had more than one teacher whose religion was elliott's four quartets and we learned attitude from yates and the greek anthology. we wanted to come proud, overnight and laughing. i loved this epitaph of an ancient greek sailor. in the greek anthology translation by dudley fits, wonderful teacher, tomorrow the wind will have fallen, tomorrow i will be safe in arbor, tomorrow i said and death spoke in that little word, stranger, this is the nemesis of the spoken word, bite back the daring tongue that would say tomorrow. we marvel that keeps's ability to imagine what it would feel like to be a billiard ball rolling across the smooth table. we hundred for lives that had the emotional range of shakespeare's sonnets. if we were going to be saved we knew it would be by literature. there was a french historian who put it best for me as i tried in my mid 40s to turn from biography to life writing, history, you could think he meant to include biography and fiction, history, he said, is not a narrative, it is not analysis, it is a resurrection. this is some of what brenda wineapple has in mind. how

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and the learned attitude from yates and from the greek anthology. we wanted to come proud open night and laughing. and i love this epitaph of any change greek sailor. in a greek anthology translation from a wonderful teacher. tomorrow the wind will have fallen. tomorrow i will be safe that harbored. tomorrow i said and death spoken out little word. oh stranger this is the nemesis of the spoken word. fight back with daring tongue i would say tomorrow. we marveled at the ability to imagine what it would feel like to be a billiard all rolling across the pool table. we hungered for lives that had emotional range of shakespeare's sonnets and if we were going to be saved we knew it would be by literature. there was the french historian jules michelet who put it is for me as i tried in my mid-40s to turn biography to life writing. history he said, and you could think that he meant to include fee and fiction, history he said is not narrative. it is not analysis. it is resurrection. i think this is some of what brenda wineapple has in mind by recovering but

. >>> sunday night's big win for the redskins punk yated what -- punk yated what has already been a great year for d.c. sports fans but it's been a real emotional roller coaster. >> reporter: what do you think of the redskins? >> they win. ♪ hail to the redskins >> reporter: washington can hardly contain its excitement. >> rg3, i mean, the guy is phenomenal. >> rg3! >> rg3! >> rg3! >> reporter: fueled by a thrilling redskins victory. alana factory is cranking out thousands of it. shirts emblazenned with the words the beast of the east champions 23012. >> it's fab -- 2012. >> it's fabulous seeing the burgundy and gold making the hits and the interceptions. it's the best. >> reporter: in the city better known for its wonks than its wins, its bureaucracy than its blits, -- blitzes, washington has become a bonified sports town. hard to believe in 2004 washington didn't even have a baseball team. now with young talent like bryce harper and stephen straussburg, the nats clinched the best record in major league baseball. >> they surprised everybody. they did. they took it to the playoffs. i wasn

corey yates was arrested two days ago. police say the duo stole the two police carts last month outside the homes of two officers. both suspects are in jail facing grand larceny, auto and possession of stolen property charges. alexandria police want you to call them, if you have any information about where the shotgun and panasonic mobile computer, if you know where they're located. back out here live is an example of one of the cars stolen. if they have you to give them a call if you know where these suspects are located. >>> and have you seen the stolen race car? someone swiped the 2005 pontiac grand am dragster yesterday. it was being stored inside a trailer. police believe it was taken between 5:00 yesterday evening and 7:00 this morning. the crooks also made off with a government cart, tools in the trailer that were with the car. everything valued at about $250,000. >>> a guilty verdict today in a landmark human trafficking case. the 32-year-old defendant earned the nickname the pimp on the pike after he was arrested

think education is a thing like a vaccine that can be designed from afar, but as the irish butler yates said, education is not the filling of a pail, but the lighting of a fire. this year, as you consider new education laws, consider the principle of subsidiarity. the idea that a central authority should perform tasks that cannot be performed at a more immediate or local level. higher or more remote levels of government like the state should render assistance to local school districts, but always respect their primary jurisdiction and the dignity and the freedom of teachers and students. subsidiarity is offended when distant authorities prescribe in minute detail what is taught, how it is taught and how it is to be measured. i prefer to trust our teachers in the classroom each day doing the real work. lighting fires in young minds. [ applause ] my 2013 budget lays out the case for cutting categorical programs and putting maximum authority and discretion back at the local level with school boards and that's due to approve a brand new local control formula, distributing supplemental funds

