, and a lack of certain for markets, so, look, i'm tired of the bickering. when we come back, we have a former speaker of the house. i am going to ask all three of you how we get out of this mess and get to a real deal. ♪ [ male announcer ] let's go places. but let's be ready. ♪ let's do our homework. ♪ let's look out for each other. let's look both ways before crossing. ♪ let's remember what's important. let's be optimistic. but just in case -- let's be ready. toyota. let's go places, safely. but just in case -- let's be ready. >>> welcome back to "crossfire." we are here with two members of congress. we have the legendary rosa delawyero, and the rising star raul labrador, and my co-host, who used to be the speaker of the house. now, listen, i am tired of all this crap. we have this bickering all day long on cable tv for weeks and weeks and weeks. i want for people at home to feel like there's some way out of this mess. if you got a phone call from boehner and obama, they're three-ways you in. give us some hope. >> first i would say, can i have van join us?

as budget bickering in the u.s. brings the country closer to default the federal government shutdown stopped millions from getting vital services including this cancer patient. the matter of life or death it's not a matter of inconvenience or just your patient for us we need this treatment. to am in moscow i met president good to have you with us here on r t our top story footage of edward snowden being honored for his contributions to integrity and intelligence work has emerged courtesy of wiki leaks and his first public appearance since august when he was granted asylum in russia the former n.s.a. contractor was presented with a sam adams award from a group from the u.s. at the event snowden spoke out about washington's alleged persecution of fellow whistleblowers lucy cavanagh reports. the n.s.a. whistleblower was very passionate in talking about the problem of government surveillance in the united states now he said the issue wasn't with any specific spying program rather the relationship between the states and

. >> reporter: bickering got nasty today as congress asked tough questions from the contractors who built it. >> i got this after 41 minutes, please log in again. >> we're not excited or pleased with what we delivered or october 1. >> reporter: they didn't accept any blame saying they told the administration there were problems but they did admit they never tested all sites together until just before the roll out. when they did the test with 200 people it crashed. >> reporter: did that give your company adequate time to make sure it would work? >> it would've been better to have more time. >> reporter: they say they're fixing it but will it stop all the bickering? people in silicon valley are trying to get it back up. kathleen sebilius says it's too soon to call it a failure. >>> tonight the leaders of france and germany are demand the us agree to a bypass. that after the us monitored phone calls of 35 leaders. >> reporter: european meeting in brussels are angry for the us for monitoring phone calls. german intelligence confirmed news reports that washington had been listening in. spying

no solution in sight for the bipartisan bickering, pitting hard-core republicans against the president in a new fight over obamacare. italy is gearing up towards a no-confidence vote on its government this is the latest attempt by silvio berlusconi to bring down the fragile coalition. the billionaire, a former, has called on his backers to vote against the government, but many of them have rebelled, saying they will vote in favor of the prime minister. the prime minister warned lawmakers that if the government falls apart, it could be fatal. >> italy is running a risk that would prove fatal and purity level. avoiding that risk, seeing this chance or not, depends on us. >> to weigh in a bit more on the situation in italy i am joined by ed ward oh wait, international affairs. this is not just italian insider political news, it reaches across europe? >> it does and people are extremely concerned. angela merkel actually called to say that she supported him and hoped the government would survive this unusual step. there are in fact many reasons for this. italy is the third-largest economy,

all different tes am: your previous business, i'm sure you have people who bicker. the truth you anaze both sides,ou y and say let's work itut, never. yet to be very diplomatic about it. if you can't then you have to make a decision, do i let those people go or make it work out between things. you can't let one person go because then you goursf into hht water. good thing you have the insurance. have you had situations where two employees get in a fight over so much becau of that sentenne? >> not abo the food portion and rationing, but definitel. what we do ually is said one person down iividlly, said person be down, both sides of the story, convene with management. what is a tennis. adam: it never wou have occurred to o document. you have not even of bins -- the permits. coratulations. >> the construction departments. >> document everything. >> you shod have everything documented. an incident with any type of employ. keep in the file because that will be your backbone if you actually need. >> wha you can do in additn as a business owner is set cameras in the store.

