right across the street, bill graham. when they gave me the key i fell to the ground in tears. they gave me a key in two hours. i stayed there 18 months. the hot team paid for every penny of it. i was able to get everything else together. like, you know, you need a lot. when you're homeless and you get a place, you need a lot, man. you need to know how to wake up. the first month i didn't sleep in the bed because i was so used to sleeping on the sidewalk. i never slept in the bed for the first month. i was just so used to curling up on your wonderful concrete. so, you know, it's a lot of things that come with it. and, so, that's one way. to answer your question, those are the two most successful programs. i have leapt in every one of your shelters. >> any other questions? >> i have a question. >>> yes, ma'am. >> i wanted to get your ideas and your thoughts around a proposal that is being considered of opening or establishing a shelter in the bayview community. do you have any thoughts on that? >>> ma'am, what they need there is [speaker not understood] i slept in mother bound a

. >> reporter: but king wouldn't play to a white audience until 1967 when rock promoter bill graham invitedore west in san francisco. >> that was the beginning of b.b. king and rock 'n' roll, not playing rock 'n' roll. >> reporter: right. >> and i've been doing it ever since. >> reporter: he influenced hendrix. opened for the stones, and has played with eric clapton and u2. >> "rolling stone" ranked you number three guitar player of all time. >> don't believe it. >> reporter: you don't? >> no, but i ain't going to tell them. >> reporter: the king of the blues is still king of the road playing 125 dates a year, including this one at the white house last year where he performed his biggest hit. ♪ the thrill is gone ♪. >> reporter: and you can keep this pace up? >> i don't know. i've been doing it. ( laughs ) i wonder sometimes. >> reporter: is retirement in your vocabulary? >> never heard of it. >> reporter: never heard of it. >> no. >> reporter: it's simple, b.b. king says, "if i stop, i don't get paid." anthony mason, cbs news, atlantic city. >> pelley: and that's the cbs evening news for t

. >> reporter: in 196 p rock promoter bill graham invited him to the fillmore west in san francisco. i did. >> reporter: it was the first time he played in front of a white audience. >> i was extra scared. the kids i performed in front of knew the music. they introduced me ladies and gentlemen, b.b. king. everybody stood up. everybody stood up. that was the beginning of me playing rock and roll. i've been playing it ever since. >> reporter: he influenced hendrix, opening for the rolling stones and playing with eric clapton and u2. and last year he performed at the white house. ♪ the thrill is gone baby ♪ >> reporter: are you still getting better as a guitarist? >> i hope i am. i hope so. i can't always tell because i still can't play like i want to play. ♪ >> a lot of young guitarists have no ways of playing, and they to me are what's going on today. >> reporter: mm-hmm. a lot of people still want to see you. >> i'm glad. oh, am i glad, yeah. ♪ >> my favorite moment at the end of the interview i asked him who are the younger musicians he liked and he said buddy guy, who's 77. >> i lo

bill: got it. thank you, michael graham, richard fowler. wil done. >> thanks, bill.resident and senators mccain and graham. and graham. the headlines as they come in.s. when managing your weight, bigger is always better. ♪ ho ho ho ♪ green giant ♪ heather: you know friendly neighborhood "spider-man" to the rescue. an ohio man struggling to pay for his daughter's wedding, sells an old comic book for $7,000. says he bought the amazing "spider-man" number 1 for 12 cents when it was published back in 1963. bill: pretty good markup. have a terrific labor day if you're with family and friends. hope it is not raining wherever you are. heather: see you five a.m. tomorrow for "fox & friends." bill: good to be with you. "happening now" starts right now. >> right now, brand new stories and breaking news. >> the president today meeting with leading republican senators at the white house. trying to win their support for military action in syria. the saws nimitz and its care year group moves in. who has to use caution out on the roads. a lawsuit against the pledge of allegiance in

