several cars were involve in theed wreck. all westbound lanes of i-ten in the area are closed. >>> a uc davis veterinarian is warning pet owners to give their dogs jerky treats this, as the fda is investigating the link between deaths of almost 600 dogs and jerky treats from china researchers haven't determined the cause of the illnesses. >> we have a hard line from our nutrition support service in our hospital that just says don't feed jerky treats. it's best to just not go there. >> the symptoms include diarrhea, vomiting and decreased appetite. fda asking pet owners to send more information about pet illness that's fit this pattern. >> google remaining mum about a barge at treasure island some say could be a data center. take a look. speculation is lighting up the internet and talk shows. tech yeez point to a patent in 2009 for a floating data center using waves for power and sea water for cooling. the barge has been spotted in maine. calls for confirmation have gone unanswered. >> they're mum on this subject. hoo next doo

the president called theed four of them down to the white house today to talk about the shutdown andd getting the government back open. of course we'll continue to monitor this. we'll come back to you if they do. >> . thank you. >>> developing also tonight, a little more li than one hour ago the house approved a bill to fund d.c. the bill now goes on tooes the senate, but all this t does not mean the dot com government is out of the woods yet. -- it was not a roll call vote, it was a voice vote. there's no chance it willill passing over there because they want this wan so-called clean resolution.tion earlier today vin sentin gray was steadfast in to furlough any workers and furious with deposition standing in the way. an official say the mayor called the white house last night to event his frustration. the mayor said today the d.c. government is openn for business and all city employees are coming to work. the mayor was angry, ang called the white househit and according to a senior administration officialon o spoke with valerie jaret, a senior adviseder to the the president on governm

57 minutes the house passed a bill, stripped parts of obamacare. 57 minutes later the senate strip theed out parts of obamacare that were being attacked, if you will, and sent it back to the house. all eyes are on what the house's next play is. a lot of house members are t t meeting in speaker boehner's office the to figure out what's next. harry reid made a reference to albert einstein earlier saying the definition of insanity is trying time and again to do the same thing. he said that's what house republicans are doingy going after obamacare when he said he's not going to accept anything that affect it is health care law and the president issued ve to threats. the president of the united states had a phone conversation earlier this evening with speaker boehner. it lasted ten minutes. sounds like they restated their positions that the speaker doesn't think obamacare is fair for everybody. he wants to change it. the president saying he won't accept the changes. we have been going through this for days now. the house tried to defund and delay parts of obamacare. here we are two hours from

the holiday season, i would expects household spending on holiday gifts and travel to be slow and theed a ver adverse effects of t economy will ri riple out to otr areas as well. >> the international counci couf shopping centers found 40% scaled back on their spending as a result of the direct or indirect effect of the government shutdown. >> when there is something goings ogoingon in poll politicn turn in sales. >> the government shutdown is on the minds of our u.s. customers. we are following this closely. >> knowing uncertainty is not good for consumers or businesses or the job market. >> how the price of asocieties d stocks and bonds and houses move over time. were award wardeed the nobel pre this week. eugene fama and lars ha sens and robert shiller shared the nobel price. >> shiller showed you can show how prices morp move broadly ovr time. they can predict irrational behavior in the markets. shiller is famous for predicting the chap collapse of housing in. that led to the global recession hansen came up with a map to test out the the theories arouns not the type of map you know f

in hockey, theed monoton oilers back-to-back goals in eight seconds, can you believe it. he set the old record of two goals in nine seconds by none other than the great one, wayne gretzky. >>> how is this even possible? the rock climbers scale a rock wall without harnesses and a lot of upper body strength. spiderman may have competition with these folks. talk about intuition. a grandfather wagered 80 bucks over 14 years ago. he bet his then, 18-month-old grandson would one day play for the welsh national soccer team. today, that grandson is 16 and you guessed it, he plays for the welsh team. his grandfather has won almost $200,000. as a result, he is retired. retired and happy. >>> video out of washington state gives meaning to the phrase, living on the edge. a portion of a bluff known as the end of the world, which is what this looks like, came crashing into the puget sound when wayne and gravity were eating away at the forest. the area at the top of the bluff has been temporarily closed for obvious reasons. bill karins is here on this friday morning. >> oh, the weekend.

