that's why we want to keep working with our fellow a peck -- a peck economies. that's why we want to pursue the partnership. >> one of the goals of the apec forum was to take steps toward free trade in the pacific. no agreement was reached. >>> lawmakers are feeling the pressure with what to do with the soon to expire bush tax cuts. obama administration is adamant the tax rates can only be extended for middle and lower income tax holds. julie kurtz is on this one. >> reporter: the tax cut battle followed the president on his asia trip. he told reports he is willing to compromise with newly empowered republicans but how much and when he's not saying. in japan, the president seemed to enjoy a theater performance as he prepares to jump back in washington over the bush era tax rates. the president says it would be an irresponsible mistake to extend a high income tax rate permanently but here is where the political dance comes in. he said there is a whole host of ways to compromise on taxes. >> i continue to believe that extending permanently the upper income tax cut

the thing that's weird about them is they peck really hard. >> oh, great. >> jimmy: they peck reallye peck, so -- these guys actually are knew sanlss in south africa because they go up to a window -- here, buddy. you guys are totally fine. >> jimmy: oh, no. now -- quick question. are you wearing a cup? because he is a pecker, so be very careful. >> totally safe. you can touch his beak. >> jimmy: wow. >> another thing about these guys that in -- they are hunted by some of the locals because their brain is supposed to be good luck so they kill a lot of these things. >> jimmy: their brains are good luck? >> but they are bad luck because if one of these lands on your house, death follows. >> jimmy: you try to get the brains -- >> here you go. there's some grapes for you. >> jimmy: wow, pretty impressive. now what does he do with it? >> hopefully he'll eat it. another thing i don't like about them in the wild is, they make a contact call that sounds a lot like a lion. i'll hear -- i think a lion is nearby but it's not. >> jimmy: do you think they're imitating lions? oh, now, this is what

there is no pecking order on our offense. if you are feeling that moment, let it come out. >> many congratulations for donovan smith. the left tackle for the eagles has been named the all-american and will play at the u.s. army ball at this -- in san antonio, texas. he was left speechless upon learning of the honor. >> we are going through first period. everyone knows that he will be okay. make sure that you spoke with him because it goes by quickly. telling me to soak it in. >> with a tremendous honor for smith. they failed to make the playoffs. we have highlights coming up from a pair of regional finalists. please stay with us, we will have a chat coming up right after this. bge's instant discounts got our homeowner to switch to energy star® cfl bulbs. 3-way cfls really click with my style. learn to speak the language of energy efficiency at bgesmartenergy.com. . >> a local mortgage relief firm is told to shut down. we will follow the conviction of the man he shot and killed bear >> we are looking for the return of some bea

the steering recall affects 303,000 frontier peck up trucks and 283 xterra suvs they are recalling 18,000 sentra sedans because a battery cable connector problem. the good news is no one has been hurt. they will notify people in december when parts are available. >>> pottery barnies recalling 7300 of its lamps. the recall involved the clay task lamp. the montgomery task lamp and the montgomery floor lamp. the electrical wire that runs through the lamps can be punched or cut at the adjustable joint which can be a shock hazard. call pottery barn the number (877)851-7890. >>> the author of the controversial guide for pedophiles which was pulled from amazon's web site is deferreding his book. the pedophiles guide to love and american the child lover's code of conduct office advice to pedophiles how to make a sexual encounter with achilleas safe as possible it even includes first person descriptions written from a child's point of view. >> to tell you the truth i don't think that it's always bad for the child. okay. but i do think it's always confining for the adult. a lot of people want to se

back when you and i were growing up, it would be hunt and peck. >> yeah. [laughter] >> so having that, you know, probably in one agency, i know noaa has looked at this and, you know, that would make sense to us. whatever the committee and the congress and the administration ultimately decide, but the concept of of a climate services would be very, very use l. >> and the model of that would interface with a number of others areas like agriculture, hud, obviously, the defense applications. that's the model that we had in mind, and gather the best, you know, it's not a one-way street. it's not that the climate service tells you what's happening. ideally, the climate service gathers mftion from your expertise and data sets, and it's a synergistic model. mr. lopez or any others want to comment on that issue? mr. geer? >> yes. first of all, we support heavily the establishment of a national climate service. we feel that as additional information becomes available on a scientific basis, we need to have that information to make intelligent management descriptions