. >> reporter: in 196 p rock promoter bill graham invited him to the fillmore west in san francisco.>> yes, i did. >> reporter: it was the first time he played in front of a white audience. >> i was extra scared. the kids i performed in front of knew the music. they introduced me ladies and gentlemen, b.b. king. everybody stood up. everybody stood up. that was the beginning of me playing rock and roll. i've been playing it ever since. >> reporter: he influenced hendrix, opening for the rolling stones and playing with eric clapton and u2. and last year he performed at the white house. ♪ the thrill is gone baby ♪ >> reporter: are you still getting better as a guitarist? >> i hope i am. i hope so. i can't always tell because i still can't play like i want to play. ♪ >> a lot of young guitarists have no ways of playing, and they to me are what's going on today. >> reporter: mm-hmm. a lot of people still want to see you. >> i'm glad. oh, am i glad, yeah. ♪ >> my favorite moment at the end of the interview i asked him who are the younger musicians he liked and he said buddy guy, who's 77.

bill? >> we can talk about that after the show. we have people to debate this here tonight. bernie sanders supports obamacare and lindsey graham who is so opposed to obamacare he said in ain't view yesterday that the whole bill sucks. so welcome to you both. let me start with you, senator graham. in your home state of south carolina. we're both southerners. we have the 430,000 people right now in south carolina, don't have insurance a week from today. they're going to be able to sign up and get insurance. do you think they think this sucks? >> i think the people who had a full time john and who are now working 29 hours think it sucks. i think the employers who say i can't get there from here really believes it's bad for business. at the end of the day -- >> there's some mother in your state, maybe she's got cancer, been turned down for insurance, a week from today she can go onto a website. health care.org. can you tell her that sucks? >> i think that's a good -- i think there are several things in the bill i would adopt, one, you cannot be denied insurance because you've been sick before. children can stay ton their parents'

bill: thank you for your time senator. lindsey graham from south carolina. >> thank you. question on our minds this morning. will president obama and the new iranian president meet face-to-face at the u.n. tomorrow? the president arrives this afternoon for those meetings. this would be the first time, first sit-down between our two countries in 30 years, since before the revolution. so will it happen? bill: and should it happen, right? also the angels getting buzz. wheel show you what happened when a swarm of bees invaded the stadium last night. play ball. whole. ♪ ♪ (woman) this place has got really good chocolate shakes. (growls) (man) that's a good look for you. (woman) that was fun. (man) yeah. (man) let me help you out with the.. (woman)...oh no, i got it. (man) you sure? (woman) just pop the trunk. (man vo) i may not know where the road will lead, but... i'm sure my subaru will get me there. (announcer) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. bill: back to the breaking news in nairobi, kenya. this is what we're learning from our bureau in jerusalem. kenyan securit

bill: to be clear about mccain and graham, they want a major strike against assad. tell us about the lawmakers meeting in the white house this morning, peter. >> reporter: bill, those meetings will happen within this hour, they will begin within this hour and it will be with the president and the top republican and the top democrat from some key congressional committees like armed services and intelligence and foreign affairs because when the resolution to authorize the use of force in syria comes to a vote here in congress president obama wants it to pass. so he is making the case today in person on his home court. we'll know how the meetings went, bill, by lunchtime. bill: thank you. peter doocy leads our coverage there. he is on capitol hill. martha has more here in new york. martha: this has a lot of folks asking how did we get here? back in april of 2011 the u.s. slapped sanctions on syria's intelligence agency in washington's first response to a crackdown on antigovernment protesters. that was happening throughout so many of the countries in this region during

