. >> you like ronald regan in >> of course i do. will make you ronald regan by midnight. i can go to south carolina and get a social security card saying you are ronald regan and a hispanic person comes to you that said i am ronald regan. you do i want look like ronald regan you get sued. i want documents verifiable for employment. turn it in a biometric document that cannot be faked and go back to roger els to negotiate your contract you may mike moore and he ask a good job. roger els. mike huckabee knocks it out of the park on sunday night. you go back to negotiate with roger, you will have a document that fox news can prove quickly that you are mike huckabee. if you did that one thing along with securing the border, it would be hard to hire the illegal immigrant. if they do they ought to lose their business and go to jail. >> it stounds reasonable but people in the republican party if there is anything that does not severely punish peam who are here, senator, that is the challenge. >> i got you. >> it is it a huge price for supporting the idea that the children of ille

get ready for early winter chill. 40 regan national dulles 37. and bwi marshal 39. setting stage forix around here later this afternoon. coastal storm taking shape to our east. and into the new jersey coastline, we're going to be on the western edge of it. we're going to be close enough later this afternoon under this cold air mass. light rain transition over to a wintery mix around here. at least the potential for a wintery mix around here. don't think we'll see much in the way of accumulation. but as you get further north and east, better chances you'll be closer to the center of the storm. perhaps on the grassy surfaces up towards the boarder there. there might even be an inch to

here to talk more about the economic impact of the storm is trish regan in new york. trish is the host of "street smart" on bloomberg television. trish, thanks for being with us. it seems like economists have been torn on the impact of this storm. some say this will even out because there will be so much construction for the rebuilding effort. others say that won't be enough. it won't work for waitresses who are waiting in restaurants. how do you see this? >> i think the latter there, victor. good morning. i think the reality is that there is still going to be a lot that is lost from this economy. initial estimates right now are 30, 40, some as high as $50 billion that could be lost as a result of all of this storm activity. however, and this is what you're referring to. some economists are saying, well, you might see a pick up in building activity and homes need to be rebuilt and construction projects need to resume and, thus, you could see another $30 billion potential in construction that happens after the fact. nonetheless, as you point out, you're left with all t

regan national we have not hit the freezing mark. most of the area at or below freezing. 34 right now in washington. check out your numbers. 35 in frederick. 24 in martins burg . richmond with 30 degrees. and richmond now, 29 in richmond. the other big issue with the cold, unfortunately our friends off to the northeast, it's 33 in new york city. and much of the area there in the upper 20s and low 30s. there's still hundreds of thousands without power. keep our fingers crossed they warmup later today. here's a look at satellite radar. one or two clouds to start your day. mostly sunny. later this afternoon high clouds move in. rain down into georgia and south carolina, that's the making of our coastal storm. we will have clouds around tomorrow. and the storm is going to be just far enough off shore. but i want to emphasize that path is not set in stone and could wobble a little. if it were to come west, we would be dealing with more of rain, wind and potential for winter weather around here wednesday into thursday. >> let's hope it doe

regan national 42. bwi marshal, 40. here's your forecast warming it up to 50 with sunshine building in. the sunsets early this afternoon just after 5:00. all right. more details on the weather in just a minute. let's do the traffic. good morning. >> very much a busy commute on the bw parkway this morning. 7 cars involved in this pile up. sky fox is still keeping an eye on. single file to the right. the accident occurred before the exit for 198. northbound baltimore parkway starting to stack up before you reach 193. southbound on the brakes from 32 but southbound all lanes are open. headed northbound trip out of bwi. better bet is to stick with i 95. we just lost that shot but delays are forming back at the beltway. all right. taking it back inside . we have other problems to report. for those traveling the outer loop, the crash occurred before you reach pennsylvania avenue. the two left lanes are blocked. delays on the outer loop starting to format route 5. down to five miles an hour. trying to work your way out towards

current temperature regan national, it's cold. 39 at regan national. 37 dulles. you are looking at the high temperatures today with the wind and the clouds. we're just not going to warmup a whole lot. any rain that starts could transition over to a brief period of snow later this afternoon. no advisories here in washington. up towards baltimore, a winter weather advisory there. we could see maybe an inch, maybe two inches of snow as you get up into northern delaware there. again, the worst of this will be north and east. high temperature, 42. we did that at midnight. cloudy and cold. not expecting any accumulations around here. some parts of the area could get covering here. that's a quick look at the weather. tony, allison, back to you up stairs. >> well, there it is. those are the numbers right there. president obama winning the presidential election and therefore a second term in office. president obama defeats mitt romney by more than 2 million votes capturing the vote of half the country. far exceeding the required 270 electoral votes earning 306. obama took

