there was gunny's among some delicate about the increasing cost of bailing out troubled economies. >> we are now financing the escalating states data sets of several countries. that is not what we agreed to. >> on the domestic front, they agreed to a legally binding minimum wage, something that conservatives always rejected. >> we spoke to our chief political correspondent and began by asking her what the christian democrats had decided on so far on this issue of the euro zone crisis. >> it was lively, some skeptical voices were raised on euro zone policy, but in the end, a solid majority agreed to all of the party leadership proposals. that means a clear no to a more aggressive role for the ecb. a very clear yes to what the chancellor called mort europe, meeting more fiscal and political integration. we heard a rousing compelling speeches from both the chancellor and the finance minister. sometimes quite emotional on the need for continuing german commitment and leadership. we saw a clear consensus emerged that the cdu is a pro-europe party that wants to rise to the challenge. >> the

and every one of them said it's tobacco, gunny. and he came back to me and he said i don't know this marine, if you say he's a good marine i'll say he's a good marine. it looks like everybody here says it's tobacco and p-dog just took off at that point. >> when did he get out of the service? >> he was probably out of the service a couple weeks after that. >> had you not done that what would have happened? >> it's almost sure he would have gone to court and if he didn't serve brig time he certainly wouldn't have gotten a dishonorable discharge. it was like mandatory sentencing that we have now, three strikes you're out. it had gotten to that point where it was virtually no other recourse. >> the years you served in the marine corps, what were they? >> i started in the p.l.c. program, you join and go summers and they put you in an officer candidate program that you don't have to go to o.c.s. that was in 1964. i started on active duty in 1968. and i got out in 1970. >> what year were you in vietnam? >> i was there from october of 1968

>>ysabel: outside, many people cheered as the news was announced of burma's gunny's resignation. here is a quick look outside. what a difference from >>darya: widespread 60s through the afternoon today. by 6:00 p.m. in the evening we will already be down to the '50s. by 9:00 p.m., '40's and the north bay as well as inland areas. we could see thirties' in some areas as well. afternoon highs are getting to the mid-60s along the peninsula, upper 50s of the court--coast. such as we head into the north bay, 67. 62 for san francisco. 64 expected in vallejo. we have a dry start to the work week. mild temperatures with another chance of showers for thursday. >>ysabel: the penn state lost its final home game of the season against nebraska. it is the first time joe paterno was not coaching since harry truman was president. paterno was fired last week as details emerged in the child sex abuse scandal paterno pay the price for failing to take stronger action against sandusky was now facing charges involving the children. barbara hall takes a look at how the university is trying to will forwa