. >> i took a ride with tom adams today. the man is in a lot of pain. you know,. >> putting up posters. >> might have seen something. >> at least going to read the thing. >> at a certain point, another posters, people are going to know. >> someone is going to break on it. >> his son michael was killed back on september 19, 19th, hit by a vehicle has she walked northbound right here in jefferson in the early hours of the morning. the drivers kept on going. overtime the agony turned into something else. >> i was over five weeks later. the guy knew that he hit somebody. you know you hit somebody. >> a big life working two jobs. an army reservist who love >> were not driving home. >> i spoke with morris county prosecutors earlier today and they would not say much other then there is an active ongoing investigation, surveillance camera videos being accumulated and studied. tom has put out a $20,000 reward for information leading up to a conviction. what about you? you can call any of the numbers listed on the screen or hit us up. if you know something you ne

good evening, new hampshire i' m , tom griffith. adam sexton joins us live from hudson tonight to explain what police say stands out about this criminal duo. adam: police tell us that the male suspect has probably done something like this before. to the point he is getting overconfident. they say when he walked into the walmart this afternoon, he took off his hat and looked up at the security camera as if to say ' catch me if you can' . hudson police say these two suspects targeted an 89-year-old woman at wal-mart monday afternoon. one got the woman' s attention while the other rifled through her purse. >> she was distracted by a male subject to help pick out some merchandise. while she was distracted a female counterpart reached into her shopping cart and grabbed her wallet out of her purse and made off with an undisclosed amount of money, and also some cards and some sentimental items as well. the store' s surveillance cameras adamthe store' s surveillance cameras: recorded these images. the man is described as possibly hispanic, in hi

live in laconia, adam sexton, wmur news 9. tom: police in winchester also dealt with a standoff this afternoon. a disagreement between neighbors led to a man barricading himself inside his home for about four hours. wmur' s mike cronin explains how police safely resolved the situation. mike a several hour standoff : ended peacefully in winchester in what police are calling a neighborhood disturbance. around 12:30 this afternoon police responded to a report of a gun shot on jones road. police say 35-year-old joseph legere had a dispute with a neighbor then ran to his home down the road and barricaded himself inside. the keene police bearcat was on scene and a state police negotiation team made contact with legere. several hours later police say legere surrendered and was taken into custody without incident. no one was injured. legere is charged with reckless conduct with a deadly weapon and criminal threatening. >> right now, we' re completing a search warrant of the residence. and after that, we' re going to witnesses, and go from

adam: already. patriots quarterback tom brady is calling out beverage and food companies. why he says they' >> outcome of euros kevin forecast. >> now, meteorologist kevin enjoy this tomorrow with a sky at times. we love ok atop mount washington here to temperatures lower 20' s, winds around 30, 40 miles an hour there. it shows that at the present time, but there is a lot of blue sky elsewhere, and what will be have a chance to get outdoors before the sun sets later on the evening. the next system is coming at us initially up in the north country with some extra clouds leaders afternoon, maybe a shower. as the pan out, you notice through the great lakes, this will be around tomorrow morning, eventually going away late morning, early afternoon before a break in the sunshine tomorrow afternoon. a different looking sky getting results. low and mid cities for most, we drop back to the 20' s in the north country earlier this morning, so a significant warm-up compared to where we you will notice to readers running five degrees, 10 degrees at lunchtime, so we continue on with the

adam sexton, wmur news 9. tom: parents are on alert after a threatening list was found last week at nashua high school north. officials say the list was placed in a japanese animated cartoon book. the superintendent says students were never in any danger. mike cronin joins us live from nashua tonight with the story. mike: the book that this list was found in was sold online and in stores. officials say they don' t believe there were any plans by the student to harm others, but say they are taking this situation seriously. last friday, danielle and eric say their 15-year-old daughter came home from nashua high school north scared after her name was discovered on a threatening list. >> i think the mystery shrouding this is what is causing the alarm. parents are afraid. mike: officials say a student spoke up after finding a classmate with a book called it' s based on a japanese cartoon where characters can write down the names of people who have wronged them, and the book has power to cause harm to those listed. offi

