lots of hanna family fun. i'll tell you, ralph, if you take a bite, i'll take a bite.e wild. that's a little boy monkey. little jack: yep, definitely a boy. jack: i don't think i asked you.

hanna: there are 40 cars in the club. both modern cars and vintage cars. month in dues,r plus, you have to buy points to get days for driving the cars. at the end of the year, it cost $9,000, plus your monthly dues to be a member have 30-40 driving days. it works on that kind of system. betty: mark wants to join, how much does it cost? hanna: we have 450 members right now. there is a four-month wait, give or take. it is doable. will have to be patient. you're probably have to know somebody to join. betty: calling matt miller. mark: exactly. what happened to the stables? hanna: they moved up. there on the ground floor. it took a lot of finagling. there are one dozen horses now up there. it is a brand-new stable. it is state-of-the-art. betty: is it a luxury high-rise? hanna: yes. be up for interpretation. car, i know you love your what is your favorite? him: there is a 69 ford bronco. it is bright orange. it just looks amazing. they have a 63 corvette stingray that i have had my hands on. i love it. they are very fun. ok.y: thank you so much. hannah elliott

jack hanna's "wild countdown" is next.action news" continues later tonight we're back bright and early tomorrow morning beginning at 6:00 a.m. thousands of runners preparing for the broad street run. the premier ten mile kicks off tomorrow morning and we'll be live! plus, the pennsylvania ballet twirls a new milestone in the history of dance. >>> now for chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm gray hall. make it a great day. announcer: "jack hanna's wild countdown" is sponsored by nationwide. jack: hi, everybody, i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo, and welcome to "wild countdown." sue: oh, my goodness, there's a whole herd of them. jack: today, we're checking out 6 species that turn heads everywhere they go. why? look at this. this is the funniest thing, sue. look at them. because of the outstanding appendages growing from their heads. look at that nose. from unique snouts that demand respect-- boy, he's powerful, that little thing. he moves the jeep. to horns and antlers t

hanna rhoden's 4-day-old baby found alive in her same room. kenneth rhoden discovered by his cousin. >> i just found my cousin with a gunshot wound. >> reporter: during sunday's services at the union hill church, never has this community had so much to mourn. >> why? who would do this? >> reporter: today orange ribbons in pike county honoring the victims as the community raises money for their funerals. >> you don't expect this kind of thing to happen in a small town like this. i mean it's tragic. >> reporter: sheriff's deputies here are calling the killings methodical. more than 100 investigators are now working this case and autopsies are scheduled to be finished tomorrow. kate. >> gabe gutierrez, thank you. >>> moments of panic last night at a senior prom in wisconsin when a young man appeared with a gun. wounding two before he was killed. morgan radford has that report. >> reporter: tonight an active investigation after an 18-year-old opened fire outside of a high school prom 85 miles north of green bay, wisconsin. police say jakob wagner,

. >>> thank you, jack hanna's "wild countdown" is next on channel 6.on news" continues later tonight. we'll be back bright and early tomorrow morning at 6:00 a.m. here's a story we're following for you, a bitter sweet story of a homeless couple as they walk down the aisle. >>> we have more on what's known as global artistry. now for chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm gray hall make it a great day. life's morning multitasking for a growing family, and drawers with many layers, to show exactly what you need. life's sharing a meal. and a kitchen with room for everyone. spend $4000 or more on a new kitchen and get 15% back at the ikea kitchen event. katie mcginty for u.s. senate, calling her "a champion for working families." the 9th of 10 kids, her dad's union pension and social security made all the difference. in pennsylvania, mcginty helped implement obamacare and expand coverage. trump and toomey have attacked obamacare and social security. to fight back, president obama wants mcginty in the senate to protect women, families and senio

mona hanna-attisha. (cheers and applause) hey! i said your name right? okay!rs and applause) ♪ welcome to the show. thanks so much for coming out. >> thanks for having me. >> larry: thanks for your dedication and everything. tell me how you started realizing something was wrong. >> we started hearing reports there was lead in the water. a researcher drove from flint to virginia to research the water and said there was lead in the water. when pediatricians hear about lead, we freak out. it's a universal neurotoxin. you don't mess with lead or kids. >> larry: hey, there is lead on the band aids! (laughter) >> we decided to research to see if lead in the water was getting into the bod wheries of our chin and it was. we looked back on the record and saw after the water switched the percentage of kids with lead levels doubled. >> larry: what was your reaction? >> i wasn't surprised. it didn't take a doctor or a rocket scientist to figure this out. general motors stopped using this water in october of 2013 because it was corroding engine parts. (audience reacts) but

