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arthel: i'm arthel neville.he president will beholding another beating today with bipartisan congressional leaders with no deal yet to get the full government running again and avoid hiting a debt ceiling deadline just three days away. senator john barrasso told us earlier raising the limit will not help us pay our bills. we need to control our spending. >> we can not continue to spend at the rate that we're spending or the country is going to be bankrupt. we have a $17 trillion debt and what harry reid and the president have asked for is a new credit card. arthel: chief white house correspondent ed henry is live at the white house. so, ed, what's the latest where these talks stand? >> reporter: well, arthel, what you just mentioned is the most important piece here, it is columbus day. it is very quiet at white house. the president's schedule has been wide open with nothing on it. in fact now, 3:00 p.m. eastern time, calling over these four key congressional leaders of both parties, harry reid, mitch mcconnell,

arthel?> and the government shutdown could soon stand in front of the american dream for tens of thousands of people. home buyers will be unable to get approval for their mortgages. we are talking about banks and other lenders who rely on the irs and the social security administration to confirm the barrower's income and identity. but with paperwork stalling and both agency's lenders will be less likely to make loans if at all all. experts fear this could under cut recent games in the rye covering -- in the recovering housing market. >> and the shutdown is turning into a major stair down with both sides unwilling to blink. a fox news poll finds that neither the republicans nor the democrats are doing themselves any favors. by more than a 2-1 margin the partial government shutdown is definitely a bad thing. he is a columnist for the national review magazine and co author of who is counting. let's start with the -- i want to get wore >> i want to get your thoughts. >> i am glad president obama

arthel neville, live in our new york newsroom with more. arthel? >> hi, jon. the little boy's name is lorenzu cantu. he was struck by a pickup truck running out from behind a parked car while his mother was preparing the birthday party inside. he missed that party after being rushed to the hospital but he is back home now and he has some trouble walking because his toes were run over but good news, there are no broken bones. just bumps and bruises. lorenzo pictured there says he wants police to catch the bad guy. >> i don't know what to say. i hope they get arrested. >> you want to see when you got hit? you got video? >> yeah. >> hey, it is your birthday. >> not right now, lorenzo. >> such a little boy. lorenzo celebrated his birthday a few days later compete with pizza and cake. meanwhile surveillance video shows what appears to be a white for pickup truck, with four doors, oh, back fender flares and reinforced bumper on the front. that video is disturbing. looks like a ladder rack runs the length of the truck. pulling a flatbed trailer with plywood is carrie

arthel and bill, good afternoon. the insurance companies are not sure who is signed up. they are getting botched information from the obama care web site. more than a dozen health insurance companies are reporting that it is riddled with errors. blue cross and blue shield has had 50 enrollries and had to hire temporary workers to deal with all of the inaccuracies. and some applications are incorrectly listing a spouse as a dependent child and aetna, it is harder to get people to come back and sign up. it is not off to a great start. >> it is important to remind folks that even though the challenges are there. progress is being made and people are enrolling cross the country. >> the health secretary service reassured members of congress that everything would go smoothly and now the house has asked her to come back and testify on october 24th and explain what went wrong. >> certainly in the very least, they were not accurately informing the congress. >> knowingly so? >> i don't know if it was deliberate or not. but certainly in the signature issue of the president so, you

arthel, back to you. >> elizabeth prann, thanks, elizabeth. >>> the super hero surprise for a soldier's. >> daddy! >> isn't that great? army captain coming home from a six-month tour in afghanistan as if he is not hero enough he called on a few super friends to join him. captain america, the incredible hulk, batman, they were all there. where are the super hero women? >> the wife was all we needed, the mom. she is the super hero. what a lovely story. so happy for that family. >> that will do it for us. >> stick around. a healthy you and carol alt is up next. we will see you again at 6:00 eastern. >>> i am carol alt. i have been on the cover of more than 700 magazines and traveled the world for photo shoots and movies. but i was president always the healthiest -- but i wasn't always the healthiest woman. i struggled with my weight, fatigue and the pressures of my career. i realized it was time to change and i learned about the importance of good health. i am not a doctor. i am like every person watching this show. i want to help make a healthy you. welcome to "a healthy you." i am carol

. >> i am arthel neville. rally on the national mall this hour, i said that, angry protesters demonstrating against the patriot act and the nsa. we will get a live report from washington. >>> and a fox news exclusive about the hero doctor that allegedly helped bring osama bin laden to justice. pakistan's prime minister promising to reconsider the case of dr. shakil afridi. >>> and the extent of folks calling to work when they're coming up with bizarre excuses, what's not funny is the cost to the bottom line. you won't believe how much money we're talking about. >>> first we start here. president obama buying himself more time, asking the american people to wait just a few extra weeks while a new team of experts struggled to fix the health care website. his new deadline to get rid of glitches and have things moving smoothly, around thanksgiving. molly henneberg is live with more. hey, molly. >> reporter: president obama says okay, the obama care website isn't perfect, but it's getting fixed, and in the meantime

