. >> i am allyson camerota. >> how are you feeling. i am bill hemmer. a white house briefing and meanwhile, the white house and the house for that matter working on a set of minispending bills and blasted by democrats for doing it. >> it is time for republicans to stop throwing a crazy idea and in hopes that something will stick nothing has stuck. there is a sensible way to reopen the government. clean, six week resolution that opens government today and we passed it in the senate last week. >> it is not policy anymore. it is power. it is a power game played in the beltway and it is disarming and disgusting one. the policy that we sent over on saturday and what we are doing today and the policy that we have done in the appropriation bills that have gone over there is good and decent policy. >> he has been on the hill all morning, doug, good day to you, what is happening. >> i will not be here all morning, mike will take over so i get a little reprieve. first and foremost on the house side. house republicans are moving to a vote on mini spending bills to

allyson? >> hard to know if they are making progress with all of the talk. >> we found out half of the country doesn't want the debt limit raised period. and 62 percent say any debt seouling hike needs to go along with major spending cuts. 20 percent said it needs to be done regardless. what is at stake here? the host of melissa francis on the fox business network. and good day to you. >> thank you. >> the poll shows where the majority of the americans are and they are not behind raising the debt limit. 62 percent said you have to get your financial house in order. and one from the president who said that we are not dead beats and you can't go out there and not pay your bills. it seems more americans are relating to when you max out your visa card and say it is your responsibility to raise your debt limit. you sit down and get your financial house in order. that second one is getting more traction. >> china is weighing in on this. >> the foreign min ufter said the clock is ticking and we expec

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allyson gill is here, we were talking about this as we watched christof's report. do you see the disconnect between society's increasing openness, i think, and public policy which may be is lagging behind? >> i do. and i do think that society is become more and more open to lesbian, game, by section and you'll trans issues just in the past 10 years we have seen broad changes in how trans people are treated in society. however, policy changes especially federal level are not proceeding as quickly as we would have hoped. for example, the employment nondiscrimination which would provide really critical nondiscrimination pro techses in employment is making its way slowly through the senate but we have been trying to pass this laws for 20 knife years, it's ver25 years, it's veryslow. >> the trevor project supports young individuals and trying to prevent suicide because of the pressure. how serious of a problem is it. >> it's a very serious problem. we know for all young people, suicide is the second leading cause of death. for lesbian, game, by section and you'll trans

i am allyson camerota. >> and i'm bill hemmer. day four and they are only talking and finger pointing and name calling as well. here is the president an hour ago on that. >> the thing thing preventing people from going back to work and basic research starting up and farmers and small business people getting the loans, the only thing preventing that today, in the next five minutes, is that speaker john boehner won't let the bill get a yes or so vote. because he doesn't want to anger the extremist in his party. >> with that as a back grouped, mike emmanuel working long hours up there on the hill and the house law makers continuing the approach to get democrats to sit down and talk, where are we on that, mike? >> this afternoon house will vote to make sure veterans and national guard gets benefits and funding. the house voted to reopen national parks and monuments and make sure medical research continues. here is eric cantor making his case. >> we passed a pill in the house last night that would provide the nih with funding to reopen

a fox greg alcott is live from normandy. >> that's right, allyson. we are thousands of miles from wash scombash the government shutdown is having an affect here in the american cemetery in normandy. the site is closed to the public. these gates are locked tight and the graves of the u.s. soldiers on d- day and after. this land was deeded to the u.s. by france and the u.s. is picking up the bill for 50 staffers and temporarily this place is closed down. that's why we are hearing from american tourist and veterans that are very disappointed. they planned for the trip and visit for months and years and maybe a lifetime and now they cannot get in. take a listen to what they told us today. should the spirit that was shown here be shoub. >> they died for the freedoms we got and now we can't get in to pay respects. where is that now? where is that ethic? >> they lost touch with what the basics were and what these people gave and sacrifice really is. >> we came all the way to visit this place and you can't get in? >> i hope the politicians back in washington

and allyson, and also not feeling safer. >> that's right. that's right. 15% of trans gents students report being forced out of school because of harassment and that has life long negative outcomes. >> appreciate both you of coming in and talk toss us,. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> again, spirit day is tomorrow and "america tonight" will be back in a moment. ♪ on inside story, we bring together unexpected voices closest to the story, invite hard-hitting debate and desenting views and always explore issues relevant to you. millions who need assistance now. we appreciate you spending time with us tonight. >>> up next is the golden age of hollywood going golden but elsewhere. why l.a.'s mayor has declared a state of emergency for the entertainment industry there. next. >>> finally from us tonight, from namibia, there is a wardrobe that serve serves as a permanent reminder of a bloody history in that country when the land was colonized by germany. now the that anybody vinnie government wants to shed its past. the reporting on the colonial makeo

