tracy: robert gray, see you in a bit, nice reference, robert gray.e products be enough to justify the stock's recent rally? our next guest brings 10 years of tech sector experience to help answer that question. tom forte, managing director of. tom, you're a great man to have here on a day like this. get your thoughts overall. what do you think? >> i would say at love news is pretty much as expected. ashley: yeah. >> two devices, more expensive one and less expensive one. ability to use fingerprint for authentication of purchases. interesting they're rolling out in china at the same time as u.s. that is new data point. otherwise i don't think there's a lot of surprises in today's announcement. ashley: not much of a game chinker then? what does it do for the company? >> is very big are they're offering a lower priced device. ashley: $995c. >> ipad mini, equivalent for the iphone line. this is very important announcement. this should make it easier for apple to penetrate emerging markets. would be interesting to find out what the prices without a contra

connell: robert gray out west.agen: here is going to cash in big time once the company goes public, original investors, we don't know what their percentage sticks are because it is private. dick costello is c e o of twitter, jack busey, co-founder and c e l of square, a huge hit and evan williams. all of the ones who put them on air early on. connell: are you on twitter? chief investment officer of cumberland advisers, charles dean with us. charles: i blame you. connell: you had no profile picture. dagen: a robot. >> we learn from facebook? what is your take? >> we will find that out. facebook heard people who bougha score card of winners and losers and the losers are big losers, winners are big winners and facebook is the round trip that broke everybody's heart. where is twitter going to go? i think twitter is very popular. a lot of people use it, serves up purpose of why expect this will be a successful offering and investors will cash out. dagen: robert said half a billion users but i thought it was closer to $3

dagen: robert gray is live for us with more. >> good morning.ll come out with a new iphone5. this will be the new 5s. an updated phone. a new look translucent to the keyboard. battery enhancing, if you will. we are also expecting more phone callers. we are also expecting a lower cost. the price on that right now is anyone's guess. if they are worried about margins, they may charge a little bit more for the last expensive version. this should brighten everyone's day. expecting bright colors, rainbow colors for those less expensive phones. there is talk about a gold or champagne one out there. the fingerprint sensor, they are expecting that on the home button. we will not know for sure until a little bit longer now. it will be coming up in the next hour. as far as the iphone 5s, you are looking at an enhanced also awaiting, tomorrow etc. beijing time, the announcement that they will finally hook up with china telecom. connell: bright colors and all. robert gray, thank you. dagen: let's bring in founder and ceo of apple. what do you think about thi

david: robert gray, thank you very much.edibly one retailer is already using christmas as a sales theme. hard to believe. we'll bring you details of the earliest start ever to holiday marketing. >>> in our nays book and twitter question we asked, has apple fallen just enough to buy into it again? we'll bring your answers as soon as we come back. ♪ david: and it is time to go "off the desk." yes, that is christmas music. forget back to school shopping. a big retailer is already fast forwarding to the holidays. kmart releasing its first ad of the holiday season this week, just over 100 days before christmas. the retailer is advertising its layaway program with the commercial showing a gingerbread man in an office. kmart's christmas ad, debuting more than a month before holiday commercials usually begin around late october. ad age says is earliest kickoff ever to holiday marketing. kmart, you should be ashamed. >> we asked you on twitter and facebook to see if apple shares fallen enough. jim says, no way. apple shares still hav

okay. >> robert gray, al jazeera, mississippi. >> and stay with us, many on today's u.n. general assembly after the break. jazeera.me back to al here are the top stories. a texas senator is vowing to speak out against obama-care, until he is no longer able to stand. he is speaking at this hour. iing his colleagues to vote down a measure that would prevent a government shut down, but would also end federal funding. president obama told the u.n. general assembly that it is insulting to suggest that anyone other than syria's government was under last week's attack. and a diplomatic break through. the two countries should manage their differences, president obama also spoke about improving relations with the country, both leaders were in new york to attend a meeting with the general assembly. james joins us with the lacest, james. >> john, world leaders from all over the world here, but one man everyone wanted to hear from, the new president of iran, very new in his job speaking to the general assembly. not surprisingly, very mixed reactions to his speech, a short time ago. w

