on wall street you see the market still up but struggling to hold tao 18,000 for the second day in a row, dow jones industrial average seeing a move up 22 points, we will show you the one fame that could ruin the tao's chances, less then an hour to the closing bell, let's start the countdown. 18,026, the tao is holding about 18,000, but one major blue chip name holding it back, another big-name pushing the nasdaq lower, the s&p 500 as we look at it at 2097 is three points away from 2100. it reached that today but we are looking at that level. the tao was up 99 points added high but as ibm gets the blame for shaving off 65 points at this hour, the tao after reporting its worst revenue in 14 years, everyone keeps piling like warren buffett, piling into this thing, i hope, i believe, it has been quarter after quarter of real problems for big blue. shoving investors out the door at ibm the worry that results from the cloud and mobile computing divisions were not upsetting any declines in traditional businesses, looking at shares of big blue down about 5, nearly 6% at this hour, we are wa

lauren: the tao is back below 18,000, checking on stock market futures friday morning, dow futures down8 points, nasdaq down 14. nicole: the nikkei up one.2% hoping a weaker yen lifts japanese exports. nicole: volatility continues in the oil market falling 2% yesterday. let's check in where oil is trading, it is up a 12:45%. lauren: two big tech giants posting disappointing profits. shares of google and microsoft under pressure ahead of "the opening bell". nicole: a no-hitter in the second of his career as the cubs pound the reds. lauren: without the injured stefan curry the golden state warriors lose by one point to the houston rockets. we have the highlights. it is 5:01 in new york, it is friday, we made it, april 22nd, welcome to "fbn a.m." for the latest breaking news and what to expect for the day ahead. nicole: prince's that and that sparks an outpouring of grief from fans, hundreds of people gathering outside the studio in downtown minneapolis. an autopsy is scheduled for today. tmc is reporting days before his death he was treated for a drug overdose after he made an emergency l

trish: we are up numb to 25 on the tao. maybe 3%, concern abobout corporate earnings, none of at will affect things. the conversation doesn't end here. go to my facebook page, my twitter account and tell me what you thought of today's show. liz: in the last eight make its -- minutes the market turned to a deeper shade of crimson. look at the dow jones industrial down 226oints, lower the session, 229, we are headed ck there again, look at the s&p 500 giving up its gains for the ye, dropping 32 points, 1.5%. markets are enduring at this moment, their worst day since february on jitters over what is next for the fed. check out the intraday picture of the nasdaq which riright nows at session lows. you can see we are dropping precipitously, tech and telecom have been in trouble all day. verizon cut its rating on the stock, verizon was down, the others followed in sympathy but it is a tough day all around. we are on the story, why are markets moving? we will take you to the nice he -- nyse in a second. the next 14 days it will be

the worst selloff yesterday for the tao, down 211 points, the worst since february 11th and right now it is up 7 points in premarket. s&p futures are unchanged, nasdaq down four points, key commodities, oil and gold, oil has been up three days in a row pushing further today up $.37, 4640, gold is up $11, and gold right here is up 5 days in a row. lea: north korea's not having much luck with its missile tests, it's test launch at a new ballistic missile today, a setback for north korea as it tries to speed up weapons development ahead of a rare ruling party congress, south korea says one missile test crashed after lunch and another appeared to blow up during its flight. in earlier test of the missile exploded just after liftoff. lauren: caterpillar scaling back production and staff in response to falling demand, the construction equipmentmaker says it will close 5 plants in the us and cut 820 jobs. incentive caterpillar says it plans to trim its workforce by 10,000 positions the close or consolidate 24 billion through 2018. the company said it had eliminated 5300 positions so far. the

