hallie jackson, thank you. >> starbucks might be looking to add a little fizz to your drinks. jane king joins us live with the mornings bloomberg business report. good morning, jane. seewitter users will soon video clips of nfl highlights on the site. twitter has been striking deals to attract more users and to raise money through ad revenue. they have a target in raising $1 billion in sales next year. stocks have been lower all week. we are looking at a little bit of a read group this morning. yesterday inching down again i continued concern of budget concern in washington. starbucks may be known for a lot of things. they filed a trademark on fizzio. milkshakes,e coffee, tea, and fruit juices. let's talk about nissan. you can buy just about anything on amazon. nissan is giving $1000 gift cards to the first $100 who buy the car through the amazon link. three of the first 100 buyers will get their car package in a giant amazon.com box. that is a really big box. anything't really buy on amazon. thank you so much. time to check on the weather. >> a little giftwrapped on that one.

jackson go to hallie with the latest on a possible shutdown.f time. >> midnight deadline. the senate will start its session 10 hours before the deadline for a deal. harry reid says his chamber will most likely stripped a bill of a controversial provision that would delay the health-care law. then send part of the bill back to the house, where its fate is uncertain. will fund the government. >> you are going to shut down the government if you cannot prevent millions of americans from getting affordable care. >> a government shutdown could affect visitors to national parks and museums. about 800,000 federal workers and first-time homebuyers could be affected. >> what will keep running tomorrow if a deal is not reached? mail, will still get your social security

hallie jackson has more. good morning. >> let's talk about today's diplomatic dialogue which could talks aboutrd's -- peace talks between israelis and palestinians and the potential for top-level talks between the u.s. and iran. the white house not ruling out a face-to-face between president iran's new president. they want to make sure the new president is sincere. he is going to be a salesman for the regime. we have to see if there are any actions that matched his words. >> we need to follow through on these openings and see how serious the iranians are. making sure syria follows through on its pledge to get rid of the chemical weapons and encouraging middle east peace talks after those talks were restarted in july. >> hallie jackson, thank you. disney is making a change starting next month for people with disabilities. they will no longer be ushered to the front of the line. they will go to the ride and return based on wait time. there were allegations that people were abusing the system. that brings us to

. >> hallie jackson has more on the story. good morning. >> house republicans are looking at how to get around a different fiscal fight, including one option that would delay. partof the health-care law we may be one step closer to avoiding a government shutdown. in just a few weeks, the treasury secretary warns his agency will run out of ways to borrow money. that means the u.s. might not be able to pay its bills. >> we saw what happened when 2011path was traveled in and the result was terrible. >> that threat halted hiring and sunk stock markets. the government may have to delay payments for things like checks for federal workers and troops. >> the president has chosen not to exercise any fiscal discipline. theirding them hostage to radical agenda. >> many republicans want to push off the health-care law for a year and see more budget cuts. >> we have been talking about an issue on the minds of every american as we careen towards implementing the obama health care plan. >> a major part of the health- care law goes into effec

hallie jackson is live. the senate still plans to vote today. >> right. is basically on the wall. it doesn't look like he has enough republican support to do that. >> do you like green eggs and ham? >> in between quoting dr. seuss -- >> most things can be fixed with duct tape and extension cords. that is actually very true. >> the freshman senator hammered home his point. >> all across this country, americans are suffering because of obamacare. >> he supports a bill that would strip funding from the health care bill. >> the senate will not pass any bill that delays obamacare. >> senate democrats are expected to take out the part of the bill that would gut health reform. senator cruz hopes to delay a procedural vote. harry reid promises that vote will move forward today. >> under the rules, no one can stop that. >> it looks like among republicans there is not much of an appetite to stop that. >> defund obamacare. >> top leaders do not support his talk tactic. >> i do not think filibustering is the best route to defunding obamacare. >> so what happens after today? the senate to take

