d.c. the union bosses push to make the minimum wage higher for wal-mart. only wal-mart.hem to do business here. shouldn't we be promoting and trying to encourage businesses like wal-mart to open and expand why are we trying to move them to china? >> right. talk about this. you are a fe marketeer guy. wal-mart says we ll focus on buying made in the usa. if the companies make stuff overseas they would rather buy from them if they open aplant in america. are you okay with that? >> i'm against it. i think the notion of buy american is actually un-american. american companies should buy the lowest quality products at the -- excuse me, the lowest price at highest quality. if they're made overseas that is even better. i allows americs to save money. the resources to be more deployed in more profitable and n productive ways. >> wayne, there -- >> tt doesn't help american jobs. >> wayne, therein es a dilemma of a libertarian like jonathan. you want to be free marketeer but patriotic. where do you stand on this? >> there is a blend there. one of the more interesting facts is that

the d.c. firefighters local union. and it looks like it's gotten the significant damage to the underside of that thing. and what i'm hearing is that it may have been hit by those barricades that deployed up at the capitol. the question, of course, is the woman's car, the black infiniti. if we zoom in, you can get a real good shot of it, but it does not appear to have that similar kind of damage that we saw to the police cruiser there. and so the chief, they talked about the barricades working as planned, but from everything that i can see here, it looks like the woman, they have somehow made it past that barricades and they have come to a stop behind the guard shack here and how she did that, we're going to have to look into and to find out all of it as it is a big question here. now, the other big question is whether or not that there were any kind of an exchange of fire. and that we are hearing from some sources that she was not armed, that she did not have any weapon that there was no weapon in the car. that we want

the washington, d.c. corrections officers union. he thinks as do many prison guards nationwide the solitary is getting a bad rap. it's necessary to preserve the safety of inmates and guards within the prison. >> i do not see how you could run a prison system at all without -- without some type of segregation. and i don't prefer to use the term solitary -- >> solitary? >> solitary, yes. i think that has too many negative c negati negligent connotation. >> and bobby delalo ended up in solitary after trying to escape. >> five years and one month for trying to escape. i embarrassed the department of corrections. >> when he got out of prison he volunteered to work with the quaker program focusing on prisoner's rights. ironically it was the quakers who first introduced solitary confinement, thinking it would give the guilty some time by themselves to feel sorrow for their actions. now the quakers are working to a abolish solitary. christopher epps is trying to do his part. his conversion occurred in 2007. >> it was a real bad year. worst y

the teamsters. this isn't a unionizing of the taxi association. it's an association that will be represented to almost lawyered by in their negotiation to the d.c. tax commission by this very strong teamsters union. in northeast, wusa9. >> all right, russ, thank you. if you think someone is wasting your money, you could make a comment about them, just flushing it down a toilet. someone tried to do just that on a flight out of dubai. london's daily mail reports a cleaning crew found more than a million dollars in gold bars inside a commercial airliner. investigators think someone was trying to smuggle them and then stash them when they sensed that police might be on board. >> they didn't go down. >> still ahead, moms loading up the strollers to bring their message about their children's health to capitol hill. vo: the tea party. government shutdown. dangerous politics. first they gave us ken cuccinelli... and now mark obenshain for attorney general. obenshain voted to ban the birth control pill, and outlaw abortion, even for victims of rape and incest. and on gun safety, obenshain opposes comprehensive background checks to keep guns out of the han

is a senator who is standing in a state that literally went to war with washington d.c., actually suceeded from the union because it didn't want to be part of america and he is standing there claiming now that that state which used to be mexico and less than 30 years after being part of mexico told america that it did not want to be part of the united states any more, ted cruz is standing there in that state claiming that that state is america. the state that tried to rip the united states of america apart and that washington d.c. and the states that succeeded in holding america together are not america. that's where ted cruz spent the weekend blaming the failure to defund, delay or repeal the affordable care act on senate republicans. >> a significant number stopped the effort to defund obama care. and once that happened, we weren't going to win this one. to use an analogy if the house of representatives was marching into battle, i think the senate republicans should have come like the cavalry to support them. >> in an interview with the national reviews, ted cruz would not rule out another government s