. >> this was going on for about a week and it was exkrooush yating pain. >> -- we've been looking at factors like are there more people that are immune know sue pressed, was it around the time of the chickenpox vaccination. well a six fold increase is a little hard to believe for those so we're right back where we started, we don't know. >> they also don't know if these younger shingles patients will get it again and again. >> if you get your first one at 830, it's not very -- 80, it's not very long before you won't have to worry about it but if you get it at 20, you have another 60, 70 years that you're going to have to deal with it and the risk of recurrence is higher than the risk of occurrence. >> the vaccine is only able to be used o' on people 50 and older. >> so we don't have anything to offer these people. >> that's not comfort to caroline and others like her. >> researchers say stay tuned for the next five years for more answers. they expect the number of younger people getting shingles to stop climbing. >> fore foer maryland's most accurate forecast.. >> it's really the sam

sunday night's big win for the redskins punk yated what has -- punctuated what has already been a great year for d.c. sports fans. andrea mccarren reports, however, it has been a real emotional roller coaster. >> reporter: what do you think of the redskins? >> they win. ♪ hail to the redskins >> reporter: washington can hardly contain its excitement. >> rg3, i mean, the guy's phenomenal. >> rg3. >> rg3. >> reporter: fueled by a thrilling redskins victory. a landham factory is cranking out thousands of it. shirts emblazenned with the words "the beast in the east: champions 2012." >> it's fabulous to see the burgundy and gold and making the catches and the plays and the hits and interceptions. it's the best. >> reporter: in a city better known for its wonks than its wins, its bureaucracy than its blitzes. washington has become a bonified sports town. >> it's awesome. it's a long time coming. >> it's a home run! >> reporter: hard to believe in 2004, washington didn't even have a baseball team. now with young talent like bryce harper and stephen strasburg, the nats clinched the best record

. >> i live every day in pain that's ex-trush yating. >> doctors tried to remove the tumor through surgeryut were unable. they believe her heart just failed due to the strain. >> did she continue to grow? do you know? did she ever stop growing? >> they thought they had a breakthrough this summer. hormone levels had begun to go down and got for a brief moment two normal levels but this fall those levels started to go up again. the growth hormone was showing up in large numbers in her blood. chances are that she would continue to see changes in her body and potentially grow, but you can see that people are paying tribute to her on her blog. >> looking at her blog and seeing a lot of these photoses, during her fight she had a lot of people by her side and able to inspire others to help them, too. >> you even see dr. drew holding up a sign, tanya acromegaly community hero. >>> a psa all about drugs on the job. >> you can see by the type of drugs they allegedly gave to this worker -- >> let's just say, he doesn't get high marks for this performance. see why -- >> once they >>> oh, the things th

clinton yates come on and see us in the studio some day. >> i will bill. i'm sorry.dora and things weren't working out this morning. >> you can just blame the inauguration plans. they shut down your street. >> bill: see you soon. thanks clinton. we'll be back to the "full court press" friday edition january 11. >> announcer: this is the "bill press show." take action themselves. as a human being, that's really important. this is not just a spectator sport. i think the number one thing that viewers like about the young turks is that we're honest. they can question whether i'm right, but i think that the audience gets that this guy, to the best of his ability, is trying to look out for us. >> announcer: on your radio and on current tv, this is the "bill press show." >> bill: all right. is 1 minutes now before the -- 11 minutes before the top of the hour. in the next hour, "daily beast"'s michael tomasky will be here as a "friend of bill" and we'll be going to the movies with chris orr from atlantic. did i say it's friday? ♪ >> bill: we like to go to friday, take a look

