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i think the most distinctive feature about it, think of it as very bipartisan. our board of directors are people who have been in this town in washington and they have run all of the budget organizations. our cochairs are governor mitch daniels, not the president of purdue, kim penny, leon panetta, democrat, republican, independent. this has been the head of the treasury department, the opposite of management and budget. the house of the senate budget committee. recently, it is a fiscal watchdog group with bipartisan leadership that has been involved in these issues. it know what it is like you as well as gette ideas and thoughts and notes for policymakers to be more fiscally responsible. our purpose in life is to talk about the things in budgets. along with you. the bigger things. i had no intention of doing this kind of work. i was working at it and can t and then i was working on wall street. i was looking at it in the mid-90 s. who is on the about deficits. ....
very bipartisan. our board of directors are people who have been in this town in washington and they have run all of the budget organizations. our co-chairs are governor mitch now the president of purdue, kim penny, leon panetta, democrat, republican, independent. this has been the head of the treasury department, the opposite of management and budget. the house of the senate budget committee. basically it is a fiscal , watchdog group with bipartisan leadership that has been involved in these issues. it know what it is like you have to legislate as well as get ideas and thoughts and notes for policymakers to be more fiscally responsible. our purpose in inviting you to be here is to talk about the bigger things in budgets. i had no intention of doing this kind of work. i was working at it and can t and then i was working on wall street. i was looking at it in the mid-90 s. who is on the about deficits. they are pretty slow to where we get access. i want to learn more ....
then at 7:00 we open our phone lines and take a look at today s headlines on washington journal. announcer: this week on q&a, maya macguineas. president of the committee for a responsible federal budget. she talks about the federal budget process and what to expect from the new congress and administration. brian: maya macguineas, the president of the committee for a responsible federal budget. maya: i thought you were going to make fun of the name. happens regularly. this is in organization that has been around for decades. i think the most distinctive feature about it, think of it as very bipartisan. our board of directors are people who have been in this town in washington and they have run all of the budget organizations. our cochairs are governor mitch daniels, now the president of purdue, kim penny, leon panetta, democrat, republican, independent. this has been the head of the treasury department, the opposite of management and the house of the senate budge ....
friedman is live near the fire lines with the latest update. reporter: we were getting low temperatures and we do have an inversion layer this morning and that was happening firefighters but the inversion layer has burned off, the wind has come up and as you see over my shoulder now we have more smoke and afternoon activity. that 3200 acres is about to change. 30% about to change. we don t know what those new numbers will be but they have been the same for quite a while. it s certainly better than yesterday. let s begin with amy head of the california of cal fire. so it seems to be coming up again. it s not like yesterday, though, is it? no, not like yesterday. we did have a little cool weather come in last night that helped and it stayed a lot cooler than yesterday. but there s a little wind picking up. reporter: in a fire like this, wind and heat are the enemies. in an area with so many hot spots, the wind has a way of wreaking havoc, a gust, a burst, a flar ....
year to $1.25 million. also oakland would have to forgive $5 million the a s owe in back rent. the oakland city council says it s a bad deal and wants more money. reid wants a better deal as well but worries rejecting the contract tomorrow will frustrate major league baseball. tomorrow is just going to be another black eye in the city of oakland. reporter: the vote will take place right here at the coliseum tomorrow morning at 8:30. now, once the city council the oakland city council votes down the contract, they plan to present a counter-offer to the a s. live at the coliseum, i m da lin, kpix 5. a s co-owner lew wolff emailed oakland city leaders yesterday urging them to approve the contract. sources tell us lew wolff doesn t plan to give the city any more money than what s on the table. the city of newark making a case as to why a 30-year-old business should be closed down. they say the motel not just the place to stay but a hotbed for crime. kpix 5 s ann n ....