if the democrats don't have a spec, we know that. even some republicans don't have a spec. american people have a spec, to the american people, you need to call 202-456-1111 and let the president know that we have his back. we are fighting back. >> sean: the two that i think it seemed be the most dangerous to the president accomplishing his agenda, america is in a precipitous decline, he's got to get his economic plan he's got to get rid of these regular agencies got to build the wall. there's so much on his -- education, energy independence come all the things he wants to do. repatriation lowered, manufacturing center was built. if he has to deal with a deep and a corrupt media that lies in how did they get away with these conspiracy theories? conspiracy tv is the most interesting thing to watch these days, all built on a house of cards and lies. >> sean: they are playing upon and depended upon the liberals and the democrats are depended upon the jonathan gruber theory. they're basing it on the stupidity of the american people. they do have a lot of people who are going to

couple of specs are showing up here on stormscan 3, nothing hitting the ground just yet. you have to travel out into central pennsylvania to see some of that precipitation finally begin to hit the ground. it's all associated with a system and a cold front that spans from the great lakes down into ohio and kentucky and tennessee, that will be swinging on through, and it will be bringing us quite a bit of rainfall. let's track this out for you on our future weather. the clouds next few hour, we will have rain building that just in time unfortunately for the morning commute. we'll have pockets of heavier rain during the first part of the day into the early afternoon for wilmington, philadelphia, on up into trenton, using windshield wipers for sure, things won't begin to taper off until evening hours on monday and things will quiet down by monday into tuesday. but it's just going to be a mess, you'll need the rain gear pretty much all day. as far as rainfall amounts, we're thinking generally anywhere from half inch to an inch. pretty promising for the majority of the reach, h

we said to the spec, this is completely wrong. this is abusive. this should not be there.see the kind of horrible things that can happen and rally as it were in protest that people like that can do this. do you accept that argument? i do not. that case caused outrage, no one was defending the images. hugh one was defending the images. hugh on the spec could make a sensible decision, they could've made a decision, they could've made a decision like that and in any way. —— who on facebook. everyone, all the children organisations, said it was wrong, facebook said we disagree. i do not think that is right. john, thank you very much for joining us. at least nine people are now confirmed to have died as tornados hit the us state of texas over the weekend. more than 50 people are in hospital according to local authorities. the american midwest has been struck by an intensive weather system that has caused damage across several states including neighbouring missouri and oklahoma, which are now in a state of emergency. a man's died and a woman was seriously injured in separate inc

don'txpressed tonight -- boo her -- they expressed theirt there disarray, -- jeff flake spec, that iill do everything in the next five years to make sure that they understand that there is no reason why they should continue voting for the extremes. tonight, there are only french men and french women, the whole of people of france sending together, and what you represent is,ght in the louvre forever, enthusiasm and the energy of the people of france. and this place where we are meeting tonight is actually expressing that them because it from ance of history, earlier regime to the liberation of paris to the french revolution to the boldness of this pyramid -- this is the place where all the french people of all the various components of france, have gathered. this is a place where france lookingn the world is upon us, upon france, because tonight it is the world that is looking at france. world are waiting , are waiting for us to defend everywhere the spirit of the unlike amendment that has been a common thread in so many different places. to defendxpecting us freedom. they are expecti

will you get to president trump's 15% corporate tax rate or is 20% your redline quick spec >> i have no redlines on this. i would like to go us low as possible. it's a question of getting the numbers to work. that's what it is. we would love to get to 15%. we will see what we can do. the lower the better, as far as i'm concerned. >> bret: mr. speaker, thanks

. >> swedish authorities say no spry spec's -- say there are no prospects in bringing assange to sweden in the foreseeable future. he could be arrested if he goes to sweden before 2020. his lawyer declared it a victory. >> he can leave the embassy whenever he wants to, you can go out and take a cup of coffee. >> it is not that simple. british police say they would still arrest assange is he leaves the ecuadorian embassy f or not appearing at court. being extradited to the united states to face prosecution over wikileaks's release of classified material. u.s. and british officials would not comment whether there was an award -- there was a warrant out for his arrest. cued up in of people iran today to cast their ballots after -- the process has been extended twice. analysts say a high turnout will work in the favor of the incumbent hassan rouhani. no incumbent has failed to win reelection since 1981 so history side.rouhani's bring us up to speed on how the voting process went? >> officially in the islamic polls are expected to close at 9:00 but now they are not closing until midnight. th