lauren: checking stock mart fufutures, apppplenfluencing th tao.%, s&p futures down 5, nanasd futures down 47 points. lea:a: apple and twitter stock tanking g after disappointing profit but can facebeboolift the strugglingng th h center? wewe will tell you w whato expe. lauren: cable giant comcast,t, maker of fililmsike despicable me and minions wants to buy y dreamworks animation which makes films like kung fufu pda. the price e tag $3 billilion. wewe have the latest on this breaki news s story. lea: season ending injieies for thtotoronto raptors and atlanta hawks, both come from behindnd t take the lead d in their playof sees, we have the highlhligs for you. lauren: you made it hahalfy through apriril 27th. welcome toto " "fbn a.m.," your fifirslook at morning rkets, the latest breakiking news and what to o exct for the day ahead. breaking news a huge nigightor donald trump sweepepinall five statates in supertuesday 3, tru gets 56% in pennsylvlvania, ted cruz 21%1%, maryland trump at 51%, john kasich 23%. in delaware trumump t 60%, john kasich 20

let's check us stock market futures, 50 points from tao 18,000 yesterday, now doubt futures down 7, the s&p 2, and what else is happening now? lauren's birthday. sent her a happy birthday message. lauren: i am 21 now and legal. when it comes to the presidential candidates voters say they would be most proud to have sanders and clinton, trump or ted cruz as their commander in chief. on the issues terrorism, healthcare, climate change and the federal deficit are at the top but the most important issue is the economy. only 21% of voters say the economy is in good condition compared to 79% who say it is fair or poor. more gains as the dow industrials push toward the 18,000 mark at the closing bell yesterday, 74 points from the milestone level. the s&p 500 rising as well. what does the future hold for stocks? we will ask rob morgan, chief investment officer, good morning, i know you are paying attention to bank earnings, strength in bankshares, the s&p financial index up 5 days in a row. does that give you hope? >> absolutely. the fact that bank earnings are doing so well and most of the rep

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if it were not for coca-cola the tao would be positive and declining sales for four quarters in a rowright spot is the water, vitamin water, those things, don't have snacks like pepsi. stuart: we hear you. what did you say? snacks like pepsi. stuart: i want that. no i don't. how about this? a group of republican senators calling on president obama, stop giving money to the un for climate change. this is not about global warming, this is about palestine. we will explain it for you. new statistics on life expectancy falling for white people in america. we will tell you what is behind the drop off. more varney after this. ashley: we are 9 am sharp every day, here is what you missed. >> if he has substance that he holds. and donald trump and hillary clinton. >> a guy who only gets half as many votes. as hillary clinton would be a problem. stuart: he can't win. >> the republican party will lose if he can't even get a majority of his own party. between 60% to 70%. ere. it's been smashed and driven. it's perceptive enough to detect other vehicles on the road. it's been shaken and pummeled. i

so the tao, i mean, people asked me, they knew that i was doing this book. so is they said what can i do to protect myself? and i i said, well, look, if all you're interested in is keeping out, you know, petty criminals and kids trolling the net, there are things you can do. there are things you can do that are pretty effective. it's like putting a good lock on your door, you know? and it's worth doing. but if somebody who really knows what he's doing really wants something that you have and especially be they're a nation-state, if they have the resources of a nation-state, there's really nothing that you can do. and, in fact, you know, the pentagon -- this is skipping a ahead a little bit, but a few years ago the defense science board had a special panel on cyber warfare. and they concluded that they talked about in one quote the inherent from a jillty of our ark -- fragility of our architecture. it's the same thing that willis ware had been talking about in 1967. the inherent fragility of our network. all of these things that had been built up over time. t

