and look who is here, bill harris, a former ceo of paypal. the program. >> thank you. stuart: real fast, is facebook losing its cool. you should know these things. is it? >> i don't think so. facebook is on fire. they're doing a beautiful job firing on many cylinders and it's a phenomena. stuart: you're on the inside of tech and here we've got the report that fewer teens are using facebook daily so we've got the accusation, facebook is not cool anymore, but the profits go straight through the roof. >> i don't think i'm an expert. my kids it will me i really don't know what's going on. stuart: they tell you that? you're the man who ran paypal. >> but you know, when you look at my company, personal capital, which is representative of so many tech businesses that are trying to reach broad audiences, at my company we saw the past six to nine months, a surge in the quantity and effectiveness of facebook advertising, both desk top, but particularly mobile, and you know, that pressaged what's happened to, what they've announced in their quarterly. s

signed a obama has bill. harry reid said that tomorrow will be a very bad day. >> keep your eyes and your years peeled on that debate for us. hundreds of thousands of government workers would be forced off the job if they shutdown does occur. for many workers, the prospect of lost wages is especially painful. federal workers tell us that they are tired of being pawns in a political game. >> they push their own agendas and people like us are suffering. >> the politics is terribly frustrating. you consider yourself a professional. you wish the politicians were as well. >> they are worried about how to pay their bills if the shutdown happens. in addition to the jobs and services, national monuments and memorials would be barricaded if lawmakers do not come to an agreement. we continue our live coverage from capitol hill. says it hasservice barricaded and closed signs ready, but nothing will be put in place until after midnight, when it is clear there is no deal and no deal imminent. the national mall was packed with v

the senate will not accept that bill, harry reid saying they agreed to open the government, agree on raising the debt ceiling, but didn't seem to have much love beyond that. democratic senators now talking about where they go from here, but it's very clear from the tenor at this press conference that there doesn't seem to be a lot of room to move and maneuver for both sides. we are expecting susan collins. as soon as the democrats are finished, to come up and take the mike. she will have some words about what happened to her deal that she offered up. we want to bring in athena joans, who is watches all this. so much workers aren't working, congress is sort of working. can you put this in any context for us? >> reporter: hi, miguel, the context is a few days ago we thought there was progress, of course, being defined by the fact that the sides were talking, that the president was holding meeting with house and senate republicans. it at least that appears debt now. on the senate side, this proposal by susan collins and joe manchin that would both reopen the government and raise the deb

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everything that the republicans want to discuss as soon as we reopen the government and pay our bills. harry reed, dick durbin, patty murray who is a democrat from washington state. the meeting was an update for the president, senior democrats and senior republicans to discuss a possible way forward. afterwards, harry reid said the meeting was actually farrell productive. however he was unable to prevent a vote going down in the senate designed to lift the debt ceiling limit. also an idea put forward by the republican senator susan collins of maine, that failed also, she put her suggestion forward, amending part of the affordable care act. are hoping that her idea may yet become a light at the end of the tunnel. on sunday, washington, nothing from the house. the senate convenes at 1:00. >> john terrett once again on capitol hill. as the debate continues on raising the debt limit there are a few key things to watch for. on october 17th, the cash will run out sometime between october 22nd and the end of the month. social security and ved ranls pay could be -- veterans pay could be put on hold.

. >> but senate democrats rejected the house apps request for a conference on the spending bill. harry reid says republicans are trying to refight an argument on obama care that's settled -- >> what is wrong with their fixation shin on a law this country has had for fours years -- >> bus there's no telling if the shut down -- but there's no telling how long the shut down will continue. today across our region and america there was plenty of evidence of a government shutdown. signs and barricades went up indicating moo see intoes, memorials and marks are now shut down -- museums. many tourists locked out. people who live in d.c. and visitors are feeling the effects firsthand. the national mall legally closed. people are being turned away from national parks and smithsonian museums across the country. this morning the national park began barricading the monuments and the mall. workers closed off 45 fountains because of the shut down. all affected the national zoo. the animals will be cared for but the zoo is closed to the public. the closure will affect hundreds of thousands of tourists

the aides say we could see votes on similar mini funding bills under a rule that requires only a majority vote. the demrats led by harry reid insists they will not pick winners and losers and the white house threatened to veto bills that got to the disk if it got through the senate. while republicans appeared united for a day, democrats continued to be as united as they have been. the president using very harsh language to split the go, on, approximate. -- approximate gop. >> that i shut down over a crusade to deny health insurance to millions of americans. they don't get to hold the economy hostage or ideological demands. >> with both sides digging in in, we are in uncharted territory. as of today, treasury has begun using the final extraordinary measures to meet obligations. if the debt ceiling is not raised by october 17th, the u.s. government will not be able to pay its bills and the only way to resolve shut down is to tie to the looming debt ceiling fight. >> we have a debt limit coming. that's in about two weeks. most budget agreements in the past have always involved debt limit increases. that's what we think wi

