coons: mr. president, i rise today to speak in favor of ms. patricia millett's nomination to the d.c. circuit court. as a member of the senate judiciary committee, i have the opportunity to closely examine each of the judicial candidates nominated by our president. i did so with ms. millett, attending her nomination hearing and speaking to a wide range of the practitioners and colleagues who have direct knowledge of her professionalism and experience. without exception, at every stage of her career and with every personal and professional colleague with whom she's had work experience, patty, ms. millett, has distinguished herself as a person of integrity, intelligence and dedication. she is a person whose capability and devotion to a family is an inspiration to those around her. she is unanimously recommended by former living solicitors general and received the a.b.a.'s highest rating. some of my colleagues here have argued that president obama is trying to, quote, pack the court by nominating ms. millett and two other nominees to fill three c

a coon. from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with jon stewart. ["daily show" theme song playing] [cheers and applause] >> jon: hey, welcome to "the daily show". my name is jon stewart. my guest tonight, alan greenspan. alan greenspan joining us. our top story tonight shutdown fallout. the republican shut down was so offensive top even independents and moderates that this country looks like it's poised to turn bluer than a smurf's balls after dry humping a bottle of windex. [cheers and applause] i can't believe we have a picture for that. [laughter] all the democrats have to do to gain like an 80% to 20% advantage in this country, all that stands in their way, is a mildly competent impation of the health care policy they battled so hard to keep. let's take a look. >> the word glitch has been used by the white house. >> jon: that sounds promising. [ laughter ] let's hear more. >> healthcare.gov is plagued by glitches. >> riddled with glitches. >> g

as she told delaware online, as an incumbent from the party occupying the white house, coons should beigher. it shows vulnerability. regarding my number, it is a great number for me when you consider i've been completely off the radar taking care of my terminally ill father. robert, to say nothing of christine o'donnell's father and his situation, 23 points, the resurgence of christine, i have to say it -- i'm not a witch -- o'donnell is that good for the republican party and who could possibly be egging this woman on. >> on primary night when she won against mike castle. delaware is increasingly becoming a blue state. regardless if you're christine o'donnell on the right or moderate republican a difficult race against senator coons. >> i can't believe we're still saying christine "i'm not a witch" o'donnell, did she not represent hubris of tea party and far right. >> yes. republicans might hold the senate if they hadn't nominated her. i was with mike the day before he lost this primary. it's amazing how clear his vision was of what happened to his people in the republican party in pla

coons, as always, welcome back to the program. can you shed any light on this?are hearing that the deal may have broken. i say may have broken down. the president has decided a clean debt increase must be accompanied by a clean cr that ends the shutdown. do you know anything about this? >> first, thanks for a chance to be on again, larry. we had a very positive meeting earlier today. the pat met with the senate democratic caucus. and just earlier this evening he also met with republican house leadership. i'm glad that the president is actively engaging on this issue. and i'm encouraged, as were the markets today, apparently, with news of a proposal from republicans for a clean six-week debt ceiling extension. i think a core issue that we talked through in our meeting with the president earlier today was trying to discern why the government is still closed down. ten days into this government shutdown, i think the purpose is for the shutdown that i've heard on the floor of the senate from my colleagues has morphed from the initial purpose, which was blocking or pr

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american women use them at some point in their lives buken cuccinelli sponsored a ll that could have made coon forms of birth control illegal, including thpill. cuccinelli was one of only five senators to support this "potentially radical intrusion into domestic, family and individual decision-making" why is ken cuccinelli interferg our private lives? he's focused on his own agenda. not us. >> this is video you will only see on 7. a construction worker falling ventilation shaft. he stepped onto a sidewalk grate. he fell in the. the man was awake and coherent when he was pulled out, but no word on the extent of his injuries. >> day nine of the government shutdown and starbucks is offering an incentive for people in d.c. to set an example for capitol hill. free coffeeffering to any custom or who buys a beverage for someone else. that promotion runs through friday. >> montgomery county and insurers as county officials introduced legislation to raise the minimum wage. at the coordinated effort marks a new level of cooperation among local governments. >> we are here today to work as a region. i do