. >> congress bickered to the very end and missed a deadline to pass a new budget for the start of a fiscal year. >> congress of chronic chaos continues. >> reporter: lawmakers left the capitol for a few hours' sleep. they'll be back this morning. >> hope to reopen it tomorrow. >> reporter: the disagreement is whether the changes in the affordable care act should be part of the government. >> the house has voted to keep the government open. but we also want basic fairness for all americans under obama care. >> it is embarrassing that these people who are elected to represent the country are representing the tea party. >> reporter: the impasse means many federal employees will report to work today for about four hours to wrap things up and then they'll be sent home without pay. >> we'll have to look into using our savings account. whatever is there. we'll have to look about maybe putting off our mortgage payment. >> reporter: cindy blithe is among the estimated 800,000 americans who will be furloughed while congress debates. >> everyone else is supposed to get along. why can't they? >

the bickering and the fact that they come together about what is happening. would like an end to this nonsense as you would. it's irresponsible, unhealthy, defaulting on debt is just bad business. it's immoral and shows a basic lack of economics, finance, and doing business with people who lend you money. when you stiff your creditors your interest rates increase and everything else slows down. mortgage rates could increase, and stocks could go down. this could damage the economy. we shouldn't be dealing with our spending problems on the back end. whenever you think about federal spending and deficit, the place to deal with them is on the front end during election, through legislation, through the budgeting process which we used to go through. not when the bill comes due. stop the bickering, take this seriously and pay your bills. that's our show for tonight. we'll be one hour in washington. join us then. it drives discussion across america. >> hi, i'm lisa fletcher, and you're in "the stream." as americans, especially younger generation, lose interest in new

. >> that reminds us of washington's bickering.n get nasty. >> you have the wall street journal out. it says we don't care how long this lasts because we're winning. this isn't some damn game. >> i read that modern day anarchists in the house are celebrating the shutdown. >> it's pretty unfathomable to me to see the democrats are voting against the veterans. >> i urge our colleagues to see this for what it is. it's pathetic. it's not responsible. >> oh my. one of the most important lessons you learned in the pawn business is close the deal in matter what. how do they get the focus back on closing the deal? >> i wish i could answer the question. that's something that's going to be in the arena for a long time. there's so many issues with this medical issue. there's so many things going on in washington right now. they're so caught up in this emotional voovmt. they need to get the emotion out of it and understand what do they really want to accomplish? i don't think anybody knows what that is yet. that's why it will never be resolved

what's going on while going to break in the sides after days of bickering or do nothing congress has decided to do nothing about the government shutdown so here we are for the first time in seventeen years capitol hill effectively closed for business but don't worry the n.s.a. is still spying on you in the military still drone bombing are all national parks are closed and services like flu monitoring medicine are. disease control are shut down until further notice to top it off eight hundred thousand other federal government employees are out of work with no pay indefinitely and one of the lawmakers who calls the shutdown. of the utah we did are you at all to are just a moment you are both paid one hundred seventy four thousand dollars a year that your salary.

politicians bickering over the budget the government shutdown continues we speak with a cancer patient who is among hundreds being denied treatment because of the deadlock in washington. the matter of life or death it's not a matter of inconvenience or just an irritation for us we need this treatment. from our studio center here in moscow where it's just turn midnight this is. the first videos of surfaced of washington's most wanted man edward snowden who was no spotted in august walking out of moscow's sheremetyevo airport after being granted asylum in russia the images come days after the former n.s.a. contractor was presented with an award for integrity in intelligence given to him by a group of former u.s. officials. has the details. the n.s.a. whistleblower was very passionate in talking about the problem of government surveillance in the united states now he said the issue wasn't with any specific spying program rather the relationship between the states and the american people a relationship which he described as increasingly coming into conflict with democratic values snowden a

we might bicker a little bit, but that's not arguing. bicker? i don't bicker. no?re the personality test so we can get back to crime fighting. yeah, that's good, agent booth. now let the anger lead you to the fear. you can't be whole, you can't do your job to its fullest, unless you get in touch with that fear you feel. now dr. brennan and i are going to close our eyes. (inhales) follow the anger, all right? feel it? feel it softening. you feel that? (snickers) very mature, guys. (phone rings) uh... (clicks tongue) got to run, sweets. got the call. let's boogie, bones. and, um, look, next time, you really should tell me if there's going to be an essay on the test. i just got o the phone with hodgins. he's knee-deep in compost. he must be happy. happy as a pig in... what pigs like to be in. a sty? you said you had things to show me? from the injuries, it appears there was a struggle. you can see the bruising and fresh hairline fractures on the femurs and left ulna. consistent with defensive wounds? that would be my assessment. so, there was a fight before he was sho

