but states like texas wyoming, south dakota have speed limits of 80 miles an hour and even more.ge problem, especially as we said when you consider these big rigs are not supposed to do more than 70 miles an hour. if i saw a truck pass me, go past me doing 80 miles an hour in one of those states i'd be terrified. >> it's another incentive for truckers to drive faster. it means more money for them. right? >> more quickly you can get the product to your destination, more money you can get. many trucking companies limit the speed with which their drivers can go. if it's not heavily regulated, you'll have truckers go as fast as they can. >> truck crashes, there was 52 that were raising the speed limit. maybe in some of these states. tell me how likely are you able to keep control of one of those big tractor-trailer rigs if you blow tires? >> just imagine a big rig that represents ten 15, the weight of 20 cars combined and you blow out just one of those 18 tires. you're going to have a control problem that you cannot overcome in many cases. you'll see them jackknife. cross lanes of tr

wyoming. number three also texas plano texas. number two virginia beach, virginia number one anchorage alaska. stock stock futures really flat. >> to find lauren log on to foxbusiness.com/channelfinder. >>> the time is 18 minutes after the hour. a kid with leukemia fighting for her life. all she wanted was a play house. no you her dream is crushed after a homeowner's association blocked the permit to build it. >> president obama making the move to ban bullets. the new push to block the president's plan revealed. {off-line}

the republican of texas once stretched as far north as wyoming, and west at santa fe. over years, those boundaries are chiped away. biggest land transfer in 1850, whether texas gives up vast tracks of inves western land to federal government for debt relief. that is the same outcome patrick is aiming for, en result, texas shape we know today. what version of texas did patrick's map show. show. >> nort of the state line of texan area that is refered to map as indian territory we know that today add oklahoma, a strip on lift side that is santa fe territory, that was that eureka phoeupltz of thimoment this is 9 decarkoba -- decardoba map. >> he said we think it could be worse 8worth 60 to 80 thousand . >> i called my sister,. jamie: he tells patrick the value could go up or down, he wants to hold to heirloom for research. >> no gets on a plane to deadlindallas,to show map to sao who specizeed in texana artifacts. all she needs was one look. what kind of condition was the map in? >> a "strange inheritance" quiz question. what role did grant play in the mexican-american war?

texas. number four is cheyenne, wyoming. number three also texas plano texas.umber two virginia beach, virginia number one anchorage alaska. stock stock futures really flat. >> to find lauren log on to foxbusiness.com/channelfinder. >>> the time is 18 minutes after the hour. a kid with leukemia fighting for her life. all she wanted was a play house. no you her dream is crushed after a homeowner's association blocked the permit to build it. >> president obama making the move to ban bullets. the new push to block the president's plan revealed. {off-line} {off-line}>> philadelphia police officer shot dead in the line of duty. robert wilson the third was inside a game stop store when two armed suspects announced a robbery. they opened fire on wilson at close range. wilson returned fire hitting one of the suspects in the leg. both quickly arrested by other officers. the entire police community mourning one of their own. >> officer wilson was an outstanding officer. he was a leader. i knew him and met him. he was one of the best police officers this city has to offer

. >> you see, the republic of texas once stretched as far north as wyoming and as far west as santa fe. over the years, those boundaries are chipped away. the biggest land transfer comes in 1850 when texas gives up vast tracts of western land to the federal government in exchange for debt relief. come to think of it, that's the same outcome patrick's aiming for. the end result, the texas shape we know today. so what version of texas did patrick's map show? >> just north of the state line of texas is an area referred to on the map as indian territory which we know today as oklahoma. there's a strip on the left side of the map that's santa fe territory. so at that point, that was that eureka moment of this is actually an 1849 decordova map. >> joe ups his initial appraisal. >> he said yours is a first edition therefore we think it would be $60,000 to $80,000. so i called my sister and decided to sell the map. >> joe tells patrick the value could go up or down depending on the map's condition and previous sales. he wants to hold on to the heirloom for more research. joe gets on a plane to

most states, especially those with most oil and gas resources, such as colorado, wyoming, texas and pennsylvaniaof them already have pretty strict regulations. so that's their reasoning for why they don't think these regulations are necessary. congressional republicans also introduce legislation just yesterday evening that prohibits the federal government from regulating fracking as well. >> sreenivasan: what's the concern to the environmental groups? where do they think that government is not going far enough? >> the environmental group is a little bit more fractured. you have some groups, some environmentalists who say fracking is dangerous no matter what and it should be banned. they want a victory on that from last year when new york moved to ban the practice which is the first state to ban the practice that has substantial resources. vermont also banned fracking over the last couple of years but it has no resources so it's primarily a symbolic victory for the environmentalists. >> okay. the environmentalisted wanted fracking disclosure to the federal government so they didn't get that. over

