. >> when you stand on the princple, or i wo i would say v.hen paul ryan who runs for president, comes up to me and says "let's work together on immigration reform" because we shouldn't have a firm permanenr class in america. that is against our catholic values. that is a foundation that is sustainable. versus, you know, look this will be good for my party or my party is going to be in bad shape if they don't do it. that is political considerations. >> let's talk about immigration and the politics of immigration. you have been out there as much as anyone. you may be one. main leaders of the comprehensive reform movement. you spent time behind bars you were one of eight members that were arrested at a rally for reform. you said on tuesday you know there are enough votes in the house to pass a bhi bill that wd reform immigration and come up with a pathway to citizenship. the senate passed a bill in june. what is happening in the house? >> what is happening in the house is syria happened in the house. the debt ceiling happened in the house. the b

he is a man of princple and he doesn't mind being on the wrong inend of a 39-1 vote. it's perceived as not being a moderate that governor mcdonald has governed as. he said i'm going to be more moderate as govenor and he is true to his word. >> and the hard line conservative positions that may have worked 10 or 15 years ago but the demographics have been changed. a third of the vote in the cast in northern virginia. i grew up in northern virginia and southern virginia. we used to cal call fairfax county north virginia, like it was west virginia a separate state. a different universe. it is a major partly of the state and drives the state economy and heavily depend ant upon and linked to the government. there are 56,000 federal contractors that are squeezed on the shutdown and that is part of the state that doesn't vote like the rest of the state. >> the urban areas are trending momoderate and the rural areas e going more conservative. the rural areas the southside of virginia, those areas are probably align more with the tea party. the tea party doesn't have much tract

. >> i encourage all members states to fully engage with the princple ordinance of the united nations while advancing their efforts to advance forward. >> ththe new security council ae scheduled to take their seats in january. zplencht thethey are waiting official word from the saudis on whether to call an election. no one is sure how to proceed because this has never happened before. >>> coming up on this program. drowning in debt. we meet zimbabwe people that can't pay their water charges. >>> and how columbian rebels are trying to re-enter society. [[voiceover]] every day, events sweep across our country. and with them, a storm of views. how can you fully understand the impact unless you've heard angles you hadn't considered? antonio mora brings you smart conversation that challenges the status quo with unexpected opinions and a fresh outlook. including yours. there's more to financial news than the ups and downs of the dow. for instance, can fracking change what you pay for water each month? have you thought about how climate change can affect your grocery bill? can rare minerals

. >> california community colleges were founded on the princple of equitable access. what ab 995 does it turns that fill oses fephilosophy on it's . >> at least two of the community colleges invited to participate agree and are taking a pass. >> one is undecided and the over other is not eligible because of enrollment. >> we have a mission at long beach to ensure that we open up as much opportunity for students. these courses are in addition to what we would normally offer. and students can choose to make the investment or not. >> with course offering declining by 21% since 2008 because of budget cuts it's clear that something needs to be done. it will be up to the students to decide if the states experiment makes the grade. genjennifer london. long beach. >> joining us is jessica the students of thpresident of the t engagement club. jessica wel welcome. nice to see you. >> what do you think of this program is it a good idea or not. i don't think it's a good idea we have a population of students that are living under the poverty line and raise being tuition even for a

the core princple. really it's about budget. budgets is money. money is numbers. you make a deal, you can compromise. it's a right or wrong. values can't be com compromisedd some think that obama is an ill wilillegitimate president and ty want to bring him down. >> joie: we talked about 800,000 employees being out. the riple effect the closing down the government takes money. the employees that were furloughed today went to work today. they worked a half a day shutting down. they won't get paid for that until the furloughs are over, the shutdown is over. >> joie: if then. those folks will get paid for that half day because they did work. a lot of things were going on before then. a lot of agencies have been working on shutdown plans. these plans have been in place for a while. when i was running hvmen hr fore 2011 shutdown. we spent a lot of time on what positions would come to work and what we would pay for a and whih ones we couldn't pay for. all of that was going on that we were supposed to be doing work. good productive work didn't get done because we were eng

but i'm not going to breech a basic princple that will weaken congress and basic democracy in order tot i go along with what the republicans are talking about. is. i want to ask about china and what it extends their loss our gain. >> i'm sure that the chinese don't mind that i'm not right now. in the sense that there are areas where we have differences and they can present their point of view and not get as much of a push back if i were. although secretary of state kerry is there and i'm sure he is doing a great job. i have also said that our cooperation with china is not a zero sum game. there are a lot of air why is ae the chinese and we agree. we are trying to raise standards for inte interintellectual prop. if we can get an agreement where you have to protect people's inteinterintellectual property. >> what legal liabilities what is the legal advice that foreign creditors have to be paid first? >> richard i'm going to let the second of treasury make a formal presentation on thursday

three quarters of tea party sort supporters valued lawmakers that stood their ground on princple even if it led to a government shutdown. 20% said they wanted their represent sensives to compromise even if they didn't like the fwj deal. the survey revealed that most didn't think that a government shutdown would be all that harmful. >>> joining us now to discuss the strategy behind the politics are patrick hedger and matt lewis senior contribute for the daily caller and from cambridge, massachusetts vanessa williamson the author of the book the tea party and the remaking of government conner is hav conser. long on this panel all republicans an certainly you two are rumtion you would be the ones that most closely align yourself with the tea party. >> certainly. >> what is the gain? what do you think you can get? what do you think they can get? >> we are trying to make sure that in this law that is not leddy to to be parliamented. that the government has missed several deadlines he is required to enforce by law. he has realized that a lot of person people have realized this law is not re