gusts going to 35 miles an hour on the frozen brac curb bay. that's the arm of the atlantic ocean. wow! on storm scan3 we are looking at a few clouds out there. but it is getting getting colder with every hour. a to you flurries out there to the west that could move threw overnight or early tomorrow but otherwise just really looking for a partly cloudy to mostly cloudy skies. those cold temperatures will be with us tomorrow. and we'll really bottom out by saturday morning. our "eyewitness weather" watchers are showing us temperatures that are basically in the teens and the 20s and we are on our way down in many locations. already 17 degrees being reported in gilbertsville. eileen says no wind, some clouds and a temperature of 17 with a bear row metric pressurizing. hazy, sun and wind today a to you flakes but bone chilling cold it certainly is going to stay that way. our suburbs much philadelphia jim is is reporting 26 in medial the wind is light, that is the good news. and right now in wilmington the temperature is 26. and in newark the same. greg reporting in marshaltown a temper

they come up with these ideas, and you mentioned a couple of of them brac, rearranging active-duty components, the idea of a allayup on several marine and navy vehicles. congress, in its parochial way -- if you want to move five c130's out of a base somewhere, the local congress member goes crazy and tries to block it. if we are not going to get pentagon the money and not end sequestration and tell them we can't make cuts and we can't offer any as a reasonable alternative, then it lines up leaving the pentagon with no choice but to cut readiness. it's the last thing out there. they spend less money on fuel, ammunition. they repair less equivalent. we wind up with a force that is not ready. -- less equipment. we wind up with a force that is not ready. we should have a bra for examplec. we cannot offer no alternatives and leave the pentagon in a very bad spot. unfortunately, i don't see any evidence of that pattern changing at this point. leo: what is your prediction for sequestration this year? do you have any confidence a deal can be reached before that deadline? rep. smith: it is quite possi

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i think congress will ultimately agree to brac? i do but in my previous life i worked on capitol hill for many years and i spent five years working with senator mccain's staff, for example, at the time to get authority for what turned into 2005 brac. we started back in 1997. so it took doesn't necessarily happen overnight. in this case it certainly has not but i think the case is still compelling. i would believe any person running a business in a company large or small would say every 10 to 12 years if he had a large organization like this would've the time to look at your physical footprint and see if it was still relevant to your needs. and so it's now been 10 years in 2015 since the last round. we're asking around 2012 years since we will have since last round but this is just a number things i think the department has proposed whether it's on the a-10 looking at maybe something that's an older not as broadly, you know, single mission asset. so whether it's trying to control compensation costs or for that matter prioritize forc

so they come up with these ideas, and you mentioned a couple of of them, brac, rearranging guard and reserve active-duty components, the idea to lay up several marine and navy vehicles. congress, in its parochial way -- if you want to move five c-130's out of a base somewhere, the local member of congress goes crazy and tries to block it. if we are not going to get pentagon the money and not end sequestration and tell them we can't make cuts and we can't offer any as a reasonable cut as an alternative, then it winds up leaving the pentagon with no choice but to cut readiness. it's the last thing out there. they spend less money on fuel, ammunition. they repair less equipment. we wind up with a force that is not ready. we cannot offer no alternatives and leave the pentagon in a very bad spot. unfortunately, i don't see any evidence of that pattern changing at this point. i hope it will, but i have not seen that evidence yet. leo: what is your prediction for sequestration this year? do you have any confidence a deal can be reached before that deadline? representative smith: it is quite

emphasizes the need for further reforms, for another brac round and right sizing the civilian work force, contractor, career, and so forth so that we can have the work force we need for the future. let me just conclude by saying i think this report lays out an agenda -- very clear agenda for action that has strong bipartisan and civil military support across the panel. nevertheless, there's some heavy lifts involved in what we recommend, but the risks of not pursuing this course are simply unacceptable. i would look to this committee and applaud your leadership in this area, working with your colleagues, to try to convince them that the time to act on these recommendations is now. thank you. >> thank both the witnesses. i would point out to my colleagues that both witnesses have worked for both republican and democrat administrations holding positions of responsibility in both. so there certainly is a total nonpartisanship in the reports and that in my view makes you more credible because of your many years of outstanding and dedicated service. my colleagues, i won't take very much time

emphasizes the need for further reforms, for another brack -- brac round and right sizing the civilian work force, contractor career, and so forth so that we can have the work force we need for the future. let me just conclude by saying, i think this report lays out an agenda -- very clear agenda for action that has strong bipartisan and civil military support across the panel. nevertheless there's some heavy lifts involved in what we recommend, but the risks of not pursuing this course are simply unacceptable. i would look to this committee and applaud your leadership in this area, working with your colleagues, to try to convince them that the time to act on these recommendations is now. thank you. >> thank both the witnesses. i would point out to my colleagues that both witnesses have worked for both republican and democrat administrations, holding positions of responsibility in both. so there certainly is a tote aol nonpartisanship in -- certainly is a total nonpartisanship in the reports and that in my view makes you more credible because of your many years of outstanding and dedic