but cole exporters deny the use of child labor. >> there is not a labor. can put it in the international news i don't mine for that. >> reporter: what about cole mining? >> we are not concerned about cole mining. >> reporter: and she knows children work in the mines because he is one of them. his only goal is to earn enough money to some day leave. al jazeera. >> reporter: this is the website and we have teams across india bringing news and information and for more indepth coverage go to our website and click on the link titled india spotlight, that and more on al jazeera.com and news and sport and business and al jazeera.com the focus on the website, india. typhoon has made landfall in eastern china and hit several hours ago forcing self of hundreds of people out and waves of 20 meters high are hitting the coast and craig reports. >> reporter: the typhoon came at the end of national week here in china and everybody was away on holiday, some 7,000 tourists had to be evacuated where this typhoon came ashore and tracked across the pacific and directly north

and cole and grace get along great. i can already see where cole is having a impact on grace and she's having a pleasant impact on him. so it's good. >> here in washington, d.c., your district is in washington state. you're a mother, wife, representative, part of the leadership. how do you juggle it all? >> a whole team of people, i often say, that make it possible. i might be out front. but first of all, the tremendous support of my husband. retired from the navy. never been married, never been a dad. dreaming of that happening in his life. now he didn't necessarily imagine living in washington, d.c. and being mr. mom. but he is embracing this at this time in our lives and is -- i couldn't ask for more support from brian. >> how did you meet him? >> i met him at a canteen barbecue right at -- it was the summer after i was elected to congress. his sister had worked on my campaign. and she invited him to this campaign barbecue to introduce me to another volunteer's daughter. and at the end of the evening, he said, mauree

what is the nat king cole influence?ulation, i see how that has a profound influence as a kid. you are somehow able to marry that and create your own song styling. i am pretty convinced now that for the rest of my life, i will know it is you. >> nat king cole is the music i listened to early on. we talked about mother and father earlier. the song that i write about with my father now, in a way, healing. probably have his voice. nat king cole, when you think something in that way, he should probably have his own school. all the things that you said are so unique that i borrowed some of those things. it was his record that i am listening to. my first entry into jazz, the gospel singing i was doing in church, you marry those. gentle rough sound. these things that have to go through your filter. they come through me. tavis: you went down and got that. that was arthur price. blue note has discovered you, the rest of us have discovered you. they are celebrating gregory porter. what do you want to do with all of this newfound f

you can put me in the international news. >> reporter: what about cole mining?> we are not concerned with that. >> reporter: she knows the children work in these mines because he is one of them. his only goal is to earn enough money to some day leave. and this is al jazeera in jentia hills. >> for more and stories related to india look at our website at al jazeera.com. and still to come here on the news hour the push for a regional trade pact to account for 40% of global trade and we have the apec sum my in bali and in sport we have brilliant goals to show you from spain and joe will be here with details in just over 15 minutes. ♪ ♪ and we are in doha with the top stories on al jazeera and attacks are reported on security targets in egypt and killed five soldiers on patrol but the suez canal and explosion at a headquarters in south sinai and in cairo we have reports of a rocket-propelled attack on a communication satellite station. >> i think it's also credit to the assad regime. >> reporter: united states praises syria government to starting to destroy the chem

but j cole's response was so beautiful. it became a teaching moment. >> wendy: here in new york, a 14-year-old autistic child named avonte has been missing for at least, what, three weeks. the . >> going on three week. when i leave here, i'm going out for the second time to helphis family. i cannot imagine what it would be like to put your son in school, complaint self advocate and he's allowed to leave the school and he's missing. but there was a sighting who looks kind of like him. stop lo. in respe it's only been a few weeks, so we cannot let up. >> wendy: it's really nice of you to stop by. >> thank you. my kids sd you have to ask wendy to show last year's costume, which was lil' wayne. >> wendy: oh, yeah. where is it? >> i embarrassed them, but they -- i love you. >> wendy: holly robinson peete. up next, dave mizejewski. >> wendy: all right. so i love when our next guest stops by. he always brings like the best stuff for to us check out. today he brought along some creepy halloween animals i call them. please welcome o

