we are continue to be joined by donna leinwand-leger of "usa today" and seth bornstein of "associatedress." seth borenstein, i want to pick up on a point that you brought up -- the debate over rebuild versus move. where are you hearing where he comes down? and what is congress saying when it comes to these disasters that come in places where you said, over and over again? reporter: congress does not like to talk about it at all. no one likes to tell someone to move. and no one likes to pick up the bill over and over again. it is a situation where you can only look like a bad guy. but, it often needs adult supervision. reporter: this is also case where people have to deal with insurers. if insurers do not want to ensure people, that is a motivating factor to get people to not build in these areas that are disaster prone. we are seeing some of that, some of the private sector stepping in, but there has not been a lot of movement from congress on it. host: the administrator talked about certain areas that he is concerned about. some inland, urban areas. are these areas heating the call -

donna leinwand-leger is with "usa today." seth borenstein is with "associated press." thank you for joining us this week. >> the senate, back in session. that is live. the members have met off the floor. they are talking about the expiring provisions of the patriot act that expire at midnight tonight. mitch mcconnell asked for a two week extension

donna leinwand-leger is with "usa today." seth borenstein is with "associated press." thank you for joining us this week. >> the senate, back in session. that is live. the members have met off the floor. they are talking about the expiring provisions of the patriot act that expire at midnight tonight. mitch mcconnell asked for a two week extension of certain nsa programs by unanimous consent but kentucky senator rand paul objected. the senate now in the process of holding a procedural vote on the house passed usa freedom act that would extend surveillance provisions but make changes unhappy and is a re--- acquires phone data. you can watch is live on c-span two. >> this week on q&a, pulitzer prize winner david mccullough sharing stories let his new book, the right brothers. >> that was largely because their father always encouraged them if they had some interesting project they were working on to stay home and do it. you don't have to go to school. he knew how bright they were. wilbur was a genius without question. orval was bright, inventive clever mechanically, but h

donna leinwand-leger is with "usa today." seth borenstein is with "associated press." thank you for joining us this week. >> tonight at midnight, the patriarch expires, including provisions authorizing the nsa phone bold data collection program. the senate is meeting today in a rare sunday session, because an extension of the law failed to get the votes needed before memorial day. majority leader mitch mcconnell said that the senate would return early to deal with the issue. senator mcconnell: we are unable to clear any short-term extension. the current law expires at midnight on sunday. the senate will be back in session sunday afternoon, one week from sunday. thank you, senator schumer. [laughter] >> [indiscernible] senator mcconnell: we will be back in on sunday, may 31, for one more opportunity to act responsibly, to not allow this program to expire. this is a high threat time and we know what is going on overseas. we know what has been tried here at home. my colleagues, do we really want this law to expire? we have one week to discuss it and we will have one day t