brian lizza calling for more money in politics, more earmarks and just leave me with that. nice to see you again. >> thanks, christine. >>> al gore tried to buy twitter, the former vice president told bloomberg tv he and former current tv founder joel hyatt went after the social network. twitter has remained independent but pretty soon you'll have an opportunity to buy a piece of the economy. >> low wages and you pay. a new study finds 52% of fast food companies get aid. programs like food stamp and medicaid. twitter is he had hadding to the new york stock exchange. the debut drawing a lot of attention, it's a big loss for the nasdaq followed by last year's botched facebook ipo. apple just hired its only female executive. angela will head up the e-mail arm next year. she will join nine men in apple's executive suite. netflix reportedly in talks with comcast and others to make netflix available on cable boxes. quid pro panda? beijing has 50 pandas on loan to zoos around the world. the loans tend to follow trade investment deals with china. >>> and finally, congratulations to

brian todd, cnn, washington. >> let's talk a little more with new york columnist ryan lizza, you saw him in brian todd's report. the sue said caucus, as they've become known, 80 members. we're going to put it on hold because john boehner is making a statement. >> made his position known very clearly. we believe we should fund the government and there should be basic fairness for all americans under obama care. now, the senate has continued to reject our offers. but under the constitution there's a way to resolve this process, and that is to go to conference and talk through your differences. and i would hope that the senate would accept our offer to go to conference and discuss this, so we can resolve this for the american people. questions? >> reporter: mr. boehner, mr. speaker, the stakes have really been raised in this now. and you have members in both parties who want to vote on a clean -- you said you would like to work. will you vote on a clean c.r.? >> we're hoping they'll take our offer to go to conference and resolve our differences. >> reporter: tomorrow, later today, 800,000 federal workers will rece