was a big loser, energy the best form of the day, the s&p up 5, the nasdaq up 17, we are seeing the tao stocks today hitting lifetime highs, mcdonald's, united health, johnson & johnson, when you look at united health all the brokerages are raising their price target, exiting obamacare next year. that got a jump, johnson & johnson with pricing power, better sales and mcdonald's doing great, up about 9% this year. they have been expanding in asia, second day in a row hitting an all-time high, the best performer of the tao as well. more cavuto coast-to-coast coming up after the break. and alerts you. warns you about incoming cross-traffic. cameras and radar detect dangers you don't. and it can even stop by itself. so in this crash test, one thing's missing: a crash. the 2016 e-class. now receive up to a $3,000 spring bonus on the e350 sport sedan. neil: stunning news on andrew jackson. i want to pass that along. it could explain why he was bumped off of the $20 bill. before we get to that coca-cola, look what is going on with the stock. it is getting climate having sides of weakening dema

nicole: the russell numb 2000 worse than the tao. president obama was the star attraction at a hollywood fundraiser yesterday where he aid to raise money for democrathoping to win back the house and senate this fall. jeff flock has the details. jeff: president obama spending the night onon the west coast after a big fundraiser in hollywood last night for the democratic senatorial campai committee. in attendance at that one, barbra streisand and her husband james brolin, jj abrams, director of star wars and alan rn, chairman of disney studios, that one with a $15,000 a ticket dinr, if you wanted to cohost that dinnener it cost $33,000, if you wanted a vip reception, $66,000 plus. it was to raise money to elect democrats to the s senate, democrats making the pch. if donald trump is the nominee not only will he lose in a landslide but it will translate down ballot. latest polls show donald trump in a 5 to head contest with hillary clinton losing by 11 points, one pole has him down by 18 points. if bernie sanders is the nominee he would

the university café, where i learned at the foot of the masters, the tao of hot fat and crispy batterre. and deep-fried pizza. been there, done that. but carlo here and his twin brother have been keeping the verrecchia family tradition alive since 1918, and it ain't about no mars bar. i'm tempted to just go completely nuts for all of the things that i like, like, pie, beans, and chips, like, i don't even know what kind of pie, but i want it. the macaroni and cheese is tempting. haggis i'm doing, couldn't resist that. cheese beano, i don't even know what that is, but i -- i kinda want it. ooh, sausage rolls. i do like a good sausage. >> anthony: i order the fish and chips and some haggis. haddock, battered and floating adrift in a sea of mysterious, life-giving oil. the accumulated flavors of many magical things as it bobs like noah's ark bringing life in all its infinite variety. deep fried haggis, my personal favorite. sinister sheep parts, in tube-form in this case, and if you don't like chopped up liver and lungs and all that good stuff, believe me, the curry sauce sets you right.

stuart: you know, we would like to have gone out at a new record high for the tao but we are not going to do it. ashley: ran out of steam. stuart: we are only up 20 points but we will take 18,000 and i'm sure neil will as well. neil: just listening to you i always love listening, you point out property in california, you have property of every kind it would seem. stuart: not quite, working on it. neil: thank you very much. the very latest on what is going on in the big apple and the empire state. for the front runners in this race, do or die or make the others die because that is what is at stake, if you are donald trump leading this case by double-digit going into this, the hope is he can give the appearance of closing the deal and all about putting steak in the chances of ted cruz's campaign. 95 delegates are in steak for republicans, 247 a democrats, how they are allocated is anyone's guest but through vagary of political laws in each party it could be a crownmaker or one that drags on and on. the republican side, donald trump, much is at stake here and beyond because he has set in

joining taos put it in perspective, drops do box president and y combinator president is still here asell. i want to talk about the elephant in the room, what do you have to say to the mutual funds? >> we don't pay much attention to it. we have 500 million people using drop box, eight million people using dropbox, 500,000 of them paying, companies like expedia and others. emily: would you take that $10 million valuation? >> the markets were different then. we like any company will be affected by the public markets. whatever we are today, we'll be something different tomorrow. valuation is an output. you have to focus on the inputs. emily: on one hand people say this is just on paper, we've seen like snapshots written down, then written up. it does seem to be having a ripple effect on sentiment. how much do they matter? >> i think this is a dumb conversation. it doesn't matter that much. the stocks go up and down. you know, fidelity marks them down and up. i know fidel tall marked down dropbox shares at one point. it's unclear if they believe the markdowns because i once offered to buy