bill: why is lindsey graham talking about israel and iran going to war in six months.ing that syria isn't just about syria, syria is a proxy war between iran supporting the syrian government. saudi arabia and others supporting the rebels. if we don't stop syria, if we don't stop iran's prokes in syria, iran will feel i am boldened. and israel will conclude nobody is stopping syria, nobody is going to stop iran. we don't have any choice. we'll have to launch a preemptive attack against iran's nuclear program. bill: you are saying if we develop a better comprehensive energy policy in the u.s. we may not have to deal with these matters? if the united states is self-sufficient in energy, we become energy exporters. at same time we could go to the saudi and say i don't want a milwaukee jar iran. why don't you do for us what you did for reagan. pump more oil. drive the price of oil down. iran has had sanctions. it's been affected by the sanctions. but not enough to stop its nuclear program. but enough to stopped funding their ref knew of it needed to subsidize its own people

the bill players in the senate including lindsey graham and bob menendez the chairman of the foreignations committee. all being done -- what it would do is, well, it's not written yet so it's very murky. >> theoretically. what it would do is it would first of all make clear that assad did use these chemical weapons. but more importantly, it would say that the u.n. assad would have to through a u.n. process give up those chemical weapons. if not the threat of military force is still there. that's effectively what it would do. >> but they're not voting on military force. >> the thing to keep in mind is that that is an initial idea. they haven't written it and they will not really write something until they see what happens at the u.n. [ overlapping speakers ] >> remember when the president said before the election, to the russians i'll have a lot more flexibility after the election? all those ideas are coming back into play now. people are talk about the president and how this is getting a little bit into politics now. and the president has -- he's getting into a new kind of very uncom

and iran he sat down with bill clinton, the former president, and talked about healthcare and today lindsey graham suggests the clintons are all in on the healthcare law and that may have implications for 2016. >> the one story that people are not talking about is that bill and hillary clinton, punishingly hillary -- particularly hillary, fully embraced obamacare. i'm going to call it clinton care. >> he's going to call it clinton care from now on. we'll see whether or not that sticks. the bottom line is the last thing the president wants to see is the government shut down the debt ceiling. they think there would be severe economic implications and market shocks. they just don't want the healthcare law wrapped up in the negotiations because that's the last signature achieve. ment. the last piece standing is that healthcare law. >> neil: amazing. ed henry, thank you very much. what does it go when it goes back to the house? charlie is with me again from the fine state of new york. what do you think happens now? >> we don't know what the senate is going to send over and -- >> neil: your best guess,

graham. >> they fully embraced obamacare. they're selling this bill as hard as they can sell it.never call it obamacare anymore. i will call it clinton care. hillary clinton decided to own obamacare. so in 2016, when this thing falls apart and the economy is in shambles because of obamacare i'm going to hear it clinton care. >> as americans may actually like the affordable care act. they may well like it and that will give democrats a big advantage over republicans who wanted to get rid of it. and he says if that's the case, hillary clinton will actually win. he's admitted it in a certain backhanded way. and we'll be right back. >>> well, senator cruz stood on the floor for 21 hours. and what he accomplished was that he alienated many of his colleagues on both sides of the aisle. and he showed the american people what he was up to. he is holding the american people hostage because he is so sure he is right. and everybody else is wrong. i was appalled by a couple of things. the analogy to world war ii and hitler. >> and that was the reaction to senator cruz's overnight speech, now

graham. >> they fully embraced obamacare. they're selling this bill as hard as they can sell it. will call it clinton care. hillary clinton decided to own obamacare. so in 2016, when this thing falls apart and the economy is in shambles because of obamacare i'm going to hear it clinton care. >> as americans may actually like the affordable care act. they may well like it and that will give democrats a big advantage over republicans who wanted to get rid of it. and he says if that's the case, hillary clinton will actually win. he's admitted it in a certain backhanded way. and we'll be right back. over pie charts all day. i want to travel, and i want the income to do it. ishares incomes etfs. low cost and diversified. find out why nine out of ten large professional investors choose ishares for their etfs. ishares by blackrock. call 1-800-ishares for a prospectus, which includes investment objectives, risks, charges and expenses. read and consider it carefully before investing. risk includes possible loss of principal. "i" formation! "i" formation! we have got to get the three-techn

