again you know and you know it's a good chance of steve jobs not coming back now so now is the steve cook who seems to be a technical operations guy but just doesn't seem to have the mountain of following that steve jobs has now i think steve cook i mean i'm sorry cook is going to have. a rough time because apple's downfall started before the death of steve jobs because of the competition that came from google's android but there's a tale so you don't see the full of. after the fact and then after the fact is after steve jobs i mean i'm sorry to take the man to the c.e.o. yeah you know but because it affects you know he's going to get you're going to be for tim cook and everything is everything blamed on this poor guy and then steve jobs is day if i buy the cold follower exactly and some analysts so i want you to stay right there we're going to have more with you after the break we've got to take a quick one though but we'll have more with entrepreneurial investor reggie middleton and still ahead two you've heard about the thousands of people who are out of work or searching for jobs but

tim cook, not steve jobs. and i think everyone is trying to get their feet under themselves as to where the company will go and what kind of company it will become. >> and what's the view on tim cook now, as well? >> well, he's certainly a nicer man than steve jobs was. at least that's according to everybody who has known the two men. steve was material, could be abusive, but he was a wonderful marketer and he had a great sense for what the consumer wanted. i don't know that the street thinks that of tim cook at least not yet. he has to prove to them. >> all right. ron, thanks very much indeed for joining us. >> thank you. >>> sandy has weakened a little, but still pounding bahamas. the storm is blamed for 21 deaths in the caribbean and 11 in cuba. sandy expected to cause prtropil storm conditions in southeast florida and then track along the east coast. alex wallace from the the weather channel joins us for an update. alex, what's the expected path

>> i have great respect for the company and steve cook. i will say it again, steve is irreplaceable. we have all lost something. he was our edison. he was our picasso. there's no one like him. apple will continue to thrive not like when steve was around. >> reporter: let me ask you about your own use of capital. allocation of capital. we know you have made tons of headlines buying an island in hawaii, lan nigh, homes. how many homes do you own, 15, 11? >> homes that i live in or -- >> why to you buy homes if i don't live in them. >> i bought one in newport rhode island that i am concerting to an art museum. and i got this idea -- my favorite museums are things like the frick museum where it is someone's home that you walk through home an garden and you see the art in a very comfortable, natural setting on a much smaller more hue scale. >> reporter: the island of lanai. you love hawaii? >> i love hawaii and lanai is interesting project. there what we will do is turn lanai in to a model for sustainable enterprise. we are going to convert sea

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they passed hands to steve cook and here is a look at apple. year later. >> one year after steve jobs the company continues to shine. not everybody was sure when this news broke on october 2011. however, it is been extraordinary. you most of these questions is that can steve continue? most of these questions is that can steve continue? >> cosofa... desk...y you know what? why don't you go get some frozen yogurt. i got this. you're so sweet. you got this, right? i do got this. let us get everything off the shelf, and to your home. sofa... desk... you know what? why don't you go get some frozen yogurt. i got this. you're so sweet. you got this, right? i do got this. let us get everything off the shelf, and to your home. >>pam: to watch the blue angels during fleet week, tune into kron 4. but there are other planes. jeff bush shows you fat albert. >> this is a hercules and it is the most versatile cargo planes in the world. the u.s. military has been using this since the 1950's. despite its size fat albert is maneuverable. that point was made after

. >> i'm pam cook. steve is here with the weather. >> little bit warmer.ill some drizzle here this morning. kind of misty drizzle conditions. once that burns off, we'll be all right. you can see a lot of light drizzle out there. highs today will start to warm up. here's sal. >>> good morning, westbound 24, traffic looks good. as you drive between oakland, not a bad

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thank you for joining us on this wednesday morning, october 10th i'm pam cook. steve paulson is here with the forecast. i saw a couple lights in the sky. lightning steve? >> yes that is correct. also yesterday near half-moon bay some areas did receive the showers. and also up into lake county some of that wrap around. today also along the san mateo coast highs today 60s and 70s here is sal. >>> steve, good morning. right now traffic is doing pretty well. there is a minor crash on eastbound 24 near lafayette not causing any slow down at all. let's move along and take a look at the highway 4 commute

cook. >>> steve, looking pretty good out there in >> looking cooler. pam, i know you're over there. >> i'm here. >> we have very thick fog and not only that, we have and unbelievable system that is poised off the, as i'm sure you heard, the northeast. for us, we have a victory parade to talk about. not until wednesday. today's forecast, 67 but fog advisories out. we'll have more on that, plus hurricane sandy. >>> steve, good morning, right now, traffic is doing well around the bay area. as you can see, see continues to

