he spent two days being investigated and issued a statement saying: brian cook son was brought in toer the u.c. i in 2013, promising a clean slate for the organization. the report is critical of former president pat mcquade who will be asked to give up his honorary presidency. they stand accused of prioritizing the public image over action. the report said: sports are in a degree of denial in certain case and they'll face the problems that we have faced and are facing too, in this report today. >> reporter: cycling had many so-called fresh starts. this chapter proves another test in the long-running battle that establishes faith in a clean sport. >>> well hine verbru frks gen was the u.c. i president between 1991 and '95 and he responded to the reports. >> more than ever after that we have been cleared of suspicions of cover ups. i think that was the major thing. that would have been a serious issue. now we have been cleared of that. so i'm confident as far as that is concerned. in addition to that, i don't have any more function i'm retired. >> professional cyclists back on liar bik

brian: david cook followed several soldiers around that had been injured in iraq. here is video i want to to comment on. [video clip] >> this is what they did. this is what their war was. they were cowboys going around this vicious neighborhood, trying to get to know the populace. that was the main idea of this counterinsurgency strategy. they were basically just waiting to get blown up. at night, they would search for bad guys who were blowing them up. >> turn against bandages, grenades. all of them carrying a rifle. some of them good luck charms. sometimes they would put one foot in front of the others so only one would get loan up. -- blown up. sometimes they joked about what the last words would be. they were getting their jeeps and off they would go. this day, this trip was on a street in baghdad from one camp to another. driving slow enough to find a bomb before it went off. you can see in the distance right now -- there goes. and then [explosion] brian lamb: have you seen that before? general bolger: i have been there before. david was exactly right. that is

cook from the monitor. our guests are jeffrey sachs from the white house and brian deese, a senior adviser at the white house. he worked for david bradley at the advisory board comprehend the advisory board where mr. sites ultimately meant both organization. he has taken on a series of challenging government roles. two toys as acting director of omb, and to fix healthcare.gov. brian graduated from middlebury college and yellow. stl law school. he worked on both the obama campaign and obama biden transition team. at the age of 31 his first assignment after joining white house staff was to help restructure general motors. he went on to service deputy director of the national economic council. so much for biography now we are on the record here. please note life blocking or tweeting. -- live blogging or tweeting. there is no embargo when the session ends. to have you resist selfie urge we will e-mail several pictures of the session to all the reporters here as soon as the breakfast and. if you abide to ask questions, do the traditional thing and send me a nonthreatening signal and i will happily call on you. we

cooking up something in the forecast. >> cooler and windy. >> and blue. we're all wearing blue. even brian flores. >> we don't plan this. >> no, we don't. but what are we wearing

economic council, jeff zients and brian deese talked this morning at a "christian science monitor" breakfast in washington dc. dave: thanks for coming. i am dave cook from "the monitor." our guest today are brian deese and jeff zients. mr. zients is a maryland native, graduate with honors from do university. he worked for david bradley at the advisory board company . he is the father of four and has made challenges to govern roles. he has headed the effort to fix healthcare.gov. brian deese is a massachusetts native, graduated from harvard law school, after stints at he worked on the obama campaign. at the age of 31, his first assignment after joining the white house staff was to restructure general motors. he went on to work on the national economic council. so much for the bu biography, as always, on record here. please no filing of any kind while the preface is underway, to let us listen to what the guests have to say. doubt few resist, we will e-mail several pictures of the session to all the reporters here, as soon as the breakfast ends. as regular attendees know, if you would like to acid question, send me as subtle nonthreatening signal. we

cooks draw as foul. here we go. we're shortly going to see a combination of sam malone, tod lanter, e.j. floreal brian long. jim: seems just about every substitution. they do it in a wave of four. verne: that's right. marvelous effort by quinton chievous. last game. sam malone with the head band. floreal, number 24. tod lanter who in his career has one start. calipari gave him the start on senior day, number 21. jim: the right thing to do. verne: willis. floreal. stripped. this is hayden number 13. jumper for three. too strong. willis. this crowd is urging willis to shoot. shoot. jim: they'll do the right thing most likely and just watch the clock disappear. verne: yes they will. jim: that was almost head-on-head just then. verne: 79-56. 35-0. for the wildcats. john calipari. jim: you have to really admire the hampton effort coming in. coach joyner and company gave it their best shot obviously overwhelmed by the depth and size and strength. john calipari gets ready for the next one. verne: the tournament continues live on tnt and trutv. it continues tomorrow at noon on cbs. for jim spanarkel and allie lafor

