joining us right now is paul walsh, weather strategy and business meteorologist for ibm's global business services paul, thank you for being here today. you know, as a meteorologist, you consult with companies and you try to help them navigate weather events, hurricanes and blizzards this storm was something else. what surprised you the most about irma as you were watching it >> well, both irma and the fact that irma came just a week and a half or so after harvey. two of those kind of events, one like that in a year would be amazing. but to have two of them back to back was just -- and this word has been used a lot the last month -- unprecedented the impact, the size of these storms, the fact that they both hit highly populated areas so the odds of that happening seem fairly remote but when you have an active year and when we have more and more people living in areas that are exposed, these are the kind of things that we can probably count on seeing more of over the next 10 or 15 years. >> people are already starting the rebuilding process but is there a permanent impact on a place like f

here's someone who is actually doing something about it paul walsh is the director of weather strategy and ibm global services thank you for joining us, paul >> thank you, becky. >> you know, this arctic cold spell has continued for more than a week. extended cold like this, does it actually end up having an economic impact? like a hurricane or a wildfire might? >> yeah. it certainly does, becky in fact, it's the -- the economic impact actually can be bigger than those kind of events the entire sort of eastern half of the country is frozen right now, and with that, the economy sort of slows down it doesn't grind to a complete halt, but you can imagine, if people are not out not doing the same kind of things they're usualty log they're no spending the same kind of money on the same kind of things of course then there's the impact, the potential damage impact as we heard about, pipes and the impact on the citrus crops and the impact on travel all of those things sort of combine to create this sort of slow-down in the economy. >> you mentioned the retailers i know that around the hurrican

about florida's preparedness, rafael lemaytray is the former director of public afears for fema and paul walsh with me me in the newsroom, the director for weather strategy at ibm, a meteorologist and expert on how weather and climate affects consumer behavior and business. rafael, we heard about a lot of changes in florida, i'm talking zoning and structural changes after drhurricane andrew. do you think they're ready? >> we listen from every new disaster for sure and there are certain areas in south florida that have updated their building codes, but the truth is right now i think most important thing people need to keep in mind is they need to listen to state and local officials on what to do. governor scott has done a very good job so far providing very clear messaging for folks particularly in evacuation areas to get out. there will be a time to look back after this storm hits on what we should have maybe done better for building and for updating these building codes, but for right now it's really important people get the message they need to prepare now. >> given the lax zoning laws or la

paul walsh. time. >> thanks. >>> as much $200 billion of properties in the path of this storm. diana olick joins us from washington with that angle. >> that's just from storm surmg flooding alone. core logic ran the numbers and they are staggering. for a category 4 hurricane, which is this is expected to be. in florida alone, 954,000 homes are at risk of damage with a reconstruction value over $189 billion. in daytona beach, which could get the worst, there are 97,000 homes with rekruk value of -- 138 coastal homes in georgia lie in its path. there, 30 billion. by the time it gets to south carolina, forecasters expect it will have weakened to a category 2 storm, but 124,000 homes are at risk of damage. now, the numbers are considerably higher today than they were when hurricane andrew hit in 1992. florida, as you know, was the epicenter for the historic housing boom and bust and construction there is strong again. more than 200,000 new homes have been built in the decade along the florida eastern

more to the point, here's is paul walsh, vice president of weather analyticth at the weather company. paul, what's the threat here? what's the strategic threat? >> larry, we've done analysis and it's been done in the academic literature that shows when the weather's bad, it generally favors republicans. it's really a function of demographics and being able to get out and get to vote. historically, that has been a benefit. what we're seeing now for tomorrow is that it's going to be raining in northern florida. probably rain morgue than it was in 2000. in 2000 with the gore v. bush race so tight, there are some that say the rain in northern florida might have played a part in the outcome of that election. >> paul, let me just ask you, because i had senator rubio on. i asked him directly about northern florida. i asked him about the panhandle. i guess from jacksonville right over to the panhandle. now, that's republican territory. >> right. >> you're saying in this case, if there's a big rainstorm, the republicans may get washed out. >> no, actually, it's more beneficial for republicans

