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as you see back here there are other little canyons and raf eens. other communities are affected. watches and warnings that are in effect - dark greens are flash floods and boulder is in that area, as well as towards the western part of colorado. we are looking at new mexico - this area is still seeing a bit of rain. we expect to see - where you see the dark green here, that is where we are expecting between 2-3, possibly four inches of rain in the next 24 hours. the other big story towards mexico - two tropical systems, one made land fall. this is tropical storm manwel and hurricane ingrid - that will make land fall soon as it makes its way here towards veracruz. we expect to see possibliy up to 20 inches of rain. landslides will be a major problem. we'll keep you up to date. we have seen major flooding here, as well as into parts of guatemala. a major issue. more on this as the day progresses. it will be an ongoing story. >> jim huli has been following the events on the ground in colorado, and joins us by phone. i understand more rain. >> that's what we do not want in colorado.

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we have not steen this een this past, that a budget is contingent on us eliminating a program that was court, is two we weeks from being fully implemented and that helps 30 million people finally get health care coverage, we've never seen that become the issue around a budget battle. so that's right now the primary ro roadblock to resolving the budget. what's worse, that same faction has said, if we can't succeed in shutting the government down and leveraging that to eliminate the affordable care act, we may be prepared to let the government default on their debt. now, this debt ceiling i just want to remind people, in case you haven't been keeping up -- raising the debt ceiling, which has been done over a hundred times, does not increase our debt. it does not somehow promote prollicacy. all will it does is, you have to pay the bills you've already racked up, congress. it's the function that the full faith and credit of the united states is preserved. and i've heard people say, well, in the past there have been negotiations around raising the debt ceiling. it's always a tough vote beca

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the radicalization that i have ,een seeing develop over time but was stopped for some time because of positive developments is now starting up again as chemical weapons are being used and there is no response. my own personal opinion is that if there is nothing else, and i do not agree with a limited strike, if there is nothing else, the psychological impact of sending a message is very important. quickly through the opposition, who are the opposition, what do they represent? syria are veryn fluid. when you are talking about it with the opposition as and when you are talking about who is in power, you really have to look at it based on transactional legitimacy and the very specific context. i think there is a very real threat coming from the islamic state of iraq and some of the more al qaeda aligned groups moving into the north. this has forced the more moderate opposition to come together in ways they have not before. they are feeling the threat from the regime forces and also from this new extremist threat. on my most recent trip in early moret, i witnessed much cohesive organizati

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do not tell me we are muddying the water, because we are not here the american people have .een -- not american people have been lied to by this president, and they are tired of it. we hear every day. i can give you e-mail after e- mail i get from my constituents talking about what obamacare, when it is implemented, is going to do to their lives and their health care. so, i am sorry if you think we have been muddying the waters. host: here is cap the from new york on our republican line. kathy from new york on our republican line. a couple ofve comments. age oftwo sans under the 30, and both of them carry --astrophic life churns, health insurance, and for you listeners who do not understand what that is, it is a high deductible, and the insurance kicks in when you have something catastrophic happened to you like getting hit by a bus, or chopping your hand off. that is perfectly acceptable for their age. they are completely healthy, and in the event of something terrible happening to them, they will be covered after both of them have a $10,000 deductible. guest: right. caller: so, what

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i would like to read it. .ut there is a plan in place the london 11 so-called have .een working internationally last year, secretary clinton joined in the, in can meeting toh the russians and others set up a process for transition in syria. that is what we are currently pursuing now. together with our allies and friends in this endeavor. that includes france, great britain, italy, germany, the emirates, saudis, and others. it may not be working as well as we would like and has not had its impact yet fully, but in we have seenhat, the president take steps in response to the initial attacks of chemical weapons to increase lethal aid to the opposition. that is now known. time. almost out of with all due respect, ltd. damache corp., a special tribunal on war crimes for syria. duration, aa short special tribunal on war crimes for syria. >> perhaps we could have more luck with that, a special court. i would certainly welcome holding people county -- accountable for those kinds of abuses. >> mr. meeks of new york. i would like to submit my statement for the record. >> without objection. >> i agree wit

een mrs. shaheen: i know we've heard this morning what is rightfully at the forefront of all of our minds this week is the debate over whether to authorize the use of force in syria. this is a very serious matter as we all know. it raises a number of geopolitical and national security issues, and the decision to undertake military action is not one to be taken lightly. i'm very aware that people are war weary, that they're concerned about the consequences of the use of military force. consequently, i think we should pursue every possible diplomatic solution prior to engaging in military action and i welcome the possibility of international cooperation to secure and destroy syria's chemical weapons stockpile. i hope that russia is being serious and that they will take real, legitimate actions to quickly follow through on what they have raised with their effort to try and encourage assad to give up his chemical weapons to international control. i'm working with some of my colleagues on the senat