>> pure spec. if you want to spec i certainly will not fight you on it. it did not have the quarter people want. it's early stage. i can't recommend it for anything other than a speculation. the millennials are coming. their impact is being felt across the economy from retail and beyond. could a whole new strategy in whole foods make the stock ripe again or could the company still spoil your portfolio? after earnings. >>> hundreds of brands from ben & jerry's, is it time to get to know this stock? i will sit down with the ceo. >>> helping providers sell valuable capital but could help provide value for your portfolio. i've got exclusively the ceo. stick with cramer! >>> don't miss a second of "mad money." follow @jimcramer on twitter. have a question? tweet cramer, #madtweets. send jim an e-mail to madmoney@cnbc.com or give us a call at 1-800-743-cnbc. miss something? head to madmoney.cnbc.com. look closely. hidden in every swing, every chip, and every putt, is data that can make the difference between winning and losing. the microsoft cloud helps the pga

we need to bring great job spec to america.t was gary cohn, economic adviser to president donald trump come with david westin today in new york. bloomberg tv and radio will bring special coverage of the french presidential election sunday on bloomberg television, bloomberg radio, across our platforms. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> it's 2:00 p.m. in new york, 7:00 p.m. in london. >> welcome to bloomberg markets. we are live at bloomberg world headquarters, covering stories out of london and amster dasm hiring in the u.s. picked up again in april, more reassurance that the central bank is on track for hiking interest rates come june. but president trump doesn't like where american wages are. that's what white house economic advisor gary kern told ploomberg. more highlights from that conversation coming up. a wild week in commodities, crude oil and metals steadying after seeing huge gyrations this week. ed north of citigroup weighs in. markets closing in two hours itime. seems like u.s. jobs are stuck in a tight -- a tight, narrow

>> looking at better spec screen on the phone, reportedly coming from samsung with the display panels. advanced kaneca camera and 3-d . there's a lot of expectation built into the device. it has to deliver. where ap tple suffered and received criticism is the last devices have not been game changing and they've been skimping on innovation. these devices need to show apple can push the envelope out there and become the next big thing. that's what they have to show. >> is that also why they suffered a revenue decline of 14% in china? >> china is a massive headache for the company. apple has not kept up with the domestic players are doing, who have come up with high spec devices at almost half the pies price of an iphone. so continued pain in china, but that could turn around if apple delivers a cutting edge device later this year. >> steven, do you want to chase the returns in the tech sector and nasdaq at another record high last night, or do you think time to take profits? >> the good thing about apple t has real earnings, pays a dividend and has interesting shareholder revenue. warre

been targeted by our types of investors, institutional investors, and also moving into the retail specs. somewhere between a percent and 12% of every institutional investor's portfolio is targeted toward real estate. we also have private equity. real estate is not competing directly to date with private equity for dollars. we are not taking dollars away from each other, sector to sector. is happening, because real estate is producing a lot more yield than most other asset classes, it has taken the correspondingly, even though returns are muted, relative to historical standards, they are still attractive to other asset classes out there. as a result, we are seeing attractive moves to real estate. vonnie: what you think about industrial and wrote -- residential and are either looking attractive? todd: we are deftly overweighted industrial. the same headwinds are the tailwinds for industrial. benefitinghas been from the change in the supply pipeline -- supply chain for retail. , forts that is out there every billion-dollar increase in sales in e-commerce, it is 1.2 5 million square feet of