tom kierein here on when we can all see a break. good morning, everyone. i'm angie goff. >> and i'm adam tuss. >> a lot of people have been talking about training for this day. the marine corps marathon kicking off in a few more hours. >> we have team coverage for the 40th anniversary of the marathon. we want to check in with "news4's" jim handly up early. hi, how are you? >> reporter: hi, adam, hi, angie. we're under the cover of darkness. we're on the bridge. as you mentioned, 40,000 participants have signed up. not all will finish. some are running the 10k. most are running the full marathon. let's bring in the race director for the past 23 years. rick. it's chilly, but how would it impact the runners? >> i would say this is ideal. a little bit overcast. you don't want that heat. a little bit of humidity is goo good. when it rains, you still need to drink and hydrate. >> you forget that sometimes. >> you do. somehow you think water is absorbing into your body. we've got to consume. >> reporter: runners are made of tough stuff, marines are made of tough stuff. if people are coming down

marbury versus madison case, delving into the heated battles between outgoing president john adams, the new tom -- the new president thomas jefferson, and the newly appointed justice john marshall. >> john marshall established that the court as the interpreter of the constitution in the famous decision he wrote in marbury versus madison. >> marbury versus madison is probably the most famous case this court ever decided. >> joining the discussion, he ye law school professor akhil lamar and cliff sloan. "landmark cases" premieres monday at 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span3, and c-span radio. for background on each case, order your copy of the "landmark cases" companion book at c-span.org/landmarkcases. his weekly address, the president discusses economic growth and gives his reaction to a potential government shutdown in december. senator john barrasso of wyoming gives the republican response. he talks about the costs of federal regulations. obama: hi, everybody. yesterday, we learned our businesses created 118,000 jobs in september. that makes 67 straight months of job creation and 13.2 milli

adam sexton, wmur news 9. tom: right now manchester police are searching for two men they say tried to steal a woman's purse. police believe they have caught the pair. on surveillance, running from the scene, which happened near rite aid on elm street. amy coveno live tonight with how this scary attempted robbery played out. amy? reporter: good evening, tom, wee at the corner of penacook and penn straight. this woman was headed home yesterday evening, and that surveillance, seems to be captured from a camera on the side of the building. we talked to the woman about an hour ago, she seemed upbeat and sprays that she was able at just five feet tall to fend off two men who are over six feet tall and held onto her purse. it happened last night around she noticed a man approaching her from behind, she tried to cross the street when a second man jumped in front of her. the two tried to grab her purse, it was draped around her neck, but she was knocked to the ground, she kicked and screamed enough to scare the men off. t

adam? >> brrr. tom is back with the forecast. >>> right now in oklahoma, a controversial statue of the ten commandments is being removed from the state capital grounds, it has been in place for six years, but your controversy as other religions demanded space alongside it. the oklahoma supreme court ruled religious monuments on public grounds violated state law. the workers started late last night to avoid protests. they also added security around the monument before they began. >>> a warning, this is some alarming and potentially disturbing video out of the mediterranean we'll show you here. a car show in malta went wrong when this car lost control, and barreled into a crowd of people. we can tell you no one was killed. 28 people were badly hurt. four are in critical condition but stable. as of this morning, no word on why that car lost control. >>> let's turn our attention to the weather. >> tom is telling us about the sun making its triumphant return. >> yeah, but not yet. and as we had the clear sky

tom brady pick 6. >> picked off by adams. it wasn't the blow out everyone was expecting. brady's first interception of the season, led to patriots first half time deficit of the season. >> they got a good defense. and they played well. i think they definitely did some things to challenge us. and we're going to have to do you know adjust some things going forward. second half, and they did it against the wrong team. >> he bobbles it. oh my god. down 6 indy tried to get cute with that fake punt formation from their own 37. and it backfired big time. >> what are you doing indianapolis? you western illinois? i take full responsibility on that. and i didn't do a good enough job of getting that communicated to the guys. >> yeah, just miscommunication. it turned out to be one of the most failed fakes probably of all time. kind of mistake and all time great makes you pay for. brady tossing three touchdowns to beat the team that started deflategate but showed no signs of any special celebration after the game. >> i thought we could execute a lot better in lot of phases. run pass,