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jack: "jack hanna's into the wild" is brought to you by nationwide and the columbus zoo and aquarium. partners in conservation for over 30 years. hi, everyone, i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my home here at the columbus zoo, and welcome to "into the wild." today, we're headed on a quest into the african wilderness, where gorillas share the same habitat with rare forest elephants. 3 babies. sue: oh, my gosh. it's tiny. jack: it's an adventure filled with surprises. there's a silverback right there in the road. get out of here. i'm leaving no stone unturned. wow. oh, hold it here. jeepers. golly day. creatures of gabon are next on "into the wild." oh, crap. kathaleen: what's wrong?

announcer: "jack hanna's wild countdown" is sponsored by nationwide. jack: hi, everybody, i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo, and welcome to "wild countdown." did you know some marine mammals are 20 feet long, like killer whales? hurricane jack: look, jack, right at the front of the bow. jack: boy, that is close. i've met mammals that live in the scorching heat-- hoo! and others that thrive in the north pole. i guess this time of year you can only see them from a helicopter, huh? jody: in my opinion, the best way to see them. jack: there are even flying mammals, millions of them. ben: look, the bats are coming out of the cave. jack: how can we a

announcer: "jack hanna's wild countdown" is sponsored by nationwide. jack: hi, everyone, i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo, and welcome to "wild countdown." dogs are called man's best friend for a good reason. they help prevent crime-- brett: we use them for apprehending poachers. jack: find missing disaster victims-- walt: she'll pick up the scent and off she'll go. jack: and provide love and companionship, maybe the most important job of all. sue: aw. brad: these are some of our special guests here at the adoption center. jack: and wait until you see the dingoes and painted dogs, canines that are still living the wild life. onx: one of africa's more special creatures. jack: all that

jack: "jack hanna's into the wild" is brought to you by nationwide and the columbus zoo and aquarium.in conservation for over 30 years. hi, everyone, i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my home, the columbus zoo, and welcome to "into the wild." today, we're heading to one of the only places on earth where wildlife reigns supreme, the galapagos islands. sue: look at the sea lion. jack: there's a shark. i saw its tail. meet primitive-looking marine iguanas-- this is creepy, isn't it? it's like halloween or something. colorful sally lightfoot crabs-- fatima: now you know why the crabs are delicious. [clicking tongue] jack: stunning sea lions-- oh, sue, look at that. you could watch that all day long. all thriving in this land of extreme. fatima: there's some boobies on the rock. jack: a booby. fatima: you ask every day for

. ♪ jack: "jack hanna's into the wild" is brought to you by nationwide and the columbus zoo and aquarium in conservation for over 30 years. hi, everybody, i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my home here at the columbus zoo, and welcome to "into the wild." come along for a mystical adventure into the cloud forest of ecuador. oh, jeez. sue: oh. jack: we're braving bats-- oh, he just peed all over you. bushmasters-- sue: oh, lord, that's a bushmaster? jack: and more birds than you can imagine. i hope he doesn't hit me in the eyeball. the wildlife is buzzing next, as we go into the wild. hold it, what is that kind of thing? is that a bird? it's a bee. carlos: a horsefly. jack: oh. i just thought it was a small bird. sue: pbblt. jack: ok.

congressman, i suspect you would know representative hanna pretty well. >> i do.e's a fellow colleague from new york state, so we see him around a lot. charles: have you guys had this discussion in person? >> not about this, no. you know, he definitely has a different take on on this presidential race than i do. while we could talk about, you know, the electability of any republican candidate, the fact is on the other side of the aisle you're coming off of eight years of barack obama, and they're about to nominate hillary clinton who has a huge cloud under -- right over her head, and she, you know, possibly did some stuff that might get her into trouble before the convention are. we'll see if that catches up to her. so the fact is there's a very unpopular alternative on the other side which i think helps the republican party despite people being in the trump camp or not trump camp. charles: right. i get what you're saying. there's no doubt that hillary clinton is a flawed candidate, but the other part of this, the other argument by a lot of republicans who are say

