license from north dakota, got a job, bought a house, got health insurance.was timothy wicks and he had been going on for a few months. >> it turns out the man impersonating timothy wick was someone police knew very well. his real name was dennis gaede. >> so the big question is, where is timothy wicks and what happened to him? >> we don't know where to go. so we figure what we need to do is we got to find dennis. >> at this point, dennis gaede, posing as tim wicks, was scheduled to be questioned by fargo detective tammy lynx about allegations of stealing from his employers. >> well, he doesn't show up for the interview. we're really shocked by that. >> back in wisconsin detective schoonover wasn't shocked because, in a short amount of time, he'd already learned a lot about dennis gaede. none of it good. >> we found his ex-wife, talked to her. we found his mother, talked to her. everybody we talked to basically painted the same picture, he's a con man. >> he's very confident, very well-spoken. >> gina barton is a reporter for "the milwaukee journal sentinel"

thank you very much. >> yes, sir. >> thank you, jason gant of south dakota. we have, you mentioned shannon county, an indian reservation in our state that of course we provi provide free clearance when your observers were in our state observing the election. but i want to make sure that come the 2012 election, if the -- visit the great state of south dakota. and i invite everyone to visit the state of south dakota that you're going to be cooperating and notifying my office as well as the local election officials to make sure that everyone is on the same page on what activities you're going to be involved in so that should there be an issue that we became aware of that we may require your assistance or vice versa,a that we have that line of communication open and effective come election day. >> i asked chris to come with me fade because chris is chief of the voting -- chances are you might where getting a call from chris or from somebody else in the section. >> can i follow up on justa part? >> yes, sir. >> in that regard, when i spoke with chris before, but w

there is an extreme cold warning for the dakotas. and we see a little bit of cold air and a little ripple. any of that stuff will be staying well to our north. this has been a winter without much snow. the farmers do not want to see extreme cold. this is the storm out into washington state. there is heavy snow in the cascades and lots more to come. it has been quite a day. this is the time lapse. you can see some of the snow on the ground, and this is on the edge of what is going to be of a store not only for washington but seattle. you can see a lot of moisture is really beginning to come into oregon and around the cascades. they will be getting more. nothing really going on around us. you will see the cold air continue to come in. overnight tonight and during the day tomorrow temperatures continued to fall. no snow to worry about. there will be some snow out of the mountain, but temperatures will be in the mid to high 30 pause by the afternoon with the wind chill making it feel like a 20's to the 30's. temperatures tomorrow when yo

people more-- >> north dakota has what, 2% unemployment. >> this is north carolina. >> and i'm sayingright to work states are doing better than states that-- california-- >> first of all, north dakota is like what, how many people are there like five? >> actually people are flocking there because high unemployment-- i mean, low unemployment. >> i can't wait to go there. >> and you're taking on viewers-- >> let's not offend our viewers in north dakota. >> adam is going to agree with me in 30 seconds. >> but you will argue that did or did not influence their decision to go there. >> part of it, but also, let's face it, it's high unemployment. they can get people cheap. you know. >> get people cheap because-- >> inner working class kid. >> there are a lot of reasons that states, that a company locates to a right to work state because they don't have to worry about union rules, get in the way of doing business, work stoppages, the numbers show you in right to work states over the last decade had faster state growth. population growth and income growthments maybe so, it's not as if it's fi

they featured 17-year-old dakota fanning.sually people complain about the photograph being inappropriate. it's not the photograph, but the headlines surrounding her photograph. we will find out what you think. here are things we thought you should know. they want to help 180,000 teens to find a summer job as part of the we can't wait initiative. they are partnering with banks. it companies and charities and even the agencies. the frantic pace of the campaign trail led to an oops moment while appearing at an event with john mccain. romney lost track of what month it is. >> it's an honor and we will see you on the tenth of july, january, january! >> february, march! >> and the episode of nickelodeon's i karly that features first lady michelle obama will air this month. she praises the main character for supporting her father in the military and deployed overseas. supporting military families is say big priority for the first lady. those are things we thought you should know. greater risk of a stroke. i was worried. i worried ab