cooks draw as foul. here we go. we're shortly going to see a combination of sam malone, tod lanter, e.j. floreal brian long. jim: seems just about every substitution. they do it in a wave of four. verne: that's right. marvelous effort by quinton chievous. last game. sam malone with the head band. floreal, number 24. tod lanter who in his career has one start. calipari gave him the start on senior day, number 21. jim: the right thing to do. verne: willis. floreal. stripped. this is hayden number 13. jumper for three. too strong. willis. this crowd is urging willis to shoot. shoot. jim: they'll do the right thing most likely and just watch the clock disappear. verne: yes they will. jim: that was almost head-on-head just then. verne: 79-56. 35-0. for the wildcats. john calipari. jim: you have to really admire the hampton effort coming in. coach joyner and company gave it their best shot obviously overwhelmed by the depth and size and strength. john calipari gets ready for the next one. verne: the tournament continues live on tnt and trutv. it continues tomorrow at noon on cbs. for jim spanarkel and allie lafor

cook lane. >> me and my wife were in bed and then whole house shook like an explosion like a bomb going off. >> reporter: brian kiddianne his wife shot this video after rushing to help their neighbor curt wagner. investigators say wagner woke up to the smell of gas inside his bunk glow next to his land lord's home. he switched on the bathroom light and the house blew up. >> the guy living in the house got blown out of the front door and rolling on the lawn next door. >> he was just screaming help help. >> reporter: wagner in stable condition with burns on his body. friend say the 47 year-old just got back from a fishing trip. >> he had been out of work for a little while. he why us got a chance to make a couple trips to maine and get a couple paychecks and then this happens. >> reporter: gas company officials check their lines outside and they see no problem so they believe the issue was either inside the bunk glow or with the line that connects to the main house. >> our focus is on the customer side of the facilities. >> reporter: investigators focusing on a heater, wagner's landlord swept through the explosi

cooking up something in the forecast. >> cooler and windy. >> and blue. we're all wearing blue. even brian flores. >> we don't plan this. >> no, we don't. but what are we wearing tomorrow? [ laughter ] >> thank you pam and dave. we have a little bit of something brewing today. that is in the form of a cooler pattern. it started for most but will be for everybody tomorrow. the breeze should be good for everybody. along the coast and higher elevations. maybe gusts 40 plus. it will be cooler even well inland. southwest 18 at fairfield. calm santa rosa. moe have toe has 16 -- novato has 16. so far sfo is the leader of the pack had gusts at 22 and now 25. hayward west at 15. livermore west at 9. that is a sure shine we have an on shore breeze and weak system is producing light rain on the coast. 40s and 50s. once that cloud cover leaves the area, it will be sunny to mostly sunny today and temperatures breezy and cooler. they will be in the 60s and 70s out of those 80s that will be windy at times. temperatures coming down in areas that were in the 80s. now 70s but a lot of 60s around the bay. al

i mean you have tim cook you want to ask him great questions. brianullivan told me someone from the staff told me -- the show, i'm trying to remember which guy -- if you add up the timms, what's interesting, tim said these products are his. >> yes. >> these are his. he didn't put it like that he wasn't being huberous. he has no hubris none. >> total humility humble man. >> you told him, he's the best we have you said maybe one of the best we ever had. >> look i think that this is -- this is a company that has not skipped a beat, which is not supposed to happen. created morewellwealth. the apple pay, he is confirming everybody's going to have to have it. that's something that the retailers did not think. i know a very large retail that told me don't worry, we're not going to go for it. i told him, i said do you really think it's up to you? it's not up to you. it's up to the customer. the customer wants it. >> after that regeneron, chipotle, pepsi, boeing sherman, iger what a week. >> we have -- again, our team led by regina fabulous booker. nothing to