women use them at some point in their lives buken cuccinelli sponsored a bill that could have made coonontrol illegal, including thpill. cuccinelli was one of only five senators to support this "potentially radical intrusion into domestic, family and individual decision-making" why is ken cuccinelli interfering inin oin private lives? he's focusedn his own agenda. not us. >> of virginia magician is up to his old tricks, cranking drive through workers. to make itis car look like a skeleton was driving. some of the drive through workers were creeped out but others who were familiar with these videos took pictures of it and were amused. i watched the whole video online and it is pretty hilarious. and she ised eileen not even there. she just jumped. >> you cannot call me out like that. this weekend looks fantastic with temperatures in the middle to upper 80's. it will be warm and humid only falling into the 60's at night and the rain from the cold front and the remnants of tropical have theen will weekend and that will bring us rain monday and clear up i tuesday and temperatures will fall b

women use them at some point in their lis but ken cuccinelli sponsored a bill that could have made coonbirth control illegal, including the pipill. cuccinelli was one of only ly five senators to support this "potentially radical intrusion into domestic, family and individual decision-making" why is ken cuccinelli ininterfering in our private lives? he's focused on his own agenda. not us. >>> discussing the new health care law which has paralyzed the government both sides claim to be protecting those who can't afford health insurance. but there is no debate that those with money tend to get better medical care even when talking about life threatening diseases. that's what spurred one wealthy breast cancer survivor into action. as my "nightline" co-anchor cynthia mcfadden reports she invested in a dedicated doctor and a cause to save others far less fortunate. >> reporter: she was 38 when she found out she had stage 2 breast cancer. the divorced mother of two young sons she pulled herself out of poverty and made a fortune on wall street. how did you make the decision to have a double mast

that's our coon of game. >> now oakland a host detroit friday night game one of the alds 5 sears fridaytonight start. saturday night 6:07 starting pitcher tomorrow and a's go with kloep in game 1. starring quarterback her lasted only one game. started yesterday against the redskins and still had symptoms from concussion last monday was declared inactive. one man doesn't make a team but about ridiculousie tight end to give the raiders a 14 nothing lead. statistics fought bad. david emerson. trigger 24 unanswered points for the redskins. he was sacked 7 times. stayed in the pocket. today the coach talks about his team performance. >> couldn't get anything going. didn't think matt was effective as he needs to be. protection wasn't as good as it needs to be. those are the things we have to work to improve on. another great opportunity this week. we have san diego coming in here. we look forward to it. >> all right monday night football. love the sants fans. both teams 3 and o but saints stay perfect. 13 yard. new orleans up 21-10. he threw for 4 touch downs and new 4 td pass and tie a recor

that's our coon of game. >> now oakland a host detroit friday night game one of the alds 5 sears fridayy night 6:07 starting pitcher tomorrow and a's go with kloep in game 1. starring quarterback her lasted only one game. started yesterday against the redskins and still had symptoms from concussion last monday was declared inactive. one man doesn't make a team but about ridiculousie tight end to give the raiders a 14 nothing lead. statistics fought bad. david emerson. trigger 24 unanswered points for the redskins. he was sacked 7 times. stayed in the pocket. today the coach talks about his team performance. >> couldn't get anything going. didn't think matt was effective as he needs to be. protection wasn't as good as it needs to be. those are the things we have to work to improve on. another great opportunity this week. we have san diego coming in here. we look forward to it. >> all right monday night football. love the sants fans. both teams 3 and o but saints stay perfect. 13 yard. new orleans up 21-10. he threw for 4 touch downs and new 4 h o. 4 td pass and tie a record with the 9th

