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majority leader is agitated with that prospect because it does not reinstate, if you will, a government thaal 90% functional. what do you tnk is going to unfold here? >> well, senatoreid was not in the room, so i do n know what he is saying. do know th the president seems to me to be very genuine in reaching out tory to come toome kind of an agreement. and the w we left it is he is going to talk some more with his people. we a talking now, angst ourselves. we have leaders and staff at the table right now working on things that we want to go back to the white house with. hey, i wille here as long as you want. ourla is to get back him toght. if the is some kind of --t lks like we can come together. maybe we can move pretty prickly. attthat point there will behe president to bring harry reid and nancy posind the seate democrats, senators, democrat members of the house to the table. hopefully there wl follow there preresent. u: as a speer lays out,his is going to be aroached this evening. his staff from touse working with the staff o the white house to ce to some particular deal. ishere any part

clearly this is a mutual fund thaa -- move thatwill capture ae users it may cause the big three to to something like wise, that good for consumers, may drive cost down, and the stock up. charles: or maybe makes company more attractive. ♪. >> you hear that music? night cap. when you go to sleep, i hope you are not dreaming of the dreamliner, a nightmare, japanese airline said a toilet problem forced it to turn around, boeing stock still up. >> investors like the stock it is up 67% year-to-date, they are learning to accommodate the problems whether a small fire or electric issues. this plane is part of the future of aviation. my concern is, more consumers worry about the plane being grounded could cause airline they choose to not book those flights, they may choose to travel less. charles: to your point japan airline put a giant order in with airbus for the first time, would you be a buyer or seller with boeing? >> keep in mind, boeing, we're betting on calm of the stock what future can hold, i think a wise investor right now looks at boeing, said for a part of my long-term portfolio it

>> i agree thaa it's a boo-boo charles: this is serious stuff.ost double what it was in 1975. this after spending ore than $60 trillion on the so-called war on poverty since 1964. susan, you say that it's an entitlement society that is fueling poverty more than anythi elss. >> we have createdda society in the united states are wejust don't have a strong work eth anymore and people expect to be talking about this. fast food workers want to pay $50 an hour. we have a skills gap with all the unfilled manufacturingobs and we ought to be doing this argiving these people incentives to stay at home and at their cell phones and food stands and all that,e should be using that money to help them get the education so that they can go out and work. i know that at 34 letter word, they can go work and create and be a part of society and economy to one of the same thing that adam told me about a week ago. would you ke to reiterate that? >> yes, i would like to reiterate that, charles. i tnk it is insidious. certainly it is a clever suggestion to say that the mo

they show thaa person can work for minimum wage sti save $100 per month.lude working two jobs. it took a lot of heat for that. >> it is a little big brotherly for mcdonald's to tell its employees he's what you can do. look, people are livingll over this country making this kind of money people came to this3 country with -- 100 years ago ople liv on much less than this. they senthere kids and got an education and rose up. john: people do around the world >> most people around the world live on muc much less. the government has no role in, yo know, dictating -- john: our government has decided it does. >> it sure has, and as a consequence you have seen youthh unemployme in this country close to 20%. %-ted raise minimum wages, what you see is msive unemployment among those who can least afford it. john: i ink progress, every facet of this budget basally is unachievable. >> many people achieve it. we all staed somewhere. i make a lot ofoney today, but i started making less than minimum wage, foreign student, you know, working at graduate school making probably

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w this is pretty much going to beb the forecast for the nextne several hours, rain showers thaa will continue now eventually ev spreading into our northwesternn suburbs and this will lastast overnight tonight. to it looks like we're going toingt have showery weather right on rn through the weekend.weend. full forecast hasn't changed chg much. you coming up.u comin up. >> some people's plans have hav changed after hearing that. th thank you very much, gary. >>> if you ride metro you'reetr going to want to hear aboutbout this. there's a new report out tonight on metro's most dangerousrous stations. topping the list is brooklynooln with 44 crimes so far just thiss year. the report also says crime oncre the rail system is up almost 10% this year. year officials blame a rise in cell l phone and bike thefts. d-wood, minnesota avenue, gallery place, they rounded outu the top five as well.s w if you see or happen to witnesss something on metro or have anyvy kind of problem, give us yours story ideas, take a picture orr video, e-mail it to us at fox5metro@gmail.com.fo >>> we're learning more