a reactor cost one 20th of the normal cost of industry specs and we use less than 60% of the alcohols that normal systems use. the fifth component was the farming model. there's things that compete with mont santos on the soybeans.of in our numbers in north dakota where they claimed there wasre going to be the gas boom and hao all these jobs announced destitute, those records in shblic documents on the seedss and plants showed the model would produce over 500% more than soybeans and is perfectly fine for -- and that kinda stu stuff. >> guest: there are alternatives. like you said, you don't necessarily have to work in the coal mine. a lot of guys i worked with my heard to set a lot, i would work some other job in a heartbeat if i could make the same amount of money. and i think a lot would even take a pay cut especially knowing how volatile the in mstry and markets are. and how much of a lack of job security there is a mining. and 37 and i have already witnessed to bus in the industry that left people devastated. the first occurred in the '90s with my father. my mom had to take a job

also begin a movement across this pass a constitutional amendment that will allow us to shut off the spec it cash that is drowning our government. need that kind of change. [applause] sen. warren: but i get it, there is more we can do. but that is a good start, in taking down the government for sale sign that hangs over washington d c -- washington, d.c.. reducing the influence of concentrated money will not be enough to fix our political system. -- wewant a counterfeit need to reduce the influence of concentrated power. before i was a senator, i was a law professor. i taught contracts, business transactions, bankruptcy. it shouldn't surprise anyone here that i believe strong, healthy markets are the key to a strong, healthy america. but today, markets are struggling. in every corner of and write, competition is increasingly choked off. airlines, banking, health care, pharma, agriculture, telecom, tech. industry after industry, a handful of giant corporations control more and more and compete less and less. massive consolidation means less repetition. which means prices go up, quality goe

the other as spec of the program sometimes overlooked but we like to suppress is healthy eating whichhow we got acme involved as well as the children's hospital of philadelphia. >> what great idea. the program aims to encourage children to get exercise for 60 minutes a day. >>> it is friday night and that means sean brace has something good he's just got to get off his chest. >> that's right, dawn. >>> when it comes to sports you will like to believe that we've seen it all. right? well guess what? we haven't. next week the cavs and warriors go at it again for the third straight nba finals. my commentary on history is ne next. >> now with tomorrow's traffic here's bob kelly. >> good evening, everybody. we'll be singing on the way to cape may if you'll be heading to the shore just be ready for that extra volume tomorrow morning. the earlier the better get your coffee and on your way and of course once you're down there, keep in mind the town zen inlet bridge is not open to vehicle traffic for the memorial day weekend tra travel between sea isle and avalon you'll have to use route nine o

uh, but we've already met the agreed upon specs.uire weeks' worth of new computations. so get the kid with the two shirts to do it. sir, i mean, (stammers) if i may, uh, we've put a lot of thought and effort into this current prototype. it's a really elegant solution, and most importantly, it works. you both make excellent points. and thank you for presenting it so articulately. (chuckles) make this. champagne, champagne, thank you. and for the world's tallest second grader, apple juice.

when the boys came home, understandably, they wanted their job spec. frankly, that left a whole lot of mothers with children. she got jobs and lost them because guys were coming home my dad had already died. i have lived in 23 states. i was never without a job. at one point, my youngest son got cancer. all of his medical bills were paid by me from a small inheritance of my grandfather, by that time my mother being dead. i was a 14-year-old girl when she died. by myself in a state that i do not grow up in. matter of fact, i had only been there two years. host: judith raises an important point. this says that net neutrality rules hurt the poor, people in rural areas, older people. what do you think about that? guest: that is a huge issue affecting millions of people. people take for granted they have internet at so many people in rural areas, inner cities, near the border, you know, kids who cannot do their homework as they don't have access to broadband and we have stories of kids going to mcdonald's parking lots to do their homework because they cannot

he simply stated a fact, the tweet specs for itself, i'm moving on. john. .another one of the president's tweets this morning, he said, quote, russia must be laughing up their sleeves watching the u.s. tears itself apart over a democrat excuse for losing the election. what did the president mean by that, how specifically is the u.s. tearing itself apart over all of this? >> i think the president's comments about russia and collusion have been very clear. with respect to some of the charges that have been made. he's very clear that it's one thing, that he believes, that the notion that there's collusion is a hoax, reaffirmed by several people, including senator grassley and others. he wants to make sure he's focused on doing what's best for the american people. >> you said that many times. how is the u.s. tearing itself apart? >> obviously this is a subject that comes up over and over again when it's been very clearly stated on multiple occasions that there's no collusion that occurred, and yet this narrative continues to be perpetuated. >> do you think this i