i am robert gray.oo familiar showdown brewing in washington over government spending and our national debt. a congressional deal must be hammered out by the end of the month or parts of the government will shut down. house republicans have passed a measure to keep all parts running except obama care. the democratic controlled senate says that bill is dead on arrival. president obama says he will veto any effort to defund his health care law. a bloody day in iraq. at least 72 people were killed and more than 120 wounded as two suicide bombers targeted a funeral in a see iet neighborhood in baghdad. women and children among the victims. this was a biggest in the string of attacks that left more than 906 people dead saturday. another killed seven policeman and 21 others. i am robert gray. back to justice with judge janine. >> 22 year old jordan graham has admitted to pushing her new husband cody johnson to his death off a cliff. she is not behind bars. she is sitting in her parents home under house arrest

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robert gray will be out there, robert gray will be out there. speaking of technology.ll be in silicon valley, for the 6th annual three days in the valley? interviewing tech industries's movers and shakers? exclusive. new head of intel. how do you pronounce it. cheryl: ryan serkanich. david: interview at intel's developers forum. first broadcast interview since named ceo last spring. liz will take you on a live tour. new headquarters of the sony playstation brand in san matae i don't. on thursday fox business will spend the day at jive software headquarters. full three days. cheryl: fox business exclusive. "money" with melissa francis is up with melissa francis. just to stall the attacks? the founders t knew how to turna start up into a wild success. it tells you exactly, you cannot afford to miss that. $70 million from just six months of work.

joining us from san francisco, robert gray with more. ill not cook dinner for you, but they aim to do a better job. thank you for joining us on fox business. here is a company that started with ipad stands. they are moving to a connected kitchen. >> the skills that we see here is a bluetooth enabled food scale. anything you put in here, you will see a visual interpretation. you see how the meal competition starts changing. >> and helps you to balance it out. if you are trying to lose weight, gain weight or have a more balanced diet, it shows you the exact proportions involved. >> we measure your food intake. people do not know what a past of something is. we visually show it. we eliminate the guesswork. you just put it there on the scale. you set it on top of that. >> this is not available yet. you are taking pre-orders. what has been the response from retailers. >> i cannot speak as to which retailer we are going to be with. the customers just love this. >> we are showing you the products today. right now, back to you. tracy: day two of

robert gray with the very latest details. robert: thank you so much.see it is hustling hair now. lots of entrepreneurs showing off the next big idea. the cofounder and the ceo. you basically started this company because you were out for a run, cannot buy anything because he did not have any cash on you and that is how you started it. tell us how this works. >> we created this device right here. the software in the machines has not changed, but we reverse engineered the software to make it have internet connectivity and connect to any iphone advice, any android device or any mobile webpage. what we are able to do is were actually able to pay for any drink, any kind of mobile payment through paypal, google wallet or even a safe credit card device. robert: just take your smart phone out with you. how do you know, will there be a sticker or something to tell you? >> we wanted to show you can plug our device into any machine that we have never touched, turn it on and it would work. typically there would be a sticker that this is a machine id 123 and you can

robert gray has been invited. i will be at intel. it is moving higher by nearly half a percent. we will have amazing interviews. they are getting into every single possible product. closing bell ringing in about 15 minutes. you just saw oil prices. the industry itself is bracing for a possible shockwave from any u.s. ella terry strike in syria. shockwaves are not necessarily a bad thing if you have a company that is always producing oil and gas in the u.s. should you be looking to pick up some of these names before any strike? we are talking to the ceo of kodiak. they are growing. they are huge. steve ballmer gets two thumbs down from investors. we have an all-star tech panel next. you will have to hear what they say. ♪ [ male announcer ] imagine this cute blob is metamucil. and this pk is the inside of your body. see, the special psyllium fiber in metamucil actually gels. and that gelling hes to lower some cholesterol. metacil. 3 amazing benefits in 1 super fiber. ...amelia... neil and buzz: for teacng us that you can't create the future... by clinging to the past. and with tha