nothing like north dakota or anything. record-breaking snow and seattle.ll a relatively quiet winter for us. babbitt has been mild. -- >> it has been mild. >> the ravens smooth over the comment about joe flacco, the wizards role as ted leonsis looks on, and capitals in montreal. >> the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers -- moving you forward. >> leon and allison fired up about the wizards tonight playing aggressive defense, out rebound in oklahoma city. durant is fun to watch just flushing it. 33 points. not to be outdone, the wizards hang tough. not backing off with the steal. wall 25 rebounds, eight assists. nick young scored 24, five of those from the bonaci year. -- five of those from the bonus spjhere. the wizards win. the capitals had only 17 shots on goal last night, but tonight they hit early. 1-0 washington. it was 2-0 capitals and the second alex ovechkin, start up the boss, this is over. ovechkin's 19th of the season. i was at the ravens camp all day as to prepare for the championship game sunday against new england.

yesterday we had all-time record high in places like north dakota, south dakota, minnesota hit the 60s in some places. if you have ever seen the movie "fargo," yesterday they were 54 degrees. usually it's the ice box up there. as we head into the upcoming weekend, we'll have wet weather in the southeast. still mild but along the gulf coast you'll have wet weather to deal with. also around atlanta. temperatures will be seasonable if not a little above average. by the time we get to the end of the weekend, that's where we'll see some of the cooler air still settling in over the northern plains. even 37 in chicago by sunday is going to be okay. we have a football game going on in new york, 45 degrees and sunny. beautiful weather there. same for you in boston. the bottom line is there's still no real signs of winter showing up as we head into the upcoming weekend. the only people that have to worry about wet weather is those along the coast. now here's a look at the weather outside your window. we're going to watch temperatures for the most part being on the very warm side. xharle et charl

but it's said, not everybody in south dakota gets this deal.ot everybody in south dakota is being allowed to avail themselves of that 46-day early voting window. instead of 46 days, members of at least one native american tribe in south dakota get only six days. so they get six days to vote instead of 46 days to vote for everybody else in the state. the tribe is suing the state of south dakota and local officials saying the 40 days' difference between their voting window and everybody else's voting window in the state is akin to a poll tax. it's also akin to ridiculous. we'll be right back. ♪ home was an airport lounge and an ipad ♪ ♪ made sure his credit score did not go bad ♪ ♪ with a free-credit-score-dot-com ♪ ♪ app that he had ♪ downloaded it in the himalayas ♪ ♪ while meditating like a true playa ♪ ♪ now when he's surfing down in chile'a ♪ ♪ he can see when his score is in danger ♪ ♪ if you're a mobile type on the go ♪ ♪ i suggest you take a tip from my bro ♪ ♪ and download the app that lets you know ♪ ♪ at free-credit-score-dot-com now l

but north dakota?ome and enjoyable state. >> yeah. >> not for that kind of talk. >> but they didn't expect it to get that kind of reaction. i'm like, really? really. >> little bit of coverage. department of tourism going up now. >> what were they expecting? three girls and a guy. >> yeah, you do the math, right? >> five. that's not even. >> we obviously know that in new york everything costs a lot more. do not get sick apparently in new york with pneumonia and go over to bronx lebanon hospital because "the new york daily news" apparently -- >> time not feeling so good. >> well, don't go here. here's why. if they treat you apparently you can billed for $44 million. >> what? >> some guy was treated for pneumonia out there, he opened up his bill, he thought okay, maybe 4,000, something like that. 44 million. apparently, bit of a mistype there. they actually put his patient i.d. in the amount as opposed to 300. oops. nearly had a heart attack himself. >> his real bill was like 300 bucks or something. >> ri

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and up in north dakota from the floods. and when i was flying over north dakota, had the opportunity with the general and a couple congressmen. and as we're flying over, and it was just cresting. in looking at the damages, the general is explaining how many homes and businesses were damaged. in sort of a side mentioned we've really done a good job and haven't lost any lives and working hard, and we saved the school and did this and did that. later i went and talked to the mayor and governor and police, fire, e.m.s. folks and chiefs and command staffs and a lot of people that had been working on fighting the flood in north dakota for literally -- much longer, but this part of it for two weeks. and sometimes i think we miss things and we forget things. but for total devastation, they did not lose one life. that is incredible. if you can view the damage that happened there. and the reason that is, is because they prepared. they took the time. they were exhausted. but they saved lives. devastating, it will take years to rebuild

