the latest on that from treasury secretary jacob lew. and the number two republican in want senate john cornyn of texas. plus, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu's take on a potential thaw in u.s.-iranian relations. analysis on that and the rest of the news from the ""newshour's" "gwen ifill. dana milbank of the "washington post." jim vandettei of politico. and our own john dickerson. the government is shut down. but we're not. this is "face the nation." captioning sponsored by cbs from cbs news in washington, "face the nation" with bob schieffer. >> schieffer: and good morning gaining gwen and for the very latest on the terror raids carried out by u.s. forces in weekend we're joined by our national security correspondent david mart and i know former bush motor adviser on terrorism, juan zah rawty. david, what is the latest on what happened? >> who trait sprait operations in two separate countries, both in africa and libya. u.s. commandos snatched one of the f.b.i.'s most wanted terrorists off the streets of tripoli in broad dayli

do discuss from the white house, jacob lew, rand paul from kentucky, and from the

the latest on that from treasury secretary jacob lew.d the number two republican in want senate john cornyn of texas.

there are just 10 more days until the october 17, and that's when treasury secretary jacob lew says we will run out of money and could begin to default on our loans unless congress raises the debt ceiling. he is with us here this morning. do you see any hope that this thing can get resolved, mr. secretary? >> good morning, bob. it's good to be with you this morning. you know, i think that the simple answer is there's a majority in congress they believe is prepared to do the right thing, to opponent government and make sure we don't cross over that abyss that you describe. i hope that mat jort will be given a chance to vote. the stakes are really high. the american people have come out of the worst recession since the great depression. the american economy is showing its resilience. our leadership in the world is the strong-- we're the strongest country in the world. our currency is the world's reserve currency. congress shouldn't be created self-inflicted wounds that hurt the economy and the american people. i think congress can and should act. >> schieffer: let me tell you something,

bob, i want to congress you for chasing jacob lew and john cornyn around the table to try to get them to say something this morning. clearly, the reason they had very little to say to move the the ball is because very little is happening. they're out of town. there are no secret meetings going on. i think boehner said on another network this morning there was a backroom, but nobody was in it. this idea of punting i think is the best possible outcome and how sad is that? i think they're all hoping for external-- whether it's wall street revolting, whether it's the american public, public opinion polls slidingly-- they're look for something else to force them to do the job they agree the other side should be coul dike. >> isn't it different this time around. in 1996, there were moderates in washington. even today when you talk about a republican moderate in the house. we need to find a new word. they were not moderate, they're not pro-life or prolabor. you could say slightly less conservative republican who might be willing to wheel and deal but it's just a different world today in wash

do discuss from the white house, jacob lew, rand paul from kentucky, and from the house, marcia fudgechair of the congressional black caucus. plus my exclusive interview with samantha power on syria, iran, and that controversial comment about hillary clinton. >> i've regretted it pretty much every day since. >> and president obama weighs in on the washington redskins name controversy. i'm savannah guthrie filling in for david gregory. all that on this edition of "meet the press" on sunday, october 6. >>> from nbc news in washington, "meet the press" with david gregory. substituting today, savannah guthrie. >> good evening, everyone. the latest on the shutdown in a moment, but first the leader in bombings in kenya and tanzania. tanzania is now in u.s. custody. it ends a 15-year manhunt. he was seized in broad daylight near the tripoli capital on saturday. he will be brought to the u.s. to stand trial. >>> an al-shabab leader linked to the kenya shopping mall attack was linked to a town in southern somalia, but navy seals came up empty handed. no americans were hurt in that operation. >

treasury secretary jacob lew is set to appear before a senate panel today.will warn congress about the looming debt ceiling deadline. at the white house today, president obama will meet with the house gop leaders about the budget impasse one day after introducing his pick for the next chair of the federal reserve on wednesday. also wednesday at the pentagon, military leaders announce a new plan to ke