robert gray heading up north. apple headquarters in cupertino, california.ht in round rock texas to adelle headquarters for a maker break meeting on the future. starting tuesday three days in the valley live at the intel developers' conference in san francisco with a mega exclusive. it is his first major network interview. i'm talking with intel ceo about his plan to grow the world's largest semiconductor company. ♪ [ male announcer ] how do you get your boce? i'm, like, totally not down with change. but i had to change to bounce dryer bars. one bar freshens more loads than these two bottles. i am so gonna tell everyone. [ male announcer ] how do you get your bounce? [ woman ] time for change! [ babies crying ] surprise -- your house was built on an ancient burial ground. [ ghosts moaning ] surprise -- your car needs a new transmission. [ coyote howls ] how about no more surprises? now you can get all the online trading tools you need without any surprise fees. ♪ it's not rocket science. it's just common sense. from td ameritrade. liz: we've got breaking new

let's go back to robert gray joining us turn san francisco joining us with social media maverick. >>media maven, but she literally wrote the book on how to monetize social media. the co-founder and chief executive officer of hearsay social and is on the board of directors of starbucks in her spare time. thank you for joining us. what does this mean for the social media's fear, if you will come here in san francisco and elsewhere? >> this is exciting. the fact that twitter is going public is further validation that social business is creating incredible economic value for companies large and small. >> not only our public investors waiting to see what will happen, but private -- private investors are stepping in as well. your company raised $30 million, the window is closing. is this going to create a truce bring board for creating more companies and more jobs and wealth. >> said think we are seeing technology disrupt traditional industries in a very big way. i think that really is opening the window for new innovators and entrepreneurs to come on board and change. lori: you try to hel

al jazeera's robert gray has the report. >> reporter: a year into president obama's second term his energy policy goes like this. ramp up natural gas and ramp down coal and develop an energy plan to reduce emissions from vehicle and power plants. one that obama says will spur the economy and helped the world's climate. but since he took office his energy ideas are too expensive and job destroyers. obama is uncompromising especially with his unwillingness to commit to the keystone pipeline. >> many republicans believe that climate change is not real or it's that it's a serious problem. >> reporter: he says that politics has derailed much of the president's climate proposal. >> in the first term his most significant action was putting forward fuel economy standards for cars and trucks. >> reporter: that will cut vehicle emissions 20% nationwi nationwide, but... >> the obama administration has increased fuel efficiency for cars but that makes cars more expensive. >> reporter: but the biggest source of carbon emissions in the u.s. cannot be blamed on vehicles. electricity production is the cul

robert gray is there looking at the plight of syrians. >> reporter: a few miles from syria, anjar, lebanon is a beautiful part of the valley. but many who cross the border to live here are living in desperation. >> abo was a taxi driver in damascus. he said the syrian regime arrested him twice and threatened his wife and five children. seven months ago they left. today they live in this makeshift tent city along with dozens of other families. there is no electricity here, food, water and clothing is scarce. resources are non-existent and they're not alone. there are many in places like this on the border of syria. >> they're fleeing the country, just here on the border because of the war. this is a hole dug so all the people here can have a toilet to go in. >> after months of heavy bomb, and fire fights, they left damascus. they said the children were so scared that all they do is cry all day long. >> i never thought we would nobody this situation. we built a new house. it was a very new, beautiful house, we had to leave and come. i don't know what will happen to us. >> roba and her family

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joining me now is robert gray of fox business with the details. robert, apple stock is lower. i don't know, a few different colors, is that enough to get the apple faithful excited? >> well, you know, apparently, it's still the news, liz, and we got pretty much everything we anticipated. a lot of the views out ahead of time, and i'm joined by an analyst with gardener. thank you for joining us on fox business. >> pleasure. >> we talked about the 5s, the higher level and more expensive model, and the less expensive model, the 5c for cheap, we presume, for china, some folks say. there's three main things that jump out at you? the touch id. the home button here, put your finger there, reads five fingers. how big is that for apple? that's the wow factor, maybe if there was one from the today's announcement. that's unique to the iphone. >> it is unique, and there's different layers why it's important. there's a security aspect for enterprise users so it's adding yet one more step in making devices secure. we do more and more with the devices, take them with us, store information, lo

jon: robert gray, let us know what they show us. thanks. >> just minutes away.spassers beware. you don't want to get anywhere near this guy's yard and we'll tell you why. it seems pretty obvious. that's next. >> looking to grab serious money in auction. two doouling dinos discored in time. they are preserved dinosaur skeletons and could fetch a 9 million inauk. they are person because bones show that there may have been a smaller predatorroamming the world 65 million years ago. long with the t- rex. it looks like it is that big. >> one of them is a smaller version of t- rex. >> dirty harry would be envious. a giant myth and wesson magnum mail box. the new jersey built it to drum up attention for his metal fabrication. and the neighbors andine his mail carrier love it. >> it might be a new thing. so those mail boxes coast to coast. sends a message. >> and kids who come along with a baseball bat can't take it out. >> good point, john. >> that's right. thank you for joining us. >> thanks, everybody. america lives starts right now. >> thank you, guys, starting with