you know what this really helped is the permanent political class in washington d.c. and the lobbyist. you bet because the unions did not get what ept thissed out of this past deal, they'll work hard to get nit january or february when they decide to get this done. same is true on the republican side. everybody in washington is thinking, hot damn this is great. i'll get more contracts now and continue to tell clients i'm going to be able to fight for them and the tax break etc. i don't have faith in the has kal paul ryan talks. i don't have faith in the president's activity in this. the last time there was a super committee they kooim to an agreement and he chunked it out the window. none of these things matter. >> i don't remember that. >> you should keep your notes. >> can we keep in mind the vast majority of the american people wanted this over? >> i don't think people were paying attention. there's a misguided notion d.c. is the center of the universe. they had to make the shutdown seemlike it was apock liptic. >> that's why they pulled the stunts at the world war ii memorial. the fact president barack obama

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the condition of that car. it's remarkable. this is a reuters photo that's been retweeted and sent out by d.c. firefighters local 36, the firefighters union. look at the officers. they were saying the fire department had to use metal cutting equipment to get the officer out of the car. so, i do believe it's a reuters photograph. >> we are learning more about where members of congress were at the time the gunfire erupted on capitol hill. barbara harrison has details from the live desk. barbara? >> we understand many members were in the lobby at the time it happened. many were on the balcony including jerry conley who described a burst of gunfire from the house side of the capital. another congressman described it as the first part of a 21-gun salute. capital police rushed them inside and locked the lobby doors. that's when they were ordered to shelter in place. the house reconvened over a half hour ago and are in session right now. i'm barbara harrison at the live desk. >> thank you, barbara. we should also say that the suspect in this case, we believe, pete williams has reported that the woman who was in the car was shot and killed by pol

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the unions have pushed, and the b.a.r.t. district has not moved. >> right now, our country is being held hostage by a small group in washington, d.c. and here in the bay area, the public is being held hostage as well as the union membership by a small group of b.a.r.t. leadership who have refused to show that leadership. right now, there's a failure by b.a.r.t.'s leadership. the board of directors are holding the area hostage. >> we are continuing to talk. we're talking tonight, and i don't want to go

the d.c. metro system injured after a welding accident in a tunnel near union station. an accident like that would normally be investigated by the ntsb. but furloughs forced by the government shutdown mean investigators will not be involved. the shutdown will continue into tomorrow. we explain how its affects are spreading. >> reporter: growing list of americans who are suffering because of the government shut down. >> we're caught in the middle of a partisan battle. >> reporter: they're caught up in the battle because they can't get the needed permits to fish alas can crabs. >> until they're allowed back on the job, we can't be issued a crab and we can't legally catch it. >> reporter: it could cost them 10s of millions of dollars. at least most defense workers will return to work this year with pay. the rest of the government remains partially shut and neither side is budging. >> my goal here is to have a serious conversation. >> reporter: the white house objects to republican's demands to stall health care reform. >> it's a threat. >> reporter: another threat is just d

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. >> the firefighters union in d.c. is demanding answers tonight after an investigation into three ambulance fires this summer come up clean. now it was not arson. the ruling? it was just old equipment. >> and it's disturbing video that has a group of officers in hot water. a college student beaten by police and it was all caught on camera. now that student is fighting back.  february, 2013. a landmark transportation bill is up for consideration. even though it's backed by republican governor mcdonnell... ken cuccinelli joins tea party republicans to block the plan. but terry mcauliffe believes it's time to break through the gridlock in richmond. mcauliffe presses democrats to support the bill. and the bill passes. terry mcauliffe. putting virginia first. "i'm terry mcauliffe, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad." >> an investigation by d.c. police into three ambulance fires have found they were not intentionally set. the investigation was ordered by the mayor's office after a top c

