i think paul ryan and patty murry did something bipartisan. as you mentioned, it doesn't extend unemployment benefits. from my point of view, it doesn't secure investments and education and job training to deal with the long-term unemployment level. i think, also, they missed the opportunity to confront the problem with broking, out of date tax holes with lots of loopholes for special interest. >> i like the bipartisanship. i'm not going to go -- we have low expectations. senator ron johnson said he will tie raising the debt ceiling to changes in obamacare. republicans are starting to maybe, i don't know, spoil for a fight. >> so your question to both mark and i is what does it tell us about our priorities. >> yeah. >> the right answer is it tells us about our policy. the truth is, what it tells you is politics is the priority right now. itis not necessarily always a bad thing. many things were missing in this budget deal. i disagree on some of them. tax reform was missing. sbe entitlement reform was missing. the goal was to get beyond the con

they conducted a poll after ryan spoke with patty murry to create a deal. 73% of state republicans had a favorable view of ryan. it's the highest mark for any potential 2016 gop presidential candidate. we are going to check in with chuck for the weather. >> cloudy start to the week. the sun is starting to set. what is up in the clouds? >> not a heck of a lot. no real chances for rain or snow in the immediate future. storm team 4 radar is not showing returns of the view for the soon-to-be setting sun. the sunset 11 or 12 minutes away. after that, it will be a dark evening outside with all the clouds out there. no chance of seeing the stars or moon this evening. mid to upper 30s in and around town. mid-30s in southern maryland as well. our weather story for the day, the clouds thickened across the region. this is the continuing case for the evening. the band of thick clouds stretches to the mountains of west virginia. as far as the flurry or sprinkle chance, it's really, really low. milder days are not that far away. get through tomorrow and wednesday. as you get toward the tail end of t

paul ryan and patty murry are both saying this will avert any shutdown fears for january 15 and possibly for october 1 as well. but that is not set in stone yet. there is still more to do. can you walk us through what the next steps are? >> you are right. that is a joyous atmosphere. it was a huge event. it breaks the logjam of getting away from these herky-jerky shutdown showdowns we been going through for all these months and years. the budget number is only the first step. they must take it and break it down for each agency and department of the government. we have to do that before january 15, because that is when the current continuing resolution wears out. we have to pass that bill through the bodies and have it signed by the president by january 15th. that will implement the budget resolution that was agreed to yesterday by the house. >> sir, i wanted to ask you to comment on something that speaker john boehner had talked about in this past week. these conservative outside groups, you have often been a target of these outside groups for your chairmanship for having to spend and al

paul ryan and patty murry are both saying this will avert any shutdown fears for january 15 and possiblyctober 1 as well.