in 1985, president reagan signed the grand rudman -- graham-rudman's bill that included an increase inith the democrats here in the congress in 1990, it included an increase in the debt limit. president clinton reached two similar agreements, both tied to the debt limit. and i would remind president obama himself that in the summer of 2011, there was a major deficit reduction bill enacted with an increase in the debt limit. this time should be no different. in fact, i think it's more important than ever. a report this week from the congressional budget office makes it clear that our debt is set to grow rapidly in the coming years if we take no action. that's why it's so troubling that the president's decided to just sit out this debate. he says he won't engage. well, you know, most presidents refer to their bipartisan efforts to reduce the deficit as achievements. the president sees this, quote/unquote as extortion. so while the president is happy to negotiate with vladimir putin, he won't engage with a congress on a plan that deals with the deficits that threaten our economy. now, let

former president bill clinton says there's nothing wrong with his foundation's finances. grahament wrong with crosby stills nash and young. first, here is a look at today's "eye opener at 8":00. >>> there's been gunfire, all indications that despite assurances from the kenyan authorities, this siege is not over. >>> the battle to win control over a nairobi mall is in its fourth day. >> are we concerned with them carrying out attacks at home. >> the concern is they get trained over there and they're under the radar and they find their way back. >> if we can resolve the issue of iran's nuclear program, that can serve as a major step down a long road towards a different relationship. >> what everybody here is really waiting to see is whether he'll meet with iran's new president. >> clearly there's a thaw going on and they'rery thinking their positions. >> only seven days remain for congress to reach a budget agreement and avoid a government shutdown. >>> the cherokee nation attorney general says veronica packed a bag of toys and clothes before he left her biological father to be ta

graham to win their support. it sounds like that may have worked. how important is it for that to work? did they bring some members along? >> they can bring some along. bill you have lindsey graham and john mccain. president bush was reluctant for the troop surge in iraq. you have john mccain and lindsey graham going up against a rand paul. this isn't any of our business, it's horrible, but why should the united states intervene? the tea party senator from texas says this president hand pruchb this warrants a u.s. national interest. this is an emerging debate in the republican party. this vote in both the house and senate will give us a test case if you will, of which side the internal debate is going. >> how do you see it, in the final analysis it won't matter. >> well, i think it's going to be a tough call, i think john is right, john mccain and lindsay graham are respected by a lot of house republicans, they don't regard them as their leaders. i think the thing to watch will be what house republicans step up, who are genuine conservatives, first and second termers, friendly with the key party and make the case for intervention. mike pompeo, a second te

left-hand is -- lindsey graham had a bill in the senate. it moved nowhere.lisabeth: bipartisan support means it is not going to happen right now unfortunately. >>steve: focus on the important stuff, getting those people help and keeping the guns out of their hands. seven minutes after the top of the hour. look who's in studio e. heather nauert. >> we told you about that young girl abducted from her home in georgia. this morning there are two men wanted for kidnapping that young girl for her home and we are hearing they are demanding a $10,000 ransom. the family struggling to raise that money. the armed men broke into her home demanding money and jewelry last night. when her mother told them she didn't have any, they took off with her daughter. police say the abductors were strangers to the family. >> the man who confessed on-line to driving drunk and killing a 61-year-old veteran expected to finally plead guilty today. >> my name is matthew cordell and on june 2 # -- june 22, 2013, i hit and killed vincent. >> in that video, he told the world he would take f

senator graham's and my bill includes $8.5 billion for global health programs, a full year continuing resolution will mean $389 million less to combat h.i.v., aids and other preventable diseases like malaria, tuberculosis, pneumonia and malnutrition. none of us have children or grandchildren that have to worry about malaria, tuberculosis, pneumonia or malnutrition. with the amounts we spend we can help children in other countries. doesn't that speak to our moral center as a nation? because if we have this continuing resolution, it's going to mean tens of thousands of additional deaths from these diseases. tens of thousands. visit some of these areas as i have and some of these other senators have and see these children and look at them and say i've just condemned to you death. i condemned you to death because you were born in the wrong place and you're poor. it means tens of thousands of additional children orphaned by aids. it means millions fewer lifesaving immunizations for children. so thousands of preventable deaths. immunization my grandchildren can get as a routine thing, for p