yo me quedo con filippo en la próxima salida, seguiremos hasta génova, una amiga mía tiene un yate ancladouerto, ya lo he usado. ¿una amiga? yo también juego mis propias cartas. esperen, yo quiero ir con ustedes. no, es muy arriesgado, lo siento. no quiero dejar a mi hermana, no después de lo que pasó. marco tiene razón, con carlisi estarás a salvo, además ya has arriesgado demasiado con esto. no entendieron, voy a ir con ustedes, quiero... filippo... harás lo que te decimos. confía. ♪ tranquila, ya le pasará, tú presta atención a lo que tienes que hacer. gracias por lo que están haciendo. ♪ tan pronto encuentre la agenda, te contactaré. esperemos que no haya más sorpresas. ♪ coronel. ¿qué te dice este lugar? nada en particular, ¿por qué? aquí fue donde atracó el barco cuando repatriaron tu cadáver junto con los cuerpos mutilados de tus compañeros, tu féretro estaba cubierto con la bandera tricolor y la gente absorta en religioso silencio, el silencio de los héroes. fue una ceremonia muy emotiva. me hubiera gustado estar aquí. ♪ tancredi y lunardi van camino a suiza a recuperar la agenda,

police arrested 31-year-old daniel harris, 33-year-old corie yates. the systems used a master fleet key to steal the vehicles from outside two police officers' homes. >> they were taken from two areas in the city that we used in our take-home cruiser program. they're a community-based program so we can have a greater community presence. the officers take the cars to their home and park them outside of their homes. >> no word yet how the suspects got their hands on the neat key which is still missing as well as a -- fleet key which is still missing as well as a remington shotgun and mobile computer stolen from the computers. >>> another stool shooting in california, fortunately this -- school shooting in california. fortunately no one died. >> reporter: a gunman walking into a school opening fire. the latest shooting happened in taft, california, a rural community in the san joaquin valley about 120 miles northwest of los angeles. officials say a 16-year-old student at taft junior high walked into a class shortly after 9 a.m. local time and shot a fell

suspects used a master fleet key to steal the vehicles. 31-year-old daniel harris and 33-year-old corey yatesre under arrest. investigators say the key is still missing as well as a remington shotgun and a mobile computer stolen from one of the cruisers. >>> also new this morning, if $43 million sounded like a big number, how about $95 million. the revenue from speed cameras in d.c. reportedly skyrocketed from 2011 to 2012. there was a 100% increase in cash brought in bit controversial program. >>> the members of the d.c. council are heading to the white house today. they are hoping to get the president to agree to put the city's taxation without representation low pressure system plates on his limo and other official vehicles since they will be on national display during the upcoming inauguration. councilmember mary cheh will be part of the mission. >> supported president obama beyond any measure and have been as loyal a group of people as you could possibly want and so this modest little gesture, we thought was something that he could and should do for us. >> cheh says she and the council c

lived in san francisco and i was worried about haze versus full sun and how that will impact what jets yated, are there any tools or tricks that i can use to determine what the production is going to be like? >> the first thing you need to do is look at what available area do you have. typically most residential systems gone on rooftops. in urban areas like this, we don't have big yards. they will go on rooftops. you need to have good southern access to sun. things that can impact your solar access are buildings in your vicinity, big trees, things that will keep the sun from reaching the available area on your house. >> how can i test myself before i get experts out to determine whether solar panels are going to work for me? i know, for example, one of my neighbors has an additional story. so sometimes that, you know, it's a little shady over there for a variety of reasons, but are there things that i can do in advance of having the experts out? >> sure. if you have access to your roof, you can go up there with a compass and face south and kind of look to the east and the west and see what's