the former oil tie coon supporters are convinced that he was punished for challenging putin. his oil company was sold off in pieces. he was found guilty in two trials and sentenced to 11 years behind bars. human rights acted vists and many western governments riticized the proceedings. >> there are obvious political issues and motivations at play here. otherwise, i simply can't explain why the criminal proceedings weren't carried out in accordance with the russian law. >> people also gathered in berlin to mark the tenth anniversary of his arrest. and read some of his prison letters. >> i don't want to die here but if it is necessary i won't hesitate. my faith is worth more to me than my life. he is set to be released in august next year but supporters fear that russian authorities are already preparing new charges to keep him behind bars. >> sports news now. at the grand prix in deli, former defending champion has taken poll position in qualifying for sunday's race. it's the seventh time this season that the driver has taken pole. all he needs to do now to win his fourth titl

coons: mr. president, in just three days, barring some action by congress, the treasury department of the united states, for preventing default on this nation's debts for the first time in our history. setting off a chain of economic events that will be felt around the world and by every family and business and state and community in our country. we've heard a great deal, mr. president, on this floor the last few days about how we arrived at this point and who's to blame, and there's a lot of concern and consternation about exactly who owns this and how we got here. i'm not going to spend time today on that. i'm going to skip the politics and the drama for now and just talk about the facts and the policy. i just want to talk to delawareans about what would happen if we actually go over this impending cliff, if we do default and which of the options for addressing this are viable. first, let's be clear about what we're even talking about. what is the debt ceiling? defaulting on our debt by failin

warner, cane, cardin, schumer and coons. >> series of votes here. two votes, actually. >> by unanimous consent mandatory quorum call has been waived. the question is: is it the sense of the senate to debate hr 2775 as amended should be brought to it a close in the a.s -- a.s and nays are mandatory under the rule. the clerk will call the role. >> mr. alexander aye. >> ms. ayacht. >> aye. >> ms. baldwin. >> aye. >> mr. ba was so -- barraso. >> aye. >> aye. >> there is senator investor -- saying aye. this is probably going to go down with a lot of aye votes. we will see how this all lines up. two votes relate to the debt ceiling compromise. first one cloture vote. 60 votes to get over this threshold on the bill. and then the second vote is a final vote on the bill itself. it needs a simple majority. so, in just a matter of moments, we'll get the total vote and you can see the senators as they do for all these votes, gathering in the well of the senate, the senate chamber and they will just say voice vote their vote aye or nay. >> of course. the real ac

bewhen a wildfire ignites, coon containment is is the first priority.ecord high temperatures and dry weather whipped up a dozen major wild fires in colorado this summer. cruise s crews battle fires that covered 45,000 acres is. what happens once the fire is extinguished and the smoke has cleared could be the difference between fueling more wild fires than preventings them. we travel to the june pine tree wildfire. it was the largest the district had ever experienced. >> it burned 14,000 acres. >> and one day in particular sew 10,000 acres burned. andrea is a conservation scientist. her work focuses on improving restoration of areas like this after the ravages of wildfire. >> one. problemmingof the problems is te invasion of species. one of them is cheat grass. it's one of the things that helped cause or carry the wildfire farther. before the presence of cheat grass the average cycle was 40 to 100 years. >> as cattle are introduced it's more likely to be spread and it can spread with just wind, water and erosion as well. >> restoring these decimated habi

that's our coon of game. >> now oakland a host detroit friday night game one of the alds 5 sears fridayg pitcher tomorrow and a's go with kloep in game 1. starring quarterback her lasted only one game. started yesterday against the redskins and still had symptoms from concussion last monday was declared inactive. one man doesn't make a team but about ridiculousie tight end to give the raiders a 14 nothing lead. statistics fought bad. david emerson. trigger 24 unanswered points for the redskins. he was sacked 7 times. stayed in the pocket. today the coach talks about his team performance. >> couldn't get anything going. didn't think matt was effective as he needs to be. protection wasn't as good as it needs to be. those are the things we have to work to improve on. another great opportunity this week. we have san diego coming in here. we look forward to it. >> all right monday night football. love the sants fans. both teams 3 and o but saints stay perfect. 13 yard. new orleans up 21-10. he threw for 4 touch downs and new 4 td pass and tie a record with the 9th straight 300 yard gam game.