bill clinton did his best to tamp it down in our interview but opened up about possible threats at another run. >> i was really struck by something that lindes graham from now on after tuesday's meeting i'm going to call it clinton care. if it's a huge success. >> she'll win the presidency. then he needs to own the result of embracing this bill. >> how worried are you about 2016? >> not at all. not at all. there are some similarities in his bill and the one we proposed. his bill has produced a lot of good results. they're desperate for this bill to fail, if it's not a failure, everything they have been telling us since 1980, the government's bad. they so badly want it to fail. i have never seen -- can you remember a time in your lifetime where a major political party was sitting around begging for america to fail. i don't know what will happen. i think when all of these dire predictions don't pan out, i'll believe that pretty soon, within the next several years, this will be like medicare and medicaid. >> a big plus in the next election. >> yay. >> i know you can't answer anything about 2016, when you look back to the last campaign, if you can boil

president reagan did it in 1985 when he signed the graham rudman hollings reduction bill. five years later, president bush reached a budget deal with a democratic congress that included a debt limit increase. president clinton reached a similar agreement with the democratic majority in 1993. with a republican majority on the balanced budget agreement of 1997 as well. finally, president obama himself worked with republicans on a large deficit reduction deal tied to the debt limit in the summer of 2011. it has its flaws including the sequester, the president devised and insisted on, but it has cut spending. unfortunately, the president is now demanding that we increase the debt limit without engaging in any kind of i partisan discussion about addressing our spending problem. he wants to take the easy way out. foolishnesskind of that got us here in the first place. it it is hard- working people like you who would ultimately pay the price for business as usual through higher taxes, higher prices, and fewer jobs. every major -- deficit reduction effort of the last years has bee

bill clinton about knya, iran and hillary clinton in 2016. >>> there are new details on the air force one strike that carried jfk back from dallas. and grahamash on 50 years of rock 'n' roll. >> but we begin this morning with a look at "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> kenyan officials think this is an operation, but the assailants they're still holding out. >> the battle for control of a kenyan mall continues. >> fourth day in that standoff marked overnight. >> kenya's foreign minister says three of the attackers were american. >> and they're young men, all somali origin or arab origin. >> in just a few minutes, president obama will address the united nations this morning. >> the question is whether the president will meet face-to-face with iran's new leader. >>> a wild fire east of l.a.-dangerously close to home. >> the fire issing with. >> and parts of colorado hit hard by recent flooding. >> hillary clinton says she's thinking about 2016 but she's not in a hurry to announce anything just yet. >> do you think she'd rather be today, she can do both president or grandmother? >> a cherokee girl at the center of a high-profile custo

fellow democrats do not want to delay this bill past the -- for another year, because in in january, the subsidies for the purchase of insurance kick in for a grahample, and the belief is that based on much history that once the subsidies begin to be provided and flow t people, they will like them, and people tend to feel that way about money coming their way. >> and the unions won't like it. >> well, the unions may feel fl differently about it, but once g government benefit like that efl starts to flow, history shows ir is very hard ever to reverse that, and then that would mean that obama care is here forever and any chance of ending it is n probably over. that is what they believe. >> the only model for the bill is a competitive model, and by invented by the republicans ands started with richard nixon and went on the bob dole and then ee implemented in massachusetts by mitt romney, where it has not been working perfectly, but this is not a handout or welfare. >> i understand that, but the uo point is that once the subsidies begin, it is more difficult to repeal the bill. >> it is, but the goode news fo the subsidies, they are not e checks to pe