. >> and it leaves faculty and students question the integrity of theed a minute starts. >> it's the votes money that's being misused. >> do you feel you've been true to the voters? >> yes, i do, absolutely. >> ultimately you have two sides of an issue reading the same lang wage in two different ways. bottom line you don't always get what you think you're voting for. instructors on campus will continue to fight for a change before the construction begins next year. >>> coming up, driving under the influence but it's not alcohol. >> i think he's using something that's kicking him up and bringing him down at the same time. >> drug duis. see how law enforcement is cracking down on this growing problem. it guides you to a number that will change your life: your sleep number setting. it will give you the soundest sleep you've ever had. it's a bed so intuitive it even knows you by name. the sleep number bed. clinically proven to improve sleep quality. now it's easier than ever to experience deep, restful sleep thanks to our advanced dual air technology. at the simple touch of a button, the

it was theed was generation after feminism, my generation is understood what feminine -- feminism was saying can do these you things and we heard you should. we're the ones who translated an opportunity into an expectation and is -- that is where we went wrong. travail ismuch legitimately or illegitimately blamed on man? >> if you go back 60 or 50 or 100 years ago a lot of women's problems were caused by men. they were caused by traditional ways of organizing the workplace and organizing the home. when i look at where i am today i do not see any man sitting in the corner office trying to keep women out. the men i know are trying to get more women involved. they have wives they care about and daughters they desperately care about. i do not think it is accurate to blame men anymore. instead what we need to do and this is hard is to step back as we kind ofnd say turned things upside down. we have moved away from the nuclear family in which the man always works and the woman stays home. how are we going to rearrange things now? we have done the first part of the revolution but we have not

china's markets are closed for theed which go ed whiced which holiday. >> there are a few political issues globally, but investors are pulling their money out of the yen which is usually seen as a relatively safer asset. >> yes, that's because the yen has been overbought in the past few days. unless they can look at dollar/yen first, it's currently at 98.33-38, recovering from a one-month low on monday. some traders bought back the u.s. currency due to position adjustments at the end of the month after the dollar fell as political uncertainty in the u.s. boosted selling pressure. still, marketplace will continue to keep track of the developments in washington. they'll also be looking out for a report on u.s. manufacturing activity due later today. now let's look at euro/yen. euro/yen is currently at 132.98-133.04. investors are taking the opportunity to buy back the euro against the yen after the common currency fell to the 131 level on concerns over the -- over political issues in italy. and for more direction on the yen, investors are keeping a close eye on what prime minister abe has to

attorney for one of the motorcyclist charged in theed i violent roadway confrontationona denies his client did anythingtg wrong. he is charged with recklesss driving.iv he cut in front of the range thn roverrer and slowed down causinu the vehicles to collide.olli after that, a pack of bikersik surround the the suv and theuvnt driver took off fearing for his life and the lives of his wife f and toddler inside the suv. >> my client is not committed aa crime here. if you look at the video, it ist everything that he did in that t video, nothing there is criminal.im and that is our position.it my client was rear-ended by the suv. and my client never left the scene of the accident. aid he followed all the procedures u in this accident. aiden he waited for the police. pol >> the driver of the suv ended e up running over anotherrno motorcyclist as he took off toek get away from the pack of bikers.ke some of the bikers then chasedrc the suv and attacked the driveri police are still investigating. >>> congratulations, you're america's newest citizen. ciz >> these people are pledgingg their allegianc

speaking for the first time, theed by sewer told about the love he and his wife shared. the comfort he finds knowing she was happy. >> a profound and true relationship. that she could feel very relaxed in. and that was what our daughter was born into. and so, one thing that offers me comfort is that i know that that is the mindframe she was in when she was laying there. >> reporter: he is grateful for the outpouring of support for his family. the newly single father isn't ready to talk about the ongoing investigation. but supporters say something must be done to make sure san francisco parks are safe. >> what happens there was a tragedy and preventable. so, we want to let them know that we're concerned as a community. >> reporter: the driver is out on bail and unpaid leave while this investigation continues. city leaders have scheduled a hearing to talk about rec and park rules about driving on the grass. after this accident, some say it should no longer be allowed. >>> scary moments at a busy san jose intersection today. a school bus carrying high school students, crash