. >> i'm arthel neville. protesters gathering at our nation's capitol over concerns with your privacy and now the world leaders are planning a trip to washington as well because they have those same worries. >>> and the white house is saying today those obamacare glitches, well, they're just about to be fixed. but lawmakers are starting to take matters into their own hands. >> incredible cell phone video shows a tour bus after it burst into flames on a suburban highway. it's all ahead on "america's news hq." >> first, we begin with a new effort to free the pakinstani doctor who helped the u.s. track down osama bin laden. according to new information obtained exclusively by fox news, pakistan's prime minister is vowing to review the case of dr. shaquille afridi after meeting private will he with lawmakers in washington this week. dominic denatale broke the story and he's live with all the details. dominic? >> hey there. the big question here is just how far reaching will the review by the pakinstani prime mini

. >>> i am arthel nestle and it is time for sunday house cal. >> joining us is dr. mark siegel president at nyu's medical center and the author of the inner pulse,ñr unlocking the secret code of sickness and health. >> and the chairman of urology at lennox hill hospital and the chief of robotic surgery.ure good morning to both of you. >> good morning. >> let's start with this. there is an underage drinkingged growing problem in the u.s. and new studies show that its long-term effects are worse than first thought. it is national collegegeÑi alcol uh -- awareness week

i'll be back at 6:00 along with arthel neville who will be celebrating her birthday tomorrow. might want to tweet her a happy birthday. market. thanks a lot and thank you for watching. see you tomorrow. ♪ ♪ >>> none of us should be negotiating on a debt ceiling. it should be -- >> that's what the big spenders say and they get their way. but what if this were the budget of someone you know? what do you think of these people? they're making $24,000, they're spending $35,000. almost $11,000 in debt. >> they should get their priorities straight on what they need to be spending and saving their money on. >> actually this is the federal budget. i just took zeros off. >> oh, wow! >> suppose america were a person trying to borrow from the bank. >> i would like to raise my debt limit.

arthel? >> thanks, molly. >>> a car bomb near syria's capital killing 16 soldiers.o from a witness on the ground. you can see the smoke filling the air. you can tell syrian rebels assaulted a checkpoint near a suburb of damascus. the peace envoy is meeting with egypt's foreign minister and talk about efforts to help end the syrian crisis. >> at least a dozen people killed when a bomb went off near a small restaurant in somalia. new video showing injured people being taken away in stretchers. al-shabaab is claiming responsibility. that is the same al-qaeda-linked group responsible for last month's mall attack in nairobi, kenya. at least 67 people were killed in that attack. >>> in the meantime, chilling surveillance videotape surfacing from the deadly mall attack in kenya. shoppers can be seen running for their lives from gunmen and in the meantime, new concerns for the safety and security of americans overseas is mounting. the chief intelligence correspondent katherine her ri ge is reporting. >> as shoppers scramble for cover, it shows them taking over the west gate

. >> it's 24 minutes past the hour , i'm arthel neville with your fox news minute.tough time reaching the winner of the peace prize. the committee tweeted the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons. there team is on the ground and syria. the zero pc w apparently did get the message posting its own tweeted of the award and celebrating the wind. secretary of state john perry in afghanistan for urgent security talks as president karzai is working to meet a deadline at the end of the month for a deal that will allow american troops to stay in afghanistan after the nato-led mission ends next year. and a major transit system for the san francisco bay area is running trains as usual after unions and management agreed to continue talks past a midnight deadline. the unions say they will go on strike on monday if they don't reach a deal on a new contract by the end of the weekend. and those are your news headlines from the fox business network. it is back now ashley. ashley: all right. thank you so much. well, the recent wild swings in the market is enough to sc

