mike emmanuel is live with the latest details. mike? >> sean, good evening.cted senate democrats were able to strip out the parts of the bill they didn't like. the delay of the individual mandate of obamacare for a year and also the special exemptions, the house republicans are trying to re move special exemptions for members of congress. leading up to the vote senator reid suggested republicans were creating the drama on purpose. >> i think this is what they want. remember, they don't believe in government. so what's a real good way to hurt government? shut it down. >> this evening speaker john boehner had a 10-minute phone call with president obama . both restated their positions. boehner saying this is costing jobs, obamacare, and american families aren't being treated fairly. here is eric cantor making the appeal earlier tonight. >> there should be no special treatment for anyone under the law. that's a founding principle of this country. no special treatment for anyone. qualm application. equal treatment under the law. >> it's back to the drawing board.

our chief congressional correspondent mike emmanuel is reading the tea leaves. what do you have? >> reporter: there are conversations taking place and ideas and plans floated. the latest senate republican offer looks like this. it would fund the government one year and extend the debt ceiling for a period of time and include measures to prevent obama care fraud. a head of the senate, senator mitch mcconnell said it could be a good idea to exchange in ideas. >> put the hysterical talk behind us and find solutions to the problems. there is a variety of ways to get debt and spending under control and a lot of innovative reforps to consider. >> reporter: the they include reopening the government and wouldn't include entitlement reform. house speaker nancy pelosi said they are talking and that is good. and the senate majority leader explained why he is against the six- week debt ceiling extension. >> we don't believe that a six weeks enough to give the economy the confidence it needs to keep growing. >> reporter: he is hold firm on the idea that was floated by house republicans. and t

emmanuel sanders with the steal. but, raiders run it down to the final 18 seconds.maculate reception this time. following a bye they're 3-4 over all. steelers hurt themselves by missing a 32 and 35-yard field goal. he was intercepted twice but he also ran for 106 yards. and oakland they're not 3-4. >> i believe as a team we played great. as a second half in the defense stuck their nose and played a great defense. you talk about team whether we have to score 40 points or the defense has to stop the team when we're not playing very well. there's different ways to playing a game. we ended up stepping up high in the first half and the defense finishedded the game. >> we made sure we harassed the quarterback and we were able to do it. and the biggest thing, in the fourth quarter we were able to finish it. >>> and michael vick may not get to play the game. it was up to barkley and barkley was bad. real bad. philly brings a 3-5 record to oakland next sunday. in london, jacksonville jaguars didn't have many happy memories. even the mascot came up bare today. quick and easy

chief correspondent mike emmanuel is on the hill with the details. joishgs yes, after a bipartisan deal was struck congress can get back to taking a little recess and after house speaker john boehner with a tonight. they were back to their feisty self. >> it took 16 days for the speaker to take yes for an answer. it is irresponsible. no, this is reckless. this is reckless and then to see last night when 62 percent of the house republicans voted against their own number, voted against opening up government. >> the tone was more bipartisan as the leaders led by democratic senator patty murray and republican paul ryan met. they face a december 13th dead line. murray said groups are limited than the failed super committee and here is ryan on the vision for the talks. >> we had a very good conversation and decided to discuss how to proceed over break fast and look for ways to find common ground and get a budget agreement and our goal to get the debt under control and do things that can grow the economy and get people back to work. those are our shared goa

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mike emmanuelle. the white houseside searching long and hard for any excusic to blaine away the president's repeated claims that under obamacare. americans would be able to keep their insurance plan and their doctors. the administration settled today on pinning the blame on the insurance companies. fox news chief white house correspondent ed henry with our report. >> reporter: white house aides s mounted an aggressive defense on why millions of people who buy their own insurance were told by president obama they could keep their plans suddenly cannot. >> we're talking about the 5%, who purchase insurance on the individual market. that market has been like the wild west. >> reporter: that 5% in the individual insurance market translates to 14 million people. the real question now about the wild west, is whether the president was fast and loose with the facts. >> if you like your private health insurance plan, you can keep your plan. period. >> reporter: the white house is now adding all kinds of contac

