. >>> heading out on your commute expect wet conditions from california to west texas and indiana to tennessee into the northeast. you may also find some ice around the great lakes. >>> and if you're flying you may find airport delays in chicago, detroit, las vegas and phoenix. >>> well, the roads were slick in los angeles yet setting the stage for a particularly wild police chase. >> wild is the word and it involved a convertible with its top down spinning around in doughnuts on sunset boulevard of all places. abc's diane macedo joining us news with the latest on this >> good morning to you. so this started with a burglary, two suspects, a convertible and some rain and ended with many viral videos and no doubt many confused police officers.

west texas intermediate down twice that amount. no surprise since over the weekend, oil producers failed to reach a deal on limiting production in doha. had opec reached that deal to limit supply, it would've raised demand and raised the low oil prices. the meeting was derailed by tensions between saudi arabia and its rival iran. caught in between are the other 11 opec members such as indonesia. >> and the threat of commodity. so once the price of oil decreases, that means they are declining. >> let's see how the rest of the markets are doing. and street opening down coming back into positive. 6%.500 points at stocks closed higher this monday. many industry sectors were higher. a tough day for energy and technology. they are among the worst performing stocks. let's take a look at some of the other business headlines. the european competition commission accuses google of abusing its dominance. they're looking at the impact of android content. guilty offines google market abuse, it can be a fine of $7 billion or 10% of its revenue. t

over the next 12 months it start holding solid on west texas crude. and that's very positive for the consumers. gary: liz, oil and the consolidation of the stock fund continue? >> they went into u.s. equities and on the way down with margin calls they were forced out of he can wits. that's one of the reasons that's less discussed for that correlation. anthony: you are bullish, liz anne, aren't you? >> i am. i'm going secular bull market. anthony: that's it for today. our thanks to liz anne saunders, mario gabelli and yra harris. the man on the front lines of the puerto rico debt crisis will be with us next week. that's it for "wall street if a denture were to be put under a microscope, we can see all the bacteria that still exists. polident's unique micro clean formula works in just 3 minutes, killing 99.99% of odor causing bacteria. for a cleaner, fresher, brighter denture every day. we believe in the power of active management. anagement, we actively manage with expertise and conviction. so you can invest with more certainty. mfs. that's the power o

the rocket took off from west texas late this morning. this is video from a previous landing. some day blue origin hopes to use the rockets to carry passengers for space tourism, with each rocket landing through 100 launches. falcon line landed safely in december. >>> the rangers are trying to keep north bay trails safe. coming up next, the new enforcement starting this month that's angered some of the people that use them most often. >>> a lot of changes to the weather, hot days to more drain. meteorologist drew tuma is up next with the forecast. >>> and coming up in sports, a deal to trade colin kaepernick >>> radar guns are now being used on marin county trails. opponents of the speed limit said it's easy to double that gog downhill. rangers tested the idea over the last year. they issued 64 citations and warnings. [ applause ] >>> cheers for a young man. he not only broke the old record of 80 in the dust, he done it while raising money for charity. >>> tomorrow, a farmer will try to break two more records. he'll try to climb the most steps and the most steps within 30 seco

i was out in west texas. and i asked some folks there, i said, what's the difference between regulators and locusts? i said, well, the thing is, you can't use pesticide on the regulators. this old west texas farmer, he leaned back, said, wanna bet? and let me talk to everyone here in the oil and gas industry. i'm a texan. we know something about that. north dakota has risen as a powerful energy haven, and we are going to keep the federal government the heck out of the way and develop our resources here in the united states of america. we will prohibit the federal government from regulating fracking, and we will build the keystone pipeline. and we're going to stop amnesty and secure the borders and end sanctuary cities and end welfare benefits for those here illegally. let me tell you the effect of all that. we're going to see millions upon millions of new high-paying jobs. we're going to see jobs coming back from mexico, coming back from china. we're going to see manufacturing jobs coming back to america. we'

over the next 12 months it start holding solid on west texas crude. and that's very positive for the consumers. gary: liz, oil and the consolidation of the stock fund continue? >> they went into u.s. equities and on the way down with margin calls they were forced out of he can wits. that's one of the reasons that's less discussed for that correlation. anthony: you are bullish, liz anne, aren't you? >> i am. i'm going secular bull market. anthony: that's it for today. our thanks to liz anne saunders, mario gabelli and yra harris. the man on the front lines of the puerto rico debt crisis will be with us next week. that's it for "wall street has your phone turned you into a control freak? with esurance, upload a few photos and a claims rep will help you get your money fast. maybe that doesn't make you a control freak. more like a control enthusiast. auto and home insurance for the modern world. esurance. spina i know it's hard not to interrupt. >> are you disappointed by the likely republican and democratic nominees? >> what difference at this point is a