. >>> and in other news this morning, treasury secretary jacob lew is warning that they are playing with fire when it comes to the government shutdown and boehner says there will not be a vote on a bill to boost the country's borrowing authority without concessions from president obama. >> my goal here is to have a serious conversation about those things that are driving the deficit and driving the debt up. >> as we get closer, the blame will fall on speaker boehner and the republican party for this upcoming disaster. >> the shutdown is now entering the second week. the government reaches the borrowing limit come october 17th. >>> a spectacular pileup yesterday sent three-time indy 500 winner dario franchitti into the crowd. he fractured two vertebra, broke his ankle and a concussion. >>> people in the plains are recovering from a blast of winter weather. the october blizzard dropped up to four feet of blinding snow in south dakota and wyoming. thousands lost power, airports closed and a major highway was forced to shut down as driving became too treacherous. also on top of that, emergen

the latest on that from treasury secretary jacob lew.hn cornyn of texas. plus, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu's take on a potential thaw in u.s.-iranian relations.

jacob lew has not admitted to doing the responsible thing -- sitting down and drafting a plan when you're short on cash in a business which bills you pay now and what you put off. remember governor brown in california with the script and all that business. >> yep. >> that's what we need to do. >> that's what lew has to do as a precaution their measure at least ten days out. great to talk with you. thank you. >> take care. >> debt ceiling is october 17th. put it on the calendar. we're watching a series of dangerous storms. tornado watches issued up and down the east coast. there are millions of americans who could be affected by this. >> plus, new details about the brutal road rage beating incident you have now seen. the main suspect is in court as we learn about a good samaritan who risked his life to help the victim. >> i said to the guy, let her go, man, let her go. just go, man. that's it. michael, tell us why you used priceline express deals to book this fabulous hotel. well, you can see if the hotel is pet friendly before you book it. and i got a great deal without bidding. and where

do discuss from the white house, jacob lew, rand paul from kentucky, and from the house, marcia fudge, chair of the congressional black caucus. plus my exclusive interview with samantha power on syria, iran, and that controversial comment about hillary clinton. >> i've regretted it pretty much every day since. >> and president obama weighs in on the washington redskins name controversy. i'm savannah guthrie filling in for david gregory. all that on this edition of "meet the press" on sunday, october 6. >>> from nbc news in washington, "meet the press" with david gregory. substituting today, savannah guthrie. >> good evening, everyone. the latest on the shutdown in a moment, but first the leader in bombings in kenya and tanzania. tanzania is now in u.s. custody. it ends a 15-year manhunt. he was seized in broad daylight near the tripoli capital on saturday. he will be brought to the u.s. to stand trial. >>> an al-shabab leader linked to the kenya shopping mall attack was linked to a town in southern somalia, but navy seals came up empty handed. no americans were hurt in that operation.

paul ad libs monday, october 7th treasury secretary jacob lew is voicing his concerns about the rapidlyion's debt limit. that's where the national debt gets so high it exceeds the government's legal borrowng limit. wall street gets nervous cause of a possible default... wher the government no longer pays creditors and causes a worldwide panic. house speaker hn boehner says he won't back a bill to cotry's borrowing authority... without concessions fr the president. this... as a partial government shutdown enters a second week... with no agreement in sight. lew says: know the direction. i know the direction is bad. there are a range f how bad. it is not responsible, it is irresponsible, andt is reckless to take that chance, which is why congress needs to act." tax revenue would continue to pour into the government -- allowing it to continue to pay creditors, although something somewhere would have to give. the president says he's confident that a deal will be acd... before thedine sses during an interview yesterday... president obama claimed that there's a majority of lawmakers in the hou

ask christopher landburg with granted floor privileges for the consideration of the nomination of jacob lew. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. levin: i very much support the nomination of alan estevez to be principal deputy undersecretary of defense for acquisition, technology, and logistics. mr. estevez is a career civil servant who has served under presidents of both political parties since 1981 when he started work at the military traffic management command. over the last 30 years, mr. estevez has developed an expertise in military logistics eventually rising to become the first career federal official to hold the position of assistant secretary of defense for logistics and materiel readiness a position to which he provides civilian oversight for more than $190 billion of d.o.d. logistics operations. he previously played a key role in reengineering department of defense transportation processes and in helping to address logistics deficiencies identified during operation shield -- desert shield. mr. estevez is the recipient of the 2010 presidential ranked distinguished executi