announcer: "jack hanna's wild countdown" is sponsored by nationwide.yone, i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo, and welcome to "wild countdown." dogs are called man's best friend for a good reason. they help prevent crime-- brett: we use them for apprehending poachers. jack: find missing disaster victims-- walt: she'll pick up the scent and off she'll go. jack: and provide love and companionship, maybe the most important job of all. sue: aw. brad: these are some of our special guests here at the adoption center. jack: and wait until you see the dingoes and painted dogs, canines that are still living the wild life. onx: one of africa's more special creatures. jack: all that, plus mbl

jack: hi, everybody, i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo, and welcomehales? hurricane jack: look, jack, right at the front of the bow. jack: boy, that is close. i've met mammals that live in the scorching heat-- hoo! and others that thrive in the north pole. i guess this time of year you can only see them from a helicopter, huh? jody: in my opinion, the best way to see them. jack: there are even flying mammals, millions of them. ben: look, the bats are coming out of the cave.

announcer: "jack hanna's wild countdown" is sponsored by nationwide.verybody, i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo, and welcome to "wild countdown." sue: oh, my goodness, there's a whole herd of them. jack: today, we're checking out 6 species that turn heads everywhere they go. why? look at this. this is the funniest thing, sue. look at them. because of the outstanding appendages growing from their heads. look at that nose. from unique snouts that demand respect-- boy, he's powerful, that little thing. he moves the jeep. to horns and antlers that are over the top. golly day, that thing is tall. and later, my blooper of

. ♪ ♪ ♪ announcer: jack hanna's "wild countdown" is sponsored by nationwide.e, i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo, and welcome to "wild countdown." why are there mysterious white black bears roaming the canadian rainforest? right through those alder branches is the white bear. why don't penguins freeze in all that snow? kathaleen, i don't see how anything survives out here. and why do male lions have long shaggy manes? wowee. looking right at me, too. today, we're out to solve the mysteries behind some of our favorite animals. oh, my gosh, what is that? adam: thats

announcer: "jack hanna's wild countdown" is sponsored by nationwide.g to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo, and welcome to "wild countdown." dogs are called man's best friend for a good reason. they help prevent crime-- brett: we use them for apprehending poachers. jack: find missing disaster victims-- walt: she'll pick up the scent and off she'll go. jack: and provide love and companionship, maybe the most important job of all. sue: aw. brad: these are some of our special guests here at the adoption center. jack: and wait until you see the dingoes and painted dogs, canines that are still living the wild life. onx: one of africa's more special creatures.

announcer: jack hanna's "wild countdown" is sponsored by nationwide. jack: hi, everyone, i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo, and welcome to "wild countdown." why are there mysterious white black bears roaming the canadian rainforest?

announcer: "jack hanna's wild countdown" is sponsored by nationwide. jack: hi, everybody, i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo, and welcome to "wild countdown." sue: oh, my goodness, there's a whole herd of them. jack: today, we're checking out 6 species that turn heads everywhere they go. why? look at this. this is the funniest thing, sue. look at them. because of the outstanding appendages growing from their heads. look at that nose. from unique snouts that demand respect-- boy, he's powerful, that little thing. he moves the jeep. to horns and antlers that are over the top. golly day, that thing is tall. and later, my blooper of the week. i'm not gonna do that anymore. for all you fans of fancy

jack: hi, everyone, i'm jack hanna coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo, and welcomeive? some of them are lethal. this thing looks deadly. it's no wonder they're called cold-blooded. whoa. but the truth is, there's a huge variety of cold-blooded creatures. looks like two big boulders in there. and most aren't dangerous at all. rex: the only thing they're actually horrible towards is little black ants. jack: today we'll find out what it really means to be cold-blooded and why it's such an amazing adaptation.

