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>> the president made clear he thinks the path to a two-state solution is not through the u.n., but through direct negotiations. the quartet statement pointed out that was the right path. we will continue to make the case that direct negotiation is a way we can have a tree and independent palestinian state and secure -- a free and independent palestinian state and secure israel. >> chris: government runs out of money next weekend. fema runs out of money perhaps by tuesday. congress is once again...

that the nation has been on brink of this kind of crisis. lets go straight to capitol hill, our congressional current kate bolduan baldwin is standing by. >> the ability to finally fand a way out of this impasse and to avoid this looming government shut down and how this could all come out has to do with the big focus on the fema funding. the additional funding for federal disaster relief that democrats and republicans wanted to put in this short term spending bill. fema came out today...

>> you heard from both sides and was there. your thoughts on whether the two sides are so far apart that starting peace negotiation is out of the question? >> well, i was there and listened to the speeches carefully if you listen, you may think the two sides are pretty far apart. but they are not really. both sides and both leaders know exactly what the end game is going to look like. i very much hope that now that theyve all talked the talk and weve heard so much talk from the president of the ...

Thinks the path to a two-state solution is not through the u.n., but through direct negotiations. the quartet statement pointed out that was the right path. we will continue to make the case that direct negotiation is a way we can have a tree and independent palestinian state and secure -- a free and independent palestinian state and secure israel. >> chris: government runs out of money next weekend. fema runs out of money perhaps by tuesday. congress is once again deadlocked over this idea of a...

ties to the terrorist group in afghanistan. top officials have indicated this week that there is evidence that pakistans intelligence agency is supporting what is called the haqqani network and now going one step further saying they believe that the support is coming from the agencies highest ranks. our pentagon correspondent barbara starr is standing by with the latest. barbara, a lot at stake right now, and what are the officials saying? >> well, wolf, pakistan is supposed to be one ...