a defense lawyer are all the ones that you would imagine if you were describing gregory peck. someone with high integrity, someone who will do anything it takes to win. they do not have an expectation of what they need to look like. but those qualities seem to be universal. those have not changed. those are the same qualities they were looking for when perry mason was popular. old, traditional values. it seems to me if afl-cio can buy ad time on dodger games, i do not understand why public defenders cannot do the same thing. the last point i want to make, i served on the california judicial bench council on media. you may or may not know that newspapers are cutting back their coverage of court to all the time. the tradition of the journalistic way of getting your story out does not exist anymore. that is bad but it is also an opportunity. the idea of blogging, the opportunity to step into this void in get your message out directly is incredibly important to your >> carol, what does blogging do for our public image? >> well, it may also get me fired -- [laughter] it is an easy

some parts of j-peck have been over a little two years.a japanese 8-millimeter. >> we are supporting the promise that our millitary gives every single service member by saying that you're never forgotten and we're here to bring back the remains of those who gave the ultimate sacrifice to our country. >> a japanese 222-millimeter. >> it's a critical part of the makeup of this team. without him, we cannot operate. in a place like, where honeetly in 1943, it was shot here. >> here it was no cover, swimming, running, dredging through the sand while you're getting shot at the from the trees and still pushing forward. these guys were awesomm. >> it's hollowed ground for the united states marine corps. we have a marine team. >> the ordinance in the paccfic appears to be a japaneee 3-inch projectile. >> today while we were working on the our site, a local man came up and explained that he had remains that he would like to turr over to us. >> whee we got done with the turn over, our captain turned around and this guy handed him a projectile. i inst

back in august a conservative rally featuring glen peck and sarah palin attracted between 78,000 and 96,000 people. up next, the president makes his final plea to voters. >> in two days you have the chance to set the direction of this country and this state. >> what democrats and republicans are telling voters as we head into the last days of the campaign. plus, what officials are now saying about the threat posed by bombs placed on two cargo jets headed for the united states. >> hi, everyone, i'm meteorologist. just a perfect evening for the trick-or-treaters around the bay area. a wonderful setting sun for you right now. get ready for a much warmer temperatures as we head into the work week. we will take david harmer wrote an education plan titled "abolish the public schools." he even called our schools "insidious" and "socialism." as families struggle to raise their kids, to provide a good education, harmer bragged, "we can design a plan to dismantle them." david harmer is just too radical. we need jerry mcnerney. protecting local schools from devastating cuts. endorsed for his "i

if plastic surgery has a pecking order, dr. garth fisher of beverly hills tops the a-list.ter of high wattage celebrities is endless. he's hollywood's dr. fix-it. he's fixed bruce jenner's facelift, boosted kourtney's and kendra's breasts. he's there to help the megastars sculpt their look. what percentage of hollywood has had some work done? >> probably 70%. >> reporter: they are taking out their plastic for plastic. and the key to survival in this industry is to skal calpel your through. i've heard that you are sort of the michelangelo of plastic surgery. what makes you the go-to doctor? >> i'm a perfectionist. i know what looks good and what doesn't and i'll stand there until the end making it work. >> reporter: dr. fisher is known as a breast man. his special technique for natural looking cleavage avoids the fake circular look in favor of the tear drop. there's a list of celebrities walking around with fisher breasts. kendra, holly madison, kourtney kardashian, katie price, to name a few. all publicly boasting his handiwork. and it doesn't stop there. kendra even put hi

student housing -- the quality of life, the number of students that would be living, the amount of space peck'? would it just the group housing? >> amory rodgers, planning department staff. we have been working with zoning administrator scot sanchez. we have asked that the supervisor allow us to work with the city attorney on going through the fine grain proposal. we have a group housing sort of controls. vice president olague: great. i know that sometimes in institutions where there is -- most people are using financial aid, obviously, but i do not think there is any way of really -- i know there is some language year of qualified students in 30%, but i just note there are not any ways we could really, in other words, limit to how we have some discretion over the amount a student would be charged for the type of -- there is just no way. i do not think we can do that. this is just me thinking out loud, i guess. i am going to move to approve it with the modifications of staff, and i would like to add -- in courage on or near transit -- encourage on or near transit. president miguel: you have a