hallie jackson will try to clear things up in just 60 seconds. go. >> if you have health insurance, you do not need to change a thing. if you do not have health care, you can start shopping in the new marketplaces. basically websites will let you compare different plans. most people will pick from four different levels. bronze, silver, gold, and platinum. you pay a lower monthly premium at the bronze level but more out of pocket. for platinum, the monthly premium gets more expensive but you pay less out of pocket. if you don't make enough money, you could qualify for a catastrophic plan. a tax premium may make your coverage less expensive. under the affordable care act, most people are required to have insurance or pay a fine next year, at least $95 per person in 2014. hallie jackson,. . >> many republicans have shown their opposition to the affordable care act. a group has released a series of ads and they are a little startling. >> ok, let's have a look. ada group distributed this 20 collegesit some campuses across the country saying they are b

. >> hallie jackson has more. >> hi.e could include a few things -- talks about peace talks between israelis and palestinians and the potential for top-level talks between the u.s. and iran. use theer president world states to rail against the u.s. and israel. some are wondering about a warm- up between u.s. and iran. >> he will be a salesman for the regime. we have see if there any actions that matched his words. >> the white house has not ruled out a face-to-face meeting. if that happens, it would be the first in more than three decades. >> we need to follow through on these openings and see how serious the arabians are. >> i would argue it is better to let your diplomats negotiate on lower levels. >> that is happening. is preparing for a mprimise.]ppe >> making sure he follows through on his pledge to get rid of chemical weapons and to encourage middle east peace talks. >> i know the negotiations are going to be tough. the consequences of not trying could be worse. >> these international initiatives will be the focus

. >> hallie jackson will have much more coming up in about 20 minutes. > 47 minutes at the airport -- 47 degrees at the airport. >> suspended from school for playing with a toy gun in their front yard. >> this is the beltway at greenspring avenue. saide president of kenya their military has gained control of a mall. some attackers may still be lingering inside. 67 people are confirmed dead. authorities expect it death toll to rise to up to 100 people. among those killed, a pregnant johns hopkins university graduate. wo students are suspended from school this morning. 911 to reportled the children. it was never mistaken for a real weapon. she said the toy gun made her uncomfortable. a zeroool said they have tolerance policy on firearms. >> now weather and traffic on the 1's. good morning to you. sarah caldwell checking on your morning commute. this wednesday is shaping up to be a nice start. this is a live picture at the harbor tunnel. 95 southbound in the green from the white marsh area. 11 minutes on the west side. here is a live look at traffic at security. a nice start there. traff

>> give hallie jackson a minute to explain this. >> if yard have health insurance, you do not need to change a thing. if you do not have health care, you can start shopping in the new marketplaces. websites will let you compare different plans. most people will pick from four different levels. you pay a lower monthly premium at the bronze level but more out-of-pocket. the monthly premium gets more expensive but you pay less out- of-pocket. you could qualify for a cottage traffic -- for a catastrophic plan. a tax premium may make your coverage less expensive. most people are required to have insurance or pay a fine next $95 per person in 2014. the penalty joneumps. >> you can find more details information on our website. you can compare premiums and subsidies. click health-care reform at the top of wbaltv.com. >> if the government does shutdown, the effects could devastate our local economy. jennifer franciotti breaks down the numbers for us. >> right now there are close to 100,000 federal workers in maryland. hillkers on capitol continue to figure out how to stop a government shutdown

. >> hallie jackson, thank you. fire officials remain on the scene of a fire in north baltimore. >> york road is closed at coldspring lane. kim dacey has the latebreaking details. ring us up to date. >> crews are still on the scene. york road is still shut down at cold spring. they were hoping to have it open by 6:00 this morning. continue to investigate the fire. the fire started just after 3:00 is morning. the fire started in one building and spread to three other units. four total buildings affected. at one point the flames were shooting out of the building when crews arrived. they got the fire under control within an they are now hour. investigating inside. no one was hurt. >> there were two buildings that were occupied. all occupants evacuated the building safely. >> the cause of the fire is under investigation. we are hoping they will open this road again any time now. we will keep you updated. kim dacey, wbal-tv 11 news. >> a suspect a shot and killed during a hostage situation over the weekend. we are told a