all that matters paul ryan is succeeding john boehner. the hill had twists, the hill had turns, and even a few tears. nothing wrong with that. i renegotiated it down to two hours so we can get the hell out of here. not bad. trump 2016. donald you saved us from another hour and a half of that debate and you earned my vote. as long as you can negotiate your presidency from four years down to you know, two hours feels about right. this morning s eye opener is presented by toyota, let s go places. welcome to cbs this morning. an intense manhunt across two shootout in kentucky. cook was on the run for nearly a week after he allegedly shot and wounded a police officer. reporter: cook was found where you see those spotlights about a half a mile down the road shortly after midnight. police had nearly called off the search until they located a heat signature they believed to be cook s body.brandished a gun. shots were exchanged. and cook sustained wounds that ult
some magnitude. he knows gary: these big games, rivalry games, you ve got to win. there are no excuses. you ve got to do the press conferences afterward but what can you say? they blocked better than us. they tackled burns. they had a good game plan. we didn t hit the guys. we had an opportunity to make some plays. we didn t do it. westbrook basically, georgia basically, georgia deserved to lose the football game. verne: you talked about the pressure that comes with expectations. does the pressure increase after this game is over? gary: that s a good question. these programs in the s.e.c. there are about six of them where if you don t play for the s.e.c. championship it s i long off-season so i would say that s probably yes. verne: third down, eight. it s intercepted. this one from jared davis. gary: trying to dump the ball to brendan douglas that time and douglas cannot handle an easy pitch and catch, might have been six inches too wide but in this game, every
look at this, we are back in the 70 s. 65 degrees by this evening. sunrise this morning quarter to seven. and we start to bring out sunshine. warmer temperatures in the 8 day forecast. alyx: thanks frank. first in your commitment 2016 news. saturday was one of the last chances for iowans to see republican presidential candidates speak at a large event togeer before the caucuses. 10 presidential hopefuls spent the day in des moines as part of the growth and opportunity party. the candidates spoke in front of a crowd of about 1,500 inside the varied industries building on the state fairgrounds. each had 15 minutes on stage, which was surrounded by several booths handing out food and info on the candidates. the candidates talked about tax plans, national debt, and immigration. rand paul: why do we keep that is wasted? well, the reason we do is because people in washington lack the courage to stop it. chris christie: this government now thinks it should be in everything, includin