very top, you need [indiscernible] news struck before the poverty numbers came out in september. , emmanuel scions and thomas pick any, releasing a report showing you had gotten gains since the recovery. 95% of all gains in 2000 and top -- in 2009 went to the numeral one percent. -- top 1%. i have been waiting to see is people starting to see us in that, boat. vote.that common you talk about it all the time. talking about needing better jobs and better wages. ne in four debates, that would be three presidential debates and one vice presidential debate. there was not a single question about poverty. not a single question posed to the vice president or mr. romney or mr. obama in three debates. that was just this cycle. we have gone back amber of use to a number of residential debates and there hasn't been even a civil solitary question about it. how is it that we elect the leader of the free world every four years and this issue can't be pushed higher in the agenda? color- is no longer coded. it is colorblind. all people are victimized by it did why is it we can't get traction even on a conve

. >> mike emmanuel joins us from capitol hill with the latest. hi, mike. >> as we head into a new week there is a war of words between the senate majority leader's team and the house speaker's advisers. a spokesman for john boehner says democrats refuse to negotiate and he notes the debt ceiling is right around the corner. the entire federal government can re-open within 24 hours. some say it's time for fiscal discipline. >> we have a $17 trillion debt on the backs of our children and our grandchildren. with a debt that large we need a sustainable plan that for the long term deals with this incredible debt. that's the only way that we can provide the markets with a sense of confidence that we are doing things in a responsible way. >> now, the house and senate are due to return in an hour. we'll see if there is a change in tone as we start a new week. it appears that a senior white house adviser this morning opened the door to the possibility of president obama accepting a shorter-term debt ceiling increase. that's coming up next week, as you know

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first down to capitol hill where our own mike emmanuel is going to ex plain where things stand at this hour. mike. >> good evening. the house is voting at this hour to pass this temporary fix to re-open the government, extend the ability to borrow money for a few months. it is a temporary fix. nobody seems satisfied but a lot of people on both sides of the aisle have suggested it is time to re pope the government and continue to fight another day. a number of house republicans were compliment ref house speaker john boehner's leadership though they are voting on deal they are not entirely satisfied with. they felt he did lead the good fight. offered potential sliegss yesterday but didn't have votes. here they are. to head off a crisis with the business markets or the financial markets, they are going to vote on the deal. with a lot of democratic vots and some republican votes, all indications are it is expected to pass and the president will sign it into law perhaps later tonight or first thing in the morning. >> mike emmanuel live from capitol hill tonight. thank you very much. now fro

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emmanuel sanders 9-yard score. roethlisberger 275 yards. he had two interceptions. two minutes to go in the game, le'veon bell in, that cut the raider lead for 5. reverse direction, puts the move on brandon ross and he gets in. 21-18. the raiders went 3-out and gave the ball back. after a long punt by king put steelers in deep position. there is the last completion of the game. town the middle they did not have any time-outs left. they couldn't stop the clock and the raiders run it out. they win a wild one 21-18. they got philadelphia next week. if they win it will be 4-4. all week long the 49ers said they could not take the winless jaguars lightly. san francisco went and showed jacksonville absolutely no mercy over 83,000 gathered at wembley stadium in london. first quarter, right to the read option and against the league's worst run defense easy pickings. frank gore, 19 yard run. two touchdowns for gore. later in the first, this time on a keeper for kaepernick. he gets to the pylon and 14- 049ers. give me the trademark kiss to the biceps. one more kaepernick read