right after cole gets out he goes to the partnership with frank james on a wildwood show called the colemember they couldn't profit by exhibiting him -- themselves. he gets around it. he does not appear as part of the show. it wasn't a very long-lived episode. there was a falling out from the partners that they had. they remained partners until the end of their days. i guess you know the thing that struck me the most about this story were two things. the townspeople that took up arms and thought this gang of outlaws and defended their town but also the thing that struck me was how two men actually escaped the largest manhunt in u.s. history up to that time. it was incredible and it still remains incredible. we still don't know exact no frank and jesse made their final way to missouri. it's still a bit of chemistry that the northfield raid one of the events in the history of the james younger gang. i should throw and i'm a native masseur and born and raised here and i wanted to revisit that legend. when i grew up jesse was a hero to me and i wanted to visit the real jesse. i thought this

i can already see where cole is having a very positive impact on grace and she's having a very impact on him. it is good. >> host: your district is in washington state. you are a mother, wife, representative, part of the leadership. how do you juggle it all? >> guest: a whole team of people, i might be out front. tremendous support of my husband, he has retired from the navy, never been married, never been a dad, dreaming of that happening in his life. he didn't necessarily imagine living in washington d.c. being mr. mom, but he is embracing this at this time in our lives and i couldn't ask for more support from brian. >> host: how did you meet him? >> guest: i met him at a campaign barbeque. the summer after i was elected to congress his sister had worked on my campaign and she invited him to this campaign barbecue to introduce him to another volunteer daughter and at the end of the evening he said i think i would like to meet kathy. that is how we match. then we just started corresponding. our first date was at the naval academy. he is unable academy grad and invited me for a floor

>> what cole said is right. both sides want to take care of the sequester. they take care of it is a big question. behind the scenes what republican leadership says is basically this, this all depends on paul ryan, what he wants to do. does he want to be president in does he want to chair ways and means or does he want to be speaker. what drives him will drive this process. i think we have to also keep in mind this thing has fallen apart how many times since 2010? they have tried this in 2011, '12, and '13. there's a reason these two sides that obama and boehner can't come to an agreement. those obstacles, which you kind of described at the top, haven't disappeared. the dynamics haven't really changed. in fact, what ryan is saying they have kind of gotten worse. they are going to aim for a grand bargain. >> paul ryan wants to keep room on the playing field in case he wants to run for president. on this note america's workout king was dealt a little blow who said at one point about ryan's chances in 2013, sometimes you've got to recognize that someone else on

on average 40% comes from cole but cole is being taken off the system. that means there's a likely rise that will take place on the wholesale market. it is very difficult. >> the sad thing is it is pointless if nothing is done about em carbon emissions. if we don't do something about it, all of this is for not. >> let's be very honest with our u.k. viewers here and possibly our european viewers as well. the london array, the new nuclear deal agreed with the chinese and edf as well. these are locking u.k. consumers into not only current prices but higher prices for years and years, in fact, decades to come. we're going to have much higher prices built in because eventually the government will not be able to subsidize these projects, will they? >> absolutely. so when i look at the nuclear decision, i say this has never happened in the energy departments where a government signs a 35 year power contract. we're living in a time where there's never been as much technology change as now. if i go back ten years ago if somebody had said to me that the u.s. would

he's sending cole instead of a.j. burnett. >> it's a very hard decision.it's a very difficult decision. we've asked so much of him while he has been here. it's been a very challenging part for him. if this was any other venue it wouldn't have been--he would have gotten the ball. but for me in this venue, in game cole is going to be our guy. >> we have one game to win. and as we've done, and i've challenged our guys to do, we need to do the best we can to win that next game. i believe that matchup is the best we can do to beat the cardinals in game five. >> earlier i spoke with sports columnist jeff, what has been the reaction in baseball about the decision to start cole over aj burnett. what has been the reaction, jeff, in baseball circles to start cole over burnett? >> i think it's been generally positive. it's like hurdle said. you want to go with the guy who gives you the best chance to win the game. after a.j. burnett's performance and cole, still throats the ball at 100 mph, and i think right now pittsburgh want to advantage, they have to ride the kid