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temperatures right now at regan national 39. 37 in gathers burg. these temperatures will climb in the mid to upper 40s. plenty of sunshine. so, again, these temperatures have been a little on the cool side and remain so today with temperatures running 10 to 12 degrees below average for the first week of november. sunshine for the first part of your day. clouds move in later this afternoon. and into the nighttime hours, this is our storm system. not off the coast yet but will be later tonight. and pushes up the eastern sea board during the day tomorrow. i want to show you a couple different features. future cast. the thinking has changed a little in the past 24 hours. yesterday, we thought we were going to be impacted here in a great way. we're thinking it's going to be just far enough east that we'll be on the western edge. clouds starting to roll in. and during the day tomorrow, much of the day, that storm system stays just off shore. so if this forecast track verifies, we're not going to see a whole lot. clouds, maybe showers during the afternoon

that while don regan might have been a good secretary of treasury, he was not a good chief of staff. >> right. look. the answer is, to follow up on what john said, you've got to open the circle. you need some fresh talent, yo need some fresh blood, you need some fresh ideas yochl u also have to learn from will lessons from the first term which means nothing is static, which means you have to start building relationships that you may not have had during the first term. john is right. you have about a year before you start getting into the next god-forbid election cycle. this is the time to narrow your agenda but be bold. what are the two, three, four things that you want your ton cy and prison dency to build the country around. >> david, a lot of people think it's not just a question of new personnel. the president in this particular case needing to to be more of a different style. do you think, "a," that's true, and, boris yeltsi"b," that's po? do you think they can change in the middle of their presidency? >> yes, you can. i think bill clinton became a much more effective president

and that state hasn't voted for a republican president since 1984 when they voted for ronald regan hereso it is a steep mountain climb for the republicans but they are fairly confident today. >> it's interesting. thank you very much zoey conway in madison, wisconsin. a lot of talk here about individual voting blocks in some areas, these are groups of voters that parties have deliberately targeted or in some instances you could argue left sit back -- maria, good morning to you. thank you for being with us. i'm wary of general liesing. but it's an interesting voting block for the latino vote, because it is growing and growing. for instance there are many more hispanic voters eligible to vote, aren't there? >> yes. but also they are in different parts of the country. the electoral map was written in 2010 where the weight was no longer in the coast. no longer just new york, south carolina and florida. now it's in colorado, is obama or romney going to take it? you find too often that people don't realize the latino vote is undersampled when it comes to polling. i think we'll see a lot of sur

see regan rebels carried out fresh attacks on government facilities and -- ciena rebels -- syrian rebesl carried out fresh attacks on government facilities. they are clearly continuing as the rebels tried to unseat president assad. just a short time ago the greek government has secured enough parliamentary votes to improve -- to approve its austerity reform package. they will receive new spending cuts earlier. police fired water cannons to disperse tens of thousands of protesters. the violence erupted when they tried to storm the parliament building. let's go to china. yesterday we saw democracy in action in all its chaotic, colorful glory. a very different transition of power will take place in china. a change will have a vague impact on the relations with the rest of the world, but we do not know how it is unfolding. it is taking place almost entirely behind closed doors. we have this for my country preparing for change. >> long live the great chinese people, and long live the great chinese communist party. 30 or so years ago, the leaders went around. everyone wore identical suits, gra

there's this famous story about reagan's second term where james baker goes in with donald regan, the then secretary and said, mr. president, we've come up with an idea, let's swap jobs. >> right. it didn't work out so well. >> it didn't work out so well. that while don regan might have been a good secretary of treasury, he was not a good chief of staff. >> right. look. the answer is, to follow up on what john said, you've got to open the circle. you need some fresh talent, you need some fresh blood, you need some fresh ideas. you also have to examine the lessons that you learned from the first term and realize that nothing is static. which means you have to start building relationships that you may not have had during a first term. john is right. you have about a year before you start getting into the next, god forbid, election cycle. this is the time where you have to narrow your agenda but be bold. what are the two, three, four things that you really want the country and your presidency to build around. >> david, a lot of people think it's not just a question of new personnel. that