." >> reporter: the relatives took the children, victoria and emmanuel, to the roof, where they spentiting for the water to resed. >> my daughter almost fell off the roof, and her cousin that's 11 years old, he snatched her so that she wouldn't fall off the roof. >> reporter: in this neighborhood, more than 1,000 people are evacuated, walking away with their pets and whatever other belongings they could save. this creek, normally seven feet, crested at a record of more than 40 feet. more than 500 homes in the region around austin and san antonio have been damaged or destroyed. a place where one austin neighborhood would seek refuge, this church, also flooded. their annual fall festival now marks the beginning of what will be a long cleanup. emergency crews in and around austin have responded to more than 100 rescue calls since last night but, scott, in other places, the risk of more flooding remains. >> pelley: manuel bojorquez in the texas capital. manuel, thanks very much. it has been a tough year, but now boston has a real celebration. >> it hasn't happened at fenway park for 95 ye

emmanuel, any long-term concerns about this next point?ho have enrolled signed up for medicaid. reports show in washington, 87%, kentucky 82%, new york 64%. so what happens if not enough people sign up for insurance plans to fund all of these new medicaid patients. >> look, i think those numbers are largely irrelevant. and we should not be focusing on those numbers. the people who are going to buy insurance in the exchange having to plunk down a month of premium. and you're not going to doing that two months before you get coverage. so i think that's why the november 30th date for getting the website up and running is important because come november 30th, thanksgiving, that's the time people are going to begin buying their insurance. i'm not worried about the numbers we see. i think we're completely misinterpreting them. the key number to look at and this is the key dash board number that everyone's going to be looking at is, by march 31st, 2014, do 7 million people sign up for health insurance in the exchanges. and given the prices i've s

like emmanuel has the latest for us from capitol hill. >> house republican leadership next pl has a veto threat from the white house that funding three emergency bill so veterans can get benefits and reopen the national parks and monuments to allow the district of columbia the government to function. this speaker sounded aggravated it would not agree to a meeting. >> they not only rejected that but also our call to sit down and resolve our differences under the constitution which makes it clear that the two house says disagree we should sit down to resolve the matters seven kerry reed insisted on a clean stopgap funding bill >> we will not be forced to choose disease control or highway safety or the fbi. >> nancy pelosi suggested republans may be enjoying the situation. >> the shutdown weld maybe a joy to you is a luxury our country cannot afford. >> id with the upcoming debt ceiling battle could produce results. >> most budget agreements in the past have always involve the debt limit increase so that mechanism what like what obama sign before we want the debt under control. >> meanwhile

fox news chief congressional correspondent mike emmanuel on capitol hill, with our report. >> rorte we're talking -- we're talking with our members on both sides of the aisle. >> reporter: with time running out, house speaker john boehner, with a plan for his mmmbers, they moved forward with a mody the one to fund government until december 15, boost debt ceiling until february 17, and insist that political arc pointies, and members of sufficient liv staffr obamacare. >> there have been no decions about what we wi do. but we'll continue t workn our members on both sides of the aisle to make sure there no issue of default, and get our government reopted. >>eporter: initial house g.o.p. plan included a repeal of medical device attack, and income verification for obamacare. >> what you heard was a plan to default on the -- credit of the uned states ameri, that is mby design. >> house repubcan leadership plan, that is now out. a plan to advance a extreme piece of legislation. >> reporter:ey senate republicans said that reid and democrats could not afford to reject the plan without considerg it

mike emmanuel has the latest from capitol hill. >> we will move in the next several hours in to then add to it a one-year delay of the individual mdate and get rid of the exception for members of congress. >> the house will take a pit -- position today reflecting the fundamental principle no special treatment for anyone >> one faction of one party from one house of congress does not get to shut down the entire government just replaced the results of the election. >> but the repeal of the medical device tax by the party line vote senate majority leader describes the continuing resolution standoff. >> he is a bully. you cannot let them slap you around they will slap fibers six times tomorrow we will not be bullied. >> they want a clean bill that would fund the government for about a month and a half bad senator schumer said boehner is doing too much to the tea party members gimmicky is like the agent to mullions doing the sacrificial offering by refusing to except but clean continuing resolution. >> he seemed frustrated as they waited for shutdown to proceed. >> it is time that you lis

mike emmanuel is live from the capitol. mike? >> good morning following the outbust the woman was interview bid police and take taken to the hospital for a mental health evaluation. here name is diane reidy, well known as one of the stenographers that works on the house of representatives floor. we're told she asked if microphones were on and saying thus spoke the lord and this is not the lord's work. >> constitution would not have been written by free nation that's go against god. you cannot serve two masters. you cannot serve two masters. praise be to god. who are jesus christ. >> congress woman laigt onwas presiding over the time trying to quiet her, reidy then said something about the devil. it was sudden, confusing and heart breaking noting this woman is typically a gentle soul this, is a moment late night on a big night here on capitol hill that seemed to stun lawmakers on both sides of the aisle. >> thank you. >> now, our fox news senior capitol hill producer was here seconds after and spoke with member who's watched it un

