[brandon knocking] brooks: hey. brandon: hey. he's all yours. brooks: hey, vinny.: so, are you ready to take on the responsibility of owning a new dog? brook: yep.. brandon: let's go train him. come on. remember what i taught you about sophie? let's do the exact same thing with vinny. to your left, here you go. light correction. slow down a little more. now turn clockwise. brooks: brandon's taught me at the ranch how to make dogs sit, lay down, and heel. heel. brandon: good. announcer: in the years to come, vinny will learn a lot from brooks, and brooks will learn a lot from vinny. brooks: i'm really excited to have vinny. he's my new best friend. announcer: when we met vinny& brandon: boy, you're shy, huh? announcer: &he was a frightened little dog that would jump at the slightest sound. he had no training whatsoever. he didn't even know his own name. all it took was some patience, love, and the one special boy with just the right touch. brooks: lie down. announcer: he's mastered the seven common commands and his fear. he's now a confident dog, who finally has the

yes, brooke. and if we go to san diego, i don't know if we can go to sea world, look, the documentary, you showed a clip of it, is very, very powerful and it raises lots of questions about how humane it is to keep these killer whales in captivity and also the safety. there are a range of perspectives that parents have. i want my husband to watch the documentary and then we can discuss as a family -- wonders what the alternatives would be if there were no sea worlds, zoos or akwar numbs, since most families can't afford to spend thousands of dollars on an african safari or whale watching expedition. do you think that films like "blackfish" might sway public opinion? we might see a day, a world without zoos, without aquariums? is that possible? >> reporter: well, i do think you are seeing a conversation. online, the story is really blowing up. my twitter feed is filled with comments and it's great. it's great to have the conversation. i think it would be hard to see a day where we don't see any type

i'm brooke baldwin. this is cnn's special live coverage of the first government shutdown in 17 years. right now neither side is talking to one another. they're just simply attacking one another. the vitriol is palpable in washington. in fact, the nation's largest employer has now just laid off about 800,000 employees. that is essentially what the government shutdown did to federal workers today. and if the furlough of the nonessential staffers lasts, the economy could take a serious hit. just think about this. losing $1 billion a week according to some economists and all this could end in an instant, if, and only if congress could pass the spending bill. you know the divide here. senate democrats want to pass a bill to fund the government. house republicans want the same thing but with a provision to somehow stop obama care, the health reform law. obama care has not shut down. in fact, take a look at these live pictures. democrats get ready to hail its debut. the first time people can enroll in an insura

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he's friends with charlie brooks and rebekah brooks. he goes horse riding with them.ll cause potential interruptions at news corps. rebekah brooks is out on three different charges, charges related to phone hacking, also related to the coverup of phone hacking, and charges related to private and public officials because that's what could really get news corps in trouble in the u.s. on the foreign corrupt charges act. it's going to be months and months ahead of us, specifically today actually it might be anticlimatic because the jurors are arriving, being sworn in. the prosecution may open their case but may not until tomorrow morning. i have no doubt i'll be back there tomorrow and bringing you more as the trial unfolds. >> that's the latest outside of the old bailey which houses the number one criminal court. is the housing market capturing a chill following falling home sales. we'll take the temperature of the home market and pending home sales. that's coming up. ♪ [ male announcer ] when we built the cadillac ats from the ground up to be the world's best sport seda

i'm brooke baldwin. the news is now. >>> the white house fires a national security staffer for tweets insulting president obama's cabinets and advisers. but he didn't stop there. >>> a family opens a father's casket only to find the wrong body. >> i turned around and just said to myself three times, it's not him, it's not him, it's not him. >> plus, mcdonald's overhauling its menu. and somehow, the dollar menu is getting pricier. >>> and hundreds of dogs and cats killed after a mysterious outbreak involving treats. we're on the case. >>> top of the hour, i'm brooke baldwin. first nevada, and now massachusetts. another school in crime scene tape instead of in class today after a second case in two days of a student allegedly killing a teacher. just a little more than an hour ago, prosecutors outside boston charged a 14-year-old student with murder. >> this is the man, chism. in danvers. it's alleged on 10-23-13, mr. philip chism did assault and beat colleen ritzer with intent to murder such person, and by

