show you where it's happening. my guys are multiple shots right at that location and began about a half a block away, but now if the order is canceled considering there were that many gunshots, perhaps the criminal who was starting this may have been neutralized in some way. cynthia, the idea tech for fox and fox business. you heard of thing. >> what i saw was a car going of the constitution avenue. a lot of cop cars following it. it's a chase. usually when you see that many cup cars in on the move to the left of the right. it was going steady. now a real high rate of speed. maybe 40 miles-per-hour, but never stopped. get a first-rate and made a sharp turn to the left and a lot more cars can. we just heard about 67 gunshots. liz: did you see police doing the shooting? >> i could see from this far away to be honest. liz: this is how close it is just to let you know. now that the lock down is lifted, we are okay. we're continue. ashley: great job. we are getting reports. a source in the park police saying that this a

going to happen but it has happened before you know on numerous occasions many occasions it's happened so this isn't the first time but i made a prediction a few weeks ago and everyone said no way would they ever let the shutdown happen and it has happened i think it could go on for a while i mean some people have a bigger thing coming along you have the debt ceiling coming and that almost is going to blend in how well it's going to be interesting to see how long this last rate goes in a couple of weeks there isn't your hero increase that fourth thing to write this right he increased the debt ceiling on it but obama your hero voted out my initial i was there i know that voted against increasing you know when he was a senator he voted against increasing the debt ceiling lot of people don't know that but but he wants to increase it president obama hey look he's in it pitching everybody's pitching they're pitching for never they believe but larry president obama voted against increasing the debt ceiling you know that when he was a senator when he was a said now you want to do it now he's

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anybody, anything could happen? you said the baby was sick, baby's been crying a lot. >> yeah, the baby was, like i said, it progressed over friday to saturday. i'm not lying to you guys. >> we started to think that adrian thomas had done something to this child. it was definitely our main focus. >> i don't think you would do it on purpose. i don't think you would. i don't think anybody would hurt a baby on purpose. >> no. >> who would hurt a baby on purpose? >> that's what i'm saying. >> this is an accident. >> when we're speaking to you, we're, of course, lying. we're going to say anything to get you to tell us the truth. that being we give you the outs. here's your out. could it have happened you dropped the baby and the head hit the back of the crib? we were saying anybody could have done that. adrian said that kind of looks intentional. we were trying to explain to him, no, that wouldn't be intentional. that's what a father of six people could have done because he's exhausted. >> i've never dropped no baby. i w

it has been -- we waited for accel investigation to come and it happened, is it going to happen next year and if you optimistic about next year and you think the ims at the beginning of this show, their optimism for next year to the extent they have any is based on ac acceleration in e u.s. and will the u.s. economy accel investigation? i think the u.s. private sector is doing pretty good, deleveraging and got through the hangover from the financial crisis the question is will fiscal policy be sensible and will the u.s. stop dragging down growth with too much tightening. >> china i think you are absolutely right it is a big question, china the big story has been the slowdown in china, we used to have double digit growth rates and now seven. >> rose: i know people who are skeptical about the growth. >> absolutely, the question -- people are not really, ah, they are china it is okay to be okay or china bad and there is going to be a hard landing in china, i am kind of in the middle of this because china is secularly slowing, it is slowing because of demographic reasons and slowing beca

see what happens. there was strange theater where republicans made funding conten jents on killing or dough raying the president's health care law, then the senate would say no. then they would send back a straight up government funding bill. and republicans would try it again, try it again and try it again right up until the bitter end. as of this hour we have no deal. one last maneuver was tried to get the senate to negotiate over their demands to kill obama kashs but the senate has rejected that manure. >> i'd like to say good evening, but it isn't a very good one. as we gather here right near stat wary hall, i'm reminded that president washington, when he was leaving office cautioned against political parties that were at war with their own government. and here we are tonight. >> now, the shut down is in effect as of now. we are advised that the office of management and budget had ordered federal departments to execute plans for shutting down at midnight. mid now is now passed. so the execution is

i didn't know what happened. i knew from my mother tears when she looked at these that something terrible had happened. i learned more as i looked through these documents in these old newspaper stories. i am sure it is because of what happened when i was 4 and what i found in my mother's closet so many years ago, the reason i have written these books. a little bit about them. there is so much one could say about november 22nd, 1963. it is especially challenge to talk about it and write about it for young people. children and adults who don't remember anything about it. those of us who do it seems like yesterday but it was a challenge to write about something for people who had never experienced it, didn't know who john kennedy was. children are not talk about john kennedy in elementary school or high school today. few kids are taught about the cold war or the vietnam war. history stops and a lot of schools with the civil war and they move forward to the civil rights movement and modern history. i was dealing with

