carol? >> wow.orting live from the pentagon this morning, thank you. >>> still to come in the "cnn newsroom," if you're young, healthy and think you don't need health insurance, well, think again. get covered or get fined. up next, we'll discuss the new options. that the government says could leave more money in your pocket. my asthma's under control. i get out a lot... except when it's too cold. like the last three weekends. asthma doesn't affect my job... you missed the meeting again last week! it doesn't affect my family. your coughing woke me up again. i wish you'd take me to the park. i don't use my rescue inhaler a lot... depends on what you mean by a lot. coping with asthma isn't controlling it. test your level of control at asthma.com, then talk to your doctor. there may be more you could do for your asthma. guys, you took tums® a couple hours ago. why keep taking it if you know your heartburn keeps coming back? that's how it works. you take some tums®. if heartburn comes back, you take some

i'm carol alt. it's time for ask carol. our weekly segment in which you can ask me questions from beauty tips to exercise tips and controversial diets. today i'm asked can you please let me know what causes stomach acid? it's my take of stomach acid. it happens when you eat too much food that's acidic. cooked food in general is acidic but some is more than others. for example, spinach, meat is acidic. no wut der people get acidic. i try to mix more raw diet. find that helps. for those days you can't help yourself pop a recommended enzyme or two or three before you eat. a preemptive strike is always a good idea. >> my book. acid reflux is a whole other matter and need as whole show or two just on that. remember, if you have a question for me rng be sure to follow me on twitter. my twitter handle i is @carolaltfnc. that's it from me. next time i see you i hope it to be more of a healthy you. it's time for >>> hi, everyone. it's time now for ""sunday housecall"." >> dr. marc siegel as well, associate professor at nyu's langone

carol? >> yes, they're going to talk later on this afternoon, we're going to talk about that in a minute. alison kosik thanks so much. >>> this less than stellar economic news as the partial government shutdown drags into its tenth day but the debt deadline keeps racing closer. one week before a potential economic disaster, a glimmer of hope. sources tell us house republicans are working on a plan to raise the debt limit and offer a temporary reprieve to break the budget deadlock. right now on capitol hill treasury secretary jack lew is delivering his dire warnings on default. some republicans on the senate finance committee publicly doubt his doom and gloom claims, like this. >> if congress fails to meet its responsibility, it could deeply damage financial markets, the ongoing economic recovery and the jobs and savings of millions of americans. i have a responsibility to be transparent can congress and the american people about these risks and i think it would be a grave mistake to discount

i am carol alt.al the fountain of youth, we have all heard of it and most of us dreamt of finding it.t but since mother nature has decided we are gonna get old no matter what, many of us have turned to plastic surgery o as a way to look younger and way younger. today one of new york's most renouned plastic surgeons shows us how to keep young s without putting aur knife to your face.a kn plus, do you know what is in your make up? even the all natural organic o kinds? you'd be surprised.be and today we uncover the secrets behind beauty products.auty but first, senator dick derbin has redone his bill to given complete control to the fda tomk approve supplements in thehe market place and remove them at their own discretion. they fought for 40 years to get them off the over thesupp counter market and turned into prescription eye fems -- items owned by drug companies. this bill is nothing more than a power grab or will this make the price of supplements go up? and will it offer anymore the protection than

we'll toss it over to carol. take it away. good morning, carol. >> i will do just that. hey, can i get a copy, too? >> absolutely. not this one. not this one. >> all right. have a great day. thank you so much. "newsroom" starts now. good morning. i'm carol costello. your government fully open again. your congress slightly less dysfunctional than when you went to sleep. >> the motion is adopted. >> just before the bewitching hour of midnight, lawmakers voted to avert a debt crisis and end the shutdown. any relief is tempered by reality. we will soon be doing this all over again. before we get to that, first, though, for the first time, we're seeing video of the horror in kenya when terrorists stormed an upscale mall and ruthlessly slaughtered dozens of people. cnn has exclusively obtained some of the surveillance video from the westgate mall. much of what we're about to show you is graphic, frightening and, quite frankly, it is painful to watch. it is not, and i repeat, not suitable for children. please have them leave the room. we are reporting on this video. because the

