"the new york times" from "the washington post", usa today, they have all had their time wrapped aroundresidency that they can't even see the light of day and i think that this is a new development. i think the reason that they are criticizing the president is because each day brings a new embarrassment that is in their face, the failure of obamacare, that they would have no credibility if they didn't call the president on the fact that this is his signature legislation and he refuses, even a press conference yesterday, to take ownership and accountability for it. he comes out and says, on another website had these problems. you'd think i'd be that stupid and go and market? well, yes, we do. lou: turning to brad, if i may. asking you. this president right now. he is being defended by oprah winfrey who has played the race card. and in the midst of this, it is just bizarre. the reaction we're getting here. >> it's an outrage for her to allege that he would be incompetent. in these organizations, they are the very ones that created this. so the fact is that they are only turning on obama b

here to discuss, from the "washington post," dana milbank. "usa todayist and nbc latino contributor, raul reyes. thank you for being here. i want to start with an interview i just did with leader pelosi. one of the things that she mentioned, i want to start with you on immigration, she seems pretty optimistic. suggesting they've got three republicans on the democratic bill. that includes a path to citizenship. it sounds like the feeling is the numbers should be there. >> yeah. you know, the numbers are there. i believe the number of house republicans who are onboard for immigration reform with a path to citizenship is now up to 29. we now have three republicans signing on to this house democrat bill. so the pressure is still there. it was very interesting this week. because i believe it was tuesday, there were all these lobbyists and leaders descending on washington for immigration reform. they were all conservatives. the pressure is there. it's just the house leadership has not been able to wrap their minds around that -- wrap their minds around the fa

today. let's talk with host of "state of the union" candy crowley, good morning. >> hey, kate. >> you've seen the headlines. we've been talking about them this morning, "new york post: disaster." "usawhat's going on in washington. this was supposed to be a fix coming from the president. is it? >> we'll see and we'll see if it's a blip or not. i think more troublesome for the president and for the next three years for him is the credibility problem that he's suffering, because whenever there's been a problem with the president, be it a tussle with republicans that he was losing or something that came up, what sustained him was people's faith in him, was people's belief that he was an honest broker, that he was trying to do right. then along comes the nsa scandal, turns out we're spying on our own allies, we're collecting data from everybody in the united states. along comes syrian, we'll bomb something and then pull back, is the red line really the red line and now this. you can keep your insurance, which clearly isn't true. it has really taken a big bite out of the credibility, and if people no longer trust in your competence to run things and in your credibility to tell them what'

usa today." small firms race health deadline. in the "washington post" sticker shock leads to anger. add to all of this that the associated press now estimating that more than three million people have already received cancellation notices from their insurers. >> why did not you or somebody else say to him, mr. president, don't say no matter what, you're going to keep your health care plan? >> hindsight is 20/20. >> that's why you're there is to say it's not hindsight. >> re-election rival and former governor mitt romney and on "meet the press" this weekend where he accused the president of dishonesty and had this warning about the president's second term. >> i think the key thing that the president is trying to get away from and that is that he told people they could keep their insurance and that was not the truth. and whether you like the model of obama care or not, the fact that the president sold it on a basis that was not true has undermined the foundation of his second term. i think it's rotting it away. >> wait, there's a little bit more, "the washington post" obtaining an int

usa today." small firms race health deadline. in the "washington post" sticker shock leads to anger.at the associated press now estimating that more than three million people have already received cancellation notices from their insurers. >> why did not you or somebody else say to him, mr. president, don't say no matter what, you're going to keep your health care plan? >> hindsight is 20/20. >> that's why you're there is to say it's not hindsight. >> re-election rival and former governor mitt romney and on "meet the press" this weekend where he accused the president of dishonesty and had this warning about the president's second term. >> i think the key thing that the president is trying to get away from and that is that he told people they could keep their insurance and that was not the truth. and whether you like the model

usa today "a shocking shortfall." we want to get your thoughts on that. host: you can also send us a tweet or postr thoughts on facebook.com/c-span. that is on the front page of "usa today." on the front page of "the washington journal" -- "in the preferredwhite house administration remedies to the officialre coming, but suggested wednesday that president obama was open to a bill that would require insurers to require insurers to continuing offering plans that were in existence this year, even if it meant reinstating ones that had been canceled because they did not meet the health standards. the magnitude will become clear friday when the house is set to vote on a separate republican plan to let insurance companies to continue to offer policies canceled recently. that vote may push mr. obama to move friday to offer his own administrative remedy or more landrieu'sce mary bill." white house chief of staff denis sendough, talking to democrats today about what is next. the house vote tomorrow is expected to come to an up or down vote with no opportunity for lawmakers to offer amendments. also from yes

