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And you have to question why it took so long to put that incident to an end. theres a lot of hesitancy out there, theres a lot of concern out there. we have great concerns with these protesters. we had one protester, we had three hammers with him. in our view thats a prem premeditated act. he went to the store, bought the hammers, put them in a bag. a professor on top of it in one of the schools here. so, you know, this is an act thats being calculated to do what? cause injuries to people. cause...

This. he has to decide to bring that to the floor of house or doesnt. if he brings it to the floor of the house, i would assume it would pass. >> before it gets there, it could be bogged down with ted cruz -- >> right, it does appear. i think they are moving toward a deal. i think well probably have a resolution this week. it may well go past thursday. we run out of borrowing authority on thursday. we dont go into technical default but run out of borrowing authority. we do know tonight, anderson...

Or if it does it wont cause damage. that view has been rejected by nearly every respected expert and economist in the united states and the world. look at the headlines from the past 24 hours. "new york times," default threat generates fear around the globe. "wall street journal," top bankers warn on u.s. debt proposal. and "the bloomberg news" u.s. default seen as catastrophe dwarfing lehmans fall." did we think they wont be gurgling like everything else? why dont they know its a disaster and t...

On meet the press this past sunday. >> i think its irresponsible of the president and his men to even talk about default. theres no reason for us to default. this is a game. this is like closing the world war ii memorial. they get on tv, say were going to default. theyre the ones scaring the market place. you shouldnt scare the market place. we should never default. >> lets say your plan works and you can pay the -- >> this groups peddling the fantasy a default wont happen or if it does it wont ...

They say that only about 20% of the bird strikes get reported and they do cause damage, shep, about 10% of the time. >> shepard: how soon could this radar be ready for more widespread use, dan? >> well, they are hoping for two years from now to have this operational so pilots in the cockpit can only look at a screen or be told by people in the air traffic control tower that there are birds, maybe some big birds or flocks of birds in the area. shep? >> shepard: hopefully not big bird. dan springe...