carol? >> reporter: so many disturbing aspects of this story. i know officials in your story said these two prisoners were to blame. but it had to be someone within the system that was kind of shady. i mean, wouldn't they suspect someone falsified those papers that was working outside the prison system? >> reporter: yeah, absolutely. in fact, judge perry said the same thing. and he even said, look, my signature is out there all over the internet. anybody can get that. and forge my signature. and it's not that difficult to forge the court documents either. so -- but clearly, somebody on the outside was working with these two guys to manipulate the system the way they did, and to get those forged papers up to the department of corrections. so there's no doubt about it. >> and they have no idea, authorities, where these guys are. >> reporter: well, they believe that one of them -- they're knots telling us how they know this, of course. but they believe that at least one of the two men may be he

carol? >> rene marsh, reporting live from washington. thank you. >>> congress searches for a debt deal as the house and senate huddle on capitol hill. i'll talk to a former lawmaker who is part of the push to find a bipartisan fix to the nation's financial problems. is there one? could it be possible? i don't know. >>> exposing not only cracks in congress, but within the republican party. now speak out, slamming the obama defunding strategy along with the man at the center of that strategy, senator ted cruz. >> it was never realistic. you're not going to have a moment like this to leverage doing away with the central agenda item of the president. it's just not going to happen. so we basically wasted two months. >> we allowed 35 or 40 people, basically, to threaten to bring the house down. as a result of that, we're in this position. ted cruz was behind it. this was a stunt by him. as a result of that, the country is on the verge of default and the government is shut down. >> to change this l

you mentioned ipods, carol. much -- they don't sell as well as they used to. but people still love to buy the ipods. people are saying maybe we could expect some ipod this is go around. people will be interested to see if the new ipads have that fingerprinting technology that we saw with the new 5s. people will be excited about it. you mentioned the apple smart watch. i don't -- i'm sorry to say, i don't know if we'll hear more about that. i'm dying to hear if we'll hear anything about the apple television, but our sources say not likely. carol? >> really? that would be exciting. other tablets are coming out this week. tell us about them, too. >> everyone loves a good tablet war. this is a big week. microsoft's new surface 2 and surface pro coming out this week. this is the next generation microsoft tablet. people are really keeping an eye out for this to see if it can go head to head with the mu ipad. they say the new ipads are supposed to be still a little thinner and lighter. also a dark horse, everyone is wo

carol?ey are. i bet all of the sox wives are saying, honey, it's time to shave the beard now. >> reporter: no doubt. >> john berman, thanks. that was a great story. appreciate it. >>> another day, another rude greeting for americans trying to learn more about obama care, until just a few minutes ago the government's website was still shut down by the technical problems that have plagued it since its launch one month ago tomorrow. and the administration says it could be another month before the website is running smoothly. and just in case you thought it might be a little easier logging on to the obama care website if you happen to be the president of the united states, you'd be wrong. this is what vice president joe biden told hln's christi paul. >> reporter: have you tried to get online yourself? >> actually the president tried to get online and my daughter tried to get online. i did not because it was clear that i wasn't getting online. >> christi paul joins us with more on what the vice p

>>> i'm carol alt. i've been on the cover of more than 700 magazines and traveled the world for photo shoots and movies but i wasn't always this healthy. i struggled with my weight, fatigue and depressions through my career. i realized it was time to change, so i learned about the importance of fit health. i'm not a doctor. i'm just like every person watching this show. and i want to help make a healthy you. welcome to "healthy you." i'm carol alt. the fountain of youth. we've all heard of it. most of us have dreamt of finding it. since mother nature has decided we're going to get old no matter what many of us have turned to plastic surgery as a way to keep looking younger and younger. . but today one of new york's most renowneded plastic surgeons shows us how to keep young without putting a knife to your face. plus, do you know what's in your makeup? even the all natural organic kinds? you would be surprised. and today we uncover the secrets behind beauty products. but first, senator dick durbin has re