thee door roosevelt bursts on the scene and then hanna says now ta damn cowboy is president of the united states. >> can i just ask you about mckinley, did mckinley get a bad rap? >> mckinley was regarded as someone who had brought about some of the evil aspects of american empire, had plunged the united states needilessly into the spanish american war. not many historians think that any more. and some even think that the modern presidency has its origins in some of the initiatives that mckinley takes. i wouldn't go that far. >> you wouldn't go that far. >> i wouldn't go that far. >> so thee door roosevelt bursts on to the scene unexpectedly. >> yeah. >> well, perhaps not. given his past. but what did he do in your estimation than to define the modern president see z. >> in foreign affairs, there was probably never an american president who loved war more. and yet no one ever dies in a war started by teddy roosevelt. everybody is surprised he's the first american to win the nobel peace prize. but he does greatly expand the imperial reach of the united states. and much of the america today

and the have a hanna connection, now the city of nuclear hopes to rebuild a trading partnership with cuba. >> baltimore's prosecutors are trying to force a police officer to testify against his colleagues. he wants garrett miller to take the witness stand. last month the state's highest court ruled that william porter could be compelled to testify. gray died while being injured in applies custody. the next trial is set to begin in may. a new development on that rolling stone article about an alleged gang rape. the central figure called jackie has been ordered to to be questioned in a defamation law enforcement. >> there is new trouble in the aftermath of a huge gas leak in southern california. officials say that the leak at porter ranch could lead to summertime blackouts. johjohn henry smith explains why. >> the leak is permanently sealed. >> that february announcement trumpeted the end of four months of methane gas leaking into the porter ranch community. but now there is a new worry, for the millions of people in and around los angeles, while only one of the canyon sites' 115 wrest

announcer: "jack hanna's wild countdown" is sponsored by nationwide.at the columbus zoo, and welcome to "wild countdown." you could easily get the wrong idea about today's scary sounding animals. aren't they real aggressive? some of them are lethal. this thing looks deadly. it's no wonder they're called cold-blooded. whoa. but the truth is, there's a huge variety of cold-blooded creatures. looks like two big boulders in there. and most aren't dangerous at all. rex: the only thing they're actually horrible towards is little black ants. jack: today we'll find out what it really means to be cold-blooded and why it's such an amazing adaptation. man, that's an experience of

colder air tuesday announcer: jack hanna's "wild countdown" is sponsored by nationwide.i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo, and welcome to "wild countdown." why are there mysterious white black bears roaming the canadian rainforest? right through those alder branches is the white bear. why don't penguins freeze in all that snow? kathaleen, i don't see how anything survives out here. and why do male lions have long shaggy manes? wowee. looking right at me, too. today, we're out to solve the mysteries behind some of our favorite animals. oh, my gosh, what is that? adam: that is a rattlesnake.

announcer: "jack hanna's wild countdown" is sponsored by nationwide.e columbus zoo, and welcome to "wild countdown." sue: oh, my goodness, there's a whole herd of them. jack: today, we're checking out 6 species that turn heads everywhere they go. why? look at this. this is the funniest thing, sue. look at them. because of the outstanding appendages growing from their heads. look at that nose. from unique snouts that demand respect-- boy, he's powerful, that little thing. he moves the jeep. to horns and antlers that are over the top. golly day, that thing is tall. and later, my blooper of the week. i'm not gonna do that anymore.

announcer: "jack hanna's wild countdown" is sponsored by nationwide.base camp here at the columbus zoo, and welcome to "wild countdown." did you know some marine mammals are 20 feet long, like killer whales? hurricane jack: look, jack, right at the front of the bow. jack: boy, that is close. i've met mammals that live in the scorching heat-- hoo! and others that thrive in the north pole. i guess this time of year you can only see them from a helicopter, huh? jody: in my opinion, the best way to see them. jack: there are even flying mammals, millions of them. ben: look, the bats are coming out of the cave. jack: how can we all be re

her daughter hanna is 1 year old. for many here, these tent cities are the normal.have nowhere else to turn and no idea where they will go next. but there is still hope working day and night miraculous rescues, three pulled from the rubble overnight in the darkest places they find life. francisco was pulled from beneath layers of concrete. it felt like the end of the world he says. he is one survivor. a glimmer of hope in a country that is shattered. miguel almaguer, nbc news, ecuador. >>> still ahead tonight, caught on camera, no one stopped to help a man after he was attacked, robbed in the street and then killed when a car ran over him. all of it unfolded, if it unfolded in front of you, what would you have done? >>> also, what do you get for the queen who has everything? how britain's monarch is celebrating her 90th birthday. >>> we're back now with a very troubling case making national headlines that raises the question, what would you do? a chain of events caught on camera that led to a man's tragic death on a chicago street and while it unfolded, bystanders a