d.c. are about to chose. along the red line, union station, judiciary square and farragut north will close tonight. gallery place will only serve the yellow and green lines and metro center will only serve blue and orange line trains. you can expect delays as well on the blue, yellow and green lines although all the stations on those lines are will stay open. things should be back to normal by monday morning. >>> stay with us. "news 4 today" continues right now at 5:00 a.m. >>> gunshots ringing out just steps from the national mall as a woman leads police on a deadly high-speed chase. what we're learning about the woman behind the wheel there. >>> plus, you are looking live at the scene right now where police are still working. the impact this is having on the morning commute. >>> and congress talking about easing the financial burden of hundreds of thousands of federal workers as the government shutdown drags into its fourth day with no deal in sight. good morning. i'm eun yang. >>> and i'm aaron gilchrist. welcome to "news 4 today."

the heart of d.c. red line trains will not run between north and union station. the free shuttle buses will run instead. although those stations will serve other lines, things will be back to normal they tell us monday morning. meanwhile stocks are higher this morning despite day four of the government shut down. let's check in with hampton with the latest on that. >> how are you doing? seeing that snow in wyoming, we just bring it here to washington to shut down the town and make it official. meanwhile we have stocks in positive territory moving higher on the news on the public offerings. back on the government shut down, the dow is up 27 and the nasdaq is up 21 and the s&p is up five. in corporate news, chicago-based chain pot belly launched the $105 million public offering on the nasdaq exchange today. it will trade under the ticker pb and that's up more than 125%. trading around $31 per share after opening at about $14 a share. not far behind twitter, the social messaging service revealing plans late yesterday to raise up to a billion dollars by going public.

the case. >> what cased fires on three d.c. ambulances this summer? we get some answers plus why the mayor and fire unions arere butting in. time is 4:37.7. coming up on 4:38. be right back. too big.  too small. too soft. too tasty. [ both laugh ] [ male announcer ] introducing progresso's new creamy alfredo soup. inspired by perfection. [ female announcer ] at 100 calories, not all food choices add up. some are giant. some not so giant. when managing your weight, bigger is always better. ♪ ho ho ho ♪ green giant . >> welcome back to fox 5 morning news on this wednesday morning.el time is 4:40. we learned that a third person was killed in the deadly fire in a mobile home in prince william county. the fire broke out around 3:30 yesterday morning in triangle. the victims were adults p their identities haven't been released. the cause of the fire is under investigation. on investigation by d.c. police in three ambulance fires overs thes th summer has found they were' not intentionally set. i >> the mayor's office ordered an investigation after a top city official suggested arson might have been the cause. a

the show. it is tuesday, october 20 ninth, 5 p.m. in washington, d.c. we begin today with the continued fallout between the united states and the european union over allegations that the u.s. has been spying on its closest allies. german officials have confirmed that the eu is now mulling over sanctions against the u.s. government. it seems the international league has decided that actions are far from over. glenn greenwald says there are many more ahead. >> we are working as fast as we can to make sure that these documents are in every single country which is most countries of the world. what we have seen in brazil and germany and france and india and now span, of course, the united states, it will repeat itself continuously for the next several months in almost every country around the world. >> senator feinstein called that the agency. she said, with respect to the nsa collection of intelligence on allied leaders, i am totally opposed. i do believe the united states -- i do not believe the united states should be collecting phone calls from allied presidents and prime ministers. they are holding a hearing to discuss the activity of fisa which sets guidelin

