murray laying the smackdown on the -- on the game day set this morning. >> you know what bill murrayould do if he was here? he would come over to the set, pick up ann and carry her off the set. >> good to know. i'll watch the door. >> thank you vern, very much. >>> all right. we are back in 30 minutes with more on the accident in walnut creek that left two bart workers dead. we are live at the scene and in oakland with reaction from the unions who are now on strike. "cbs evening news" is next. we'll see you at 6:30. good night. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com ,, ,,,,,,,, here's bubba watson. the master of the escape. dadada dadada blue 375 razor! wait for it... ooooh! dadada dadada moves in, shoots, and scores! curry off the bounce, wow! dadada dadada dadada dadada dadada dadada mccutchen coming over and he makes the catch! that'll be on sportscenter! more on kershaw's dominating win, next! dadada! dadada! >> axelrod: tonight, captured. those two escaped convicts who scammed their way out of a prison in florida, are now back in custody. jpmorgan and the dep

bill murray, except bill murray is a satirist, and people get he's been a smarmy see-through guy. it's astonishing the whole world isn't cracking up like we are. >> it's worse than a bad halloween costume. >> it's terrifying -- i'm sorry -- >> where is the divide. as they say in -- cut myself off there. are we saying good-bye to norm? apparently we are. resident scholar, norm, i hate this part of the show. thank you so much for your time. his book is "it's even worse than it looks." >> it's a great halloween gift. >> thank you for your time, norm. >>> coming up starting tomorrow, 47 million americans who receive food stamps will see a dramatic cut to benefits but for republicans $5 billion is not nearly enough. we will discuss the war on hunger and the hungry when eliot engel joins us just ahead. [ male announcer ] pepcid® presents: the burns family dinner. why would i take one pepcid® when i could take tums® throughout the day when my heartburn comes back? 'cause you only have to take one... [ male announcer ] don't be like the burns. just one pepcid® complete works fast and last

on college game day after lee corso pickedthe seminoles of florida state to beat clemson, actor bill murrayn the set came to clemson's defense, picks up corso and slams him to the turf. murray laying the smackdown on the --on the game day set this morning. 78 years young. >> there you go. >> a little fun. ally frivolity this morning on college games. >> thank you, vern. >>> that's it for us at 6:30. we'll see you at 11:00. we'll have the latest on the bart accident that killed two workers today. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> dr. john york is barely recognizable behind the beard but his football team is showing less of a disguise by the game. the 49ers aerial attack wasn't the sole reason they beat the cardinals which is fine by their head coach. >> the running game, pounding the meat, grinding the meat. >> reporter: frank gore hoped to make hamburger out of the titans this week. we are firing up the grill next on "49ers preview." >> your realtime captioner is mrs. linda m. macdonald >>> welcome. let's look back to arizona. two point game lat

. >> i've compared this day in previous years to groundhog day, bill murray's movie where he wakes up and it's the same thing over and over. i've experienced that on this morning for the past ten years, but suddenly i wake up and it's a different morning. >> brand new day. congratulations. the two bay area scientists share the award with a third scientist who works out of yale. the nobel prize award earned them a cool $1.2 million. >>> well, still to come, the olympic torch makes its way through russia but hits a snag. oops. we'll show you the big flame out. >>> plus, education nation. hundreds of the country's top school leaders meet to talk about how students can better success. >>> wall street continues to worry about the debt ceiling, and we'll take a look at snl's take on the problems with obama care. all ahead in business. >>> and it's another bright, beautiful day across the bay area. but temperatures are going to tumble. and we're going to bring rain in the forecast. your seven-day outlook when nbc 7 bay area news at 11:00 comes right back. to those who've waited... worried...

