the objectives in and around gielinkierhim had been finish pd general boling picked linnic as the ideal place for the planned river crossing. >> before our actual combat experience, we always thought that engineers were people who came along after we passed through and repaired bridges and so forth. we actually had engineer squads with each rifle platoon whose function was to place explosive charges and pill box and this helped a great deal in overcoming this resistance. >> in the murderous frontal attack that followed, several discoveries were made. all sectors of the german western front had strict orders to relinquish as little german territory as possible. every inch of ground was to be defended tenaciously. the uncertainty concerning the allied situation posed a conspicuous problem. >> never know what the enemy, one does not know for certain how strong he is. one does not know about his disposition. many things can only be guessed but there are certain impressions one does acquire. we were of the opinion that the american unit excellently equipped and under good leadership was head

. >> pat boling got robbed. could've made the choice and submitted for rubber stamped approval contributor. instead, jones that's sub-committee presented jones an active owner instead of bowlen is an outrage. the cowboys haven't been to the college championship game since 1995, largely, i might add, because of jones's meddling. bowlen 's broncos have been to the championship game five times since then and won four. and jones is no match for bowlen's contributions to the lead.

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boling >> what wmpsse you? >> besis the? how n eveths. see them whene. they see it, the players. i don't know how much they saw what we saw today. the locker room we shouldn't show but felt like the bat cave. it will bewarriors. >> join us tonight for abc 7 news at 11:00. >>> i'm liz here in san francisco where members of the lgbt community and san francisco police department are coming together for a night of reconciliation that starts any minute. we'll have more tonight at 11:00. >> san francisco international airport is closing its busiest runway. what one airline is doing to help travelers that could be impacted. >> coming up tonight on abc 7 at 8:00 bachelor in paradise followed by grand hotel. then stay with us for abc 7 news at 11:00. >> always stick around. jimmy kimmel live comes on at 11:35. the guests are julia and steve. >> good stuff. that is this edition of abc 7 news. look for breaking news any time on the abc 7 news app. we appreciate your time. >> i'm ama daetz, for spencer christian and stuffed chris alvarez. >> i'll go walk that off. >> have a good night, every

bole. kumukumu. bekora. we cannot confirm who is responsible for torching these villages but lawyer and activist agbor nkongho blames government forces. the government denies this. government forces have also been accused of unlawful killings and torture. this video recorded in may 2018 appears to show cameroonian gendarmes torturing a separatist commander. the full video is too graphic to show but the men in inflicting the beating are repeating the phrase, "you've killed gendarmes, no?" our analysis of the video places it outside the national gendarmerie in the village of nkongle. the government told us that they are investigating this incident. it's notjust the government committing these abuses. separatist rebels have also killed cameroonian security forces and attacked civilians accused of working with the government. cameroonian authorities say that 81 members of the security forces and more than 100 civilians have been killed by separatists in the past year. the rebels have also attacked and burnt down

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what is interesting about the snp, they backed the nick boles proposal because it was about partly staying in the single market, so thatis staying in the single market, so that is the view of the snp, it would not be enough just to be that is the view of the snp, it would not be enoughjust to be in a customs union, they have always said single market as well and they are very pro freedom of movement, so i think that is where they would be a difference between the snp and labour. jeremy corbyn's issue will be about another referendum and interestingly his spokesman this lunchtime saying another referendum is only needed to prevent what they call a tory harmful brexit, or a no deal scenario, so you can seejeremy corbyn may not making that one of his red lines. intriguing to think how that meeting is going. i am joined by former conservative cabinet ministerjohn whittingdale who was with me now. first of all, how do you feel about the prime minister right now having a meeting with jeremy corbyn minister right now having a meeting withjeremy corbyn to sort out brexit policy? i have to say, i w

