramifications long-term. and i've always been a fight or go home guy. if you're going to fight, fight to win. i was never a flag officer, i was a deputy acting commander of special forces in iraq and i was a commander at s.e.a.l. 2-6. at my career i've always looked at protection of our troops and making sure they had the right equipment, right training and right rules of communication to win decisively on the battlefield. having said that, if we are to embed as iran is having success to do and if we are going to go look at general abizaid and general conway's and some of your senior leadership then my concern is is that if we embed we don

goes to why the straw poll was very much more effective under conway and the company because she dealtssues. instead of just the straw poll about the president, how people are responding on issues of the economy, how they responded on immigration. on national security. on social issues. >> then, david -- >> say either/or. these issues are -- >> not an either/or proposition. >> david, let me ask you one question. hold on, chris. the question i have, david, is what is the most important issue to the republicans, to the american people? let me do it more generically. what is it? >> right now, right now that answer, judge, based on what happened at cpac, it's the economy and national security as you break down the polling data, but also as you talk to the people as i did who were there, talk to the activists, talk to the groups. people want to be able to afford a life, have a good life and they want the security. >> economy, national security. >> absolutely. >> chris, your take? what are the most important issues to the american people? >> yeah, the most part, the issues stay relatively th

the weapon also be paid for by donations marijuana clubs and ron conway. >> the city council voted toew negotiating agreement that could keep sport teams in the east bay. it's a six month agreement with new city development the project calls for retail and hotel develop member as well as increased transit access. the alameda county supervisors need to approve it and the clock is ticking. the raiders lease in oakland expires after the next season and there is talk act the team moving to southern california. >>> some young ball players will take to the field this morning in martinez for opening day. however a worker strike at the refinery had threatened the start of the season the league plays on fields next to the refinery and that are owned by the oil giant. they locked up the fields because they said it was worried placer who have to -- player who have to cross picket lines. more than 600 play in the league. the labor dispute has been resolved. >> all right. that's good news for them. let's go over to rosemary and see how the day is shaping up for their opening day festival. >> a coo

and before this committee, we've heard the testimonies of general abersy and general conway who i know well and fought with in fallujah and i'll quote, there is not a snow ball's chance in hell that our challenge will defeat isis and they have embedded commanders in their forces and even though it is a modern shia force which has great ramifications long-term, and i've been a fight or go home guy. if we're going to fight, fight to win. i was never a flag officer, i was a deputy commander in iraq and i was a commander at seal team six and i've looked at protection of our troops and making sure they had the right training and the ability to win decisively. and having said that, if we are to embed as iran is going to do and looking at admiral and general conway and your senior leadership and my concern is if we imbed, we don't just imbed with a few, and should an individual get captured he will die in a -- die a heinous death in a cage and so this will take a package of weight and then we'll have to have a med evac because if one of our guys gets hurt we'll have to bring him out and a u.s

this happened at conway freight in thornton yesterday.e flames also damaged a fourth big rig and a storage trailer. >>> in kentucky rescue crews searched in the overnight hours for a man who reportedly fell into the ohio river. according to witnesses he fell into the river yesterday afternoon. flooding is complicated the situation. melting snow and rainfall has caused the river to reach its highest level in two decades. >>> all right. we start out this weekend very soggy. we had that rain all day yesterday, but it is out of here and we're reaching up to dry conditions. waking up to temperatures in the mid-40s that. will be the story throughout the day. temperatures not bad. right around normal for this time of year. we're going to see the winds. that's the first weather head line on this sunday. a mild monday pretty. light wind. temperatures near 60 degrees on monday and then some rain comes in on tuesday that. would be early on tuesday before it clears out tuesday afternoon. so right now we're mainly looking at mostly cloudy to cloudy sk

. >> robert john williams, todd mccann, steve willis and conway labloom. they were heroes.or when i hear the bagpipes, i just break down. i'll take this to my grave. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> good ooevening, i'm martin savage in atlanta following breaking news in new orleans. right now, a shooting has taken place at the louie armstrong international airport. a man attacked a tsa a agent with a ma shett ti, and then the man was shot three times after a chase. he has been taken to an area hospital where officials say he was unresponsive and this is the press conference a short time ago. >> we have no information at the present time, and of course h this is early in the investigation of any connection between the perpetrator and anyone here

this happened at conway freight in thornton yesterday.the flames also damaged a fourth big rig and a storage trailer. >>> from our trenton bureau a man is in custody after police say he crashed through a barrel scene clipping a car and utility vehicles. according to investigators, the man drove right through the area hitting the battalion chief's emergency vehicle, a pseg truck and another car. then police say the driver got out of his car and ran. an officer eventually caught up with him. >>> all right. let's head now to delaware. state police there are looking for suspects in two armed robberies at new castle county gas stations. the first robbery happened at the bp gas station on pulaski highway in newark. two suspects one of them armed with a knife, got away with cash. a short time later a robber also armed with a knife hit a shell station on christiana avenue. he also escaped with some money. >>> the time is now 9:26. when we come back we'll look add today's top story including a gun rights protest that has some community members on