women use them at some point in their lives buken cuccinelli sponsored a bill that could have made coonillegal, including thpill. cuccinelli was oneonf only five senators to support this "potentially radical intrusion into domestic, family and individual decision-making" why is ken cuccinelli interfering inin our priva lives? he's focused o on his own agend. not us. >> welcome back. tonight on the program, this is their cd, it's called "the paradigm shift" comes out tomorrow, korn from the sony outdoor stage. tomorrow night elton john will be here to chat and sing and emily vancamp will join us too. and later this week owen wilson, from the la clippers, chris paul, blake griffin, and deandre jordan, and music from arctic monkeys and panic at the disco. so, join us for all of that. our guests tonight form the nucleus of a show that has won the emmy for outstanding comedy series in each of the last four years. the 100th episode of "modern family" airs here on abc this wednesday night at 9:00. >> last week, beyonce was at the restaurant. >> the singer? >> the singer. when i was leaving i s

>> thank you, senator coons.embers of the subcommittee, it is an honor to appear before you today and as has requested in your invitation, i will focus my remarks to defeat that terrorist group and by full written statement could be included in the record. >> without objection. >> has been weakened and however it retains the capability to contact the u.s. and partner nation interests and this is vividly demonstrated in september when al-shabaab linked to stormie wesley shopping complex shooting innocent civilians. without additional effort to defeat al-shabaab, it is a matter of time before they undertake the deadly attacks and al-shabaab currently led by this group has controlled much of central somalia since 2006 and however over the past two years, the tide has turned dramatically and amisom has partnered with the smalley national army and they have pressured him to withdraw from mogadishu in 2011 and sees neighboring towns. in 2012, ethiopia and kenya also worked with militia to liberate the towns and clan le

women use them at some point in their lives but ken cuccinelli sponsored a bill that could have made coonrol illegal, including thpill. cuccinelli was one of on five senators to support this "potentially radical intrusion into domestic, family and individual decision-making" why is ken cuccinelli interfering in our prite lives? he's focused on his own agenda. not us. >> jimmy: tonight on the program, from scandal, season three premiered earlier tonight here on abc, quinn perkins herself, katie lowes is here. and we've got an outstanding line up for you next week too. elton john will be here, the cast of modern family will be with us, owen wilson will be emily vancamp, from the la clippers - chris paul, blake griffin, and deandre jordan, and we'll have music from korn, panic at the disco, and arctic monkeys. join us then. our first guest is a six-time grammy-winner whose talent and charisma casts a potent magical spell on every gender, age group and life form. this is his sixth and latest album it's called "paradise valley." please welcome john mayer. [ cheers and applause ] [ applause ] ♪

. >>> a world war ii veteran has finally received his much deserved honor. 94-year-old phillip coon wasresented with the prisoner of war medal and other honors at the stulsa airport. he survived a labor camp and brutal death march in it the philippines. he was presented with a bronze star medal and combat infantry badge. he had just returned from the pow friendship program. >>> listen to this. the bar harbor maine will no longer display a per pit actually lit tree in the center of town. since 2011 the tree has been a memorial to the american soldiers who lost their lives in the battle of the bulge. a majority of the town council voted to remove the memorial saying the tree was a religious symbol. jessie waters from the o'reilly factor visited to get some answers. >> it was not about christianity per se it was a symbol of peace, light and hope for those veterans that ner returned th-- never returned that year. >> it's a complicated symbol that most people did not understand completely. >> you really think a tree was per pit actually lit is that complicated? >> i think it looks like a chr