>> brooke: yes, it's obvious. >> bill: i need to see him every day. i mean, even if it's just for an hour, just to, you know, play like this, that would be great. >> brooke: well, then you should talk to katie. she's working so much, i don't see why she would object. [ cooing continues ] >> brooke: [ chuckles ] >> bill: come here. get 'em! get 'em! >> brooke: [ chuckles ] >> katie: get these changes to jarrett, and c.c. liam, as well. >> adele: of course. >> katie: and i'm gonna need more options from graphics. i don't know why they bothered with that. did they even read the article? >> adele: i'll schedule a meeting with them for first thing tomorrow. you should leave now if you want to get to will on time. >> katie: [ sighs ] all this shuttling back and forth -- it's not what i wanted for my son. >> adele: should i call mrsp

. >> brooke: it never gets old. >> bill: what? >> brooke: this! >> bill: mm.l, enjoy it while you can. if katie gets her way, it's gonna belong to someone else soon. >> brooke: [ sighs ] maybe she'll change her mind about selling. >> bill: you don't really believe that, do you? brooke: i'd like to. she was just hurt. she's lashing out. >> bill: she's playing dirty, brooke. my house, my jet, my yacht, my company. and that's bad enough. but will? shutting me out of my son's life? that's a dangerous road katie doesn't want to go down. >> katie: no, bill will not be

i'm brooke baldwin. the news is now. >>> under attack, a cnn exclusive. chilling video from inside the mall where terrorists murdered without warning. >> told him that michelle was a [ bleep ] and that she had drowned while not admitting to the murder, told him that authorities could not prove the case against him. >> opening statements in the trial of a doctor accused of drugging and drowning his wife. >>> plus, one woman tells college women, stop getting drunk. now her message is taking heat. >>> and should kathleen sebelius lose her job for the disastrous rollout of obama care? >>> hi, there. i'm brooke baldwin, back from washington today. back in cnn studio seven, and the u.s. economy avoided a potential disaster. folks, it's back to business. yes, i'm happy to report at this moment the government is open. yes,ed workers are returning to the job today, and yes, the debt ceiling has been raised. but guess what? you know the deal. it's not permanent, so get ready to do this all over again. >> is this g

>> katie: will's not gonna be in that house as long as bill and brooke are sleeping together. >> brooke: what is all this stuff? >> bill: well, most of my climbing gear's in aspen, but i did get some new gear just for you. >> brooke: i love new gear.

the gist of it, basically is this, brooke.ign, depending on what the legislation looks like, a short-term debt ceiling increase that is clean. so you know, one of the things we heard from white house officials earlier this morning and last night is yes, the president wants to sign any debt ceiling increase that is clean, whether it's short term, long-term, whatever, but what i sense during this briefing, brooke, is they want to see this bill first, and there's still not a whole lot of trust going on between the white house and house republicans on capitol hill. but given the likelihood that this is a clean debt ceiling increase, yes, the president will sign that. now, the big million dollar question that we also tried to get out during this briefing, brooke, is whether or not the president would sign this debt ceiling increase and not have accompanying legislation that would reopen the government. the clean continuing resolution for the president has said he also wants. the indication we got from jay carney at the briefing is

i'm brooke baldwin. the news is now. the operation to free inmates through bogus paperwork is more common than we thought. cnn investigates. are we closer to a cure for baldness? new hope from a new experiment. plus, the obama care signup is a mess, but one governor tells cnn it's working marvelously in his state. >> take a deep breath. everybody just needs to chill out a little bit. top of the hour, i'm brooke baldwin. great to be with you here. have new details today. it took just three minutes for this seventh grader to forever scar sparks middle school in nevada, killing a teacher, wounding two young students, and then shooting and killing himself. but two big questions remain today, 24 hours later. one, who is he? two, why? why did he do it? minutes ago police gave new details as far as what this 12-year-old boy did monday before school began. authorities say the boy first shot a student in the stomach and then math teacher mike landsberry triied to stop him. >> during the incident after the first s