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liz: we are up 180 points for the tao. the s&p charging ahead.igh as a session we need to be for the s&p is up 21. we are up 20.5 points. less then a week to go, and democratic candidates pulling out the stops for the state today. but the front runner has her work cut out for her because naturally hillary clinton is tied with bernie sanders. this as he scored two endorsements today, his first senate endorsement from jeff merkley of oregon and the backing of the new york transit workers union. i'm joined by a supporter of hillary clinton, democratic congressman from new york sean patrick maloney, getting closer on the national stage, not so much in new york but talk about how she differentiates herself instead of looking like she is trying to catch up with certain messages, affordable college, that was bernie sanders, i hate the trade deal, that was bernie sanders. what makes hillary special to a new york voter who is undecided? >> i have done a special perspective on this. i worked for hillary clinton right out of law school, worked for her husba

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a university spokesman said it ended with a tao kappa pledgeman in the hospital.io personality said he vomited blood and had internal injuries after being forced to eat what he thought was cat food, along with vinegar and pickle juice. the national office is investigate the matter. >>> a man who was stabbed in downtown frederick has died. that victim, 36-year-old brian graves, was wounded. around 1:30 monday morning on north market street. police were called there, after receiving a call about a fight. and investigators are trying to locate witnesses who may have been the time. graves leaves behind a 3-year- old daughter. >> a d.c. police officer, arrested after a fight in a cell phone store, learned his fate today. 43-year-old ulysses delaney received a 180-day suspended sentence and six months probation. surveillance video showed delaney fighting with a 20-year- old employee of a cricket wireless story northeast. delaney, a 15-year veteran of the police force also resigned. >>> a search is under way for an escaped mental health patient in northern virginia. this

but there are 1.4 million low income students that need taos give them advice. we're thinking about technology. we have a great innovation with the college board and bloomberg and others to reach kids by text and reach young people through video chats and others. there are so many, the thing i love about my job is whether i go to a high school or watching a tech interaction between our advisors, college point advisors and students, what i see is a spark. and you see the spark over and over again. our job is to make sure that spark becomes fireworks. charlie: and it doesn't dim. >> so back to what we talked about. charlie: how did you know pete her >> peter is one of my champions. going back to north carolina. i can remember like it was yesterday, i was sitting withers in bowles talking about how -- -- sitting with erskine bowles, he said, there's something you need to meet. you need to meet peter grower, everything he touches becomes better. i talk about to the our advidsor the most important things i want to say is -- see is a grace and humility. no one wants t

trish: we are up numb to 25 on the tao. maybe 3%, concern abobout corporate earnings, none of at will affect things. the conversation doesn't end here. go to my facebook page, my twitter account and tell me what you thought of today's show. liz: in the last eight make its -- minutes the market turned to a deeper shade of crimson. look at the dow jones industrial down 226oints, lower the session, 229, we are headed ck there again, look at the s&p 500 giving up its gains for the ye, dropping 32 points, 1.5%. markets are enduring at this moment, their worst day since february on jitters over what is next for the fed. check out the intraday picture of the nasdaq which riright nows at session lows. you can see we are dropping

trish: time for a check of the market, the market is up 30 points, the tao inching towards all-time highsthe index remaining above 18,000 for most of the day. oil prices, good news, also on the rise. a lot of folks are looking at a barometer of economic health, a big indicator for the overall market, why this is a positive sign, 4108, up $1.38. the nation's biggest health insurer says it will only stay in the obamacare exchange next year because of the higher risk that comes with obama care customers, united health saying it could lose $175 million on its obamacare this year. we will be right back with howard kurtz. >> wait a minute, i have stood on the debate stage with senator handers -- >> you didn't answer the question. >> i did. >> can i please -- >> i say something that is not there. trish: a battle from new york ramping up with all those attacks between hillary clinton and bernie sanders but despite the angry rhetoric my next guest says clinton and sanders are much closer on the issues than people realize. fox news analyst and media buzz analyst howard kurtz joined me. good to see