kudos to my friend paul walsh. he handles the business of weather. looking for this kind of thing. what does it mean economically? this surprised even me, chris. i kind of figured coastal areas would have insured flood protection. but i expected more inland areas. so a lot of people, since we have put this out on twitter, have talked about it. they said, yeah, we don't zr flood insurance in the area. or we had a problem getting when storms came before, we had a problem getting paid out for flood insurance so we didn't pick it up again. this is the hard thing. insurance companies don't like to he pay out. we all know that. they're going to make it difficult for you to get money from this. >> and time is on their side. >> time is on their side. >> delaying is literally on your life. >> if your house is not livable, where are you going to live while you're waiting to get the check? but the problem here not having it is this is going to fall on the backs of people who really just can't take that. if you lose your home, you lose your car, you lose the way

in fact, this is business weather expert paul walsh. he told me several areas are breaking snow records this year. >> this year, snow has been particularly impactful because we had so much snow. in areas like chicago and new york and philadelphia, we are approaching record levels. what that means is that municipalities have to spend money to clean up the snow and a lot of these municipalities are starting to get close to actually running out of money. >> you know it's a bad year when they're running out of sand and running out of the salt. now layer on top of the snow the cold. here's where we have looked at, they put together a graphic for me over at the weather channel, thank you very much, of temperatures compared to average. you can see a vast swath of this country pretty much half of it, where a whole lot of people live, much colder to colder than normal, even all the way down to florida. especially down here, where you get cold in the south, where they build homes in the wintertime. then the numbers aren't really seasonally adjust

the weather channel's paul walsh is here.hose are the numbers you get up in a high rise in the middle of the city. >> extremely strong winds for the northeast. this low pressure system is now the lowest on record. >> and that's significant why? low pressure is what's -- >> that's what is giving us the strong winds, really strong gradeients. even though the storm has been classified as a non-tropical event, not downgraded, no longer tropical. what we're calling at the weather channel a superstorm. >> that's out in queens area there, sort of behind where the storm is at this point, northeast of the storm. >> right. >> is that typical of what you get in the north side of a storm is where you're going to get most of the wind anyway is. >> and the right quadrant so that basically is this area. it's just now moving through, so we're getting into the strongest part of the winds which is why we're seeing, of course, with the high tide also the flooding that we're seeing now with, you know, the folks up in that area. >> we're talking

. >> paul walsh is lined up to become chairman of the board according to the financial times.e would replace the nestle chairman, who is at the top job for two years. >> 17 minutes past 6:00. it is decision day for mark carney. nation's budget in his on statement and put the chalice of the central bank to stimulate growth. what do you make of this? because of the autumn statement -- any heavy lifting to stimulate growth has to be done through the monetary policy challenge. >> that seems to be the case. that itinteresting is is clear how different it is from where things were expected to be four years ago. the economy is much stronger than anybody thought at the time it would be. -- what it said is that for the next four years, the chancellor's index chancellors will have to rely on a strong economy to bring public finances in order. but they cannot be relying on public finances to support growth. it is very much on the bank of england. >> the onus is on osborne to meet the deficit cutting targets. he is artie vowed to eliminate the deficit. do we believe it is credible he can

. >> a law enforcement called paul wise. wendy walsh made a phone call to fox reporting what she says was harassme harassment. an investigation took place as a result of her phone call. we don't know what the murdocks found. he's been cancelled which is an astonishing. he was the biggest star and we'll see where he will go but definitely not on fox. >> influential when it comes to politics and the republican party and this particular president. other news when it comes to this. fox is getting new sexual harassment from current employees until today? >> yes. even today fox fuse contributor who had spoken to new york times privately gone public and is speaking out about this. lisa woo represents lyndsey wal walsh, even though wylie is gone, there are other issues for fox. >> fox's exec sutive spear, the is more to come >> people asked me, why did it take so long of the background. >> they had to know. they paid out all of this money. certainly, fox executives were aware of rally reputations and some of these settlements. he was a profit e

as paul walsh, remember we used to have him on all the time whenever we had storms?so if the forecast is going to land -- >> is he talkting about for weather? >> spending related to weather follows the forecast for the weather. >> meaning i get supplied for things if i know there's a big storm. >> if you think it's coming and a big question how much you believe it. it's really interesting i went back and looked -- let me shut this computer up. i'm fascinated by forecast of the weather. they nailed this storm five days out in the western gulf of mexico was going to hit over here in florida five days earlier, and they had it pretty much within a 50-mile range. but of course it didn't hit the tampa area. it went down a little bit south, so there was some spending related to the storm that never hit, and then of course there's a bounce back on the other side of it. also the way this thing hit and one of the other storms hit in appalachia is very different from anything else we've ever seen. >> steve, thank you. >> pleasure. >> seeou y later. >>> when we come back we're g