. >> you have all your fancy graphs and all your numbers but you don't have the human as sp spec. >>ona gains turner is an example of the working poor. >> about 150 odd vo indicates for the hungry spoke for teyona and millions more outside center pat toomey's philadelphia officers. teyona was busy getting ready for work. yes, she and her husband work. more than one job. and they still need food stamps and foot pantries to help put food on the table for their three kids. >> we make a living wage. this way people can go to work they can save money, they can, um, be able to not need food stamps. >> reporter: she admits there are people who abuse the system. no doubt. but she says washington should be working on stopping that instead of punishing people who need help for food and medicine. >> has any of them held their children as they arm when they suffer not one but two see showers back to back. >> do they know what it's like to go to the pharmacy and be told, well, your benefits have stopped your children can't get this life sustaining medication they have no clue. >> reporter: she's

spec thanked the gentleman. gentleman from california, he recognized for five minutes. >> thank you mr. chairman. thank you for being here today. i represent the billionaire air force base and recently had the great privilege of joining general box on a tour of the facility. in addition to other facilities there. for my colleagues and just for me for it to see again, you can never hear enough, could you share the contribution of the vanderburgh air force base, dates back to our, national basic strategy and capability and perhaps close with how that relates or what the next. [inaudible] in colorado. thank you, sir. the to see you again. we have two primary command and control centers. vanderburgh air force base we have an operation center that the commercial partners on the floor and their allied partners on the for and they are doing the day-to-day heavy lifting support to the terrestrial fight when ecstatic commander needs space support, space attacks, they go to the. [inaudible] in a provide sanitary precision

installment of pirates of the caribbean made just over $52 million in it first three days at the theatres, specake in 76.6 million bucks, over the four day holiday. meanwhile, the r-rated bay watch movie has been a dud. it only earned 18.1 million over the weekend, despite budget of 70 million. slightly better weekends 19.9 million, guardians of the galaxy, behind that, al yen covenant, 10.5 million. i have to say saturday was beautiful. >> sunday not so much. >> you did get little dreary yesterday afternoon, had a few showers out there. today, will be good day to go to the movies. >> exactly. looks like apparently quite a few people did over the weekend. >> pirate of the caribbean. >> anywhere else. >> but again little bit of shower activity this morning, so getting a look, this is live, down in ocean city, i know, pat was just down there talking about all of the dreary and damp wet they are morning. riding the surrey around, again, you can see why he was wearing that raincoat, definite dreary and messy start to the memorial day, unfortunately, we hopefully will get few breaks of sunshine, lat

. >> you have something that's manufactured indirectly and not per spec it's going to fail, and -- and have a failure. it's going to be a problem and could be a catastrophic one. >> coming up tonight at 11:00 we'll show you how this impacts your safety when you fly and why that company in huntington beach keeps making the part that the faa ordered to be stopped. that's tonight at 11:00. >> we'll see you then. okay, if you want the authentic version beware. the nba wants all you warrior fans to keep an eye out for fake gear. counterfeiters are taking advantage by selling bogus stuff like jerseys, shirts and other memorabilia, so if you want the real deal, the authentic stuff. check for the official nba hologram, the stickers and really make sure if the player and the team names are spelled correctly. >> that's a big mistake. >> if you come home for your son or daughter with a stephon murray jersey, you'll know it's a fake. >> we'll be right back. could it jeopardize the sierra lamar murder case? ==take vo== >>> tonight at 6:00, could it jeopardize the sierra lamar murder case? the reaso

alameda county health department website which shows the company did pass its two most recent inl specs but was cited for a food safety violation during routine check last december. despite all of this, customers say they'll be back. >> yes, my favorite restaurant. double-double. >> reporter: in-n-out says they'll reopen the restaurant after the health department completes an assessment. in livermore, chris nguyen, abc7 news. >> tonight all lanes are open heading into san francisco on the golden gate bridge. an accident briefly shut down all but one lane on southbound 101 just after 3:30. according to the chp, a gray range rover ran into the median blocking traffic. you can see the cars moving by slowly. but like we mentioned, all lanes are back open once again. in vallejo, meantime, a protest over a plan to build a cement factory and deporter ship terminal near mayor island. the city's planning department rejected the proposal saying it would increase pollution and traffic. but the company is appealing. abc7 news anchor eric thomas is in valeo. >> reporter:? a little less than three we

