trade agreements in place the need to be and we expect them to pass tomorrow and those of us to agreemes agreements that have been f languishing for 995 days that includes lots of senators on both sides of the ogle i heard the leader say if we were to get b all mixed jobs bill as he's advocating we get on today theng likelihood of us actually taking up these free trade agreements and passing them tomorrow isot g almost nothing is not going tow ther e happen there are people that oppose the free trade agreement and i doubt very seriously we going are going to see unanimous a consent to move off a jobs bill that everyone knows is for show tradagreemen ts something like the free trade agreement that some peoples oppose so i have had lots of senat conversations with senators on both sides of the bottle over the course of the last 72 hours regarding the need for us to have a debate on jobs and i hope that at some point we will actually have a real debate on aally want to real jobs bill that people really want to pass to be i t would say that to make thatlly happen that would actually mean tha

. >> reporter: the committee could reach agreement on 1.2 trillion on savings or more, a partial agreemess the board cuts would set in. they could also possibly reach some sort of a two-step process, including some cuts and then also an outline for future deficit savings, leaving the details for the relevant congressional committees to handle later. they, again, have only four weeks left. kate bolduan, cnn, capitol hill. >> all right. hundreds of wall street protesters took to the streets overnight to show support for the occupy oakland movement. as you can see, a number of clashes broke out after some of the protesters started walking in the street, blocking traffic, and ignoring police orders to stay on the sidewalk. in all, ten people were taken away for disorderly conduct. we are joined now from our affiliate, wpix in new york. clearly tensions rising from the police and protesters. >> reporter: absolutely. what happened last night all of the protesters and we're hearing more than 400 actually, were in the streets, marching up in lower manhattan into greenwich village and soho, which

agreemes my kids don't with me or my wife. i want everyone to know how i voted and what i voted on. i appreciate your comment. on the other one, i believe that's who we are. i believe god has blessed this country. and when we advocate and speak out -- now, i am not talking about military force. ronald reagan didn't use military force against the soviet union. in 1983 he talked about the evil empire and it was a speech in orlando, florida. i thought it was a great speech. the media criticized him. then he said, tear down the wall. reagan was consistent. i remember -- i covered chris smith and tony hall and introduced a bill to take away most favored nation from romania. romania was doing bad things for a lot of people. reagan's administration supported most favored nation status but ronald reagan saw this and it's in his diary, he pulled it back. reagan had that understanding and he knew that when we advocate, when we stand with solidarity, when we stands with those -- and we can do it by speaking out, by advocating, by writing your congressmen, senators, putting tough sanctions on,