joining us from london paul walsh ceo of diageo. good morning, sir. thanks for being with us. >> good morning. >> what happened? >> well, let's first all of get a few things straight. organic sales were down 2%. we have actually got underlying eps growth of 5%. and earnings are in line with the market. in fact, we've reiterated full year guidance. on the back of that, nene wheve what's been one of the most turbulent economic periods we've generated free cash flow and have the confidence to increase our dividend by 5%. >> that's terrific but i'm sure your business model is not based on your sales declining 2% every year. >> it's not. i much prefer them to grow as they have been but actually the half year was made up of two quarters. the first quarter sales decline of 6% which we expected. because we were lacking numbers prelehman. the second quarter sales were up 2%. so i think when luke at overall in the quarter, sales down 2%, given the economic backdrop, we feel that's a pretty resilient performance and we hope that from this base we can build going

walsh: to keep our community safe - paul penzone has been a decorated crime-fighter for over 20 years. a police officer, undercover investigator, and dea task force agent of the year. paul penzone caught murderers, put drug kingpins behind bars, and created award-winning programs that protect our community. paul penzone... a chandler man makes a >>> a chandler man makes a disturbing discovery in a kid's bathroom. it was a recording device. the camera had been there for years and after investigating for four months, chandler police were able to track down the man who placed the hidden camera there in the first place. andrewandrew hasbun with more oe case. >> reporter: we spoke to the man who found the camera. disturbed but also relieved. chandler police say the camera was put in the home by a previous tenant who was trying to spy on his wife. when he moved out, he left the camera there. the camera was found in the air vent in the bathroom used by the two kids. >> i knew it was an electronic device. >> reporter: he did not want to be identified but he idea it was set up to record the ba

paul beagan had no luck either and as he was backing up to , leave, he drove over walsh and darby, apparently unaware they were standing behind the dump truck. walsh' s uncle spoke with wesh 2 news. >> he was a very, very good guy. very loving, very caring. just don' t understand it. jim: the dump truck driver was stopped by troopers down the he was taken to the hospital with chest pains after learning what happened. meredith: schools and students have one thing in common in florida, report card time is underwriting experience. the grades are out, and shall meredith has more on how schools and school districts stack up. michelle: it is report card time. and here in central florida, as always there' s good news with the bad. in terms of districts, the news is over all impressive. seminole and brevard counties got straight a' s and the rest of central florida' s school districts, flagler, lake, marion, osceola, volusia, and orange got b' s. in breaking down orange county central florida' s largest school , district and 10th largest in , the nation, there was a lot to brag about. close to 80 sch

despite the heartbreak of kerri walsh jennings and april ross not winning the gold medal they took the bronze. paul ryan sat down with april ross to discuss the emotional bronze medalist and you had a silver medal before, do you know where it is? >> i have a ceramic moves that hangs above the fireplace in the silver metal adorns one side of the antlers and this will go on the others. >> reporter: does this mean more because you had to fight so long to get a? >> i have mixed emotions. i am so proud of the bronze medal and what it took for us to get it. i am disappointed about the semi final that we were not able to get you can't dwell on that. we found ourselves in a situation that was tough and we pulled through and i am proud. >> reporter: there were more women representing team usa than in any past year and is one of them what can you say about what women have accomplished in the olympics particularly for the red white and blue? >> i am not surprised. i am so proud to be an american. our culture should be an our fears and compete and get it done. hopefully we do serve as an example. >> reporter:

for more on the impact let's bring in paul walsh at the weather company. along with our panel, larry kudlow late coming in but we're glad you made it down here because of the weather. paul first to you. we'd like to get your sense of what kind of overall economic impact you think this particular storm will have. >> kelly, i think one of the things we have to take into account here is this storm is actually happening on a monday afternoon. it will probably impact us on tuesday and wednesday. it's hitting a large population sen tircenter but the fact it's happening at the end of january, not on a weekend, and it is winder winder -- winter, i think the impact will be minimal. it's not a significant game changer. it will be impactful for a couple days but another allwe'll not see a huge impact. >> larry, what is it like out there? >> it's winter. >> what, the snow? tell me? >> it's winter stuff. >> where are you from? >> upstate new york roots are weeping right now. >> i agree with the gentleman. no economic impact. you have your canned goods, your gold your gu