james colby better hope there is no tapes of our conversations before he starts leaking to the press spechy the fed read bannister one of the leading african-american artist and was part of the underground railroad and abroad and consistent supporter. >> hero after he wrote martin luther king and now robert kennedy kennedy's assassination with the broader national mourning in now the democratic nomination. >>. >> madison was lucky enough to exercise what the modern thing to think it is often recommended today from people who suffer from upset -- epilepsy. >> he was said decorated combat veteran with a strong military with a much broader conception of what it was. >> he reached out across the of vital on the first of 1961 and started with the alliance for progress stillnesses but public works committee called the endangered species act.

but the specs of the amendment is not going to do it.hey need more money than they said they need. and what is s -- for eight years the house republicans voted 60 times to repeal. and when they won the white house, they would roll out. >> we have a version of the bill that they could've been talking about. and hypocrisy at its height right there. >> that is what washington is. it is just a way to spend more money and health care is not only personal and emotional but everyone considers it to be right and i'm sorry, but it's not. >> we are debating over how much health care the government is going to provide. this is the starting point of the debate and it's not where we were six or seven years ago. as you said no one is being honest with the people. you have republicans are asking like they have all the changes they want. some people would be better off. but what if we don't have enough doctors? are you going to force people to become doctors? and there is a real debate, but we don't have real debates always. >> that is what is missing i

we need to bring great job spec to america.ers deserve to get paid more for their hard work. we need to be met the manufacturing jobs that pay a lot and bring that the service jobs that pay a lot. we need to really encourage that. the reason companies are not here are twofold. when we bring in business leaders, we hear two things. regulation is stifling business investment capital investment. and taxes. we are not competitive on either front. the president is 100% convinced and right that we have to improve our regulatory reform to bring businesses back into create real job growth that will create will wage growth. people have savings. they will be able to spend money on what they want. they will be able to fix their house, buy a new car, save, educate their families. that is what we want to do. david: you have taken some dude lateral -- you have taken some lateral steps. you have to get congress to go along with tax reform, which is a little more complicated than one might like. what would tax reform due to bring that job? gar

. >> this is a real spec and it's not clear if it's going to pay off.irk in florida. >> caller: hi, jim. boo-yah. i'm inquiring about floor & decor. >> we did not get to an ipo on flooring dynamic. i need to go to connor in washington. >> caller: hey, jim, big fan of the show. giving you a georgetown boo-yah. >> what's up? >> caller: i'm looking to make some bad money today, jim. i have been hold on to gilead. >> this is what happened s wh you're do a whole lot of nothing with your cash, a whole lot of nothing. that concludes "the lightning round." >> we can be the ripple in the pond, because those manufacturing jobs that are around, because it builds up a service industry that's built up around them. if you take a look at intel's history, we have always manufactured the majority of our products here in the u.s. still to this day, 70% of what we manufacture is built right here in the u.s. >> i really think we have to be ready to develop a new workforce in our country, get ready to build millions of new jobs so i brought him an idea which is a $5 million

interest rates starts to subside, the benefit to financials come energy stocks, and other cyclical specan capture that earnings power will grow, and those stocks are substantially cheap, not only relative to their history, the relative to the rest of the market. mark: great to see you. thank you for joining us today. let's check in on first word news. prime minister theresa is asking british voters for a mandate larger than emmanuel macron received in france. of the vote. may says she needs that kind of support in the election to fight for britain in brexit talks. says it supports extending opec oil cuts beyond the end of the year. the six-month deal is is scheduled to expire next month. russia's energy ministry says that extending production cups will speed up market rebalancing. saudi arabia also said the agreement could extend past the end of 2017. in the u.s., an obama administration official who warned the trump house at about a key at is on capitol hill today. sally yates testifies before senate hearing. she has not spoken publicly about former national security adviser michael fl