create jobs in republican states and democratic states, but a ten-year commitment along with simpson-boles could pay down the deficit. >> you are shaking your head no. >> this is how people think if they don't think like republicans. >> praise the lord! praise the lord! >> the problem with what paul is saying is we are going to raise your taxes so we can spend more money aboard government spending. the only way you'll get republicans to go along with a tax increase, which is almost impossible to do it if they convince all goes to reducing the deficit, but what paul is saying we need to spend more. if you agree to spend more, we want you to raise taxes. that's not a deal for republicans. >> how are you going to get the republicans to spin, spin, spin bush -- >> rowland, how much did you spend, spend, on stimulus that failed, failed, failed? >> hold on. first of all, as a family -- >> one at a time. >> one second. i'm asking a legitimate question. first, i'm asking when you talk about spend, spend, spend, a fact is a fact. when i'm saying we talk about the bush tax cuts as well, if you exten

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>> well, it has only become really a ripe issue in the last year or so sense the simpson boles commission steve, please. he came into office and people were talking. we have all known that social security and medicare were ticking time bombs. >> we have all known that but the republicans haven't had a plan until recently either. >> he is the president. >> he had other things more urgent. the stimulus act. >> meantime, democrats are urging congress to pass the president's jobs initiatives that would put more construction workers and teachers back on the job. shannon? >> shannon: steve centanni with the latest. thank you, steve. tuesday's recall election is the most expensive in wisconsin history. candidates and groups are spending more than $63 million. some view the race as the future of public sector unions. the race is too close to call. wiz's republican lieutenant governor rebecca kleefisch is facing a recall challenge from madison firefighter malan mitchell. she joins us live. thanks for joining us today. >> thanks for having me, shannon. >> shannon: this is the the second round of re

. >> i'm eric boling. the crew, wayne rogers, jonathan hoenig and kimberly guilfoyle and julie radinsky. first mandatory background checks gaining supported from both sides of the aisle. who in the world is going to pay for those background checks, kimberly, this is going to coch us a lot of money. >> kimberly: is tgs going to cost a lot of money and what about the background checks that are already in place. the states bearing this burden. we want to see, where is the value-added benefit from doing this extra layer putting forward the extra costs. apparently they have been able to get these individuals to sign on to it. there was courting on joe manchin's vessel the called the black tie. >> eric: big boat ride. all of a sudden a bunch of republican senators said, maybe we'll sign on to that. jonathan, everything new idea, every new background check rule and regulation ends up costing the people who are the consumers costing us a lot more money. >> eric, exactly, whether it's healthcare or finance or guns

erskin boles said this is nowhere near what is necessary to face the fiscal nightmare this country is facing. moody's is talking about reduces our bond rating. we have a 50/50 chance of not having a debt crisis. the international monetary fund said we have to make substantial changes and this budget, it appears, doesn't come close. >> it is a tough call. >> it doesn't touch any entitlements. >> it is a tough call because if it is to happen it would have to happen in a bipartisan way. everybody agrees we have to cut the deficit but no one wants to cut what they rely on. by 2020 we have 92% that would be spent of our budget on entitlements or the interest on our did. it doesn't look like that is necessarily sustainable. at what point does everybody get together and say it is time to tackle these bigger issues? raising social security retirement age. medicare doesn't go to everybody. when is that going to be tackled? >> i think the republicans have made sure we are prepared to enter into serious negotiations on that. a number of our members have proposed plans. we have heard nothing from

the president made comments about social security and simpson-boles and a number of other things that didn't add up either. both sides made misstatements in the debate. doesn't the president need a different game plan going into the next debate? >> i don't accept that the postulation that both sides misrepresented the facts. mr. romney misrepresented the facts on his medicare plan and on the president's. let me say, yes, he has to be aggressive in defining who mitt romney is. he'll use his own words. mr. 47%. i think, i think, lay out his vision in contradistinction to romney's and do so in a more aggressive way. >> i want to ask you about the enthusiasm gap particularly among latino voters. we see in our polling while the president has a huge edge in the latino vote, there's a real drop-off since 2008 when then it was 77% enthusiasm, now it is 59% in terms of hispanic americans. what you going to do to make sure people turn out? >> nare sending me all over the country. i'll be at jefferson-jackson dinner in iowa, i've been it to florida. we have surrogates all across the country. we