as we had mentioned this is just a temporary deal so it's likely we're going to see more partisan bickering in just a few months but at least for now for a load of government employees can look forward to getting back to work soon here at the capitol is wall. so assuming everything goes according to plan the house gets in line passes the senate still and then the white house signs it then the government will reopen and we'll have to wonder what exactly did forcing it to shut down for two weeks more than two weeks really accomplish because ultimately by voting on a relatively clean spending bill and debt limit increase speaker boehner is doing what democrats have been asking him to do all long since even before the shutdown we could have had this deal two weeks ago but instead we went through furloughing hundreds of thousands of workers first denying cancer trials to sit kids and distributing food around the country without proper inspections only now after all of that are we right back to where we started a similar deal to reopen the government in avoid a default sort of people watching was

we have been bickering and big, all day long on cable tv for weeks and weeks.le to feel at home like there is some way out of this mess. now, you were the speaker of the house. if you got a phone call from boehner and obama, they're both on the line. they're three-way weighing you in give us hope to get out of this. >> first of all i'd say can i have van join us. you asked me this earlier talking about the show tonight. two talented people like this. and i think where the country is, which i experience when guy out around the country. people just look at this city like we've lost our minds in both parties. there's a general sense. i have three principles that may surprise you. the first is you've got to talk. i mean, the president wants to call it negotiating or whatever. just as you're saying like going down there today. just the act of talking starts some process that's different. second, i had a sign which john boehner cited recently that said, listen, learn, help and lead. he was citing about his own conference. that's how clinton and i operated. we had to

lot of the mainstream christian -- >> guest: much of the mainline christian from the presbyterians bickering over what to do about there to tom denomination other denominations struggling with this issue there is no one said of meaning. the general trend of course as with broader society is the church is moving in a more liberal direction but that's not going to happen without fights, fights within families and congregations and within denominations. >> host: did you visit with the catholic church as well? >> guest: i did not spend a lot of time focusing on the catholic church and here is what happens. as a reporter i write about the stories of people who are willing to talk to me and i spent a lot of time trying to find a gay priest who was willing to open up. i think the price of that because i never was able to find one was that catholics are underrepresented in my book. the really funny thing about this is my husband is catholic and i never thought to ask him for his story until after the book went to press so that was kind of a fail on my part. >> host: jeff chu pairs of don nomination

congressional bickering won't help the workers face another dayton side lines with no pay. >> it's costing tax payers and the shut down price tag at more than $587 million-dollars and counting. >> no deal tonight and no sign of a deal in the future. there was closed door meeting between president obama and congressional leaders in the white house tonight. but when that meeting was over, the move was grim, both sides appeared unwilling to budge. we begin with mike at the white house. >> this is the first time the president sat down with congressional leaders on monday night in to tuesday. the these were worthwhile to describe the discussion in the wing that happened behind closed doors. it lasted for about an hour. it's heading in today three of a government shut down. john boehner came out saying the president will not negotiate. but genre stated his position. >> we sent four proposals and they rejected all of them. we will sit down and try to resolve our differences. we will not negotiate. we had a nice conversation but at some point we've got to athrow process that our found eurs gave us

the bickering is what the but they expect politicians to bicker back and forth but they also expect somethingitive to happen and problems to get solved. and they see this gridlock, they get frustrated. for people who might say it is the republicans fault, let's remember, you can take an eighth the unitedsay, states government takes into $.5 trillion and and spend $3.7 trillion. overspending, it is over $1 trillion per year. how long can that last? an eighth grader can tell you mathematically that will not work. continue to rack up trillion dollar deficits which gets rolled up and accumulated into the national debt. eventually, the people who provide that debt will say we have given the united states too much. the system looks shaky and we will not via anymore and the price of that debt will go up and you'll have a whole series of very negative consequences. host: what are the prospects of this deal goes through and they open up the government until january and raise the debt ceiling until february? what other prospects prospects in the meantime that they can reach a grand bargain? down andrin