that they were offering to fund certain parts instead of passing a clean funning bill. harry why would we do that. >> what right do they have to pick and choose. it's obvious what's going on here. >> parts included funding for the nih and instantly remarks got circulated by conservatives and the rhetoric was spun out of control. it sparked up fierce debate for the conference creating the hash tag heartless harry. read responded republicans are so desperate they accused me of not caring about kids with cancer. shameful. paul has a stunned to join him for bipartisan coffee. they join him on the capitol steps. he falls in with the senate offices calling on them to join him to ease the tension and partisanship. they don't have a confirmed number of attendees yet and they are marketing the event. these things boil down to a way to keep the grass roots fired up. they are losing a larger fight, winning a new cycle in their minds as a way to give everybody hope. let's bring in the gaggle and the center for american progress. "time" magazine editor jones. republican strategist and pre

this could be a dicey vote, which is why it's believed this technique has been avoided so far, a bill that harry reid could put forth would basically call for raising the debt limit, and that's often perceived as allowing the government to just spend more money. but in actually it is really allowing the government to pay the bills that have already racked up. so stay tuned today. >> [ inaudible ] house speaker boehner says he is not drawing a any lines in the sand. what does he mean? >> he is saying look, the problem is not here. take a listen to speaker boehner yourself. >> by refusing to negotiate, harry reid and the president are putting our country on a pretty dangerous path. listen, there has never been a president in our history that did not negotiate over the debt element, never, not once. matter of fact, president obama negotiated with me over the debt limit in 2011. he also negotiated with the blue dog democrats to raise the debt ceiling in 2010. so the way to resolve this is to sit down and have a conversation to resolve our differences. >> reporter: so the speaker saying the problem i

bill. here is harry reid doing just that. >> we actually work for the american people. they sent us here to get things done. not to play these silly games. here's what i propose. he's sitting on a bill that would reopen the government right now. this bill would pass in a matter of minutes. we just let democrats and republicans vote. >> reporter: that is the fundamental problem here. there are the votes in the house of representatives. however, a part of the speaker of the majority party, in this case, the republicans are not done, stevie. as ridiculous as it sounds to put something on the floor that would pass with the hatest opposition. >> there is growing sentiment among republicans that they should breakaway from this strategy of tying the budget to the healthcare law. if enough republicans decide to break from a that strategy could they have the votes they need to get a clean bill through the house? >> reporter: that is a great point and the essential irony in all of this. by most estimates there are 150 republicans, the majority of the republicans in the house of re

neither will harry reid take the bills up. harry reid is asked about one kid with cancer. >> if you can help one child who has cancer why not do it? >> listen -- >> why pit one against the other? >> why would we want to do that? i have 1,100 people at nulles air force base sitting home. they have a few problems of their own. to have someone of your intelligence suggest such a thing is irresponsible. >> i'm just asking. >> why help one kid with cancer? >> sean, he's shocked, first of all, that someone from cnn would go off script and challenge him. it's t not something he's used to. it exposes what the democrats are doing here. they are saying to the us unless you are willing to fund everything we won't allow you to fund everything. unless you fund obama care we won't let you fund benefits for veterans. that's pretty twisted and wrong. the american people are tired of this collusive spending when members of congress will hit the re set button every year, keep the spending intact and not question anything. that's what we have to

or military funerals or veterans benefits, all of that stuff, they pass these kinds of separate bills. harryy they want one clean cr to get everything going. if you just start passing piece meal pieces of legislation, that simply will delay what everyone wants. a complete end of the government shutdown. they'll go back and forth on that. republicans did come out last week and say they want this joint house >>> you heard the speaker and majoritity leader put forward, as part of the six-week extension of the raiding the debt ceiling they'll start the joint house senate conference committee. originally democrats were reluctant. if they do that and everybody starts talking the way everybody thinks eventually they'll have to do, that would be encouraging as far as the government shutdown is concerned as well. look, there's an enormous amount of work to be done, enormous differences between the democrats and the republicans, between the president and the speaker, but at least they're talking. republican leaders are going back to the white house today. i think that's good. >> let me ask you, if thi