over the next 12 months it start holding solid on west texas crude. and that's very positive for the consumers. gary: liz, oil and the consolidation of the stock fund continue? >> they went into u.s. equities and on the way down with margin calls they were forced out of he can wits. that's one of the reasons that's less discussed for that correlation. anthony: you are bullish, liz anne, aren't you? >> i am. i'm going secular bull market. anthony: that's it for today. our thanks to liz anne saunders, mario gabelli and yra harris. the man on the front lines of the puerto rico debt crisis will be with us next week. be with us next week. that's it for "wall street if you had a dollar for every dollar car insurance companies say they'll save you by switching, be with us next week. that's it for "wall street you'd have like a ton of dollars. but how are they saving you those dollars? a lot of companies might answer "um..." or "no comment". then there's esurance - born online, raised by technology and majors in efficiency. so whatever they save, you save: ha

over the next 12 months it start holding solid on west texas crude. and that's very positive for the consumers. gary: liz, oil and the consolidation of the stock fund continue? >> they went into u.s. equities and on the way down with margin calls they were forced out of he can wits. that's one of the reasons that's less discussed for that correlation. anthony: you are bullish, liz anne, aren't you? >> i am. i'm going secular bull market. anthony: that's it for today. our thanks to liz anne saunders, mario gabelli and yra harris. the man on the front lines of the puerto rico debt crisis will be with us next week. be with us next week. that's it for "wall street at ally bank, no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like grandkids equals free tech support. oh, look at you, so great to see you! none of this works. come on in. it begins from the the second we're born.er. because, healthier doesn't happen all by itself. it needs to be earned every day. using wellness to keep away illness. and believing a single life can be made better by millio

tonight the threat is in west texas, as you see here, and the threat is heavy hail and rain and a chance of flooding in the region. >> that's right up the alley of mr. rob mayeda that joins us to tack about something calmer in our neck of the woods. >> yeah, east of the rockies, the tornado-producing storms out there towards the northern central texas and into oklahoma and lots of snow in denver, an upper level low, and pretty strong ridge of high pressure giving us offshore winds, and while we see record highs here, heavy snow will continue across parts of the rockies and severe weather across the southern plains for tomorrow. during the day, notice the temperature starting off in the 70s around ocean beach and pleasanton, and low 70s in ocean beach and a gorgeous sunset thanks to the high clouds late in the day. and the wind direction tomorrow, still the same. not the sea breeze we are accustomed to, and winds strongly offshore, and our temperatures will be more at summer-like levels as soon as noon tomorrow. warming into the upper 70s and 80s by noon. upper 80s south of downtown. san

over the next 12 months it start holding solid on west texas crude.nd that's very positive for the consumers. gary: liz, oil and the consolidation of the stock fund continue? >> they went into u.s. equities and on the way down with margin calls they were forced out of he can wits. that's one of the reasons that's less discussed for that correlation. anthony: you are bullish, liz anne, aren't you? >> i am. i'm going secular bull market. anthony: that's it for today. our thanks to liz anne saunders, mario gabelli and yra harris. the man on the front lines of the puerto rico debt crisis will be with us next week. that's it for "wall street .. my school reunion's coming fast. could be bad. could be a blast. can't find a single thing to wear. will they be looking at my hair? won't be the same without you bro. ♪ when it's go, the new choice privileges gets you there faster. and now, stay two times and you can earn a free night. book now at choicehotels.com so strap yourselves in for action flo! small business edition. oh, no! i'm up to my neck in operating

over the next 12 months it start holding solid on west texas crude. and that's very positive for the consumers. gary: liz, oil and the consolidation of the stock fund continue? >> they went into u.s. equities and on the way down with margin calls they were forced out of he can wits. that's one of the reasons that's less discussed for that correlation. anthony: you are bullish, liz anne, aren't you? >> i am. i'm going secular bull market. anthony: that's it for today. our thanks to liz anne saunders, mario gabelli and yra harris. the man on the front lines of the puerto rico debt crisis will be with us next week. that's it for "wall street at ally bank, no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like vacations equal getting carried away. more proactive selling. what do you think michal? i agree. let's get out there. let's meet these people. at ally bank, no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like social media equals anti-social. hey guys, i want you to meet my fiancÉe, denise. hey. good to meet you dennis. >> announcer: the fol