. >> after the death of steve jobs, is apple still out to prove its dominance? >> yes. i am sure tim cook has a lot of pressure on him right now to prove that he can unveil a new product like this i had mini -- ipad mini and be able to pull it off. steve jobs was a great salesman. there's a lot of talk about whether or not steve -- whether or not tim cook did a good job. >> as devices get smaller and smaller, is it not harder to make money from advertising because there is less screen space? >> apple still makes a hefty chunk of money off of hardware sales. it goes to the not really competing on price, and they also make a hefty chunk of money on software. they get a percentage of every atp sold, every movie, every song download -- every atp sold -- every app sold. a lot of competitors are selling hardware at a loss trying to make up the money on the software and the apps you are buying from them. >> thank you for joining us. in one more note from the tech world, facebook released third- quarter results, saying revenue has risen to 1.2 -- $1.26 billion. the social net or's numbers rose, s

. >> (música) >> (música) >> y a un año de la muerte de steve jobs pocos dudaran que tim cook siguiera> y aprendizaje sobre nutricion y más en la feria de nutricion. >> este evento tenemos más de 200 familias que vienieron al evento le enseñamos como comer más nutritivo y comer más activo, es lógico que podamos llevar esas cosas a la comunidad entera. >> se llevara a cabo otros eventos de la comunidad como este. >> y este fin de semana la serie de eventos aquí en

cook. >> steve is joining us, so get ready for a lot of different things. >>> well, it is 65 in san francisco which is warmer than antioch and livermore, so it is going to be a warm day and the key is when does that sea breeze kick in, probably 2:00 it kicks in, and it will not matter, here is sal. >>> if you are driving down to the 580 interchange there are no problems on the richmond bridge. also looking at the san mateo bridge, that traffic is heading out to the high-rise. >>> we have breaking fire in vallejo, allie rasmus is there with a look at effort to control this fire and you are on el comino royal, right? >> reporter: news chopper 2 is overhead and we can show you a live picture of what this looks like right now. this fire started at 3:15 this morning and it was three-alarm fire and we don't know the cause of the fire and investigators are about to go into the house and start looking but he believes this fire started in the garage and may have spread to some of the bushes nearby. now there were two occupants inside. a father and son were woken up by their smoke detogether force. the

. >> one year ago today that apple founder steve jobs passed a way. tim cooke man in charge. at one. they thought that apple could not survive without steve jobs. the company continues to shine but not everyone expected it to. you can think ceo tim cook for that. apple shares are up almost 80 percent. and this is a clear sign that everything is ok. the company's capp takes $600 billion since this year. all of that while the iphone 4 s and iphone 5 and ipad broke records. still he has put his own distinct own apple. it is coaches' poll an open. but keep in mind that he is not a inventor like steve jobs so this is partly why he needs to prove himself. can cook put out ground- breaking products like drops. >> the company forecast a third quarter loss jink up. jenga. jiang the is trying to reduce its information on google. >> the sea all stated that everything is growing during the height of the halloween season. by season's .com is able to compete with other companies such as. >> temperatures were white cooler for our inland valley area. it is 74 and conquers and

cook. >> and steve, we will spark with some dramatic stuff. >> dave, that was amazing. it looks warm to hot unless we are right by the coast with a late sea breeze but we will start with 50s 60s and 70s up to 100s, here is sal. >>> and we have a nice looking drive continuing all the way to 101 and also it looks good if you are driving on the sunole grade. let's go back to dave and pam. >>> it was a violent night in oakland, shootings left several people dead. they include a 14-year-old girl. >> reporter: that's right, one was transported to hyland hospital. his condition is unknown. the violence started at a liquor store but they are investigating three different locations and here is why. we can tell you the violence started in the parking lot of this liquor store. officers found two men shot and one man died and the scene, another man was transported to hyland. police got a call at 73rd and weld. she and her teenage daughter just happened to be driving down during the shootout and the 14-year-old was shot in the leg. she drove to the closest intersection she felt safe