theed azation i administration o -- going too say they will have better insurance.hey will end up with a policy. the insurance companies are saying if you don't choose a new plan we'll put you into a newer plan. some of them may be more expensive and some may be similarly priced or a little lower. that is all because these plans don't meet the affordable care act. >> what does that mean? because the language or the kind of coverage what is the difference? >> they don't include things that are mandatory. they have to cover people that have pre-existing conditions and they have to cover co-pays. it's consumer friendly things that are in these plan plans but it's going to be too expensive to offer them. >> it could include things like m maternity coverage. they have to let you get a physical without requiring a co-pay. it's designed to keep us healthier. we are going to visit the doctor for preventive care. and maternity coverage doesn't mean it will be affordable but it will be covered. >> for people that don't plan do have children. >> they may not well appreciate th

i talked to theed administratia month and a half after the law passed. the the la law has more originsh the republicans in some respects than it does with the obama campaign. the law that got paste got go gt what the obama campaign proposed. >> is that because of the process? correct. >> that is correct. that muddled all of the pieces together. when i talked to folks i got a polite push off. >> most of the mccain involvement. >> i talked to people that told me about the things they were doing. it was a se secretive process. you had to dig hard to find out whats witwhat was going on. >> is this eventually going to be worked out or i are these problems bad architecture? >> i think in two or three years it will be worked out. in three years regardless of who wins the white house the changes will be still with us. i think the republicans if they win the white house they will look for changes to make it work more smoothly. >> this time around it's not maybe a catastrophic fam fail bt it's going to slow things down. one of the president's advisors kept tauntin

. >> reporter: president out theed that annuaedthat an -- touted tl budget deficit -- >> and when president complained about a previous debt ceiling fight that hurt the economy, but provided spending cuts that lowers the deficit. lou. lou: thank you, ed. >> ed heenery. >> wall street enjoying the brief reprieve from beltway drama, stocks recovered. following somewhat weaker than expected earnings reports but slightly better than expected economic reports. the dow down 2 points, s&p up 12, closing at new record high, enazdaq up 24 on the day. president is expected to nominate a new homeland security secretary tomorrow afternoon. at the white house. jehjohnson who reviewed and approved military operation before they are set on defense secretary for final decision, johnson served in college. and early supporter of mr. obama's first presidential campaign, how early? johnson was with him in 2006. homeland security has been without a confirmed leader since late august that is what janet napolitano left. >> we have details about why your commander in chief and department of defense were unprepared

republican congressman from georgia spoke to a conservative audience at a christian event, and he exor theed -- exhorted them that they were going to need it their support. he said republicans would do it again just like the last time they took power in the house after the 1994 elections. >> the government will shut down. [ applause ] >> that's what i wanted to hear. if we hold the line, if we get those courageous men and women to be part of or majority and we say look, we're in partnership with the american people. we're listening to the american people. this is what we're going to do. if the government shuts down, we want you with us. we want you with us. we got to have you. we got to have you because later on you all will call us and say i didn't get my check. we need to make sure you're going to be with us. >> that was before the 2010 election. when we get the majority, we're going to shut down the government. we're going to need you to be with us. that was their plan from the beginning. that's what they were promising their supporters. quote, i am almost giddy thinking about a governmen

we were sent to washington to fight a political battle and make sure americans weren't subject theed to law and that's what this fight was all about. now as the law continues to go on, we'll see more of these glitches much i think the website glichls are merely cosmetic compared to the have. >> carl rove called out the leaders of the movement to defund obamacare on thursday. according to rove, he said the tea party republicans acted as if more moderate republicans were in effect the enemy. he said they alienated colleagues who disagreed by insisting their obamacare supporters and the defunders' outside allies raise the threat of primary challenges. they became content to sit in judgment of plans offered by the house leadership turning thumbs down on anything not in conformity with the now discredited tactic to defund obamacare. i assume you agree with rove? >> why would freedom works, the things that they belief, why are they working so hard to accomplish one goal, and that's elect more democrats around the country? that's all they're going to do. when you look at today when they're