that is according to economic coon salconsultants.ith 750,000 employees off the job americans are starting to feel the pain. >> in colorado people who depend on tourism are suffering from the closure of rocky mountain national park. >> if in washington the people in washington don't find a way to work together, i don't know what will bh become of this country. the obama administration says they will let states use their own money to re-open parks. but one govenor says his state can't afford it. the farmers are feeling the effects of the shutdown across the country. in georgia the local farmer is quites offices are closed so farmers can't apply for loans or receive government checks for programs they are already enrolled in. >> they can't come to common ground. that is frustrating. in il illinois furloughed workes say when they can't go to work they can't protect the public. we do it through regulations and people being in the field inspecting wetlands and treatment fields and discharges. and if we are not out there, who is. and some w

>> now, just a few moments ago, democratic senator chris coons of delware said we're in dangerous territory of the government rung out of borrowing authority. it doesn't feel very urgent around here. either at the white house or the hill. people are still talking. they're acting as if they whatnot to get a deal. but we're now basically two days away and we're not at some critical stage where the liters in both parties are being dragged to the white house. instead, senators are saying we're in dangerous territory and people in both parties seem to be taking it lackadaisically. >> isn't there a part of the republican party that doesn't want a deal, and if they come up with a deal, anybody who voted for the deal will be challenged in mid-term and make republicans incapable of getting national office? >> no doubt about it. that's when you said at the top that john boehner is facing this choice, if he does bring up his own plan here, it's unclear he even has the votes to pass it. the house republican leader are saying, democrats, dom the table. unclear he has enough republicans who actually supp

coons: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from delaware is recognized. mr. coons: mr. president, i'd like to start today by reading a letter that i received this week. so many of us here in the senate are operating with furloughed staff and we're doing our best to read and respond to the letters we're getting from home, the calls that are coming in to our -fss. this one -- into our offices. this one touched me in particular. my name, it began, is master sergeant corey p. deluzio, an airport technician at dover air force base in dover, delaware. i served this nation for 12 years without question or reservation. every time i've been called upon i answered the call, left my family behind and served proudly as maintainer for a c-17 aircraft. i know you understand the mission and requirements for such an aircraft and i tell you this not for thank you or acknowledgement. i tell you this, he writes, because i am also a husband to a woman who has stood by my side in support of every deployment. i tell you this because i'm the father of a three-year-old boy who doesn

there are rums in those counties around philadelphia if there coon be swing gist stricts that remain in this country. there are certainly those. charlie defnlt another republican there and another market he chose was washington, d.c. and a high consens trace of furloughed government work rgs and tampa florida. a big military presence there and a lot of retirees there and where the president talks about the social security and 9 threat of having the checks o if the debt is excited and the country goes no into city fault. >> let me talk to you about what libby said a little while calgary. she said obamacare is off the table. >> you can look at the tea leaves. eric cantor and paul ryan, paul ryan the chairman of the house budget committee. and very influential. they both wrote in newspapers where they z not mak make that linkage between obamacare and government fund being. all of a sudden the people started to talk about the republicans are backing away. john boehner was on the house and go bring the subject up. he did make that linkage explicit. i think you are seeing the attitude of s

. >> yesterday a 7th suspect in the case 30-year-old james coon turned himself into police.not saying what he is charged with. they are also looking for three more individuals. >> over night a roller-coaster ride at the university studios florida becomes a nightmare. >> they rescued a dozen people. they were trapped for more than two hours in the hollywood rip ride rocket as they dangled 150 feet from the ground. can you image? a glitch caused the computers to go into safety mode and that stopped the ride. no one was hurt. the raid will remain closed while safety crews do some inspection. >> the government shut down now entering day 10. jack lew plans to deliver a message to the senate committee this morning. jack luzader is live in washington. what are we expecting? >> there is talk about republicans advancing a deal to at least in the short term raise the debt ceiling. a lot may depend on what happened through out the course of the day. a group of house republicans for starters will be heading for the white house today to meet the president. both sides may be looking for a