cole and grace get along great. it's -- i can already see cole is having a positive impact on grace, and she's having a very positive impact o on him. it's good. >> here in washington, d.c., your district is in washington state. >> yes. >> you're a mother, wife, representative, part of the leadership. how do you juggle it all? >> well, it -- it's a whole team of people i say that make it possible. it's -- i might be out front, but first of all, it's the tremendous support of my husband. he's retired from the navy never been married, never been a dad, dreaming of still that happening in his life, and now he didn't necessarily imagine living in washington, d.c. and being mr. mom, but he is embracing this at this time in our lives, and is -- i couldn't ask for more support. >> how did you meet him? >> at a campaign barbecue. it was the summer after being elected to congress. his sister worked on the campaign, and she invited him to the barbecue to introduce him to other volunteer's daughters, and at the end of the even

cole: mr. speaker, i yield two minutes to the distinguished chairman of the appropriations committee, my good friend, the honorable hal rogers. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from kentucky is recognized for two minutes. mr. rogers: i thank the gentleman for yielding. might i engage in a colloquy with the gentleman? what is the normal procedure, the time-honored procedure in the congress when the two bodies disagree, what do we -- how do we work that out, mr. chairman? mr. cole: we schedule a conference and try to negotiate our differences. mr. rogers: it's the way we should operate. that's regular order. now, the senate has passed a bill, the house has passed a bill, which disagree with each other. the house two or three nights ago now passed their motion to go to conference and it passed the house. the speaker of the house then appointed conferees from the house side and sent that to the senate waiting for the senate to appoint conferees so we can meet together, work out our difference

cole and grace get along great. i can already see where coal is having a very positive impact on grace and she is having a positive impact on him. it is good. in washington, d.c. your district is in washington state. wife, aa mother, a representative. how do you juggle it all? >> it is a whole team of people, i often say, that make it possible. i might be out front, but first of all it is the tremendous support of my husband. he is retired from the navy. he had never been married, never been a dad. was dreaming of that happening in his life. he did not necessarily imagine living in washington, d.c. and being mr. mom, but he is embracing this as of this time in our lives. i could not ask for more support. >> how did you meet him? >> i met him at a campaign barbecue. it was the summer after i was elected to congress. his sister had worked on my campaign. campaigned him to this barbecue to introduce into another volunteer's dr.. at the end of the evening, he said i think i would like to meet cathy. that was how we met.

and cole and grace get along great. i can already see where cole is having a positive impact on grades and she is having a positive impact on him. it is good. here in washington, d.c. and your district is in washington state. you're a mother, wife, representative, part of the leadership. how do you juggle it all? peoples a whole team of that make it possible. i might be out front, but first of all, the tremendous support of my husband. he is retired from the navy, has never been married, never been a dad. he was dreaming of that still happening in his life. he didn't necessarily imagine living in washington, d.c. and being mr. mom, but he is embracing this at this time in our lives. i couldn't ask for more support from brian. >> how did you meet him? >> i met him at a campaign barbecue. it was the summer after i was elected to congress. his sister had worked on my campaign and she invited him to introduce into another volunteer's daughters. at the end of the evening he said, maureen, i think i would like to meet cathy.

