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deep enough to get a sense of what's happening here. this was really the hardest hit county so far in the state. county saw 25 inches of rain in the last several days. keep in mind also there was a wind event. this storm packed a punch. winds gusting at 45 miles per hour. strong enough to knock over several things, knock down some trees and cause a lot of problems with debris in the roads. here along this coastal road, we are finding that police are in place to make sure that drivers are not surprised when they ran past those low lying areas when they find again, water at least a foo...

26 years. many of the same team. timothy geithner, he has been in government for many, many years. ben bernanke. alan greenspan before him. henry paulson. all of these people who are now involved in talking about how to make sure this doesn't happen again didn't see it coming. and, in fact, we're all part of the system that pushed home ownership, weaker lending standards -- >> lower interest rates. >> -- lower interest rates, weaker lending standards and deregulation of wall street. remember, congress decided to lower system barriers on wall street. >> they were in place ten years ago. >> righ...

Have to be digitally literate to have a command with what you do with the infrastructure. all of these things are things we need to work together on. >> i want to ask you one thing. i just upgraded my internet speed about a week ago and i wanted to teleconference with my team at cnn. that's where i realized i didn't have the upload numbers and we did all kinds of tests and things like that. what kind of thing is it that people are going to say that they need more broadband, i'd subscribe to this, and i'm prepared to pay more, but i want a lot more bandwidth? >> that's a great question. sometim...

Christine, that somebody would say why are we going so fast given everything that's happened. there is an argument that people make to say when we regulate, sometimes or when we take out regulations, it has unintended consequences and sometimes those consequences are 10 to 15 to 20 years down the road. when's the right time and what's the right speed with which to put some regulation in? as you and i discussed, everything that happened in 2008 can happen again today. virtually nothing has a rule that would prevent it from happening again. >> absolutely. the only reason why it wouldn't happen t...