adam tuss. another cool day. >> let's go to storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein. >> you said it, adam, another gg gray-t day.you can see that in southern virginia and this persistent light rain right now. just a few sprinkles. these patches of rain. a few other sprinkles and down 95 from the beltway to fredericksburg and west of that as well. all of this tracking off into culpeper, rappahannock, madison county into the central shenandoah valley. these sprinkles will be tracking for the next couple of hours. temperatures are rather cool as well. not as chilly as yesterday morn bug still low 50s north and west. in the metro area, we're in the mid and upper 50s. a look at when we'll see the sunshine back. that's coming up in a few minutes. >> thank you, tom. right now rain continues to bring flooding conditions to the carolina coast. this weekend there was 12 inches of rain dumped into the area. we know at least five people were killed the this weekend's storms. president obama declaring a state of emergency in the carolinas, bringing up federal money to the area. some of that aid will go to families in north c

and today we will take a look at one of my favorite letters, written from thomas jefferson tom"q÷ abigail adams804 as the two tried to patch things up in the wake of the appointments. a family tragedy brought together thomas jefferson and abigail adams in june 1804, abigail wrote to express sympathies on the death of abigail's daughter. polly. he remind her that he and john had a long friendship and said, they had never stood in i'each other's way and spoke about the midnight appointments that had divided the pair. i can say with truth that one act of mr. adams life and one only ever gave me a moment's personal displeasure. i did consider his last appointments to office as personally unkind. they were from among my most ardent political enemies from whom no faithful cooperation can be can expected and laid me to act through men's views who were aimed to defeat mine. this one reads a little differently. often he comes across as a cool reserved level headed virginian, here, he is somewhat different. he is speaking to abigail as an intellectual equal and concerned about how politics ruptured his f

. >> adam: patriots with little time to prepare. tom brady talking about this week's short turn around and the challenges they mace as they head -- face as they head into the game with the dolphins king a new exhibit honoring the boston former mayor. >> one retailer closing its doors on black friday. where it wants you to head instead. >> announcer: 7 news at 5:00 starts now. >> now on 7. a student slammed to the ground. the tough takedown capturing the attention of the f.b.i. tonight the investigation into the a classroom confroation.

adams series. and i think the world of tom hanks and dino what beautiful work he does and all the people who work with him, some of the best people i've ever worked with in my life. >> this is a text from the philadelphia area. i-man aspiring writer, background in history and education. i admire excellent story telling and brilliant research. the question, how did you find your voice? in huntsville, alabama. >> guest: i assume you mean my voice as a writer. my writing. there's only one way to learn how to write and that is to sit down and write and write and the right and learn to edit yourself. that is the hardest part of it all. you have to separate the writer you from the editor you. let that editor show that much of the road this difficult prose how to make it work. and put it on a shelf for a couple weeks or more. you will see things about it that you didn't see when you were writing it. another very helpful way to learn to write his to have someone read it aloud, tried to write for the year as well as the i. since you will hear things about it that you don't necessarily see. repetition of certai

adam tuss. >> and molette green in for angie goss. tom, what's up? >> otherwise if you're not exercising you still need a jacket with the temperatures hovering right in the upper 40s to near 50 degrees. we were in the upper 30s at dawn this morning. you can see a tirj of autumn color there. overlook them. a few high clouds are drifting over the region and through the rest of the day temperatures are quick going to be climbing. steep climb. just past 9:00 our temperatures are beginning to really climb quickly. reag reagan national. >> a look at the dry pearn into the rest of this coming week. that's coming up in just a few minutes. >> thank you very much. new information now on a developing story in prince george's county. two people who lived inside this home now have to find somewhere else to stay. flames engulfed their beltsville home. the siding burned to a crisp. at least one nearby home also damaged. the cause still under investigation. >>> right now the army ten-miler is under way. you may run boo some street closures. we've got to 35,000 runne

tom, it looks like another wow forecast for october. >> absolutely gorgeous. we're getting beautiful autumn color. adam said he had nice color in his front yard. i took this photograph when i went hiking -- >> mine does not compare to that. yours is way better. i'm not even going to post mine. >> this was yesterday around noontime when i was hiking in the deep woods of the park north of frederick. the color there is spectacular. head out it to skyline drive and if you're heading out also to maybe the blue ridge and western maryland. there is peak autumn color right now. these are the zones of our color here. we have moderate color to low color right in the immediate metro area. we have some individual trees that are just showing off especially the sugar maples are looking gorgeous now, but a great day to get out and see the beautiful autumn color. the walk to end hiv should have great weather for that, too. a bit of a chill in the air as walkers and runners will be assembling at 7:00 a.m., in the upper 40s. by 9:00 in the mid-50s, a few high clouds coming through and towards the end of the race should