would happen. and we went into emergency procedure. >> i apologize for not recognizing mr. mcnerney for your question. thank you for your indulgence, and you are recognized. >> i want to thank you, thank you, and also ranking member michaud for inviting me here and other members of the cleanup and checking. it's a great committee. this is a terrible hearing though to make that happen. so i do want to say the situation is dire. on november 1, we are going to cut off hundreds of thousands of disability recipients, students that are depending on g.i. bill's, families whose veterans or active serviceman was have died, i think the american public needs to note the dire situation. we are going to be sending hundreds of thousands of people into dire straits, maybe making them homeless, and there's no excuse. we need to solve this problem. we need to solve it in the next week. so, i do have some specific questions. mr. secretary, in addition to mr. denham, my colleague and neighbor, i would like to know fr

so, that's what they expect to happen. there's already some complaints from capitol hill, senator lindsey graham says al-liby should be tape to guantanamo bay. >> i guess there are questions from the country where we got those guys. those remain, don't they? >> well in libya, the prime minister came out and said that he is demanding answer from the american government, but there are also indications that the libyans may in fact have been told about this operation in advance. the state department today would not comment been whether they had shared that information with the libyans. but remember, u.s. special operations forces, special forces, had been training libyan command doughs, -- commandos and it's not out of the question some libyan koa man doughs may have helped with the operation held by the u.s. army's delta force. >> questions about the timing here. the white house needed something good in foreign policy and the cynics and critics suggested this was a timing matter that hilt nicely -- hit nicely. >> there is the

can it happen? yeah. now, when this does happen, and the one with a low kinetic energy happens to be h2o, and it's near a neighbor that just did the same thing, that made some other oxygen or nitro molecule go faster and give up its energy and gets over to here, these h2os will coalesce and then become-- more and more happen. what happens here, this becomes a little droplet. it's not part of the air anymore. there's your condensation. what is left behind? the air is warmer. can you see that? so in the last bounce of h2o with the air molecule, the last bounce that gives up most of its energy to this one, and then they coalesce, that last-bounce energy warms up the air. this happens even when it's snowing, especially when it snow. one time, i'm with my friends up at the lake tahoe, and i'm up at the top of the mountain. and i said--and all of a sudden, i feel it really, really getting warm. and i'm just kidding around and going like this, "humba, humba, humba, snow, snow, snow." and someone says, "hewitt, y

and that didn't happen. say the san francisco hospital does not look good at this point. >> the city is responsible for what happened. >> reporter: the san francisco mayor ed lee offered those blunt words, saying today that he has asked for an independent are you view of the hospital owned and operated by the city. >> this should not have happened. we all agree. we want to prevent it from ever happening again. >> reporter: san francisco general until now had a good reputation. for example, it successfully treated many of the patients from the crash at the san francisco international airport. >> we are here to provide patient care and security to 100,000 patients and their families each year. nothing like this has ever happened before. there is no precedent for this. >> reporter: for now, we're still left to wonder why did spalding leave her room? why did she go to that fire escape stair well? and why did it take so long for someone at the hospital to find her? as for that independent revurk it will encompass

what just happened. and what he hopes happens next. and when he made these remarks today at the white house, he sounded a little bit like 2008 again. he went back to the very first themes, the very first basic message that he ran on in the first place in 2008. the message that washington has to change, that there has to be a more adult way of handling the governing of the country, that we need to grow up and prioritize good governance in washington over everything else that seems to drive us instead. >> but, all my friends in congress, understand that how business is done in this town has to change. and now that the government has reopened, and this threat to our economy is removed, all of us need to stop focusing on the lobbyists and the bloggers and the talking heads on radio and the professional activists who profit from conflict, and focus on what the majority of americans sent us here to do. let's face it, the american people don't see every issue the same way. but that doesn't mean we can't make pr