same thing the strike needs to end and it is time for them to stop acting like children and stop bickeringut differences aside and release us. >> reporter: he supports the union and workers but both sides need to find a compromise. >>> still ahead one nba team is blazing a trail when it comes to gay rights. >>> temperatures are still on the mild side, but it will be chilly tomorrow morning. it will be hot tomorrow coming up. look at them with that u-verse wireless receiver. back in our day, we couldn't just move the tv wherever we wanted. yeah, our birthday entertainment was a mathemagician. because if there's anything that improves magic, it's math. the only thing he taught us was how to subtract kids from a party. ♪ let's get some cake in you. i could go for some cake. [ male announcer ] switch and add a wireless receiver. get u-verse tv for $19 a month for 2 years with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. . >> and our developing story, this is the site of bart talks. trains will run tomorrow, but no agreement on a new deal. >>> and a little good news for people renting apartments and h

. >> quit bickering. make a decision. help out the people. >> quit bickering.hat is the message from the midwest. poppy, victor. >> ted rowlands in kansas city for us. you're looking at the vote. thus far 54 votes have been cast. all in favor for this bill that would make sure that the 800,000 or so federal workers who have been furloughed as part of this shutdown, they'll get back pay whenever the shutdown ends. although we know from athena jones on capitol hill, no timetable on when that will happen in the senate. the president says he's going to pass it as well. we'll stay on top of that. we'll try to get to athena jones in a moment. they're responsible and they're hungry for internet fame. changing gears here. that's what some people are saying about a new breed of bikers following a violent clash between a group of riders and an suv driver. why the cofounder of a well known riding group decided to get out of the fast lane. my customers can shop around. but it doesn't usually work that way with health care. with unitedhealthcare, i get information on qualit

. >>> as congress and the president continues to bicker, the pentagon says it is now able to -- unable to give financial assistance to relatives of soldiers killed in combat. danielle nottingham has the latest on the shutdown from capitol hill. and jessica kartalija has citizens sounding off to government leaders. we begin with danielle. >> reporter: the flag-draped remains of private first class cody patterson and three comrades killed in afghanistan, arrived at dover air force base. family members were there for the solemn ceremony but were told their survivor benefits have been suspended because of the partial government shutdown. amy niburger-miller lost her brother in iraq in 2007. she now helps families when a loved one is killed in action. >> and this is money that helps pay for household bills and the light bill and the car payment and other bills because a service member's pay is cut off after they are deceased. >> reporter: the house voted to restore benefits wednesday afternoon. and the defense secretary announce they would get full benefits with help from the fisher house f

>> i object to bickering and squabbling. >> when you hear harry reid call them anarchist -- >> what ild say is both sides have miscalculations -- >> you think? obamacare is a law. >> laws can always be changed but the point is -- >> you shutdown the government because you want to change parts of established law? >> the republicans made a miscalculations by raising the issue of defunding obamacare. it polled poorly. voters didn't want it. delay obamacare polls better. i think that would have been a foolish thing -- >> you think what is going on is good politics? >> i think it's good calculations and i think the president on his part seems to think and harry reid seems to think the democrats have great advantage. i think they are over estimating. >> not about bickering, not about as i see it, playground politics but principle people who may have made a few miscalculations. your reaction? >> it's a principle situation but they are using hostage -- >> hang on, hang on. let me stop you there because i don't think it is principled. the shutdown of the american government over a established