d.c. location closed at the end of last month. >> now it's time for our live roundup of today's top stories. >> we begin with john gonzalez, live in northeast d.c. john? >> jummy, the in throw station here at unionday after a contractor was killed. he and two others were struck by a section of rail that was dislodged. it all started when they were welding and a fire started down below near a platform. this morning the ntsb says because of the government shutdown, it doesn't have the man power to investigate this deadly accident. >> john, the great debate over the washington redskins name will take center stage once again today. fear in the nation's capital. the oneida indian nation will be holding an event on the same day that nfl owners start arriving here at the ritz carlton for their fall meeting. they're going to continue their change the mascot campaign, urging the team to change its name and mascot. a number of high profile lawmakers also expected to attend. jacqui? >> don't leave home without the umbrella today. showers and thunderstorms are headed our way. we'll stay dry through 9:00 mostly cloudy skies and 72°. but by noon the rain arrives. storms continuing through the early evening ho

i want to pay the best price i can get for labor, not the highest price, because a union buddy knows somebody in d.c. and they make a deal and they get the job and turn around and say, thanks for the job, here's 10 or 20 or 30 grand for your next election campaign. >> that's just happen. >> just happen? >> the fact of the matter is infrastructure investments are bipartisan. the last highway bill was passed in the house with nearly 400 votes. it was the high threes. this is not a partisan issue. this about investing in america -- >> good for -- >> the pointer making i'm against infrastructure. i'm not against infrastructure. ail all for it. i'm against the way we pay our labor for the infrastructure. we -- >> you get what you pay for. i. >> leave it right through trumpmer. >> been called obama care's poster boy. why does this republican want to team up with him? talk about an odd couple. you really love, what would you do?" ♪ [ woman ] i'd be a writer. [ man ] i'd be a baker. [ woman ] i wanna be a pie maker. [ man ] i wanna be a pilot. [ woman ] i'd be an architect. what if i told you someone could

the redshow service on line in d.c. will return to normal today after a weekend accident. there was an accident near union station. moved.on of rail >> the partial government shutdown is now in its seventh day. lockheed martin is expected notified 3000 markets that they will be furloughed. that number could go up depending on when the shutdown ends. >> a new mission barbecue is opening up on boston street. each location supports proceeds to numerous military charities. >> everything else is great. we have a couple of school closings. booker t. washington middle school is close because of some electrical issues. staff is supposed to report to utah elementary school. dry.ght now it is mostly you can feel the humidity. we are currently at 72. 78 for the high. rain will be developing, especially after 10:00 a.m. there could be some thunder as well. we will see clear conditions tomorrow. 70 i tomorrow afternoon. highs in the upper 60's this week. we thought this week was going to be try. dry. there could be a shower. southboundvy delays 795 down to franklin boulevard. we have a left lane closure the cause of a crash. yo

the u.s. and its allies. >> a european union delegation in d.c. this morning to meet with white house aids, members of congress. they're expressing outrage at reports the nsa has been eavesdropping on as many as 35 world leaders. >> think repair work to do. think have hard questions need to ask of the nsa about what's happening in this program. >> reporter: the visit comes on the heels of a new revelation from a german newspaper, which says the nsa listened in on german chancellor angela merkel's phone calls as far back as 2002, keith alexander briefed the president on the spying in 2010. the obama administration denies it, saying news reports claiming otherwise are not true; but some members of congress are skeptical. >> remember, the nsa works for the president. so it's a question of, did the president want to hear what chancellor merkel was saying, because through his national security advisory soar, he knew or should have known. >> reporter: others say the white house should have to answer to no one. >> i think the president should stop apologi

thousand and the night that he was he and michelle were out dancing at the balls i came to washington d.c. i was at the ball down to the union station to dance with the president you know right anyway if. there was this meeting in the caucus room restaurant where fourteen republicans senior major paul ryan jim de mint i mean big limit to undervalue out and newt gingrich was the only guy there who was not elected other than frank luntz they got together and pete sessions later said. what they were what they came up with is he said quote taliban insurgency we understand perhaps a little bit more of the taliban insurgency is the way they went about systematically understanding how to disrupt and change a person's entire process and these taliban as an example of how you go about to change a person from their messaging to their operations to their frontline message and we need to understand that insurgency may be required when dealing with the democrats on the other side sessions went on to say if they democrats do not give us those options or opportunities then we will become insurgency i think insurgency is a mindset and attit