back in aust a conservative rally featuring glen peck and sarah palin attracted between 78,000 and 96,000 people. up next, the president makes his final plea to voters. >> in two days you have the chance tset the direction of this country and this ste. >> what democrats and republicans are telling voters as we head into the last days of th campaign. plus, what officials are now saying about the threat posed by bombs placed on two cargo jets headedor the ited states. >> hi, everyone, i'm meteorologist. just a perfect evening for the trick-or-treaters arnd the bay area. a wonderful setting sun for you right now. t ready for a much waer temperatures awe head into the work week. we will take a [ female announcer ] why settle for pla bread when you can have pillsbury grands! flaky layers biscuits? the warm, light delicate layers are like nothing else. add a layer of excitement to your next meal. ♪ and these are the ones you'llove on a school night pillury ham and cheese crescents wi just a few ingredients, you ha an easy to make dinner. they're crescents for the other 364. try them tonight. >>

to remain as the minority leader to have a new position to preserve clyburn as number three in the pecking order. >> we don't know what the proposal would look like so we're justing to make sure that there is meaning to it. >> the group common cause claimed that the rangel investigation established facts seem clear at the outset consume two years. thousands of taxpayer funded man howers, $1.6 million in legal fees for rangel but not cost him his seat. >> bret: we'll follow that. thank you. if you are planning to fly for the holidays you may experience something new and unpleasant at the airport. that prospect has sparked a furious backlash that is reaching to capitol hill. correspondent molly henneberg explains. >> the threat is ever changing and so too much airport security. so says john pistol head of the transportation security administration. >> we want to be sensitive to people's concerns about privacy, their personal being and things while ensuring that everybody on every flight has been properly screened. >> he was questioned today after passengers are complaining about the detail s

and we have a former limp peck and professional athlete with a company that specializes in snow eye wear. you are from snow valley, idaho so you know about the snow gear and what it takes. what do you think of the quality of our snow? >> on a 60 degree morning you are not doing too bad. what caught my attention is a ski you see here. these are fat, wider than i have seen. if you have not bought skis in years you will be surprised. >>guest: ski technology is evolving and the materials and the construction and the size are for skiing out of bounds, so it is shaped a special way, that allows the ski to float and then it still has a lot of grip on hard snow so you can make hard snow towns and it is a versatile product and the binding, you can walk with the ski on, and the skis come, now, with a climbing skid so on this side i have put the skin on there so you can go out in the soft snow and walk up the hill and it has the ability -- you strip this off and you get a regular looking ski base. >> and these brands you be customed made. >> there is a cottage industry for skis and snow board like

peck in this case and -- picnics and cheese burg burger streaks. >> stan said do you take the tree or jurors they actually deliver it so it is pretty much intact and not disassembled. that is part of the allure t. is done. >> if you are going to pay and put it back together that with defeat part of the purpose. >> pretty much. >> it will be more like christmas at the end of the week. colder and in the short term we will go the other direction. mid 60's by tomorrow afternoon. today will be kind of a transition day for us. we start murky with low clouds, fog and drizzle and temperatures in the 40's. by it afternoon that will break up and we will get some sunshine. we will watch a system to the west. those rain showers will catch us tomorrow afternoon. there is even snow in the northern plains and seriously arctic air spilling in out of southern canada. a clunk of that air is what will slide over toward us. in the short terminal it will be mild. mixture of clouds and sunshine with the clouds, fog and drizzle early then a little sun this afternoon. high near 60. overnight tonight partly c

and a second career peck, kevin durant and second career pick and with his work and problems are coming of it happening and his history. them and with the sharks losing 2-0 in dallas. portland could have taken michael jordan but they selected sam boey was injured and never did anything in the nba. also, durante >> and now, they chose this. >> injury-prone. >> stay out of portland! >> and this kid out of auburn. newton has truly been found some illegal recruiting. made his chance to the heisman. >> >> and what i'm thinking about is that we have to have a quarterback, and he is one heck of a player! >> okay, pretty proud of himself and here is jacqueline bennett. and the evenings with a jacqueline. >> i like that segment [laughter]. >> perhaps late block for the heisman trophy? >> what about more? >> waluck? >> you are not in boise, any more! >> and poizner was so great? perhaps you should the state! [laughter] >> and i am sorry, i just felt like yelling. >> with bruce leading them to a great performance against the steelers. now, jason campbell under the center, with three straight games

