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From new government banking regulations. other major banks expected to follow suit. if you think you can get away from it, you might not be able to. government shutdown averted at least until tuesday now. today, president obama expected to sign a stop gap spending bill approved by the house yesterday without any objection. it keeps the government funded until october 4th. congress is in recess so the session was attended by a few members. the house takes up the senate bill that would fund the government until november 18th when it returns from recess on monday. how about funding it for more th...

Extremely difficult to conquer an enemy as nebulous as a terror organization. now we've devoted all of our resources, whether it's satellite, but increasingly human intelligence on the ground. there are plenty of people in yemen who don't like al-qaida, particularly now with all of the western leaning embattled president now trying to re-establish some kind of control there. he wants them dead, too. and now, they all have to know that if anyone has their cell phone number, if anybody has their computer code and anybody knows what kind of car they drive, if anybody knows what town they hang out...

On the ground, i would imagine, in yemen. they might have been nearby and we had an analyst earlier who say we might have been following him in a vehicle so maybe they did get the body and who knows where he is today. >> put the bases in a couple of months ago. >> can i ask a question, what's left of the body after a drone strike? >> they got to be able to identify it. >> maybe not much. i'm not sure. i mean, it's not like they have the body like they had of usama bin laden and they can wrap it in a cloth and put it into the ocean. i don't think that's going to be what the remains of this guy ...

Him, will dress it up. but, you know, hearts and minds lost us two wars. we haven't found a general yet who will kill. c.i.a. is doing more killing. >> and we should just kill everybody in both countries? >> well, we should kill whoever we need to protect america as long as our foreign policy is going to remain the same. whatever advantages we get from killing al-awlaki today will be more than outdone when we veto palestinian application for statehood at the u.n. this is a game with many facets and killing one person at a time, i started doing that 15 years ago, sir and it hasn't worked yet. >...

He was someone that radical americans would apparently seek out on the internet and he would provide them with guidance. so this is a big, big deal. >> it is a big deal, doug, and we heard initially from the country of yemen that he had been killed and some in their government tried to take credit for it although certainly u.s. government sponsored activity. have we heard yet from the american administration? >> we've heard it confirmed from administration officials that, in fact, he was killed but the fact that this confirmation comes in so quickly would seem to lend credence to the idea that...