and it is on your shoulder. >> tough words from suze orman. and more on the number one movie, "gravity". >>> and well, he wanted to turn the anniversary of sandy hook, into, i'm quoting, "gun saves lives day." and on let's make a deal in washington, chief correspondent, dana bash, the world's hardest working woman right now. dana, are we nearly there? >> we're getting closer, but i'm definitely not going to predict we're there, because we've seen these things die several deaths before they come back to life. but piers, all day long we were hearing from democratic and republican sources that the republican leader, the democratic leader, i watched them go back and forth to each other's offices and they do appear to have a framework of a deal. what is it? it is effectively to fund the government, reopen the government and fund it until january 15th, but make clear that budget negotiations have to be finished to fund the government through the rest of the fiscal year, which is what congress is supposed to do every year. that has to be the middle o

d advice on how to survive it from suze orman. >>> heart scare. what we're learning about the condition of president george w. bush that led to surgery and was apparently worse than first thought. >>> and a day to remember in boston. a pair of comebacks for the ages, but the most courageous of all happened before the game started. "nightly news" begins now. >>> good evening. after weeks of paralysis, tonight there are signs that progress is being made toward a deal to get the government going again. still, that's been said before. the government remains shut down tonight. aside from all the talk, nothing has been done, and the big deadline is now just over two days away. that's when america loses its ability to pay all of its bills on time. that's the deadline the world is watching. even by washington standards, the anger and anxiousness are building tonight, as we begin here with nbc's kelly o'donnell on capitol hill. kelly, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. late developments. sources are telling me this is the closest that congress

and it is on your shoulder. >> tough words from suze orman. and more on the number one movie, "gravity". >>> and well, he wanted to turn the anniversary of sandy hook, into, i'm quoting, "gun saves lives day." and on let's make a deal in washington, chief correspondent, dana bash, the world's hardest working woman right now. dana, are we nearly there? >> we're getting closer, but i'm definitely not going to predict we're there, because we've seen these things die several deaths before they come back to life. but piers, all day long we were hearing from democratic and republican sources that the republican leader, the democratic leader, i watched them go back and forth to each other's offices and they do appear to have a framework of a deal. what is it? it is effectively to fund the government, reopen the government and fund it until january 15th, but make clear that budget negotiations have to be finished to fund the government through the rest of the fiscal year, which is what congress is supposed to do every year. that has to be the middle o

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d advice on how to survive it from suze orman. >>> heart scare. what we're learning about the condition of president george w. bush that led to surgery and was apparently worse than first thought. >>> and a day to remember in boston. a pair of comebacks for the ages, but the most courageous of all happened before the game started. "nightly news" begins now.

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. >> on piers morgan live a 'cha the with suze orman. >> you have a few months to get your act together a few months to really take to heart that you have been elected to represent every single person in the united states of america whether they have money or they don't have a penny to their name and you need to understand that if you don't help those that have nothing, you are also hurting those that have something and you, urs, by your own actions, are bringing down the greatest country in the world and it is on your shoulders. so you have a few months, everybody, to get your acts together. you better not come back in january and february and say, oh, we're waiting until the last minute again. use this time to really help the country that you have been elected to take care of. >> some strong words from suze orman but i have to say i hope she doesn't hold her breath on this one. i like having her around. >>> coming up, the dodgers finally getting on the board taking down the cardinals in game three of the national league championship series! there is their rookie but he may have been c

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we'll see, on the left, deborah wasserman schultz, on the right, and suzie orman has more on the financestions are bringing

susie orman was painting a grim picture of what will happen. everything basically will be going up. >> i just got to take a little issue with what josh just suggested because things will not go back to normal. the world has changed in the sense that you have china talking about deamericanizing. you have the european union, which i agree by no means a sobriety on questions of fiscal priority but they are there. the u.s. cannot continue to play this sort of role and expect to get away with it. >> they said this in 2011, too and there were real costs from the debt ceiling fight in 2011 but treasuries are the save haven investment. the dollar is still the world resaefg. >> that will change. it will take time but those little changes are taking place. to answer your question, pierce, it's a slow burner. it's not going to be a massive thing overnight but everybody will start to notice the effects. people talk about the 1979 debt little bit of hiccup. interest rates nudged up a bit. some people paid higher on their mortgages for that. over time, it wi

suze orman was painting a grim picture of what will happen.ing basically will be going up. >> i just got to take a little issue with what josh just suggested because things will not go back to normal. the world has changed in the sense that you have china talking about deamericanizing. you have the european union, which i agree by no means a sobriety on questions of fiscal priority but they are there. the u.s. cannot continue to play this sort of role and expect to get away with it. >> they said this in 2011, too and there were real costs from the debt ceiling fight in 2011 but treasuries are the save haven investment. the dollar is still the world reserve. >> that will change. it will take time but those little changes are taking place. to answer your question, pierce, it's a slow burner. it's not going to be a massive thing overnight but everybody will start to notice the effects. people talk about the 1979 debt little bit of hiccup. interest rates nudged up a bit. some people paid higher on their mortgages for that. over time, it will have