this is about saving the future for our kidness and our grandkids and theed on way is to have a conversationave the conversation. conversation ought to start today and i'm hopeful that whether it's the president or democrat leaders here in the congress rng we can begin that conversation. >> mr. speak, what would you tell military families who have just been denied funeral benefits. >> last weekend wee gave prod tort to the department of defense to pay all kinds of billing including this hp and flank i think it's disgraceful we're with holding these benefitet. i hope the president will sipe it. >> mr. speaker -- >> go ahead. >> mr. speaker, the president made it extremely clear that he did not want to negotiate. you are making it extremely clear that you have to negotiate. what happens in all candor if it's 11:59 on october 17th and we're not there. >> at times like this americans want us to sit down and have a conversation. i want to have that now. what the president said today was if there's unconditional surrender by rchs he'll sit down and talk to us. that's not the way our government wor

britain's prime minister to blast facebook on twitter, calling the policy change irresponsible, adding: >> theed tore of media -- the editor of media watchdog site agrees. >> these are gross acts committed by terrorist groups and maniacs to get attention. in order to show their followers how strong they are. facebook says, "sure, great, more content, we'll put it up there." >> facebook issued a statement explaining the decision saying in part: is >> tech editor for the handcuffing tonne post says:. >> there's thousands using facebook as a way of documenting human rights abuses or war atrocity. it's an important distribution mechanism for violent - records of environmentals abroad, particularly in countries without a free press. >> these are not acts that happen in the course of war. they are deliberate acts of terrorism and murder. why do we want to encourage the people who do it by giving them more visibility. >> bosker points out there's hypocrisy in what facebook allows members as young as 13 to view. >> there are pages pro-rape. why are those okay and a woman breastfeeding her child is not.

>> i knew this would be a difficult question, i don't believe it is one sheehan it is pay theed. i'm trying to point out the absurdity of obamacare, health care plans are being canceled, i hear from many of my constituents, they are being cancelled as a result of the affordable care act, coming in a letter form, they have to get other coverage, and now their coverage will be 127% more or 400% more in cost, that is unacceptable. the question is, why are the premiums going up so much? because they are forcing americans to buy hards of healthcare coverage they would need, why would a male, 32 and single need maternity coverage, and a couple. who are in their 60s have to have pediatrics? they are being forced to purchase. lou: you said people in your district are looking at their premiums rising by as much as 669%, why so much? >> that is the point, these are folks that, yes, cost is going up, astronomically, they cannot afford. now, at the same time, the government is coming in, kathleen sebelius, the president, whomever, saying, the care that you had coverage you were paying for, y

. >> i spoke to them and they talk oh theed to the capitol police -- talked to the capitol police and refused help so they were denied help that feinstein was given. >> the washington times opinion page doesn't support an assault weapons ban but the article doesn't take up that debate. it's more about law enforcement appearing to play favorites and why. >> law enforcement should have no partisanship. law enforcement should not be involved in press conferences an optics and helping a senator get guns. >> nothing illegal according to chief lanier. they responded to a member of congress. m.p.d. made every effort to avoid political implications surround this request. additionally m.p.d. took efforts to ensure no laws were broken and none were. >> they also say chief lanier didn't want us to know her department was providing guns for senator feinstein. she says getting information has not been easy. the philadelphia police department led by charles ramsey provided feinstein some of those guns. >> we'll see you. >> a three star admiral has been identified over a gambling scandal. he was the

louis and had to be cart theed off the ice on a stretcher. here's the check from behind who hits boyle and here's what we know at this moment, dan boyle is flown back to san jose from st. louis where he'll undergo further treatment. la pierre spoke to the st. louis post dispatch. he said i would like to apologize to dan, i was just trying to finish my hit. like i said, it's no excuse. no word officially on what boyle's injury is yet. we'll keep an eye on that. >>> to hoops. a contract extension, at least talks of them between the warriors and andrew bogut as reported by nba.com. according to the report, the talks are there with bogut willing to sign a deal with incentives tied to his health. he's averaged 35 games a year. colin kaepernick has mysteriously been on the 49ers injury report with a foot injury in the last couple of weeks. we now know the explanation. last week jim harbaugh said, the 49ers are following nfl rules and didn't give specifics on the injury. today, though, colin kaepernick did give specifics. listen. >> a hangnail. >> r