now that the cooper—boles bill is passing... in other words, ruling out no deal? it rules it out, therefore the prime minister would have little choice but to accept the extension that she is offered. and a third day of cross—party talks between labour and the conservatives continue today, with mps trying

and after his motion to stay in the single market was defeated, the former tory minister, nick boles, made this dramatic announcement before walking out of the chamber. my party refuses to compromise. i regret, therefore, to announce that i can no longer sit for this party. man: 0h, nick, nick, don't go, come on. while some fell on their swords, others just wanted to get on with brexit. in ten days from now we are due to leave the european union, which is what17.1i million people voted for. at the end of the day, the people are sovereign, not members of parliament. we do not elect the people, they elct us. we do not elect the people, they elect us. we are there to obey their instructions and they gave us an order to leave so, for gods sake, let's just leave. whatever their position, it is clear many people, both in the uk and abroad, are losing patience with westminster‘s inability to move forward. the european parliament's brexit co—ordinator, guy verhofstadt, said: on tuesday, theresa may's deeply divided cabinet will meet to debate their next move but time does not stand still

wolves actually ended the game with ten men after bole was sent off. everton move up the table to fifth. we started well in the match, they will react well. they way they scored the goals, i didn't like it, and it's something we have to keep working on. but we showed always a fantastic reaction. we react when they drew, 79 minutes, we reacted again. and i think it was a fair result, the three points for us. again. and i think it was a fair result, the three points for usm was a very good game, very result, the three points for usm was a very good game, very good game, like you said, the fight was there, most teams fight for each ball, it was a very competitive game. it's a very tough team at goodison park, being able to score twice, not so good in defence like we should and must be. in the north london derby, arsenal are hosting spurs — spurs off to a great start, christian erikson putting them ahead after ten minutes then harry kane scored from the penalty spot. alexandre lacazette got one back just before half time, 2—1 the score, the second half

your former colleague, nick boles, a former tory mp, said that the hard right had taken over the party. do you agree with that assessment? i do not. i'm a conservative member of parliament andi conservative member of parliament and i don't recognise i don't think we are the party of the hard right. certainly labour is the party of the ha rd left. certainly labour is the party of the hard left. but after two, three yea rs, hard left. but after two, three years, there is an understandable determination on the part of the prime minister to deliver brexit and i think that is know what the country wants. they want decision made. now, people trying to delay brexit again until the 31st of january are the same people, many of them in the labour party, not on my own benches, he voted three times against the previous prime minister's deal that would have got us minister's deal that would have got us out of the eu with a deal that met, i think, five of labour's six tests. given where we are, these unprecedented times, do you think people, rather than face this idea of deselection, should step asi

nick boles, who put forward the 2.0 option, has resigned. he said his colleagues within the conservative party are not able to compromise at this point. and judging by the mathematics generated this evening, it is looking difficult to see how that is going to happen. as you say, we have one more try at this taking place later on this week, but if you look at the incredibly close votes on the customs union, three votes, possible that an -- brexit could happen. the real question is with the eu except -- accept a long extension based on the fact that the u.k. is aiming for this development. the u.k. has to come up with an option and the eu has to agree to an extension to let it happen. shery: is it a possibility we could see a soft brexit? the sterling is declining, but is it rather convincing? guy: to be honest, everybody i talked to tells me that sterling is pretty much untradable at this point. they are trying to get a sense of what is happening, but it is incredibly difficult. you have seen that market, according to traders and strategists,