. >> we'll follow that and let emmanuel know he's on duty soon. >> and meanwhile, there is concerns that the shutdowns will have a serious impact on the national security. director of national intelligence james clapper making the case that the shut down is compromising america's safety. listen. >> as to impasse. i have been in the television business for 50 years and never seen anything like this from my view. i think this on top of the sequestration cuts that we are taking that this seriously damages our ability to protect the safety and security of this nation and citizens. >> oklahoma congressman joins us live now. hello, congressman. >> how are you today? >> you heard james clapper there. that this serious damages our ability to protect the safety and security of the nation and our citizens, are you in congress jeopardizing the national security with this shut down? >> the president has full authority with the government slow down that is occurring to put essential individuals still at work and they are essential for security and safety they are still at work. all of the security is

. >> fox news, mike emmanuelle on capitol hill with the report. >> reporter: bipartisan leaders of senate said their conversations were headed for success in final hours. >> i'm optimistic. we will reach an agreement. it is reasonable in nature this week. to reopen the government, pay nation's bills and begin long-term negotiation. >> no discussions continue, i share his optimism that we'll get a result that will be acceptable to both sides. >> reporter: reid's goal of a longer term debt ceiling with a shorter term government funds bill t to fight sequester cuts, and mcconnell side, favored a longer term package, so g.o.p. be argue something to do about debt. >> the 6 time that president wants a debt ceiling increase, they want a million dollars a minute for the next year, beyond the 2014 elections, unchecked. >> reporter: democrats have cite criticizes republicans for overreaches, republicans warn that reid of going too far over the weekend in trying to repeal the budget control act. >> democrats, have been wanting to break the budget caps that were put in place in 2011, i think you know

mike emmanuel is live on capitol hill for us, hi, mike. nhouse democrats visit to the white house. and still to be determined, but there was a co meeting of the top four leaders in the house of representatives this morning. boehner andcant or and pelosi and they met 40 minutes late this morning. they have stated publicly that the speaker is willing to talk to any democratic leader that is willing to talk. >> the republicans have been so harsh on their rhetoric, they have done enough harm to the economy with the reckless hut down and designed undermine obama care. but the consequences of the first in history default on that would be far worse. even worse than the 2008 financial crisis from which we are recovering. >> two leading republican senators called president obama's record on default irresponsible. talking about the u.s. defaulting is upproductive and could destabilize the financial markets and raise borrowing costs for families and small businesses and the senate has not taken up smaller government funding bil that are passed by the house. >> the first item of business is ce

mike emmanuel is on capitol hill. hi, mike. >> hi, alley, the house is set to negotiate and vote to have people paid on time. they will have ten republicans and half from the house and senate and it will meet to discuss the debt ceiling and other fiscal matters. house speaker john boehner said it is time to talk. >> refusing to negotiate is unteinable position. and refusing to negotiate harry reid and the president are putting our country on a dangerous path. there is never been a president in our history who did not negotiate on the debt limit. never, not once. today speaker boehner and president obama spoke by phone. the president said he will not negotiate on a government funding bill or debt limit increase. mr. obama offered to negotiate after the government is reopened and the debt limit is raised. as from the latest offer from house republicans, a leading house democrat who served on the original committee doesn't like. it >> do they want another sequester and lead to millions of americans out of work? there is

