beginning for the families and friends of alison parker and adam ward. but their lives cut short, just as they both were about to embark on exciting new chapters in their personal lives. my colleague alex witt joins me with more on that. hi, jose. that s what s so hard about it. we re hearing everyone, lots more about these two young journalists. they were dedicated to covering their community but perhaps more importantly, dedicated to their families and the ones they loved. allisison parker and adam ward e just getting started in life. promising careers, in relationships with partners who got them, alison parker was 24 years old. she started as an intern. it was there she met her boyfriend, chris hurst, an anchor at the station. they had only been dating nine months but they were in love. it was magical, according to chris, and they had just moved in together. yesterday morning, i made her her favorite scrambled eggs and a smoothie, and packed her a
and he won an election. i don t see it that way. he wants to get what he wants to get. the republicans have men of negotiating strength. maybe they even have the upper hand. i ve been hearing everyone says the president has the upper hand. i think maybe the republicans in a certain way do because they have the debt ceiling coming up. they should use that and they should use it very strongly. steve: i m sure there is going to be some wheeling and dealing. but i d use it now and get this thing done. not just we ll delay for another month two months. i d get it done. use it now. use all your power now and make a final deal. steve: the mirror is running as we can see there. as brian alluded to, dollar couple of stories that china is involved in today and i know you railed against them for years. first of all, aig, which the big insurance company which we bailed out for $182 billion, apparently is going to sell to an investor group in china, 90% of their airplane leasing unit for some