steven yates is here. great to see you. hagel voted against sanctions on iran.jected to naming hezbollah and the iranian revolutionary guard terrorist groups. he advocated direct talks with hamas which as you know is a terrorist group. that is just a slice of his record. how controversial might hagel be? >> i think his nomination would be exceedingly controversial, most controversial nominee since john power was put forward by first president bush and that nomination failed. you are correct. his list of statements are long. he said the surge in iraq would be the strategic blunder vince the vietnam war. he has been wrong many times. >> gregg: you told one of our producers this. hagel has been wrong about every major foreign policy decision over the last decade. president, you say, seems to admire it, really? >> in a certain way, president obama admires people who are willing to stand out against the grain. in some ways that can be leadership, but in other ways you are just wrong. senator hagel was an early advocate of engagement with the mullahs in iran and other

police arrested 31-year-old daniel harris, 33-year-old corey yates and say the suspects used a master fleet key to steal the vehicle. that key is still missing, as well as a relative humidityington shotgun and mobile computer stolen from one of the cruisers. >>> jury selection got underway in the trial of a d.c. police officer accused of murdering his ex-girlfriend. prosecutors say richmond phillips shot and killed wright in june of 2011. her body was found in a temple hills park. her one-year-old daughter was found dead in a car seat in her mother's car nearby. and the police say the child may have died from heat exposure. the court records show phillips and wright were involved in a custody dispute. opening statements are expected on monday. >>> lawyers for the ex-marine convicted of shooting into the pentagon and other military targets want the plea deal reviewed now that he's diagnosed as a schizophrenic. he plead guilty to a series of shootings accepting a plea deal inds implex change for 25 years in prison. the lawyers want a judge to review whether that is appropriate. he's sch

>> it's really relevant, maureen because there have been rumors that manti, some people think he yateed this hoax with this fictitious woman because he didn't want to date women at the time and people were telling him, why aren't you and he created this hoax. we found out that, about two months after this fictitious woman allegedly died, she died in september -- in november, he met a girl, beautiful girl, went to a nearby college at a boston game and they started dating. they were dating until very recently. we ended up getting pictures of the two of them around christmas time. her name is alexandria dell -- i'm forgetting the last part of the name. but her name is alexandria. she is 21 years old. it was a real relationship. they have broken up, but you know, it just kind of spells a little bit of that rumor. and i've got to tell you, maureen, we don't know where this is leading. but we have a lot of sources on this now. we have a lot of information, some of which we have not put up on the site yet, and my gut on this is that, when it's over -- and i could be wrong here, but my get base

kiser told us today it is simply adhering to a policy key yates bid the alameda county health department a top secret announcement. facebook's invitation to an event tomorrow, and speculation on what the company will say. >> for the first time, coke is sending jack! what happened? me and jason came back with drinks and all 20 nuggets were gone. we got nugged. there was a nugging. this guy just came running up... dip! dip! dip! shoveling 'em into his face! give me your nuggets- -we're like "no! save some for our boyfriends!" need more nuggets? jack's crispy, all-white meat chicken nuggets come with a choice of seven awesome sauces. an order of 20 is only $4.99 we should probably call the cops. i'll just get you more nuggets. no, thanks, i'm stuffed. >>> coke has a new two-minute ad launched just today. there is plenty of criticism, as heather reports. >> reporter: here at the point richmond market and deli, the coke cooler is one of the first things the customers are see, and many want customers to see right through this new campaign. we've been encouraged to can it with health officials

kiser told us today it is simply adhering to a policy key yates bid the alameda county health department. >> a top secret announcement. facebook's invitation to an event tomorrow, and speculation on what the company will say. >> for the first time, coke is sending a message about its products and their link to obesity, but some are questioning whether this is genuine concern or hypocrisy. >>> coke has a new two-minute ad launched just today. there is plenty of criticism, as heather reports. >> reporter: here at the point richmond market and deli, the coke cooler is one of the first things the customers are see, and many want customers to see right through this new campaign. we've been encouraged to can it with health officials warning too much coke can lead to obesity, and now for the first time, the giant is going on the defensive. the coca-cola company appeals to americans to moderate how much coke they drink, and encourages people no diet and exercise, and also consider their other low calorie options. >> reporter: some say the f coke was concerned about -- if coke was concerned about