dana rhoden and her ex-husband christopher rhoden sr., their children, chris jr., just 16 years old, hanna22, and clarence, 20. he went by frankie. his fiance, hannah gilley, also killed. so were kenneth and gary rhoden. eight lives cut short. >> ma'am, tell me what's going on. >> there's blood all over the house. >> reporter: sheriff's dispute -- deputies would soon find the eight relatives shot dead in four separate homes miles apart. hannah rhoden's baby found alive in the same room. kenneth rhoden, discovered by his cousin. >> i just found my cousin with a gunshot wound. >> nbc's gabe gutierrez reporting there. >>> a private memorial service was held for music icon prince at his paisley park compound saturday. the legend was cremated as crowds of fans gathered outside the fence of where he lived and worked. a representative for the music superstar said the location of prince's remains will be private. this weekend, snl also celebrated the purple one with an hour long tribute that include this had never-before-seen clip. ♪ that was prince performing at the after party of snl's 40th anni

hanna louise thingnes: the company admits it will die, but they say it will be the same after 50 years. but it will not. it has taken thousands of years to shape of this environment and the sea, and all of the animals and fish will not be here. some will come back them up a will not be the same as it is now. >> nordic mining is after the mineral rutile. it's used as a pigment -- for example to make the brilliant white in toothpaste. the company wants to extract it for the next 40 years -- which would create 250 million tons of slurry. eiliv erdal: the whole area around us is going to be the wasting ground. >> erdal is also worried that toxic sludge could be carried out into the open waters of the north atlantic. many people here rely on the fjord for their subsistence. around half of erdal's income comes from either fishing or tourism. eiliv erdal: it means a lot to me, locally growing up. i am 47 now, and i am really looking forward to the catch this time of year also. >> the family also runs a cafe right on the water of the fjord. guests come here to enjoy the breathtaking natural su

hanna rhoden was in bed with her 4-day-old daughter when she was killed. thncht was not a spur of the moment murder. >> reporter: no sign of the killer or killers in this rural community. the nightmare spread across four homes. investigators now saying three of them had commercial marijuana grow operations. sheriff even giving the family members an alarming warning. >> i advise them as their sheriff to be armed and to use caution, because they were a target, it's evident. >> reporter: and david authorities say there are now 200 investigators working 24/7 to track down whoever murdered this family. david? >> alex, thank you. >>> overseas and a headline about the war against isis. president obama announcing news to send more troops to syria. more are going to the war zone to put pressure on isis. the white house insists this is not a combat mission but rather a mission to advice and assist. >>> back at home tonight and cleveland reaching a $6 million settlement in the death of tamir rice, the 12-year-old playing with a pellet gun in a city park and shot and

. >> hena denials joins us liver from the new york stock exchange, hanna, good morning, it is tax day, and you have some deals for procrastinators, right? >> good morning, guys, happen mine day. usually don't have good news on tax day, but remember push back from the usual april 15th. that means lot of promotions and freebies. many restaurants and hotels are offering past fees and specials, at best buy, you can save up to $20, on selected video games, and up to $100 off math books. wyndham hotels and royal caribbean cruises are also offering deals. brooke, jim? >> so i look in my wallet, i always seem the same $20, it will be looking a live dill river in the next few years? >> that's right. it is report recalled that a woman may replace andrew jackson on the 20-dollar bill, but not until 2030, and that's at the earliest, sources tell cbs news an announcement is expected this week, alexander's poor trait will remain on the 10-dollar bill, the change on the 20-dollar bill is taking so long because of security measures. back to you. >> oh, well thanks a lot, hain a, have a good morning.