cook, thank you. joe: back to the israeli election, voters are choosing between incumbent brian minister benjamin netanyahu, and a coalition led by herzog. our bloomberg middle east editor is in tel aviv. elliott? elliott: thank you very much. we have the polls closing in just under six hours. great to have you with me. you are quite close to benjamin netanyahu. is he on his way out? >> we think he is on the ropes. the optimal -- outcome will be very tight. the segment of the electorate of that is right of center is larger than the electorate that is left of center. so just and broad numbers of the aggregate vote share that is sympathetic to him and his point of view is greater than the opposition. but it is a fragmented white -- right wing. he has been in power for a long time. he is focused on security issues. those issues have made it a challenging environment. elliott: and if he ends up losing the election, he ruled out the possibility of a government of national unity. do you believe that? >> there is precedent for the first part of your question when he got elected for his second run of prime ministe

cook. >> and we're ready. good morning, i'm dave clark. i don't know if you will see any rain. we saw some coming in a little bit. >> right now richmond coming down. brian flores sent a picture on twitter. a couple people. around el cerrito. swinging in we will get a closer look at that ban. right there. not too bad coming down. point richmond. richmond. albany. berkeley. a little bit of rain right over. 40s and 50s on your temps. also some snowfalling in the sierra. not a lot. but there is ha little bit. we'll take it. just mix of sun and clouds and scattered light rain. not a lot here. clouds and sun and light rain. which is exactly what is going on in richmond. 60s on your temps. i imagine around 80 there around golden gate field it will be a little dicey. >> yeah one of the things we are watching wherever it

cook from the tore. our guests today with jeff sites, director of the national economic council and brian deeze senior advisoro president obama whose port yolegrow includes climate conservation. he's a maryland native graduated with honors from duke university. he joined bane consulting and worked for david bradley at the corporate advisory board where he ultimately ran both organizations. our guest is the father of four and undertaken a series of challenging government roles including serving as u.s. chief performance officer, two tours as acting director of o.m.b., and heading the effort dubbed tech surge to fix health care.com. brian is a massachusetts native who graduate interested middlebury college and yale law school. after stints at the certainty for global development and the center for american progress, he worked on both the obama campaign and the obama-biden transition team. at the age of 31 his first assignment after joining the white house staff was to help restructure general motors. he went on to serve as deputy director of the national economic council and deputy director of the office of man

cook calling 2014 an unbelievable year. he said he is pleased with apple pay. we've seen the headlines, brianting a growing raft fraud regarding apple pay. you know my sources tell me some of the language is really in their words misleading. that debate seems to continue. for partnerships, though cook also bringing up this new deal with hbo. that was just announced at the watch event. that hbo streaming service coming exclusively to apple. in other words, if are you a fan of game of thrones, you're going to be able to watch that on apple tv on your iphone ipad. cook suggesting that's really the future of media consumption that as he said consumers want to watch content where and when they want it. just as interesting was the partnerships he wouldn't get into. for example, shareholders, i can tell you they were really pushing him today on tesla. some of them asking, you know why not just buy tesla? cook laughed off those suggestions and said listen apple doesn't have a relationship with tesla. when it comes to the call we're focused on car play. that's their in car technology. he suggested may

brian's, the broth is delicious. >> i love the topping. >> i like the popping as well. it's like a pot pie. >> what do you think? >> the fact that you are both cookinge. >> i like this one. >> with the topping. >> i will go with the topping. >> i will go with the topping. >> i will go with the whisky and guinness. it's great flavor. >> we have katherine, katherine, katherine, brian. carson handout the trophy. >> thank you so much. you are awesome. >> you know what i like. you can really see you. we have so much more of your character this this movie. >> i think the people were wanting more of my character. you ask the people what they want. >> the good thing is this movie. you are a comic relief. >> i think it's like a pressure release for the audience. the one character that goes rogue and adds humor to it. >> this is not the only time we will spend with you and come back in the next hour when you don't have stew in your teeth to talk more about this. >> i know. >> thanks miles. thanks for being a judge as well. more in a moment, but first your local news and weather. >>> good morning. i'm tracy davidson. let's get your first alert forecast from me