you know, i love that dirty water brooke baldwin.say. >> love that song, love the dirty water. from fenway. clearly berman is a fan and i am, as well. you know, a couple days ago i tried to get koji on the bull pen phone right before game two and instead i got some guy with a beard. go figure. ahow gr how gratifying is it. how gratifying is it when today when we talk about boston, we can smile. 199 days that is how long since april 15th the day those two bombs finished near the finish line of the boston marathon leaving three people dead and more than 250 wounded. i have spent weeks in boston ever since covering the tragedies aftermath and i, like so many others, have just marveled at this city's singular brand of strength. >> it's the worst day of my career. i saw a little girl that another guy grabbed. her leg was severed on the right leg and behind her was a little person that was this little boy that they talked about. his name was martin and we put a sheet over him just out of respect for him. i still see that little boy. i know

brooke has the taco shell. we're not going to use a tortilla for this.leaf. >> it's healthier. >> and gluten free. >> put barbecue sauce on the pork. your favorite barbecue sauce and take some of the slaw. >> they're tart and sweet and have a little punch. give this a taste. >> in the meantime -- >> what's next. >> let's get to the chicken. so we have chicken tacos, obviously very popular. i flavored mine with flavors of spain. so i blazed some chicken. >> chicken thighs. >> yes, they get nice and tender and you pull the chicken off of the bone and try not to shred it too much. i like it to be in bigger pieces and i take cheese which is a spanish cheese and mix it with the chicken and then i put the chicken on top of a corn tortilla and this is a pepper relish. you could use roasted red peppers if you want to put they're spanish. i'm trying to keep the spanish theme. and also we talked about crunch and contrast of texture. i used pickles onions here that i pickled in a little bit of saffron. >> finish that off. >> now, you have taco night? >> we do. >> w

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hey, brooke.ting to figure out what the house is going to do if the house republican leadership is going to move a bill and what's in it. i have with me congressman devin nunez, republican, who you can tell us that there is news on that front now. >> well, i feel pretty strongly that here within an hour or two we're going to see the bill that's going to be revealed at the rules committee. it'll be similar to bill we talked about this morning in our republican conference and likely be voted on tonight. >> what is in that bill? >> essentially what it is is a clean debt limit increase until, i believe, into the new year. >> february 7th? >> yes, roughly. i think a clean clean cr funding the government until probably december. then with the medical device tax making sure that there is all members of congress and staff and white house are on obama care and then making sure that there's an income verification in obama care. so a couple small changes to obama care but all changes that the senate actually

i'm brooke baldwin. we begin the hour with new revelations in one of the most sensational crimes really of the late 20th century. it has been nearly 17 years and still no one has been charged in the murder of 6-year-old jonbenet ramsey. but today, for the first time in this case, we have these four pages of grand jury documents that have now been released. the bombshell, the grand jury wanted to indict the little beauty queen's parents, john and patsy ramsey, on charges of child abuse resulting in death, and being an accessory to the crime. district attorney said, quote, can't do it. not enough evidence. that was back in 1999. but you know, years and years passed. jonbenet's parents were suspected in her killing only to later be exonerated. jonbenet ramsey was found strangled in her upscale boulder, colorado, home, the day after christmas. this is back in 1996. her body dumped in the basement. there was a ransom note demanding specifically $118,000. and so back to the news today. some of these documents