corey yates was taken into custody earlier this week. both are charged with grand larceny auto.ice say they're still looking for the missing shotgun and laptop computer that was in one of the cars. >>> the centers for disease control says this year's flew season is one of the worst in decades. emergency rooms here, some of them are swamped with sick patients. d.c. health officials say they haven't seen a sharp uptick in cases in the city yet. doctors say this year's strain of influenza is making people very ill. if you haven't gotten a flu shot, you should try to get one as soon as possible. there are still about three months remaining in this year's flu season. >>> it keeps getting worse. the skins lost the game, rg3 busted up his knee. today the seahawks flag flew over d.c. still hall. mayor gray is making good on a bet he had with seattle's mayor mike mcginn. the bet was the losing team would have to fly the winning team's flag over city hall, but the new news is it's only up for one day. by now, that thing ought to be down and gone. >> that doesn't even look like a flag, but

now, understand, paul yates is at the hospital. is there any new information, anything you can -- in terms of shedding light on the 14-year-old girl's condition? >> no information being released right now. we're waiting to hear from hospital officials or anyone else with authoritative information. we know at the moment the 14-year-old was brought here this afternoon, apparently alert and conscious. there was report she was shot in the head. that was from the "associated press," quoting atlanta officials. we're waiting to see if nip will speak to us. sometimes that happens, sometimes it doesn't, depending on how things are developing inside. >> shepard: what can you tell us about a crowd that may have gather thread? we have seen a crowd of dozens of parents there at price middle school, and often times we see when an atlanta police officer is shot, fellow officers converge on the hospital. any folks might be related to price middle school who have arrived at the hospital? >> we have not seen that yet. the area is pretty quiet. i can

. >>> last year, the bengals andy dalton and the texans t y yates set the table.first time that two rookies started in the playoffs. this time, it's rgiii and russell wilson who set records of their own. the streaks now mean nothing because it's poat season play. the skins had no choice but to win out and guarantee their first playoff appearance since 2007. they did just that. after that, they won the 14th division title in franchise history. but the playoffs are a well new ballgame. >> you can't ever take a play back. it's everything on the line, one game, one, you know, one mistake will cost you the rest of the season. so that's what makes it really important. >> what's done, the regular season is done. now it's a whole different year. the postseason ace different ballgame. you have to take whatever you came off of into this season, whether you are hot or cold. i i have seen plenty of teams cold, during the regular season, coming in the postseason and still winning. it does not mean much. we still have to keep the same pinned set that we have and know it's not o

in new jersey doesn't work in america, and i think what chris christie has done is really e grash yatedself with the voters in new jersey. i think he's in a strong position to wen re-election, but there has been a time or two when the rest of the country has looked at the way he says things and have scratched their head. he's doing a good job of rising in the ranks of republican presidential hopefuls. right now i would say probably not. >> jim, what do you think. you can't argue the fact that he wasn't effective this week. the bill was taken up after his tired a. >> sure. no question. he did what needed to be done around that storm and his approval rating went up in new jersey as a result, but i completely agree with mat. the question is can he rise to the next level and will he be the candidate in living rooms in iowa and south carolinas that republicans want to hear from and i think that remains to be seen. >> it certainly would be nice to watch and cover. >> always a pleasure. thanks to you both. >> all a pleasure. >> thanks, craig. >>> we could be days away from the latest shift in

defense called the county executive's back surgeon to the stand who testified leopold was in excruise yating pain before the -- excruciating pain before the operation and afterward could not bend over to tie his shoes or put on his socks. any comment about the judge's decision today? >> reporter: the defense will resume its case monday. the defense declined to tip its hand as to who might be called to the stand next monday. it's unclear whether or not john leopold may be called. leopold is still facing three counts of misconduct in office as well as one count of misappropriating funds. in annapolis, paul wagner, fox 5 news. >>> maryland governor martin o'malley announced his -- [indiscernible] he named a bowie state university official and former state lawmaker dare ron swain. the appointment follows court battles over the vacancy caused when austin pleaded guilty to settle two misconduct cases and was automatically suspended from office. she later argued she should get her seat back because her conviction for misconduct in office was changed to probation before judgment. former c.i.a. offic