in 1998, base jumper alex walkling attempts his 98th base jump off the rio grande gorge bridge in taosrother ralph is there to film it. alex estimates the 600-foot drop will last eight seconds, giving him a four-second free-fall before he has to pull the rip cord. >> if you don't pull your chute in time, you're going to hit the ground. that will make it dangerous. >> simply jumping off a bridge isn't insane enough for alex so he decides to make things a bit more interesting. >> i tried to do a front flip half twist into a back flip for my first jump at like 5:00 in the morning. i was barely awake and just not coherent with myself. >> alex's fancy flip work costs him more time than he can afford. he can't deploy his chute in the four-second time limit. and now he's deep into the danger zone. >> he just died. >> the ground was coming up really fast, and i was like freaking out. i just threw my pilot chute as fast as i could. >> but it isn't fast enough. alex hits the ground traveling more than 100 miles per hour. >> when i hit the ground it was lights out. i woke up about 15 seconds late

unconscious in a street, would we tell that person, we're not going to help you until you wake up and tell taos treat you? or worse yet, would we say to that person, we're not going to treat you until you're in imminent danger of killing yourself or killing someone else no. but that's what we do with the mental i e-- mentally ill. the energy and commerce committee on oversight investigations that i chair had a couple-year study paving the way for my bill the helping families in mental health crisis act, with 187 co-sponsors from both sides of the aisle, a bipartisan measure addresses the shortage of psychiatric beds, clarifies hippaa privacy laws so families can be allowed to have compassionate communication to be part of frontline care and helps patients get treatment well before their illness spirals into crisis my legislation has been endorsed by dozens of publications and newspapers including the "washington post," the "seattle times," the "san francisco chronicle," "the wall street journal," and the "pittsburgh post-gazette." each day, i hear from countless families from across the country

i want to take a look at market futures, looking at a higher open, the tao up by 50, s&p higher by 9, 31, and earnings season is underway. where can you expect markets to go from here? we have that discussion straightahead. but first. the broadway musical hamilton making history yet again just one day after jack lew announced alexander hamilton's face will remain on the front of the $10 bill. it joins rent and of course line is one of the only tween 9 musicals in history to win a pulitzer prize, named winner in the drama category. maria: we are coming live from the roof of the foxbusiness studios. is primary day, we are highlighting the empire state. the dow industrials cost 18,000 since last july. including johnson & johnson, and in the first quarter, $1.54 a share, and the management portfolio -- marianne is with me. we have been talking about earnings at the end coming up in a few minutes, why would you characterize the first quarter season so far? >> reporter: the market is set up for some expectations that are better. we are looking for earnings to come in down 9%. remember earni

saldana: in your authorization you directed taos prioritize the -- the secretary of homeland security shall identify and remove aliens convicted of a crime by the severity of the crime. you may disagree with the categories or the way they were placed, but you directed taos do that and we did that. mr. walker: here's what i hope we agree on. we have illegal aliens in this country who are committing crime. there was a statement made earlier that law enforcement needs to be concerned about the delicate task of not putting some of the national origin into the definition of the criminal activity. do you believe that law enforcement should stop -- i look at chief martin who worked 30 years in gang related activities with el salvador, great work there. do you believe we should drop the race part of describing some of the crimes going on? s. saldana: we have to look at whether they're in the country who is not a citizen, so we have to lock at their country of origin. mr. walker: i don't know if that's a yes or no. but i yield back. >> you got a little bit of attention when you encouraged us t

