refusing to endorse him. it s a fox news sunday exclusive. plus, we will ask our sunday panel about the new whitehouse order to schools across the country on transgender bathrooms. nobody should be discriminated against. our suggestion is that the rules should apply to everybody equally. and our power play of the week, the senate matchmaker. people hear about capitol hill and it s a mess and everyone is yelling and fighting. well, people are falling in love and establishing families. all right now on fox news sunday. and hello again from fox news in washington. donald trump was busy putting out fires this week, trying to get house speaker paul ryan on board his campaign. but this weekend trump faces new problems. a newspaper investigation into his treatment of women over the years, and a strange story that he often posed as a publicist to brag about himself. joining me now republican national committee chair reince priebus live from quarters. chairman, i wan
chillier than usual mike. it s been weeks and weeks and weeks and weeks since we ve seen the sky that blue. except you re right it s chilly out there. it s give and take in the weather department. we won t have rain we ll have lots of sun. it won t feel like midway weather you would expect this time of year. temperatures around the region let s play what season is it. we have 30s and 40s and popping up to 50 reagan national 58. 48 pittsburgh and 37 binghamton new york. new york city at 50. boston at 5 1. chilly start to the day. even locally around the region. temperatures in the 40s and 50 50s. 45 gameersburg and 49 annapolis this morning and leonardtown 5 50. 49 quantico and 48 mannasas this morning and believe it or not temperatures tomorrow morning colder and we ll touch on that in a bit. winds right now not too bad. camp reagan national. 5 miles an hour gaithers and 12 bat more they ll get gusty headed in the afternoon gusts of upwards of 30 miles an hour today. we l
it s a fox news sunday exclusive. plus, we will ask our sunday panel about the new whitehouse order to schools across the country on transgender bathrooms. nobody should be discriminated against. our suggestion is that the rules should apply to everybody equally. and our power play of the week, the senate matchmaker. people hear about capitol hill and it s a mess and everyone is yelling and fighting. well, people are falling in love and establishing families. all right now on fox news sunday. and hello again from fox news in washington. donald trump was busy putting out fires this week, trying to get house speaker paul ryan on board his campaign. but this weekend trump faces new problems. a newspaper investigation into his treatment of women over the years, and a strange story that he often posed as a publicist to brag about himself. joining me now republican national committee chair reince priebus live from rnc head quarters. chairman, i want to start with
say. nikkei did not lose. that would be war or something. okay. let s also take a look at europe. you see the early markets there. the dax and the cac are slightly lower. the cac is essentially flat. ftse up .50%. check out crude this morning, this is going to be interesting. this comes after the largest weekly draw down in crude stocks. crude oil was higher yesterday during the session. when that news was released after the close of the session, wti traded everyone higher in extended hours, up another 1.8 to 46.32. new data from the american petroleum institute showed a surprise plunge in u.s. crude stocks of 12.1 million barrels. that would be the largest one week decline since 1985. couple other big stories we re watching this morning. hewlett-packard noncore with british micro focus. hp at 21.98. this is all part of hp to try to focus on areas like storage and networking. reporting mixed results. firm oos current quarter earnings guidance met expectations in a progr
technical question but upon real issues of policy and governance that effect the globe all the way around. it is those accountability measures that haven t been test driven yet. before the transition was announced. the accountability of icann such as it was depended upon essentially the u.s. government s exercise of soft power. the persuasion behind the scenes, if you will so it wasn t an explicit control and secretary strickland is right about that, but nonetheless, it was implicit in many ways. that s what s going away. that sortth soft power control and what is coming in instead set of accountability measure that is will lead to empowered community that has the ability to, essentially, that has been tested in suggesting that the need for testing arises. i m not flying alone out there. that s what the i can board suggested earlier when the community suggested the sole membership model. they said that if that was the model to be presented and the path forward, it may be prud