the outer loop looks a lot better. >>> all right, danella, thank you. riding metro could take longer this weekend. some busy stations in d.c. are about to close. along the red line the unionry square and farragut north will close tonight. free shuttle buses will run instead. gallery mace will only serve the yellow and green lines and metro center will only serve the blue and orange line trains. you can expect delays on the blue, yellow, and green lines. although all stations on those lines stay open. things are back to normal by monday morning. >>> investigators have plenty of questions this morning more than 16 hours after the chaos on capitol hill. police are still piecing together details about the chase and police shooting that killed miriam carey, a 34-year-old mother from connecticut. megan mcgrath on capitol hill now with the latest from where this all went down. megan? >> reporter: aaron, things getting back to normal on capitol hill with but as you can imagine some pretty tense moments yesterday as 34-year-old miriam carey led police on a high-speed chase. it all started when carey hit a bay cade at the checkpoint at 15th and e. she hit a secret service officer w

the senate in washington d.c. was based on democrats like dick durbin who are protecting the the union interest and some republicans who just want to build a wall. if you want to solve the immigration problem that principle is everybody who wants to come to this country and work should be allowed to. if that that is the principle why are we limiting h-1b visas? why are we limiting the availability of people to come in legally before looking for process that's on its? i think what upsets a lot of tea partyers is the fact that he would reward people who broke the law. who is was responsible for that? i think the ins dysfunction is responsible for that and they think that union leaders and dick durbin the representative in the senate are responsible for not letting good people come in who want to work. >> host: mike is in des moines calling on the republican line. hi mike. >> caller: do you think it was worth it losing $24 billion getting nothing collects the second thing is i raised seven children and if we did something twice and it didn't work you have got a congress that voted to abolish obamacare 40 plus times. t

the unions have pushed, and the b.a.r.t. district has not moved. >> right now, our country is being held hostage by a small group in washington, d.c. and here in the bay area, the public is being held hostage as well as the union membership by a small group of b.a.r.t. leadership who have refused to show that leadership. right now, there's a failure by b.a.r.t.'s leadership. the board of directors are holding the area hostage. >> we are continuing to talk. we're talking tonight, and i don't want to go any further into characterizing how the negotiations are going. the mediators asked us not to publicly talk about what's going on. we're going to leave the bargaining at the bargaining table. >> reporter: b.a.r.t.'s spoke person says they're working very hard to find a negotiated settlement and willing to continue talks well past the deadline at midnight thursday. any given work day, some 400,000 passengers rely on b.a.r.t. to get where they need to go. earlier today the municipal transit agency issued a warning to commuters to review their contingency plans. they say if b.a.r.t. strikes and if that happens this month, it willikely hav

the d.c. standard deduction for personal income taxes to relieve to moderate income households. today at union station, you can see a ton of cranberries. ocean spray is bringing cranberries to the station. people can learn more about the harvest through american growers and 2,000-pounds of that fruit. >> meantime, in florida, a much more sour situation in the water. take a look at this massive algae bloom, just one of many cropping up in the st. johns' river. the rains led to a chemical run off. it is a nuisance for humans but dangerous for fish because it depletes all the oxygen that ecosystem. >> speaking of water, marathon swimmer diana nyad is tackling another challenge in the water. she will continuously swim for 4 hours in a pal in new york city to raise money for hurricane sandy recore reefforts. celebrities there are invited to swim with her. she will kick that off live in morning on good morning. >> 4 hours supply want to be her when i grow up. >> i can't believe it. about up there and swim with her. i could do, like, maybe a couple laps. >> whatever laps, 20 minutes is. >> are you a