speaking this afternoon in boston he under score theed similarities, tauted the web fits and criticismover sold and knowledge the healthcare.gov website is a mess. >> look, there is no denying it. right now, the website is too slow. too many people have gotten stuck and i'm not happy about it. and neither are a lot of americans who need healthcare and they are trying to figure out how they can sign up as quickly as possible. so there is no excuse for it. and i take full responsibility for making sure it gets fixed asap. we are working over time to improve it every day. >> well, that was only part of what he said. jim acosta joins us with details. jim, the white house originally built the speech as a romney comparison, clearly a chance for the president to do damage control. >> that the right, anderson. you heard the president talk a bit today and that rollout of the health care plan, 100 people signed up and trying to make the case this is similar to what is happening with the obama care law. this is about damage control. you heard the president say earlier today he takes responsibilit

because she said this -- >> one of the things you have probably heard about in theed me ye -- in these the continuing resolution to defund obama care. that's a problem. because the that is not where the funding for obama care is. >> the tea party was not impressed that what she said was absolutely true. the tea party did not want to hear that. and now, north carolina's news observer reports, investor, radio personality frank roche recently announced he was challenge elmers in the gop primary and more republican opponents are expected to emerge. the intraparty opposition is driven by tea party activist whose helped send elmers to washington. in the end, elmers sided with the tea party and voted against raising the debt limit and reopening the government. she denies that her vote had anything to do with pressure from the tea party saying if anybody knows me, they know i don't vote one way or another to appease any special interest. the former speech writer, in the daily beast, the republican party is at war with itself. and as tempting as it might be for democrats to gloat from the sid

if you are watching and could not because theed by the clean c.r. and the conference committee and the conferrees, do not worry. we'll explain it all. at this hour, here's where we stand. the senate has rejected the latest stunt from the house. that included a one-year delay in the individual mandate of affordable care act and also, a bizarre provision that would essentially take health care funding away from congressional staff members. very, very weird little twist. that would end up just messing up the lives of hundreds of staff members that work on capitol hill. the senate said no way. we want a clean c.r. that bounced back to the house and the house in a strange unexpected procedural turn has decided to do this. they have decided to send the continuing resolution to a conference committee. that might seem normal. that might not seem strange. here's why it is strange. six months ago the united states senate passed a budget. for six months they have been demanding, asking, pleading with john bainer to appoint conferrees so they can work the throu

>> in terms of the three boys, i theed to ben the least of three, but is because he is very busy. >>ny intention of looking at them again? >> i would love to. that is really down to the public's interest and a broadcaster's interest, or another funder. i do not think we would do it in the same way they do the 7-up series. i do not think we would film the three boys at the same moment in their lives. this was a unique moment for the crystallization of a lyrical beliefs -- 16-to-19 high school into college shift. >> you referred to the 7-up series. what is it? that followedies several boys and girls that were seven at the time of the followl film, and they them again every seven years, and now they are 56. >> i remember seeing it. i had seen a couple of the others. have you watched them all? >> i have. >> what was your reaction, where are they located, what was the purpose, who paid for it, and all of that? >> it was a british public television film, i think, that was made originally in the 1960s , and it has been followed up every seven years since. the purpose is to find out what hap

she didn't want to talk about her mother rebecause theed to talk about her father.ut after she was left alone and she was able to scribble with crayons so aggressively, she came back and she said that she and her father went into the master bathroom. she saw her mother floating in brown liquid. and that her mother was fully clothed and fully in the tub. but she did not say that her head was next to the spout of the shower which is inconsistent with what martin macneill is saying. >> thank you. >>> still to come, we have news. a secret report reveal the white house knew the obama care website had launch before the launch. they haven't said that before. why was it ignored? plus dramatic testimony, that witnesses including his girl describe the moments before the ship went down. >>> and one of most exciting moments ever. we're going to show you the entire video in tonight's shoutout. this one stoork pendous. pendous. . . . stick with innovation. stick with power. stick with technology. get the flexcare platinum. new from philips sonicare. [ male announcer ] the rhythm

retiring, did not believe in sick days, and even though he was not feeling well on saturday, he deliver theed to mail. he passed away that morning. more assault was 82 years old. east or definitely will not be the same without him. -- eastport old definitely not be the same without him. >> now your 11 insta-weather plus forecast with chief meteorologist tom tasslemyer. like the first time after five straight a's of rain that we have no measurable rain at bwi marshall -- >> the first time after five straight a's of rain that we have no measurable rain at bwi marshall. this is kind of like last october. we are 5.8 inches above normal for the month. a week ago we were talking about a five inch deficit for the year. all the rain turn things around. 1.2 one inches above normal. all thanks to slow-moving storm system off the coast, the remnants of tropical storm karen there, it and it soaked the region and took away the dry weather and now it is quite soggy out there. two degrees warmer than average. 86, the record high. a cold 29. the record high in 1988 this day in mid-october. these temperatures