what happens to emerging-market stocks and the tao or the s&p?head of the curve in terms of the brexit we find ite -- difficult to believe. when janet yellen raised rates in december, everybody on the planet new she was raising rates, and you ended up with currency and market dislocation anyway. i do not think that they are going to be willing to risk that one week before the brexit vote. i do not see them raising rates in june. francine: i tend to agree with you, but now you have eric hawkishn calling us a dove, whatever that means. tony: again, you had last week, lacquer talking about how brexit is figuring into the policy decisions. that is an important point, too. i listen to what janet yellen is saying. tom: 10 seconds. tony: i do not think it will be in the next 15 minutes. i think we will really ramp over the next -- tom: are you going to be responsible for -- tony: i live in new jersey. tom: tony dwyer, thank you very much, only voting in three of the bureaus today. coming up, we will do goldman sachs earnings, provide full coverage acros

committee last month to allow my colleagues the ability to vote on their own budget and also to allow taos offer our alternatives. now, to refresh your memory, mr. speaker, the g.o.p. budget resolution ends the medicare guarantee, makes $6.5 trillion in drastic cuts, increases poverty, and erodes the economic security of all americans. ow, mr. speaker, as awful as democrats think this budget is the tea party faction of the house g.o.p. is demanding that we make even more draconian cuts and even deeper cuts. and they ought to have the right as well to offer their alternative on the floor. let me be clear, mr. speaker. i don't support this republican budget but i'm offering this motion to recommit because again, we cannot offer our alternative unless this budget is processed on this floor. republicans are abandoning their promise to restore regular order because they can't agree on a worst product. but hard working families deserve a congress that invests in their future, protect theirs safety, creates a level playing field for them and their children to succeed. you know what they always sa

the numbers are slightly higher from the tao -- dow and the s&p 500.est job numbers show us economy is continuing to grow at a steady pace and employers added 215,000 jobs in march. analysts predicting 200,000 so a little better. last month gains occurred as they have been for the past few months. jobs added in construction and retail and healthcare. the unemployment rate did pick up a little bit from corporate 9% to 5%. the reason for the increase mainly includes americans coming off the sidelines and looking for work so they are included in the numbers. >>> we are finally getting a look at the new tesla. >>> it made its debut last night. tesla ceo elon musk said the car is fast and safe and as the rain it will go 215 miles on a charge. tesla began taking $1000 deposit even though the model 3 will be sold until next year. the price starts at 35,000 depending on which options you choose. >>> this is crazy but i was told that total number of orders for the model 3 in the past 24 hours has now passed 115,000. >> a lot of those orders came from the people

the real story could be a power struggle in saudi arabia that appear taos be emerging. we'll take you live doha for more on that story, but let's begin with netflix. two big stories out. our julia boorstin is standing by. josh is all over ibm. give us a little preview here to kick things off. >> when netflix reports all eyes will be on ids streaming video subscribers and whether they need or sur paez the nearly 18 million that would reach this quarter and we could expect particular focus on how many they project for the second quarter. also the impact of some price hooiks rolling out next month in the u.s. the company's forecast to grow revenue 25%, $1.97 billion while earnings per share are expected to fall. this is the company's global expansion as well as more original and exclusive conflict. we'll also be listening to see what is said about amazon's new offering. prime video service, stand alone for $9 a month. that's a direct attack on netflix and a dollar less. netflix shares declined about 3%. amazon shares are up 1%. we'll be back after the bell with numbers and

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check the tao, almost breaking even as we speak, we are down 7 points. fact the price of oil is tumbling this morning, we are at $40.09 a barrel on the verge of dropping below 40. that is the benchmark to drop below, we are up numb $1.42 for the stock market not reacting to that. there is one dow component doing very well, johnson & johnson in another lifetime high hitting 110 earlier this morning. i believe that is the third record this week. right now we are $109.90. moving on to the democrats. having a fair go at the democrats all day. the left debate before the new york primary missed one major company. the debate was last night but there was something missing. economic growth, return to prosperity. not mentioned last night. the former economic advisor to mitt romney, how can you have a debate about the future of america without discussing economic growth and return to prosperity. >> bernie sanders and hillary clinton have a difficult time doing that because they don't have plans that will generate economic growth. their plans are more big government