. >> and good morning, i am pam cook, let's check in with steve paulson for the weather. >> yesterday we had fog but it is all gone. it is windy out towards the valley maybe some of the higher elevations as well with. 70s 80s and 90s, here is sal. >>> we will start reminding you about a closure on this very same bridge. also it looks good on the golden gate bridge as you head south. let's go back to the desk. >>> they are picking up the pieces, it crashed in the what i. alex savage is where the team is down but not out, right alex? >> reporter: this is a major setback. this was the boat they were planning to race during the america's cup and it capsized yesterday afternoon and

it doesn't add up. >> the iphone 5, is this entirely tim cook's baby? did stevebs have anything to do with it conceptually or engineering wise? >> it's not much different than the original iphone. i would say steve jobs had almost everything to do with the iphone 5. >> but doesn't -- >> it's not that much -- >> go ahead. >> let's go back to that. he said that it's a four-year product cycle. 2007 to 2010 isn't four years. it's three years. let's do some math here. they aren't putting anything new out. there's not that much in the pipeline. we've been talking about apple tv for a number of years. it's just slowed. but that isn't the problem. the problem isn't the slowing of it. the problem is how they're no innovating. they're not looking at small, innovative technology changes. they're looking at these big vanilla things like facebook integration. >> i'm not sewure what you expe them to do with the iphone 5. apple has a history of polishing its products to perfection. other than a stunning new development, i don't know what they're going to do with the iphone 5. t

cook. it's 5:30. steve us keep an eye on the monster storm back east. >> it will go down as historical, in many, many respects. we'll be talking about it for weeks. it is strengthening, believe me, it's just off the charts in every way, shape and form. >> we have a couple things going on, a victory parade coming up on wednesday, mostly cloudy, i think there will be a lot of low clouds, temperatures upper 50s, we have a dense fog advisory until 8:00. be careful out there. 60s and 70s. >> highway four looking good coming up to the willow pass, with no problems. the bay bridge toll plaza a little back up, but the fog will be the story. it's 5:30 let's go back to the desk. >>> at 5:30 we're talking about the world series and the giants are world champions again in case you missed it. last night in detroit they won their second world series title in three years with an extra inning victory four to three sweeping the tigers. >> got him looking and the giants are won it all! >> the closer, surgery romo struck out

cook. thank you for joining us. steve paulson is here with the forecast and again i ask you because we are -- people will worry about the fog seeing the blue angels. >> we had that big cool down started on thursday. it continues today. there is a lot of low clouds and high clouds over us. mostly cloudy pattern. it might play into our weather late sunday into monday. todays highs 60s and 70s. >>> right now westbound highway 4 looks pretty good. it is a little crowded as you come in through the bay point area. also slow traffic building up in pleasant hill. westbound 24 as you drive past lafayette and oakland it's a nice drive. let's go back to the desk. >>> topping our news san francisco is bracing for big crowds this weekend. more than a million people are expected to fill the streets were several high profile events. that includes the america's cup world series. the giants playoffs, fleet week, and the hardly strictly bluegrass festival. we have team coverage this morning to cover everything you need to know to plan ahea

cook. windy. very windy. steve, how is the weather forecast? >> cool down, pam. fact coast yesterday was warmer than some inland areas. even all the way out to sacramento. that will not be the case today. the fog has come roaring back. temperatures on their way down. we will see 60s and mainly 70s. here is sal. >>> steve, good morning. we are doing pretty well. road work has been picked up. let's take a look at the commute on highway 4. it looks pretty good so far coming up to the willow pass grade. and this morning if you are driving on the san mateo bridge it looks good. of course we will have closures there. now let's go back to the desk. >>> we begin with developing news from san francisco. just a few hours ago someone shot at police officers in the western edition. this is after a traffic stop. ktvu alex savidge is there at the scene to tell us the story. alex. >> reporter: san francisco police officers were shot at this morning as they tried to stop a car. luckily no officers were hit. we'll show you the scene behind us. this is where the short pursuit came

cook. let's check in with steve paulson for the forecast, hey, steve. >>> temperatures will continue to beon the warm side even though there is a hint of a westerly breeze. temperatures definitely warming up coast, bay and inland and here is sal. >>> right now traffic looks good on highway 4 between walnut creek and oakland right through lafayette. also the morning drive will be nice, no more work near high street, let's go back to the desk. >>> a large fight in san francisco has sent two people in the hospital. allie rasmus joins us from the scene to talk about what happened, alley? >>> that's right, we are at 16th and valencia, they have it shut down as they did a two- hour investigation into this street brawl. it started in the morning and two people ended up in the hospital because of it. guns were not involved and this was a fight involving 20 people, unarmed. one of the people is in the hospital with life-threatening injuries and a second person is expected to be okay. it all started after some of the bars closed. this is the mission neighborhood. several people spilled into the stre

cook. thank you for joining us. stevelson has the much cooler forecast. >> that is correct dave and pam. yesterday it was record highs warm temps coast bay inland bu