. >>> i'm robert gray.to "geraldo at large." >>> you'd be willing to shut down the government and potentially default for the first time in united states history because it bothers you so much that we're actually going to make sure that everybody has affordable health care? well, let me say, as clearly as i can, it is not going to happen. we have come too far. we've overcome far darker threats than those. we will not negotiate over whether or not america should keep its word and meet its obligations. we're not going to allow anyone to inflict economic pain on millions of our own people just to make an ideological point. and those folks are going to get some health care in this country. we've been waiting 50 years for it. >>> now that house republicans friday voted to cripple the president's health care law, the stage is set for a collision with senate democrats, who will never agree to defund obama care. so does that mean the government will shut down when the new fiscal year starts next month? two prominen

robert gray reports >> reporter: four months? you are hungry. >> sister ann brooks is a doctor in the mississippi delta town of tutweiler. in a75, she worries who will tae her place >> if 74% of my patients can't pay me, how am i going to earn enough money to pay the salary of another doctor? it gets to be very sticky. >> sister brooks is one of just three primary care physicians in her poor rural county. >> you are there when grandma dies, when the baby's coming. you know, you are just with the family and they become part of you. >> just breathe in and out. >> it's a nationwide problem. the american association of medical colleges predicts a shortage of 45,000 primary care physicians by the end of this decade. >> here in hattiesburg mississippi, this medical college was started as a solution to the shortage of primary care physicians in the gulf. >> that's true. >> dr. james turner is dean of william kerry college of osteopathic medicine. he predicts the situation will be worse because millions of americans without health insura

joining us from the apple's big event, fox business's robert gray and we have mark spoon hour here inzine editor-in-chief. robert, i want to start with you. give us a scene scriber of show itself. tim cook was there and he stepped back and let the chief marketing guy take over. >> let some marketing guys take over. design guys were there. and a couple of videos to describe some ios, operating system. comes out next wednesday. part of drivers for new devices. they're on sale next friday. the price a little bit of a surprise for some folks. there is no increase really for the iphone 5s as long as you keep at two year contract. the iphone 5c, basically the cheap model, will supplant the current iphone 5. it is going away. not will be as inexpensive as some folks expect the. starts at 99 bucks with a two year contract. some things expected by some analysts seemed to kickboxes for a lot of folks. you have a faster processing speed. 64 gigabytes under the hood there. you have more phone callser to choose from. ipod nano took it to the next level and became more fashionable and a lot of peop

. >>> i'm robert gray.t large." >>> you'd be willing to shut down the government and potentially default for the first time in united states history because it bothers you so much that we're actually going to make sure that everybody has affordable health care? well, let me say, as clearly as i can, it is not going to happen. we have come too far. we've overcome far darker threats than those. we will not negotiate over whether or not america should keep its word and meet its obligation. we're not going to allow anyone to inflict economic pain on millions of our own people just to make an ideological point. and those folks are going to get some health care in this country. we've been waiting 50 years for it. >>> now that house republicans friday voted to cripple the president's health care law, the stage is set for a collision with senate democrats, who will never agree to defund obama care. so does that mean the government will shut down when the new fiscal year starts next month? two prominent congressmen,