the clash didn't sound like x-ray specs and the jam didn't sound like somebody else. blondie didn't sound like talking heads or ramones didn't sound. x didn't sound like the germs or x didn't sound like the germs or et cetera, et cetera. - and by the way, all these years later, if you hear a song by the jam or you hear a song by the clash, on the radio or on one of the streaming services, you know instantly that it's the jam or the clash. - [john] yeah. - right? - if you have some musical history. - if you have any history with those bands. - which a lot of people have been denied, unfortunately. - well, that's one of the things about this, the world has changed, the music world has changed. music publishing has changed, the process of putting out records has changed, touring has changed. in some ways today, trying to make that rebellion or that 10 dollars for eight bands, whatever in the kind of corporate music world of today is a little harder. - right, but see i take my hat off to green day because they did bring it to the audience that really needed it. which were

that's the best thing you can say about a police officer from another police officer's per spec live?how of support to the teen headed to her graduation ceremony was a small attempt to fill a huge void for a young girl about to start her adult life. >> we can never be the father that they lost. but it's our attempt. as humble as it can be to come out here and try to demonstrate that we have not forgotten and never will sb speaking to members of prince george country employment it is clear it was important they she support for the family on graduation and also obvious it's important for their own healing. reporting in prince george county alexandra limon, "fox5 local news". >> well a long-running dispute over d.c. police body camera footage over tonight. >> we're looking at body cam videos d.c. attorney general said public had no right to see. the exclusive is after the break. >> now to a "fox5" exclusive the long running dispute over d.c. police body camera footage has finally come to a close. d.c. attorney general turned over five tapes "fox5" asked to see since last december. it's b

it gets people out of the comfortable zones and if you shift this per spec of, what could you do differentlye seen this in many of the teams that to come together. someone with the law school together with the kennedy center and someone with the policy questions. but maybe the product they think about is a scientific project so that someone from the science department will be part of that team. so i believe that this wide-ranging approach enables people to think more ambitiously. >> we are talking about diversity. what about diversity of ethnic origin and women? this is something that particularly text giants are struggling with. how to get enough women and diversity into their doors. is this something that you think is coming through the ranks? >> we have seen a great growth and interest in education here at harvard over the last decade or so. we have established our school of engineering as a school outright with a tripling and people who want to concentrate and major in that area. women make up 35% of the engineering concentrators now. we think they should make up half and we will keep st

i understand you are not targeting a price or want to talk about a price, but give me some specs overhale producers part of the equation. let's say your production cut doesn't have the effect you want in the longer term. would you think of overpumping so the price goes down? >> that has never been part of the calculus. we don't overpromise or want to squeeze anybody help you -- anybody out. saudi arabia has a fair capacity, opec will do what is necessary. was offthat the market a few years ago, with mergers between supply and demand. any opec action in 2014 would not have helped in terms of cutting. so with the restructuring of supply and demand trajectories in play over the next two years, opec is able to calibrate supply with great partners from outside to bring the supply, demand balance down, give clarity for investment. haidi: that was the saudi energy minister with bloomberg's francine lacqua. we are going ahead to the opec .eeting in the anna a lot has gone into this. we have had a lot of language coming through, expectations they will extend the output cut deal by another nine

but the specs of the amendment is not going to do it.hey need more money than they said they need. and what is so extraordinary -- for ehyears the house republicans voted 60 times to repeal. and when they won the white house, they would roll out. >> we have a version of the bill that they could've been talking about. and hypocrisy at its height right there. >> that is what washington is. it is just a way to spend more money and health care is not only personal and emotional but everyone considers it to be right and i'm sorry, but it's not. >> we are debating over how much health care the government is going to provide. this is the starting point of the debate and it's not where we were six or seven years ago. as you said no one is being honest with the people. you have republicans are asking like they have all the changes they want. some people would be better off. but what if we don't have enough doctors? are you going to force people to become doctors? and there is a real debate, but we don't have real debates always. >> that is what i