. >>> i am arthel nestle and it is time for sunday house cal. >> joining us is dr. mark siegel president at nyu's medical center and the author of the inner pulse,ñr unlocking the secret code of sickness and health. >> and the chairman of urology at lennox hill hospital and the chief of robotic surgery.ure good morning to both of you. >> good morning. >> let's start with this. there is an underage drinkingged growing problem in the u.s. and new studies show that its long-term effects are worse than first thought. it is national collegegeÑi alcol uh -- awareness week to combat underage drinking. usually when we all started college and you go, oaks i am going to pack on the freshman 15 because i will drink.but >> fox news did a report and i will ask you to follow thepo bouncing ball.rtth we went to three places.çólp the alcohol is alcoholism is a disease. as a disease you can prevent it. once you have it you can treat it. it isse a serious disease and affects almost every organ in af the body and the hearte terribly and brain and liverthe we know about, but it is a se

short break and after a short break we'll continue our discussion on geneva two point zero stay with arthel. placement. is a. subset of the boogie. it's. deliberate torch is on its epic journey to such. one hundred twenty three days. through two thousand nine hundred ton two cities of russia. relayed by fourteen thousand people or sixty five thousand kilometers going to a record setting trip by land air and sea and others face. a limpid torch relay. on r t r g dot com the the. drama is the chance to be ignored. in the. stories others refuse to notice. the food system changes the world lights now. so picture of today's leaves law based on demands from around the globe. local. t.v. . economic down in the final. days. and the rest. will be every week. we. welcome back to cross talk we're all things are considered i'm peter lavelle to mind you were discussing the geneva peace process. ok i'd like to go back to richard in new york and six months into the conflict in syria i worried a lot about jihad is coming in and being supported by saudi arabia i was called alarmist a year later i talked abou

. >> at 23 minutes past the hour i'm arthel neville with your fox news minute.s it will announce its decision on aid to egypt after making the appropriate diplomatic and congressional notifications. the u.s. gives the country $1.5 billion a year in assistance. the obama administration strongly denying reports that the u.s. will end all aid to egypt. >>> the government shutdown has complicated efforts to investigate the recent salmonella outbreak. nearly 300 people have been sickened by the outbreak found in raw chicken.workers home wity including those at centers for disease control. some staff reportedly being recalled to monitor food boone outbreaks. >>> the detroit tigers forced a fifth and deciding game against the oakland athletics in their american league playoff series. detroit rallied for an 8-6 win yesterday. game 5 in the st. louis-pittsburgh national league series tonight in st. louis. those are the news headlines on the fox business network. get you back to tracy. tracy: arthel, thank you very much. >> i didn't anything i was talking about with the s

. >> at 28 minutes past the hour, i'm arthel neville with your fox news minute.ng down on the gulf coast. the national hurricane center expects it to be the near the central part of the coast tomorrow as a weak hurricane or tropical storm. a state of emergency has already been declared in louisiana and mississippi. >>> a federal law enforcement official says the woman who was killed following a car chase in washington, d.c. was delusional and believed president obama was communicating with her. 34-year-old miriam carey tried to plow her car into a barricade at the white house yesterday, begining a high-speed chase that resulted her being shot dead near the capital. >>> in sports, a-rod, alex rodriguez sued major league baseball and the commissioner saying they're trying to destroy his reputation and career. the new york yankees third baseman is seeking unspecified damages. he is appealing his 211 game suspension for violating the baseball's drug and labor contract. those are the headlines on the foss picks network. back to ashley and tracy. ashley: fox's arthel n

bill and arthel, hi, we are awaiting president obama's announcement that he is going to nominate johnson as the next director of homeland security. others, might like that. he must be confirmed by the senate. >>> he and the president are in sync in closing the retention at guantanamo bay and that puts him at odds with most republicans. johnson said quote we must not accept the current conflict in which war violates the natural order of things. children bury their parents in war, parents bury their children. as you said, he oversaw the end of the military's don't ask don't tell policy. that too 0 opposed many republicans and the drone strike by many. the senior al qaeda leader killed in yemen in 2011. some critics think johnson's selection think a shift away from bore ter cder control. some said quote, we need someone who appreciates someone inside the belt way. johnson donated $33,000 to mr. obama's 2008 campaign. johnson has more military experience than any previous dhs secretary. janet napolitano didn't mention domestic terrorism. >> so wendell, i guess we would expect to hear these v

arthel: new questions about the failure ever the health care website and billions spent on it to get health care off the ground. i'm. i'm in for jenna lee. jon: responsible for failure to provide oversight and coordination needed to get all of the systems working together, during the hearing today. republicans accused the administration of misleading congress with repeated assurances that the website rollout was on track. democrats acknowledge the website problems but defended the overall law. >> over the past several months leading up to the october 1st launch, top administration officials and lead contractors appeared before this committee, looked us in the eye and assured us repeatedly that everything was on track. except that it wasn't. as we now know too well. so why did they assure us that the website would work? did they not know or did they not disclose? >> democrats want healthcare.gov to work and we want to know what is wrong with the website and how we can help fix it. we want to learn what the contractors can tell us about the problems and how they can be addressed. jon:

arthel neville, thank you very much. i'll get to the babe.>>> 16 straight quarters of earnings wins for boeing, even with the disaster that is their plane problems. third quarter beat the street estimate. we have "morningstar" analyst who raised his fair value estimate $16. i have to tell you, it shocks me that even with all the problems this stock keeps going. everyone kind of brushes the, you know, the errors aside. why is that? >> so i think there's a lot to be said for boeing's operating profit, sort of focus that started after the delays in the 777, postlaunch in 2011 when they delivered to japan airlines and all nippon. i think they have had a real focus on just managing the business for profits and partnering for success is one of those sort of ideas. but literally i think the surprise this quarter was on the 787 margins and how they're able to get the cost down of each plane. tracy: that is what it is, right? if you didn't look or hear any of the media noise about the delays and everything and you look strictly at these financials, th