at the five brooks ranch, don ford, kpix 5. >> and that five brooks ranch is hoping the shutdown will end quickly before winter rains start up. >>> try before you buy a home. how some bay area sellers are letting you test the waters before dropping hundreds of thousands of dollars. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, street ... following yeste's blockbuster session. the numb >>> futures trading points to modest gains on wall street following yesterday's blockbuster session. the numbers and the reason for them from cbsmoneywatch reporter gigi stone. >> reporter: the three-week slump in stocks ended yesterday. investors are encouraged by signs the budget standoff in washington could be resolved. that drove the dow to its biggest upon the rise this year ago up 323 points. the nasdaq up 83. republican leaders offered president obama a plan to extend the government's borrowing authority for six weeks. a white house spokesman said president obama would likely sign a bill to increase the nation's ability to borrow money. the clock is ticking. treasury secretary jack lew said the government will run out of m

i'm brooke baldwin. the news is now. >> we're not in kansas anymore. >> kathleen sebelius apologizes, but what will the president say during his speech, live during this show? >>> as the pope is named one of the world's most powerful, a little boy didn't seem too intimidated. >>> plus, a marine under fire for warning his brothers in war about what would become an insider attack. >> we should be given a medal, not prosecuting him. >>> and cnn takes you to the most unequal place in america. this place, where there is no middle class. >>> hi, there. i'm brooke baldwin. great to be with you, but not a great day if you are kathleen sebelius. the health and human services secretary grilled today over obama care and the bungled launch of the website health r care.gov. fighting for her own life, tells the house committee today she's sorry. >> i am as frustrated and angry as anyone with the flawed launch of health care.gov, so let me say directly to these americans, you deserve better. i apologize. >> the obama c

where the [ bleep ] is mel brooks? jews and concentration camps. he says, i was in world war ii. i said, i was in world war ii. i didn't see you there. >> mel brooks, always a funny guy, and controversial sometimes. >>> ellen sending her executive producer and one of her writers to the amc walking dead haunted maze. their reactions here are priceless. >> oh, my god! why are you making me go through this? >> i'm not. i'm protecting you! >> ahh! >> have you ever been to one of those? >> i have and i was -- i thought i played it cool and not be too scared, but it is. >> i went with my sister to one of those. and she was squealing. i mean -- >> and you weren't? >> no, i wasn't, actually. she made me look quiet. i'm richard lui. this is "early today," we hope it's just your first stop of the day on nbc. >> really. >> it wasn't me. >>> leading the news in "the washington post," unusual trial to determine whether detroit is indeed eligible three weeks after bankruptcy filing. a judge will have to decide whether the largest public bankruptcy in u.s. history can go forward. >>> and in the

i'm brooke baldwin. the news is now. four inmates on the run after an escape in the shower. >>> verirginity for sale. the alleged saler, a mother. >> plus, julianne huff apologized for hthis costume, bt should there be outrage? >> and -- >> if you were in a bathtub, don't you think you would be psychotic. >> "blackfish" sparking a fiery debate across america on whether you should stop going to zoos, aquariums and seaworld. >>> we begin with breaking news. i'm brooke baldwin. right now, a standoff under way at this theater, raleigh, nort carolina. we're told by our tv affiliate there that someone suspected of robbery may be inside. no word yet on what he or she robbed. the parking lot with the xemgz of a couple of patrol cars here, mostly empty. and police tell cnn no one else is believed to be in the theater. so once again, a standoff under way at a movie theater in raleigh, north carolina. updates as soon as we get them. >>> also, more breaking news. we have just learned this. just now here, we have bee

lightning round. >> brooke, i noticed one thing. you have no girlfriends. >> i am not a bitch. >> it would work the opposite. >> good one. it just shows how basic this study is. women can be catty. oh my god. i love the historical finding for this. women are catty. they don't punch each other out because they don't want to bruise their faces. brilliant. academic research is amazing. i was a victim of mean girls in high school. >> really? because of course you were hot, right? and they disliked the hot girls. >> i wasn't hot back then. let me tell you something. what i have found in life is the women who are successful are the ones who are not catty. and no women who is successful will say she has gotten there without the help of other women. being catty does not help you. >> i believe you are right. i sense a deep feeling of pain and suffering when she uses the word catty in a do derogatory way. do you find it offensive? >> i didn't take it in a derogatory way. >> she wasn't saying they were rolling around and playing with catnip. >