. >> that's what it's about, if regan and o'neill can do it, obama should be able to do it. >> reporter: but republicans have consistently voted against any deal that raises tax revenue. >> the key is whether or not the republicans will move away from the id logically rigid tradition which was the grove pledge that they will not go for additional revenue. >> reporter: for the first time the antitax pledge seems to be negotiable. >> when you're $16 trillion in debt, the only pledge we should be making to each other is to avoid the coming grief and republicans should put revenue on the table. >> reporter: but new revenue doesn't necessarily mean new taxes. >> i would be very much opposed to raising tax rates, but i believe we can close a lot of loopholes. >> reporter: and democrats say just closing loopholes and cutting deductions isn't enough. >> we have to raise additional revenues and tax rates on the wealthy. >> reporter: in any deal, republicans insist on big cuts to entitlement programs like medicare and social security. susan mcginnis, cbs washington. >>> today it's stay at home an

>> it's important to note that ronald regan removed those solar panels from the white house. i am unclear on the agenda and on ours it doesn't mention any possible action item, but on the document for the public utilities commission it does and i think we want to make sure we're either today or the next puc meeting but i hope that's the plan, the framework of the plan can be adopted. >> i would like to make a comment. >> commissioner torres. >> first of all i never believed the hit pieces against you commissioner olague. >> thank you. >> and the man that defeated carter thought redwood trees caused pollutions and number three i don't think the staff is naive and to suggest that is inappropriate. they have been working very hard in this effort -- >> i -- >> i'm not talking about you. i am talking general in response. i believe the process is organic and i believe they do take into consideration every input as possible and this process and i know the chair and the other members of the commission know is not over yet. it is still evolving and that is an important element to put

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regan, clinton and washington figured out how to win against the odds. of course to achieve the accommodation in congress he would need a lyndon johnson, tip o'neill or new gingrich to lead the congress majority that would follow. so what specifically what i recommend that he would do to avoid the challenges of the second term? he should appoint an intermediary with the skills of simpson-bowles to work with the congress on a legislative proposal. he should recommend a creative revision of the tax law and serious debt reduction program and encourage the congress to enact an annual budget which hasn't occurred in the past three years. he might come up with a proposal for the inventor of public-private partnerships to improve infrastructure including the electric grid it and continue to encourage energy independence. the resolution of the supplies should be sought but all of this will occur only if the be elected barack obama can find the unique temperament required to work with his administration to move to the center and to discover ways to reach meaningf

this is new video from regan national this morning. you will be able to see a number of cancellations on the board there to new york and philadelphia. >> good morning, everybody. i'm tony perkins. >> i'm allison seymour. and it does seem like those folks are getting a lot. >> i know we all feel for them. i can't imagine going through what they are going through. >> being very cold too. tucker barnes is joining us mother nature seems to be relentless. >> not cooperating. early season snowstorm right right down to the coast. 6 inches of snow last night. more on that coming up. locally, we're doing better. temperatures in the right direction. still going to be a cool day but highs in the low 50s. right now regan national 41. very chilly start to our day. it's going to be a cool one. we're starting to get breaks in the clouds. there's your satellite radar. the storm grinding up the coast of new england. still left over rain and snow showers back towards new york. we're on the back edge of this and clear out. we're still going to be under t

joining me now is trish regan, host of bloomberg tv's "street smarts."sh, good morning. >> good morning, randi. >> what's the likelihood of not reaching a compromise in time? >> the market changes from minute to minute. investors will feel optimistic and suddenly the market moves higher and then they get pessimistic. you can see how the market reacted just yesterday when you saw nancy pelosi out there. you saw john boehner out there saying we are hopeful we can get a deal done, and the market had a positive reaction to that, yet it lost that upside throughout the day. teetered back and forth between positive and negative territory, finally close the day out positive, so perhaps that suggests that maybe we are a little bit closer, but here's the thing, randi. they have got to get something done. >> yeah. >> they have got to solve this issue because if not the consequences are severe. >> you know, you listen to some people and they suggest that fears of falling off the cliff are overblown. i mean, what are the real consequences here? >> the real consequenc