treasury secretary jacob lew warns the economy could plunge into a downturn worse than the great recessionss fails to raise the federal borrowing limit. jericka duncan, cbs news. >> congress now has until october 17 to raise its current $16.7 trillion borrowing limit before the government defaults on its debt. >>> the partial shutdown of the federal government is having its effect on financial reports. >> we are now joined by gigi stone of cbsmoneywatch.com with more. >> reporter: good morning. the futures right now indicate a higher open for stocks this morning. but uncertainty over the budget drove them lower yesterday with the dow losing 136 points and the nasdaq falling 40 points. because of the shutdown, the labor department won't release today's highly anticipated monthly unemployment report. so investors are now turning their attention to the debt ceiling. the treasury department warning the economy could plunge into a downturn worse than the recession if congress doesn't vote to raise the borrowing limit. now, if the u.s. defaults, the value of the dollar could plummet, u.s. intere

treasury secretary jacob lew is set to appear before a senate panel today.will warn congress about the looming debt ceiling deadline. at the white house today, president obama will meet with the house gop leaders about the budget impasse one day after introducing his pick for the next chair of the federal reserve on wednesday. also wednesday at the pentagon, military leaders announce a new plan to keep military death benefits in place after they were shut off by the shutdown. we will get all those stories this morning and we are opening up our phone lines to you to hear your thoughts on day 10 of the government shutdown and how it may be impacting you. give us a call -- you can also catch up with us on your social media pages or e- mail us. a very good thursday morning to you. i want to bring you the latest front page headlines about the government shut down, day 10, the front page of "the richmond times." jersey state new ledger. a to the atlanta journal- constitution -- those are some of the front pages. schedulehursday's talking about meetings taking lice

of the nation's largest banking and insurance firms are also set to meet with treasury secretary jacob lewustin, indiana, independent caller. caller: i would like to know if the staffer for congress is working and being paid. thank you very much. host: yes, they are. we have cover that could you want to talk about a delivered more, zoe carpenter? guest: that is pretty much it. there are many other essential employees who are not working. host: mary, democratic caller. hi, mary. caller: i am 64 years old and i don't remember line item changes to what is being passed fit what is the legal justification for president obama giving businesses and special interest groups these exemptions? i find it offensive. last night nancy pelosi was saying, well, this is the law. if it is the law, why doesn't it apply to you? host: zoe carpenter, president obama delaying certain provisions of the affordable care act. guest: the reason that is being done is to make the law worked better. a lot -- it is going to affect people across the country and it should function smoothly. fix anyt is to unforeseen issues

. >> treasury secretary jacob lieu says the government shutdown was a close economy. leways the u.s. can't afford to be put in that position again. >> there was a faction, particularly in the house that took control of some of the direction of this debate. i would look to what republican leaders have said themselves about how inadvisable it is and how it can't happen again. the message we have to send going forward is that there was a turning point on wednesday night, and it won't happen again, it can't happen. >> florida senator mark rubio said a unified party will be necessary to reach a future deal on spending. >> a suicide bombing killed 55 at a cafe in baghdad. the the bomber blew himself up and detonated another explosive hidden in the cafe. >> police and students clashed is egypt after students at a cairo university staged an antimilitary protest. police fired tear gas to disperse the crowd. staging the protest. 55 students have been arrested. clashes began when the students tried to take their protest off campus. after being held for several months 74 egyptians ar

lew. we're getting your comment obs the hash tag, #cspanchat. there's this from r. jacobs. lorry is on the line from pennsylvania. >> supposedly this is over a 2,000 page document, obamacare, how many representatives have read the complete document and realize what they're putting into office? the concern is that i've heard from people that have tried to log on to the system to sign on for the obamacare, which i have not, but they asked what you vote, whether it's democrat or republican, whether you have guns in the house and a lot of other personal information which i think that that should not be part of signing up for health care. if it is health care. otherwise we also have our medicare and our medicaid for people that are less privileged to get health care. so are we just reinventing the wheel? what all is required from people signing up for obamacare. the other concern i have is over the spending because i think we're spending way too much, we don't know where our money is going, we're offering everybody else money, we send money to all these countries and yet we've g