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liz: representative cole, we appreciate your time. thank you so much. >> thank you, liz. closing bell ringing in 37 minutes. with the markets on tender hooks over the possibility of a debt deal in washington, charlie gasparino has been gaming out the chances of a possible compromise and what it would mean for you, the investor. we're a business channel here, it's all about the money. charlie will be here in just a moment, tell us what he's found. ♪ ♪ liz: all you have to do is look at an intraday chart of dow, nasdaq, whatever. this morning, down as soon as it appeared there may be a deal to raise the debt ceiling and avoid default, we started to move higher. then there was going to be a meeting at 3:00, when it was announced it was put off, markets dropped a little bit. what happens if talks fall apart? charlie gasparino's been gaming it. >> i've been talking to ceo level-type people out there, trying to figure out what exactly do they think is going to happen. if you were going to take bets right now, like lay odds on wall street, the betting in that c suite is they are

cole. good morning. guest: good morning.ler: i have three questions, and i'll try to make it quick. why are we still running under a c.r.? what happened to all the appropriations bill that's been passed in the last two years? that's my first question. guest: you want me to answer them one at a time? caller: no, i'll get off the phone. guest: ok, very good. caller: now, what president have we ever seen that has his old re-election team sell access to the white house for $5 hundred,000 a pop? that's my second question. and why are there illegal immigrants on the national mall when our veterans cannot get into the memorial? and i'll hang up the phone and listen to you. thank you. guest: thank you. three great questions. first, on the appropriations issue, you know, honestly, the senate hasn't passed an appropriations bill this year. the house has passed four or five. it's actually dealt with 10 in committee of the 12, and it could move the others pretty quickly. but it's been difficult all the way through. the senate simply has

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the financial services committee and tom cole and welcome to you both. you're smiling. has the good news -- >> we're not restrained. >> you're all feeling happy. is there going to be a deal? let start with you jim heinz, what are you sensing? >> i'm encouraged, cautiously encouraged. one thing that encourages me is that after the meeting today, nobody ran for the microphones, nor the president ran for the microphones and that's always a good sign people are getting serious and working towards a solution and i'm gratifyed to see people are really focused on making sure we don't default on the full faith and credit. the government shutdown is uncomfortable and hurting a lot of people but the fire we were playing with on default was a horrifying thing. >> tom cole, it seems everybody agrees there will be a six-week extension on the debt ceiling and accept that's the most sensible course of action. everyone agrees the government should be reopened, the only thing now for the republicans given the awful polls that have come out tonight with more and more americans blaming re

she looks at the president says do you think it is ok if we have a cole of these pictures? he looked at her and started laughing. why do you think we are taking these? [laughter] i love your lonnie. i will come back to the music a second good one of the things i love most about you is that you -- ibeen an all-around mean, you are a renaissance guy. i'm pushing close to that 50 mark. >> wel hoa. i have ties older than you. [laughter] tavis: i have been thinking about things that are -- i'm not trying to go anywhere soon -- but i'm thinking that, in the second half of my life, things that i want to get done and get accomplished. the truth of the matter is, for have 70 years. i have more years behind me then ahead of me. in i think about the things i have not done and that i want to accomplish. i look at people like you and people i so admire and you have done so many things. others have done so many things in done some mean things well, what advice do you have for me and others? did you plan it that way? how did you end up doing all of these different things well? >> i always

question for bruce cole. can you give us an idea of the lay of the land of the committee at you were on, who were the people and what are the likely outcomes and what are the shoals on the different shorelines and so on? >> i'm just starting to navigate those treacherous waters right now. [laughter] while the commission is composed of -- it's bipartisan commission composed of four representatives, four senators, and four citizens members, and i'm really just starting, i've only been on the commission for a couple of months or so. and i've been making visits to the other commissioners and sorts of taking their temperature about how they feel about the memorial and getting advice and talking to all sorts of people. so, it's a little too early for me to predict what's going to appen. >> ben, i'm an intern here at heritage, actually. what i wanted to ask you was, in relation to something that you've actually said just before the questions, mr. cole, and that is that when the world war ii veterans showed up, a lot