. >> robert gray. and walmart is launching a smartphone trade-in later this month.ve a credit from $50 to $ 300 when they trade in their working, undamaged phones. that will start on the 21st of this month. best buy and apple have already launched similar programs. >> at least four are killed and dozens hurt as an explosion rips through a warehouse and tops our news around the world. >> china, state media reported workers were unloading goods from a box truck in a southern province. the blast shattered windows in nearby buildings. according to one store owner, it even brought down ceiling fans at a shopping mall. it also damaged a bus, injuring many of its passengers. no word on what caused the blast. >> thailand ash bomb killed two and hurt a child at a school in the south. they suspect muslim rebels. the soldiers were reportedly there to protect teachers, more than 150 of whom have died in nine years of muslim insurgency in the region. >> argentina, at least 100 wildfires have burned acres. hundreds have evacuated as scorching temperatures and dry conditions have

business, like no other business network is covering it, everybody talking about the iphone situation, robert grayhe intel developer's conference, the sixteenth annual address, sixteen developers without intel chips, you don't have things like tablet for pcs which are declining so what is in tel going to do to get into the mobile market, a fox business exclusive on day one of three days in the valley, our sixth year, we ask the ceo of intel, we have so many questions for him, fox business at his first interview, television interview. we will ask about how he plans to get bigger in to mobile, the adobe ceo is going to show you how to trade your old i phone for the new one that may be announced today, and they one of the sixth annual three days in the valley, no one covers the like fox business. stuart: more varney in just a moment. [ male announcer ] these days, a small business can save by sharing. like carpools... olly wants to know if we can pick her up. yeah, we can make room. yeah. [ male announcer ] ...office space. yes, we're loving this communal seating. it's great. [ male announcer ] the b

robert gray, with san francisco now with how people in the tech industry are reacting to the news. 're all atwitter as you might say, tracy. pardon the bad pun. seriously announcing the twitter ipo could value company 10 or $15 billion. given the new rules of the confidential filing from the sec with the jobs act we don't know if they're profitable. they are expected to have 5 to $600 million with revenue. we have the founder and ceo of tag a social discovery site. actually entering its 6th straight year of being profitable. thanks for joining us on fox business. what is the buzz at your shop after hearing the news last night? >> i think everyone is excited. it is very interesting that they announced it via tweet, of course. i think this is just the latest in a string of blockbuster, social, social businesses out there. >> we're seeing these stocks really come roaring back. facebook closing at a record yesterday. probably no coincidence that the file is dovetailing with that you look at it, a lot proves and cons. facebook had a tough time with the ipo out there. it's a big pay day f

gray." >>> robert pattinson is showing he may have played a steamy christian grey. he stars in this sexually charged ad campaign that will only air in europe. >>> michael douglas' marriage to catherine zeta-jones may not be as rocky as reported. the actor said the couple is fine and they are just going through a temporary break. >>> the tenth annual style awards is set to honor kate upton as its 2013 model of the year. she'll receive the award on wednesday night in new york city. >>> and the new documentary on j.d. salinger has revealed five unreleased novels from the author that will be published between 2015 and 2020. they're titled "a counterintelligence agent's diary, a world war ii love story, a religious manual, the complete chronicle of the glass family, and the last and the best of the peter pans. >>> how are you doing, franco? you look like johnny depp with lupus. >> it got to be a long night for james franco as you got a sense there. this is the comedy central roast of him. one roaster even went after his grandmother. but the actor took it all in stride. c

keep it right here for the coverage of apple event as robert gray joins us live from the event in cupertinornia, david kogan, unlocker, founder, joins us on set for analysis. >>> celebrity makeup for the masses. she has made up some of hollywood's biggest a-listers. now she is taking her line to your local costco. adam: all eyes on mars. music artist, bruno mars gets the gig of a lifetime. details on the nfl gig coming up next. ♪ ♪ no two people have the same financial goals. pnc investments works with you to understand yours and helps plan for your retirement. talk to a pnc investments financial advisor today. ♪ lori: big box goes big luxury. costco partnering with makeup artist to the stars, pati dubroff, to bring high-end products to all of. adam: everyday consumers. we welcome her from los angeles. welcome to you. >> thank you so much. thank you for having me. lori: why did you choose costco? >> you know, costco's an incredible, incredible company. they have awesome employment practices. i'm really impressed, you know, what i read about them, that the people that work for them, stay wit