. >> i am comfortable once they complete theiren specs inspecti should continue monitoring the situation. >> the levels again were, have been light throughout the day. we haven't seen an impact on hospitals. >> something we see smoke. >> you feel safe? >> we are safe. >> reporter: officials say residents will likely see more flaring as the refinery works to get things back up and running. lonnie rivera, abc 7 news. >>> a mentor dog was found dead inside of its owner's car. the owner reported murphy the german sheppard stolen on sunday from her front yard in castro valley. there was a $10,000 reward to find him. his owner believes he was killed somewhere else and returned to the home. no one witnessed the dog being taken. murphy helped other dogs socialize to get them ready for adoption. >>> in san francisco also, man that told a group of teenagers to stop recovering, it happened on felton street t. man asked him to stop because his young son that was playing in the area. police say at least 20 teenagers knocked him to the ground and kicked and punched him. one of them was arrested. >>> p

spec with those individual acts, one concern can assist with some consider to be the uncaring world. >> starting at the bottom is not humiliation but humility the assessment of where you are in the learning curve to shelve your ego and put your head down to bulldog for word to. >> the agenda peace and protection and the environment and pride. >> just a few features from the video library watch commencement speeches by politicians and business leaders and white house officials. >> we're joined here in the capitol hill studio by the deputy editor of the provincial energy news from the coal industry is in the united states what are the main types of coal mined in the united states?. >> you to go from black to brown song that is mined in eastern pennsylvania is the not as much now. and then that type that is used for power plants than the type that is more brown and has less ability to produce energy but it is used in north dakota lot so that ranges to their different based and what part of the country. >> you talk about their ranges of coal talk about the mines.

i remember when i was in shepherd center, one of the gentlemen i shared a room with the spec he had a high neck injury and he was actually able to stand but he couldn't use his hands. i he was a craftsman, for him he was saying if only i could have my hands back. i understand it but i don't know completely what i would say is i participate in a program called congressionally directed medicar research program so i see the research that is proposed for all levels of the spinal cord injury. there are a lot of great ideas coming down the pipeline. i would say this don't give up hope. make the best of what you have and always be hopeful that tomorrow will learn something more about this injury and how to overcome it. >> a lot of similarities, assh much as there can be some letters, between you and johnnye erickson tied up with the wheelchair ministry, i'm curious as to what lessons you might have learned from her experience which happened when she was only 19 years old. johnny erickson taught a. >> i'm not familiar. >> a wheelchair ministry a few miles from here where she dove into a lake

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difficult -- i think the other point that gets begotten, as much as opec cuts, that increases owe puck spec su capability. there is always the ability to supply if needed. volatility will be the one to suffer in the next several months. it's difficult to spike if you have opec there to produce. >> i wonder, are we not reading too much into the fundamentals of supply and demand? isn't a large part of the oil market the price moves driven by what speculators are doing and what we've seen since the end of april, that prices have drawn by around 10% when it comes to crude. and we see many long positions in the market have been taken out. isn't that as much of a driver as some supply views? >> i think on a day-to-day basis, there's a lot of speculator watching that goes on for sure. but at the end of the day, the derivative contracts have to come in line with the physical. that physical is very much fundamentally driven. so, for one day to the next, volatility there, you could look at that. from one week to the next, one month to the next, it's the fundamentals that drive the markets. >> where a

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spec these are the same people that said that he would it when the primary and he won the primary, theygeneral, he won the general. he couldn't get health care repeal and replace the house and he got it to the house. there sometimes in life you have to do what's right. not what's politically expedient we believe it'll be a better product and wants the people see the premiums are lower, the better service, there are more options, more choices, they'll reward the republicans that sat up and said we won't see the obamacare system which is failing and collapsing, continue any longer. elizabeth: for reaction let's bring in philip is a cometary writer for the washington examiner. that is a very optimistic viewpoint from. for those as a maturing true, the bill has to get to the senate but it has to be agreed upon by the senate. from overhearing, the senate may not dismantle it but may wipe it all out especially after that cbo report. should republicans be trending lightly smart. >> nancy pelosi had the abortive take on this one. after passing the house, they would have this tattooed on the fou

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