. >>> good morning, i am pam cook, let's check in with he steve paulson, what is it going to be likeday? >> well, temperatures could plunge 18 to 20 degrees near the coast, here is sal. >>> we are talking about a chase on the freeway here and it is going on, on 880 southbound, i was trying to find it on my screens here so we will let you know if this actually gets out of hand, what happens with it and let's go to

. >> and i am pam cook let's check in with steve paulson. the afternoons are not bad. >> it is not as cool as yesterday, dense fog advisory, 60s and 70s for highs today. >>> steve, right now traffic on the san mateo bridge, a little bit of fog there and we can see the roadway which was just a few minutes ago and the commute is going to be slow nearby and it is looking good at the toll plaza, let's go back to the desk. >>> this is new overnight video, dozens of homes are still on fire and 50 homes have already burned to the ground. this is the scene at question some of them were seen wading in waist-deep water but it has made them unable to look for victims. >>> they are taking a sharp turn tomorrow into western new york and that means at least two more days of heavy rain in the west coast. we'll see hurricane force winds throughout the day. >> this is bad, no question about it. but, you know and it certainly has a potential to be bad for a while. >> 17 deaths are being blamed on the storm which knocked out millions to people. new york city s

cook. raining most of the night. steve, will it be with us oleate? >> off and on. mainly for the morning hours, yes. heaviest rain has been to the north bay. there is a fine line between decent rain and light rain. and that line will continue. mainly north bay again where the heaviest totals have been. there is plenty upstream. we'll have a wet morning. highs in the 60s. here is sal. >>> steve, good morning. right now traffic is going to be effected by the wet weather. as we look at the san mateo bridge you can see traffic is moving along very well there. also the morning commute is moving along very well on san francisco northbound 101. be careful there is flooding out there. and east 80 at 7th you will see traffic coming to a standstill because they are repairing sand barrels there that were hit overnight. just be careful as you drive through the bay area

. >> i'm pam cook, let's start with steve paulson. a little warming but drizzle out there. >> low cloud drizzle this morning. it will be sunny and nice later on. upper 50s, game time near 60 degrees. there are areas and pockets of drizzle. i will talk about that and take a look to the weekend. >>> westbound 44 looking pretty good. it's a decent drive at this time. it getting more crowded by the money. we're looking at north and southbound 880. >>> san jose police are investigating a shooting near a strip mall. it happened around 2:45 this morning nor the plant shopping center on monterrey road. janine de la vega is out at the scene to tell us what police are saying this morning. >> reporter: this is a popular shotting center. during the day this place is packed here. this shooting happened between babies r us here behind me and the office max. you can see where a bullet hit the building here on the babies r us and further down, another bullet struck the side of the office max. you can see it hit it in two places. police are back at th

steve jobs running it? >> i have great respect for that company. i have great respect for tim cook. it again, steve is irreplaceable. we've all lost something. you know, he was our edison. he was our picasso. there's no one like him. again, apple will continue to thrive, but not like when steve was around. >> what about your own legacy? i was talking to one of your shareholders and he said, look, i don't know if this is the mark show or the safra show. do you have a succession plan? >> right now the plan is for the three of us to run the company. oracle is a company of almost 120,000 people. we have a lot of work to do. i'm good at some things. mark is good at some things. safra is good at some things. safra runs operations. mark runs the field operations. i spend a lot of time with the engineering teams. those guys do spectacular jobs. so we have a lot of talent. we've got quality and quantity at oracle. we work pretty well together as a team. >> so you're not interested in doing a succession plan just yet? or you've got it in your head but you're in the sharing it. >> we have a lo

steve jobs and hp. >> i have great respect for that company and tim cook. i will say it again. irreplaceable. we have all lost something. he was our edison. he was our picasso. there is no one like him. apple will thrive but not like when steve was around. look what mark did when he was at hp. people forget how much trouble hp was in when he took over and what a spectacular job he did. it is like looking at the apple results. hp without mark herd. >> it is truly amazing with the person in the proith position might do but it is sad what the damage one person in the wrong position and charge. we are seeing bad leadership in too many posts. >>> we have a lot of economic data out tomorrow. dow industrials at 12 points. nasdaq composite at 3,135 and the s&p 500 up 5.24.