it has been permitted in south dakota and kansas, and this not about washington, dc.oute in nebraska. neil you probably did not have it exactly right you cannot permit a pipeline if it is a pipeline to nowhere. nebraska called a special session to change the laws so they will not allow the pipeline to be permitted for six to nine months, and we should get going on building the pipeline, but --. >>neil: when nebraska was -- i want to be clear. i defer to you on the mrs. tease but when nebraska talked about finding a way around this, it was smoke and mirrors? >>guest: nebraska is 200 miles mild so do you expect trans canada to go 10 miles across montana and south dakota and have no idea where they will build the pipeline. >>neil: so that was just a specious argument. >>guest: more important than that, if this didn't cross the international border we did not need washington, dc to give us states, the states give the permits. we have given the permits in the other state but for nebraska and sense it crosses an international border, the state department has to sign off on

dakota, texas, natural gas cheap. a fraction of the cost for btu of oil. if we want to help people in new england have not only homes and businesses that emit less pollutants into the air, and therefore would have cleaner air, and also have lower cost of energy, let's build out this natural gas system so that we can take advantage of that new, enormous source of american economic strength. >> speaker gingrich what exactly is an environmental solutions agency. i think a lot of people might not know or understand that why you want to expand the epa, and set up something that kind of looks like the epa? >> if you look at the epa's record, it is increasingly radical. it's increasingly imperieist. it doesn't cooperate, doesn't collaborate and doesn't take into account economics. they went down to find out what it was being cited for and they told them, frankly, we don't know, we can't find the records that led to this citation and we're not exactly sure the reference but it must be bad or we wouldn't have sent it out. in i

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. >> touchdown north dakota state. when the locusts come, they eat everything. >> the bison are back in the big game. i'm taking a trip down memory lane. >>> good to have you with us tonight, folks. thanks for watching. well, we got some good news about jobs and the economy today. but republicans are still banking on america's failure. you know, when you look at it, it's really their only chance to get all the power they want in washington. look at these numbers. the economy gained 200,000 jobs in the month of december. gosh, that's good. the unemployment rate dropped to 8.5%. i remember talking to economists who were telling me it would never go below 9% before the election. well, what do you think? that is the lowest level of unemployment in almost three years. 2011 was the best year for private sector job growth since 2005 when w. was on 1600 pennsylvania avenue. now, in 2010, the economy added 940,000 jobs. the unemployment rate was 9.6%. last year, 2011, 1.6 million jobs were added and the unemployment average was

but it's said, not everybody in south dakota gets this deal. allowed to avail themselves of that 46-day early voting window. instead of 46 days, members of at least one native american tribe in south dakota get only six days. so they get six days to vote instead of 46 days to vote for everybody else in the state. the tribe is suing the state of south dakota and local officials saying the 40 days' difference between their voting window and everybody else's voting window in the state is akin to a poll tax. it's also akin to ridiculous. we'll be right back. erything - everything. but why energy? we've got over 100 years worth. is it safe to get it? but what, so we should go broke with imports? look, i'm just saying. well, energy creates jobs. [announcer:] at conocophillips, we're helping power america's economy with cleaner, affordable natural gas. more jobs, less emissions. a good answer for everyone. we gotta be careful. it's cleaner. it's affordable. look, if it's safe, i'm there. [announcer:] conocophillips. spark card from capital one. spark

but it's said, not everybody in south dakota gets this deal.n south dakota is being allowed to avail themselves of that 46-day early voting window. instead of 46 days, members of at least one native american tribe in south dakota get only six days. so they get six days to vote instead of 46 days to vote for everybody else in the state. the tribe is suing the state of south dakota and local officials saying the 40 days' difference between their voting window and everybody else's voting window in the state is akin to a poll tax. it's also akin to ridiculous. we'll be right back. [ wind sounds ] [ horn honks ] [ dog barks ] [ dog whimpers ] [ wind whistling ] [ dog whimpers ] ♪ feel the power my young friend. mmm! [ male announcer ] for excellent fruit and veggie nutrition... v8 v-fusion, also refreshing plus tea. could've had a v8. before i started taking abilify, i was taking an antidepressant alone. most days i could put on a brave face and muddle through. but other days i still struggled with my depression. i was managing, but it always had a