it whizzes by and it is a perfect set-up for the second one which we'll see in july which is the pecke story. thank you for not releasing this in 3-d. it was supposed to be converted to 3-d. they will probably re-release it in 3-d. right now, check it out in 2-d. from what i read, already $0 million in presale tick jetes from what i'm looking at, it looks like it is pretty fantastic just in 2-d. >> i give harry potter four out of five, best since azkaban. >> you interviewed russell crowe. you tweeted and everything. >> he tweeted me thursday night and said hope you're doing well. he booked me for an interview and the full investigate aired this morning. i love these types of movies because they make you question your morals. >> this is called the next three days. >> russell crowe's character is happily married to elizabeth banks. she goes to jail for a murder she may or may not have exited -- committed for the rest her life. there are some unablable moments. it's entertaining, intriguing and interesting disaster if that makes sense. the movie is overall a mess but it is still fun and

panel ninth circuit court of appeals, jan brewer who signed this measure into law is expect ever peckedo be there. one of the more controversial provisions is for police officers to be able to check immigration status at stops. obama administration says this is under the privy of the federal government any way. >>> what can you tell us how long this proceeding will take and when we might get a decision? >> it will last an hour both sides having a half hour and we don't know when we will get a ruling, three judge panels of the ninth circuit work in their own mysterious ways we don't know when there will be a ruling. they have the 90 day rule in state court system where they have to rule within 90 days but federal they can take as long as they want >> i was reading online this will be televised they are allowing cameras in. >> yes, for some cases in federal experiment using cameras in the courtroom civil arguments, any kind of argument before the 9th circuit can be televised if there is enough request for it or if they decide to allow it to be televised this is in the different from the t

. >> oh, i think colleen peck is a pro. > heinous. >> paul mcvee is a fine reporter. >> foul. >> thisne who believes in it, who understands it. a national platform is an invaluable resource that no story is too low or too high to reach for. >> are you going to sing? [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy:ou know how to do it. you lay it right in there. fastballs. more with jeff goldblum when we comback, you guys. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ i'm bored with my toys. sally, you don't need toys when you have... ♪ imagination ♪ imagination ♪ imagination ♪ helps you see the world in different ways ♪ yay! yay! ♪ this is a pony ♪ and this a choo-choo ♪ [ male announcer ] it's movie time. and this is a... [ male announcer ] with a wii twist. what is this? [ male announcer ] netflix now delivers unlimited tv episodes and movies instantly through wii. all for only 9 bucks a month. ♪ [ male announcer ] an everyday moment can turn romantic anytime. and when it does, men with erectile dysfunction can be more confident in their ability to be ready with cialis for daily use. cialis for daily use

the other thing this piece shows and that i think other media outlets have pecked away at to some extenthis unconventional, fly by the seat of the pants interaction she has with her fans and press, she's bulling a serious organization that could help her launch a real campaign. >> that's always been the big problem. she's had organizational challenges, relying on some of the people around her there. they weren't staffed up for what happened to them. the extraordinary attention that she was getting. and she talks about this to "the new york times." she says i'd have to bring in more people, more people who are trustworthy. i know a hurdle i would have to cross that some other potential candidates wounl have to cross out of the chute is proving my record. that's the most frustrating to me. she's confronting at least the criticisms head on in this magazine piece. >> i think the interesting key word there is trustworthy. she's has a reputation of shedding staff and frankly throwing people under the bus, staffers, allies, folks who had worked for her in the mayor's office in wasilla where she

and we have five tips to peck out another religious education. >>> we come across leaders who inspires just like tim smith from the workplace to the classrooms find pent schools parents and students look for for higher education. >> reporter: paulafteree looks at school that starts with a mission and ends with a question. >> reporter: we all walked down hallways similar to this but inside is where the magic happens. >> why do we read torah what purpose does that serve? because it facilitates learning. >> reporter: the school leaders at the shoshanas. cardin school say jewish value system is difficult to teach in a public setting. >> when is in a middle school i. barely knewyone in my grade let alone everyone in the school and being at a small school, i get to know everyone on a personal level. >> reporter: it's the size of the classroom that brings five or six student together enabling them to know each other on an intimate level. head of the school here says with the small independent jewish high school, a deep value system and leadership evolves for stewed owns daily basis. >> they