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coons: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from delaware. quoons cines ask unanimous consent that time from 6:00 to 7:00 p.m. be equally divided between the two leaders or their designees with senators on the majority side limited to ten minutes each. the presiding officer: without objection, so ordered. mr. coons: mr. president, i've heard a number of speeches from my colleagues on the floor here today, both while presiding and just in the last few minutes, that call on president obama for presidential leadership to help us republic the government, address our serious long-term fiscal issues and move us forward. i just want to note for the folks who might be watching that the president is at this very moment sitting with the leadership of the republican caucus in the house of representatives, and tomorrow morning or, oibl i believe, as invited the republican members of this body down to the white house for conversation. i think that we agree. and one of the core challenges we face

. >> senator coons. >> thank you, chairman men endezz for convening this important hearing and ensuring this committee fulfills its constitutional duty even in the middle of a government shutdown. madam secretary, thank you. to all the witnesses who will appear today thank you for the very hard work that you and the secretary have been doing to continue to strengthen and sustain the sanctions regime which is critical to getting some chance and some progress. at the end of the day, i think there was broad agreement that we must not inquire weapons and any negotiations must demand a very fewable end to their uranium enrichment program. i support the president's assertion that all options are on the table. i appreciate your opening comment about the actions of this committee and its role in progress with regards to syria. and i strongly believe that the credible threat of military force has to be maintained in order that there be any progress around the negotiating table. i'm encouraged frankly, that the sanctions are having some real impact, both in terms of economic repercussions and hop

ikrima down on the coast of somalia was really surrounded just by militants and fairly open area, coon of on the beach. but in downtown tripoli in daylight with women and children around, again to me that showed that we had both pristine intelligence and possibly the cooperation of some local forces. after all, how did we get him out of the country. i don't know this for certain, i'm not in government. but i strongly suspect that we flew him out to a navy ship to fly out of the country, you need some local domestic support. >> warner: it points out why a drone strike was not an option because it was in downtown tripoli, so they wanted to get this guy one way or the other, the other, the-- lethal operation wasn't an option. >> woodruff: fascinating to be happening halfway around the world. we wake up saturday morning and hear about all this. margaret warner, jeremy bash, thank you. >> thanks, judy. >> thanks, judy. >> woodruff: next, despite huge strides to wipe out polio around the world, the crippling virus still haunts a few places. one of them is pakistan, where there have recently

their useful lifetime left in terms of flight hours and they're being retired early so the pentagon coon buy these new helicopters to replace them. makes no sense whatsoever. particularly at a time when i know we're all concerned about our defense expenditures and making sure that the defense department has the resources they need in order to keep america safe and maintain our commitments around the world. in in the world would the defense department be acting so irresponsibly as they are in the purchase of these mi-17 helicopters? madam president, while i don't have any personal objection to the nomination of mr. alan estevez, i could not support cloture on the nomination. so long with my friends and colleagues on both sides of the aisle i'm going to continue to do everything i can to shine a bright light on the pentagon's troubling relationship with this russian arms dealer which is also be a shar bashar al-assad's dealer from whom he purchases weapons to kill civilians in syria. what reasonable pernt wouldn't be troubled by this tangled relationship? ideally, the mi-17 program would s

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. >> democratic senator from delaware, senator chris coons, thanks for coming on. >> thank you. >>> well, now let's go to the other side of the capitol. not everyone believes the house republican strategy is a winner. even some of their own congressional colleagues are questioning whether it will do more harm than good. >> the ted cruz wing of the party is driving this whole process. you have to say no, i don't want to be an accessory to a disastrous policy. >> i've seen this movie before, and we will not repeal obamacare at least in this fashion. >> i think that we have a responsibility here. we've got a responsibility to govern, and we're not doing that right now. >> oklahoma republican congressman james langford is chairman of the republican policy committee, member of leadership. he joins me now. congressman, let me start with a question -- >> good morning. >> -- that a lot of people have this morning which is what do you guys do next if senator reid, as we expect in about six minute, officially rejects your offer on conference? >> well, that would be really disappointing. we'd like