. >>> former president bill clinton says there's nothing wrong with his foundation's finances. we'll have more of that interview. >>> and graham this morning, he'll tell us what went wrong with crosby, still & young. but first here's a look at today's "eye opener" at 8:00. >>> gunfire, all indications that despite assurances from the kenyan authorities this siege is not over. >> battle to win control of the nairobi mall, it is in its fourth day. >> are we concerned about them carrying out attacks here at home. >> the real concern is they got trained there and they're under the radar, meaning we don't know they got there and they find their way back. >> everybody is waiting to see is whether he'll meet with iran's new moderate president. >> clearly they're a thought going on and rethinking their position. >> only seven days remains for budget to reach a agreement and avoid a government shutdown. >> republicans should vote together on friday, against giving harry reid the power to fund obama care. >> the cherokee nation said veronica packed a bag of toys and clothes before she left her biological father to be back with her adopt

bill clinton about knya, iran and hillary clinton in 2016. >>> there are new details on the air force one strike that carried jfk back from dallas. and graham 50 years of rock 'n' roll. >> but we begin this morning with a look at "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> kenyan officials think this is an operation, but the assailants they're still holding out. >> the battle for control of a kenyan mall continues. >> fourth day in that standoff

left hand say graham have literally zero victories in five years, including when he ran for president and got his brains boat in. if that's the guy that's criticizing, i like my options. >> bill clinton former president interviewed bruk barak about obamacare. listen to what president obama had to say. >> it's been a political i little political this old obamacare thing and so what you've had is an unprecedented effort that you've seen ramp up over the last month or so in which those who have opposed the idea of universal health care in the first place and fought this tooth and nail through congress have been trying to scare and discourage people from getting a good deal. >> the thing about hill, that's what many people feel, isn't it? this is basically another attempt to get rid of president obama. when, actually, a lot of people will benefit from obamacare undisputably. >> that's correct. this will do nothing to help, even the people that agree with ben ferguson, there is no potential political victory in what ted cruz is doing. >> then why are you so nervous? why are you fighting so hard if it's not a big deal. >> ben, hold on. >> i didn't say. ben, let me finish saying bef

metal theft prevention act to the energy efficiency bill to bring attention to the metal theft issue. i introduced it last february with senators graham, schumer, coons and hoeven. the bill is the much-needed federal response to the increasingly pervasive and damaging crime of metal theft. metal theft has jumped more than 80% in recent years hurting businesses and threatening public safety and communities across the country. metal theft is a major threat to american businesses and a recent study the u.s. department of energy found that the total value of damages to industries affected by the theft of copper wire alone is approximately $1 billion every year. why is that? they are just taking a wire. when they take those wires it sometimes destroys an entire system that's hooked into those wires, not to mention the danger that workers face as we've already seen houses that have exploded across the country. copper thieves have targeted construction sites, power and phone lines, retail stores and houses. they've caused explosions in vacant buildings by stealing metal from gas lines and caused blackouts by stealing copper wiring from stree

graham nash on the art beat page on our website. >> woodruff: again, the major developments of the day: the senate aimed at a final bill voting the government but house speaker john boehner warned his chamber may reject it unless it strips funding from obamacare. the u.s. and russia agreed on a draft u.n. resolution for disposing of syrian chemical weapons. and nuclear talks with iran resumed. secretary of state kerry reported a welcome change of tone, but he said, "there is a lot of work to be done." and that's the "newshour" for tonight. on friday, margaret warner wraps up the week at the u.n. general assembly. plus, jeffrey brown reports on the resurgence of the nation's first african american public high school. i'm judy woodruff. >> ifill: and i'm gwen ifill. we'll see you online and again here tomorrow evening with mark shields and ramesh ponnuru. for all of us at the "pbs newshour," thank you and good night. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> and the william and flora hewlett foundation, working to solve social and environmental problems at home and around the world. >> and with the ongoing supp