and fox's robert gray is scrambled at apple headquarters in california. ghten their bottom line as well. in 4 1/2 hours time, the iphone 5 will be, well, so last year. they're coming out expected to be the iphone 5 s, an update, not necessarilyúukgrade. it will have a new operating system, more memory, all expected at theçó same prices. that's been the case thus far we've seen with apple and upgrades and refreshes every year so far.ñr you're also expected to see a less expensive version known as the 5 c, in the press anyway, for cheap, also forñr china. it will be lessÑi expensive. plastic instead of metal and have moreçóÑiÑiñr colors. hence the name of the tile, the 5 s may have fingerprint sensoró on the home8ñ button. that would allow you maybe to notÑi remember so many passwords out there. help you with some secure shopping as well and other payment systems. we'll have to wait andÑi see. it's all going ám happen behind me atÑ few hours. brian, back to you. >> brian: they'll tell you and we'll whisper it to the rest of the country. thanks. >> we will. >

see a a all black squirrel or a white squirrel in most cases it's a variance the eastern gray squirrel. >> robertin a picture of the squirrel that he saw. >> there it is. >> i have never seen this before. anywhere in the country. >> really. >> there was a town in illinois that has a ton of them. >> they are more common in some areas than other areas. >> there's pockets of them, yeah. >> hey lynn is our producer, the next picture of an albine or or a white squirrel. >> there's an albino squirrel, the give away is the pink eyes or sometimes they can be blue eyes. that is the big give away. away >> and there would be no pigment.pigment. >> even the white squirrel there could be pigment. for an albino squirrel, there would be no pigment. gray squirrels most common, theh there's black squirrels, and then white squirrels, and thehe white squirrels and black squirrels that you see here, almost always are gray squirrels. what happens is there's a yen tick museum. muse most gray squirrels have ahave a little he white on their belli bellies. >> that's right. >> the white spreads to the rest of their body.

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. >> a lot of people are upset by the way robert pattinson wasn't picked to play the floelrole iny shades of graytinson is the new face of dior's men's fragrance. >> you can't see this ad in the states. it's only shown overseas. so you'll be able to take a sneak peek with us right here. >> call hoda. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> where's the perfume? where is it? where's the dior? ♪ >> not yet. >> i will have some m&m's. >> dior. >> there it is. >> oh. >> i don't think he was thinking about perfume once through that entire thing. i think he was running. he's thinking i'm sweating. i bet i don't feel very good. i'm making love to a woman. i don't think many men think. not the men i've been with. and you can ask the 7th fleet. >> i'm glad you realize that's a joke. >> you think those ads are effective? >> first of all, i'm not a fan of robert pattinson, so i wouldn't -- i guess if you are insane about robert pattinson. young girls are. i don't know too many women crazy about him. everybody is saying no. it's -- >> we'd be arrested. >> yes, brad pitt did a commercial for chanel and that one -- >> pretty royally panned.

roberts is here with the other top stories. including breaking news on a bus accident in ohio. >> we just got this information in. dozens are hurt in ohio after a grayurned this morning 30 miles north of cincinnati. they say some of the people were taken to local hospitals by ambulance, others taken from the scene by medical helicopters. no word on what caused the crash. the u.s. and russia reached a deal this morning on a framework to eliminate syria's chemical weapons. secretary of state john kerry and lavrov -- chemical weapons stockpile within one week. meanwhile the world is awaiting a report from u.n. inspectors looking into the august 21st attack near damascus. ban ki-moon is expected to release the findings on monday. >>> the attorney representing the montana bride accused of pushing her husband off a cliff says it was all an accident. the lawyer for jordin lynn graham says it's a gross case of overcharging. prosecutors say graham pushed her husband off a cliff at glacier national park while they were on their honeymoon. she is free on bond. >>> united airlines will offer the extremely cheap flights offered by stent on its website. lucky tra

that the senator from kansas, a respected leader of this body, a gray beard, and i wouldvery wele point i'll make about senator roberts, i would say, in my humble opinion, i think he is one of the two funniest senators in the republican conference. i would say senator roberts and lindsey graham both have fantastic senses of humor. i will yield for a question, but not yield the floor. mr. roberts: the question is some people are funny, some people are humorous. i may be one of the most humorous. senator graham is truly funny. mr. cruz: i can provide no response other than to say, q.e.d. at that point, it is granted. that point is granted. you about i will note, mr. president, that for the senator from kansas, as a respected senior senator, to come and support this effort and even more importantly for the senator from kansas to have the courage to disagree with party leadership and express a willing misto vote against cloture -- and express a willingness to vote against cloture, because doing so would allow the majority leader of the senate harry reid to fund obamacare on a straight party-line vote with no input from re