tom: may be a theme for next week. adamant december is still on the table. we continue our conversation on bloomberg television with alan ruskin. later today, daniel yergin. the author of "the prize and of the quests." this is fun. bloomberg surveillance. ♪ get your weekend started, a sensitive view of hong kong. it is an artsy view. absolutely gorgeous. it is a beautiful. it is beautiful. let's go to business with vonnie quinn. of the world'ser largest shipping line is cutting its profit outlook. container rates have fallen because of worries about china's slowing economy. twitter ceo is donating one third of its company's stocks to its workers. they will go into an equity pool for twitter employees. it could improve morale after some job cuts. clout sales more than doubled from a year ago. been focusinghas on selling the cloud services. let's get started with the cloud. i forgot my password on apple, so i am not hooked up to the cloud. mr. sweeney speaks to four or five geniuses on this stuff. what is the single message non-sophisticate's need to know abou

adams picks it up. first pick thrown by tom brady and the colts take the lead. third quarter, new england down one. brady to rob gronkowski. 25-yard strike. pats up six. later in the frame, craziest play you'll ever see. fourth down, colts line up to punt in spread formation. they call it the swing the open gate. it's a trick play. and then -- >> they need to close the gate. >> oh, they do need to close the gate. the gate is closed. >> he's like, why did you snap it? >> what are you doing? patriots' tom brady finds legarrette blount for the score. pats win. time for our red zone report. toyo toyota, let's go places. tom braid y 23 for 37 for 312. andrew luck, 312 but threw a lot more passes. they both threw three touchdowns. brady threw the interception but brady gets the win. i have to ask you about that play because chuck pagano is having a season that's not that great now. they do the swinging gate, is that what you told me? >> yeah, they call it a swinging gate. you overload one side. what happens, though, if it's just one guy, you go ahead and run the play. but new england, you're going agains

tom and his famimi as well. now moving on to more t news. did you see this last night? adam levine broke out the totally bald look on "the voice." of co blake shelton wasn't going to let that slide by, right? he prepared evil, ganldy aa lechl lutherge lex luther. >> he said he is not bald, he shaved his head by choice. but here's what to say, adam. look at me closely. you got it, keep it. one day you may not have a choice. >> it was all by choice. >> adam's band scored two nominations this m mning including artist of the year. taylor swift got the nods. ed sheeran got five. >> nomination for john legend and i don't think he cares because he is winning in the game of life. his wife chrissy teigen are expecting. let's'sick off quick h h with the big news. it's a little legend in the making. give >> chrissy instagrammed the news saying john and i are so happy to announce that we pregnant. i look forward tulle the belly touching. we know she's not worried about ruining her famous figure. she told us before she would nevv hire someone to do the job for her. >> oh, my god. no way

adam vinatieri. who is covering him, please? how easy that is? number with two for tom brady. that conchoo included the half. then we got this ten yarder who 29-7 patriots. prayedeas not done. they goil one more teem. another eight minute goes. time from 16-yards. fourth touchdown pass of the ninth. 365-yards. they move to 7 on. all right. take you down to pitsburg to show you a bizarre scene. the coach throws a puck to a young fan. watch what happens. an older grabs it. laughs about it. put puts it in the back pocket. look. ap unbelievable. throw the guy out of the arena much. question of one starts tweeting. they will take carve it. the give twos pucks to the little guy. not only get two pucks but another visit. he gets a sydney crosby throwback jersey and a big lug good for him. the income per one fan he turns out to be the winner of the night. the other guy is a loser. >> all right. don't know if you caught the new don't know if you caught the new nike spot starring gronk. it's a snow day! no school! gronk recruits some buddies for some snow football! pay attention to how

tom kierein here on when we can all see a break. good morning, everyone. i'm angie goff. >> and i'm adample have been talking about training for this day. the

adam, is on the way. for more on what's happening in our aura, we want ta about with storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein. good morning, tom. >> most of the reason is drying out. look at the radar in south carolina now. they have had a continual plume of topical moisture. more than 0 inches of rain has fallen. they've had 15 inches of rain. they could pick up another 10 inches from coming on through. in southern maryland all of this tracking off to the left. we need a warmup and we need the sun. a look at the timing on that. that's coming up in just a few minutes. >> thank you, tom. we're following a developing story. we now know a woman died in this crash in dthe district and into this apartment building. derrick ward has more. what have you got? >> i'm going to step out of the way. i'll set the scene for you a little bit. this apartment complex sits on the hill. this start here's on the upper most terrace. you see this fence here? a car went through the fence. you see the tire tracks through the trees and it ended up in the apartment complex down bolo. when they got here, they found a car completely br