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carol?c robertson reporting live this morning. >>> a horrifying crash at the grand prix in houston sends a driver to the hospital and yours 13 fans. watch this. oh, that was dario franchitti's car. he suffered a concussion and fractured spine and ankle. his car was bumped and that's how it went into the protective fencing. shards of debris flew into the stands. mark boyle with kprs joins us live from the track. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. >> so tell us -- >> reporter: dar yeo franchitti is still in the hospital recovering after a severe injuries here at the track in houston. it all happened yesterday in the very final stretches of this race. witnesses say franchitti was coming in the final lap. he somehow lost control and hit another car. that caused his car to go airborne, crashing into a fence here, when that happened, debris went in all directions, part of the fence actually crushed a woman we're told. she suffered severe injuries. some of the other debris went in other areas

i am carol alt. it is time for ask carol a segment where you can ask me anything about fitness, health or beauty. today jocelyn is asking, can you please tell me easy things to do to alkaline my body? first find out if you need alkaline and then relax and start easy. here are things to add and some things to cut out to start on your road to alkaline. add alkaline filtered water to your regime. you don't have it? find the drops on-line. and lemons have an alkalizing reaction in the body. jump a trampoline. brush your skin with a bristle brush, take a sea salt brush, cut coffee, soft drinks and alcohol. add raw foods to the cooked food diet. raw food is alkaline and cooked is acid. if you have a question follow me on twitter. my twitter handle is at carol alt at fnc. thank you so much for joining me. until next time, i hope you are learning to be more of a healthy you. >>> hello, welcome to america's news headquarters day five of the partial government shutdown and the defense secretary chuck hagel no

>>> i'm carol alt. i've been on the cover of more than 700 magazines and travelled the world for photo shoots and movies. but i wasn't always the healthiest person. i struggled with my weight, fatigue, and depressions of my career. i realized it was time to change. so i learned about the importance of good health. i'm not a doctor. i'm just like every person watching this show and i want to help make a healthy you. welcome to "a healthy you." i'm carol alt. think changing your diet won't change anything? do you think that you're so far gone or, worse yet, you've never seen changes before, so you don't expect to see changes now? well, think again. changing your diet can change your life. it can change your health. that's what this show is all about. but if there's one thing that this show has educated me on, it's that i'm not a lone voice screaming in the woods. many people are trying to get out that same message. and today, we'll meet one of those messengers. >>> plus, celebrity designer to the stars is

carol?> christine romans reporting from new york this morning. >>> despite the budget impasse, wall street did hear news they liked. president obama is expected to nominate janet yellen today to replace ben bernanke as the fed chair. she is the current vice chair of the federal reserve's board of governors and a former fed president. she will be the first ever woman to head a major central bank. we'll have special live coverage of her nomination at 3:00 p.m. eastern with wolf blitzer. >>> and off duty undercover new york city police detective is facing charge this is morning in the violent confrontation between a group of motor cyclists and an suv. police say they have video of that undercover officer participating in the altercation but they have not released it publicly yet. the officer and another biker are expected in court later today. susan candiotti outside the courthouse with more for you. good morning. >> good morning. imagine five bikers charged so far in connection with this case.

carol? >> erin mclaughlin reporting live for us this morning. >>> still to come in "the newsroom" -- >> there's a kid with a gun. >> reporter: the dramatic 911 calls from the nevada school shooting as it happened, new detail this is morning on the hero teacher who lost his life saving his students. >>> also, colorado rebuilds. >> in terms of trying to get back to normal. >> well right now this is normal. >> reporter: we're live in the town of lyons, as the small town comes together. >>> plus charges filed in that ugly fight at the jets/patriots game. "newsroom" back after a break. is this the bacon and cheese diet? this is the creamy chicken corn chowder. i mean, look at it. so indulgent. did i tell you i am on the... [ both ] chicken pot pie diet! me too! [ male announcer ] so indulgent, you'll never believe they're light. 100-calorie progresso light soups. ♪ [ male announcer ] laura's heart attack didn't come with a warning. today her doctor has her on a bayer aspirin regimen to help reduc