let's move on to bill murray. predicts who is going to win the game at the site where they are. >> exactly. before the clemson florida state game, bill murray sees him dressed as in the seminole's mascot and doesn't take it too well. because he body slams him on the set there. we should know that although he seemed to be sort of joking it's hard to tell with bill murray. they did hug it out at the end but this could be tied to the washington redskins controversy. a lot of people wanted to see it for themselves. do you think this is a protest or just bill murray goofing around? >> he's done this kind of thing in the past with mascots. >> also he lives in south carolina so perhaps he was rooting for clemson. >> yeah. i'm thinking it's more of that. >> okay. there was a lunar eclipse over the weekend, right? >> yeah, that's right. it was tough to see in certain parts of the country. but there was a partial lunar eclipse. you get a sliver of the moon that gets blocked out when the sun, the moon, and the earth all line

bill murray plays bob, referring to a psychiatrist, he's so far above us.e all too real quote of val valerie garrett, she says he's just too talented to do what ordinary people do. really? miss garrett is the president's closest advisor and has known him for years. he's been bored to death his whole life. really? is this why he can't seem to relate to mere mortals? is this why he won't engage? time after time, this president demonizes those who disagree with him, he looks down his nose. he's so far above us. why should a man of such talent negotiate a middle ground? im a string of victories, obamacare, the stimulus, but those victories are turning out to be failures and america is worse off. we're about to see another example of president obama keeping a distance from his own policies. three weeks into the disastrous rollout of his signature health care plan, he will admit no fundamental error, and absolutely no change of course, no. obamacare is here to stay. it's those lesser beings who messed it up. i started out suggesting that the president is aloof an

mech ryerson is somewhere in our audience, bill murray may or may not be making an appearance as a celebrityagainst the clock that starts right after this. . >> live for it's time for up against the clock. today's contestants originate from the new york city metropolitan area. we have a subway series. take the el train to brooklyn, our contestants rebecca sinderbrand and joe watkins, a couple stops on metro north to scarsdale, fork, in west chester county, three-day wins, a personal website by healthcare.gov. say hello to susie and now the host of up against the clock, steve kornacki. >> oh, thank you, bill, thank you to our studio audience, thank you for tuning in at home here on up against the clock. joined today by joe an rebecca, two new challengers, welcome to both of you. welcome back to our returning champion susie going today for her fourth appearance in the winner's circle. i know you are all anxious to get started. before we do, a quick refresher for those of you watching at home for the first time and how this all works. this is a rapid fire quiz show about the week that was in po

bill. senator murray, senator collins, when we brought it up for a vote to go forward with the only appropriationse floor, senator blunt and all of the republicans except senator collins voted against going forward on the bill. so don't criticize us. we tried to move forward on the appropriations bill. >> you guys are so far beyond what most people know or i think care about. go back to taxes. why is it that republicans are unreasonable when they say no new taxes, but president obama is perfectly reasonable when he says no changes to my health care reform plan? >> you've never heard me say that. i don't think you've heard the president say that. there is no perfect law. as i said before, the only perfect law was brought down on clay tablets by senator moses off a mountain. so we should sit down and look at constructive ways to make obamacare, the affordable care act, work better. in just a short period of time 17 million americans have tried to log on to this website, a half a million -- i'll dispute some of your earlier claims -- a half a million are moving towards signing up for health insurance

. >> any resemblance to bill murray? >> a little murray. also white house correspondent for bloomberg news julie and in new york because it's freaky friday, eugene robinson who should be here. joe, it all doesn't make any sense. can you make some sense of the week that just was? >> no, i can't. nobody can. but i can say it was some of the longest introductions ever in the history of "morning joe." >> we have a lot of people here. did you see the cover of bloomberg "business week"? it's fantastic. >> i did. i thought you would like that. so what's happening in the news today, mika? >> well we got a lot going on. we'll try to figure out the next issue which is government by crisis. first the shutdown may be over but the divisions that sparked the standoff remain. yesterday president obama spoke about the crisis that put the united states on the brink of default. >> there are no winners here. these last few weeks have inflicted completely unnecessary damage on our economy. probably nothing has done more damage to america's credibility in the w

forgive me, you should have bill murray come in and do this for the next couple days because it seemse groundhog day. >> you're seeing some kind of action, senate democrats, they're setting in motion today a vote on a clean debt ceiling increase. republicans over the weekend and they will continue to pass bills in the house. are those just bargaining positions or are they trying to do something in the absence of any real negotiating? >> in the old days, one became b -- chamber passed its version, the other chamber passed its version and you came up with a compromise. the senate says no way, we're not taking the bait. the white house says we're not taking the bait because they think they would fund almost all of the government, just not obama care. the republicans would say we win, the government is back open and we're not funding the president's health program. you'd need 54 democrats plus 6 republicans to get through the procedural hurdles. let's assume you got 60 votes out of the senate. would the republican speak, john boehner, bring it to the floor when his members, the 25 to 35 t