presidency and other conservatives regularly spend time suggesting that what he should be repay tri yated> unfortunately the republican party keeps saying the president should play nice. he doesn't even come to his house when he opens his doors and invites them to watch a movie with spielberg. i'm referring to "lincoln." basically the republican party keeps talking on two sides of their face and not being hon west the american people they just don't like this president. but that's one of the reasons why the president recognizes his vacuum when it comes to that leadership. that's why he keeps sending vice president biden down to the congress to the negotiate on his behalf because they just don't like him. >> let's look at the record, maria teresa. speaker boehner has declined invitations to state dinners for each of the following countries, south korea, germany, china, mexico, india, and, of course, great britain. as for republican senate leader mitch mcconnell he turned down invasions for the state dinners of india and china. he even declined to come to the white house then the president

. >> aviation expert chris yates told the "associated press" weather may have played a role in that crashthis morning for the boeing 787 jets in san jose. the so-called dreamliner jets grounded following an emergency landing in japan. cbs 5 reporter elissa harrington outside mineta international airport in san jose with more on that story. elissa. >> reporter: good morning, frank and michelle. we know this is affecting bay area travel, because there were some nonstop flights to and from tokyo from san jose that have now been canceled. all nippon airways just started flying in and out of san jose last week using boeing's new and fuel-efficient dreamliner plane. there were supposed to be five flights a week but now they are grounded following an emergency landing yesterday. a plane in japan had some battery problems and passengers reported a burning smell. this follows months of or problems from oil and fuel leaks or cracked engines and cracks in the cockpit window. now, mineta san jose international was expecting to bring in $77.2 million a year with ana's nonstop flights. there's actually

>> well, i think the thing that diff different yates us is we know what to do. >> reporter: the head of the international monetary fund christine lagarde says the u.s. has to confront this. if those decisions are postponed again -- >> well, it will be pushing the can down the road yet again, which was an approach we made against the europeans, and i don't think the u.s. should fall in that trap. >> reporter: and with the u.s. economy now showing renewed strength, the feeling here is that the u.s. could help pull up the rest of the world if washington could just get out of the way. charlie, norah? >> anthony mason, thank you. in the international press institute reports that 132 journalists were killed around the world last year. and reporting on the war in syria is especially dangerous. james foley was abducted in syria by armed gunmen and hasn't been heard from since. he's a friend of our own correspondent clairry sa ward who's in london clariss, good morning. >> good morning, norah and charlie. >> you know james foley. how concerned is everyone, certainly his colleagues. you know h

. >> the command directed the investigation in addition yated by you general rice found that the f.t.a. levels at lackland did not support optimum oversight during basic training. the report recommends increasing manning. given that the air force is drawing down personnel and is facing continued reduce budgets, how will you fill these extra f.t.i. requirements? >> thank you mr. chairman. as i reported to the chief and the sec of the air force and talked about the resource requirement that is would be necessary in order for us to implement fully the recommendations, i am happy to say that resources were not a constraint in terms of my ability to address the issues. i asked for more military training instructors. they have been authorized. we are in the process of hiring them and training them. in the meantime, we have effectively achieved the impact of having two military training instructors assigned to each flight which is the instate we want to get to by bringing in temporary instructors on temporary duty status and rearguing some of the staff positions to put them on the line, if yo

steven yates is former assistant to dick cheney, good to see you.ave gone by, nobody has been brought to justice and no retaliatory action has been taken. weekly standard wrote a column on it. jihadists in the region emboldened by lack of response to the attacks 6 taken to taunting the american investigators and celebrating u.s. feebleness. weekly standard goes on to argue that the u.s. is being humiliated. are they right? >> i think they are more right than we care to admit. a lot of time has passed and a lot of questions this important hearing should address. i have relatively low expectations given the state department has foreshadowed the approach to these questions with the independent reported they commissioned that looked at decisions. why the false narrative? why were journalists and others able to pick through a crime scene before the f.b.i. could debate goat on seen and the administration has little or nothing to say about the rise of islamics and rise of arab spring. >> gregg: one of the leading suspects, when you read the weekly standard