. >> 20 minutes past the hour, i'm arthel neville with fox news minute.e deadline for destroying equipment used to make chemical weapons and fill munitions with poison gas. that comes from the organization of prohibition of chemical weapons a day before the headline. >>> looks like troubled launch of obamacare and recent government shutdown have taken a poll on president obama's image. according to new nbc "wall street journal" poll only 42% of mr. obama's job performance is approved. that is down 5%age points from earlier this month. >>> according to the just-released calendar, the house of representatives will be in session 113 days next year. that is down from this year's scheduled 126 days. many house members part of their time on the campaign trail running for re-election in the 2014 midterm elections. those are the news headlines on the fox business network. get you back to ashley and tracy. ashley: arthel negative very, thank you very much. >> you're welcome. >> preparing for takeoff no longer means shutting off the electronic device. well, kind of

. >> i'm arthel neville. no deal.ort to end the government shutdown. what this could mean for the nation's looming debt crises. >> the grand canyon reopens for business. coming up we'll show you how individual states are now taking matters into their own hands by opening this and other national monuments at their own expense. >> also it was

. >> i'm arthel neville. no deal. the senate blocking another effort to end the government shutdown. what this could mean for the nation's looming debt crises. >> the grand canyon reopens for business. coming up we'll show you how individual states are now taking matters into their own hands by opening this and other national monuments at their own expense. >> also it was 25 years ago this week when then vice president george h. bush and his democratic rival governor michael dukakis metaphor their second presidential debate. coming up we'll speak with someone who was there that night about the moment that ended up becoming a major turning point in that election. >>> but first the latest on the budget show down in washington, d.c. congress wrapping up yet another saturday session with no deal in sight. this after the white house today reject ad plan by house republicans to partially reopen the government. and at the same time democrats in the u.s. senate failed to defeat a gop filibuster of their plan to extend the nat

. >> i'm arthel neville.ng at our nation's capitol over concerns with your privacy and now the world leaders are planning a trip to washington as well because they have those same worries. >>> and the white house is saying today those obamacare glitches, well, they're just about to be fixed. but lawmakers are starting to take matters into their own hands. >> incredible cell phone video shows a tour bus after it burst into flames on a suburban highway. it's all ahead on

. >> arthel neville with your fox news minute.our, a 7.3-magnitude earthquake rocking the coast of japan. the epicenter about 231 miles off of honshu island. officials say there is no widespread tsunami threat following the quake. >>> a colorado judge releasing today the indictment of the long sealed murder of jonbenet ramsey. according to the documents a grand jury voted to indict jonbenet's parents, john and patsy ramsey on two counts each of child abuse resulting in her death but the indictment did not directly accuse the ramseys of killing their 6-year-old daughter. the prosecutor in the case refused to sign the indictment citing insufficient evidence. >>> we go to lighter note now. the world series is all knotted up. the st. louis cardinals taking game 2 of the series last. >> in boston 4-2. because of two costly red sox errors. the bosox and cards get the night off before tomorrow's game 3 in st. louis. you can catch all the action on fox. first pitch at:07 p.m. eastern. those are your headlines. get you back to tracy. tracy

back to you greg and arthel. >>> still in the weather department. it has been nearly one year since superstore sandy hammered the northeast. well, the community of red hook, brooklyn was devastated by the storm. when the storm was over folks there quickly received a helping hand thanks to historical oil tankers that was parked right on its shore. brian yennis is live with more. >> built in new york city, the mary a whalen once carried it through its ports. few have ever heard of the 613-ton tanker. that was before she stood up to superstorm sandy. tied to the docks off brooklyn's red hook neighborhood you will find mary a whalen, engineless and home for the last 18 years. >> it is rough. there is no central heat and no flush toilet. >> she owns the ship and is the head of a nonprofit bedding that -- betting that it is the key to transforming the waterfront economy. and she wasn't going to let superstorm sandy get in the way. >> she was a symbol of preparedness and resiliency. >> as they slammed new york city, she convinced her colleague to join her