more than double the average ofh temperatures in parts the dakotas. now it is back into the 40's. is the cold air? alaska is having one of their time.t winters of all fairbanks is 10 degrees below zero. (with warmer air again with westerly winds coming our way. more sunshine a head. as they go through tomorrow it will be chilly but not unusually cold. temperatures for the most part freezing. that will be the story as we head into the weekend. the next chance for any storm not coming until late tuesday and wednesday. once again, snow lovers, rain. no sign of winter weather returning. >> that will come eventually. >> you have some good maryland attorneys for us? >> they get a commitment from the best running backs in the country. penn state has a new football coach tonight. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] combine a pnc cashbuilder visa credit card with a pnc performance select checking account and get up to 1.75% cash back for just about every purchase. learn more and apply today at pnc.com/cashbuilder. pnc bank. for the achiever in you. >> the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your loca

one of the two is a 47-year-old man being held in north dakota.old man found several hundred miles away in rapid city, south dakota. the 43-year-old math teacher disappeared last saturday on an early morning jog. >> the cap sizing friday night of that luxury cruise liner. they are still searching in the wreck. above and below the waterline. now at least nine people are still unaccounted for. irate survivors said the ship's crew responded and was simply incompetent. there was a joyful moment today. here is more. >> reporter: the crews ship kate dead in the water for the second day. more survivors. after having been trapped for more than 24 hours, a crew member of friday night's ship wreck joins a korean honeymoon couple when rescuers heard their cries for help inside cabins but some were not so lucky. they found two elderly men in the submerged part of the wreck. >> this home video captures the panic and dismay as passengers swarmed a life boat that wasn't working. are they able to get it done says one anxious voice. another says, oh, my god now i'

the tip led them to detain a 47- year-old man in north dakota and questioning another man in south dakota. >>> the death of caylee anthony shocked people. now her close is coming to maryland. a bill is being introduced as caylee's law. >> reporter: since she was found innocent, casey anthony made headlines with a video diary on youtube. >> thing s are starting to look up and change in a good way. >> reporter: some are using the example to make changes in things themselves. the dunk tank featured at a fair in lexington, kentucky at a general assembly. >> we've never seen so much response to a case in florida. i can't tell you how many times i got a call. it's incredible. >> reporter: casey didn't report until 31 days after she disappeared. >> it's negligence. >> reporter: making it illegal to fail to report death of a child within 24 hours. >> if you make absolutely no attempt and you don't bother at all to try to find out where your children are, this is what this law is pertaining to. the fact that you just have no regard for their health or welfare and especially children that are under

in other words, probably one of the warmest january days ever in areas of montana through the dakotasmaybe even a few spots there in nebraska, too. look at this, 65 in denver today. we're going to be about 60 to 65 in areas from st. louis to kansas city today. tomorrow just a little cooler in the northern plains with temperature. that warm air, some begins to slide to the east pu. >>> if you're watching us on wdtn tv in dayton, ohio, from sparkling gems to beads and leather uncover the story of how july jewelry connection to culture at more than a girl's best friend. >> that's my kind of event, bill karins. >> now here's an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment where relationship news and contract signings seem to dominate. actress zoey and ben gibbard are getting divorced a little over a month after their separation. >>> sechlto'connor says their d is over. >>> justin timberlake and jessica biel did get engaged during a holiday getaway in jackson, wyoming. hugh jackman has signed to play houdini on broadway. taylor swift has beat out michele, johansen, wood in the b

. >>> fbi asking prop owners in parts of north dakota and montana to check vacant farms where a missing teacher maybe buried. authorities released the names of two men held in a north dakota jail in connection with the disappearance of 43-year- old sherry arnold. they are waiting to be brought to montana where they face kidnapping charges. >>> man hunt is underway for a 22-year-old man accused of killing his pregnant co-worker. authorities found the body of daniel watson in a shopping center saturday. detectives think an employee robbed the store and killed watson, the killer stole her car. >>> officials say delta airlines flying from at land to cotarica was diverted after two passengers became unruly. they were in first class and began demanding food and champagne and the couple refused to sit down. no charges have been filed. the flight was diverted. foup with is going to be charged -- no one is going to be charged. the couple spent the night at a hotel near the airport. >>> fuel arrived for the frozen area in the community of gnome alaska. u.s. coast guard cutter arrived to break the