. >>> while congress and the president continue to bicker who is at fault for the partial government shutdown there's word the pentagon has stopped giving financial assistance to relatives of those killed in combat. danielle noting ham has the latest. >> the remains of coddie patterson and others arrive at dover air force base this morning. servicemen familyies are norm -- families are normally given $100,000 but now that's cut off. >> i'm embarrassed. >> how republicans are expect ed to vote on a measure today that restores those funds. at a hearing this morning veterans of secretaries affairs said more than $6 billion in veterans payments could be in jeopardy. >> the va will not be able to ensure of november 1st checks to more than 5.18 million beneficiaries. >> the u.s. government has now been partially closed for 9 days because congress can't agree on a temporary funding bill. >> republicans are insisting on negotiating changes to the new health care law before passing the bill. democrats and president obama say any talks must come after. >> we're not afraid to negotiate. we need

we asked michelle what she would like to say to those politicians in washington, whose bickering set off the deadlock. >> i have heard incidents where this is just a game, and i would like to say it is not a matter of win or lose. please listen to the people and know that it is affecting so many in need of help. >> negotiations on afghan security have left john kerry with a lot to celebrate. washington wants to take the lead in running counterterrorism missions after 2014, with bases around the country. from the executive intelligence review, he says they are likely to meet closer -- to move closer to their neighbors. >> he will not be the president in 2014. and he wants an agreement from the united states that they will defend them. after we have been in afghanistan, this left the country in no better shape. no policy for the future of afghanistan. right now, they are increasing growth, this is during the period of the occupation of the west, and therefore, this is more than before the invasion started. as i was saying, it would lie with the leadership, and this would go with this p

not about how to compromise to help the american people, but how to shape the message to win this bicker fest. fasten your seatbelts. it's time for no talking points. >>> all right, so you know how they say everything comes out in the rinse. all you have to do is wait, give it time. here is the rinse. the reason we started the no talking point segment, how it got its name, during the run up to the 2012 presidential election, i got fed up with talking points and not being challenged by it. the inspiration was rand paul. let me refresh your memories. >> while many in the -- >> hang on, hang on, one second. again -- >> you are in the middle of my ansz. >> i'm asking you to answer the question. with all due respect, i'm asking you, do you feel the public sentiment in washington? >> this isn't a talking point. >> mm-hmm. that went on for a bit. after that broadcast, i said i'm sick of this. we are going to start a session called no talking points. everyone agreed and said go for it. it's frustrating and makes you angry. the slight of hand and double speak are part of the reasons so many ameri

but the may have been more room for compromise back then because democrats and the g-o-p were bickering over several spending measures. melinda roeder - fox 45 news at 5. that brings us to our question of the day... who do you hold responsible for the government shutdown? jon the discussion right now...by going to facebook dot com... slash fox-baltimore. a... federal judge... rules th maryland... shortchanged... the state's... four... historically black colleges./.. by... duplicating their programs ... at... nearby... predominantly white hools.../. in ....the ruling issued monday... in... u.s. distrit court in baltimor.../ the... judge said... the practice... has... "segregative effects...".../ it... prevents... black colleges from attracting students ...of all races.. / putting them ...at a competitive disadvantage.../ the ruling ... stems from a lawsuit... filed in 2006... by the "coalition... for equity and excellence in higher education../. a... spokeswoman for governor martin o'malley,... says... the... state disagrees with the finding.../ and... is... reviewing all options. how ar

bickering because both sides are not engaged in it.ral embarrassment, the oversight and government reform committee. we saw people basically abusing admiral mike mullen in the benghazi testimony. this is somebody who has to his core is an american patriot and has devoted his life in service to this country and did not deserve to be treated like that. yeah, we might well expect further behavior like that from the gop on that committee. >> but you know, look, you're talking with us. have you certainly called out your republican colleagues, you know, on the committee and others in congress. in general, do democrats expect to get a warm reception when they come back together and try and move the ball forward? >> well, that's what i always tell people is we didn't get elected to go to washington to go down and bicker with each other. we went koun there to roll up our sleeves and get the job done. on the oversight and government reform committee, that's a fact-finding enterprise, supposed to be something where we work together and i'm prepar

>> i object to bickering and squabbling. >> when you hear harry reid call them anarchist k-- >> whatould say is both sides have miscalculations -- >> you think? obamacare is a law. >> laws can always be changed but the point is -- >> you shutdown the government because you want to change parts of established law? >> the republicans made a miscalculations by raising the issue of defunding obamacare. it polled poorly. voters didn't want it. delay obamacare polls better. i think that would have been a foolish thing -- >> you think what is going on is good politics? >> i think it's good calculations and i think the president on his part seems to think and harry reid seems to think the democrats have great advantage. i think they are over estimat g estimating. >> not about bickering, not about as i see it, playground politics but principle people who may have made a few miskak laxs. your reaction? >> it's a principle situation but they are using hostage -- >> hang on, hang on. let me stop you there because i don't think it is principled. the shutdown of the american government over a esta