. >> rich, before i let you go, theed id the idea of the cable box, the app, pipe dream? >> if you live in kansas city it's a reality. we have showcased google fiber already has netflix integrated into the set top box. when you look "the office" and see an episode on tonight and from two years ago on netflix, it's seamlessly integrated into the set top box because the consumer is purchasing the set top box. that's an important thing people need to focus on. in the u.s. deals preclude the ability to integrate netflix if it's a leased set top box and most are leasing whether time warner or comcast. you're leasing whether it's google fiber box or a third party box, those are boxes that you buy and that hows you to do very different things. question is, is there a way to get around this on leased hardware or does everybody have to move to the google fiber to own the hardware to make this happen faster. this is pricing in it is going to happen and it does worry us it may not be as quick to roll out in the u.s. as you're seeing overseas. >> remember where the stock was septembe

it was not driving the debate. 2011, theed in affirmative case was made in 2011, a certain faction -- i am not saying it is the people in this room. if a certain faction in the halstead not get its way, they would prefer to -- in the house did not get its way, they would prefer a default. becannot have the debt limit something that is a threat to the economy unless policy concessions are made. that is not how are our system works. at least youo on, can say that it is unprecedented to have negotiations and reforms tied to debt increase. >> i have never said it is unprecedented for debt increases bt be tight -- the that -- de increase has always been hard. since 1917, the country has been working to turn it into a ministerial vote. the debt increase was put in place to reduce the number of times hackers had to vote on that. we try to turn it into a 'stomatic vote in the 1908 -- the 1908's. it has always been a hard vote. will it be a threat to the economy, that cannot be. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] >>

for the single moms force theed into part time work to feed their kids on 29 hours a week, this does nothing. for the seener i don't say and people with disabilities being told, gting letters in the mail that they are losing their health insurance this does nothing. it is unfortunate of the washington establishment once again not listening to the american people. >> i know you were on mark le vine's show. john mccain, bob karkher and others, what's your reaction to them? >> it was unfortunate how it played out. for everyone watching this, it's worth a word of encouragement. what we have seen over the last two months has been incredible . we saw millionses of americans come together. over 2 million americans signed a national petition at dontfund it uh.com. we saw the house stand strong, listen to the people and stand strong against obama care. as you just noted what we then saw was senate republicans not unite but be divided. if senate republicans united and supported house republicans, the american people we could have had a different outcome but senate the republicans divided and a

57 minutes the house passed a bill, stripped parts of obamacare. 57 minutes later the senate strip theedat were being attacked, if you will, and sent it back to the house. all eyes are on what the house's next play is. a lot of house members are t t meeting in speaker boehner's office the to figure out what's ne

he is a man that has been to theed to give voice voiceless. senator schumer is an advocate for the emigre community. got more. that we senator schumer? [applause] the leader on the republican side is someone who i have come to greatly admire. some call him the maverick of arizona, the man who pushed for immigration reform countless times and is not afraid to reach across the aisle to do what is in the best interest of the nation. as a border senator, he knows the pressing economic and moral issues and why immigration issues need to be changed. he has used his personal political capital to make this a signature issue that we seek to be signed into law, senator john mccain of arizona. [applause] one of my colleagues is widely recognized as an independent thinker driven by a deep seeded obligations to create more opportunity in the next generation. each of us has stories of how we came to this country. and grandparents arrived to this country after surviving the holocaust. american gave them hope and the opportunity to rebuild their lives. that i

