longer victimized by their own gornment? >> they have to do a two-pronged thing. one of the lawsuit against eric clapper, who is the a national intelligence directo anremember that he told the senate committee thathe gave the least on truthful answer. long lying to congress as a federal crime and he should be fired by the president and prosecuted by the justice department. the other is doing i legislatively and senator patrick leahy andi will be introducing legislation as soon as we can get this back from the

things that threaten veterans benefits and fundamental gornmental resources -- folks will remember. when it comes to the affordable care act, the gonzales poll shows 57% of marylanders are in favor of the plan. 58% of marylanders approval of the job the president is doing, a 6% drop from the first nine months. governor martin o'malley disapproval rate went down by the same amount. he has a 48% approval rating. as a democratic candidate for favoror, 47% of voters the lieutenant governor. if the election were held today, 41% say they would vote the brown /allman ticket. jennifer franciotti, tv 11 news. >> it is crowd -- cloudy across the region. we have some sprinkles to the west of us. north of cockeysville, some light rain. the better half of the rain is moving out of ohio, into west virginia, ahead of a cold front that will make its way into the region tonight. 72 at the airport area highs will be -- airport. 74.s will be around a cold front will come through tonight. it is not the only cold front coming through. >> thank you. baltimore city police confirmed the suspect involved in

it's day nine of the partial gornment shut down and leaders in washington are pretty much in the same place as they were when it all started... no where. but there is a glimmer of hope as tory dunnan tells us... as the house democratic caucus plans to meet at the white house this afternoon. on week two of the government shutdown, here's the problem: both sides claim to want negotiations but can't seem to agree on the terms. the president and democrats are calling for the house to pass a government funding bill with no strings attached. we have a simple, simple request. open the government, let us pay our bills. we'll negotiate on anything you want to negotiate on. republicans say they're willing to negotiate but only if obamacare is on the table. we want to reopen our government and provide fairness to all americans under the president's health care law. there is a small sliver of hope that could at least prevent the u-s from defaulting on its debt. a source tells cnn republicans may be open to a short term extension of the debt ceiling---but only if president obama agrees to negotiat

republics did it in the last gornment shutdown. do it here and put something positive on the table.ng peleou control the money instead of washington politicians. that would have a lot of appeal. let's leave on a positive note a pray steve is right. with obamacare websites riddled th glitches, forget about open enrollment. try open season for hackers. your private infortion at risk? a story that is going to scare you coming right up. keep it here on the fox news channel. the most powerful name in news. >>> well, the healthcare exchange is startingp but not running smoothly. now fears that identity theft uld start running rampant. some states issuing public warnings to be careful of scammers posing as the healthcare navators. john mcafee telling fox business the exchanges are a hacker's dream. should americans should be worried about this? >> they should. in addition to scammers you have officially appointed group like c-co that won the contract in mork and georgia and tennessee and maryland that has been convicted of fraud in the past. the non-profit quarterly called them creative in

gornment has plenty money. go back to e president and ask him why he didn't spend the money he promised during the stimulus on frastructure. that i ha they have plenty of money out there for this. >> a gas tax is never going to be popur, but is it necessary to hike it? >> the unions have a sweet gig here. they get the government to extort money from the taxpayers to pay into them, the union, and they say it's in your best interest. it's like the mafia coming to the people in th dry cleaners and say, you need to provi protection, and you say from om, and you say it us. >> i have no idea what he's talking abt. >> taking the money from the general public and lining their pocks, it might be pretty beneficial, huh, dagen? >> it might be. nobody has the right to bitch about their roa needing repaired, their potholes, unless you're willing to step up and pay for it. >> every day we pay gax taxes already. >> i can talk about the gas taxes untilthe cows come home. the gas tax hasn't gone up. the federal gas tax has not

