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wars. i yield back. reporter: but the republican bill would block funding for planned parenthood, for abortion services. kill the babies! the budget s first! the budget s more important. antiabortion protesters drove home the point and the republicans will target cuts to push their policies. senate democrats vowed to defeat the house move. i am really stunned and angry as a woman. the tea party pushed through its extreme agenda. issues that have nothing, nothing, nothing to do with funding government. but the tea party and its allies are saying don t blame us now if the treasurys run dry. liberals in the senate are continuing to shut down government because they want to underwrite the largest abortion provider in america. president obama again called boehner and reid to the white house, but no deal. there is no agreement on the number and the policy issues that are contained with this. unless we work something out, the government will shut down. 800,000 work
you are voting against the troops who aren gamed in three wars. i yield back. reporter: but the republican bill would block funding for planned parenthood, for abortion services. kill the babies! the budget s first! the budget s more important! reporter: anti-abortion protesters drove home the point that they ll target cuts to push well policies. senate democrats vowed to defeat the house move. i am really stunned and i am angry as a woman. the tea party is trying to push through its extreme agenda, issues that have nothing, nothing, nothing to do with funding government. reporter: but the tea party and its allies are saying don t blame us now if the treasury runs dry. liberals in the senate are threatening to shut down the government because they want to continue to borrow money from china to underwrite the largest abortion provider in america. president obama again called boehner and reid to the white house, but again no deal. there is no agreement on the nu
deliver a speech to students and then arrived and began shooting. we re also following some breaking news out of japan this morning. a 7.4 earthquake hit off the coast, triggering another tsunami warning. here is a live look. now, we want to show you the earthquake hit the same northeastern coast recovering from last month s 9.0 earthquake and tsunami. the latest it hit 24 miles under the water. buildings as far away as tokyo shook for about a full minute. now, to the latest on the possible government shutdown. just 37 hours away on capitol hill just about an hour ago, majority leader harry reid addressed leaders and he and john boehner attended a late-night meeting with president obama at the white house. this morning reid says another meeting is set for this afternoon. so, it s clear from the math that we re less than two days, in less than two days the decision must be made as to whether the government closes or stays open. now, if they can t reach an agreement by
congressional leaders met late wednesday night at the white house. i have confidence that we can get this done. there is no agreement on a number, and there is no agreement on the policy. reporter: in place of a budget, lawmakers have been funding the government by short- term spending bills. the latest of those is said to expire on friday night at midnight. and i m absolutely convinced we can get this done. reporter: the house republicans have passed a budget with $61 billion in cuts and charge the democrats are not taking the deficit seriously. we re an enterprise that is losing $1.6 trillion a year. we have to make bigger cuts than that. reporter: democrats say they have offered to cut $33 billion from the budget. but say while the gop keeps calling for budget cuts, it refuses to raise taxes on the wealthy. behind the sunny rhetoric of reform, you ve got the same old ideological agenda. reporter: and while it s true, both sides say they want to avoid a sh