in the meantime states fed one federal bickering have opted to open national parks on their own. >> i just refuse to let wrongheaded federal policy deprive tourists worldwide the opportunity to see this magnificent landscape. >> frustrated site seers welcome back to landmarks. among them the grand canyons and statute of liberty. chuck sievertson, abc news, new york. >> coming up, law makers debate the latest battle in washington as negotiations continue over the government shutdown and raising the debt ceiling. you can catch this week right here on abc7 at 8:00. >>> money problems and bickering in washington are having an impact in the bay area. the cliff house bistro, which has a federal lease, is open again, but the cancellation of fleet week is compounding the troubles for tourists and local businesses. the navy cut the blue angels back in april. that was because of those sequester cuts. then the parade of ships was cancelled. but pier 49 and fisher men's wharf is making an extra special effort to make fleet week special. john always stan shows us how. >> reporter: it wasn't quite

bipartisan bickering on capitol hill. lonely end of the newsroom. the job of the ombudsman. >> government takes the gloves off over the coverage of the unrest there. and how to conduct yourself in public. that's our web video of the week. when the u.s. government shut down on october 1st it was because as much of the reporting there told us congress could not agree on a budget plan. but to be more presires the plan presented to the -- present precise, led for the defunding of the affordable care act. the health care program better known as obamacare. that act has been a red flag for american conservatives ever since i.t. was signed into law back -- it was signed into law back in 2010. the coverage of the story exposed yet again the divisions in the u.s. media and the journalistic shortages that come with that. as well as the tendency to take the path of least resistance. to be unfailingly neutral when what the job calls for is objectivity. there is a difference. the challenge in american newsrooms is how to report objectively, and the role of govern

most americans don't care about politician bickering.they are looking for people the to solve problems. what we need to do now is what the house of representatives is doing. they are passing bills to fund vital priorities of government. unfortunately, president obama and the senate democrats are re fusing to negotiate, re fusing to pass bills. today president obama went to visit fema. he gave a speech about how important fema friday the house passed a bill to fund fema. the president is threatening the to ve to the bill to fund the organization he says is critical. >> he wants to fund them and they do, but they don't want to do it piecemeal. they are stopped from doing it by the house republicans. others say you are pulling the strings. there is a poll out tonight from politico. shows that your numbers with the american people aren't that great. i will show you. this has been re-eli leased at p.m. favorable, 26%. 45% unfavorable. 29% aren't sure. the question is if you are costing yourself and the gop. >> well, i haven't seen the particu

american lawmakers gave the entire world a scare because the bickering over the new budget drove thecountry. temporary to pre-in the upcoming months. >> global market eyes were right -- were wide open. >> at the 11th hour, congress struck a deal to deal with it later. >> temporary effects. >> the agreement reopened the government and funded it to january 15. it allows the u.s. to continue borrowing until february 7. america rarely avoided defaulting on almost $17 trillion in debt. >> america took a beating here. >> the shutdown halted the capital to a standstill, with hundreds of thousands of workers out of jobs and the economy on the verge of a recession. >> eventually, the market will say, we do not want to play this game anymore. >> it sparked a global reevaluation. >> we have seen these political crisis appear in the u.s. you would think there would be more cause for trying to reduce dependency on america in the same way that america is trying to reduce dependency on the middle east for oil. >> it did not save money. it cost some $24 billion and credibility worldwide. >> whether