because harry reid wants to hold veterans hostage to force obama care on everyone. the bill the house will vote out tonight doesn't even mention obama care. it says we should continue to fund the v.a. because whatever happens, our veterans should not be held hostage. and harry reid's standard the is he thinks veterans don't deserve the same treatment men and women of the active military do. it's not right. we need ed to honor the commitments. we need to put the partisan politics of barack obama and harry reid behind us. you know, just two days ago president obama gave a list of the negative things that would happen in a shutdown. that he wouldn't pay the border patrol, shut down nasa, shut down the national parks. and he would shut down much of the v.a. the house is saying, mr. president, we have heard your priorities. we are acting in a bipartisan manner to fund the priorities you laid out, mr. president, in a national speech. harry reid is saying he'll kill them because he wants everything shut down. >> first it was the fund. then they said, let's delay it. then let's get

bills funding things like our veterans. funding things like the national parks. and harry reid has killed them. now let me be clear. . these bills, none of them even mention obama care. they're programs completely unrelated to obama care. and the position of president obama and harry reid is if you aren't funding everything in the government, they will fund nothing. you know, we launched a national website, fundourvets.com that says, listen, regardless of the shutdown, veterans ought to be above politics. they ought to be bipartisan agreement. we need to honor our commitments to the veterans. >> if you can use this leverage, they feel it's blackmail. let me ask you something about your fellow republicans. >> let me press back. twice you said harry reid would say it's blackmail. i want to press back. i actually think that's a false claim with no basis. the bill that the house passed on the va simply funds the va. it doesn't mention anything about obama care. it doesn't mention anything about anything else. now for hundreds of years, the way congress appropriated is one topic at a time. how is it blackmail to say we t

>> but senate majority leader harry reid say it is bill is dead on arrival in the united states senate while boehner has spoken with the president of the united states. there haven't been a lot of conversations back and forth between the house and senate uh trying to negotiate a deal. democrats continue saying to republican colleagues that the lawmakers should just pass a straight c.r., a continuing resolution. in other words, just funding the government. >> mr. speaker, have the republican party have the courage of its rhetoric and let the house work its will. i dare you to do that. let democracy work. don't be dictating to america that they are going to shut down the government. let's vote on it. put a clean c.r. on this floor. republicans continue going after

there are 14 bills sitting on harry reid's desk to fund vital government functions, to fund the v.a. the senate won't even vote to fund the v.a. >> all right, so the world war ii memorial along with national monuments and parks have been closed since october 1st. >>> the business and how it's impa impacting others. geoff? >> the markets will be open here even though it is a federal holiday. >> absolutely, and this is a chance for the markets to give their response to what they see as a political failure even as the clock is ticking down here and end of last week the markets were up on the expectation that negotiations were getting serious and there would be a deal announced over the weekend. that has not happened as we know so you're getting the markets selling down here and the indications are at the moment that the dow could be off about 100 points at the open. european markets are just treading water at this stage. one bright spot i guess for those out there who want to see the fed continuing to juice these markets, this debt ceiling story is pushing back expectations on whether t

bill. senator harry reid will talk about it when they officially reject what they're doing, what harry reided to do was table what the house sent over. if you vote to table, it means you vote not to take up or discuss the house bill. we expect it to pass once again 54-46. when we see harry reid, we'll come back to that. >>> today is health care day. it's today's "deep dive." the health insurance exchanges are open for business, so with that in mind we decided we'll take a deep dive to see what kind of options are available. to do that we're going to assume you are 27 years old, too old to be on your parents' plan, and that you're uninsured. there's multiple plans available to you -- platinum, gold, silver, an bronze. let me show you what we got here of what your medical cost is covered. this is 60% covered, 40% -- all of this, an these percentages, the bronze plans, cheapest plan for you to pay, obviously silver, gold, platinum. the question is, is all your cost before deductible. now, good luck trying to figure out what the deductible is. i know whenever i buy insurance, the first thing i

bills. had harry reid brought them to wall and shut down. that's how it worked when we had differences between the house and the senate. they're defying what the normal history of compromise here. we're offering today to find government. only 15% of government spending is shut down and we're trying to actually encourage the passage of more of the spending. and they're vetoing any more spending bills to try to open up government. we're trying to open up as they're saying we won't negotiate. >> one thing i have to ask you. you just raised an amazeding point. in a sense you have a lot of leverage. you've created a situation where the problem is only 15% but people perceive it to be closer to 100. now you can get them to give you spending cuts and spending caps and all these things that you've wanted. why would not you take those? why put your entire heart and soul and reputation and next seat in office on obama care. you have to realize, those numbers are above the sequester. we aren't getting any great spending reduction out of this. i probabl