boles, joining us from washington. thanks so much. matt: twitter may be a takeover target. the stop at its lowest price since the ipo. ♪ mark: welcome back to the bloomberg market day. i am mark crumpton here with matt miller. matt: let's look at the top stories crossing the bloomberg terminal at this hour. claiming mores than 460,000 square miles of sea 350f, extending more than not a miles from shore. russia, canada, and mark, and norway are trying to assert jurisdiction over parts of the arctic. to a believed to hold up quarter of the planet's undiscovered oil and gas. matt: firefighters in california stand their ground against a growing wildfire. the blaze has grown to 97 square miles. at least 30,000 people have been required or devise to evacuate. and at least two dozen homes have been destroyed. coverage of the flight for the missing malaysia ticket370 is hurting sales. all of the passengers are presumed dead. confirm expected to wednesday whether a wing part located last week is from the doomed flight. -- it's shares plunged last year after disasters with flight 3

yes, if you look at what nick boles was saying this morning, he said i want a deal or no brexit. been ifs argument has you do not vote for this, you do not get no deal, you get no brexit. all of this is to lend weight to that. but it does not yet look like any of the brexiteers are about to switch sides and say ok, then we will take mays deal. -- mae's deal. perhaps but i don't think they will buy this time next week. guy: theresa may there is no cash has always said there is no plan b. this is the deal and you need to take it. what would a plan b look like? that is the interesting question. she is not wrong. it's not the idea that she can pop back over to brussels and they could say they don't like it, let me give you something else. everything in this was in the negotiation, it was there after painful negotiation. plan bs not clear what would look like. i suspect it will look like her saying there really is no plan b, i am not kidding. vonnie: what happens tomorrow? the countdown is on, january 15 is a few business days away. tomorrow morning we have a speech from jeremy corbyn

anna: so something like nick boles plan where he wants senior mps from different groups from around parliament to come together to try and work out what the will of the house is, and forge some kind of plan, you think it would not be possible because you can't change the date? >> you can't change the legislation. i think a lot of people would view that as kicking the can down the road, if not an opportunity to frustrate brexit. anna: do you think there is going to be a general election? you think the labour party has any chance of success in a no-confidence motion against the government? , the countryy would like to see its focus on getting brexit delivered. it's not the time to go for a general election. i think we better get on and deliver this. it's the biggest democratic mandate, in our lifetimes, i think. we were told to arrange to leave the eu, certainly if we could with a deal, but if not on wto terms. wouldn't an election -- you quite like an election? focused and i think your viewers would expect us to be focused on the massive decision we have got to date. i have scoured the deal. i

nick boles essentially putting a deadline in place for the government and saying do something or the comments will take over. what is more significant for you, of all these amendments, what are you looking for? stephen: i agree with frank field. i think the party needs to vote on a variety of options. what will come clear is that there is little agreement on a e, and plan aand should be looked at more than it was previously. anna: for example, customs union, there will be no majority for anything else, therefore plan a will be brought back again in another guide? stephen: yes. there very well may be a majority to stay in the customs union as a way to get a deal through the house of commons. on the other amendment you mentioned, the nick boles amendment, where they try to seize control of the parliamentary agenda from the government if the government proves itself incapable of delivering a deal that parliament can support. i think mps are suspicious of that because it has constitutional ramifications. i think there will be fear about that and maybe that will help focus minds on the ba

we want ask nicholas boles whether the prime minister's speech has done enough to heal brexit divided in the party -- divide in the party. we will go through that, some of the top economic news, and pound. what discount do from here -- what does pound do from here? this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: economics, finance and politics. this is "bloomberg surveillance." i'm francine. north korean hackers are said to have stolen hundreds of millions of dollars from international banks since 2014. bloomberg.com, from pizza to lambos. its sky rocketed since origination. and then in third place, a decade after its financial collapse, iceland faces turmoil in the tourism industry and italy offers to cut prices amid market tensions and interest rates may be gradually lifting to neutral levels. i'm getting breaking news. i think this is a market move. let me check in. the turkish leader extending its slide, weakened 2% versus the dollar. i think we have a chart. this is a beauty. this is the difference between the u.s. dollar and turkish lira. i brought it back to october of 2017. the last couple o