walsh: to keep our community safe - paul penzone has been a decorated crime-fighter for over 20 years. a police officer, undercover investigator, and dea task force agent of the year. paul penzone caught murderers, put drug kingpins behind bars, and created award-winning programs that protect our community. paul penzone... >>> we've got the first view of the damage all across haiti from hurricane matthew and it is devastating. the death toll as we told you was just updated to 283 lives lost. we'll keep the updates coming up here at the live desk. >> incredible video. >>> nabbing a california woman who sent them on a wild chase after taking off in a stolen uber. police say it was parked at a gas station but the woman slipped in and almost hit a driver. thankfully despite all of that no one was hurt. >>> take a look at your screen now. as police are on the hunt for this guy. they say he walked into an am/pm gas station with gun in -- demanded money. there was an employee that held the door closed. he threatened that witness and then ran off. >>> >>> we've been monitoring live pictures y

patrick walsh and paul campo have a couple dozen years' experience swimming with sharks. >> definitely an adrenaline junkie and really enjoy the outdoors. scuba diving is a new passion for me. always wanted to be in the water. >> i've been diving for about 28 years. as soon as i break the surface of that water, all those problems that are going on in everyday life just disappear and i'm just alone with myself and the creatures in the ocean. >> always seeking new adventure, the two head south, where the big boys play. >> this site is off the island of guadalupe. it's about?-- i think about 160 miles off the coast of baja, california. >> i had a little bit of apprehension on the way out about being that close to the top predator in the ocean. >> it takes them a full 24 hours to reach their destination, but the payoff is spectacular. >> because you've got really warm water and tons of sharks. yeah, on the first day we definitely had an exciting moment. we had a shark actually?-- a big female come in and she grabbed hold of one of the baits. >> and right at the bottom where i was filming o

patrick walsh and paul have a couple dozen years experience swimming with sharks. >> definitely an adrenaliney enjoy the outdoors. scuba diving is a new passion for me. we always wanted to be in water. >> i've been diving for about 28 years. as soon as i break the surface of that water, all those problems that are going on in everyday life just disappear and i'm alone with myself and the creature in the ocean. >> the two head south where the big boys play. >> this is off the island of guadalupe, about 160 miles off the coast of baha, california. >> had a little bit of apprehension on the way out, about being that close to the top predator in the ocean. >> it takes them a full 24 hours to reach their destination, but the payoff is spectacular. >> you've got really warm water and tons of sharks. yeah. on the first day, we definitely had an exciting moment. we had a shark actually -- big female come in and she grabbed hold of one of the baits. >> and hit right at the bottom where i was filming out of the bottom of the cage. >> you could hear the noise, feel the impact. >> knocked my camera back

. >>> a former senior advisor to rand paul and joan walsh, national affairs correspondent for the nationlso an msnbc political analyst. >> president clinton having a democratic senate is an increasing possibility. >> we don't know, lawrence. we have to see if the soft.ing will happen. the times might regret getting out in front of this prediction, they might have egg on their faces, judging from the trend lines in the polls there is a good chance she will have a democratic senate. the basics are always there, republicans defending more seats than democrats, 24-10. even without somebody like trump, i think democrats were excited about it. with trump, it's obvious he's bringing people way down. pat toomey is in trouble. it's interesting who is and isn't, rob portman in ohio seems to be hanging on and building a bigger lead. clinton has a small lead in ohio. ohio will be interesting. a variation. we see a lot of people like kelly ayotte being dragged down. we have to see if people wind up having to distance thepsz. >> what are you hearing from republican senators like rand paul you're close

walsh: to keep our community safe - we need a sheriff who will put fighting violent crime ahead of his own political agenda. paul penzone has been a decorated crime-fighter for over 20 years. a police officer, undercover investigator, and dea task force agent of the year. paul penzone caught murderers, put drug kingpins behind bars, and created award-winning programs that protect our community. paul penzone... >>> a local funeral home shuts using prepaid money for funerals. >> two years later was being done about it? >> reporter: she prepaid her mother's funeral. it gave her peace of mind, money kept in a trust to cover the expenses when needed. today, the phoenix funeral home is close. the owner, steve rudy, he admitted to using $100,000 from prepaid accounts for other purposes. for general uses of the place. >> it should of been in a trust? >> reporter: he admitted to not having a license to take the money. >> my health issues got ahead of me. >> reporter: that was two years ago, what has happened to him since? nothing. saying they have not received any money, what has happened to him? >> reporter: the case we