. >> mike emmanuel said the lack of urgency is striking to them. that suggest it is not a lot moving or does it? >> maybe not. mike is right that it is striking. i was up there earlier today and it was a little quiet, but the reason it is quiet, this is weathering this storm. this is weathering the pr storm and getting through. it republicans are starting to gain ground by the nixing of president's trip. he can't go because it would look terrible. can he play golf this weekend? i don't know a president who doesn't like to be stuck in the white house is going to be stuck there. and house republicans feel like they will drag him to the table and boehner is letting members know. we have a couple of weeks to negotiate these things. i will not go over the water fall on the debt limit, but we'll play it out. >> i don't think golf is a good idea. that is just me and they are not asking my advice. the picture the be terrible. >> and we asked in the poll last night we asked who they blame for the inefficiencies of congress. te partiers say 71 percent. and d

. >> and follow it with mike emmanuel there from the bureau in washington. >> a man faces sentencinger a drunk driving debt confession went viral. >> and jokers can be in a lot of trouble after pulling a prank that back fired. >> we'll show you a note that police did not think was so funny. >> they wrote it on a check and if we put it on the car, they will know our handwriting. they asked our servers to rewrite it and she was reluctant and didn't want to do it. farmer: hello, i'm an idaho potato farmer. and our giant idaho potato truck is still missing. so my dog and i we're going to go find it. it's out there somewhere spreading the good word about idaho potatoes and raising money for meals on wheels. but we'd really like our truck back, so if you see it, let us know, would you? thanks. what? >>> hi, guys another obama care hassle. the web site shop and browse feature and low balling real prices. we'll give you the real story. and first time ever. according to a new poll, most americans back legalizing pot. not only for medicinal purposes but recreational use. and imagine it happens

mike emmanuel is live from the capitol. mike?good morning following the outbust the woman was interview bid police and take taken to the hospital for a mental health evaluation. here name is diane reidy, well known as one of the stenographers that works on the house of representatives floor. we're told she asked if microphones were on and saying thus spoke the lord and this is not the lord's work. >> constitution would not have been written by free nation that's go against god. you cannot serve two masters. you cannot serve two masters. praise be to god. who are jesus christ. >> congress woman laigt onwas presiding over the time trying to quiet her, reidy then said something about the devil. it was sudden, confusing and heart breaking noting this woman is typically a gentle soul this, is a moment late night on a big night here on capitol hill that seemed to stun lawmakers on both sides of the aisle. >> thank you. >> now, our fox news senior capitol hill producer was here seconds after and spoke with member who's watched it unfold

mike emmanuel is on the hill. give us the headline. >> reporter: four weeks after health care.goff web site out a senior administration official expressed regret. >> i want to apologize to you that the web site has not worked as well as it should. i know how desperate it is to need affordable coverage. health care.goff can and will be fixed. we are working around the dlok clovenlth >> they were trying to get at hard numbers they asked if it would meet the time line on thursday? >> no one in the entire obama administration asked you not to release the numbers. >> we made the decision not to release the numbers until november. >> you have no idea what those numbers at this point? >> i told you we would release them in midnovember. >> i will take it that you don't want to answer. >> democrats were angry having to defend the roll out of the web site and few blasted the republican colleagues. >> there is a deliberate and systemic attempt on the house and minority in the senate to make it impossible for all americans to

. >> with that as a back grouped, mike emmanuel working long hours up there on the hill and the house law makers continuing the approach to get democrats to sit down and talk, where are we on that, mike? >> this afternoon house will vote to make sure veterans and national guard gets benefits and funding. the house voted to reopen national parks and monuments and make sure medical research continues. here is eric cantor making his case. >> we passed a pill in the house last night that would provide the nih with funding to reopen the clinical trials that give hope to parents who may not have hope otherwise when they find their kids have cancer. i believe that senator reid must take up the legislation today, for the sake of those children and their health. >> so voting on these bipartisan priorities is intended to put pressure on house democrats. it is hard to say why you voted against medical research or veterans getting the funding and puts up the pressure on senate democrats to get them to try to go to the negotiating table, bill. >> it is getting sticky and you can feel that front an