i'm carol costello.hank you for joining me. this morning in a florida courtroom a case that wrapped up for a 12-year-old accused of bullying a classmate to death. 12-year-old rebecca sedgwick committed suicide after being hounded by endless talks on her cell phone and social media. minutes ago one of her accused tormenters in court. ed lavandera is outside the courthouse in barto, florida. good morning, ed. >> reporter: good morning, ca l carol. 12-year-old kaitlin roman appeared with her attorney jose baez, he was the attorney that represented casey anthony here in florida, in this high-profile trial but jose baez says in this case it is his client that is now being bullied by the juvenile legal system here in florida. 14-year-old and 12-year-old say they're not guilty of bullying. >> my daughter is not that type of person that would do something like that. >> reporter: investigators in lakeland, florida, say both girls tormented sedgwick or months in social media posts with messages like "i hate you, y

let's toss it off to carol costello in "the newsroom." hey, carol. >> have a great day. thanks so much. "newsroom" starts now. good morning. i'm carol costello. thank you for joining me. day three of the government shutdown. party leaders dig in. they come face to face and toe to toe with the white house and coming together reaffirm they are still worlds apart. >> the one thing we made very clear in that meeting, we are locked in tight on obama care. >> the president reiterated one more time tonight that he will not negotiate. >> frustration builds as moderate republicans inch to breaking ranks with their party. >> now that we have made the jump, set ourselves on fire and made the jump, we have to, we are now in the valley of death. we decided to go into the valley. we have to run together. we have to stay together in order to, in order to fight the onslaught that's coming from the white house. >> each day the cuts come closer to home even for those most vulnerable, the children whose families would lose help and essentials like food and education. >> this is a dire situ

i'm carol costello.ight days in the partial government shutdown and nine days from the greater threat of a debt crisis. americans caught in the middle. your nest eggs taking a beating. wall street opens after a big day of sell-offs from all the uncertainty. raising the debt ceiling with no strings attached as in no obama care. if it's passed later this week, it could put new pressure on house republicans and make them take some action of their own. in the next hour, we'll hear from republican house speaker john boehner. let's head to the white house and check in with our white house correspondent brianna keilar. good morning, brianna. >> reporter: good morning, carol. all of these bills we've been seeing have dealt with the shutdown, with funding the government. but now we're seeing the senate move towards trying to avoid a disastrous default as we get uncomfortably close to the debt ceiling. ramping up the pressure on house republicans, senate democrats will introduce a bill today that would increase th

i'm carol alt.you ever walked down the street and seen a woman and thought, oh my gosh, she is just too old, too fat or too thin to be wearing that outfit? i think we are judgmental by nature. i must confess i am and i know i have done that and criticized other women in my own head. okay, i know i have been criticized by fashion experts too. we are all judgmental by nature. my question is, what happens when that criticism is turned on us? i have asked celebrity stylist, designer and celeb himself philip black to show us how to dress our age. philip, why am i so lucky to have you on my show? what are you doing in new york city especially here at grand central? >> we are doing this extraordinary event with the nfl and vogue and it is about empowering women and the diversity of women. our show tonight basically i have models from 16 years old to 66 years old. i have models size 0 to size 16. i don't think i have seen a show like that in my career. >> you are bringing up the model myth that all models l

i am carol alt. it has been said many times that drinking water is the key to a healthy lifestyle. is some water better than others? today the water doctor is in the house to give you all of the info you need. plus, you have seen the ads and the no-no hairy mofl systems seems like the answer to unwanted hair. can they stand up to my hair test and convince me it works? we start with gluten. many people have no idea what gluten is. the fact that you can get sick on it or that it can be a major cause of allergies, asthma, colds, the flu or even worse is a scary thought. many don't even know that many of the illnesses and symptoms can be traced back to something as simple as eating gluten. i know because i had terrible sinus infections and instead of thinking about my diet i thought about buying nose spray. and then i went to an eye, ear, knows and throat doctor who wanted to cut my sinuses. a simple change in diet stopped my problem and saved me money and pain. what is this sneaky, sigh lept killer and

i'm carol alt. i've been on the cover of more than 700 magazines and traveled the world for photo shoots and movies. i wasn't all that healthy. i struggled with my weight. i realized it was time to change. so i learned about the importance of good health. i'm not a doctor. i'm just like every person watching this show. and i want to help make a healthy you. welcome to "a healthy you." i'm carol alt. today's show is very personal about gathering the information and making the right choice for you, even if the choices may be painful. first up, perimenopause. is this a forgotten right of passage in a woman's life? is no one acknowledges what happens in perimenopause? and men, you may need to know this too, because we are your women. plus, pregnancy is a miracle not to be dismissed. but since your baby can't complain, how do you know you're feeding him what's good for him or her? if you eat sugar, will your baby be addicted? we'll show you super simple foods that will help keep you and your baby happy.