the president flew to japan today for and a peck meeting .meeting the president could not get the other leaders to call on countries to stop undervaluing their currencies. >> the issue is one that is an irritant not just to the united states but is an irritant to a lot of china's trading partners and those who are competing with china to sell goods around the world. >> the president also failed in trying to get a free trade agreement with south korea. >>> a miracle in the making. how one woman's groundbreaking surgery could bring us closer it a cure for cancer. >> it used to be up to parents. now circumcision could become illegal. ,,,, rule the tweet. rule the bedtime. rule the upload. verizon built america's most reliable network to make a more powerful you. rule the air. verizon. right now, you can get a new samsung fascinate for $199.99 after mail-in rebate. only at verizon. [ male announcer ] it's luxury with fire in its veins. bold. daring. capable of moving your soul. ♪ and that's even before you drop your foot on the pedal. ♪ the new 2

the peck says it has not received that request just yet, shep. >> shepard: some experts saying this programappears to mob sophisticated that iran's. >> that's correct. the stanford scientist shown the program on november 12th he, in fact, said he saw 2,000 centrifuges. they were very modern, better, as you said than iran's. this is raising serious questions about what north korea has been up to. thiessen tri fugitives did not -- were not in april of 2009 when they were still inspectors at that site in pyongyang. it shows how quickly a country can establish cascading centrifuges. >> shepard: so it seems. jen griffin at the pentagon tonight. thank you. a popular tourist attraction shutting down after word of a possible terror threat there the germ man government got a tip about a plot to attack a parliament building in berlin. magazine reports that jihadists living in another country told officials about a plan for militants to storm the place and open fire. last week the germans raised their terror alert level is sayg somebody warned them about a possible attack by the end of this month. air

i thought bill o'reilly had done a pretty good job because he was not at the top of the pecking order. the interview covered ground, it was important, but a lot of these interviews are going over and amplifying what's in the book, so to amplify what dana said, this is part of a marking ploy. and i think people should understand that these hosts who get interviews are picked by bush because he's a very big get. i was invited to a bush speech in chicago a few weeks ago, a paid speech that he was giving to people who paid for it, invited me and some others to come. when i got there i was banned from there because the people who paid for the speech didn't realize the contract forgot, you know, ban the press. so what this is is a marketing device. they pick hosts that they want to talk to because they think they can have a more controlled interview. >> you're a dangerous property. they had to ban you. mark mckinnon, you wrote in your kol that you mean the george bush you know personally, and you worked with him for years, is very different than the distorted public image many have come to

lead on the book, and it's her voice carrying through the whole book, and then he was an important as peck because he gave us a depth of knowledge from all of his years working in the jungles and traveling numerous trips to the hostage camps in the jungle that we could not have ever gotten ourself, so he became an important point, and he became a character in the book about his whole history and how he came to this point in his life. >> great. in front of you here. >> my question is about hostage taking, and is it a sort of coldly rational cost-benefit enterprise, or is the farq a stupid bureaucracy like our own government? what's the handling in lower level hostages, and the mid level, and then, you know, a big fish like ingrid betenkort? >> it's been something that's been done for years, and for many years it was a ransom based kidnapping situation where there was a way that not only the farq, but the militaries and cartels used to capture people they didn't like and get ransom for them, and then there was a transformation, and there was a lot of military and national police who are part

it is hard to get raises the lower down you are in the pecking order.i think unions have been a positive force for change, but at the top of the heap, the ceo has the ultimate weapon. it is not the kind of leveraged someone at the lowest end of the salary range in a company has. generally, people who make less money in a company are more replaceable than the ceo. that happens to be the way the world operates. host: this has brought forth all types of views on our twitter page. one says ted blossom, the ugly side, why do they have more than me? -- capitalism, the ugly side, why do they have more than me? caller: and good morning. when you say life is not fair, it is not necessarily an explanation that will work. communism was not fair, and it went by the wayside. if the insanity of the ceo pay continues, a new get into slavery, our system will not be fair anymore. that is an important consideration. i would like to see you address that. gee, i certainly understand your concern. -- guest: i certainly understand your concern. there is an anchor among the v