it happened at conway fraikt in thornton yesterday. flames also damaged a fourth big rig and a storage trailer. >>> now to news from our jersey shore bureau an explosion damaged a home and sent one woman to a hospital in ocean county. this happened yesterday morning at a two-story house on sumner avenue in seaside heights. authorities say the explosion happened as some maintenance work was being done at a home. >>> this weekend we'll get a better idea of what a memorial will lie like that's paying tribute to victims who were killed during a building collapse. they will place a replica. engineers were on site yesterday to make sure the size and spacing are accurate. six people died and more than a dozen others were injured when a building crashed right onto the salvation army store in june 2013. each of the victims will be remembered at this memorial in a special way. >> we're personalizing this because each of the windows of the six windows will be a different color chosen by the families in memory of their loved ones. >> organizers ha

and before this committee, we've heard the testimonies of general ab er aber abersy and general conway who i know well and fought with in fallujah and i'll quote there is not a snow ball's chance in hell that our challenge will defeat isis and they have embedded commanders in their forces and even though it is a modern shia force which has great ramifications long-term, and i've been a fight or go home guy. if we're going to fight, fight to win. i was never a flag officer i was a deputy commander in iraq and i was a commander at seal team six and i've looked at protection of our troops and making sure they had the right training and the ability to win decisively. and having said that, if we are to em bed as iran is going to do and looking at admiral and general conway and your senior leadership and my concern is if we imbed, we don't just imbed with a few, and should an individual get captured he will die in a -- die a heinous death in a cage and so this will take a package of weight and then we'll have to have a med evac because if one of our guys gets hurt we'll have to bring him out

the event was funded by donations from marijuana clubs and a silicon valley investor named ron conwayrl who appeared in a viral photo nothing but beads around her neck surrounded by a group of men, identified as a 17-year-old. it caused concern among law enforcement who feared she could be in danger but when the girl returned home from panama beach and saw the photo on-line she came forward to the bay county sheriff's office and insisted she was safe. according to the officer she told them the interaction between the crowd was consensual and she didn't realize her picture was being taken. >>> spring breakers in florida are being encouraged to keep their distance from dolphins. national oceanic and atmospheric administration are urging people not to feed the dolphins, pet them, swim with them or kayak too close to them. noaa officials say they have had dozens of reports of people being bitten by dolphins especially that they were being taunted with food. >>> time now 7:47. it's a little gloomy. >> wet. >> what is that falling from the sky? >> more is coming. unfortunately it's not goin

paul conway is here. paul. heard an anchor on a competing network say that that jobs report was a blowout. would you care to comment on that? >> it measures strategy. if your strategy is one of incrementalism as opposed to economic expansionism, i guess that you could claim something like that. at the end of the day it is supposed to be an indicator of how many people are going back to work. that report did not get issued today. >> okay. 6.6 million part-time workers. i think that that remained fairly steady, if i am not mistaken. do you know how many of those 295,000 -- >> i apologize. i do not have that number. the number of new jobs being created, there was a large percentage of them that were part-time jobs. if the headline is to be believed that you are having a robust economic recovery going on here, the number of americans sitting in those jobs would actually be decreasing. stuck at 6.6 million for at least a year. especially in those areas where people have this kills to pull them back in off the sideli

host: tony is calling in from north conway, new hampshire, republican line. we are talking about the environment, the obama administration, and supreme court cases. caller: if we are really concerned about carbon emissions, what they should be focusing on our developing nations like china and india. they are putting out these massive amounts of pollution based off of old, antiquated technologies that we could really update by putting on tariffs for their pollution and opening up patents to them so that they could have greener technologies. that is stuff we can do today. china puts out roughly 25% of the world's carbon emissions and that is something we can immediately lower with the technologies that we have. guest: yes, i think that is a good point and shortly after the midterm elections, you did see the white house and the president making some international deals or agreements to address climate change. fundamentally, the rules that i just mentioned, the ones that are proposed to deal with greenhouse gases from power plants, those are sort of a linchpin to

having said that, if we are to embed, and if we are going to look at general abizaid's and general conway's senior vision, we would not embed with just a few. an individual who is captured will die a heinous death. embedding is going to take a force package of relative weight, and we will have to medevac. we will have to bring him at and it will be a u.s. -- if our guys get pinned down, that is american armor, american forces that we do not want another somalia war or benghazi. and we have to have a logistics arm to make sure our allies we are fighting with, sunnis and kurds, directly, and the centralized government have the ammunition, food, fuel everything it takes to win because now we have committed. my question is, do the current authorization, as proposed, does it allow the flexibility for you should the decision come to embed -- does that authorization that you are asking, does it include the flexibility to embed that package to win? secretary carter: thanks for your service and thanks for bringing what is evidently a great store of knowledge to this committee. so thanks for that. th

