it has severe economic crisis. , adjusted hurricane sandy costas? happen every couple years instead of every hundred years. it is not have been set -- happenstance your on the wrong side of data and the wrong side of history. charles: the 90% they all passed standardized test to get the title? [laughter] >> i assume they did them for graduate school. charles: i am just joking. >> i love it if you disagree with the template you are a bad person and don't know what the hell you talk about but whether does change i'm an environmentalist we should do something about it that this constant crisis and may be more money to fix the crisis. we hear not only billions and hundreds of billions but to do studies on top of their studies they go no place fast and that goes on for ages at this point* in time. >> let's assume you are correct and let's assume it is man-made, had to justify the federal government giving this enormous amount of money to people like solon draw and all the technology that doesn't work? why not say fine? let's have something that works. it

. >>> how survivors of that costa concordia cruise ship disaster are marking that anniversary one year later. >> plus, funding fight. billions in sandy aid comes up for a vote in the house. why it still may not pass. >> and it's like searching for a needle in a haystack. why hunters are scouring the florida everglades to catch the most snakes. we'll tell you why. weekend. that's right, almost 8-hundred people are trying to catch as many snakes as they can.. they have a >>> in florida the first-ever python hunting challenge kicked off this weekend. almost 800 people are trying to catch as many snakes as they can. they have a month to do it and the prize, $1,500. another $1,000 would go to the person who catches the longest python. wildlife officials are hoping the contest will help get rid of the invasive burmese python population apparently a big deal down in florida. >> that's a lot of money. but come on -- >> think i would go to vegas. >> think so, too. >> give it my best shot there. >> they hunt you. >> yes, they do. >> i don't think i would want to do that. you know, they were somebody's pet and they let them go because they got

sandy. does anyone have an estimate of what the drought of 2012 s. costa so far? the issue is within agriculture loaned the estimate from usd is almost $50 billion within agriculture loan. what ends up happening and don and others can tell you from work done at the center is when we ask where those impacts coming from? the agricultural impacts constituted about 25% of the total number reported impacts that we have seen. water resources, energy, wildfire, and one of the things you heard in the last discussion and in this one, of the under appreciated aspect of the impact of drought. the loss of ecosystem services as a supporter and supply tourism recreation clean water and clear air. we do not have any sense of what the cost of those multiple impacts are. we know a bit about the insured impacts from agriculture, so therefore what needs to be considered? the indicator that margaret is saying about how people are economically impacted by this critically how they are socially impacted. if we are to put plans into place, we have to ask how do you know they are working?

costa. robert, what are you hearing about the boehner story. how much trouble does he have, plan a, plan b, now the hurricane sandy, as our own john harwood reported. i don't see any options, robert, but you tell me. >> with all due respect to my friend ron, i'm going to have to throw a little bit of cold water on all this anti-boehner chatter. is there discontent within the rank and file of republican members of the house? yes, there is. is that going to be enough to mount a coup, a revolt on the house floor? i very much doubt it. eric cantor, did they vote against the plan? yes. but just because you vote against the plan doesn't mean you're about to run against the speaker of the house of representatives. i think there's brewing discontent among the republicans, but boehner is going to be fine tomorrow. i've heard from aides close to the speaker that he feels very confident that he'll have the full support of his conference. maybe a few people will vote against him, but the majority will be with boehner. >> nobody is going to vote present. first of all, let's remember, five members ran on not voting for speaker boehner. five new freshmen coming