brooks, andy colson, one-time editors of that newspaper. shut down by rupert murdoch in 2011, they are both accused of conspiring to hack voicemails. this report contains flash photography. there was a storm of protest when it was revealed that the news of the world had access thousands of voicemail messages to the hacking of mobile phones. the paper itself shut down, there was a public inquiry and then there was the rare sight of the world's most powerful media tycoon apologizing. this is the most humble they of my life. thank you. >> among the victims of phone hacking, this teenager who had gone missing in 2002 and was later found murdered. to find out more about her world"outs, "news of the hacked her voicemail. the question now is -- who knew about what? his right hand woman in the u.k., rebecca brooks will now be accused of conspiring to intercept voicemails. >> when she appears here in london and stands accused of conspiracy to pervert the course of justice, one of the claims will be that she tried to conceal evidence from the police,

i'm brooke baldwin. it is now a race against the clock. we're watching the seconds ticking down. in just over two days some time after the clock strikes midnight, the u.s. will run short of money to pay its bills. huge news here because in an hour, the president will be meeting with congressional leadership at the white house. so here are the big guns who will be in attendance at the meeting. house speaker john boehner will be there as well as house minority leader nancy pelosi. also harry reid and minority leader mitch mcconnell. right now, the senate convenes, and these two huge players, mcconnell and reid, are expected to speak. we're watching very closely. we've been reporting this meeting, reid and mcconnell's office, the talking that's taking place, and what these two say could indicate the face of the country, really, at this point in time. fast-moving story. dana bash has been all over it. she's our chief congressional correspondent. i understand reid has been back in mcconnell's office. tell me, is this a good sign heading into this white house meeting in 60 minutes? >>

brooke. >> barbara, stay with me. brianna, let me go to you at the white house, as our eyes are trained on the door, waiting for the president and jeh johnson and the vice president to exit. we know this is a cabinet-level job so that means the senate will have to vet and then approve of jeh johnson. with that in mind, let me read you this quote. this is what we saw from influential republican jeff sessions, it would appear, says sessions, that the president plans to nominate a loyalist and fund-raiser to this post. this is deeply concerning. my question to you here is, is the white house expecting much resistance to johnson? are they expecting some republicans to try to paint him as a political crony? >> they may, brooke, but i think the real issue is that that may be all that republicans have. what the white house -- what president obama has appointed is someone with a lot of counterterrorism experience, and obviously, the department of homeland security includes that as a priority and also border security. when you

i just heard from my colleague over at kcbs al alone brooks, hotels me that -- alan brooks, hotels me that westbound 80 is jammed up from beyond cummings approaching carlson because of the closures earlier because of the propane leak. it's still shut down. the carlson exit from eastbound 80, again, all lanes of the freeway remain open. we have also been talking about that vegetation fire that happened last night at yerba buena island. fire crews are back on scene and looks like they may be dealing with a flare-up because they have shut down the treasure island exit from westbound 80. this is beginning to back up some traffic for west 80 on the bay bridge. you can see already traffic is stacked up at the pay gates from beyond the 880 overcrossing. but good news for mass transit. still no delays for bart. the ferries, caltrain and ace are on time. >>> good morning. let's step outdoors this morning where you will need a light jacket or even a sweater because currently our air temperatures span from 47 degrees in santa rosa -- oh, boy, just dipped down in the last couple of minutes to 45