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securities from these type of loans at highs for the year close to $42 it exceeds march 22nd and west texas officially has the highest level of 2016. when we come back, it's the largest space gathering of the year. companies are busy pitching to the pentagon and the commercial world. jeff bezos in attendance. details on that in a minute. ews. you're down with crestor. alright! now there's a way you can get crestor for $3. adding crestor, along with diet, lowers bad cholesterol. crestor is not for people with liver disease, or women who are nursing,pregnant, or may become pregnant. tell your doctor all medicines you take. call your doctor if you have muscle pain or weakness; feel unusually tired; have loss of appetite, upper belly pain, dark urine or yellowing of skin or eyes. these could be signs of serious side effects. ask for the crestor $3 card. ask your doctor about crestor. great time for a shiny floor wax, no? not if you just put the finishing touches on your latest masterpiece. timing's important. comcast business knows that. that's why you can schedule an installation at a time tha

there was a recent flies to west texas. if more tests go as planned there could be space rides in two years >>> the calendar says spring but winter is not over in western new york. take a look at the snow that fell in buffalo and making topper happy. april snowstorm could dump up to a half of a foot of snow in boston and southern new hampshire. please tell me we are over with this stuff right here. i'm done with it. >> a couple of things. i do have something on saturday different story. what is amazing it is hard to get snow and maintain it during the day. temperatures held in the 20s from hartford to boston and providence. four to six inches. >> it is kind of unusual and as cold as an april business in 1982. hard to hold temperatures in the 20s. >> we are close to summer. >> so a trace this saturday? >> a snowflake. just a flake. it will be cold this saturday. >> let's look outside. the showers are moving out and with that colder air rushing in. getting sunshine. we have it on the deck and a couple of rain showers and down

it's really good for making snow balls and as for that storm, it's often its way to west texas. >> glor: barry petersen, thank you. wbz meteorologist eric fisher is tracking the storms. eric what's next? >> jeff, a lot of rain is the focus over these next 48 hours and texas and oklahoma in particular. moisture rich air is feeding off against the gulf of mexico, bang up against stalled fronts and we'll see prodigious rain levels in the next couple of days. tonight through monday, moving down to the houston area and more showers and storms are going to develop as we head through the day on tuesday. a widespread 4 o8 inches of rain, parts of central texas to central oklahoma, could see isolated totals up to a foot. be prepared to take action, road rivers, pretty dangerous situation happening, san antonio large ail. different float, tomorrow is the boston marathon, 120th, warm race for the runners out there but all told, beautiful day, 70 and cooler at the finish in boston. thousands waiting. >> glor: eric fisher thank you very much. >>> security will are tight at tomorrow's running of the

some of the storms tonight in west texas could be tornadoes. there's a chance of more tornadoes sunday. for many of you in texas, it will be -- the weather pattern will be jammed up. storm after storm and the threat for flooding with totals topping six inches. back here, 15 inches of snow. it's adding up. march and april on average is the know snowiest months in denver and in the foothills. it's not unusual to do this in mid april. i can imagine many doing anything but this on april 16. >> mike, thank you very much. >>> in maryland last night, what began as a call for help ended with a deadly shooting of a veteran firefighter and the wounding of another. >> reporter: today, police continue their investigation outside this home. last night, police received a desperate plea from a 911 call caller. >> he believed his relative was experience ing a medical emergency are. >> reporter: answering call these two men. after hearing no response, they tried to open the door. when suddenly, shots were fired. >> several rounds were fired from the house throug

so right now we have west texas intermediate intermediate, crude trading down 1.25%. the good news that may keep gas prices here at home lower for a longer period of time. and rob mentioned that big disappointment for a big retailer, well, that retailer is target. you know, the past couple of years they have been teaming up with key designers to try and really boost their designer day sales. last year, as you might remember, it was lilly pulitzer al breezy, though. and it will be cooler. however, still above average for this time of year. middle of the workweek. right now, we're sitting at 75 degrees in brooklyn. jfk airport seeing temperature 76. parsippany at 74 degrees. we had 70s across the board. it is only until you get to the temperatures are in the 60s. everyone else basically is in the 70s, even farmingdale and islip. storm tracker shows that approaching front. doesn't have a lot of moisture with it. going to have even less had it arrives. will dip down from the north to what is called a back door cold front. they typically arrive from the west, but this cold