d.c. found out they were not intentionally set and the firefighters union wants an apology. >> an ambulance fire on any given day may not catch the attention of people but on august 13th somebody snapped a picture of this one going up in flames on buenning road northeast and gave to it the firefighters' union which promptly published it on twitter to the union it was another example of old broken down equipment firefighters and paramedics were forced to use especially when another ambulance was -- caught on fire. >> how many instances are you aware two fire apparatus cis -- cause fire in one day? >> it's dee more real lies together the workforce and we've been dee more real liesd the last two years -- dee moral liesd -- dee moral liesd. >> now they've concluded the fires are accidental and the union wants an explanation. >> we were confident before they called into question these fires that our members had nothing to do with them but the state of mechanical problems seem to be more of the norm and it's good to clear the members and it's time for the mayor to apologize that our members sabb

states that you see in the european union with working people's wages going down public services being cut suicide rates spiking and ultimately deficits getting even worse all right. d.c. sound thank you very much. the government risk shut down a number of times in recent years but lawmakers always managed to avoid it by the skin of their teeth let's now look back at the close calls and in twenty loven government closure was a verdict just one hour before the deadline after a painful legislative standoff a budget deal was finally agreed the debt ceiling was another nerve racking issue in the sum of twenty eleven it made nervous markets in america and around the world tumble the sky didn't fall in as it was agreed upon a whole two days before the time was up it's been seventeen years since the last time the government partially seized operating but it's actually the eighteenth time the u.s. has taken a so-called spending gap in one thousand nine hundred seventy seven the government will shut down three times in as many months and jeffrey summers associate professor at the university of wisconsin milwaukee told was told me earlier the image of the united states as front

the size of their budget. >> big budgets give special interests reason to invest in d.c. and invest they have. unionseir union looks rich. this is their headquarters. we're told it's worth hundred million dollars. the atrium is called an environmental oasis. they didn't want us to take pictures of it. >> take a picture of it? they told me to wait outside and officials waited to see if we can videotaped. >> we read about the beautiful lobby and i would like to show it to the viewers. >> it's like they are sucking money from the rest of the country and building palaces. >> have you been to any mall in america in the past 20 years. isn't it more grand? >> no. >> i would have to disagree. >> john: backs outside i was passed from one official to the next. >> find out more what is going on zbljts. i'm going to have to check. >> john: he went back inside for a while. finally a ruling came down. >> no. >> john: the reason? >> we're not opening the building up. >> john: tried another beautiful building. headquarters of the afl/cio. murals made of marble, glass and gold. >> john: john stossel, i want to take p

d.c. and here in the bay area, the public is being held hostage as well as the union membership by a small group of bart leadership who have refused to show that leadership. right now there's a failure by bart's leadership. the board of directors is holding the bay area hostage. they have stalled the process as they stood on the sidelines not taking appropriate action. we do not want a strike. we want that to be made perfectly clear. we understand the disruption. we understand the impact of everybody in the bay area. and we want it clear that we are not intending to do that. we want a deal. thank you. >> are you giving 72-hour notice? >> that is the bart union spokesman there saying that they do not want to strike and because of that, they are not giving the 72-hour notice of a strike. the deadline hits thursday at midnight. they could -- bart workers could walk off the job early friday morning. but right now, the union is saying it doesn't want to strike, that bart has not budged at all but the unions have given in three different times. they say they don't want to hold the bay area hosta

the country with classified documents. information from those documents is still coming out. >> reporter: a european union delegation is in d.c. this morning to meet with white house aids and members of congress. they are expressing outrage at reports that the nsa has been listening in on 35 world leaders. >> we have repair work to do and hard questions that need to be asked of the nsa about what is really happening in the program. >> reporter: the visit comes on the heels of a new revelation from a german newspaper that says that the nsa listened in on phone calls as far back as 2002 and chief alexander briefed the president on the spying in 2010. the obama administration denies it. but some members of congress are skeptical. >> remember the nsa works for the president. so it's a question of did the president want to hear what the chancellor was saying because through his national security advisor he knew or should have known. >> reporter: others say that the white house has to answer to no one. >> the president should stop apologizing. the reality is that the nsa has saved thousands of lives in the united states and france