adam sexton, wmur news 9. shelley: look at the craftsmanship. mike: i wonder if some of those bids were from you and you. tom: i don' t think i have the strength to move that house. mike: that' s a project in itself. can you imagine that thing moving along? tom: weather-wise, we are moving right along. mike: up and down on the temperature roller coaster. we start with a time lapse. sunshine did develop, and then a few more clouds did drift and later on the day. temperatures, running at or above the norm. notice a boundary clearly marked by a lot of clouds and a few sprinkles sitting over new england, including all of new hampshire. with the cloud cover, a couple sprinkles cannot be ruled out right through early tomorrow, but having said that, a good part of the night will be rain-free. temperatures dip a little bit tomorrow. today, we were a few degrees above. tomorrow, right at the average. by thursday, well above the norm despite a couple showers around. friday and saturday, it does turn drier and cooler, then more mild with a couple scattered showers in the second half of the weekend on sunday. not much h

adam. >> good afternoon and thank you, tom. even while we don't see broad immigration reforms being enacted in congress in the horizon on the near term, states have been increasingly active in passing immigration-related laws. according to the national conference of state legislatures, 171 laws were passed in 2014 alone across such policy areas as wide ranging as law enforcement, health and education. as tom mentioned, pew's immigration in the states project explore this is dynamic of immigration federalism. our approach as a non-partisan non-advocacy research project is not to take a position on any particular policy but to explore them across levels of government and where we can to assess the impacts of these state policy choices. today's panel will focus on an issue that is gaining attention in many state houses across the country and was the subject of our most recent report, extending driving privileges to unauthorized privileges. under the federal real i.d. act of 2005, states can choose to comply with federal standards

tom: marco rubio is back in the granite state tonight and poised for a fresh day of campaigning tomorrow. this evening he spoke at a house party in bedford. adam sexton begins our commitment 2016 coverage tonight. adam: he is dodging more incoming fire from donnell from -- from donnell trauma -- donald trump, who called him a total lightweight with $12 in the bank. but rubio and his campaign are not taking the bait. campaigning in bedford, senator marco rubio is shrugging off of prank pulled by the front runner donald trump who sent rubio a care package of natural spring water and a note insinuating the senator is sweaty. >> i don' t care about that. we' re going to focus on the country. on what america is facing. >> the florida senator continues to pitch himself as the candidate with fresh ideas, focused on the future. >> our policies are stuck in yesterday. a retirement program designed in the 1930' s. higher education policies from the 1950' s. so-called antipoverty programs from the 1960' s. energy policies from the 1970' s and tax policies from the 1980' s and 1990' s. >> the rubio campaign is keeping both eyes on the ground game. >> it w

adam, is on the way. for more on what's happening in our aura, we want ta about with storm team 4 meteorologist tom kiereinason is drying out. look at the radar in south carolina now. they have

tom: what is the morgan stanley call on u.s. hydrocarbon producers, both upstream and downstream? what is adam parker saying today?w: from a portfolio perspective in u.s. equities, we have u.s. energy at an equal weight. we had it at overweight earlier this year and recently cut that back on a few it might take longer for oil prices to rally. about thiswe think long-term, this is a challenge investors always have, if we could close our eyes and own a sector for 18 months, it is a sector we feel confident would be higher given valuations and our current forecast. from morgan stanley in london with jonathan ferro. at 11:00 a.m., the recent nobel prize winner angus deaton of princeton will join sp from harvard, neil ferguson on "kissenger." whether you love or detest kissinger, neil ferguson is a must listen. 11:00 a.m. this morning. ♪ tom: good morning, bloomberg "surveillance." new york city on an october morning. what we hope will be a productive wednesday, october 21. quinnash,? vonnie vonnie: lan research has agreed to buy kla tencor. both companies make machinery used in chip production. the industry has been c