can we pass all of our funding bills, and how can we come to a sensible compromise on the $70 billion difference between us? now, we've tried everything we know. senator murray worked very hard to pass the budget bill. we passed it in a marathon session and i was proud of us. really, we worked hard, great debate. it was hard-fought but at the end we had over 70 votes. then senator murray did what the law requires. she said she wanted to go to conference along with her vice chairman, ranking member, senator sessions. six republican senators objected. so we have yet to be able to even have a conference to get to the overall budget, which is about what our tax policy should be, our approach to mandatory spending and a target number for me to reach with my appropriations members on both sides of the aisle. well, we never got to that. so we marked up our bills on appropriations, we followed the guidelines given to us by the senate bill at $1.58 trillion. we've been in frequent conversation -- frequent conversation -- with congressman rogers and congressman lowey. that's the way senator shelby and i work. we have frequent conversations. but we're talking to oursel

murray. correct. billingnis shoes, patty murray won what brake through year for female candidates? time. the correct answer, 1992. in the new movie the fifth estate which opposite this weekend, wiki leaks founder. >> cumberbatch. >> right. 300 points for basil. brian 1r 600. a record shattering 1,600 points. have you survived, you are the returning champion. you have already won. brean boiler, you are eligible for the prize package. tell him what he's won. >> as our champion, will you have your name printed in exquisite sharpee on a coveted 80 up against the clock cup. you will be able show it to family and friends for one week and receive an appearance this week on msnbc "the seekle" airing weekdays, 3:00 to 4:00 p.m. eastern time. you get to play in our jackpot bonus round for today's grand prize, a $50 gift certificate to little pony the most you a thentic eating and drinking experience in new york city's his tore ec east village. while you are there get a tattoo or a piercing. back to you, steve. [ music

in fact, i'd written about bill kristol and bill bennett and charles murray at one point, sort of the early stream, really, of the compassionate conservatism we hear so much today. they were using a lot of those same ideas in the welfare reform debate. but i--i wrote about libertarians, and i wrote--wrote about pieces of the movement. and i found, brian, that it wasn't being covered in depth. it was fresh territory. and i found it quite interesting. i think there is a lot of working press--there is--does tend to be a liberal bias. and there does--and certainly among liberal political people there's ignorance, frankly, of--they know far less about conservatives than conservatives know about them. so i found it fresh territory. i call it a hidden history of american politics because the influence and the rise to influence of this particular generation of conservatives has tremendously infl--influenced the political debate when you look at everything from political muckraking to abortion politics to the budget battles of the '90s. and these guys were very key in helping shape those debat

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. on november 1st $60 billion is due for benefit programs. with no increas

bill. patty murray's bill. mikulski would be overjoyed. they won't let us go. >> reporter: if they take up would taxes be on the table? >> i say in the earth -- letter yes. all the goodies i they want to talk about, i listed them in the letter. last question. [inaudible conversations] would the debt ceiling be on the table? >> i would hope if we do long-term dealing with fiscal things in this country people should understand 10 dais from now we have the big one coming. thank you, everyone. [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible conversations] >>> senate democratic leaders held this briefing. [inaudible conversations] >>> good afternoon good afternoon. i hear the folks who are here behind us, i'm as frustrate adds z they are. i think my colleagues are as well. we are here today to say these memorials in washington monument, the smithsonian museum all ought to be be opened. we're bringing a bill it is a shame that folks in this country who come to washington to be able to see these memorials can't. they should all be able to enjoy these treasure

senator murray passed our budget bill on may 23 by almost 70 votes here in the united states senate, could not go negotiate with paul ryan because six senators on the other side of the aisle objected. so now we have to pass legislation mandating following the law. we're now passing a law to tell them to follow the law. so if we have to pass a law to tell them to follow the law, i'm willing to do that, because in order for me as the chair of the committee, working with my vice chairman, senator shelby, a really rock-ribbed fiscal conservative, we have a lot of negotiating back and forth, but we have an atmosphere of civility, candor and an interest in the good of the country. we can get it done. and we know we've got to give and take, and i know as a democrat i have to and i'm willing to do it. i called him this morning and just reaffirmed my commitment to work in a spirit of compromise. so let's get on with it. 33 hours to go. now it's 32 hours and 45 minutes to go. the clock is ticking. the clock is ticking on the united states of america. and it's standing -- its standing in the wo

