we no longer could rely on longstreet or stonewall or jeff stuart. what happened to him was that he was killed during the campaign. phil sheridan and written off with a cavalry corps. he had convinced grant that he could lead the cavalry corps toward richmond and draw steward in the battle and destroy the confederate cavalry. seceded. a place called the yellow tavern about 6 miles north of richmond. during the battle stewart was wounded. a union soldier from michigan with a pistol shot him in the side. taken it to rich many died the next day. update : the confederate army. they have some good confederate commanders that could take place but nothing quite like storage. so it was another loss during the campaign. yes. >> this situation. the military supply. guns and ammo. well supplied. >> guns and ammo. >> yes. actually. the question was after the battles were the army's well supplied with arms and ammunition? they were. both armies. the difference was the confederate army did not have enough food. the troops were about half starved. and it just got w

i am so sorry, that, well -- stuart: we'll leave you jeff. got leave you. we have breaking news. around. >> i apologize. stuart: breaking news. it is from the treasury department, officials put together a list of administrative options for secretary jack lew to consider. they're looking for ways to stop u.s. companies reorganizing overseas to avoid high taxes here. note, administrative options. can't go to congress to get a vote on it. no, it is pen and phone. the president will do it administratively. is that right, liz? >> that is what we reported three weeks ago on the show, stuart. the president, administration would likely make this move, meaning through regulations and tax code moves. they won't do it during the august recess. it will take much longer. in other words, the president is not going to use the pen and phone while everybody is out of town. it will take some time to make these moves to stop companies merging with foreign companies and moving their headquarters overseas. stuart: we hear you. thanks, liz. >> sure. stuart: march varney next. my mother made the best to

stuart: what do you make of this? jeff zucker, president of cnn. apparently cnn cleaning house.h less. two former cnn guys, right here, you and i, what do you make of what jeff zucker is saying about cnn. they are under a lot of pressure because of low ratings that zucker has not been able to turn around. no secret he wants to do less news and more entertainment style shows, anthony bored dane and food criticism and the like, that will result fewer bodies at cnn. this hurts cnn in particular because it is reporter-driven network. when you cut back on vast bureaus of cnn across the country and around the world, you're hitting main thing cnn sells. we don't do punditry but have journalistic boots on the ground. stuart: it looks like jeff zucker has failed in his taking over cnn he has really not turned things around. >> i will be diplomatic and say he hasn't succeeded yet of the he had about a year. the malaysian plane coverage which made cnn a object of mockery hurt the brand. i don't have animosity toward cnn it is good to have reporter-driven network. except when there is big h

stuart: a question which we will answer. same company that is about to get one of the highest asking price is for a skyscraper ever. jeffm illinois. >> steve swarts been was there. that is your hint. the largest single-family landlord in the country. last year fox don't thought almost 20% of all of the new homes purchased in oak forest illinois. they obviously have a lot of them. private equity spending about $20 billion over the last couple of years to buy these single-family homes which they now rent out. now, they have a nice investment. even president obama, believe it or not, has accredited private companies. pretty good story. stuart: when they came in and bought such large numbers, they put a floor under the market and health prices go up. now, they are not buying as many as they did and prices are leveling off. they are not in this market yet. >> well, they are not. there is some speculation about what companies like blackstone will do about these properties. i just talked to the guy that runs this one. he says they are great landlords. [laughter] stuart: when it have been nice. the makers of those streaming box

stuart: good luck, robert. next to michigan, the ford f 150, best selling trucks for 30 years, ford is taking a big gamble, coming out with an all aluminum body. jeffs here with a 2,015 f 150. why is for doing it? jeff: joe hendrix, the president of america says leaders lead and you are seeing today exclusive pictures of the testing behind the scenes on the new f 150 truck, this is a smoke tests trying to show the aerodynamic nature of this truck. the big key putting a limit on, taking weight off, aerodynamics, making it the most fuel-efficient truck. we haven't got the mpg yet but that is what we're shooting at and why they're taking this gamble. this facility, first-ever live broadcast is going 24/7. stuart: get out of here. they turned on a wind machine just as you were getting on the air and you asked them to do it and we know that. >> this is all budget, this is no hurricane. this is the big stock. look at this stuff. stuart: we had one of those aluminum body trucks, aluminum chassis, we had one of them parked outside 48th street and they tried to sell me one and i really liked the look of the thing, i love the f 150 but they wouldn't give me