i'm carol costello. thank you for being with me. right now as we speak on capitol hill, lawmakers are getting their first chance to grill the developers of obama care's botched website. the companies will be pressed to explain the crippling problems that plagued the enrollment process and overshadowed the role of obama's signature health care reform. expect it to ricochet in all different distribution. jim acosta is at the white house to start our coverage. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. health and human services secretary katrihleen sebelius wl not be at the white house. that will be next week. the private contractors that helped build the website will be and they'll be on the hot seat. we're told some of the top health insurers knew about the problems before the site fully launched. the same source tells cnn administration officials did not fully disclose to the white house what was wrong with the site. with the obama care finger pointing shifting into high gear, the private contractors that built the troubled dot.gov we

>> they didn't make you regular right off the bat on "the carol burnett show" -- >> no.r. and the last week, i said i had to have off in case i had to guest somewhere. and thoen i then i did guest on the same show. >> are you guys all still close? >> no, i never liked anybody on this show, especially carol. >> we lost harvey. >> we lost him, but we know where he is. >> harvey, you described harvey as the same man but just taller. something like that. >> yes. >> you felt so simpatico with him, didn't you? >> simpatico -- >> you like the guy and he liked you, and you worked seamlessly together? >> we did. >> you know what -- >> yes. >> i'll be over here if you need me. >> what's funny about these sketches, one thing in common is you're cracking jokes and everybody's choking back laughter -- >> very poor performers i worked with, especially carol. awful. >> it was so well known that you went off script a lot. >> well, i can't read, so, where am i going to go? >> you did have a dyslexia problem growing up. >> i still do. >> yes. >> was that a way to cope with humor growing t

. >> host: joyce carol oates, do you have any idea how many books you've sold? >> guest: no, i don't have idea. >> host: do you have any idea how many awards you've won? >> guest: no. i don't sit around counting i them. i don't. >> host: how do you write? what's your writing process? >> guest: i try to write very early in the morning, and ini basically love to write. to me, it's very exciting. rig i feel i'm organizing thoughts that may be incoherent andt chaotic and funneling them, and i like to create dramatic scenes. that novel has a lot of exposition and history, but basically each chapter is a dramatic scene, and often it's a conversation between people and something really happens, and at the end of the chapter, there's an ending. and then there's something else, and there's a beginning. and when the novel ends, it really ends. there's a resolution, and the mystery is solved in the last pages. >> host: has your writing changed in the last 40 years? >> guest: my writing's changed a lot. when i first began writing, i had long paragraphs of narrative expositi

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i'm carol costello. thanks so much for being here. well, here we are, it's october 16th and the nation is on the edge of default, in other words, we're staring down the very debt crisis that lawmakers told us not to worry about. i wonder what the reassurances and promises congress could come together at crunch time and not risk an economic disaster. as you can see from the countdown clock the deadline is less than 15 hours away, the debt ceiling closes in, the partial government shutdown drags on and washington's dysfunction is shaming even the lawmakers. >> it's not a big thing or don't worry about it, that's ridiculous. this is a big thing and going to harm not just this economy but economies all over the world. and we're not going to do that. if we do, i think they should all ask for our resignation. they should ask for all of our resignations if we can't come together for the good of our country. >> okay, let's get the latest from cnn's jim acosta at the white house this morning. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, carol. sen

carol roth. >> i want to bring some common sense to this conversation. first of all, i want to thank haley for her service. we have to face the real reason why we are in a government shutdown. it is not because of obama care or not obama care, it's because the government has run out of money. we are the wealthiest nation in the world. the u.s. government employs more people than anyone. the fact that we continually run out of money and are continually in shutdown situations is absolutely ludicrous and shows our financial mismanagement. if we have bills -- if we have bills -- piers, if we had bills that attacked funding to the budget that they passed, we would never be in this situation. >> carol, the obvious answer to your crowd-pleasing point is that, of course, the shutdown doesn't help the national financial situation. it makes it massively worse. and this is the problem, is it's so self-defeating. none of these politicians are acting in the interests of the american people. >> and that is exactly the problem. that thing that really makes me angry and

