the ban on oil exports is underfire by the oil industry. groups believing more crude oil will encourage more fracking causing health and environmental problems. >> republican presidential candidate ben carson, dr. carson, will be in san francisco today speaking as a guests of the common wealth club. he has been a surprise in the presidential campaign, emerging at the second choice of republican voters in many of the latest polls, a preeminent surgeon advocates a not tax, is opposed to the iran income deal and wants to replace obamacare with health savings accounts. dan ashley will oversee the event. >> people returning home from burning man are spending a pretty penny to get the grime off their cars. cars are lined up for the burning man special, it costs $100 for the center effort to scrub east desert ash because it takes three times as long as the normal car wash. >> another effect of burning man we did not thing about. >> really dusty. >> hot and dusty at the baseball stadium. >> today, it will be a harder day to deal with. be careful an

now, he is underfire from the conservatives in the republican house majority.criminal over the majority of the congress because so many of the conservatives simply do not take orders from leadership anymore. he is leaving. it is a pretty dramatic development. >> cokie has joined us. speaker boehner is a man of the house of representatives for so many years. we knew he was facing the question of whether he would come back but the timing is unmoviable. >> the timing is pope-related, no question. this is something he has watched for decades to get a pope there, he get a pope there and he got it as members were giving unmitigated grief and at some point you say, what is the point? why put up with this? it will make life a lot harder for president obama. >> in question about that. we will have much more ahead on "good morning america" but now become to the regular programing. >> this has been a special report. >> that was a special report with george stephanopolis talking about the surprise resignation of speaker boehner effective next month. why did it sake so long

. >> there's a sense now after the recent incidents that police say that they are underfire, as well.k that they're under fire? >> yes. but i also believe that police, not all of you, how are you doing, cops, but i do think that there are good cops and bad cops. and there are cops out there that don't believe that the life of a 15-year-old black boy named kevin hunter matters. and i do believe that in teaching in our individual households, it will make a little bit of a difference. we tell our son, if you get stopped by the cops, take your hands out of your pocket, pull the hood off of your head,talk with your handsout. yes, sir, no, sir, whatnot. it doesn mean that he won't get his behind beat by some salty cop. what are you going to do? >> i think we feel the same way. it can happen regardless of what we do. you're not going to win in that situation. >> right. so just shut your mouth. just shut your mouth and go along with it. it's not just black men. i have a talk show. everybody doesn't recognize me when they stop me. i've been stopped before. hands on 10 and 2. you sit there and

that he began writing bits and pieces of this epic trilogy while he was in a dugout, in canteens underfire, bits and pieces he's writing in 1916, 1917. he's beginning to forge this mythology that he wants to give his beloved england, this new mythology. so, because my focus is on the first world war. i was filtering, you know, my study through that. so i think at the end of the day, look, they both have a lot to say. if you go into their writings about, during that period, 1940, '41, '42, they are so often hearkening back to the first world war. and what it meant -- tolkien writes a letter to his son christopher serving in the royal air force, and his son is anxious about the war, what's going on, and tolkien writes to him and says, i know what it's like to feel like you're the toad under the harrow. you're in this dangerous, dangerous place. but he says remember that you're inside a very great story trying to encourage his son. and he also says in that letter that it was that, during that time when he was in that place in the first world war that he began to use his writing as a way to so

. >> he's been underfired for a long time. i want to go back to st.ecause the issue is planned parenthood that high school a topic or situation worth shutting down the government. boyner didn't have the heart one more time. peter barnes, the likelihood that the gft will shut down. >> there will be a vote on it. 30-plus members who were pushing hard on this issue were possibly going to force boehner to have to turn to the democrats to get some kind of tenning re-- continuing resolution. and that would be heresy to the house republican conservatives. threw one more name out there, congressman paul ryan, currently house and ways and means committee. might be somebody who could also run for the speakership and i want to mention i happened to have dinner last night with one of the house republican conservatives and one of the things he said to me, and i didn't think much of it at the time, he said to me, we're going to have a real interesting meeting tomorrow morning. so maybe he knew what might be afoot here liz: if it's kevin mccarthy, the new york times

stuart: it's underfire because it uses a lot of water in the middle of the california drought. >> a historic. and they didn't do proper testing, there are fierce that hazardous liquid could drain into the desert. and this is at erin brockovich's town, and this is what they said about the 16 billion dollars junk portfolio of green energy failures, it includes not only this, but solyndra, abound and fisker as well. >> solyndra, 570 million. >> estimated. stuart: and abound, a-123 and going through the list here liz: the point is, s&p and moody's-- or fitch, these companies are not solid. when china is debalancing, making its cheaper, boy, that's a red flag for solar powered companies. ashley: if you can't make a solar company work in the moja mojave desert. where are you going to. stuart:le 80 jobs permanent. >> except for construction. stuart: the government tries to pick winners, and they put our money into it and we lose. >> the rate payers, and the utilities subsidize solar power. stuart: the california companies have to buy, it's mandatory and expensive, everybody pays. isn't it great? >>