, north dakota.november to december. and, unfortunately, three states saw the unemployment rate increase in december from november, but by the numbers nevada saw the largest percentage decline in employment followed by alaska. so the good news is that 46 states saw the unemployment rate fall from a year earlier. so we are making some strides. california and nevada though still struggling. the highest unemployment rates at 11.1% and 12.6% respectively. north dakota the lowest at 3.3% followed by nebraska at 4.1% and south dakota at 4.2%. the midwest is doing a little better than what we're seeing on the west coast. >> thank you so much. >>> we were just talking about president obama's social media push, and just to show you the power of the internet, on an average day people around the world watch 4 billion, that's billion, videos on youtube. 25% increase from just eight months ago. what's behind the jump? well, parent company google is making a push for youtube to go beyond the computer. sending more

it could be an all-time january record in parts of south dakota.peper fredericksburg, stafford even lower southern maryland may get near 60 degrees by tomorrow afternoon. ford is this afternoon 30's amount of time, corporate 20 tomorrow morning and it's normal. a beautiful friday, mostly sunny, mid 50's. try to get all or early if you can. into saturday, still warm in the '50s. by next wednesday we could be facing a storm system. looks like a rainmaker as of now. >> at least it is forming upper -- warming up. >>> if i-year-old child was left alone on a school bus in frederick county. the bus was supposed to take kemiyah from world early learning center in walkersville t o glade elementary -- to glade elementary on tuesday. she callously. when she woke up she was in the bus parked outside the driver's home. the driver immediately gave the child a ride to school at that point. >>> the d.c. city council has approved new finds preliminarily if people don't clear their sidewalks. $125 for businesses, blessed are homeowners. residents have eight hours af

says far grow north dakota is the best place for a job. it's followed by lincoln nebraska, burlington vermont, sue falls south dakota an r and omaha, nebraska what makes for a good place to work analyst say there are more opportunities with cities with a variety of different agencies. >>> most. -- john explains so you don't waste your money. >>> you don't have an ipad or some other tablet computer now you probably have tablet envy. chances are you don't have 200 to $500 you need to buy one. what if the tablet was free. that's exactly what barnes & noble is doing with a new offer it's running through march. lit give you a nook simple touch free of charge or a nook color for half price when it comes with a catch and unless you love the new york times this may not be the best bet for you. you'll get a $99 nook simple touch free or a 199. -- sign one year new york times on rime. that's a big if. the time subscription you see is $200 a year and automatic be renewed unless you cancelled be. >> if you're an avid new york times reader you'll pay m

the lowest windchills now are northern minnesota and the dakotas. that cold air is about to sweep through the great lakes. we had a big windstorm over the weekend. we started off with gusty winds on saturday and over by the rockies and into the central plains. yesterday, all through the great lakes. but now that that storm is gone and the pressure gradient is all set up, the door is open for that cold blast of air. and the waters are still relatively warm for this time of year over the great lakes. we've had a mild december out there. now, with that cold air going over the warm water of the great lakes, the snow machine is on. we had a lot of snow from erie from cleveland all the way back up to erie. buffalo, you're going to get heavy snow as we go throughout the day today. also, now we're getting the snow coming off of lake ontario. some of those areas could get the 2 to 3 inches. grand rapids, i think some of the worst of it is coming off of lake michigan and lake superior. we've had blizzard conditions with the snow and gusty winds. the highest s

north dakota tonight. about 2.1 lansing and peru. backwash of the storm could put down additional snowfall on friday possible monday-tuesday temperature's very cold friday- sunday recovery on monday chile again by tuesday. >> freezing warm weather taking a look back sight and sound of a good day in january for those of the day from chicago tribune. more photos on our website wgntv.com and chicago tribune. chicago bulls got first look at rookie sensation ricky rubio and public league's best basketball player sports next. [ male announcer ] cookies with smooth caramel and chocolate. ♪ ♪ hmm twix. also available in peanut butter. whee wheeeeeeeeeeeee! wheeeeeeeeeeee! whee whee wheeeeeeeeeeee-he-he-heeeeee! whee whee wheeeeeeeeeeee! pure adrenaline. whee whee wheeeeeeeeeeee! everything you love about geico, now mobile. download the new geico app today. whee wheeeeeeeeeeee-he-he-heeeeee! trying to break a streak if you do this you how to do it tonight >> cullom this antheil 27 points fewest in the entire nhl new coach but same players vis