hanna, 22. and clarence, 20. he went by frankie. his fiancee, hannah, also killed.were kenneth and gary rhoden. eight lives cut short. >> ma'am, ma'am, you got to tell me what's going on. >> there's blood all over the house. >> reporter: sheriff's deputies would soon find the eight relatives shot dead in four separate homes miles apart. hannah rhoden's four-day-old baby found alive in her same room. kenneth rhoden discovered by his cousin. >> i just found my cousin with a gunshot wound. >> that is just so tragic. nbc's gabe gutierrez reporting there. >>> let's get down to business on this monday with cnbc's landon dough yodowdy. >> reporter: the dow coming off a positive week, holding above that 18,000 level while the nasdaq ended lower due to disappointing earnings from microsoft. look for reports this week on housing, consumer confidence and first quarter gdp. a two-day fed meeting and earnings from apple and exxon mobil. >>> meanwhile, prices at the pump are creeping higher. the average price of regular unleaded jumping 8 cents in the past two weeks to $2.18 a ga

mona hanna atisha. radhika: two more names you probably have not heard.re to tour of the people who blew the whistle on flint, michigan. dr. mona is a pediatrician. she was the first person to provide evidence that children's lead levels were rising. and mark is a researcher who early on took on the cause. charlie: thank you for joining us, see you next time. ♪ >> the president announced he is sending more troops to fight isis. >> their expertise has been critical of. i havehe success approved the appointment of up to 250 additional u.s. personnel in syria to keep up this momentum.

hanna's death is the fifth fatality in the united states blamed on faulty takata air bags. the teen's car has been recalled, but never fixed. honda says it mailed multiple recall notices to registered owners of that vehicle. the victim's family insists they never received the notices. >>> a state senator and an attorney will face off this fall for maryland's eighth congressional seat after the state's most expensive primary contest ever. on the democratic side, jamie raskin beat out david trone and kathleen matthews. raskin is the state senate majority whip and a constitutional law professor who served as a town council president. raskin and cox are running to replace chris van hollen who won the democratic nomination for u.s. senate. >>> another major congressional race will pit maryland former lieutenant governor against a developer. anthony brown who had a successful bid for governor and an unsuccessful bid in the past election for governor secured the nomination for the fourth district seat. he' he's hoping to replace donna edwards for u.s. senate. if you'd like to dig

unless you're hanna.say if somebody don't want to buy? >> buy my brownies or i'll kill you. >> don't say that crystal. >> okay. >> inapropriate, hilarious, kevin mccarthy, what did you say? is she supposed to be a billionaire? >> mike and alex, good morning, yes, supposed to be a billionaire, self made billionaire. she considers herself the 47th welted yes, sir woman in america. that's what she says in the movie. >> is it good? >> ya, you know, it is interesting. i love melissa mccarthy, thought she was amazing in bride made, amaze inning spy, i did not like tam at this, identity thief or the heat. i thought this movie had blended together, she is amazing in it, there is some funny moment, directed by her husband, ben, also the air marshall from bride maids, remember the air marshall, hitting on her? that's her husband in real live. he is also the director of this movie. she is the best part, the problem with the film is never finds consistent comedic tone. the funniest parts are the trailers, unfortunate

hanna louise thingnes: the company admits it will die, but they say it will be the same after 50 yearst it will not. it has taken thousands of years to shape of this environment and the sea, and all of the animals and fish will not be here. some will come back them up a will not be the same as it is now. >> nordic mining is after the mineral rutile. it's used as a pigment -- for example to make the brilliant white in toothpaste. the company wants to extract it for the next 40 years -- which would create 250 million tons of slurry. eiliv erdal: the whole area around us is going to be the wasting ground. >> erdal is also worried that toxic sludge could be carried out into the open waters of the north atlantic. many people here rely on the fjord for their subsistence. around half of erdal's income comes from either fishing or tourism. eiliv erdal: it means a lot to me, locally growing up. i am 47 now, and i am really looking forrd to the catch this time of year also. >> the family also runs a cafe right on the water of the fjord. guests come here to enjoy the breathtaking natural surround

congressman from connecticut is focused on issues of cybersecurity and congressman hanna of new york and providing resources to combat cyberattack. we know that small businesses are a key part of our economic future. you hear that small businesses are the backbone of our economy. i like that saying. i think it's a good saying. i say our small businesses are a star running back. they are march sean lynch and we should have handed the football to him. and it's not our largest employers that are ones that are pulling us out of recession but our small businesses that are racking up the tough yards and scoring the touchdowns and one of the roles but i need to do some blocking for them and call some plays and unable them to score some touchdowns. a focus of the american prosperity agenda is to make it easier for entrepreneurs to succeed whether to raise capital or to start a business or combat hurdles that might prevent barriers like potential cyberattacks and that's an important part of this agenda and that is important and as we look to grow this economy, the small businesses of our coun