in the money section of "usa today" -- house committee and 's inspectorartment general are looking into a new york post report with national employment data and head of the 2012 election that may have been manipulated. richard in new jersey on our line for republicans. .aller: yeah, hi i am afraid that my republican constituents across the country never paid attention to the fact that our representatives in washington decided from day one to block everything this president has done. has tried over and over to get them in line and agree to something. the agree to nothing, and that is the problem. it is not president obama's fault. jamie and lake pleasant, new york on our line for republicans. caller: i think you do remember me. you and i shot guns in west monroe on the campaign trail with rick santorum. i hope all is well with you. anytime the nuclear option is brought up, regardless of partisan, we need to take it as a serious threat. we need to take a step back and they look at the general picture. not so much as who is pulling the strings and who is doing the fear tactics. i just got out of the marin

she posted to facebook writing she's angered and hurt by this message. >> here she was serving. >>> and "usa todayily show while jon stewart was working on a movie. like his old program, the series will bring a satirical take on current events. >> nobody's surprised by that that they got his own show. so good. >>> robert evans rarely took no for an answer. paramount pictures would not have survived without him. lee cowans shows us how he remains defiant as ever in the face of an even deeper challenge. a story that you'll see only on "cbs this morning." >> so this is woodland, huh? >> this is woodland my dear. >> the gates at his beverly hills home open to more than just a beverly hills address. >> more deals were made here. >> this is practically hallowed ground in hollywood. >> my name is robert evans. >> as head of paramount pictures he took a failing studio and made it number one. with some of the most acclaimed films ever made. ♪ there was "love story." "true grit." >> i mean to kill you in one minute, ned. >> "chinatown." >> where did you get the midget? >> and -- >> i'll make him an offer he

usa today" says last month's partial shutdown cost them nearly $6 billion. the shutdown lasted 16 days. federal employees missed a combined 6.6 million workdays. >> the "washington post" said the senate passed a historic bill. the bill faces an uphill battle in the republican controlled house. >> the "los angeles times" looks at another tesla electric car fire. the auto maker confirms one of its is model hatchbacks burning on a freeway. it's the third to catch fire in five weeks. >>> "the washington times" says a gun writer fired for piece. he argues the second amendment is no different than any other right. this week the editor of "guns and ammos" and said its commitment is unwavering. >>> and "the wall street journal" is talking about how airlines are mining personal data in flight. they'll soon carry personal information on whether passengers have allergies or bags have been logged. >> announcer: this national weather report sponsored by big lots!. surprising savings. every aisle every day. >>> bill o'reilly returns to studio 57. we'll talk about the new movie based on his best-selling book. what he thinks of chris christie's new message and president obama's rati

usa today" says last month's partial shutdown cost them nearly $6 billion. the shutdown lasted 16 days. federal employees missed a combined 6.6 million workdays. >> the "washington post" said the senate passed a historic bill. the bill faces an uphill battle in the republican controlled house. >> the "los angeles times" looks at another tesla electric car fire. the auto maker confirms one of its is model hatchbacks burning on a freeway. it's the third to catch fire in five weeks. >>> "the washington times" says a gun writer fired for piece. he argues the second amendment is no different than any other right. this week the editor of "guns and ammos" and said its commitment is unwavering. >>> and "the wall street journal" is talking about how airlines are mining personal data in flight. they'll soon carry personal information on whether passengers have allergies or bags have been logged. >> as if >>> good morning. it's sunny and 34 degrees 25 degrees colder than this time yesterday morning. yesterday afternoon and last night's wind there's still a breeze in the area. we will keep it kind of breezy. mostly sunny, 54. it's going to be on the chilly side but a beautiful f