so i think that lack of gornment burden is reli and refreshing. >> i know that sounds like relief to the business community. >> ben, you actually worked in government. you saw first-nd. is it as bloated as we s it is or many people believe it is? >> i say it's much more bloated. i can say i was one of those nessential workers. it was great. they paid me modestly well. they got incredibly good medical befits. i liked it a lot. but on the other hand we are only missing those peop foa couple of weeks so far. we'lsee what it's like when we have missed them for a couple of decades. >> right , it does feel like life has gone on. and same thing with sequestration. the government spends less moy. the deficit come down. life doesn't change that much for the average american. so far, to ben's point, tha been the case also with the government's partial shutdown. well, i find the tone of our conversation sad, quite frankly. be makes exactly the right point, charles, which is we dot know what it feels like. if you break your finger, charles, and i hope it doesn't happen to you, but it would be re

but we can't do it if the entire basis of the republican strategy is we're going to shut down the gornment or cause economic chaos if we don't get 100% of what we want. so my suggestion to the speaker has been and will continue to be let's stop the excuses, let's take a vote in the house, let's end this shutdown right now. let's put people back to work. there are enough reasonable republicans and democrats in the house who are willing to vote yes on a budget that the senate has already passed. that vote could take place today. the shutdown would be over. then serious negotiations could proceed around every item in the budget. now, 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 because as reckless as a government shutdown is, the economic shutdown caused by america defaulting would be dramatically worse. and i want to talk about this for a minute because even though people can see and feel the effects of a government shutdown, they're already experiencing it right now, there are still some pe

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given to thet ceiling by taking aard line on health care changes as the condition for opening the gornment he can negotiate on the issues being put there. when it comes to the continuing relution and the isss dealing with obamacare but will continue to all the round. lou: -- >> reporter: this seems to be a sit. that would be a case for t president. signaling the president would sign a short term debt cng ight and was cagey and what would me next. >> what he has said is that congress these to do both. it does e that is a good thing, but he will insist that they do the other. >> repter: after the president's meeting he said he woulnot enter budget talks. >> not going to happen. >> repter: of republicans openhe government and increase the debt ceiling the democrats will negotiate on anying. the question is, if the justice of theebt ceiling but does n deal with reopeni the government, does the president have enough litical cover with the first to then say am entering into a conversatio notn actual negotiation with republicans about reopening the governnt? the ttom le ise left the meeting with

. >> we have shut down the gornment and then that gav the opportunity for this to be awfully mismanaged shandled by the white house. we hadn't shut down the government, this would not have happened. they st down the government with a fools errand that would not succeed and that is a fact. reporter: here's another reason we couldsee a deal sooner rather than later. six in10 americans have said that if they could, they would be in a place eve single member of congress in both parties. lou: ed henry from the white house. the funding of obamacare, the precipitate or of the shut down seemingly lost even as we learn more about the programs incredible faus and ineffectiveness. "the wall street journal" today reporting that the biggest flaws with the governments website, it had been identifi and repairs have begun. will be fixed, will be fixed in time to save the program? health care.gov serves 36 states. unfortunately, technical glitches on web servers have little impact on the cost that consumers are facing for health care cerage on the government plan. chief correspondent jim angle has the r

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to try to get this thing going so that the american people are no longer victimized by their own gornmenty have to do a two-pronged thing. one of the lawsuit against eric clapper, who is the a national intelligence directo anremember that he told the senate committee thathe gave the least on truthful answer. long lying to congress as a federal crime and he should be fired by the president and prosecuted by the justice department. the other is doing i legislatively and senator patrick leahy andi will be introducing legislation as soon as we can get this back from the shutdown. the legislation will do severa things. first of all that the collection of phone records can only take place when e nsa targets a foreigner who is a member of a recognized terrorist organization. either in this country or abroad the second thh is we are revising the court and any change would have to be public and it would be a public advocate that would represent the public and private intere. the third thing w would be doing with is telling the phone companies that they have the option at their discretion of saying

gornment shut-down.../ .. sunday... a... group... of... "honor flight volunteers"... reached the iwo jima memorial,.../ leading a group... of... over... 60... world war two and korean war veterans... to the.. site.../. after... tilting... water- filled barricades... nd... moving them ...out of the wa-/ the buses... we able... to ach... the ar.../. the veterans ...traveled... from syracuse, new york... to have their moment of reflection... at the memorial, it... appears this shutdown... will ...last... for a while. we're... about to enter ...the... second week... of the shutdown.../ .both sids... are... still... miles apart.../. democrats ...urging the hous..o pass a budgetbi.. no strings ... attached.../. house republicans... want concessions... from the white house,.../ especially... on obamacare obama says: "he doesn't, apparently, want to see the government shutdown end at the moment unless he's able to extract concessions that don't have anythng to do wit the boeher says: "the president's refusal to negotiate is hurting our economy and putting our country at risk.