fox news chief congressional correspondent mike emmanuelle on capitol hill with our report. >> reporter: kathleen sebelius defending the roll out of president's health care law but said, she is accountable. >> i am as frustrated and angry as anyone with the flawed launch of healthcare.gov. so let me say to these americans, you deserve better. i apologize. >> reporter: chairman upton accused sebelius and others of false advertising prior to healthcare.gov launch. >> over months leading to october 1 launch, secretary and her colleagues at hhs looked us in the eye, and testified that everything was on track. >> reporter: after a lot of finger pointing, republican blacurn from tennessee pressed on who is to blame, asked if it was any of the top medicare officials. >> michelle snide ser snider is. >> excuse me, michelle snider is not responsible, hold me accountable i am responsible. >> reporter: the web site was taken off line last night and remained out of commission. >> program has crashed and burned at least 3 times, and the user is still having problems it has been down the whole time h

mike emmanuel is live on capitol hill. what are key republicans in the senate saying now?porter: i actually have some breaking news from the house. they're going to go forward with a plan to start the process. it would fund the government for two months until december 15th , raise the nation's borrowing authority until february 7th next year but some provisions the white house and democrats didn't like, like repeal thing medical device tax, that is now out of the plan. but in terms of putting senior administration officials, political eye pointees and congress on obamacare, that is in, and the staff would also be subjected to obamacare. so the house will move forward with that plan. clearly hopeful to have the votes. senate republicans are saying at this late of a date nobody should be rejecting anything. >> we have to get this done. the american people are tired of looking at both sides and they're saying, get some results now. so, i'm glad to see the house acting, and that's why i was disappointed to see senator reid just dismissing it, instead of saying, good, they're a

here is chief congressional core spontaneous spent mike emmanuel. the aids to leadership and committees can remain on their current plans. staffers should go on the obama care exchange. iowa senator says his aids are treated accordingly. >> i have had the personal office go to exchange. i've had the committee staff stay where they are. >> house speaker john boehner and majority leader canter will sign up for obama care. house lead per nancy pelosi told her employees they'll all go on the exchange. harry reid is keeping his staff on the federal program. >> i'm following the law as close as i can. >> most senator republican leadership is put on obama care even though gop voted against the law. that includes john beras that says all should sign up. >> they don't want their own staff to live under it? i think that's wrong. >> 92% say members of congress and their staff should live under the laws passed for the american people. 6% say there are times lawmakers should be given special rules or exceptions. ron paul is pushing for constitutional amendment.

emmanuel allen: "i'm a little bit nervous because i understand how the economy is and i know people are suffering so i'm really budgeting my money right now." experts say it's good to be conservative. brian battle/performance trust director: "be ready for the worst case scenaio. be conservative. this is why everyone.... that slows the economy down." the goverment shutdown isn't making everyone nervous. but president obama warned americans today that an economic shutdown would be far worse. that would happen if congress doesn't come together to raise the debt ceiling by october 17th. "an economic shutdown would be dramatically worse.. in a governmetn shut down.. in an economic shut down.. checks don't go out on time." if a default happens, the average consumer would face higher interest rates, mortgage rates, and credit card rates. we would also see impacts on job creation, consumer spending and economic growth. the united states treasury released a report today saying a shutdown would be catastrophic and it could produce results that would last a generation. still to come on the wgn new

. >> greta: now let's go to mike emmanuel live on capitol hill. mike? >> well, greta this is pretty typical of the battle here on capitol hill. the house republicans do one thing. senate majority leader doesn't like it. so tonight we have on the house side, they're going to pass the bill presumably again that they passed this evening. and send it back to the senate. they'd like to appoint conferees to try to hammer out a deal between house and sna. you just heard from senator reid. he's not on board with that. earlier this evening within a matter of 57 minutes the house passed a bill that would delay the obama care mandate for a year. it would also cut out the exemptions to members of congress and political appointees, in other words they'd have to live under obama care like average americans would as well. house republicans felt like that was a reasonable deal. and senate majority leader reid didn't like it and now house republicans were considering the next play they're planning to send it back to go to conference to work it out. but the majority lead