bill: good morning, everybody. on this labor day we are awaiting a key meeting with the president and john mccain and lindsey grahamll-court press is on the way to round up support. john

bill clinton about kenya, iran, and hillary clinton in 2016. >>> and there are new details on the air force one flight that carried jfk back from dallas. and grahamk 'n' roll. >> we begin with morning with a look at today's "eye opener." your world in 90 seconds. >>> kenyan officials insist this is a mop-up operation. they are still holding out. >> the battle for control of a

in july, introduced the bill along with senator feinstein and graham to close the loophole in the analog drug law that allows synthetic drug makers to strap a label say not intended for human consumption and then try to get away with it. i am pleased to also cosponsor your bill, yes, to create an analog committee headed by the dea. so convincing that this minute. what should be alert to establish and maintain a list of controlled substance analogues can quickly add to the list of a new synthetics are developed. together these bills are an important step in putting an end to this gorge of synthetic drugs. until 2006 i would see a county attorney in hennepin county, minnesota, population over a million people. during my tenure, synthetic drugs is not something that we thought we were talking about that, talking about coke, talking about crack. we were talking about synthetic drugs, so it shows how quickly this has developed. in 2011, poison control centers across america received more than 13,000 calls about synthetic drugs compared to 322010. that is a one-year difference from 3200 calls

graham thinks so. >> it's a blind alley. it's a box canyon for america. putin's led us down a road where there's no good outcome. without of threat of force, this agreement means nothing. >> so bill, did the president get hoodwinked? we talked about verify and verify. if you don't have teeth in some sort of resolution that says this will happen if you do not, can you get control of all these weapons? >> i don't think the president got hoodwinked. i think the president knew what he was doing. he didn't want to strike which is an extremely irresponsible position for an american president to put himself and the couldn't friday in. jane said no one supported the president. i supported the president. john boehner supported the president. we had at least 25 republicans with us in the house because they do not trust this president to use force. they don't trust him to be serious about foreign policy. and i've got to say looking back on the last few weeks, i can't really blame all my conservative republican friends who said, look, in principle, of course you should support a president when he goes to congress to ask for a resolution to authorize the use of force against a dictator backed

i would like to tell the people listening to this row graham under the age of -- program under the age of 30,@they are being sold a horrible billgoods -- that they are being sold a horrible bill of goods. the other thing i would like to say is i am completely nauseated by the fact that the congress and the staffers have been given obamacare, and that the taxpayers of the united states of america will continue congress and staffers health insurance premiums. host: thank you, caller. guest: you are exactly right, we that is something, kathy, are going to address in some form, whether it is on the cr or the debt ceiling, is what this administration had opm do as far as giving that exception. now, we think it should go to executiveive ranch -- branch. we should make sure they do not get the subsidy and the political appointees, because they are exempt from this, too. we want to make sure that this, along with us, because we know we should be under the same laws as every american, a we also think the administration, and thee ranch, political appointees need to be under it like every american is, too, so we are certainly going to pus

graham on his side and working hard to get the votes he needs. >> thank you so much. >>> coming up, the government will run out of money to pay its bim bills next. will the debate over syria push the budget battle to the side? one candidate opens the lead in the polls as the race to run the biggest city has just one week to go. acking all the action and hearing everything from our marketing partners, the media and millions of fans on social media can be a challenge. that's why we partnered with hp to build the new nascar fan and media engagement center. hp's technology helps us turn millions of tweets, posts and stories into real-time business insights that help nascar win with our fans. more than 50 times a day? so brighten your smile a healthy way with listerine® whitening plus restoring rinse. it's the only rinse that makes your teeth two shades whiter and two times stronger. ♪ listerine® whitening... power to your mouth. listerine® whitening... i don'without goingcisions to angie's list first. with angie's list, i know who to call, and i know the results will be fantastic! find out why more than two million members count on angie's list. an