hopefully i'll see you soon. >> david carr, man, you already know how i feel about you.k when you leave. but right now the goal is to make sure you hit the streets. so keep your head up. try not to -- i'll try not to skitz out. while your gone. >>> day 13 of the government shutdown of 2013. are we moving closer to the brink of agreement or to the brink of default? >> as soon as congress votes to reopen the government, it's also got to vote to meet our country's commitments, pay our bills, raise the debt ceiling. >> it's time for leadership. it's time for these negotiations and this conversation to begin. >> but with democratic and republican leaders at an impasse, when will he get a final solution to our fiscal mess. we have two key senate leaders from both sides of the aisle to answer just how congress can find a way out. plus, the media

it is a classic dilemma they should be worried. >> david carr, ken auletta.hanks for joining us. >> woodruff: national book award winner alice mcdermott has written her first new novel in seven years. titled "someone", it's a finely drawn account of one ordinary woman's seemingly unremarkable life. jeffrey brown talked with mcdermott recently. here's an excerpt of their conversation. >> understood that this was a character who in her own life her voice hadn't much been heard and in literature her life isn't much heard so -- >>brown: you were conscious of that? >> yes. yes. for me it was resisting all the more appealing characters. and listening to the voice that hadn't been much heard from. >>brown: i've read that this story began as something bigger, that i think you referred to another interview as a teeming noafl you were working on and somehow it was this one remarkable woman. >> yes. brown: that's true? the sense of her voice alone, to give the entire novel to her voice, to her character, to the way she sees things and doesn't see things. to hear her voi

. >>> time now 4:37, there are several reports david carr will work out with the raiders, he was released from the giants in august. the raiders demoted matt flynn to third string and looking for a reliable back up at this point. the raiders have also expressed interest in bringing josh freman in for work outs, the 49ers were also at home last night. they showed fans they are back and in it to win it. first drive of the game his pass intercepted, he takes it back 18 yards for the score, that puts the niners on the board 7-0. 4th quarter 49ers up 24-3, colin kaepernick in control, he throws to vernon davis, he takes care of the rest, 64 yards for the touchdown, the niners win 34-3. >>> bart works could be on strike by the end of the week, the cooling-off period ends and they could walk off the job is there is no agreement. contract talks are set to resume this morning but the two sides are still far apart on the issues of salary and benefits, transit experts say a bart strike in october would be far worse than the 4 day strike in july. bart management also says it needs money to replace tr

you got name checked today in that david carr column.rth about $5 billion. >> i don't know. i like the whole idea that he has been sending out these tweets, each worth about $6 billion of market moves. maybe that's the power of twitter. >> let's not forget that the judge's show was mentioned, jud judge wapner. twitters going to come north of billions. we know what happens when something is in excess of what a lot of people think it should be >>> coming up, our guest hosts have been alan kruger and barry knapp. our only republican. he has had a hard day but he has held his own. >>> let's get back to our guest host. alan kruger and barry knapp. what's the last word? >> i would love to see a grand bargain. i think to get there, the republicans need to get away from ideas like repealing the affordable care act and prioritization and start to kofrn. they need to solve their internal problems. dissension is fine. having disagreement and a range of views is fine. they need to have a leader who is strong and can reach a bargain. >> you want to t

exciting prospect of you played to me just as though you know the way i play david camm or guy who's. been in lucian carr's life lucian cars a contemporary of bergen burroughs and caroline the writer too he was and i think he aspired to be a writer but he was someone who galvanized these other guys around sort of common sense ability. of this new vision but. the camera was a surrogate father of sorts mentor to lucian carr was his student is he originally was his scoutmaster and yeah and followed him from institution to institution or school the school i should say obsessed with obsessed with him it was a co-created relationship and codependent relationship i think the way. i think there was i don't i don't know that they actually acted on whatever intimacy or affection they experienced for one another i mean by the time you meet them in the film lucian is ready to distance himself from camera on camera can he wept it was ginsburg's role in this when the allen ginsberg went to columbia university in one nine hundred forty four and met lucian car and he you know at least in was one of these people that just