conway. >> thank you, chairman, and thank you folks for being here today, i'm encouraged it has been my experience that when a question rises to the top level of the committee up there we're gaining some traction. i want to follow up on mr. miller's comments about auditing. one quick anecdote. i was on uss texas having an impromptu town hall meeting and one of the kids asked me show that audit thing coming with auditing the department of defense. i don't know. >> fred: that was a plant or -- >> how about those sailors. >> or if they're just sucking up to a member of the house and armed services committee. and each of you respond does the president's budget fully fund or properly fund the continues efforts at reaching the goal that all of us want to get to which is an audit and financial statements. >> referee: we do what is sufficient to carry us forward and meet those milestones. >> for the navy and marine core to meet the milestones, i would like to circle back around that there are things we don't control that worry me a lot about whether we will meet this audit and not in terms o

calling in from north conway new hampshire. republican line. tony. we are talking about the environment. the obama administration and a couple supreme court cases. hey yeah. i was going to say that if they are really concern about the carbon emissions, what they should focus on is developing nations like china and india they are putting out mass amounts of pollution based off of old antequated technologies and factories and everything like that, that we can really update by putting on trysts for their pollution and opening up patents to them so that they can have greener technologies and that stuff that we can do today that is technology that we can vastly improve today. china puts out roughly 25% of the world's carbon emissions. that is something that we can immediately lower with the technology that's we have. >> that is a good point. after the midterm elections you did see the white house and the president making some international deals or agreements to address climate change. fundamentally, the rules that i just mentioned, the ones that are prop

patrick conway we try and have physicians who are practicing at the table as we have these conversations. want to understand the point that you're making and how we believe -- i want to look into this one in terms of the specific answer to -- >> it will be a dramatic increase. let me tell you why. if i did an open heart surgery on a patient, i would see them in the icu anywhere from 3-5 days every day and then probably 2-3 follow-up appointments. that's all under global. >> uh-huh. >> and so now that -- those numbers will be submitted as individual bills. from a surgeon's perspective i see this as -- and i think seniors should be paying attention to these comments. this is going to be a dramatic pay cut for surgeons across this country, and that's in my view, that's where any potential savings will be coming from. so as you as you look at this you better -- you should really, i'd encourage you to pay attention to that. because what will happen is you're going to have to reevaluate every code evaluation of every follow-up appointment, you're going to have to discern whether there's duplic

said that, if we are to him embed, and if we are going to look at general abizaid's and general conway's senior vision, we would not embed with just a few. an individual who is captured will die a heinous death. embedding is going to take a forced package of relative weight, and we will have to medevac. we will have to bring him at and it will be a u.s. the salinity summer close. if our guys get pinned down, that is american armor, american forces that we do not want another somalia war or benghazi. and we have to have a logistics arm to make sure our allies we are fighting with, sunnis and kurds, directly, and the centralized government have the ammunition, food fuel, everything it takes to win because now we have committed. my question is, to the current authorization -- do the current authorization come as proposed does it allow the flexibility for you should the decision come to embed -- does that authorization that you are asking, does it include the flexibility to embed that package to win? secretary carter: thanks for your service and thanks for bringing what is evidently a great

conway shares.moves, again, we've seen lower highs, starts -- the trend has been down here and then one more here is ups, the package and delivery service, that chart there as well showing signs here of overall weakness and you can see on the bottom end, again, ups is one to watch. carter worth has other technical broken down stocks go to our website for more on the story. this is the broad stroke but the entire view is on our website right now, guys. back to you, melissa. >> all right tyler, take it away. >> i was going to ask a quick question there. do you, in dow theory do you want transports to confirm industrials, or are they supposed to lead industrials and the industrials confirm them? >> it's interesting. with the transportation stocks, what you want to see is investor investors putting money into them or activity out of the transportation stocks because, again, it's a view on the overall economy. as people ship more goods, people demand goods, and the economy starts to gain steam, it stands

host: tony is calling in from north conway, new hampshire, republican line. we are talking about the environment, the obama administration, and supreme court cases. caller: if we are really concerned about carbon emissions, what they should be focusing on our developing nations like china and india. they are putting out these massive amounts of pollution based off of old, antiquated technologies that we could really update by putting on tariffs for their pollution and opening up patents to them so that they could have greener technologies. that is stuff we can do today. china puts out roughly 25% of the world's carbon emissions and that is something we can immediately lower with the technologies that we have. guest: yes, i think that is a good point and shortly after the midterm elections, you did see the white house and the president making some international deals or agreements to address climate change. fundamentally, the rules that i just mentioned, the ones that are proposed to deal with greenhouse gases from power plants, those are sort of a linchpin to

patrick conway, we try to have physicians practicing at the table as we have these conversations.u're making and how we believe -- i want to look in into this one in terms of a specific answer to your question. >> it will be a dramatic increase. if i did an open heart surgery on a patient, i would see them in the icu anywhere from three to five days every day and then probably two to three follow-up appointments. that's all under a global. and so now that -- those numbers will be submitted as individual bills. from a surgeon's perspective i see this as -- i think seniors should be paying attention to these comments. this is going to be a dramatic pay cut for surgeons across this country. in my view that's where any potential savings will be coming from. as you look at this, you better -- you should really -- i'd encourage you to pay attention to that. because what will happen is you're going to have to reevaluate every code, reevaluation of every follow-up appointment, you're going to have to discern whether there's duplicative billing. if i see a patient postop and a critical car

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