>> may be noth officially the only thing thaa happens at 5:0 one fears a is the extraordinary measures rich just mentioned, cash management gimmicks the treasury has been using to keep the cash coming in since may when it first hit the debt ceiling expire or exhausted at 5:00 on fears they but treasury says it will still have $30 billion in the bank that day and the bank is the fed and will be able to keep paying some bills so what happens next after the 5:00 deadline on thursday it depends on actual cash flows and cash management of the treasury. the congressional budget office says the drop did date for a treasury is between october 22nd next tuesday and the end of the month. the cbo announce the government spends $10 billion a day and received approximately $7 billion a day in tax revenues, but also notes it does have some big payments coming up after october 22nd. twelve billion dollars in social security benefits though there are some other ones. the actual deadline for really hitting the debt ceiling might be after this thursday. we will have to watch it. dennis: not so much. ric

it is a report earlier today, as the possibility thaa the u.s. treasury might even consider using gold. the gold in fort knox to pay our payments if we go over the edge which caused a massive sell-off. of course, it even caused apologist -- pause in trading. want to say goodbye to eric carlson. i would never get on the air with that this guy. thank-you for all of your years of service. ashley: best of luck, as always. thank you so much. >> thank you, guys. adam: j.p. morgan and wells fargo kicked off of my next guest says could be the most daunting quarter for bank system began recovering from a financial crisis. joining me now, marty mosby, managing director of the nine partners. j.p. morgan posted its first quarterly loss since ceo. where do we began? the 23 billion in legal fees just in case with a drop in revenue? which will be more important to investors to you think? >> well, i think right now the important thing will be a legal fees because that is really where air are, trying to resolve those overhanging issues that are weighing so heavil

a mug shot is an internal police document thaa the police have no right to give it away.ive it away and that is how it ends up on the websites a websites literally extort people you want your face off the, mug shot website? pay us. ashley: was in local news for years and cops and court. i call when can i have a mug shot of whoever been arrested for whatever crime, they would get it to you like that, especially in the internet age. then it is on local news. >> if the crime is a public interest and defendant is a public person then the mug shot is relevant to the news. if the crime is not great public interest and defendant is not a well-known person, then the mug shot is private police property and they have no right distributing. >> it what do they do? what do the people do? how can they fight this other than pay a fine? >> that is why these lawsuits. one is before the supreme court. the issue about the supreme court which ashley spoke has to do with what is a class action and who gets paid. because in this case, these people don't want money, they want their names and fa

. >> you don't lose your constitutional rights to operatr in this country freely, and thaa is what happened here. >> reporter: theywh are are reviewing the en encounter and e use of deadly force. >>> new details of last month's navy shooting. officer hit by gunfire and saved by a bulletproof vest with you know of two officers credited cr with killing alexis. that officer was shot in the t chest with a bullet from the the handgun that alexis took from oneto of his victims. >>> just into fox 5, the winners of the noble price for physics. >> fran sawh higgs. it's the experiment to prove thh mass in particles. it was only confirmed to be true last year in what is thought foo be one of physics most important discovery. meanwhile the other gentleman, worked with higgs.higg >> good for them. >>> still ahead at 7:00, the redskins debate change name why it could be just a matter of time. >>> page the time. passing the time. we asked federal workers howralo they are passing the time, sarah will be back with what youu toldous facebook or twitter. >>> there's a look outside. that's a beautiful picture.

thatno agreement is better thaa bad agreement, and the president continues to say that all options are on the table. the negotiations ongoing, i believe time but i is of the essence and i think that we should know in a few weeks if they are serious or if they are just trying to string us along. this is a situation where time does not play in their advantage because of the sanctions. i want to ask congressman rogers about the next big date on the syria calendar. conference,va 2 which seems to be tentatively for the third week of november. don'tose of you who follow this carefully, this will be following onto the transitional procedures, that kofi annan negotiated when he was a special envoy for syria, a joint u.s. russian project, discussed at great length by john kerry, and the russian foreign minister lavrov. i want to ask whether you think this is possible to achieve anything significant, at this conference now, and do you support this going forward? and perhaps you could also take this opportunity to discuss one of the issues that is central to this conference, how can the oppositio