the show. it's tuesday october twenty ninth five pm in washington d.c. i'm lynn neary david in you're watching our t.v. we begin today with the continued fallout between the united states and the european union over allegations that the u.s. has been spying on its closest allies german officials have confirmed that the e.u. is now mulling over sanctions on the us government these sanctions would impede the u.s. government's access to law enforcement to a law enforcement tool mainly used to track the flow of money associated with terrorism but it seems the international weeks that incited this action are far from over journalist glenn greenwald now says there are many more ahead. we're just trying to make sure that all of these arguments here were given every single country. where there are documents for which is those countries in the world. that will be seen in brazil germany france. and. the states is going to repeat itself continuously for the next several weeks or months and almost every country around the world here in washington the tone took a very serious turn as senator dianne feinstein a vocal n.s.a. supporter called out the agency she said with respect to the n.s.a. collection of

so if you're sick of being a citizen of a country that the global community is turning against then join all of us tomorrow in d.c. in front of union station at eleven thirty in them.

. >> the red line is operating in washington, d.c., this morning after a deadly accident last weekend between union station and judiciary square stop. >> two children are recovering after an atv accident. andvehicle was crashed neither child was wearing a helmet. >> erica braddock is walking for the first time since she lost her leg in the boston marathon bombing. she took her first steps. e.at is great to se 5:31. time for traffic and weather together on the 1's. >> it was near 90 this entire weekend. cool downe a major behind this latest front. showers are moving into harford county. we will see the heaviest of the rain beginning after 10:00 a.m. there may be a thunderstorm later today. 70 for the rest of the week. far.e roads look good so no incidents to report. all of the overnight construction has wrapped up. southbound traffic at york road is problem free down to the else way. this is the j.f.x. near ruxton road. southbound traffic light down towards 28th street. per hour., 60 miles no problems to report on any of the area bridges or tunnels this morning. that is the latest on traffic pulse 1

the senate and washington, d.c. was based on democrats like dick durbin who are protecting union interests and some republicans who want to build a wall. solve thet to immigration problem, the principle is, everybody that wants to come to this country and work should be allowed to. if that is the principle, why are we limiting visas and the ability of people to come in legally? what up this -- what upsets a lot of tea partiers is that you would reward people that broke the law. i think the ins dysfunction is responsible for that. durbineaders and dick are responsible for not letting good people come in who want to work. m, des moines, calling on the republican line. do you think it was worth it, losing $24 billion and gaining nothing? i raised seven children. if we did something twice and it did not work, you have a congress that voted to abolish obamacare. time and money that we sent them there to do a job. that is a waste of taxpayer dollars. what you think of this? work: we will continue to to fix obama care, to defund obamacare, to delay obamacare. a lot of people are going to discover they are getting kicked out o

but today, on cnn state of the union this morning, one of the republican power players this morning had this to say. i want too bring in chris lawrence. he is in washington, d.cnow. what can you tell us about the president's rose garden event tomorrow, chris? >> reporter: well rngs don, a little after 11:00 in the morning tomorrow, the president is going to come to the rose garden. he's going to bring with him certain small business owners, consumers, some pharmacists, those that support the affordable care act. he's going to tout some of the successes, talk about how some of these folks have been able to enroll in the program. some people, suspect, some of those will be kparms of who did not have health care coverage before. and he's going to address the glitches. he's called them unacceptable. he's going to try to shift attention from the computer problems to say look, the affordable care act is more than a web site. it's a program. and that seems to be where the white house is trying to shift the emphasis now. >> some of your colleagues are saying she should resign. do you agree with that? >> absolutely she should resign. why? because the program she has i