the international monotear fund gets it right when they say deficit reduction in 2013 has een rapid and ill designed, it and spending in other areas could reduce mid-term growth. these should be replaced with measures along the line of the administration's budget proposal. this would help the recovery at a time when monetary policy has imited time. my final words, raise the debt ceiling and do it soon and cleanly. do it like the danes, raise it so high that it's not a bone of contention. they're the only other country that has anything like our debt ceiling and they make sure poll doesn't get tics involved. better yet, raze, r-a-z-e the debt ceiling and get rid of it entirely. >> thank you very much. dr. melzer. >> thank you, madam chairman, senators, i'm pleased to respond once again to questions if the senate committee about the reasons for the slow recovery. the facts about the slow recovery are not in doubt so i won't dwell on them. we understand them you both spoke about them. we see unemployment as high, poverty remains higher, failed efforts to lower the spread between upper inco

a big portion of our time has .een to make this specified i do think, on the other hand, the essence of what we are doing here is in response to what is happening with weapons of mass destruction. i guess i am trying to address both needs here. >> the only thing i would say to the senator from tennessee is, everything i have imagined in my mind that we do with military force could not be characterized as limited. it is going to be a powerful response by our country to what we view as a danger to the people of syria, to the world. i don't want to get lost in the language here. i think this is a friendly amendment you are offering, but respond in a limited manner, it still leaves me uncertain as to what we are trying to say. may, senator durbin, what is the preface here is the president is authorized subject to use thesection armed forces of the united states as he determines to be necessary and appropriate in a limited and specified manner against legitimate military respondin syria only to to the use of weapons of mass destruction by the government of syria. what is it, i am trying t

. >> quite a bit of progress has een made since the establishment of the department with regard to addressingrsecurity, although we have to admit in 2003 when the enabling legislation was created, there was no one, i don't think, that was as totally as concerned about -- some may have been -- the emerging threat about cybersecurity. we commercialize the internet in 1992 or 1993 and it's the backbone of everything we do. so the sensitivity and concern with regard to distinguishing between what is and economic inet and what is a defense or offense-oriented is a legitimate one. you have nation states, you have terrorists, hackers employed by nation states, organized crime. there are multiple challenges in dealing with this. even if we can attribute, if we actually attribute who the attacker was and maybe the determination of the consequences, what do we do about it? what do we do about it? that speaks to the kind of collaboration that focuses on information sharing in a true public-private partnership with the private sector rather than compliance. with due respect to my profession, as an attorn

one can debate whether to see it that way or not, at that has .een the perception he has had one responsein the aftermath of this, aside from i think the importance of being effective. in terms of number two, one of the responses john was suggesting, to prepare the ground now, which one would be the way to affect the point you're making about political warfare. you want to convince iranians that diplomacy is the best way out, and that is by lining up your ducks in advance, that we are serious about diplomacy succeeding. act.e also prepared to when you prepare the ground for that, you're sending messages to the iranians. some of the preparation would be appropriate, but there is something that the president could do, to reinforce the point that eric was making and that the president himself made in his statement on saturday that he did not need to go to the congress for this. he chose to do it because he felt given the current context of syria and the character of the conflict there, it being a civil war, it being characterized by not just a civil conflict, but also an opposition that is i

host: the more recent pushes een r an audit of the federal reserve. meyer writes in on twitter -- guest: it'sed iterms of independence. that is a central feature we opened up with that discussion, a central feature of the federal reserve isndce. they get no appropriations from congress. in fact, they return billions of dollars to the treasury. some of that because of this asset buying purchase program. they are free and independent. an audit necessarily places re strixes on that independence and although congress may have a problem with the approach of the fed in certain circumstances -- if you look traditionally over the long term, independence is the key guiding factor of most central banks around the world. host: why are some folks pushing for an audit? guest: some folks are disturbed at the extraordinary measures that the federal reserve is taking, not only to get the economy growing again and get jobs created but also what happened during the financial crisis when the fed helped bail out the banks that it regulated. for some people that doesn't q

is it any wonder that someone like the woman who works at the parks said to me that i have een through this before? i'm not going to get paid for my work. so the question is can we overcome modern day anarchists? so in just a few minutes, the senate will take the first step towards wrestling control from hese extremists. democrats are votes to avert a government shutdown. together we will send a message to radical republicans that we will not allow the law of the land to be used as a hostage, a law that has been in place for four years. i am pleased that so many of my senate republican colleagues seem to understand the stakes of this debate. the economic health of the still struggling nation and economic well-being of still struggling families. i urged sensible republicans and house of representatives to follow our lead, to follow the lead of republicans over here. let the house democrats vote, don't just make it a majority, let the 435 members that serve in the house of representatives vote, pass a clean bill to avert a shutdown. defy the anarchists, respect the rule of law and help t