conrad murray was released halfway through his sentence. bill: also remembering a beloved teacher, murdered by one of her students. friends and family saying good-bye to a woman that frankly made a difference at a very young age. >> can't erase what's happened. we have to overcome it. >> we need to pray for both families, perpetrator and victim. while we will never heal. bill: a 24-year-old teacher allegedly killed by a student laid to rest this morning. hundreds turned out just on sunday for a vigil remembering 24-year-old colleen ritzer. she was slashed with a box cutter by one of her students. colleagues remembered her dedication to the students she taught. >> she was a wonderful, inspirational teacher. she was an inspiration to all of us. she was an inspiration to me to live life to the fullest every single day. bill: one of her students, philip chism charged with murder. he will be tried in the commonwealth of massachusetts as an adult. martha: this is breaking overnight. dr. conrad murray sentenced to over four years for involuntary mansla

murray 1, 9, 1, 9. hello? >> tomorrow night the last one at 10:00 p.m. monday, 7:00 p.m. go to gretawire.com. one more. >> bill: the o'reilly factor is on. tonight. >> shots fired after reports that this happened just moments ago. right now the u.s. capitol on lockdown. >> bill: another violent incident. this one in washington, d.c. and it forces congress people to run for their lives we will have the very latest tonight. >> there is one way out of this reckless and damaging republican shutdown. congress has to pass a budget that funds our government with no partisan strings attached. >> while the president continues to rail against republicans. what is the press doing? are they reporting the obama care government fairown story in a way? i will deal with that in the talking points memo. >> my obligation as a host of the kelly file is to make sure the viewers here it straight. it's the news of the day but with a little heat. >> bill: the return of miss megyn kelly. she will be here tonight to tell us about some legal stuff and a brand new prime time program. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the

open our government, pay our bills, get to the budget negotiations, where we will have senator murray, senator sessions, paul ryan and his counterpart begin regular order. i just -- i wanted to continue about this contractor-employee, because what he said is so moving, or actually i think it's a she. she says, "as a technical writer and communications specialist for a small company, my fate was sealed long before early media reports warned of many more impending furloughs. when you are sent home from work for over a week, you begin to notice certain things around you that could cause you to lose heart. in my own neighborhood" -- and senator cardin, she's talking about your city of baltimore -- "in my own neighborhood," this contractor writes, "i've noticed several cars parked in their driveways, cars that never leave in the mornings for work and never leave in the evening for a night on the town. the metro parking garages are empty." you, senator, alluded to that. "people's morale is diminishing as cabin fever sets in on all sides. and as rumors of the shutdown continue -- and as rumo

murray 1, 9, 1, 9. hello? >> tomorrow night the last one at 10:00 p.m. monday, 7:00 p.m. go to gretawire.com. one more. >> bill: the o'reilly factor is on. tonight. >> shots fired after reports that this happened just moments ago. right now the u.s. capitol on lockdown. >> bill: another violent incident. this one in washington, d.c. and it forces congress people to run for their lives we will have the very latest tonight. >> there is one way out of this reckless and damaging republican shutdown. congress has to pass a budget that funds our government with no partisan strings attached. >> while the president continues to rail against republicans. what is the press doing? are they reporting the obama care government fairown story in a way? i will deal with that in the talking points memo. >> my obligation as a host of the kelly file is to make sure the viewers here it straight. it's the news of the day but with a little heat. >> bill: the return of miss megyn kelly. she will be here tonight to tell us about some legal stuff and a brand new prime time program. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the

bills and then let's negotiate. i yield the floor. mrs.mrs. murray: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from washington. mrs. murray: i understand we were going to go back and forth. if the senator from texas wants to go, i will wait for him. the presiding officer: the senator from texas. mr. cruz: i thank the majority leader for his impassioned remarks today, and all of us weep for those service men and women who have lost their lives in defense of our great nation, and i would note that this senate can right now today move to correct the problem that the majority majority leader has described. the house of representatives has passed eight separate bills funding vital priorities of the government. all eight of those bills now sit on the majority leader's desk. this senate has not voted on those bills. to date, the majority leader has not allowed the united states senate even to have a vote on the bills that would fund vital government functions. one of those bills is a bill that funds the v.a., funds the department of veterans affairs. now, mr. presid

