c.e., is a tool that will assist in closing this information gap. c.e. allows for ongoing reviews of an individual with access to classified information, or in a sensitive position, to ensure that that individual continues to meet the requirements for eligibility. c.e., as envisioned in the reformed security clearance process includes automated record checks of commercial database, government databases, and other lawfully available information. a number of pilot studies have been initiated to assess the feasibility of automated record checks and utilityity of publicly a available electronic information. more research is required at this time to assess resource impacts and determine the most effective practices. a robust c.e. capability will also support and inform the insider threat programs. we must build an enterprisewide c.e. program that will promote the sharing of trustworthiness, emingibility, and risk data within and across government agencies to ensure that information is readily a

. >> we just heard an economic expert, the top c.e.-say that go there's no precedent for default. item number one, no one is quite sure what it means, but everyone knows that it's not going to mean anything good. we've seen dollar fluctuations the last time there was a threat for default, and we are also beginning to see some federal contractors, defense contractors for example, united technologies and i connecticut saying that they're going to lay off people because they cannot be assured of funding. uncertainty is the worst thing for the market and a default would create a whole lot of uncertainty. >> uncertainty, i'm certain we will be hearing that word much more in the days to come. thank you so much. it is now 56 hours and counting since the shutdown began. economists say it has cost taxpayers. >> the economic consulting firm global in sight crunched the numbers based on average federal salaries, the government accountability office is unable to verify the figures, because that office is closed because of a shutdown. >> federal workers aren't the only employees being hurt by

from c.e. in next kentucky. guests was of your aboutg about and innuendo the 1%. it was about envy.he middle-class is pretty much extinct. it has nothing to do with envy. it has everything to do with fair and equitable treatment. everything to do with as employees continuing their wealth, continuing to make them money by producing the products they are putting out there on the market, or serving people in restaurants, or made in a hotel room. it has everything to do with that and every thing to do at a living wage. and he has nothing to do with it. it is a right wing talking point from 2012. thank you. host: roy from grand prairie, texas, independent line. my name is roy and i am calling from texas. i have been watching this on tv, i think it is time to quit this propaganda and quit using -- we are going to take social security away from people . that is the way they should be. host: the front page of "the financial times this morning" writing -- here is more from jay carney yesterday and reporters dealing with reaction from the president on what is being offered. [video clip] >> th