in volgograd it can happen in moscow or it can happen in new york city and it's on a dime and dr of law thank you very much indeed for joining us live here on r.t. and what as the investigation into the blast continues we'll bring you the latest on the story can log on to our twitter feed for the updates stay with r.t. . right see. first. and i think that you're. gonna read. from has become the latest country caught up in edward snowden's snooping revelations paris is demanding an explanation from the u.s. authorities over claims the n.s.a. has been spying on millions of french citizens intercepting their phone calls on a sweeping scale syria has the details france is certainly not happy with the latest revelations from n.s.a. whistleblower edward snowden's leaks and the interior minister calling all of this shocking and unacceptable especially the extent to which the spying was happening in a report that was a published in the limo newspaper it says that between december tenth two thousand and twelve an eighth of january twenty third thirteen the n.s.a. recorded some seventy point

look what happens now.alth care program, he uses the term surge, we'll have a surge to try to fix it. you talked about the connection and how he's now citing his predecessor. that's one example, something that lived on past his administration as a concept. >> when the book begins with an aide, president bush comes back to texas and an aide says you left office incredibly unpopular, one of the most unpopular presidents in history and he responds. >> he says i was also the most popular president in history. you kind of get at this moment a sense of what might have been. iraq took such a toll. he had so many other things he could have been known for. saving people with aids in africa, medicare part d, expanding coverage, no child left behind, tax cuts, all sorts of things he wanted his presidency to be about, immigration, and in fact, became subsumed by the overarching terror and wars that took over his presidency. >> lastly, what's the relationship between bush and cheney now? are they friends? >> today, they

i want this to happen. just tell me how it is going to happen. >> today 2000 latinos turned 18. asians, hispanics, african- americans, overwhelmingly for barack obama. that's not going to change until they do something about our broken immigration system, and what do we know? turn 1856,000 latinos every month. 2 million more hispanics voted in 2012. you saw the resounding results. you remember of election night everyone woke up and said, there are millions of them and voting, and barack and everyone is giving them credit for the next election for president of the united states? we know this is an ongoing struggle, and it had a culmination. the ugliness of the immigration political fostered activity in our community. let me go back to washington. racism he had to confront, it gave me no choice but to respond or to basically be a liar to myself. 1980ad to make a choice in three in chicago. latinos are making decisions. asians are making decisions. i think this president can do a lot more. i have been out there in the white house. we are going to come up against 2 million more depo

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theoretically, it hasn't happened as far as we know has never happened. theoretically, you could cause a car accident through a computer attack remotely. now, a lot of people would instantly think, oh, my god, car cyberwar is just around the corner. and i would say, okay, that is a real in risk, it could happen. but just imagine what the consequence would be. the consequence would be huge media outcry, two people killed in a car cyberattack. and the next result would be that nobody would buy that vehicle anymore. so the market, if you're talking large numbers year, then the market is able to react in the way that is not the case in this controlled system environment because the market is so small. >> we cannot get into that here. i could keep on talking, but the clock ticks. we are on a tight timetable. so i would now like to open it up to questions from the floor. all i would say is, please wait until you get a microphone when you're called on before asking your question, and do try to keep question short and questions are not statements. so who would li

it happened around 3:00 yesterday afternoon. the officers were on routine patrol in the area and saw the person with what appeared to be a rifle. the officers called for backup and within minutes the person with that gun was dead. sheriffs office says immediately after the shooting the person collapsed on to the rifle and officers found a handgun as well. there are several parallel investigations running looking into this shooting. the petaluma police and the district attorneys office are all look into the shooting. the two officers involved are on standard paided a mt.ive leave. we are waiting for more information on the shooting. including looking into accounts again that the young person involved in this was a 13-year- old who lived in this neighborhood. we are going to go exploring through the neighborhood. we are again hearing that he may have lived. for now we are live. are >>> san bruno was the site of another deadly police shooting. ryan was killed just after 2:00 yesterday morning. police say he was driving a stolen car

what happens going to happen. >> they got the powder in the vacuum been now that slightest spark. because you never know. >> what if you sucked up like an inc. pen. >> a bettery. >> a lighter. or in this case a cigarette because sometimes people put lit -- watch this. >> oh, that didn't take long at all. >> we saw the whole thing. >> it lights up that suction place where it sucks into the funnel. >> oh, wow. >> that's cool. gun powder or no gun powder, probably not a goodiy deto lecture up a good significant rent. >> a pair of guys from the meddle prankers is who were bussing people jumping to the fare. in the subway there's a door that's an exit and people can peek in that way. so these guy down there pretending to be police. he does pull out a fake ticket book and so they've got few people down there on this prank but then one of the people celebrates the beach. >> you're the the job also? >> yes. they tried to play the frank on actual costs who were down there in the subway. those costs come back and this is what happened. >> is that illegal? >> yes. >> is that illegal? you can