wrongful death trying to say responsible for death hiring conrad murray and michael jackson are the two really responsible for his death. >> billhe in jail. >> he got his. >> now, the kelly file, of course, stolen from me because i invented the kelly file for this seeing isment and then you stole; is that correct? >> i will tell you how that came about. >> is that correct stole it? >> you are correct only because you are promising the last word and you never give it to me now going to get it. >> get it at 9:00. if you don't like it jump on your show because it's live. the kelly file, are you going to be -- is going to be anything different in the kelly file? can you tell us if there is going to be other than your magnetic presence which will drive numbers through. >> i hope you are right. >> bill: got anything going. >> live broadcast a breaking news program. not an opinion program. so i'm not going to be the female bill. >> bill: you should be. but you are going to have. >> tempting as this is. >> bill: you have to give your opinion sometimes. so many pinheads you will go this is insane. >> do that on my afternoon show. that's

republicans filibustered our very first bill, and when we tried to get it done, they wouldn't give us the votes, and it was taken off the floor. and senator murray and senator collins, our moderate republican colleague, were very upset about that. the republicans filibustered the very first appropriations bill that we tried to get through, and it was clear they were going to continue to filibuster each one. so to come down here and lament the fact that we didn't take up appropriations bills flies in the face of recent history. now, my friend laments the fact that we haven't had a chance to discuss what he now sees is the target for cuts, medicare and social security, causing entitlement programs. that's their new thing now. they want to cut those programs. well, you know what? we have said, madam president, open up the government, pay our bills, we'll negotiate, we'll listen, we'll talk. 21 times our friends on the republican side stopped us from going to a budget conference, and now they have shut down the government, and all you have to do is understand why. they were very clear, they don't like the affordable care act. so i have come to the f

days away from leaving prison on patrol and murray says that he hopes the religion will help keep him from returning to prison. >> when you realize you've got bills to pay and somebody comes over and they offer the opportunity for you to make a little bit of easy cash, go rob something, things go bad, things break bad. people get involved, people that weren't supposed to be there come out with shot guns and you get killed. you end up being another justin, another heart break i have to deal with. >> i've been through this before. i've had friends of mine that i've taken under my wing, youngsters that get out there before i do and they get out there and mess up. in fact i lost a friend six years ago, justin, he got shot by a police officer in indianapolis. >> i will send you a card every month that you're out there but if you come back, i'll send a blanket party. >> i'm not coming back. >> thank you. >> coming up, leonard mcquay gets a job and a chance to prove himself mpls that was to the dislike of some of my supervisors. they thought that i had lost my mind. >> and later, markus murray lashes out. >> you mae us look like a bunch of [ bleep ]. >>

bill. in the years since, that law has been hailed as a success, helping people get off the welfare rolls and gain self-respect. but murrayhinks america is unlearning many lessons of the recent past. >> food stamps as a specific program is one of the most obvious ways in which the government has reached into american neighborhoods and says it's okay to be dependent. the cost of that is the kind of pride that used to be the hallmark of americans. >> that puts murray directly at odds with joel berg, who you'll remember laments that the stigma that still surrounds food stamps is making it hard for groups like his to fight the specter of mass hunger in america. shouldn't there be at least some stigma? >> no. at all. no more than there should be a stigma for a small businessperson getting a government grant or loan. no more than there should be a stigma for someone riding their private car over a government-paved road. >> he and i are on completely opposite sides of that question. i wish people would understand that if you don't stigmatize one set of behaviors, you can't celebrate another. you can't say of the family that does