. >> couric: in her new movie morning glory, she plays colleen peck, morning show anchor. >> i stillandards unfortunately for you. >> i don't have standards? >> sure you do. when you got your pap smear on air you wore a silk robe. classy touch. >> i mean obviously i want to emulate you. >> couric: oh, yeah. i thought you were a good anchor. >> you did. >> couric: i did. >> how about the way i delivered the lines hoe? a little dicey because, you know, i lead with my personality. diane's personality. i feel like it's okay for me to have the run-ons. in life. diane. but you can't do that with what you do. you cannot. >> couric: i don't have to worry about you being on my heels. >> i'm not. i can't do it. >> couric: of course not because the only thing she's really ever wanted to do is... sing? >> i wanted to sing. i thought i was going to be a singer. i did everything i could to be a singer. ♪ this is the dawning of the age of aquarius ♪ >> couric: and sing she did on broadway no less in the musical "hair." she was 22. >> you know, singing. >> reporter: do you have a good voice? >> yeah

put it in the per peck is isive -- perspective.: i think this is, first of all, bigger. if you look at the size of the victories, i think we picked up 18 chambers to zero of the democrats at the legislative level, a lot of very key governorships, and in a funny way kind of built on the virginia and new jersey victories, the massachusetts special election victory almost exactly the way '94 did, but then the wave got bigger. i think a little bit masked by the senate results, but people need to remember there were a lot more republican seats this year. when the seating cycle began, people thought republicans would be very lucky to get out of it with 40 or 41 seats, so the fact that we've gained strength all through the cycle in 2012 when you have 21 democrats and ten republicans up, there's a very high likelihood the republicans will finish the job and take the senate, and i think we're making progress on every front. >> host: yeah. let's talk about what to do. one of the -- i approach this at the philosophical level, you can do it th

. >> corporal peck is a united states marine. he served in iraq and afghanistan.or and everything that the marine corps is about. honor, courage and commitment. this young man after being blown up once in iraq he voluntarily reenlisted to go back to afghanistan where again he was engaged by the enemy and enresulted in the loss of his limbs. we went to walter reed and met with this young man and knew that he would be the guy that we would honor with our marathon attempt and guinness world record attempt. we were honored to have him there and coming in to the finish line seeing him and recognize him the way that we did made it all worth it. >> shannon: thank you for the fact that you are raising so of those that of nose that have served and are suffering with injuries. >>> every time we bring you stories like this one the viewers want to help and they answer the call. last weekend we told you about a group troops need you. is supplies soldiers and vets with supplies that they say they need. after the seth th segment, they e-mailed us to say more than $3,000 they got

so i think talking about going to war with iran in many fairly specific -- in fairly peck terms should be -- specific term should be carefully reviewed, and that's pretty dangerous talk. it's easy to get a nation into war, not so ease is i to get a nation out of war as we are, as we are finding out. i'm not sure that the american people are ready to go into a third war. second, if you subscribe to what barbara has laid out, at least what our task force has found, in particular the internal dynamics that are occurring in iran, then why in the world would you -- as barbara has noted -- want to get in the way of that? we do have some rather significant evidence that sanctions are working, and they're working because we, our government, our policies imperfect, flawed, problems, every policy has those. but nonetheless, it has accomplished something even bigger than sanctions, and that is they have brought a consensus together. of most countries. the european union, the chinese are involved, the russians are involved. we have a rather significant consensus on this issue up to a point. and i

whatever option they peck, we will give them the specific talking points for that specific policy maker and then connect them for free so they can tell them the plot -- the talking points. we contracted real-time -- we can't track it real time. -- we can track it real time. members of congress themselves are calling us and saying please get people to stop calling. >> thank you. next, we will hear from the co- founder of embrace. >> the big idea is to save millions of babies around the world through an innovative low- cost infant incubator. it came to a course i took at stanford if you years ago. you come together to develop affordable technologies for people living on less than a dollar a day. the challenge was to develop an incubator that cost less than 1% of the cost of a traditional incubator, which is $20,000 in the u.s. i want to show a quick video of the solution that we of come up with. >> as i watched my child sleep, i feel a sense of inner peace. i would do anything to protect him and then when to always be there to give an unconditional love. >> every day, he teaches me someth

november's always a pretty big travel month for white houses because they have various summits and often a peckapec. i can remember the first president bush taking an awful trip after a bad election in '91, remember dick thornburg, clinton took this terrible death march after '94. >> well, and nixon, going back to nixon, you know, went off on those trips because he couldn't go anywhere. [laughter] >> right. >> but you're right, it is a tradition. but i think, i think the white house and i think the republicans to some extent are both in this just kind of holding patterns right now would be the kindest way to discover it. because republican leadership has got to figure out what to do and how to deal with the new people who have come to their party. and the democrats, obviously, in totality array in the house -- total disarray in the house where they have this unexpected fight over the leadership. so i think until the two sides work out their internal problems, i don't think you can make any kind of prediction about what's going to come after it. but i think the fact of the matter the democratic