i had already gone through all that on-the-job training for thelast 10 years of my life . >> being a fish and game warden is not an appointed position, it's like any other civil service job, you have to take a test, you take the written and oral and you are on a list and if you're lucky and you do well enough, your name will come up on the list and they'll do an investigation and a background check and everything else and if all that goes well, then you'll get a call and they'll say we decided to hire you and your first position is going to be in my case my first position was in a place called herb down in the colorado river which was one of the hottest places in the world in the summertime but i was so excited i couldn't believe it. so that's how it all started for me. at the same time working down in the southern california area was a great learning experience and i had a lot of fun down there and learned a lot. later on i was there in the colorado river area and i got promoted to lieutenant and went to the san bernardino riverside area and work all kinds of interesting investigati

this is one thing all the french are talking about. , in thelast six years second round, it is more people that go in vote than in the first round. 70% for the first round. this time, it looks like we may lose turnout. it may drop 5-6 points. good morning. turnout clearly important. ronl me where we go if mac does win. how he goes about building a body and force that can help him lead. francine: this is what people are worried about. if you take a longer-term picture, the sunday where the candidates were announced, now you have to think of yourself. two main parties. macron founded. how does he govern? vote forre the french who ghost of parliament and gives the majority, to push through reforms. because his party, which is a movement, is not fully fledged, people are wondering whether he has promised, the pro-market kind of reforms he has promised, can be pushed through. if you doesn't have a majority or big presence. this is why it will be crucial by what margin he votes, if indeed he becomes president like expected. manus: great work. we are looking forward to lots of interesting intervi

the fed has been too easy for thelast few years -- so say founders of equity group investments.hat conversation later this hour. snap reports after the bell today. the first look at the company's financial picture since it went public. we are looking to user growth and its future strategy. we are one hour from the close of trading. let's check on the markets with julie hyman. hi, julie. julia. hi, juli mastec trading at a record again good on pace for a record close even if the doubt continues to be the lack of a moneymaker averages. one of the reasons we have this turnup is energy shares. today, ands up by 3% that is after we saw the big drop in weekly inventories of 5 million barrels. the fifth straight weekly drop as well. that is bringing up the oil companies and leading energy to be the best-performing group in the s&p 500. take a look at the bloomberg here. this looks at the crude oil supplies. the seasonally adjusted change on the bloomberg. you have the inventory in blue, compared with the past five years in the average is the light green. yes, it is coming down to aroun