bill. in the years since that law has been hailed as a success helping people get off the welfare roles and gain self-respect. but murraying many lessons of the recent past. >> food stamps is one of the obvious ways government has reached into america's neighborhoods and said it's okay to be dependent. the cost of that is the kind of pride that used to be the hallmark of america. >> that puts murray directly ality odds with joel burke who you will remember laments the stigma that still surrounds food stamps is making it hard for groups like his to fight the spector of mass hunger in america. >> shouldn't there be at least some stigma? >> no. >> at all? >> no more than stigma for a person getting government grants or loans no more than riding private car over a government paved road. >> we are on opposite sides of that question. i wish people who understand that if you don't citying law ti -- stigmatize one set of behaviors you can't celebrate another. you can't say of a family that doesn't accept them that says we will do it on our own thank you very much. you can't celebrate them. i want the culture to say you guys are

bill that he now -- that was our negotiation. i didn't twist his arm. he twisted mine a little bit. it is not a number that patty murray liked. it wasn't her budget number. that was our compromise. he refused to let his own party vote because he is afraid to stand up to something he originally agreed to. who is stopping him from having this vote? a very small band of people. what do they want. we are not going to be disrespected. i said on the floor this morning that if i disrespected marlon, i am sorry. i am not going to be disrespected. we have to get something out of this. this is where the speaker is. i don't know what that even is. that is what we are dealing with. all they have to do is let the house work its will. clean cr would pass the house. there is no doubt about that. >> if this will help, i want to join with the majority leader in apologizing for anything i said that may have disrespected congressman marlin. i haven't met him but if i said anything, i want to apologize and i hope that he will take it to heart and reopen the government. maybe he should consider apologizing to 800,000 furloughed federal workers. a

flynn's acquisition, the bills say they hope lewis will be able to start this sunday against the dolphins. meanwhile demarcus ware may miss his first game since 2005. dimarco murraylso injured last night, and will likely be out for the cowboys next game. and aaron rodgers will be out one of his favor targets for quite a while. randall kolb suffered a fractured fibula in his right leg yesterday. he lead the packers are 29 catches this someone. >> all right. mark. we'll see you a bit later. still ahead on al jazeera america, residents want to know why no one told them about spilled oil for weeks. >>> plus the nation's highest court takes on affirmative action. >>> welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm john siegenthaler. and we have some breaking news to tell you about. there are reports of a powerful earthquake in the southern part of the philippines. preliminary reports say the quake registered 7.2. no word yet on damages or injuries. >>> a suspected al-qaeda figure has arrived in new york to face federal terrorism charges. he was captured in a military raid in libya on october 5th. he is accused of helping plan and conduct surveillance for the u.s. embassy bomb

opened up, we want to pay our bills and then we are happy to negotiate or continue negotiating on a wide variety of things. today on the floor of the senate, senator murray, chair of the budget committee moved for the 20th time moved to go to conference committee on the budget so we can address a wide variety try of issues. and republicans objected. so this makes absolutely no sense. when you look at it, republicans always say we should run government like a business. well if a business was run like this, they would be in total mess and it makes -- it's really embarrassing to me. we're talking about the full faith and credit of the united states government. we're talking about what's happening to families. >> let me ask that question though, because i am seeing this conversation in elite circles, paul ryan's op-ed that's coming out in the "wall street journal." the words entitlement reform, suddenly dropped into the conversation out of nowhere. and we're talking about a continuing resolution on discretionary funds for the budget. what is your reaction to hearing that word bandied about as a possible out for the impasse we find ourselves in? >> chris, i'l

murray 1, 9, 1, 9. hello? >> tomorrow night the last one at 10:00 p.m. monday, 7:00 p.m. go to gretawire.com. one more. >> bill. tonight. >> shots fired after reports that this happened just moments ago. right now the u.s. capitol on lockdown. >> bill: another violent incident. this one in washington, d.c. and it forces congress people to run for their lives we will have the very latest tonight. >> there is one way out of this reckless and damaging republican shutdown. congress has to pass a budget that funds our government with no partisan strings attached. >> while the president continues to rail against republicans. what is the press doing? are they reporting the obama care government fairown story in a way? i will deal with that in the talking points memo. >> my obligation as a host of the kelly file is to make sure the