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mark shields and david brooks >> the first exploration outside of africa. and that's pretty mind blowing. >> woodruff: and it's friday. mark shields and david brooks are here to analyze a very full week of news. those are just some of the stories we're covering on tonight's "pbs newshour." >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> support also comes from carnegie corporation of new york, a foundation created to do what andrew carnegie called "real and permanent good." celebrating 100 years of philanthropy at carnegie.org. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and friends of the newshour. >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> woodruff: we lead off tonight with president obama's choice to head the department of homeland security, jeh johnson. the president made the official announcement today at the white house. johnson is the pentagon's former top lawyer, who spent much of his career deali

kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks is tracking how this is affecting wall street. and we begin with kpix 5 reporter ryan takeo with what the deal really means. ryan. >> reporter: michelle and frank, the house gop is meet as we speak to talk about the deal. the proposal does not accomplish a long-term solution. instead what senate leaders came up with is a temporary fix. senate leaders reid and mcconnell have finalized a bipartisan budget compromise. >> congress reaching a historic bipartisan agreement to re-open the government and avert default on the nation's bills. >> it's my hope that today we can put some of those most urgent issues behind us. >> reporter: but with all this big talk, you would think senate leaders figured out a long-term solution to the two issues hanging over d.c., the truth is the proposal reopens the government for three months. it also raises the debt ceiling until february. >> this is far less than many of us had hoped for, frankly. but it's far better than what some have sought. >> reporter: votes could take place late today and tonight.

. >> captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> brooke: it's a good thing you did all that training. but i am gonna need some time to acclimate -- you know, just kind of walking around town and sitting in the hot tub with you. >> bill: mm. [ chuckles ] your vo2 max is great. you're gonna be just fine. >> brooke: you don't need to worry about will. >> bill: i wanted to see my son before we left, brooke, and katie had no right to keep me from him. >> katie: bill can engage in any kind of reckless behavior that he wants to, but i'm not gonna enable it. he can climb every mountain in aspen, but i'm not gonna help him do it. >> adele: the spencer jet is still here in l.a. >> katie: [ sighs ] good. >> hope: hi, aunt katie. >> katie: hi. >> hope: oh, sorry. >> katie: oh, no, no. come on in. um, that'll be all, adele. thank you. >> adele: okay.

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brooke? slipping ecstasy to a woman he was apparently dining with in l.a. last year. the two then went back to the singer's hotel. prosecutors did not file a charge of rape of an intoxicated person, citing insufficient evidence. we can tell you that cee-lo green expected to be arraigned very soon. >>> see you back here this time tomorrow. "the lead" with jake tapper starts now. >>> it happens all too often. yet the news still sends chills down your spine every time. a nevada middle school is now the scene of this country's latest deadly school shooting. i'm jake tapper. this is "the lead." the national lead. parents had just dropped their children off for the day only to learn moments later of the chaos that erupted at their school. a student allegedly aims his gun at classmates before killing a member of the staff at the school, and then himself. >>> also in national news, president obama and the gop finally find some common ground. they both think the obama care website, healthcare.gov, isn

brooks comes down on the top of sumner's head. sumnerould take charles three years to recover from that may 1856 beating. partht at 10:00 eastern, of a three-day holiday weekend on "american history tv," this weekend on c-span3. ladies, influence and image focuses on the life and times of first lady grace coolidge followed by u.s. house debate from earlier today on short-term funding for american indian health and education programs. house democrats speaking to reporters about the government shutdown and raising the debt ceiling. ♪ >> grace coolidge was enormously popular as first lady and influenced the tastes of american women by becoming a style icon. married to a man known as silent cal, she never spoke to the press, but she did use her office to bring attention to issues she cared about. good evening and welcome to the c-span series "first ladies: influence and image." tonight we will be telling you the story of first lady grace coolidge. she came into office with her husband the president in 1923 after the sudden death of pr

chance to see all defendants or at least most of the defendants for the first time in court, rebecca brookse former editor of the news of the world and former boss of news international, that is the uk newspaper and murdock and husband charlie brooks and andy causon and former director of communication for the british prime minister david cameron and they are facing varieties of three different charges which are conspiracy to intercept communications in the course of their transmission, that relates to the phone hacking side of this trial. conspiracy to commit misconduct in a political office and this applies to andy working for david cameron and conspiracy to reverse the course of justice and all 8 defendants plead not guilty to all charges against him. >> reporter: why is there so much public interest in this case? >> basically because many of the people who are going to be on trial here are very powerful, very well-known figures and this also is about the issue of one of the most powerful media tycoons in the world, murdoch and it's a chance for people to see justice being done to an ind