benchmark, west texas intermediate crude futures went above $42 a barrel for the first time in four months. that's on hopes of an output cap by major oil producers when they meet this weekend. reports said saudi arabia and russia may agree on sunday when they meet. crude futures also rose more than 4%. now, one focus may also be on shares of motomura, which saw a jump on tuesday on further job cuts. up to 1,000. they say financial markets have forced them to make tough decisions following this of course, we did see shares in the u.s., american deposit he receipts, adrs jump around 9%. >> what can you tell us about currencies. the dollar/yen big focus meeting coming up later this week. >> that g 20 minister meeting will be a big focus. dollar/yen 108.68. it's hovering around the high. cautious pace of rate hikes in the u.s. according to analysts, japan may look to the g20 that a strong yen may hurt global market sentiment. on tuesday, japan's minister said they may take appropriate measures against excessive currency movements. let's look at the some indexes open now. kospi is on holiday. c

chevron is big in west texas. anthony: do you think any of the oil companies would cut their dividend near-term? >> it will be horrible if they do. i'd rather cut capex than i would -- but exxon is consistently buying their own stock. i would stop that and increase dividends. maria: what about is this a dividend play then, mark? do you agree with that? >> you know, honestly, when it comes to which individual energy stocks i would leave that to boone. i think that cutting capex is a good idea and returning more value to shareholders via, you know, buybacks and dividends is better, because why keep investing capex if the price is so low? anthony: boone, mark, stick around, more after this.. announcer: fight to frack, a major campaign issue for our presidential candidates. but what are the real consequences for our country? boone pickens and mark fisher are next. >> banning fracking altogether is insanity. >> absolutely nuts. . anthony: welcome back to "wall street week." joined by boone pickens and mark fisher. a re

i was out in west texas. and i asked some folks there, i said, what's the difference between regulators and locusts? i said, well, the thing is, you can't use pesticide on the regulators. and this old west taxes farmer, he leaned back, said, wanna bet? and let me talk to everyone here in the oil and gas industry. i'm a texan. we know something about that. north dakota has risen as a powerful energy haven, and we are going to keep the federal government the heck out of the way, and develop our resources here in the united states of america. [ cheers and applause ] >> all right. ted cruz there in north dakota at the gop convention. just ahead of the wisconsin primaries, where according to polling there, ted cruz so far seeming to potentially best donald trump. meantime, in a late-night plea, the republican front-runner, donald trump's campaign, told supporters that tennessee's republican party was trying to "steal his delegates." let's bring in matt lewis, a cnn political commentator and senior contributor to "

the rocket took off from west texas this morning. this is video from a previous landing. they hope to use the rocket to carry passengers for space tourist and each rocket lasting through 100 launches. space ex is working on a similar project, although the falcon 9 goes farther and faster, reaching orbit. falcon 9 landed safely on the ground in november but has failed to citily land a reusable rocket on a platform. >>> a fight to save two trees in san francisco. the rec and parks department majored them for removal because they're in danger of falling down. neighbors behind an online campaign believe they're being moved to make way for more development. >>> rangers are trying to keep north bay trails safe. up next at 6:00, the new enforcement starting this month that has angered some of them people who use them most often. >>> a lot of changes to the weather this week. from hot days to maybe more rain. beautiful shot there from the exploratorium camera. >> coming up in sports a deal might be getting closer for 49ers quarterback coalin kaepernick, and after losing the first

the rocket took off from west texas this morning. this is video from a previous landing. they hope to use the rocket to carry passengers for space tourist and each rocket lasting through 100 launches. space ex is working on a similar project, although the falcon 9 goes farther and faster, reaching orbit. falcon 9 landed safely on the ground in november but has failed to citily land a reusable rocket on a platform. >>> a fight to save two trees in san francisco. the rec and parks department majored them for removal because they're in danger of falling down. neighbors behind an online campaign believe they're being moved to make way for more development. >>> rangers are trying to keep north bay trails safe. up next at 6:00, the new enforcement starting this month that has angered some of them people who use them most often. >>> a lot of changes to the weather this week. from hot days to maybe more rain. beautiful shot there from the exploratorium camera. >> coming up in sports a deal might be getting closer for 49ers quarterback coalin kaepernick, and after losing the first