the financial services committee and tom cole and welcome to you both. you're smiling. has the good news -- >> we're not restrained. >> you're all feeling happy. is there going to be a deal? let start with you jim heinz, what are you sensing? >> i'm encouraged, cautiously encouraged. one thing that encourages me is that after the meeting today, nobody ran for the microphones, nor the president ran for the microphones and that's always a good sign people are getting serious and working towards a solution and i'm gratifyed to see people are really focused on making sure we don't default on the full faith and credit. the government shutdown is uncomfortable and hurting a lot of people but the fire we were playing with on default was a horrifying thing. >> tom cole, it seems everybody agrees there will be a six-week extension on the debt ceiling and accept that's the most sensible course of action. everyone agrees the government should be reopened, the only thing now for the republicans given the awful polls that have come out tonight with more and more americans blaming re

congressman tom cole -- >> someday we'll say that about the football team, too. >> exactly. thanks for your time, sir. >> thank you. >>> president obama and democrats have so far rejected republican ransom notes over the debt ceiling. with the deadline for default 10 days away, will they hold the line. former chief of staff john podesta next on "now." weekdays are for rising to the challenge. they're the days to take care of business. when possibilities become reality. with centurylink as your trusted partner, our visionary cloud infrastructure and global broadband network free you to focus on what matters. with custom communications solutions and responsive, dedicated support, we constantly evolve to meet your needs. every day of the week. centurylink® your link to what's next. ♪ because an empty pan is a blank canvas. ♪ [ woman #2 ] to share a moment. ♪ [ man #1 ] to remember my grandmother. [ woman #3 ] to show my love. ♪ [ woman #4 ] because life needs flavor. ♪ [ woman #5 ] to travel the world without leaving home. [ male announcer ] whatever the reason. whatever the di

congressman tom cole joins from us capitol hill.se/senate budget committee. thanks for coming in. >> great to be with you, wolf. >> so can we forget about a so-called grand bargain? are we going for a lipped small scale deal? >> who am i to contradict did the chairman of the budget committee of the house of representatives? look, i think they're right to try to keep expectations in line with the achievable instead of the ideal. but what could be achieved could be pretty significant. we're about $90 billion apart in terms of the house budget and the senate budget. if we could, you, know, find a compromise in the middle we could pay for with either savings or with what i'd call growth revenue, not raising taxes but finding ways that would generate international revenue, that would be a good thing for this year and posit a number for next year so that the budget and the appropriations process can begin in january for fiscal year 2015, we'd actually get the government functioning under rel order. i think that would be a very good thing.

i thought i was going to die. >> instead, the gunman strikes gerald cole on the head, knocking him to floor. >> he hits me on the right side of my face. at one point, i just thought that my life was just over. >> i personally thought that they was going to rough him up just because he was trying to be slick and get out. >> terrified, cole stays face down on the ground while the gunman continues to rob the other customers. >> my friend that was sitting in front of me, she had hid a purse behind her back and he saw that and came and snatched her purse and put it on the table and told her, empty out this purse. i'm guessing she was still in shock, because she was moving in slow motion, just taking it out, one by one, piece by piece. >> they wanted money. wallets, jewelry. he came up behind me and patted me on my wallet that was in the pocket of my pants. he was like give me your wallet. i said, buddy, let me give you all the cash i got but let me keep my wallet for my i.d. and my social security card. >> he was like yeah, sure, keep that stuff, it's hard to get back. >> they were screami

what has been the reaction to start eric cole over a.j. burnett? i think it's been generally positive. you want to go with the guy who gives you the best chance to win the game. after a.j. burnett's performance earlier in the series, after derek cole, you're going to go with the kid who can throw the ball at 1 mp 100 mph, and even h he's going up against adam wainwright, i think right now if the pittsburgh pirates want to advance, they have to ride the kid rather than the veteran. >> well, the winner will face the dodgers, and is the belief now that don mattingly will go with zach greinke and thin adam kershaw in game two? >> yes, i think that makes sense. you don't sign a guy to $147 million contract and not go out and pitch him in game one. then clayton kershaw who will be on full rest at that point. this has worked out perfectly for the dodgers. when don mattingly threw kershaw over just a few days rest he drew criticism. >> now they showed everything, power, pitching, pretty good defense. is boston now the favorite to win it all? >> i think the