>> reporter: bill as soon as harry reid allowed the house bill to give the benefits back to the militaryamilies to be voted on in the senate and voted houses voted to fund the death benefits, the president was boxed in a corner. politically it would have looked bad if he had not signed the law even though jay carney made it sound like the president would not sign. >> first of all legislation is not necessary. our view is that piecemeal funding is a gimmick. >> the whole thing is for show. the whole government is for show. >> reporter: it sounded that the dod and white house was happy to let the fisher house split the bill. since the shutdown began 29 service members have died as of yesterday. there were fireworks on capitol hill when the author passed on the eve of the shut down. republican congressman accused the comptroller playing politics. >> i think you subordinated your responsibilities to a chief a political objective. and the political objective was to make, inflict as much harm as you possibly could in your own department. you've compounded the problem by your conduct in how you

bills? >> absolutely. har hear harry reid passed zero appropriation bills. icans are talking about regular order now, why weren't they doing it from the go think? harry reid said that himself. the senate has not passed a single appropriations bill this year. >> it calls for a budget conference committee and republicans have stood up every time and blocked that. it's not just here. there letters saying we can't go to conference on immigration. we don't want to do that. republicans don't top the do that. >> harry reid controls the senate. he appointed all the appropriations chair and they decided not to pass the bill like harry didn't want to pass a budget for four years. there is a much bigger problem on the culture in washington that changed radically since we were there 800 years ago. both sides are completely broken. it irritates me so much when harry reid is self righteous when he passed zero appropriations bills himself. that's all i have to say, mark. if you want to talk about north carolina baseball we can. >> the contrast between this shut down and the

they should be passing 13 appropriation bills. harryd says what gives them the right to do this. the constitution. our founding fathers set it up so the house controls the purse strings. >> it's a history lesson when you guys don't get your way. >> no, it's not. >> you did this a couple weeks ago. >> what what, the constitution or the founding fathers gave the house the control of the purse strings? >> something ruled constitutional by the supreme court you allow it to go through. >> the real problem is obama care. the american people don't like it, and i'm tired of hearing that oh he was reelected, well guess what? had all this bad information come out last year before november i think we might have had a different result. >> it's about time to give it up. like i said the best is to let this bill go out, if it fails, go on to 2014. >> we've been hearing this argument and even some republicans are tired of this same argument and saying it's time to move on and open up the government. here's what one house republican had to say about the

to pay its bills on time. harry reid and mitch mcconnell could reach a final agreement at some point today. the house tried to set up its own deal but it did not get sent on to the senate. >> now weather and traffic on the 1's. you.od morning to sarah caldwell checking on your morning commute. we have a new accident near the airport along telegraph road at dorsey road. another one on telegraph has a completely closed between old mill road and midway road because of an accident. if you want to take burns crossing road, that might be a better bet. checking the north side delays near belair road over to the providence region. 795 down the west side toward baltimore national pike, things are really heavy. 795.oblems on that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> good morning. it will be another mild day today. mostly cloudy to start. it will be dry for most of the day with a mix of clouds and sun. we are going to make it up to 72. most of the big cities in the northeast will be fine. 57 in chicago. low 50's in denver. it

senate republicans and democrats worked through the night on a bill to reopen the government and avoid a default. majority leader harry reid and minority leader mitch mcconnell

the shutdown seems to be happening, so they're trying to put a bill to harry reid's lap to make him shouldere shutdown happens and they could blame him for shutting down the government to protect subsidies for government staffers. that's their argument right now and what they'll run on in the final hour. >> so the rhetorical positioning of the vitter amendment is so they have some peg they can hang the blame for this on harry reid in the senate? >> well, that's -- the problem for house republicans is this, a lot of the older members, those were weren't elected in 2010 and 2012, they went through the '90s. they know a shutdown causes political fame. so there is a generational divide within the house republican congress, between those who know a shutdown doesn't always work politically and those who say hey, let's try it, see what happens. >> robert costa from "the national review," whose reporting on all of this will be indispensable and will be joining me later this evening live at 11:00, as we continue to follow this. thank you very much, robert. we me now, congressman nick mulvaney, republ

bill. >> you heard harry reid. he doesn't like the house deal at all. where are we with 30 some- odd hours to go. >> reporter: i think harry reid over played their plan, to call what they are talking about extreme. it moves off defunding obama care, strategy that i didn't think would suck sowed and got medical device tax repeal got a vote in the senate over 79 senators and thinking of adding on to it and treating us and members of the cabinet the same as everyone else with obama care. i think that should be in the senate and brought up. i think harry reid shut it down without considering it is overplaying his hand. when the speaker is acting and i hope the house gets its act together and send it over. we have waited for it and it has not happen and that's why i am in discussions to try to resolve. >> you are one of the architects you and your fellow senators have all gotten together and come up with a plan that you think is workable. >> right. >> do you fear that one of your own senators say ted cruz would try to derail with the filibuster in the progre

