david palmer is with rvc capital markets. vid, before we get to your picks, just the general question about the gasoline savings. do you think that there is a direct correlation straight to the pockets of these particular eateries? >> there's been over time any time you've had gas prices go lower three months within three months, you start to see a consumer confidence boost, and that has a correlation. not a huge correlation, but a medium correlation with restaurant spending. that disposable personal income boost, the mood boost that you get from that. it tends to perculate into the results. right now we're not seeing a ton of direct pick-up from that. it feels more like weather. a lot of people in the industry are wondering if we start to see more of this in the coming months ahead. >> what do you mean weather? >> oh, the weather comparisons are -- >> because it's been good. the weather has been a mild winter is your point. >> yeah. it's been a mild winter, and more importantly, two winters in a row we've had some serious ste

james -- there is a book by david palmer, a military retired military general on arnold and washingtonat has some interesting points in it as well. if there's another question, go ahead. >> what role do you think played into benedict arnold's treacherous behavior was based on his inability to pay his troops? >> to pay his troops? i can't answer that with absolute specifics. he is constantly complaining about that. sometimes advancing his own things and wanting to be reimbursed. it's just a general growing disillusionment of a man who sacrificed almost his life. these were not minor leg injuries. these are severe injuries where he will be crippled for the rest of his life. and then to be treated from his perspective so poorly kind of justifies his action. might have time for one or two more questions. i'm going to close up shop. it's just about 6:30. did i see one more question? >> i wanted to ask you if you could speak with either of those gentlemen today -- i use gentlemen term loosely what question would you ask of mr. washington and what question would you ask benedict arnold if you

elizabeth palmer and collar collar clarissa ward are there. >> david petraeus is facing felony charges for spilling secrets to his mistress. >> and run into political trouble in texas. on whether chris christie has fumbled his shot at the white house. and high risk climbing, we have a look at those tritrying to do something long thought impossible conquering california easel capitan with just their bare hands. >> captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." good evening, the i am jim axelrod, tonight france is on high alert and in deep mourning after the terror attacks in paris that killed 17 people. french police are searching for a 26-year-old frenchwoman common-law wife of one of the suspects shot dead yesterday investigators say hayat boumediene may be in syria having left france days before the attacks. meanwhile the phrase #jesuischarlie, iron charlie a reference to the french reference charlie hebdo targeted wednesday continues to spread around the globe. this is outside the french embassy today in bucharest romania, look at the banner over aa bridge in venice, in

elizabeth palmer and collar collar clarissa ward are there. >> david petraeus is facing felony chargesand run into political trouble in texas. on whether chris christie has fumbled his shot at the white house. and high risk climbing, we have a look at those tritrying to do something long thought impossible conquering california easel capitan with just their bare hands.

elizabeth palmer and collar collar clarissa ward are there. >> david petraeus is facing felony chargesor spilling secrets to his mistress. >> and run into political trouble in texas. on whether chris christie has fumbled his shot at the white house. and high risk climbing, we have a look at those tritrying to do something long thought impossible conquering california easel capitan with just their bare

elizabeth palmer and clarissa ward are there. former c.i.a. director david petraeus may face felony charges for spilling information to his mistress. julianna goldman on the justice department investigation. did new jersey's governor run into political trouble in texas, vinita nair on whether chris christie has fumbled his shot at the white house. and high risk climbing, we'll have a look at those trying to do something long thought impossible, conquering california's el capitan with just their bare hands. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." good evening, i'm jim axelrod. this is the western edition of our broadcast. tonight, france is on high alert and in deep mourning after the terror attacks in paris that killed 17 people. french police are searching for a 26-year-old frenchwoman, common-law wife of one of the suspects shot dead yesterday investigators say hayat boumediene may be in syria having left france days before the attacks. meanwhile the phrase #jesuischarlie, "i am charlie," a reference to the french satirical magazine "ch

elizabeth palmer and clarissa ward are there. former c.i.a. director david petraeus may face felony charges for spilling information to his mistress. julianna goldman on the justice department investigation. did new jersey's governor run into political trouble in texas, vinita nair on whether chris christie has fumbled his shot at the white house. and high risk climbing, we'll have a look at those trying to do something long thought impossible, conquering california's el capitan with just their bare hands. captioning sponsored by cbs

david? >> ryan smith, thank you. let's get right to our colleague, espn's jesse palmer a former quarterback yourself. you heard tom brady say that before the game he ghoes and selects the footballs. much like you did. >> reporter: every quarterback, the day before the game gets to select which footballs they want to throw with on game dame. herb is pretty particular. but absolutely they get to pick which footballs they play with. >> there is a little bit of leeway there. the big question we did not hear answered the window of time. who would have had access? >> reporter: in that window members of the equipment staff could have tampered with the footballs. buff i want to know about the referees. sure they check them before the game. what about during the game? each snap there was a referee with his hands on the football spotting it. if there was less air in that football they would have known that. why didn't they stop the game? why didn't they say anything? >> you think they would have noticed it. why would you have deflalted a football? >> it is an advantage. quarterbacks can squeeze the football mo

david, he does not lack for confidence. >> or competitiveness. he is probably the most competitive human being on the face of the earth outside on michael jordan, arnold palmerere. >> it was interesting charlie that the wisfulness he quoted from ten years ago not a red nation or blue nation. plays right into what david brooks isûj saying because that is the failure of his presidency and the failure when he got re-elected in the second term because he thought maybe he could overcome that. he could overcome the partisan divide which actually has become morris -- has a really interesting piece in which he says we're not like a family and we're not like a business in government. we're kind of like football teams now and we just keep bashing each other to score points. and that was i think he sort of wistful. >> rose: he had just given up on this idea that somehow he by the skills he came into the whitehouse in 2008 could somehow after winning in 2008 and 2009 that he could somehow find the common ground and he could to do all this then he was so discouraged he sort of gone back to maybe where hisqb roots were and competitiveness was. i(pyn add to that this noise

account trait there is a book by david palmer a retired military general, on arnold and washington and that has some interesting points in it as well. >> what role do you think played into benedict arnold's treacherous behavior was based on his inability to pay his troops? >> to pay his troops? well, i can't answer that with absolute specificity. he is constantly complaining about that and sometimes advancing his own things and wanting to be reimbursed. it's just a general growing disillusionment of a man who sacrificed almost his life, these were not minor leg injuries. these are severe injuries where he'll be crippled for the refrt of his rest of his life then to be treated from his perspective so poorly kind of justifies his abc news. might have time for one or two more questions, then i'll close up shop. i did see one more question up? >> i just wanted to ask you, if you could speak with either of those two gentlemen today -- i use "gentlemen" sort of loosely -- what question would you ask mr. washington? what question would you ask benedict arnold if you had the chance to talk to