post" says the supreme court is weighing the role of meetings with prayer. a federal appeals court said the town violated the constitution with a decade of mostly christian prayers. greece is challenging that ruling. >>> and "usa todayckbuster is close its stores. a decade tag blockbuster had more than 9,000 outlets. >>> and this, a group of marines returning home from afghanistan received a heart-warming surprise. 13 marines arrived on a stop over in chicago's airport monday. they were greeted by a large crowd giving them a hero's welcome. police, firefighters and volunteers gathered on short notice to honor the troops. they flew on to san diego in style. seven passengers gave up first-class seats for the mar e marines. the others were automatically upgraded to first class. the american airlines says, the marines are, quote, ever so grateful. >> we are ever so grateful to them. >> good for those people. >> welcome home to all of them. a warm >> announcer: this national weather report sponsored by toyota. let's go places. >>> the night sky lights up across southern california. >> i just saw a bunch of flashes out of the corner of my eye and like a big bright light and i was like, what was that? ? this apparent meteo

post. the two other panelists and now will become contestants, robert costa, it is time for them to put away their cell phones, close their twitter up. there she is. susan page, washington borough chief at usa today. she will be facing off against them at america's baefk cable news must watch trivia event. up against the clock? a fight for prides, glory and honor. drive" sales event is back. which means it's never been easier to get a new 2014 jetta. basic [ music playing [ music playing ] >> she was a 19-year-old aspiring actress full of pizzazz when she appeared on "the dating game" in 1978, who'd guess 34 years later she would be a two term governor of michigan delivering one of the more memorable speeches at the 2012 democratic convention, yes, that was and is former two-term governor jennifer granholm. you know what they say, if you want to see a political star born, watch a game show. no one says that, but "up against the clock" is up next. . >> as president kennedy said, it's better to light a candle than sit and curse the dark. explore. . >> live from studio 3-a in rockefeller center in usa, it's time for "up against the clock." our first contestant argue knolly from houston, texas, the 8

post" says the supreme court is weighing the role of meetings with prayer. a federal appeals court said the town violated the constitution with a decade of mostly christian prayers. greece is challenging that ruling. >>> and "usa todayckbuster is close its stores. a decade tag blockbuster had more than 9,000 outlets. >>> and this a group of marines returning home from afghanistan received a heart-warming surprise. 13 marines arrived on a stop over in chicago's airport monday. they were greeted by a large crowd giving them a hero's welcome. police firefighters and volunteers gathered on short notice to honor the troops. they flew on to san diego in style. seven passengers gave up first-class seats for the marine marines. the others were automatically upgraded to first class. the american airlines says the marines are, quote, ever so grateful. >> we are ever so grateful to them. >> good for those people. >> welcome home to all of them. a warm homecoming. >>> and it >>> good morning. take a look at first warning doppler weather radar. we have shower activity book ending the metro. it's only a matter of time before immediately and inside the beltway we start to see some rain. that rain is going to be gone and out of her

usa today, edward snowden has a new job working for a russian website. it starts earlier this month. they didn't name the company for security reasons. "the washington post," employees of the department of homeland security may have boosted their pay with overtime they didn't earn. with o.t., it's $8.7 million a year. this tactic could add money to a paycheck and used to recruit new workers. >>> san diego union tribune, a police officer issued what many believe is the first ticket for driving while wearing google glass. oh, my god. this woman was caught after being caught for speeding. she plans to fight the ticket. it was blocking her vision and causing a distraction. >>> from "the washington post," the moment air travelers have been waiting for. as long as they don't allow talking on phones. >> what? >> the faa finally agreed to let passengers use electronic devices like tablets and phones throughout flights. >> oh, my gosh. >> reporter: on this halloween travel day with costumes on full display at the airport, there was a treat awaiting travelers. >> at this time, please turn off all cellar telephones and electronic devices. >> reporter: that announce

the "usa today," abortion research and the supremeflood court, making it only a matter of time before the justices are likely to consider a new wave of date restrictions. and in the "washington postthis morning, obama nominates treasury official to lead wall street reg and leader of the cftc. and republicans in the senate yesterday rejected obama's third pick for "judiciary -- four judiciary. they blocked his pick to fill one of the vacancies on the powerful appeals court. this is the third time during headline this morning on what the first lady is up to. the "wall street journal" reports that michelle obama will start an initiative tuesday with the washington, d.c. high school where she told a group of sophomores they could follow her path from a working-class family to graduate from a top university. she will begin to start speaking out about boosting college attendance in this country. going to next, we are talk with charlie dent, a republican of pennsylvania, about budget negotiations, and then later we will return to our conversation about the affordable care act, and we will talk to senator ben cardin, a democrat of maryland. we will be right back. ♪ >> with the war in eur