shutdown, but the house passed four bills to fund the government, then passed more bills to fund pieces of government to reopen. harry reid, who has refused to give those bills a vote deserves some responsibility here. >> what you are saying is we should pate for the republican tea party members of the house to pick those parts of the government that they like. we should just approve those parts of the government. but we should also take away health care for the poorest children in america. we should not have a department of energy, but any parts want to support they should have a vote in the senate. what's the loss for you? don't you care about refunds those services? >> you know how to reopen the department of veteran affairs? send over a bill that has reopened the government. as stephanie set there are 24 republicans in the house of representatives who say they will open the whole government. you don't have to open up the parts that the republicans like. >> let's talk about spopt here, senator theune. i want to talk about respond. s.e. just made the case -- i'd like to make a case that ted cruz should take respons

harry reed and barak bar barak barobama are loving all o it. it is the reality t.va would be funded today if the democrats did not kill the bill and harry reid didn't have an all or nothing strategy. forget the vote totals. it's the same thing with every, the park services would be opened today if they didn't close last night and the same thing goes for washington, d.c., so again i agree with the "wall street journal." this big crisis was brought on by some really -- i'm not going to use the word -- brought on by a certain faction of the republican party, but these are not band aids. if you live in washington, d.c., you need vital services, and there ask a bill to take care of that last night. if are you a vet, a world war ii vet, you go to world war ii veteran's memorial in d.c. and it's closed down and the whole, can i go on and on and on, the democrats were the ones that killed those last night. let's put that, the republicans screwed this up. put this over here. think that box is going to glow a little out of place, flanked by people he says are -- >> would you disagree with me? >> i don't think it can take two minutes at the top of the show, g

there have been four bills that have been sent over to the senate 127 days harry reith has sat on theng bill for veterans. >> i take your point. i have asked democrats that question. i'm not going to respond on their behalf. >> what did they say? >> the answer of the democrats about why they won't -- are you talking about the piecemeal? you're talking about the larger veterans' bill. >> again, that's where people are getting confused. they're saying we should not fund the government piecemeal. the fact is, jake, if we use regular order, it is done piecemeal through 12 different appropriations bills. we have already sent the veterans funding bill, the d.o.d. over to the senate and they have chosen not to take them up. >> you'll have to take your questions to him. i would be a bad spokesman for him. i have not asked him that question. i do want to read a her written to me and get your response. a friend of mine, a veteran, and her husband was killed fighting in afghanistan. she is worried about her disability payments, she's worried about her survivors benefits and g.i. bill. she's mad

it, harry reid sat on that bill for almost 38 hours. d he brought the senate back into session then, we'd have 38 more hours right now to be dealing with. but harry reid didn't do that. he let everybody take the day off. now here we are. harry reid wants a shutdown because he believes it's a political victory for the democrats in 2014. no one's talking about how harry reid and the white house was threatening a government shutdown on july 26th if it the sequester was not rolled back. >> amy kremer, thank you very much indeed. coming next, the bickering and blaming on both sides of the aisle led to the shutdown. how long will it go on for? i'll ask the expert after the break. >> because the republicans are on the floor of the house with a phony procedural vote that is not going anywhere and the government is shut down. in the nation, we know how you feel about your car. so when coverage really counts, count on nationwide insurance. because what's precious to you is precious to us. ♪ love, love is strange just another way we put members fir

outlines the overall spending but specifically on appropriations, which is the issue here, harry reid hasn't passed a bill in four years. do your work, senate, and let's get this figured out. >> tim huelskamp, thanks for your time, sir. >>> earlier monday the president phoned top leaders including harry reid, mitch mcconnell, nancy pelosi and john boehner. last night on the house floor boehner did an impression of how it went. >> i didn't come here to shut down the government. how do we give a break to all the big businesses out there and yet stick our constituents with a bill that they don't want and a bill they can't afford? that's what this fight's all about. i talked to the president earlier tonight. i'm not going to negotiate. i'm not going to negotiate. i'm not going to do this. well, i would say to the president, this is not about me and it's not about republicans here in congress. it's about fairness for the american people. >> joining me now is democratic congressman from new york charles rangel. he sits on the house ways an means committee. sir, good morning. thanks for being here. >> good morni