efforts in the early '70s, the select committee that were created under julie hansen and other dick boling failed, and they failed in large part because, although the democratic caucus since the late 1950s had increasingly had a liberal tinge to it, the caucus itself was pretty much controlled by the conservative coalition. that was the coalition of seven democrats which is recent democratic party was the dominant party, the reason the democratic party controls the congress for 58 at a 62 years between 1934-1994, it was the reason, sorry, 32 and 1994. when four. when that is a good. that's why i'm not a political scientist. that conservative coalition of seven democrats and republicans was able to squelch most of the progressive legislation much legislation and certainly the reform of the house rules that would've reform the house and democratize the house. that conservative coalition was then double that in the democratic caucus by the reverence to the seniority system which gave itself a reform from 1910, which gave chairmanships based purely upon how long you were alive if you had a pul

. >> eric: mostly hard fought battle in thompson-boling arena, knoxville, tennessee. a day after the tennessee volunteer football team announces the new head coach in derek dooley. the tennessee basketball team trying to steal the headlines in the paper. they have a chance to knock off the rank ranked tennessee . with mark gottfried, i'm eric collins. up next, kentucky taking on auburn. the shot clock is 15. chism gets inside. it's fouled. >> mark: out of the time-out, steven peapear bruce wanted it in the heart of the zone. and chism slashes in. the rerreversal to the midto fel floor. tennessee in the last two trips did a nice job of getting the ball in the heart of the zone to create a two-pointer. this time creating an opportunity for wayne chism. >> eric: that foul on cranston, the senior from orlando, florida, fouls out. >> mark: i mentioned this one or two times. free-throw block-outs. if the foul shot is missed, ole miss has to do a good job of making sure everybody is blocked out and somebody has the shooter. a long rebound off the rim. so many timous see in t

such as florida and california they're seeing a surge in coven 1000 cases so they're limiting travel boles driving as well as air travel and demand for both gasoline and jet fuel so flights are now only accounting for 50 percent levels since the start of the year and traffic is still. only at 40 percent since the beginning of the year so demand has really towed if not decline without china's participation so that's going to weigh down on oil prices going forward you know if they were going to continue to see that david now following the closures of the consulates that we just talked about in houston and tendu investors they're increasingly worried about the escalation between china and the united states are we seeing a risk off rotation or is a smart money still trying to chase alpha at this point. i think there's some smart money sitting the sidelines seeking something of a safe haven in gold and in physical commodities like but i think one of the things that we have to be cognizant of is this is the challenge with the chinese government which goes back quite a long time the 9 dash line d

owned banks are now selling both bonds and equities in fear of a collapse the shares prices of india boles housing finance which is one of the country's a largest mortgage lenders has fallen by twenty two percent in the last month serving as a sign of a much broader decline in the indian stock market shares in the housing development of finance corporation have also fallen by ten percent in the last month i alan a fast appeared to have a great credit ratings up until august of this year one group and ditties began missing that repayment deadlines and because of the groups to default accounts count for a three percent indian corporate bond issuance is sparking a wave of redemption from debt focus mutual funds as a result news of the i alan s. s. default cause a drop in the level of confidence and festers have been india's ratings agencies with many questioning whether there are more ties between the agencies and some of the country's largest financial group so at this point it remains to be seen what will occur but this issue is one that both the public and investors around the world will b

i have a gesture of my own for ed boles. don't worry, it's not a rude one. jobs are up, construction is up, manufacturing is up, inward investment, retail sales, home building, business confidence, all these things are up. and to anyone who wants to talk our economy down, let me tell you this -- down, let me tell you this: since this conference began over 100,000 jet planes have soared into the sky on wings made here. over 4,000 cars are coming off the production line ready to be exported around the globe. last year britain took france top trading partner. that's the port exports to china are up, exports to brazil, russia are all up. let us never forget the cast iron law of politics. yes the oceans can rise, empires can fall, but one thing will never change, it is labor who wrecks our economy and it is we conservatives who clear it up. \[applause] a land of opportunity means educating our children and i mean all our children. it's okay for the children who have parents reading theam stories every night and that's great. but what about the ones at the back of