tom miller's office to investigate into the situation and make a decision. a waterloo police officer is dead this morning after a "medical trauma". according to the waterloo cedar falls courier, 35 year old adam liddle died during a morning workout yesterday. liddle was also a black hawk county sheriff's deputy. director of safety services says liddle's death will be reviewed to determine if it meets the criteria for dying in the line-of-duty. this cedar rapids man has pleaded guilty to lascivious acts with a child for sexually abusing a 13- year-old girl in 2013. 44 year old troy davenport admitted to fondling or touching the girl. the charge carries a sentence of up to 10 years in prison. but a plea agreement says the state will recommend a suspended sentence and probation. davenport has already been in jail for two years pending trial. the judge has not set a date for sentencing. in a tv-9 follow-up this morning.. prosecutors are charging an arlington man for colliding with a school bus near manchester earlier this month. police have charged 41 year old monte klink with serious injury by vehicle and second offense o-w-i. the state patrol says klink didn't yield at the intersection of 195th

tom stemberg dead at the age of 66 from gastric cancer. scott, back to you. >> sad news. next up on "the half" we'll be joined by this hedge fund up and coomber adamn. he will tell us how he is averaging returns of 29% since that fund's inception. back after this. eligible for medicare? that's a good thing, but it doesn't cover everything. only about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. so consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, they could save you in out-of-pocket medical costs. call today to request a free decision guide. with these types of plans, you'll be able to visit any doctor or hospital that accepts medicare patients... plus, there are no networks, and virtually no referrals needed. join the millions who have already enrolled in the only medicare supplement insurance plans endorsed by aarp... and provided by unitedhealthcare insurance company, which has over 30 years of experience behind it. with all the good years ahead, look for the experience and commitment to go the distance with you. call now

adam tuss. >> and i'm molette green in for angie goff. you need a jacket to head out. it's really fall, tomall fell. we even got a clear sky, a calm wind this morning. live view from the storm team 4 tower camera showing a turquoise and tangerine sky predawn sunrise is about 12 minutes away. that's coming up at 7:13. patchy fog now. shenandoah valley. some in west virginia, watch out for that. visibility there is down a quarter of a mile. eastern blue regina, some tendrils of fog. look at frederick, gaithersburg. dulles at 39. shenandoah valley valley in the upper 30s. right around the beltway we're generally in the low 40s. mid to upper 40s around the bay and for the army ten-miler this morning, yes, a very chilly and clear start with a calm wind. lots of sunshine. should be jumping into the 60s by the race. >>> developing right now, we're working to find out if anyone was hurt in this house fire in prince george's county. the house is a complete loss. this is in beltsville. you can see the flames shooting from all siesd of this house. the siding burnt to a crisp. you can tell there's dama

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adam kramer, jake kubler, jayden henline, brayden, haten, caden, ethan, dillon, bailey, the amden, gentlelady reserves the balance of her time, manager tom and assistant coaches j.k. and brett. i know i speak for my colleagues when i express my heart-felt thanks and congratulations to our u.s. champions today. the values they've demonstrated in earning this title are the values that make america the greatest country in the world. we need young people like them with strong character and leadership to ensure these values are passed to future generations. i for one am excited to see what else these guys will accomplish as they move forward with their lives and future adventures. less we forget that such great achievements require the support of countless others behind the scenes. on behalf of the united states house of representatives, i extend my heart-felt thanks and appreciation to the family and friends who devoted countless amounts of time, effort and support on redland's path to the u.s. championship. this team was away from home for many weeks as they took this journey and this kind of triumph doesn't happen without the exceptional d

adamant he wants a unified caucus. the washington post quotes him telling colleagues last night i'm willing to take carrows in the chest but not in the back. let's bring in congressman tom love the way one of his five requirements was family time and i hope we get to a time where a woman can step up and say that too without it being an issue. he really wants a lot before friday to make this happen. what do you make of him so publicly making these dpands? >> i think he's being honest with people about the challenges of the job and what it takes to succeed in the job. it's not that we don't have differences in the caucus, that's fine. we should have vigorous debates about where to go. when we're on the floor we need to act as a team. i think that's basically the the point he was making. but again, you have to think to that position and give everybody a chance to be part of that team and voice their opinion. next week on the floor, will everybody feel comfortable with the decision the conference made and vote for him there? the democrats certainly aren't going to and shouldn't be required to. obviously, they're going to have their own candidate for speaker. >> one question