.>> reporter: the new shepherd rocket took off from west texas and then returned to earth unmanned and upright. blue origin owner jeff raises made the announcement on twitter. cbs news faced consultant bill harwood.>> with one or two test flights, you take a wait-and- see attitude. with three in a row, it's apparent that blue jewel -- blue origin has a maturing technology that they are confident will take people in the space the next few years.>> reporter: it's the latest in the race for space for companies cashing in on space tourism. richard branson's failed attempt in 2014 killed the copilot and left the pilot seriously injured. elon musk spacex mission made history delivering cargo to the internationals a station. spacex also had three failed landings. those missions are considered more complex than blue origins.>> it seems that blue origin clearly has the lead in getting to 's for commercial space tourism. >> reporter: blue origin has said how much tickets might cost. harward says the virgin galactic flights could started around $200,000 until market demand drives prices back down

. >> ♪ out in the west texas town of el paso i fell in love with a mexican girl ♪ >> ♪ abilene abilene up in a house in saginaw bay ♪ lorianne: the sound of hard-core honky-tonk was alive and well in the 60's. mickey: it found a home in bakersfield, california, thanks to buck owens and the buckaroos. >> ♪ oh my heart skips a beat when we walk down the street i feel the trembling in my knees ♪ >> ♪ now the race is on and here comes pride up the back strip heartache goes to the back seat my tears are holding back ♪ >> ♪ just walk on by wait on the corner i love you but we are strangers when we meet ♪ >> ♪ don't let me cross over love's cheating line ♪ mickey: so many hits have become standards. lorianne: like this classic love song. >> ♪ help me, i am falling in love with you ♪ >> ♪ though you broke my heart still though we are far apart ♪ >> ♪ all the chapel bells are ringing in the little valley town ♪ >> ♪ four walls to hear me four walls to see ♪ >> ♪ don't say no it's the end of the world because you don't love me anymore ♪ lorianne: mickey, i am a sucker for those sad old country s

some of the storms could be tornadoes in west texas. it will fan across most of texas later sunday with a chance of more tornadoes. for many of you in texas, it's going to be this jammed up weather pattern with storm after storm and the threat for flooding with totals topping six inches by later monday. back here in idaho springs, 15 inches of snow and counting. march and april on average are the snowiest months in denver and up here in the foothills. it's not unusual to do this on april 16. most folks out there would rather be doing anything but this in mid april. >> thank you very much. >>> in maryland last night what began as a call for help ended with a deadly shooting of a veteran firefighter and the wounding of another. morgan radford reports on the search for answers. >> reporter: today police continue their investigation outside this home. last night, police received a desperate plea from a 911 caller. >> he believed that his relative was potentially experiencing a medical emergency. >> reporter: answering the call, 13-year vete

blue origin successfully launched its rocket in west texas. the unmanned rocket returned to earth upright. it makes this apparent that blue origin is moving close tore carrying people into space. >> with one or two test flights you take a wait and see attitude. but with three in a row, it is become apparent that blue origin has a maturing technology they are confident will carry people into space in the >> they haven't said how much tickets to space might cost. competitor richard branson's virgin galactic says they will start at $200,000 each. >> 750 people have made deposits on that already. >>> this just in from the howard news room. so george washington memorial parkway northbound is closed because of a big downed tree. so this wind you are talking about, we are not kidding. >> that is not only tree reported. we have had other trees right into the metro now. we are getting gusts toward 60 miles an hour. even 66 was the gust over at the national weather service. let's show you what is happening. three degree guarantee time. that will take ca

it's really good for making snow balls and as for that storm it's on it's way to west texas. >> glor:barry petersen, thank you. for more on all of this, wbz chief meteorologist eric fisher is tracking the storms. eric, what's next? >> a lot of rain next 48 hours we're looking at texas and mississippi, what that means is we're going to see some prodigious rain totals over the next couple of days. rain totals will continue through tonight, more showers and storms are going so develop during the day on tuesday. rain amounts, widespread 4 to 8 inches of rain. for parts central texas, southern oklahoma, could see isolated totals up to a foot. be prepared to take action. road closures certainly, flooded rivers, pretty dangerous situation into tonight. two severe storms, popping up as well, san antonio, with hail. tomorrow, the boston marathon, the 120th, warm one, beautiful day, high temps near 70° cooler, and in boston there will be thousands of people waiting. >> glor: eric fisher, thank you very much. security will be tight at tomorrow's running of the boston marathon, some of it invisib

went all the way to the west. texas, i mean really, and a little bit into new mexico and the california coast, there are places where it does not exist, but not many. we kind of used this and said, we will wipe this clean. this is one piece of the national planning effort. people asked, how will we do this? and this is what they did. world andthere in the the grid was conceived at this moment. you've heard of the homestead act, the whole homes that thing. you might have great or grandparents that homesteaded. this uses the same concept laid out in the 1780's for allocating land. when americans started to homestead in places like iowa and nebraska and oklahoma and those places, they did it along the same survey lines that they were doing it a generation earlier. this is one piece of what i was talking about. the national grid. the second piece, and this is the piece fishman talks specifically about, is gallatin. he is the secretary of the treasury under jefferson. jefferson coming up. he is under jefferson when jefferson