oklahoma congressman cole is now live from capitol hill. good afternoon and thank you. >> great to bive you. >> shepard: i hear there was a lot of division in there. >> not so much as you think. i think there were a lot of questions and certainly different points of view, but quite honestly, think the conference is awfully united behind what the speaker will propose to the president when they meet -- >> shepard: that's not what i heard with great respect. >> i was in the room. >> shepard: not true some southern senators think this is a fight worth keeping up? >> i can't tell you about southern senators. this was a meeting of house members. >> shepard: i'm sorry. i meant representatives. >> voluntarily there were -- honestly there were questions from the left and right. some people want to move faster, some slower. it was clear in the room that the leadership had broad support and consensus. >> shepard: what is it the republicans are hoping to get here? >> i think negotiations. the speaker has been very clear about that. he wants the preside

. ♪ ♪ >>> hello and welcome to, i am stephen cole you are watching al jazerra from doha.ing up in the next half hour. >> i am jane ferguson in kabul and i will be reporting on the high-profile assassination on the first day of the muslim holiday. >> back to the negotiating table world leaders arrive in geneva to discuss the future of iran's nuclear program. >>> and the final frontier. leaping for joy. china celebrates 10 years of space exploration. ♪ ♪ >>> but first, at least 20 people have been killed, many more have been injured in the central philippines by an earthquake. it was a magnitude 7.2 quake that hit the island. the power has been cut, many buildings have been destroyed. the area is a popular tourist destination. rescue workers are searching for survivors. robert pool is a journalist from tokyo on holiday there when the earthquake hit and joins me for you on the line. 7.2 magnitude quake, robert a powerful earthquake. tell us what you saw or heard. >> reporter: well, i was riding a bike outside of one of the main cities when it happened. obviously i was on the

can create, the cheerios, the iphone with the notes stolen from my hand, stone, william, emma and colejust some of the faces saved one year ago. stone's dad will never forget. >> my wife told me that she thinks she's having the baby. it was go time. >> the power goes out. >> power goes out, came in with flashlights and glow sticks and said this is how we're going to do this. >> you gave birth with glow sticks? >> yes, by the light of glow sticks. >>. >> reporter: freida's mom had just given birth hours before sandy hit. >> how did you get out? >> i walked down 13 flights. >> in the dark. >> yes. >> they didn't tell you would give birth and walk down 13 flights. >> william was 3 weeks old. he was being kept in the hospital after open heart surge. dad ran from sefrnl blocks away. >> we ran up the stairs and got to the top and it was pitch black. to turn around and run smack into them was euphoria. >> reporter: a year later, where did little william wander off to during our interview? >> is he staring at me through the monitor. he was waving at me from the monitor set up on the floor. bab

one of those republicans, congressman tom cole, of oklahoma. congressman, thanks for coming in. >> thank you. >> tell us why you voted in favor of this legislation. so many of your republican colleagues voted against it. >> you know, my colleagues and i certainly have the same names i never thought shutting down the government was a good tactic. up in one it hurt the american people and too much discussion of who gets the blame instead of who gets hurt. second i didn't think it was going to be successful. as i pointed out at home i consistently voted to keep the government open or reopen as many parts as we could. when an opportunity came up to accomplish that and protect the full faith and credit of the united states, something that both parties agree on, i took it. i think that's moved us to a better position as a country and certainly as a party. >> you probably could have had that vote early on, even before the government shutdown, certainly within a day or two afterwards the clean continuing resolution, for all practical purposes this was