. >> newspapers should put aside their bickering and sort out the issue of regulation.hey have not done that in the preceding 300 years. it's difficult for them to do it thou. there's an imet us for them to sort something out. there's an imperative to create something better than has gone before, that offers redress and hope to people in dispute with newspapers. >> public esteem for journalists is low. none of this helps. if we can't come up with a system to regulate ourselves in the 21st century. something is desperately wrong. >> our "global village voices" on the question of government secrecy and journalism in britain. >> we have to remember that one of the fundamental roles of journalism is to hold power to account. when we have a national security system that is so secretive, that becomes difficult. "the guardian" did a good job in publishing the edward snowden leaked information. what it did do was put crucial information into the public domain. that allowed us to have informed debates. there'll always be a line crossed between journalism and national security. w

one body have too much power one of them is congress but most of the time the two main parties are bickering blocking each other and sometimes shutting down the government altogether in fact the last time the us government came together in an official declaration of war was world war two and back then we were fighting another exceptionally. were. terrorists for the attack within weeks past the enemy just destroyed the german constitution when it came to white's people how to use them and support this program. to seal beach the whole thing. so well at home there is much work to do abroad there is even more. political dysfunction helps to explain the ease with which we go abroad to mess around with other people's lives it's much easier for the political establishment in washington to say ok let's go. bombed serbia let's go invade iraq. but most americans don't exactly see it that way. american politics and american foreign policy is that we're americans we can do whatever we want we're not subject to any international law or international rules that apply to other countries. we can spy on othe

. >> thursdays bickering comes a day after talks between obama and congressional leaders that yielded no progress. with fears the shutdown could drag into a second week, that sparked talk of catastrophic consequences. if the debt ceiling is not raised before october 17, the country could default for the first time in history. potential disaster for the global economy but the u.s. treasury warns of a recession worse than the economic crisis in 2008. meanwhile, some domestic papers have been released showing a car chase in central washington that forced the closure of the capital. gunshots were fired after a female driver apparently tried to cross security barricades at capitol hill in her car. this is the second major security breach in the last three weeks. french president franÇois holland has paid homage to veterans and followed soldiers that freed corsica from nazi occupation years ago. this has paid an unusual tribute to moroccan veterans who helped liberate the island of corsica. >> here in casablanca northwest morocco, is a soldier and a survivor. the 98-year-old is one that the

. >> bickering got nastier today as congress asks tough questions of the contractors who built it. >> i got this after 41 minutes. please log in again. >> we're not exited nor are we pleased with what we delivered on october 1, but in principle, it worked. >> they didn't accept blame saying they told the administration there were problems, but the contractors never tested all parts of the site together. until just before the rollout and when they finally did the test with 200 people, it crashed. >> it occurred the last two weeks in september. >> did that give your company adequate time to make sure everything was going to work? >> it would have been better to have more time. >> a last minute decision requiring people to register was a major cause of the problem. they are fixing it, but will it stop all the griping? >> do whatever you want, i'm not yielding. >> insists it's too soon for anyone to call this a failure and the people calling for her resignation are people that didn't want obama care to succeed in the first place. >> if you think you have no elbow room, take a lack at what

. >>> biggerring -- bickering in washington is impacting live in bay area, from tourists, to federal employees, we explore the range of repercussions. >> and an arrest in a parking lot shooting. police found the suspect hiding out. >> tracking cooler weather for your work week, when you can expect lower temperatures and a chance of showers. ♪ at kaiser permanente we've reduced serious heart attacks by 62%, which makes days with grandpa jack 100% more possible. join us at kp.org and thrive. >>> pg&e has reduced pressure on a gas pipeline in san carlos after a judge ordered them to shut it down. it stems from e-mails from a engineer who asked are we sitting on another san bruno situation. 8 people were killed in 2010. many seriously injured after a pipeline exploded in san bruno. pg&e maintains the line is safe. >> we have isolated the line. we believe we are complying with the court's order. >> telling theme turn the line off and they are saying they don't need to. you know, sounds sketchy to me. >> officials want the entire line inspected and for pg&e to hand over records about the l

no one body too much power one of them is congress but most of the time the two main parties are bickering blocking each other and sometimes shutting down the government altogether in fact the last time the us government came together in an official declaration of war was world war two and back then we were fighting another exceptionally. worse. terrorist for the. weeks past the enemy just destroyed the german constitution when it came to white people to use them in support this program should be all team to seal beach the whole security so while at home there is much work to do abroad there is even more. our domestic political dysfunction helps to explain the ease with which we go abroad to mess around with other people's lives it's much easier for the political establishment in washington to say ok let's go. bomb serbia let's go invade iraq. but most americans don't exactly see it that way. american politics and american foreign policy is that we're americans we can do whatever we want we're not subject to any international law or international rules that apply to other countries. we can