. >> reporter: the rocket took off from west texas today and returned to earth, unmanned and upright. it was the rocket's third successful test flight since november. blue origin owner and amazon founder jeff bezos confirmed the touchdown on twitter this afternoon. cbs news space consultant bill harwood. >> with one or even two test flights you kind of take a wait-and-see it'situde but with three naa row it's becoming apparent that blue origin has a maturing technology that they're very confidential will be able to carry people into space in the next two years. >> reporter: richard branson's virgin galactic attempted a similar mission in the fall of 2013, but seconds into the launch, the rocket broke up in the copilot was killed, and the pilot was seriously injured. for several years, companies like blue origin have been working on commercial space flight with hopes of making these trips as easy as airplane rides. well-known spacex, founded by elon musk, made history when it delivered cargo to the international space station in 2012. spacex has had three failed landings but their miss

you're about to head out on your morning commute, expect wet conditions from california through west texas and from indiana to tennessee into the northeast. you may also find some ice around the great lakes. >>> and if you're flying, you may find airport delays in chicago, detroit, las vegas and phoenix. >>> well, the roads were slick in los angeles yesterday setting the stage for a particularly wild police chase. >> wild is the word, and it involved a convertible with its top down spinning around in doughnuts on sunset boulevard of all places. abc's diane macedo joining us now with the latest on this crazy story. good morning. >> good morning to you. so this started with a burglary, two suspects, a convertible and some rain and ended with many viral videos and no doubt many confused police officers. it's hardly the first police chase captured on live television, but it might be the most bizarre. a convertible raced through the streets of l.a. in the rain with the top down for more than an hour with police in hot pursuit, sort of. it all began around 2 p.m. as the 'burgh cops started follo

but still west texas under 36 get your attention. thank you. the yen is my feature today without question. 110-48 is a new stronger yen and the german we go to -- on the bloomberg. we go to three digits, and it's a .03. it's a positive number and is jaw-dropping and mad lamb guard just spoke to. let's look at maybe the global litmus paper. here we are. here's on by momics. we've shown this a million times. oops. new leg down. vonnie: and slightly different move when it comes to the dollar and the yen. >> tom: well, francine? francine: tom, we were talking about the selloff with madam lagarde. also with us from new york he is drew pat 'tis the securities deputy from the chief economist. let's kick it off with you because we kicked it off with the la guard and yet there's nothing fundamentally that has changed. is it just the realization that the -- >> she was talking about the last six months and of course during last six months the world economy has slowed and we were talking about the potential of the u.s. recession and still u.s. growth looks

in private facilities approved by the nuclear regulatory commission such as the one proposed in west texas. we are also supporting research in this bill to help continue the work that's necessary to safely extend nuclear power from 60 - 80 years. in my view the simplest, easiest way to have a large amount of new carbon free electricity in the near term. for the finally mr. president this legislation provides a total of 12.9 billion the national nuclear security administration and fully funds the warhead life extension program recommended by the nuclear weapons council and the design of the ohio class replacement submarines. it also supports crucial facilities related to our national security. the bill provides 57 5,000,000 for for the uranium processing facility in oak ridge. it keeps the project on track to be completed by 2025 at a cost of no more than 6.5 billion. to the legislation also advances our efforts to clean up hazardous material at cold war sites, a total of 5.4 billion to support cleanup efforts. mr. president this bill adequately funds our nation's energy and water prioritie

minister --energy 42 for west texas. .et me end on correlation that is something we have been talkingall year. since the oil prices started to rally and the jacking up of equity markets. this is the correlation between countries. prices on theoil way down. a very strong positive correlation between the two. let me end on this -- my mistake. from the 10 year to the 40 year yield. we are currently at .046. don't be surprised if at some point today or this week, we fall below zero for the first time. angie: i think david covered it all. will asian markets be able to make a comeback? we will have more analysis coming up next. ♪ >> these other stories making headlines around the world. the number of people killed in a quick and ecuador has risen to 246. it struck about 170 kilometers northwest of the capital and was one of the strongest in decades. considerable damage and the area was it by dozens of aftershocks. state oil company says there is no damage to its refineries in the region. the new president of myanmar says he will release more political prisoners amidst sweeping democratic ch