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still spinning from iranian president rouhani, as al jazeera's courtney ceel keely reports, netanyahu warned the u.s. not to be fooled by rouhani. >> iran is committed to israel's destruction. >> israeli president benjamin netanyahu said the only diplomatic solution is for iran to dismantle its nuclear program. >> in fact it is israel's firm belief that if iran continues to advance its nuclear program during negotiations the sanctions should be strengthened. >> days after the historic phone call between obama and iranian president h5n1. hassan rouhani. he said he would speak out against the iranian charm offensive and the sweet talk of smiles. the last time rouhani was at the negotiating table was in 2005 as iran's chief negotiate poor. he worked with the governments to suspend the iranian nuclear enrichment program. prawn completed the isphaan nuclear factory. short amount of time. but the reception upon his return to teheran was marred by protestors hurling eggs and shoes, a sheer sign of disrespect. president obama said he would arrive at talks clear eyed and with inspection. >> in

. >> the debt ceeling is fast approaching a deadline. joining us now to talk about that possibility is a finance journalist. that deadline of october 17th, that is not a hard and fast deadline though, is it. >> that's right. it's not hard and fast. it's important. at october 17th, the u.s. government will lose its ability to borrow. they'll have cash. they'll have, you know, estimates are about $30 billion in cash, which will get them through from october 18th until the end of the month. then at november 1st, they won't have enough money to pay bills. when you have a third less, have you to figure out who am i going to pay. >> rob peter to pay paul. >> exactly. >> some people - we expect to hear this from both sides of the political aisle - who will say doom and gloom will happen after 17 october. what will happen to the world markets if the u.s. defaults? >> what will happen - i don't want to say chaos. a lot of folks predict that because the u.s. is the main economy in the world. they have the reserve currency and special status. if th