hi. >> brooke: there's coffee. >> hope: oh, good. i need it. i was up all night re-watching that video that liam made for steffy. >> brooke: oh, dear, i don't think watching that video over and over again was really a good idea. >> hope: it was a terrible idea, but i'm trying to -- i don't know -- see inside it or something or figure out if there's more to it than what liam is saying. i finally thought that i was free of her. i finally thought that she was done dictating my life, but... now i'm wondering if that's ever gonna happen. maybe for liam, steffy will always be a factor. >> katie: so, i'm excited. a little nervous, which is normal -- it's my first official

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brooks? >> hi, eric brooks, san francisco, pride and local grassroots organization in the city to speak in strong up support of this motion of all of the building trade in this city and i think that you know the building trades and the environmentalists don't always get on the same page of that stuff, of all of the building trades in the city the limit is most often on the same page and willing to stick its neck out for environmental issues is local 261. and this is a great union, that often can be relied upon to step out and do the right thing on the environment. and i just want to add a little bit to the part of the resolution and i will comment on the part of the resolution, or it is about forming a relationship with the local 261 and getting more work together with them because i try to say this politely rec and park and even though they made use of this program has not maximized the use of union labor in their programs and has sought at times to outsource instead of using all of these ga

guv you a little bit of context, brooke.in, open enrollment is six months long, but those numbers are compared to over 600,000 people who are uninsured. 1800 people registered, 600,000 uninsured. over the next six months, more and more people, they think, are going to continue to sign up. still some glitches, but again, kentucky, i talked to the governor a short time ago. he said there's no glitches today, at least in kentucky. >> let's take a listen. >> i'd say to them what i think every kentuckiens would say to them and every american would say to their congressman or senator, quit acting like a bunch of 9-year-olds in the cafeteria with a food fight. act like adults. >> so, sanjay -- >> that was actually a question about -- he's a democratic governor in this state. and obviously, two very high-profile republican senators. it's a divided state in that regard. the governor feels very strongly about the affordable care act. and these two senators, obviously, are in washington dealing with the government shutdown, but i asked

, syndicated columnist mark shields and "new york times" columnist david brooks. gentlemen, together again. so the government shutdown, the debate, the argument over the debt ceiling, mark, help us understand where we are withaul this. we're struggling to understand it. >> well, substantively and politically, politically, judy, this has been an unequivocal catastrophe for the republicans. the republican party is pagan enormous price. they've got the political equivalent of halitosis right now. voters have turned against them. they have the lowest rating in the history of the wall street journal/nbc poll. it's bane disaster poop people blame them for it. barack obama now gets less blame for this than bill clt did in the 1995-1996 closing which was regarded in the retrospeck to an enormous blow to the republicans then and an advantage for clt running for reelection. there's no question, that part of it is is resolved. wherever we go forward from here, it's on the carcass of the republicans. the republicans are really in the position now of essentially suing for peac

brooke! >> i didn't know. he was so -- he was a singer, he was gorgeous, he was handsome.ch avirgin. i had no -- and i had none of that sort of -- he just -- and he was such a gentleman. he didn't even kiss me good night. >> wendy: i love her to thi day. thank you so much for watching today. keep those coming, the -- we'll keep those coming to you. huggies asked real parents to prove that our diapers with new surefit can outlast a super, stretchy baby yoga class. all good. only huggies diapers have a flexible surefit design with better protection than pampers baby dry. >> wendy: i know this is so much of n. want to come? the tickets are free, wendyshow.com. right, guys? don't forget "the neighbors" airs tonight at 8:30 on abc, and i want to thank all my guests, my hot talkpanel. so good talking with you guys and arguing. also, my co-hosts, my fabulous studio audnce. thank you for being here. on monday, everybody, rapper ja ru is fresh out of prison and on our couch. and it's going to be good. we have another breast cancer survivor. we're going to give her a fabulous "wendy