. >> i'm allyson camerota. >> the real story with grechen starts right now. >>> welcome, everyone, to "the real story," i'm grechen carlson. we're going to grade obama's speech and hear from real doctors. are they worried sick or feeling just fine about obama care? plus, former vice president dick cheney said the in fighting sparked by senator ted cruz is good for the gop? and that was so scared terrorists would hack his pacemaker he had a certain part of it changed. remember, this happened on the show "homeland"

i am allyson camerota. >> and i am bill hemmer. they have plenty to talk about. the meeting clocking in 90 minutes. our chief congressional correspondent mike emmanuel is reading the tea leaves. what do you have? >> reporter: there are conversations taking place and ideas and plans floated. the latest senate republican offer looks like this. it would fund the government one year and extend the debt ceiling for a period of time and include measures to prevent obama care fraud. a head of the senate, senator mitch mcconnell said it could be a good idea to exchange in ideas. >> put the hysterical talk behind us and find solutions to the problems. there is a variety of ways to get debt and spending under control and a lot of innovative reforps to consider. >> reporter: the they include reopening the government and wouldn't include entitlement reform. house speaker nancy pelosi said they are talking and that is good. and the senate majority leader explained why he is against the six- week debt ceiling extension. >> we don't believe that a six weeks enough to give the e

learned that the gun used here was a nine millimeter ruger that police say brought from his house, allyson. >> it is tough to hear from them. >> the blunt warning that big labor has. reaction from lou dobs. and an al-qaeda mastermind appears in the new york city courthouse. and we'll have insight from former attorney general alberto gonzalez. farmer: hello, i'm an idaho potato farmer. and our giant idaho potato truck is still missing. so my dog and i we're going to go find it. it's out there somewhere spreading the good word about idaho potatoes and raising money for meals on wheels. but we'd really like our truck back, so if you see it, let us know, would you? thanks. what? >>> a blunt warning to politicians a head of budget talks from friends in big lab ofrment trichard trumpa head of a clo will go after any politician willing to make cuts to medicare or medicaid. lou dobbes is host of the fox business network. and he had a warning for all law makers and though he was targeting democrats in particular. we will never forget and we will never forgive and working to endio your career. how a

i am allyson camerota. >> and i am bill hemmer. >> we are getting closer to a deal. >> president obama asked the big four from the congress to come over at 3 o'clock today. one major difference we are hearing about today. mike is on the hill. what is the difference? >> reporter: the big four is senator harry reid. and mitch mcconnell and john boehner and nancy pelosi. and the difference is biden, is going to be a part of the discussions and known for being a deal maker. sources tell me the discussions are basically over how long to fund the government versus how long to extend the nation's ability to borrow moan. democrats like reid want a longer package and they want to open up the cuts from the 2011 debt deal. republicans would like to open up the argument over the nation's debt sooner. this is a leading republicans view on that. >> this would be the sixth time in five years that the president wants a debt ceiling increase and the amount they want is a million dollars a minute for the next year way beyond 20 authority 14 election. a million dollars a minute unchecked. >> reporter: ma

. >> or to me at allyson camerota. >>> a british man is arrested and charged with hacking in several u.s. agencies. including nasa. 28-year-old loweri love and his partner stole the information of thousands of government employees including military service members. the motive was to disrupt the operations and infrastructure of the u.s. government. it is not clear if love tried to sell or profit from it in any way. >>> remember all of the federal workers who filed for unemployment in the 16 day shut down. they are told they have to give the money back because they received back pay while out of work. that is not cool. that is double dips. you can't keep both. nationally 70,000 workers filed for unemployment and amounting to millions in jobless benefits. >>> and a possible motive in a brutal attack that left a family dead. the information that may have set the shooter off. >>> new information on whether the u.s. needs to change its policy in the middle east in attacks that targeted christians. >>> what he saw the night that four americans were killed in benghazi. >> i could hear the g