cole will be talking about that. there are ways of doing it the right way that can be a whole lot cheaper. do it in a way with other memorials we have done in the past. this has broken all the rules, try to take shortcuts. it has proven to be an unacceptable solution to this point. >> please join me in thanking representative bishop. [applause] > thank you. >> i would just like to express my appreciation for congressman bishop's leadership on the eisenhower memorial, which was an undemocratic and an transparent selection process, until he took it on. it perhaps would have gone to completion without being addressed. so thank you. we are now going to move to a panel discussion. we are very happy to have bruce cole, a senior fellow at the ethics and public policy center. he is also the former chairman of the national endowment to the humanities. it is the author of 14 books and numerous articles. in 2008, president george w. bush awarded him the medal for his work to strengthen our national memory and make sure our coun

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why would a senior republican like tom cole talk tax hikes? what's that all about? >> it's crazy.. you know the worst case scenario is not that you don't raise the debt limit it's that you hit it. you're not supposed to hit the debt limit. republicans are often as bad as democrats they won't cut spending. you got to cut spending. we don't have a revenue problem. we have more than enough revenue coming in. we need to cut spending. reagan doubles revenue. bush set the all-time record for revenue in the federal government. republicans didn't cut spending they got to talk about it. >> you understand chris, what tom cole says there will be no tax hike going through the republican house. won't happen. >> i completely agree. >> i thought the democrats understand that. why is raid saying everybody wants to raise taxes. >> he may be throwing i want out as a bargaining chip. there's two gains. short term gain deadline in january. the only thing that's possible, talking about 23 days of legislative business. small deal. some tweaking aside, extend it through either november of next year or w

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tom cole.our panel of experts moderator of "meet the press," david gregory, "hardball's" chris matthews and chuck todd and the top stories and political playbook. >> willie talked to chris christie. >> that's going to be interesting. we'll show some of that. >> he explained what he would do in a situation if he was president obama. >> i bet he had some choice words. >> you'll want to hear that. >> speaking of choice words, here's bill karins with a check on the forecast. >> i am the only one with positive news today. beautiful weather up and down the east coast. one of the best starts to fall we'll ever have and it will feel like summer over the next couple days. you don't need jackets from dem denver to the east coast we're mild and this afternoon very warm. people will drive home with air conditioners on. temperature, 84 in chicago. 81 in d.c. 90 in dallas. very warm for this time of year across the map. now, as far as how long is this going to last? it's been one or two weeks. today we're in

joining us now is congressman tom cole.son, it is great to have you with us. >> it is great to be with you. lou: the president refuses to negotiate, the idea that he refuses to negotiate on the debt ceiling on a continuing resolution, for that matter, anything for that matter, as the president was to say about such issues, it is unprecedented, isn't it? >> it really is. i cannot imagineonald reagan or bill clinton or lbj or any other president not being willing to sit down and talk. instead, the president's position is give me everything i want. he gave us a lecture about debt. but he wants us to do for him what he would do for george bush. the willing, if he's going to sit down and negotiate, to keep whittling this deficit down. lou: as we are looking at videos of the president there, the president had refused to sign the legislation and to take it up as he is basically admonishing house republicans in front of the same employees that he had refused to bring back from furlough and this is getting beyod circuitous and stret

cole and grace get along great.an already see where he's having a very positive impact and she's having a positive impact on him to the estimate your district is in washington state. you are a mother, wife, representative rice so how do you juggle it all? >> there is a whole team of people that make it possible. i might be of front but first of all the tremendous support of my husband, he is retired from the navy, has never been married, never been a data still dreaming of that happen. he didn't imagine living in washington, d.c. being mr. mom but he is embracing this at this time of our lives and i couldn't ask for more support. >> how did you meet him? >> i met him at a campaign barbeque this summer after i was elected to congress. his sister worked on my campaign and introduced them to another volunteer and at the end of the evening he said i think i would like to meet cathy. then we started corresponding. our first date was at the naval academy, the naval academy graduate. i was on the armed services committee a