that will dictate the tao's move because they are dow component. those stories coming up, joining me dagan mcdowell, kevin kelly and kings college business and economics professor, good to see you, thank you for joining us. tgif. dagen: watching the draft. maria: a can't miss lineup, former reagan national campaign director ed rollins joins us, herman cain is with us, ted cruz's running mate and for republican candidates carly fiorina joining us this morning. chief economic advisor mohammed with us this morning, former new york giants defensive end just in tough joining us to talk about the draft, while bite last night, stay with us. we kick it off with our top stories, violence erupting outside a trump rally in california last night, look at these pictures, 20 people were arrested in this couple, hundreds of protesters clashed with pro-trump supporters smashing windows and police cars, several people waved mexican and american flags, blocked traffic chanting. latino contributor rick sanchez and republican strategist laura epstein. thank you for jo

stuart: you know, we would like to have gone out at a new record high for the tao but we are not going of steam. stuart: we are only up 20 points but we will take 18,000 and i'm sure neil will as well. neil: just listening to you i always love listening, you point out property in california, you have property of every kind it would seem. stuart: not quite, working on it. neil: thank you very much. the very latest on what is going on in the big apple and the empire state. for the front runners in this race, do or die or make the others die because that is what is at stake, if you are donald trump leading this case by double-digit going into this, the hope is he can give the

the range of the tao being up numb 125 points.abody energy joining us today, "risk and reward" host deirdre bolton and harlan hill plus ashley webster. can i say that peabody is a direct victim of president obama's war on call? >> you can make it that simple because you remember going back to august. even the supreme court got involved and blocked the carbon emissions rule that was the cornerstone of obama's ideas, more than 2,000 state of said wait a minute, you can't do this. the supreme court at least for the moment says we are going to take a pause on this. the fifth call company in the us, obama is part of it but falling energy prices going higher but they are down 70%. stuart: in emissions powerplants coal has been replaced largely by natural gas. demand for coal is down regardless of what president obama -- >> it has gone -- americans get half their power from coal, it is at a third and it will be the first year natural gas superseded only by a percentage point or two but if you line up dogs on the racetrack natural gas is

it's time for taos move on past this.would like to stop receiving the press calls and conversations about the rules of the convention when ultimately we are making recommendations to a convention rules committee and quite frankly i'd much rather get the phone calls to talk about just how terrible hillary clinton is, how there's a lack of enthusiasm amongst democrats and how well we are doing versus what's going on with our rules. so i rise in opposition. let's get done with it today. i think it would be in the best interest of all of us. mr. ash: thank you. mr. king. mr. king: steve king, national committee member from wisconsin. i, too, rise to oppose this motion. i am convinced by the statements of mr. evans and mr. ryder that this would only further what is to me an obvious conclusion that we must remain with the house rules. we've been studying this for a long time, operated on these rules for 160 years. granted, we all operate under robert's rules at state and local level but the house rules grant the chairman of our

but i would add that the capabilities that we have on the ground now that allow taos pursue our counterterrorism objectives and allow us to continue to work with our after began partners to advise, assist, i think are appropriate to what we have. this i would highlight to you was an extreme situation. and i can't sit here and tell you we won't have more of those in the future. but this was an extreme situation we were dealing with. and an area where we did not have a normal presence of american soft forces. >> i wanted to follow up on that very point because while it's not a direct comparison, you've had another incident like this with a battle down in the south where the team has remained out overnight with wounded because you were unable to get to them, though i know you had air support for them. i guess the question is you've now had two of these instances where your teams are in the field in extreme combat, running short of supplies, is this still a risk, are you satisfied with the risk right now or now that you have two incidents, does it raise concerns for you and some adjustment in your m