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hooo!!! . >> sean: throughout the debate one gop senator has been outspoken about making the most of the situation. arguing we should restructure our federal finances, balance the budget and reduce the deficit by making massive spending cuts and limiting big government before touching the debt ceiling. pennsylvania senator pat toomey has insisted that threats of a default are a democratic scare tactic and went head-to-head with howard dean on this issue yesterday ii >> if the worst comes to worst on august 2nd, i think what is going to happen we are not going to pay social security, medicare and some of these other bills. >> we are going to pay social security. in fact they probably have a statutory obligation. there's enough revenue to pay interest on our debt, social security, medicare medicaid, defense contractors and active duty military and have a little money left over. >> the president is behind what i said. he wants a balanced budget. he believes that everybody ought to sacrifice. >>

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hooo!!! >> greta: this one is a mystery. police investigating two mysterious deaths at a mansion owned by wealthy ceo of a pharmaceutical company. first the girlfriend found dead nude hanging from the house balcony, hands and feet tied that was wednesday. his 6-year-old son died yesterday. he had been clinging to life since falling from that house. is there a connection? joining us is san diego reporter. john, nice to see you. what is the latest on this investigation? >> certainly this investigation is bizarre. that's what law enforcement called it. that's who people in san diego are calling it. the latest on the investigation, still no word on whether the death of the 32-year-old woman is murder, homicide or suicide. they aren't saying now. this investigation being held close to the vest of the san diego county sheriff's department. here's a little of the timeline. back on monday, 6-year-old max shacknai was injured he fell down the stairs inside the mansion. two days later rebecca was found hanging from the balcony in the

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hooo!!! >>> the markets are getting a bit nervous. the dow industrial, s&p 500 and nasdaq and gold settled at a new high of $2 an ounce because of the uncertainty over a possible default. moodys suggesting that the debt ceiling should be eliminated to avoid "stability and" and the president met with house speaker john boehner and eric cantor but no deal. the house will spend time whether cutting the balance bill and whether it will veto. joining me is mark zandi and. we talked last week that if it got more serious in washington the markets would get skittish. was today a beginning of nervousness? >> yeah, i think so. i think with each passing day that we don't get an agreement, investors will start to grow increasingly nervous. stock prices will continue to grow south, ultimately interest rates will start to rise. and if we don't get an agreement in the next couple of weeks, the markets will be in turmoil. >> americans say yes, it's absolutely essential that we get a deal before we reach august 2nd and 39% of americans say we could pa

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