>> i remember when i worked for the american spectator during the regan years and it was at like 25,000 circulation. during clinton it was 250,000. so opposition always benefits. but you never that because you have people who are unhappy who may say i'm tired of the political process. i don't know. >> that doesn't count because that magazine sucked. >> that was unnecessary. >> he is mean. >> remember rush limbaugh said the best thing happening to him was clinton getting elected it sky rocketed him to fame. >> back then there was something to get mad at. you cheered me up a wee bit. >> it is amazing seeing you two together given he doesn't like black people. >> it is the bloody wogs i have a problem with. >> the what? >> the wogs. >> are they from the middle earth? >> i think he means blog. >> i want to get jedediah in here. the demographics are changing. that's what everybody says when they have nothing to say. not to the republican advantage. do you have any thoughts, cares or secret fantasies about me? >> no, i don't. i am still in mourning. if you notice i am in all black today becau

temperatures cool, 42 right now at regan national. it's in the low 30s north and west.emperatures in winchester. after a cold start, temperatures will bottom out in the 30s later tonight with an afternoon high in the low to mid50s. there you go. 54 in town. 51 annapolis and upper 40s authority and west. >> thank you. let's check in with julie. >> on time traffic brought to you by toyota. visit buy a toyota.com. >> all right. on the roads, eastbound 66 has been the big hang up. traveling inbound from 28 centerville heading eastbound toward the parkway. the current sky fox still above the scene. three cars involved in this crash this have been cleared, the lanes are open but delays continuing toward centerville. traffic slows at 123. i just got off the phone with vdot. they are trying to secure the plate. that's what she said along canal road and it looks like they have just clears the way. they were having trouble trying to secure this plate where they were busy doing work. all of the activity is cleared. the lanes are open as well as leading m street out of georgetown.

even ronald regan had the iran contra scandal and bill clinton did have impeachment.o they are really tough and in your administration your best people, your first team you have on your staff and in cabinet positions in your first term, many of them go away in your second term so it's one where democrats and republicans are going to have to come together especially on the fiscal issue. we know what will happen. we will have huge spending cuts in defense and it will go into effect january 1 or the bush tax cuts will expire as of january is so they will have to do one of two things, either have a stopgap measure and let the next congress and president obama work out something over the entire year of 2013, tax reform measure and so on or they are going to have to act in the lame duck session. this is not ducking the issue but knocking it over to the new congress that had just been elected and the president who was re-elected and let them work it out in a very conference hence i way in 2013. host: mr. barnes the lopsided percentage african-americans 93%. what's the g.o.p.

joining us former senior advisor to president regan pat buchanan. >> an excellent closing speech forhe campaign. he has and he may not have the numbers but he certainly has the look of a winner. you see there, greta. >> greta: i think he would rather have the numbers than the look. >> they may be there, too. he was throughout in ohio. had 30,000 people. i see real energy and fire and enthusiasm and a sense that we can win this inning in the romney campaign. the key question is and he s doing very well among independents. the key question is can that overcome what is the superior ground game the president has always had and can it overcome the state polls that you see in realclearpolitics state by state where they show him slidely behind. i think maybe he can but i don't know how exactly how i would bet if i had to put everything i had on it. but you what did romney have to do? north carolina, he picks up florida and virginia where he is is right now and takes ohio and new hampshire, 270 electoral votes. if he loses ohio and takes, pennsylvania, which is a little more uphill then he h

. >>> when we met joseph regan at one of the massive kitchens at new york city's rikers island jail,e was serving 90 days for misdemeanor assault and penny larceny. >> they're not always as clean as they should be. and you got cockroaches and stuff in here like that. but, you though, didn't see anybody die lately so i guess they get away with it. >> while he may never get a job as a rikers island spokesman, he offered a plug for life here. >> if you like being told what to do, if you like being told what to eat, when to sleep, go to the bathroom, scratch your ass, if you like taking a chance getting your ass kicked or getting killed, then this is the place for you. >> like many other inmates here, reagan has had multiple arrests. >> most people that come to jail stay in jail, regardless if they go home or not. they come back and come back. they end up spending the rest of their life in jail. >> while inmates can sometimes be in denial about the circumstances that brought them to jail, reagan was crystal clear. >> it's not that we don't have the knowledge to do different things. i kno