. >> what do you make of ram emmanuel never let a crisis go to waste?rats are up 15 . that's no waste. the republicans don't understand it. they want to continue to go because -- >> bob, the republicans have passed bills to take care of all the pain. >> we have seen that strategy before. >> democrats want the pain to happen. >> they are losing in the polls. the latest poll shows the gop is hurting more than the democrats and president obama are when it comes to the issue. they are blaming the republicans. so what's the end game? does it work out for them? >> it's a blame game so far. we'll see if the trend continues. they have to make a decision as to wlrhether or not to hold the position or get a compromise that will be acceptable to constituents. >> the tea party folks say god bless ted cruz. it's about time somebody took stand. we don't care that the party faithful don't like him. i have to move on to important matters. miley cyrus made the news while i was out. i'm interested to know what you think, a, of her behavior. there are a lot of beautiful w

but two of the predecessors, i think rahm emmanuel went on the freddie mac board afterwards before he got to the chief of staff. never seen any work for fannie mae and was on the board. but outsiders don't see this. there's so many insiders like -- i don't mean to go into all of the names but they made a tremendous amount of money for all of that. it's still there. you saw this up close. how did it get away from us as people that the institutions were created and people in politics were making that kind of money. >> really good question. it happened over a period of decades. fannie and freddie were very successful at their mission of creating and stable and inclusive mortgage market so all americans could own their own homes. presidents of all stripes including george w. bush signed up to the american dream -- everybody gets to own their own home. and in the bush administration, we saw homeownership rates rise to the highest level in history. the president was especially proud that those homeownership rates were high among minorities. it's a general political push. and the intertwinin

. >> for the latest, live to chief congressional correspondent mike emmanuel. mike? >> hi, greta. we understand it was an hour plus conversation at the white house. white house aides say the president was fwlad to get leaders together for the important conversation. as you heard from house speaker john boehner it didn't produce break throughs. the president didn't want to negotiate. harry reid said he was proud of the president, he was very strong on the issues on the table. so bottom line, house leaders are going forward, passing individual bills, areas of interest they think have great bipartisan support. for example, tonight they passed bills to allow the monuments, the museums, and the national parks to be re-opened. they passed a bill to allow medical re search to go forward at the national institutes of health. they passed a bill to make sure the district of columbia government can function. tomorrow ex expect the house of representatives to pass bills to allow veterans to get benefits to make sure the national guard is funded. in the coming days expect them to pass bills fo

. >> for the latest, live to chief congressional correspondent mike emmanuel. mike? >> hi, greta.ation at the white house. white house aides say the president was fwlad to get leaders together for the important conversation. as you heard from house speaker

mike emmanuel is live from the capitol. mike? >> good morning following the outbust the woman was interview bid police and take taken to the hospital for a mental health evaluation. here name is diane reidy, well known as one of the stenographers that works on the house of representatives floor. we're told she asked if microphones were on and saying thus spoke the lord and this is not the lord's work. >> constitution would not have been written by free nation that's go against god. you cannot serve two masters. you cannot serve two masters. praise be to god. who are jesus christ. >> congress woman laigt onwas presiding over the time trying to quiet her, reidy then said something about the devil. it was sudden, confusing and heart breaking noting this woman is typically a gentle soul this, is a moment late night on a big night here on capitol hill that seemed to stun lawmakers on both sides of the aisle. >> thank you. >> now, our fox news senior capitol hill producer was here seconds after and spoke with member who's watched it un

mike emmanuel is live for us this afternoon on capitol hill.awmakers also raised security concerns for people on this site. >> you're right. there's a memo signed just days before the launch of the obama care website which said the security control assessment was only partially completed. >> has each piece of that code that's been introduced in the system been security tested? >> that's my understanding, yes, sir. and the testing -- >> each piece of that code has been tested. yes or no? >> i don't know. >> that's -- >> i can tell you that security -- >> that's a much safer answer, trust me. >> and mike rodgers says with new tweaks to the website constantly, there needs to be end to end testing, if you would, to make sure the whole site is secure. and he's very much worried with all the personal information being put into this health care website that there may be a hackers dream, if you will, available out there. >> we're about to hear from the president just a few minutes, right, mike? >> that's right. he's going to boston. the birthplace, if