bill does not pass, expect the cost of dairy, milk products to increase. >>> new this morning, the doctor convicted of causing michael jackson's death is a free man. conrad murraywalked out of prison at midnight. the former cardiologist found guilty of giving jackson the powerful antiseptic as a sleep aid. that led to the death. murray served two of the four- year sentence. >>> 5:25. strong winds caused late-night -- the latest on whether expect more. >>> one of tv's critically acclaimed shows reached milestone. the unusual way cast members decided to celebrate. >> a castro valley nursing home shut down. mark kelly. coming up a look inside, why it closed. ,,,,,, of all the places in your house... ...this one's the busiest. so you want it to be the cleanest. that's why you need lysol. because when you use bleach, some stains are left behind. as this dye reveals. lysol toilet bowl cleaner does more. it removes the tough stains that bleach doesn't, and it also disinfects. so why just bleach? with lysol you can do more. that's healthing. and for a clean and fresh toilet with every flush, try lysol no mess automatic cleaner. good evening, this is flo. [laughs] yes,

receives it, the bill passes the house this evening, he will sign it immediately and reopen the government immediately. he said he will have more to say about that tomorrow. patty murray, the democratic chair of the budget committee, said that she will be meeting tomorrow, a breakfast meeting with her counterpart in the house, republican paul ryan. let's go back to your calls. we're waiting for the house right now. we have not had word on when they will come in. we will continue to take your reaction and comments. we hear from wayne next on the others line. caller: hello. host: make sure that you mute your television. go ahead with your comment. i'm going to make a couple of comments. i do not agree with raising the debt limit. be?much is going to every time he raised the debt limit, we go further and further into debt. from 1958 uprat until this year, and i got fed up with the way they did. i did not go for the republican party. 74 years old. i've seen a lot of the stuff. host: let's here from nashville, tennessee. connie on the republican line. caller: good evening. i wanted to say that even if it looks like we're going to come up to another debt ceiling issue, the

bills and revenue measures. this year started more promising. because in the senate here in april under the leadership of our senate budget committee chairman, patty murray of washington, we actually passed a budget resolution, sadly, without republican support, we passed one, and there was one of those like the clinton years a 50-50 deficit reduction deal, didn't eliminate the deficit but kept it going on the right track. half of the deficit reduction was on the spending side, half on the revenue side. over in the house they passed a different kind of budget resolution. and the budget resolution they passed did a little entitlement reform but that 15% of the spending pie i talked about, 15% that is domestic discretion was reduced from 15% to 5%. think about that. we'd be talking about aside from entitlement spending, interest on the debt and defense spending, having about the whole rest of the government be like 5% of our spending. that's not my vision of what our government should be about. that's not my vision. and i don't think that's the vision of a lot of people in this body and in this country. so the three things we need to do, mr. president, num

bill. those are three specific things that would make a huge difference in our economy right now. >> at the top of that list, those charged with the task paul ryan and patty murray have begun talking and are hoping for the best. >> i want to have a bunl agreement that gets this debt and deficit under control, that does right by future generations and helps us grow the economy. we're going to try to find out if we can have an agreement that does that. >> chairman ryan knows i'm not going to vote for his budget. i know he's not going to vote for mine. we're going to find the common ground between the two budgets we can vote on and that's our goal. >> in the next 90 days optimism will be critical. discretionary spending in the budgets is $91 billion apart. no one understands better than the president who acknowledged congress will need more than just a positive outlook. >> all my friends in congress, understand how business is done in this town has to change. >> joining me mark halperin editor-at-large and senior political analyst for "time" magazine who has a cover story this week explaining how texas is our future. i need to read that. syndicated columnist kathle

bill and shut the government down and accept the american people to accept that, they are badly mistaken. >> thank you for your time. i greatly appreciate it. >>> joining us now, senior plid editor mark murraykay, listen, senator casey expressing optimism, we heard optimism from the white house yesterday, even with senator mitch mcconnell praising this deal from all sides. the wall street journal's op-ed refers to something that we see over and over, this is the quality of thinking or lack thereof that affected many gop conservatives from the beginning of the showdown. they pick a goal they could not achieve and then they pick a means that they could not sustain politically by pursuing it. but reading that, mark, there's a question, is there a real motivation for the most conservative in the republican party to not just pick this battle a little later? >> i'm sure they are going to want to have the battle later to use it in fund raising. this remains a very big goal for republicans. tamron, one think worth noting about the time line in the deal, you end up having the government reopens come january 15th. the next debt ceiling date is extended to february 7th. what happens before then? well,