carol roth. >> i want to bring some common sense to this conversation.all, i want to thank haley for her service. we have to face the real reason why we are in a government shutdown. it is not because of obama care or not obama care, it's because the government has run out of money. we are the wealthiest nation in the world. the u.s. government employs more people than anyone. the fact that we continually run out of money and are continually in shutdown situations is absolutely ludicrous and shows our financial mismanagement. if we have bills -- if we have bills -- piers, if we had bills that attacked funding to the budget that they passed, we would never be in this situation. >> carol, the obvious answer to your crowd-pleasing point is that, of course, the shutdown doesn't help the national financial situation. it makes it massively worse. and this is the problem, is it's so self-defeating. none of these pop tiliticians a acting in the interests of the american people. >> and that is exactly the problem. that thing that really makes me angry and should

for carol, it's too much to think about what happens if they don't, and he is the one left with nothing. >>>. >>> more to come. including displaced within their own country. we look at some of afghanistan's porest people. and efforts in nab ibia to move on from its colonial days. . >>> welcome back. top stories - a russian court suspended the prison sentence of opposition leader alexy navalny. he was convicted of theft and handed a 5-year prison sentence in july. he said the charge was politically motivated. a typhoon killed 14 in japan after it swept up the east coast. roads have been destroyed and houses. networks have ground to a halt. >> a rescue operation has started in the philippines after a powerful earthquake. people are feeling aftershocks. the death toll is standing at 107 >> 20 indian officials have been arrested following a stampede. 107 were killed. many devotees are continuing with their pilgrimage. we have had report. >> devotees believe this is a place of mistical difficultin itty -- divinity. they tell you stories of dead men walking and the sick being killed. >> trans

especially the christmas carols. choir, if you could save "jingle bells" for august, no problem at all. thanks, lawyers. thanks art director. send me your tweets or check us out on facebook. good night. >>> tonight more than a dozen house republicans met with president obama this evening and in just a moment two lawmakers who were inside that room will tell you exactly what happened behind closed doors. do the gop hold the line for the future of the country? we better pray they did. >> it's time for these negotiations and this conversation to begin. >> we cannot waste more time. >> republicans summoned to the white house. >> we hope the president will choose negotiation and dialogue. >> obama care is off to a great start.

allegedly kissing an inproperty operation touching a girl that attends the after school program at carol elementary school, the school district says an employee witnessed him alone with the girl and that is against the policy and when the incident was investigated further police found probable cause for an arrest, parents have been informed about that inspect. >> i am really worried and really i am scared you know to send my kids to school because i am feeling it is the second house for my kids. >> rines was booked for lewd and lascivious behavior with a child under 14, he only worked at carol as an aid for 30 days prior to that he was an aide at bar riseford elementary, police reached out to them there to let them know about the incident at carol, it is an open investigation so it is a possibility there are more victims. >> we are concerned of the special of other victims out there and that is why the investigation is still ongoing, that is why we are working together closely with the school to ensure if there is any other potential victims out there that we reach them. >> rines was boo

"a healthy you" with carol alt is coming up next. have a great sunday and a great week coming up.lt.e i have been on the cover of more than 700 magazines and traveled the world for photo shoots and movies. but i wasn't always the healthiest person. i struggled with my weight, fatigue and the pressures of my career. i realized it was time to change so i learned about the, o importance of good health. i'm not a doctor. i am just like every person watching this show, and i want. to help make a healthy you. >> welcome to "a healthy you." i am carol alt.al the fountain of youth, we have all heard of it and most of us dreamt of finding it.t but since mother nature has decided we are gonna get

i'm carol alt. think changing your diet won't change anything? do you think that you're so far gone or, worse yet, you've never seen changes before, so you don't expect to see changes

like you, avery is a type-"a" nut job. - and, of course, you and carol share