i just unless we get a little harsher as in president regan that things aren't really going to change-and their arehe that of arena of influence over there. >> we appreciate the time today and you sharing your story and we thank you for your service as well that is what you werer doing over in iran. thank you, don. >> thank you, ma'am. >> we'll be back. ...but you still have to go to the gym. ♪ the one and only, cheerios morning because my back hurt so bad. the sleep number bed conforms to you. ... up in the morning with no back pain. i can adjust it if i need to...if my back's a little more sore. and by the time i get up in the morning, i feel great! if you have back pain, toss and turn at night or wake up tired with no energy, the sleep number bed could be your solution. the sleep number bed's secret is it's air chambers which provide ideal support and put you in control of the firmness. and the bed is perfect for couples because each side adjusts independently to their unique sleep number. here's what clinical research has found: ® 93% of participants experienced back-pain relief.

. >> don regan. >> it was passive because jim baker went to the president and said we've agreed to tradet okay with you? reagan said fine. >> you have somebody your age to play with you. what do you think of that, doug? >> well, i just don't think it's as big of worrying about cabinet shuffles in white house shuffles compared to whatn did with diplomacy with mikhail goshrbachev gorbachev. >> that's because howard baker -- isn't that true because howard baker came in and saved his bacon. >> they did -- >> but it was saved -- >> doug? >> and also is just that in the pipeline are a loterm obama has a lot ofpipeline. you can do in a second term things you can't do in a first with executive power. you could sign off today on 15 national monuments for the interiore to touch because of politics. so there's a strength to a second term. everything -- i agree generally with what you're all saying and paarly with congress. it will be very hard for barack obama to do much more than defend the affordable care act, get something quickly done on immigration, 16 is going to creep up on him and 15. years

"outfront" trish regan of street smart and author of "joint ventures."inning of the future. >> it's the beginning of a trend. the reality there's economics behind this. states are struggling right now. they are looking and saying wow this could mean something for my tax revenue. this could help me deal with my budget deficit. maybe it could bring in a little bit of tourism besides. so my expectation is you're going to see more and more of this. california tried it in 2010. was not successful. it will resurface in california. a lot more states will follow. >> they can get tax revenue from it. it's big money. >> big, big money. colorado and jeffrey marin is estimating colorado and washington will each bring in about $50 to $60 million in tax revenue and that's not only that. enforcement savings. $47 million you don't have to run down people. $74 million in colorado. $99 million being saved in washington. then as i was saying earlier there's all this potential tourism. denver, colorado. you have more -- >> the new amsterdam. >> in fact there's an area in de

even ronald regan had the iran contra scandal and bill clinton did have impeachment. so they are really tough and in your administration your best people, your first team you have on your staff and in cabinet positions in your first term, many of them go away in your second term so it's one where democrats and republicans are going to have to come together especially on the fiscal issue. we know what will happen. we will have huge spending cuts in defense and it will go into effect january 1 or the bush tax cuts will expire as of january is so they will have to do one of two things, either have a stopgap measure and let the next congress and president obama work out something over the entire year of 2013, tax reform measure and so on or they are going to have to act in the lame duck session. this is not ducking the issue but knocking it over to the new congress that had just been elected and the president who was re-elected and let them work it out in a very comprehensive way in 2013. host: mr. barnes the lopsided percentage african-americans 93%. what's the g.o.p. pl

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>> that's what our strength is. 28 years ago when i ran ronald regan's campaign we started the west coastwe had california, we had union, catholic, whatever. today we have a majority of white men, we have married women, we have to go basically reach out to latinos and make serious inroads in the next decade. >> the moderates of the republican party are hard to find these days on capitol hill. romney is one who sippinged that maybeself deportation was a good idea. there wouldn't be enough jobs for hispanics who were here illegally and maybe they wouldself deport. these aren't helpful with the hispanic community. >> the we had to go so far to the right. >> why? >> the cast of characters, ohio, new hampshire there is a -- what the people said and demand and i think we need to relook at where we are as a party. i'm an old man but the young people in the party are playing smart need to basically figure out it's not just money, better commeridate. have you to go out and understand where the population is and appeal to them. there is another generation that is coming along. >> rather than modera