. >> it is the one-year anniversary of the death of steve jobs. tim cookg tribute to jobs on the company website saying the greatest gift jobs gave to the world is apple. >> added last month, but the big surprise is that unemployment rate falling to 7.8, dropping below 8% for the first time in three years. you six, unchanged? i think at 14.7, but the timing so critical ahead of the election has people not trusting the data. >> i trust in the data. i've trusted in the data for years. i don't think it can be massaged. they get it wrong, but they get it wrong for both teams. look, the report's good. hours worked up, pay up, july and august revisions up. you want to look through it because you're political? i can, i'm not political. trying to make money here. >> i'll go with you. >> thank you. >> know we hear a lot about conspiracy theories. i suppose that's something to be expected certainly if people are partisan one way or the other, but we have to go with the data. not bad. not great. let's not forget we had 1.3% in the second quarter. it's not as though w

cook. >> and i am dave clark, steve is here, how should we prepare for this? >> well ,it is cool to warm. big changes take place on the weekend, west winds kick in and we will have more on this big cool down in about five minutes, here is sal. >>> we have a rollover on westbound 92 right there before the san mateo bridge. this was on its side but the damage is don't getting out to the san mateo bridge. you can see at they are doing this. there you did he and traffic is moving along well as you head to the high-rise let's go back to the desk. >>> coming in from caster valley, we first told you about this, around midnight a house fire was reported and when firefighters arrived they found a body inside that house. alex savage is right there and i know the police busy, this is an active crime scene, right? >> reporter: that is what it has turned into and the chief tells us it certainly does look suspicious and you can see the alameda sheriff's office is collecting evidence where this body was found inside and a short time ago, this crime scene was included and we

cook. thank you for waking up with us. steve, is it just me or is it cold outside? >> it is cold. jacket in here? because it's cold in here. it will be a sunny and warmer day. temperatures will start off on the chilly side but they will warm up and we have lots of 70s. in fact a few mid 70s. we'll have more on your weekend forecast in five minutes. here is sal. >>> highway 4 traffic looking pretty good as you come up to the will low pass grade there are no major problems here. some of the road work is still there in the antioch area in the eastbound direction. also this morning we are looking at interstate 880 near the coliseum and that traffic does move well. let's go back to the desk. >>> we are following breaking news of a shooting in san francisco south of market neighborhood. ktvu channel 2 news tara moriarty is there at san francisco general hospital with the latest on the victims condition and et search for a suspect. tara. >> reporter: the victim's friend drove him here after he was shot. we understand he is in critical

cook. time now is 5:30. steve paulson is here with the forecast weekend.ways worry about the fog with the blue angels. >> cooer. temperatures started yesterday and right went into not only the inland areas but will continue that today. we also have high and mid level clouds. equals 60s and 70s. here is sal. >> steve, good morning. right now traffic continues to move well in marin county. southbound 1012 approaching -- 101 approaching the san rafael area. we are looking good on the golden gate bridge. let's go back to dave and sam. >>> speaking of san francisco they are bracing for big crowds this weekend. more than a million people are expected to fill the streets and roads. several high profile events including the america's world cup series just to name a few. city leaders hope this might show who is to come for the big america's cup event next year. they are expecting three million people in san francisco. oh yeah and then there is this. looking up in the skies over san francisco this afternoon. you may get a glimpse of the famous navy blue angels. the

cook. let's check your weather and traffic, steve is here and you can smile about our weather, right? >> i would rather be on the coast, though. >> and now that the sunrise is here, it is bad, really, really bad, catastrophic for some and livermore is the only one that is clear and there is a dense fog advisory out until 9:00 and it includes everybody on the coast and bay. highs today 60s and 70s, here is sal. >>> traffic on highway 4, that has moved along, south of mt. diablo watch for a motorcycle accident, let's go back to the desk. >>> and they are looking for that deadly situation caused by huricane sandy and as many as 3,000 are being evacuated from bergen new jersey. now they are saying a bermuda overflowed and people have climbed on to their rooftops trying to get away from floodwaters. look as it on as you -- houses away from the jersey shore. they have caed them to be put on alert and this is not causing a public safety risk right now. then there is new york city especially hit hard by the big storm. hurricane force winds caused a facade in the chills i neighborhood and high

