then, we'll hear from the newly elected chairwoman of the democratic party, debbie wasserman shultz. plus this year is now officially the deadliest tornado season since 1950. will the affected states get the help they need from the government as the president gets set to tour the area. we'll get the latest on the devastation in joplin. it's all ahead on "face the nation." captioning sponsored by cbs "face the nation" with cbs news chief washington correspondent bob schieffer. and now, from washington, substituting for bob schieffer, harry smith. >> smith: good morning and welcome to "face the nation." house majority leader eric cantor is here with us. but today, we're first going to go and get an update on this week's big story-- the joplin tornado, which took 139 lives. and that number is expected to get higher. president obama will be there later today to tour the devastation and speak at a memorial service. i spoke with the governor of missouri just a short while ago. governor, good morning. thank you for taking the time to be with us today. now that it's almost a week since this

debbie wasserman shultz is saying this is a tornado ripping through nursing-homes.eniors to have medicare will keep it under the ryan plan. seniors who will retire in the next 10 years will keep the current system under the ryan plan. this is about the future. you ask the question, what will seniors do they do not have the ability to pay for the health care that they need? that is the essential question. the paul ryan plan will give them a little bit of money. according to the cbo, seniors will get a dog dollars per year -- seniors will get $18,000 per year. if your are sicker, you will get more than that. they will also be eligible for health savings accounts up to $8,000. we come back to the main point. if medicare goes broke, which it will on its current path by 2020 for, and we are cutting left and right, against our will, then what will seniors do? guest: you were just citing cbo numbers. five minutes ago, cdo was cooking the books and double counting and now you cite them as an authoritative source? i believe the cbo numbers and i believe the numbers and he ju

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that nominating petitions were properly filed for one candidate, congresswoman debbie washwoman's shultz -- debbie wasserman shots. she is entitled to 10 minutes of nominating and seconding speeches before the dnc members. the chair recognizes the president of state democratic chairs and the nc vice chair, new hampshire party chair raymond buckley for the purposes of nominating congresswoman debbie wasserman shultz. [applause] >> thank you, madam chair, fellow officers, our future leader, and members. 18 years ago, a new hampshire legislature went to a conference vote, showing great promise for being leaders of the future. when i picked my friend at the airport, she could not stop talking about this 26-year-old legislator from florida. she is amazing, so bright, powerful, articulate and strong. you would love her. now, 18 years later, there are tens of thousands of folks in the debbie watson and shultz fan club across this country. it is my honor to place the nomination of that amazing, bright, passionate, strong, and articulate former florida state legislature and the congresswoman debbie wasserman schulz

debbie wasserman shultz is saying this is a tornado ripping through nursing-homes.nt seniors t have medicare will keep it under the ryan plan. seniors who will retire in the next 10 years will keep the current system under the ryan an. this is about the future. you ask the question, what will seniors do they do not have the ability to pay for the health care that they need? that is the essential question. the paul ryan plan will give them a little bit of money. according to the cbo, seniors will get a dog dollars per year -- seniors will get $18,000 per year. if your are sicker, you will get more than that. they will also b eligible for health savings aounts up to $8,000. we come back to the main point. if medicare goes broke, which it will on its current path by 2020 for, and we are cutting left and right, against our wl, then what will seniors do? guest: you were just citing cbo numbers. five minutes ago, cdwas cooking the books and double counting and now you cite them as an authoritate source? i believe the cbo numbers and i believe the numbers and he just cited