walsh: to keep our community safe - paul penzone has been a decorated crime-fighter for over 20 years. a police officer, undercover investigator, and dea task force agent of the year. paul penzone caught murderers, put drug kingpins behind bars, and created award-winning programs that protect our community. paul penzone... >>> you're watching the best, fox 10 news. >>> well, former washington state naacp leader rachel dolezal is making headlines again. she has been tapped to speak at the north carolina martin luther king day celebration in january. now, the mlk celebration is encouraging the theme of healing race relations through conversation. dolezal is biologically caucasian but identifies as black. the event organizer said she was criticized because of her racial identity, even though she only had an affinity for a group of people and served her community well. >>> in just a few weeks, arizona voters will decide on recreational marijuana, but today 31 licenses for dispensaries will be rewarded by the state government. dispensaries already in the state. nearly all arizonans live wi

walsh: to keep our community safe - we need a sheriff who will put fighting violent crime ahead of his own political agenda. paul penzone has been a decorated crime-fighter for over 20 years. a police officer, undercover investigator, and dea task force agent of the year. paul penzone caught murderers, put drug kingpins behind bars, and created award-winning programs that protect our community. paul penzone... >>> the clean up far from over in that new jersey neighborhood. two houses flattened in this explosion. firefighters are saying it appears a gas leak is behind all of this. crews reported hearing some of the hissing from one of the homes. a short time later it exploded. 10 firefighters had to be taken to the hospital. they were evaluated for possible ear damage and some other minor injuries. david muir is about to have a lot more on all the homes in ruins coming up on world news. >>> remembering the king. thousands gathering to honor one of them jack nicholas who got teary eyed when he spoke about his dear friend. >> remember when arnold palmer touched your life, touched your heart. and please, don't forge

paul mccartney is playingsingo . it will feature eagle guitar great joe walsh. >>> and the countdown is on to hollywo hollywood's biggest night and alicia vitarelli spoke to the host of the show, jimmy kimmel. >> he is no stranger to entertaining an audience and does it five nights of a week on his late night show, he hosted the emmys and music awards and the espys and for the first time he takes center stage at the academy awards. they are transforming hollywood boulevard in the iconic red carpet and put tents up because of l.a.'s wet weather and they are giving the oscars the annual golden touchups and the thousands of yards of fabric are hung up for the backdrop and kimmel says he is prepared but admits to be nervous. >> we do the after shows and people seem to like them and then people say that is great and jimmy kimmel should be asked to host the oscars because he is terrific and now i have to be terrif terrific, it's a hard situation, it's a burden. you want to go in with prepared material. your monolog, you come in and it's written beforehand but the rest of the show you want to react to what happened. don't get

walsh: to keep our community safe - we need a sheriff who will put fighting violent crime ahead of his own political agenda. paul penzone has been a decorated crime-fighter for over 20 years. penzone caught murderers, put drug kingpins behind bars, and created award-winning programs that protect our community. paul penzone... a new sheriff who will put our safety first. a fox 10 news alert out of >>> a fox 10 news alert where paul ryan has weighed in on the comments made by donald trump. ryan says "he is sickened by trump's lewd comments and calls for him to respect women." obviously, this is something we're going to hear for the next >>> dave, it looks like it is shaping up to be a nice weekend for us here in arizona but not so much for our friends on the east coast. >> reporter: we have a little chance of rain. there is something down south but all in all, it should be a pretty good weekend compared to other places around the country. as we get a look at it here, there is active weather one is in the northwest where you see rain, high elevation rain in oklahoma. they are looking at flooding down in the southea

walsh: to keep our community safe - we need a sheriff who will put fighting violent crime ahead of his own political agenda. paul penzone has been a decorated crime-fighter for over 20 years. a police officer, undercover investigator, put drug kingpins behind bars, and created award-winning programs that protect our community. paul penzone... >>> authorities have now found a missing 4-year-old florida girl and the man accused of take her. one of our five stories in 55 seconds. the rebecca lewis and the suspect were located in memphis, tennessee and they didn't release specifics. >>> teachers are about to go on strike second time in four years. they're going to hit the picket lines tomorrow morning, talks are ongoing. >>> ruth bader ginsberg called colin kaepernick's protest quote, dumb and disrespectful. >> she made the comments on "cbs this morning" on the release of her new book. >>> tiger woods return to golf is on hold. safeway open. he wasn't played since august 2015. >>> daniel craig back as bond despite he said he was going to play bond again? >> the best job in the world, he said, negotiation ploy, no se

