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In big numbers in the house as well. but, still to hear the president before or in between is pretty interesting. >> whats the president even going to say? i mean, look, the last six or seven days they have all come out of the meetings at the white house and on capitol hill and say they have been very productive. we have heard how productive. everybody is talking how great it is. if everybody is talking how come we merely got a postponement and a committee that frankly we have had before that tw...

Really the only thing thats in the bill or the meat of the bill is simply that they all got a postponement. they postponed everything for a later date. there is not -- i mean, i dont know how anyone could celebrate because nothing was done except postponement. >> thats literally what has become the norm now, unfortunately for both sides, which is you will remember back in 2011 we had a similar situation and then what do they do? they created the super committee which then at that time was viewed...

Theres something getting done in the senate today. >> its a good thing and i think the white house has said that in its note warning of the postponement. they want to allow the senate leaders to continue working. they feel like there is progress going on. you heard the president say that earlier today when he made the stop at the d.c. food pantry. i want to tell you bouncing off what dana and folks on capitol hill have been reporting in the last hour or so, the white house appears to be reacting...

14 days now into this government shutdown and in two days, the u.s. is expected to run short of money to pay its bills. but, big news this hour. were now reporting this postponement, this delay in that meeting that would have been taking place right now at the white house between some major players here. so of course, the president, the house speaker, john boehner. house minority leader nancy pelosi. and as we have been discussing the last hour, the two men emerging as chief negotiators here bec...

Nthats why they deserve... aer anbrake dance. get 50% off new brake pads and shoes. one of the leaders of the bipartisan effort to try to break the deadlock is republican senator susan collins of maine. shes joining us now live from capitol hill. senator, thanks very much for coming in. >> my pleasure, wolf. >> the decision to postpone the meeting that the president had scheduled for 3:00 p.m. eastern today with the house and senate republican and democratic leadership, is that good news or ba...

President invited the entire house republican caucus. boehners office said only leadership will attend the meeting. >> the president invited senate democrats to meet with him at the white house, that meeting supposed to take place next hour. >> team coverage on the story. joining us from the white house, jim acosta, dana bash on capitol hill, also wolf policer in washington, christine romans in new york. want to start off with you, jim, here first of all, it sounds similar to what we heard from ...

Treasury jack lew on capitol hill saying interest rates could rise, mortgage ratesri 401(k)s could tumble. they want that out of the way to deal with the debate over how to reopen the government, what needs to be cut, what compromise worked out down the road. well get more clarity, we think, in a few minutes when jay carney goes to the podium at the white house briefing room but thats where things stand. the president will sign a short-term debt increase. what happens next, we dont know. >> than...

To end the shutdown as well, but that is not going to happen. >> 200 democrats and 19 republicans have expressed willingness to vote for a continuing resolution to fund the government without any strings attached, and that is enough, that is majority. but the house speaker, john boehner, doesnt want to bring it for a vote and not enough republicans say they would vote to force him to hold it. thats the way the system works. >> since a partial government shutdown began ten days ago many have been...

Theres a lot of militias there. how you bring that together is problematic. >> very difficult situation. following a very important story, day ten of the partial government shutdown. live to denver. hear what some folks have to say about it. their message to washington, they are frustrated. (music plays throughout) hey guten morgen guess who? mr. mojito? ok its got to be really fast, ive got one second hey no way wei hey, ca va? nudeq nuqdaq duch doch bolz stop calling me oh my god, no! how are ...

Weeks? how do you move that forward. >> actually i think well see that in the next day or so. again, republicans said well take the initiative on the debt ceiling so we wont default on the debt, because thats the most sensitive and potentially catastrophic eventuality, and then theyre going to meet this afternoon, and i think again, theyll say, okay, lets -- well reopen the government, well do a continuing resolution for six weeks, as well, match those two up, and tie them to the same agreement ...