bole den makes no security he finds arms control distasteful and i would not be surprised if he would not seek an extension of the new start treaty by whatever means would suit him. and how do i say this? the administration has policy statements that it issues in documents and policies that are uttered by the president and those are not always the same. so the statements in the npr are only as enduring as the president's statement of today. >> yes. madeline ? >> one thing i want to touch on and it's a bit down in the weeds but it gets to the fundmental heart of the whole debate of consensus and agreement and what happened and who got what for what that really tends to be at the basis of all these discussions. however, one views the history of the new start debate, certainly by the end of 2013 or early 2014 the notion that the republicans in the senate aree have pressured the obama administration to provide substantial additional funding in order to get new start was well embedded in the republican mantra. it shows up -- at least at that point it shows up in several republican national

here they are, the bulls and bears, tobin smith, jonas max ferris, and eric boling and along with an associate professor of politics at occidental college. all right, welcome, everybody. gary b. smith, first, ceos and the g.o.p. now, senior democrats, are they right about tax cuts? >> absolutely, brenda, they are 100% on on the whole tax cut issue, and here's why. the government in order to help business can do one of two things. they can either get out of the way, or they can cut taxes, and everything else they do gets in the way but you look at obama, who i've said before and i'll say it again is the most anti-business president since fdr, first of all, he doesn't have anyone in his administration that knows anything about this, but if you look at his two biggest plans, take those, stimulus and the health care, what are they all about? they are all about the obama's three pillars, government spending, government regulation, government control. that is anti-business, and, if he would say, look i'm going to cut everyone's taxes and we'll go on holiday, that would be the biggest gift

is roughly in the ballpark of what the erskin-boles proposed. where would you be on the spectrum of spending cuts to tax increases? >> i think 50/50 is a good balance. the center for budget priorities has recommended 50/50. we have to look both sides of the equation. too heavily weight it on the cut side will do a great deal of damage to the entitlement programs. i support the programs. we need to reform them. the biggest cost increases are in the health care area. the legislation the president successfully sought passed and signed attempts to deal with health care costs in a rational way. the ryan budget shifts the costs on to the very poor and elderly to come up with additional resources. >> you are rushing off now to take part in an energy committee. you are prominent in the energy debate. one thing that has been cut its spending on trying to find clean energy and renewable resources. in the focus on the fiscal issues, will some of the energy issues get sidelined? >> i am concerned about it. a lot of our energy advances came through the stimu

she gave some tree bole is over there and then given the zoo to rhinoceroses which are my favorite gift. i am not a tiny person so maybe i feel -- one of them, i wanted to name it for both because he had done so much to help me over the years and was active in the republican party. terry found the word of pomo which means fortress in kassel in swahili. one of the rhinos is named dumbo in honor of both calloway. it happens to shorten it to both. >> or did you get the rhinos? >> one comes from czechoslovakia where they had a surplus and a rosy, the female, comes from san francisco which has had a very successful series of the breeding, a pair that has been a successful breeding pair. they have a pair of black rhinos that are really nice. i brought by relatives down, my nieces came down and got to feed it rosy when she was young. beyond the means still the size of a small town. my younger days went home and talked about how she love of rosy. as a little kid even though it was so big and she somehow bonded with feeding it. >> how you find a couple of rhinoceroses to buy? >> as you'd does it