attention of the department of defense asking secretary hagel in a letter that was led by senator coons and senator blunt to use every opportunity, full authority, wide flexibility, whatever circumstances the department of defense could find to provide the benefits to those who died in service to our country. there is a special tax-free payment of $100,000 to eligible survivors of members of the armed forces who are killed in action. and those benefits usually arrive within the first three days following the death of a service man or woman, and those help the family certainly not overcome their loss but to have the necessary funds for funeral services, to travel in this case, to dover air force base to meet their loved one as he or she returns home, to overcome the lack of a regular paycheck. this death gratuity is such a small price to pay to honor and recognize someone's family who has lost a member of their family in service to our country. and now at least the stories are, the reports are that due to this inability for us to resolve, to work with the president, republicans, democrat

included this bill as part of the manufacturing jobs in america initiative launched this week by senator coons and some of my democratic colleagues. my bill would fertilize america's innovation ecosystem so that scientific breakthroughs can more effectively navigate the so-called valley of death between the lab and the factory and reach their commercial potential. america's universities and research institutions are truly national treasures, and our venture capitalists and entrepreneurs are the sharpest of the world. when we sprinkle the right mix of scientific brainpower and capitalist drive, we get something uniquely american and extremely potent in terms of its economic impact. my clean tech consortia bill which i will soon be introducing will link investors with inventors, professors with producers and get clean energy out of the laboratories and into the factories. that's the type of partnership we need with the private sector right now in our country. the other bill that i have introduced in -- in this package is the manufacturing jobs for america initiative in which i will build -- in w

i was speaking to senator coons from delaware earlier today about the importance of manufacturing. we were working with a number of our colleagues on bipartisan legislation, on focusing on infrastructure, when focusing on manufacturing. 20 years ago, 30 years ago this country, something like 25% of -- these numbers aren't quite precise, estimated about 25% of our g.d.p. was -- manufacturing was about 25% of our g.d.p. financial services was less than 15% of our g.d.p. that's reversed in this country. now, we know what it means to cities like springfield and mansfield and lima in my state where manufacturing jobs have gone -- have shut down far too often, those jobs have gone overseas. we still give tax breaks in this country, believe it or not, to companies that outsource -- that shut down and move overseas, so a company that shuts down in ravenna or shuts down in ports smith and moves to china, they get tax incentives to do that. that's good to stop. that's one of the things we ought to be working on. we could have bipartisan support and a whole host of legislation of bills that i

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women use them at some point in their lives but ken cuccinelli sponsored a bill that could have made coonnelli was one of only five senators to support this "potentially radical intrusion into domestic, family and individual decision-making" why is ken cucnelli interfering in our private lives? he's focused on his own agenda. not us. >>> right then. here's "the play of the day." >> this one is a good one. usually lower expectations. but this one is a good one. this is something that maybe, perhaps, many of us think about doing. making that grand exit from a job that's really getting under our skin. all right? this is marina. she is having a little fun, at work, after hours. this is 4:30 in the morning, by the way. this is more than just a dance video. this might be the best way ever to quit a job and call out your boss. and say, it ain't worth it. she set it to a kanye west song. and in her grand finale, she puts up in the subtitles, i quit. she hopes to launch her quiting and comedy. this video has more than 4 million hits. maybe she will inspire others. >> that was a good one, right? [

it is the first friday of the month, well coon mists and investors are at a loss without the septemberseen. wells fargo chief economist john silvia will weigh in straight ahead. tracy: first here is how oil is trading. it is up to $103.54 a barrel. i will tell you i am starting to see it at the pump. a nice little decrease. we'll be right back. thank you orville and wilbur... ...amelia... neil and buzz: for teaching us that you can't create the future... by clinging to the past. and with that: you're history. instead of looking behind... delta is looking beyond. 80 thousand of us investing billions... in everything from the best experiences below... to the finest comforts above. we're not simply saluting history... we're making it. tracy: despite the government shutdown the supreme court will be open for business monday and work place disputes make up the majority of its cases. liz macdonald's bottom line is focusing on cases that will actually affect the business word. what is going on? >> i am low in the chair. am i at the children's table at thanksgivinging? look at me. >> you are.

