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And it is the bottom of the hour and here is the latest news we were following. the two escaped convicts are back in court and they are back behind bars. that after they were arrested at a florida motel yesterday. investigators are now looking into the bogus court documents they say lead to those two guys escaping. and the ntsb is sending two investigators after two bay area rapid transit workers were tragically killed by a train. the train running on computer controls and not by motor men. this as the iewnen why strike has lead to major headaches for the millions of commuters from san francis...

About it the problem would be far worse than that. you are talking about hospitals with no power. people on ventilators, suddenly dying simply because there is no energy. so much of our infrastructure relies on computer controls. all of that would be out. gingrich and others are talking about the possibility of tens of millions of deaths from a nuclear strike that doesn't even land, you know, doesn't go off right above-ground. >> that's right. and he's correct in that. that's another finding from the emp commission. we, judged that given the nation's current state of unpreparedness to deal wit...

the shanghai composite all down this morning. the major european markets are in the red as well. u.s. futures are down too. the world is waiting to hear the results of the monthly u.s. jobs reports. that comes out at 8:30 a.m. eastern. on the weather front, just a few days after irene, the weather radar is getting another big workout. a tropical depression is running loose in the gulf of mexico, and it's heading for the gulf coast, packing lots of rain and lots of wind. cnn's jennifer delgado is keeping watch for us. jennifer, this thing popped up pretty fast, didn't it? >> yeah. y...

honest with ourselves is that we have a political culture that doesn't seem willing to make the tough choices to move america forward. we have a willingness to play partisan games and engage in brinkmanship, that not only costs us in terms of the economy now but also is going to place a burden on future generations. and the question is, can we break out of that pattern? can we break out of that pattern? think about it. we just went through this debacle with the debt ceiling, an entirely self inflicted wound. it wasn't something that was necessary. we had put forward a plan that would...