let's talk about it now with steven yates, former deputy assistant to the vice president for nationalaelis have confirmed and said it was a major explosion inside this plant. reportedly there are people trapped inside. steven, what do you make of it all? >> well, unfortunately when we get reports like think the leaves us in that land of knowns and unknowns . given the back and forth in media coverage it would seem that some kind of an incident did take place. it will take so time to figure out what and to what extent there was any damage. it seems as though a heavily for the need facility in iran may have experience aide set back due to some form of subject taj or accident. >> there is some supposition that perhaps somebody managed to smuggle and explosive device into the facility disguised maybe as nuclear fuel. that would take a very sophisticated operation if that is true. >> yes, indeed, this is a facility the iranians i think were looking to protect at all costs. if this was a successful act of sant sabotage it would represent a second act after the stuxnet virus that was reporte

nominations and taking a look at "zero dark thirty" with chris orr plus "washington post" clinton yatestalk about all things rgiii plus in case you didn't know, we're close to the inauguration. it is right around the corner! we'll talk about all of that plus recount joe biden's meeting with the nra and walmart today. it is going to be a big news day. we'll be right there covering it for you. make sure you tune in tomorrow. again, i'm peter ogborn sitting in for bill. thank you very much. >> announcer: this is the "bill press show."

of four i can say-- your parents is to make them more aware of other people and less aware and fix yated them self-centered and that's the last thing you want. >> clayton: what do you want to tell them. >> tucker: get the hell out of bed. >> alisyn: and with other people and help them see what their shortcomings may be, and they can work on those, just saying they're great. and i had drinks the other day with a young woman and she was talking about the guy she wants, the-- all of these new york guys they're so lousy i want one with a great job who makes a lot of money who is very responsible, who does this and that and i said what do you bring to the table just out of curiosity. >> tucker: i want someone rich, hot and love me and bring me to paris every quarter. good luck. >> clayton: did you tell you those guys don't exist? >> right. they've been hunted to extinction. i've told her. >> clayton: if you're in manhattan, and online dating scenario appear to be more attractive and put a photo from seven years ago up there or they say that they've had a current job, oh, i just lost that job,

congress passes the laws, congress appropriate yates the funds, congress racks up the bills and congress must pay the bills. and it is inappropriate and extremely dangerous to suggest that in the name of a political agenda we would default for example on our obligations to pay our bills. that is congress's responsibility and the president will not negotiate with congress over their response tobblet pay its bills. >> happy new year. where is your hat? >> i'll put it on. >> the speaker apparently said expolicety to his own conference that he does not want to negotiate directly with the president anymore. do you think that's appropriate and what is the president's response? >> this is not personal and this is about putting in place the policies that are best for the country. that's how the president looks at it. there is no question that president obama in the course of his four years in office has learned a great deal about how to work with congress and how to enlist public support on behalf of policies that are very important to the lives of every day americans across the country. and as

. >> the command directed the investigation in addition yated by you general rice found that the f.t.a. levels at lackland did not support optimum oversight during basic training. the report recommends increasing manning. given that the air force is drawing down personnel and is facing continued reduce budgets, how will you fill these extra f.t.i. requirements? >> thank you mr. chairman. as i reported to the chief and the sec of the air force and talked about the resource requirement that is would be necessary in order for us to implement fully the recommendations, i am happy to say that resources were not a constraint in terms of my ability to address the issues. i asked for more military training instructors. they have been thoffersed. we are in the process of hiring them and training them. in the meantime, we have effectively achieved the impact of having two military training instructors assigned to each flight which is the instate we want to get to by bringing in temporary instructors on temporary duty status and rearguing some of the staff positions to put them on the line, if yo