in a year people will see they are better off by having coverage they have theeded, by having gone to the doctor, et cetera. it's important. i want to go back to something my colleague said. >> quickly. >> this 16 days of shutdown cost us $24 billion that's estimated by standard & poor's in just 16 days to our national economy. we have to stop legislating this way and doing these fights. the republicans are always talking about growing the pie. what they did in these 16 days was to decrease the size of the pie. >> let me give you a chance to respond. standard & poor's did come out with the $24 billion cost. >> she could have joined us and opened the government sooner. we passed over two dozen bills, sent them to the senate. she voted against almost all of them. the senate voted on ze ro of them in the last 16 days. we could have got the government open sooner. >> not the government. piece by piece. >> well, loretta, that's the way the system always works. we vote on different appropriation bills. not the way the president wants to do it. he wants a single bill he controls and it passe

asked me to run for congress and if they ever opened my closet, it would son like the boston pops at theedyou think you could get elected now? >> no, i don't think i could get elected now because there is probable will he not a liberal enough district. >> let's draft bob. >> no, n. we'll start with gutfeld. >> anyone else, first job? >> my first job, i was washing s dishes. it was at a hotel. it was really prestoogeious, met a lot of people and i smelled terrible. >> all right. dana? >> lot of baby-sitting, first job. hostess, my parents restaurant. >> this one is first. first one for all of us. i would like to know what each of you have for a hobby. we'll take it around the table.. and? >> drinking martinis. i like to ride my bike at the beach. >> bob? >> i'm doing my hobby. politics is my hobby. >> my hobby? >> i wasn't laughing at you for my hobby. never mind. [ laughter ] believe it or not, i like to pencil sketch. [ laughter ] what are you laughing about. >> that is not true.ue. >> i do. >> do you have evidence? >> yes. i could show you my sketch pad. >> by the end of the show -- >> j

stoop that low and bring that up. >> as upset as he wants to be the bottom lean is, his ad depict theed of riots, of dead bodies in the streets. of racial imagery clearly to be fear mongering. go lock at your own ad. anybody who locks at that ad know what is he's up to. >> the latest poll shows deblasio leading lohta by more than 40 points. we seen the ad, we saw part of it. it's pretty rough. >> it's compelling. i tell you why it's compelling. because everybody you toouk talk to even liberals here say crime is going to go up, taxes are going to go up under deblasio. there are a lot of liberal new yorkers that are concerned that he is going to be a return to what new york had before guiliani and bloomberg, could be divisive figure, but a lot of liberal new yorkers love what happened from 1994. i mean, that is. don't ehear that fear all the time? we all hear it. they talk about republican, there are no republicans. it's from liberal democrats. >> i saw one once. on the upper left side. i took a picture with them. i couldn't believe it. >> and told them where to get back? under wall stree

of theed the company kennedys. >> they did not like joe kennedy.hat's i mentioned our website which has all of the video. lots of other video you have not seen here. you can go to www.c-span.org/f irstladies. if you go there now, you will find clifton truman sharon another story about his grant -- sharing another store about his grandmother. 9052 election. -- the 1952 election. again?e run could not, but bess take another four years. they were in their 60's. 69 he would've been. think he could take it. they were in good health for their age. and mccarthyism was starting to spread. they were getting worn down. >> it was pretty clear who was going to win. he was a hero. icemant was the chairman- -- truman-eisenhower relationship? hinted they might support eisenhower if he wanted to run as a democrat in 1948. he really admired eisenhower for a long time. eisenhower was aloof from all of the letters we see. offendeds highly during the transition when eisenhower do not appear to want to take his advice. a big social snub occurred on inauguration day. it

historic high unemployment, the economy's lagging and the jobs aren't create theed.e've taken the economy and kathleen sebelius says let us go forward with you and they're not leading. stuart: we appreciate you being with us on jobs tuesday. we've got it. thanks very much. the dow industrial average after 6 minutes' of business is up, 15,438. i think that's within 200 points of an all-time record high. this is on a day when we've got a lackluster jobs repo remember, janet yellen is likely to keep on printing money because of a lackluster jobs report. so, up goes the market. and let's move on to obamacare. the government tested the obamacare exchange website just days before the launch. trying to see if it could handle the traffic, it failed the test, but they launched anyway. and then when just 2000 people tried to sign up on the night that it went live, it crashed. now, the feds are tapping verizon to help them fix the problem. liz macdonald is with us. she talked to xerox's chief engineers with 44 years of experience and he says you cannot fix the problem quickly.