texas. utah. wyoming. it's saturday march 28th. here's a look at today's stop stories.n high court ruling that acquitted her. it's the end of a long legal road who was convicted twice of murder. finally allowing her to begin a new life. warning signs this morning new questions about the mental health of the co-pilot of the german plane that crashed into the alps. some reports claiming he was being treated for depression. the latest on that from germany and a year in space. the mission is underway as scott kelly begins a year at the international space station. this as scientists study his twin brother onth to study the effects on the human body. could it lead to a breakthrough for a future mission to mars? >> good morning. welcome back to today on a saturday morning. we stepped outside to join the crowd on this spring morning. one more time. let me hear you. >> there we go. >> it's hard to scream that loud this early. >> let's warm it up on this saturday morning because it is frigid. >> nice to be here. you were off last weekend. a much deserved weekend off. >> every si

that's why dick cheney who was living in texas went home and reregistered in wyoming so he could run with george w. bush. bush has the executive experience, he's bilingual, he has a mexican/american wife. rubio is young, has an interest in foreign policy. why not? think about it. could be at this point next year they're both still the front-runners and one wonders would one of them consider moving somewhere else? >> i think not but fun to talk about. >> fun to watch because they talk about it. the ohio governor, john kasich remains the man of mystery. he got a pretty good taste this past week. he made good impressions on a fundraising swing through new york city. he mixes an appeal that the can't get anything done unless politicians of all stripes come out of their ideological silos and work with each other. will he run? several top new hampshire republicans who are potential kasich supporters say he gave no clear signs which they translate as considerable hesitation. a source that knows kasich well says the governor thinks it's best to wait perhaps into the summer months to see how

states have made -- >> a lot of the ones that we're talking about today, like colorado and wyoming, not to mention texasennsylvania have required disclosure laws. it is only going to create a further divide between the increasing production on state and privately owned lands and decreasing production on federally owned lands. this is an environmentally responsible way to extract energy. we have seen tremendous benefits from it. at least let the states make the decision. not have people make those decisions from washington. >> mr. kennedy, is it environmentally safe to frack? >> in our state where the oil and gas industry is very tough and powerful our governor mario cuomo has banned fracking in the state. and he didn't ban it because it was good for the state. he banned it because the health commission the highest medical authority in the state, looked at the evidence and looked at the studies and said this is causing tremendous illness in people who are down wind of these wells. it is causing water contamination. >> and we will leave it is there. great to have you gentlemen with us tonight. appreciate

wet roads along the canadian border and trouble on i-35 in south texas and watch out for showers from northern california across to wyoming> the two deadly train crashes on the weekend. >> on sunday an amtrak passenger train heading to chicago from san antonio smashed into a truck in illinois. the driver died but no one on the train was hurt. on saturday another deadly collision, this time in kentucky. a freight train just as a car plows through the intersection. two people died. there have been five trains versus vehicle collisions in just six weeks. crash of a different sort. watch the dragster on the right as it flies about 20 feet into the air before slamming back on the track. amazingly the driver basically okay. larry dickson complained afterwards of a sore back and knee and that was about all he joked saying quote, at least i'm in one piece. >> amazing tale of survival out of malaysia. two planes collide clipping each other's wings during a practice run. one of them caught on fire as they sorried to the ground. the pilots hit the ejector buttons just in time and they parachuted to safety. >> chuck schumer is callin

texas, mr. cornyn, the senator from utah, mr. hache, the senator from wyoming mr. barrasso, the senator from mississippi, mr. wicker, the senator from tennessee, mr. corker, the senator from illinois, mr. durbin, the senator from washington, miss bury, the senator from michigan, miss stabin now, the senator from new jersey, mr. menendez, the senator from connecticut, mr. murphy. the speaker: members of the escort committee will please exit through the chamber lobby doors. >> mr. speaker, the acting dean of the diplomatic corps. >> mr. speaker, the president's cabinet. the sergeant at arms: mr. speaker, the president of the islamic republic of afghanistan. the speaker: members of congress, i have the high privilege and distinct honor of presenting to you his excellency mohammad ashraf ghani president of the islamic republic of afghanistan. president ghani: in the name of god the merciful and compassionate speaker boehner vice president biden, senate majority leader mcconnell, house majority leader mccarthy house minority leader ms. pelosi, senate minority leader, la