>> thank you, senator coons, and ranking member and members of the subcommittee. and honor it to appear before you today. i focus my remarks on the international efforts to defeat al-shabaab. a full written statement could be included in the record. >> without objection. >> they are an insurgency force, however retains targeted guerrilla and terrorist attacks against somalia, u.s., and other individuals. this includes when they stormed the westgate shopping complex killing scores of civilians that without additional efforts to defeat them, it is only a matter of time before the group undertakes additional attacks. they currently are led and have controlled much of central somalia since 2006. over the past two years, the tide has turned dramatically. amisom has partnered with clan militia that have integrated into the somali national army and they have pressured them to with draw from mogadishu in august of 2011 and then seized the neighboring towns. in 2012, ethiopia and kenya also worked with galicia to liberate these towns. in central somalia, clan leaders and l

term is another growth injection of stimulus that would spur short term gains but really hurt the coonespite what the market thinks that did not happen in china this quarter t was much healthier scenario but that meant a slight slowdown. >> we've seen yuan strengthen a bit. is that good for the chinese economy? that has to hurt the exports, right? >> it hurt exports but shifting things over to consumers. so by appreciating the currency, they're empowering households to spend more. that goes along with their thesis they want to help domestic consumption. >> winston churchill said famously of russia, russia is a riddle wrapped inside of a enigma. i keel that is how you can describe chinese days. as force businesses ibm in the latest reporting showed some problems in china and there is a belief that the chinese authorities are trying to put the squeeze a little bit on western companies and trying to boost chinese companies at the same time. do you hear anything about that? >> i think they are trying to put the screws to foreign companies but they're not targeting foreign companies. right

released today describes a number of incidents which judge daugherty improper of practices of assigning coon cases to himself and taking conn cases from other judges and assigning them top himself was reported to you as chief judge. this issue was brought to your attention by judge kemper, in 2005, and again in 2006 and 2007, two years after first brought to your attention. another judge, alerted you to the fact that the judge was assigning cases to himself and the judge brought the matter to your attention again in 2009 and 2011. miss carver and miss griffith also reported that they reported this behavior directly to you as well. are you saying of chief judge you had no pour to -- power to discipline judge daugherty? >> hearing office chef jiewj has no power to -- >> you have a power to recommend? >> yes. >> did you? >> on that, no i did not send that to the regional office. >> how many of these cases did he actually withdrawal from you? >> none that i know of. >> he never took a case from you. >> right. but you knew that all of these other judges, there were how many alj there? >> it varie

women use them at some point in their lives buken cuccinelli sponsored a bill that could have made cooning" why is ken cuccinelli interfering in our private lives? he's focusedn his own agenda. not us. >>> we're all ea here. but down in harold square, they're wking off the calories. lara in the pool. and robin cheering them on. >> live from the abc 7 broadcast center, this is an abc 7 news update. >> good morning. i am scott thuman. the partial government shutdown is in its eighth day. the u.s. has until october 17 to raise the debt ceiling. senate democrats say that they are going to try to pass a measure to increase the government's rn cap -- borrowing cap. today, d.c. councilman tommy wells will promote his living wage for all bill. he will appear in northeast. minimum increase the wage by one dollar over each of the next two years to $10 25 cents an hour. let's head over to the wtop traffic center. delaysave got pretty big i-95 northbound, starting to clear out. nothing compared to what we saw earlier. this was at 96 minutes earlier, now we are at 23. all incidentsw, have clear. see