walsh: to keep our community safe - paul penzone has been a decorated crime-fighter for over 20 years. a police officer, undercover investigator, and dea task force agent of the year. paul penzone caught murderers, put drug kingpins behind bars, and created award-winning programs that protect our community. paul penzone... >>> birthdays, anniversaries and holidays come around the same time every year. they can be tough on your budget if you don't plan ahead of time. one way to avoid the shock of this spooky celebration in today's financial fitness zone. >> reporter: you know what's scary this time of ye it's the idea that your budget after the holiday season could be completely blown up if you're not careful. i'm not talking about christmas, either. the national retail federation says halloween is the second biggest holiday of the year as far as how much coin you'll drop. on average americans will spend $82 each for this holiday, a record $8.4 billion. fun. it means get accessories and when it comes down to it, use your brain. if you're not careful, you could end up with a lot of weig

i'm joined now by paul callan and nick paton walsh thousands of miles from his usual beat in the world's most dangerous places. first to you, nick, the blowback, originally people thought leading up to the release of the report that this would be catastrophic for our service members. people were put on notice, positioned overseas they needed to be on high alert. our marines were being warned. did it feel that way? was it that way? is it that way or are we only at the tip of the iceberg? >> there is a real silence, frankly, from the usual groups you would expect to respond to something like this, partially because a lot of the details we kind of already knew. there are some barbaric things in there that are fresh but a lot of it was presumed to have happened in the middle east during this dark period in american history. we may see this being used in propaganda in the future. we may see it being used perhaps as justification for latter acts. but they're not going to attack when everybody's particularly ready for it. it hasn't materialized yet but it may pop up in the future. >> another qu

walsh: to keep our community safe - we need a sheriff who will put fighting violent crime ahead of his own political agenda. paul penzone has been a decorated crime-fighter for over 20 years. a police officer, undercover investigator, paul penzone caught murderers, s behind bars, and created award-winning programs that protect our community. paul penzone... a new sheriff who will put our safety first. erhing ll? e pow. go tntist. , pedlean. wing. great. whe. ni. ening. suriory lief sivityaste. t twosteps! , ep 2itens. e' this. . >>> as expected carson palmer is out tomorrow night and didn't travel with the team. palmer had a concussion sunday has not been at practice this week but he's been at the facility. drew stanton who's last start was 2014 night. zach will be the backup. >> carson made great progress but i'm not taking a chance. he's not cleared and he's getting better and feels fine. so hopefully we'll have him back next week. >> palmer is out and stanton is in, the last time this happened was 2014. the team has confidence in true. this -- drew. here's the good news, the cards are 5-3 when stanton starts.

patrick walsh and paul campo have a couple dozen years' experience swimming with sharks. >> definitely junkie and really enjoy the outdoors. scuba diving is a new passion for me. always wanted to be in the water. >> i've been diving for about 28 years. as soon as i break the surface of that water, all those problems that are going on in everyday life just disappear and i'm just alone with myself and the creatures in the ocean. >> always seeking new adventure, the two head south, where the big boys play. >> this site is off the island of guadalupe. it's about -- i think about 160 miles off the coast of baja, california. >> i had a little bit of apprehension on the way out about being that close to the top predator in the ocean. >> it takes them a full 24 hours to reach their destination, but the payoff is spectacular. >> because you've got really warm water and tons of sharks. yeah, on the first day we definitely had an exciting moment. we had a shark actually -- a big female come in and she grabbed hold of one of the baits. >> and hit right at the bottom where i was filming out of the

paul brown. i played for bill walsh who coached for paul brown, and that was my introduction to the nfl. so from a strategy standpoint and how do things as a coach, those were two guys that i definitely learned from. and a lot of people in the nfl learned from. but coach noll and art rooney and that whole steeler organization in terms of how to do it, that's where i learned. >> but everybody knows, with you, that's a part of -- a small part of why you are the way you are when it comes to coaching. that's what you learned on the field. how about off the field? >> off the field, i'd have to say my parents. they were both teachers and a lot of their philosophy and a lot of their style really went into my coaching. my dad, his philosophy, was that aside, in terms of people being elected to congress, were the also ordinary people or any aristocratic model? >> the south does not democratize as much as the north. there are the times, dicks, and harris that randolph completed, but the southern, the question was how does the south differ in its degree ofter person. >> who was it that showed you i