one of the spokes people jim allyson was out here. and he says that the mediator is going between the union and b.a.r.t. on two separate floors. there does seem that the talks are continuing right now. b.a.r.t.'s last public proposal was a 10.25 pay increase over two years. i learned they had a new proposal prepared to give to the union that has not happened right now. the union says at one point there was a $21 million gap. b.a.r.t. says that was larger because any deal with the will also apply to managers ascme union contractors. the bottom line, no deal, no strike announcement they are still talking and we will be here monitoring the situation and bring you an update if it turns out that they do end up with a deal or deciding on the strike option. for now we're reporting live from oakland, jana katsuyama, ktvu news. >>> a b.a.r.t. station agent and his wife have been convicted on a scheme to sell used b.a.r.t. tickets on ebay. they were ordered to pay $48,000 in restitutions. nolf was accused of collecting ticket that is were suppo

. >> i'm allyson camerota. >> the real story with grechen starts right now. >>> welcome, everyone, to "the real story," i'm grechen carlson. we're going to grade obama's speech and hear from real doctors. are they worried sick or feeling just fine about obama care? plus, former vice president dick cheney said the in fighting sparked by senator ted cruz is good for the gop? and that was so scared terrorists would hack his pacemaker he had a certain part of it changed. remember, this happened on the show "homeland" and was he right? >>> for every beautiful bald guy, researchers say they might have a cure. homer, you might be in for a cure. men and women both, but, first -- >>> in what could be one of the biggest understatements of the year, the president acknowledging today that the obama care rollout hasn't worked as smoothly as it was supposed to, but he's urging folks to keep trying to sign up anyway for the insurance. he even gave out the phone number today. this as calls grow louder for health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius to step down over the botched launch. >> t

one of the spokes people jim allyson was out here.nd he says that the mediator is going between the union and b.a.r.t. on two separate floors. there does seem that the talks are continuing right now. b.a.r.t.'s last public proposal was a 10.25 pay increase over two years. i learned they had a new proposal prepared to give to the union that has not happened right now. the union says at one point there was a $21 million gap. b.a.r.t. says that was larger because any deal with the will also apply to managers ascme union contractors. the bottom line, no deal, no strike announcement they are still talking and we will be here monitoring the situation and bring you an update if it turns out that they do end up with a deal or deciding on the strike option. for now we're reporting live from oakland, jana katsuyama, ktvu news. >>> a b.a.r.t. station agent and his wife have been convicted on a scheme to sell used b.a.r.t. tickets on ebay. they were ordered to pay $48,000 in restitutions. nolf was accused of collecting ticket that is were suppose

. >> i am allyson camerota. >> how are you feeling. i am bill hemmer.anwhile, the white house and the house for that matter working on a set of minispending bills and blasted by democrats for doing it. >> it is time for republicans to stop throwing a crazy idea and in hopes that something will stick nothing has stuck. there is a sensible way to reopen the government. clean, six week resolution that opens government today and we passed it in the senate last week. >> it is not policy anymore.

. >> i will allyson camerota. the talks are ridiculous to outrageous. hi, mike. nhouse democrats visit to the white house. and still to be determined, but there was a co meeting of the top four

i am allyson camerota. >> and i am bill hemmer. >> we are getting closer to a deal. >> president obamafour from the congress to come over at 3 o'clock today. one major difference we are hearing about today. mike is on the hill. what is the difference? >> reporter: the big four is senator harry reid.

i am allyson camerota. >> and i am bill hemmer. they have plenty to talk about.essional correspondent mike emmanuel is reading the tea leaves. what do you have? >> reporter: there are conversations taking place and ideas and plans floated. the latest senate republican offer looks like this. it would fund the government one year and

i am allyson camerota. >> and i'm bill hemmer.pointing and name calling as well. here is the president an hour ago on that. >> the thing thing preventing people from going back to work and basic research starting up

i am allyson camerota. we are learning a plan to work on all of this.itol hill. hi, mike. >> hi, alley, the house is set to negotiate and vote to have

and i am allyson camerota and no deal and no negotiations and americans are fed up.