you can't agree to fund the gornment or avert the debt limit, how do you turn sequestration off. >> i'm talking about the goals here. that should be the goal. there's no argument, even though there's some republicans that have embraced sequestration as a great idea. there's no argument that makes sense that sequestration has been a positive development for the country. it has hurt our economy. it hurt our national security. i think it's ir refutable sequestration is bad. therefore, you should get an agreement to turn it off. >> senator, i'm going to open this back up to our panel. katrina, i think it's an important question sam skrks the question of sequestration, which has been sidelined and in the process the goalposts have decidedly been moved to the right. this is a strategic question for democrats. >> absolutely. >> how much will they push and how much ground to republicans they don't know despite all that polling whether they want to open the government back up. >> i think you're right the goalposts have been moved. almost paul ryan's numbers have become a centrist number. he's in

is it time to finally have a showdown over what we want our gornment to do or

members on both sides of the aisle to try to make sure there is no issue much default and to get our gornment through. >> the house republicans did float a vote, that much mirrors the senate plan. there was talk often delaying a tax on medical quieses that helps fund the health care law, and lawmakers and top administration officials. but a number of conservatives voiced downs. senate majority leader harry reid accused an attack on bipartisanship. >> a bill that can't pat the senate. can't pass the senate and won't pass the senate. >> house democratic leader nancy pelosi echoed the criticism and from the other side of the avenue, jay carney joined in. >> whit comes to rallying tea party members that is not acceptable. >> it was all too much for john mccain of arizona. he faulted democrats today. >> to categorically reject what the house of representatives and the speaker is doing, and i think he's pretty courageous in what he's doing in my view is not serving the american people. so let's stop this. let's stop it, sit down, consider the speaker's proposal, get our proposal done. and then, get

some programs immediately, and it comes at a time when there are bigger questions about whom the gornment should help. jeffrey brown has our look. >> they were singing last week, but today as federal funded head start programs in at least nine states began to laps, there was no school for the children at the little river preschool in cherokee county, georgia. >> they're only going to be three one time in their life, or four one time in their life. and so if they miss out on learning during those really important moments of those years, it will impact the rest of their life. and so this is a critical time for the interruption. >> even as the shutdown effects take hold, longer term fights over safety net programs continue. prominently including food stamps. last month the house voted to cut the program by 40 billion dollars over ten years. the bill passed along party lines after heated debate. >> and most people don't choose to be on food stamps. most people want a job. most people want to go out and be productive. so that they can earn a living. >> and if others, and there may be some, tha

speaker, when we consider federal funding for tribal nations, we are talking about government-to-gornmentelationships. this means the entire federal government needs to be open and functioning. many services have been pointed out that are vital to indian country are not funded with b.i.a. or b.h.s. the department of agriculture, commerce, justice, transportation and other agencies within h.h.s. or interior all have native american accounts. food distribution on indian reservations is administered by the department of agriculture and no funds is able to replenish food reserves to support low-income american indians each month. in minnesota, winter is on its way and tribal housing development has been brought to a halt for white earth nation because the bureau of land management is closed. mr. speaker, i could list other important tribal partnerships that this bill will not open. and i have one that i'll enter into the record with your permission. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. ms. mccollum: we need to vote for a clean funding bill for this government. i'll vote no.

standoff over a budget bill continues in the united states over a partial shutdown of the fedal gornment. president barack obama has been forced to visit plans to visit southeast asian countries so he can deal with the impasse at home. in the house of representatives, which is controlled by the republicans, efforts continue to pass limited budget bills for