cook. a little rain overnight. let's check in with stevelson with the forecast. >> last night it came down, late in the game and also overnight some areas took a pounding. that system is moving south over towards san jose and points east. mostly cloudy cool day with off and on showers. >>> right now traffic is moving along pretty well around the bay area but it is a little bit wet out there from the overnight rain, so you still have to deal with somewhat wet commute, highway 24 between walnut creek and oakland looks good. the morning commute looking good if you are driving on 880 north and southbound. >>> topping our news, the san francisco giants are national league champions and the world series is coming back to the bay area tomorrow. >> th

steve jobs' death. but i think they have to be really careful. i think it is a good time for tim cooksome notes out of steve jobs' playbook. i certainly hope that the company's map for his direction for the company is better than apple maps. >> would jobs have ever let that map app out? >> i don't think so. i think that that is a big point, sticking point, to investors. of course his memory lives on but investors worried that the stock rally has yououtlasted th product legacy. people say steve jobs would never have let that happen. >> james gore man telling the "financial times" bankers are still overpaid. agree? >> yeah. there is a paradigm shift on wall street. i commend deutsche bank the first bank to come out and say and say we are going to structurally change compensation. shareholders need to be rewarded. when you think of morgan stanley, 23% return on equity, 4% now in employees need to get paid less. >> absolutely. i think this idea of trying to increase compensation when revenues are going down as a way to retain talent, i kind of want to call bs on that. i think we're in som

cook. i love that. steve jobs would fire tim cook.e would fire everyone involved in maps and he would berate them in front of everyone. he was not a nice man and yet everyone loved him anyway. >> lifelock posted a little below the range. maybe a little disappointment there. i might be able to see that. certainly one that we're going to watch, a big week for ipos, of course, one of the busiest. berry plastics tomorrow and pretty sizeable deals. >> and one of the things that we need to see is some pulse down here. there was a lot of social media, people got gaffed. any time you see new companies, you think, maybe i should stop shorting goldman sachs and maybe there is a sign of capital formation. p excellent show stopper yesterday. and mark cuban was so great and the destruction of the capital markets. cuban, cooperman, these guys are not idle thinkers. they are the best we have. and high frequency trading has destroyed a lot. >> and suggesting you tax intraday trades 50%, trades less than a minute, 100%, that would cut down on it in a

i will let steve introduce charlie cook and amy walter. charlie's son just came back from afghanistan. last month, he was 82nd airborne. i am sure he is delighted to be back safely and we all are, as well. [applause] steve is the co-host of "morning edition." i will turn it over to steve. thank you very>> is an honor to talk to both of you folks. much. i grew up watching abc news. i pay attention to abc's reporting. it is great to meet amy walter. she tells them what to do. when i first moved to washington in 1996, very early on i had some political question i was putting to a colleague. they said, you really ought to call up charlie cooke. it is true then and it continues to be true now. for those who don't know, he is the editor of the political report and a columnist for the national journal. i want to begin with a really straightforward question. i am sure the answer is simple. who is winning the presidential election? >> you really had to put it out there. so, you look at the news coverage and you look at the data and you get two diffe

i will let steve introduce charlie cook and amy walter. charlie's son just came back from afghanistan. last month, he was 82nd airborne. i am sure he is delighted to be back safely and we all are, as well. [applause] steve is the co-host of "morning edition." i will turn it over to steve. >> is an honor to talk to both of you folks. i grew up watching abc news. i pay attention to abc's reporting. it is great to meet amy walter. she tells them what to do. when i first moved to washington in 1996, very early on i had some political question i was putting to a colleague. they said, you really ought to call up charlie cooke. it is true then and it continues to be true now. is those who don't know, he the editor of the political report and a columnist for the national journal. i want to begin with a really straightforward question. i am sure the answer is simple. who is winning the presidential election? >> you really had to put it out there. [laughter] so, you look at the news coverage and you look at the data and you get two different answers.