it was warmer in rapid city, south dakota, than it was in miami, florida. nbc's kevin tibbles reports from sunny chicago. >> reporter: what's playing in peoria this winter? golf. >> i think people in arizona are jealous of us today. >> reporter: in chicago, more golf. tennis anyone? >> nice to be out in shorts and a t-shirt. >> reporter: a january warm up spans much of the nation including fargo, north dakota, where a year ago it looked like this. today, you get the picture. >> spring has sprung for the day. heading out and about, you'll need a pair of sunglasses and only a lighter jacket. >> reporter: i was going to use a thermometer as a prop to show you how warm it is, but this is more fun. in a convertible in a sweater in chicago in january. if you don't want to be reminded of what it can look like, look away now. this was the snowpocalypse that nailed chicago last winter, closing roads and trapping motorists last winter. this was new york city exactly one year ago. today, the big apple blossomed with shorts and bare feet. >> this was almost like a heat

we were 70 degrees in south dakota in rapid city. mid 60s in montana. people were playing golf and people were playing tennis in the middle of the country north through the dakotas. it was actually warmer in the northern plains than in miami, florida yesterday. yesterday was an incredibly warm day. to emphasize how warm it's been this december and january. now, as we head to the weekend, some of those highs are heading to the east. so 40s and 50s. there is cooler air now dropping down from the north. so we are done with those amazing records out through the northern plains. it will be a warm weekend throughout the southern half of the country, but we will add rain to that. for today, we dropped into the 40s instead of the 60s in areas like montana. in the east, d.c., 53. new york city, 50. that will feel warm. just two days ago we had that windchill of zero. 75 in san antonio. still a lot of warm air. as i mentioned, there will be rain. this is our future cast. the blue shows you where it will snow. the green where it will rain. the white is the clouds.

we are going to be hearing from a top romney sur gant, senator john thune of south dakota when we come back. you are watching msnbc's coverage of the iowa caucuses. >>> it is sometime too close to call tonight in iowa but it is sap tore rum and romney and paul, all vying to win. right now, 45% in, 24/24/22, between santorum, romney and ron paul. fourth, fifth and sixth place, looking the newt gingrich with 13%, rick perry with 10% and michele bachmann at 6. nbc's peter zappeder is at mitt romney's campaign headquarters in iowa with a top romney surrogate, senator john thune of south dakota. peter, let me hand it off to you. >> you had a chance to caucus for mitt romney, you had the numbers coming in, he may have a smaller percentage of the voters at the end of this night than he did four years ago, is that a source of concern? 25% then, right now, 24%, even if he whips? >> i think, you know, you remember four years ago, it was kind of a two-man race, sort of a huck bind romney race. this time around, the pie is really divided up a lot of different ways there are six candidates, i think

, i'll pick south dakota every time. so that's how i would start the economy. em. yes. >> the president doesn't do the things by himself. we don't elect just a president, but a presidential team. can you give us some examples of who would be on your team? >> well, the question was the presidents don't do things by themselves but they have a team. actually it's deeper than that. we need to run a republican team campaign next fall. we need to pick up the senate by a big margin and gain seats in the house and do so on an election that has an agenda so people understand going into office in january of 2013 that the american people expect them to actually get things done, not just sit around and bicker so there is a legislative team you have to assemble as well as presidential team. i helped do that in 1980 with reagan and i helped do it obviously in 1949 with the contract with america. in terms of the cabinet, i set to people, these are not offering jobs and nobody has to agree or tear me down right now, but i said i want ve

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, i'll pick south dakota every time. so that's how i would start the economy going again. yes, ma'am? >> a president doesn't do things by himself. we don't elect just a president, but a presidential team. can you give us some examples of who would be on your team in >> the question was about presidents don't do things just by themselves, they also have a team. it's deeper than that. we need to run you a -- a republican team campaign next fall because we need to pick up the senate by a big margin and gain seats in the house and do so with an agenda so people going into office in january 2013, that the american people expect them to actually get things done, not just sit around and bicker. so there is a legislative team you have to assemble as well as the presidential team. i helped do that in 1980 with reagan and obviously in 1984 with the contract with america. in terms of the cabinet, i've said to people, and these are not, i'm not offering jobs and nobody has to agree or turn me down right now, but i said i would want