this pickup truck snapped the power bole at foothill boulevard and church street around 1:30. the transformer blew, and people actually saw the flash from miles away. pg&e says at first 3500 customers lost power. crews restored power to all but a few customers around the downed pole and hope to replace the pole and fully restore power by this afternoon. >>> rescue teams in boulder creek have resumed their search for a missing woman, 54-year- old wendy elizabeth rivas was last seen around 10:00 wednesday night. he told authorities she went to look at her garden but never came back. deputies say rivas has a history of seizures and suffered a minor head injury. she's 5-foot 7 weighing 150 pounds. she has brown eyes and brown hair with red and purple highlights. anyone with information is asked to call the santa cruz county sheriff's office. >>> we are following developing news, a federal judge issues a ground breaking ruling on the morning after pill. he ordered the food and drug administration to make emergency contraceptives available to girls of all ages over the counter. righ

well hat bole now seems to be history. >> thomas with a putt for victory. >> the honda classic wrapped up with justin thomas taking the honda classic. >> here comes his dad mike. >> i'm john dickerson with norah o'donnell and gayle king more than a dozen states in the south and midwest are experiencing flooding after a weekend of deadly storms and record-setting rain. a massive storm is blamed for at least four deaths across the central u.s. the ohio river crested in cincinnati at more than 60 feet yesterday. well above flood stage. >> the same river spilled over its banks in downtown louisville. kentucky's governor has declared a statewide emergency. at least a dozen tornadoes touched down in tennessee, kentucky, arkansas, and missouri on saturday night. they left behind damaged cars, blown out windows, downed trees and miles of debris. >> dozens of florida lawmakers say the broward county sheriff should be suspended in the wake of the shooting at marjory stoneman douglas high school. scott israel touted his amazing leadership and said he will not resign over his department's response

at the linc, mccoy hugged his former boles, eagles owner jeffrey lurie. the eagles scored early, but buffalo did too. the bills tied it at seven. then again at 20. sturgis made 30-yard field goal, and the eagles held on, beat the bills 23 to 20. talking about fog all morning, katie, is it getting out of here yet? >> beginning, to depending on location, finding things get scoured out near nicely, over the city so many people driving in right now, and you have still pretty thick fog out there. but the good news is sun has been up for awhile, doing its part, things are starting to gradually key word gradually get better and better. storm scan at least that's empty devoid of any wet weather for now, that will change, though, guys, because eventually, we end up with rain moving in toward the p.m. rush. so the timing less than ideal there. but the fog itself, hey, that's at least going to be lifting out of here, getting scred out by the sun coming up. and that should really help things along with time for you. meanwhile, today still very warm, 67 degrees, by th

sort of a dark horse name that's come up, erskine boles. the former white house chief of staff in the clinton years, co-chair of this debt commission. he might have credibility to come to the table. he's got some good relationships with the republicans, for example dating back to the clinton days dealing with a republican congress. the bottom line, democrats close to the white house saying, why hasn't the president announced this jet if he's making jobs his number one focus he needs a new economic team in place to hit the ground running with this new congress. >> ed, we'll keep on top of that. i lap to like your coat. very aun vaunt guard. no buttons. like velcro. >> do she have a budget for a scarf? >> why no buttons on your coat? >> there's buttons -- they're hidden. right here. >> all right. i thought maybe it was velcro. >> no, no. velcro? >> reporter: this is more expensive than a velcro coat. i don't oh no what you're xugting or implying. >> look goods. fashionable. thank you for staying in the cold. we'll keep track of this. you hear

i think with respect to boles simpson it was important for us to -- boles simpson wouldn't have happened had i not set up the structure for, it as you will recall. this was originally bipartisan legislation that some of the republican supporters of decided to vote against when i said i supported it. that seems to be a pattern that i'm still puzzled by. so we set it up. they issued a report. and what i said was this provides us an important framework to begin discussions. but there were aspects of boles simpson that i said from very early on would not the approach i would take. on defense spending a huge amount of their discretionary savings came from the defense spending. i think we've got to cut defense but as commander in chief we've got to make sure we cut it in a way that recognizes we're still in the middle of a war, we're winding down another war and we've got a whole bunch of veterans we've got to care for as they come home. so what we've said is a lot of the components of bowles-simpson we are willing to embrace, for example the domestic spending cuts that they recommend we've ba