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to piece together what happened. now, this off-ramp remains shut down. live here in el cerrito, claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. >> investigators in san francisco still want to know if a woman's body found in a stairwell at sf general hospital is that of a patient who went missing more than two weeks ago. a janitor found the body yesterday morning in a rarely used stairwell. a source closely involved with the vision told ktvu it is the body of 57-year-old lynn spaulding. she disappeared from her hospital room 18 days ago after checking in for a possible bladder infection. >> tonight i am sure the staff there is horrified and confused. certainly the family is horrified and confused. >> the sheriff's department provides squirt for the hospital. they are in charge of investigating what happened and how this woman died. >>> a bail hearing is set for this morning in san francisco for a man suspected of a major on-line drug trafficking operation. 29-year-old ross ullbricht is accused of running the website silk road, th

is this going to happen again? republican congressman who represented parts of ohio. thanks for your time. >> nice to see you. we have seen a lot of interesting conflict within the republican party over the shutdown resolution. how do the dynamics inside the party change now that we have the resolution? >> well, they don't. the civil war that is going on and i hope we can sort it out by the 2014 elections. this group that led us on this baton death march to nowhere believes that we are not conservative enough and the evangelical voters stayed home. if they turned out mitt romney would be president and we wouldn't have obama care. i and charlie dent and devin nunez who you have heard from this evening believe that in order to win a national election think it would be nice to have women and people in labor think about voting for republicans. that's the dynamic today and this bunch, i mean, they just had no plan. and that was evident. i think john boehner deserves credit for trying to show them six ways to sunday this

we got to make that happen. tomorrow is the day to make that happen. >> up say tomorrow.ket guest on earlier saying he doesn't believe the october 17th is the be all end all deadline. but we both know the market could suddenly sell off at any point at this time and that would force your hand and others in washington. how quickly can you get a deal? >> let me tell you. first it's very clear you're not going to have the extremes the right or left. you won't that have extremes on either side. democrat, republican, whatever. if people can't become americans first and do what's good for our country and come back to the middle that's where we got to be tomorrow. we can get this done if it doesn't run out the clock in 30 hours procedural votes. we're hoping people can say listen vote your conscience. leapt those of us willing to move our country forward teen put our country first let's do it. let us have that vote. i hope that will happen tomorrow. >> let me ask you because we just had representative huelskamp as you know a conservative member of the house he was going to vote a

josh, what's happening? >> so there are rumors that came out that cerebrus or some other private equity firm might be kicking the tires. i would never buy a stock for that reason. if it doesn't happen what you have here is a melting iceberg. i would avoid the stock and if somebody does come in, with a dark horse bid, congratulations to the firm. >> steve weiss, tesla, to the wall, a stock sliding down more than 6% today. >> right. so i think the bulls are trying to say they've added a new accessory to the car which is a barbecue in the front end. the bears are saying this hit a piece of debris and the car caught fire and now it's ruined. that's the big issue. these are battery cars, batteries we've seen the problems of lithium batteries have had with boeing and now the tesla. this is taking a little wind out of the sales there. i think it's grossly overvalued. and a niche market. i would be a seller. >> anybody on the desk think this sell-off is overdone, too much is being made of what is a certainly sensati

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what happens next? can republicans be publicly shamed into allowing the government to come back on line or are we living in a post shame political world where we will need a different strategy. joining us now is a congresswoman from illinois. thank you for being with us tonight. >> i would say good evening, but we passed that bewitching hour now. >> obviously exhausted and upset is what's going on in half the house. what is the mood like in the house? is there any expectation of any continued forward movement? or does it just feel like it's done? >> i don't really see it. harry reid said unless there is a vote on a clean cr, continuing resolution that he's not going to negotiate. he's not going to appoint conferees. i don't see how it happens. i really don't see how it happens. >> in terms of the continued votes that are planned tonight in the house, obviously senator reed reid has said unless there is that clean vote, don't bother. it will be tabled as soon as the senate comes back into session tomorro

and they have something like that happens now we would be forced to take action. in other cases israel for noninterference and providing medical assistance to this severe. population of syria living close school cheap israeli border. this is it for today my guest was israel's deputy foreign minister said to me sophie shevardnadze thanks so watching we'll see you next time. some may disagree. but i believe america is exceptional. real damage and complexity of this oil spill was not something you can grasp just by looking at dirty birds we have between four to five million people in this directly affected area of the coast and it's pretty clear why it's not being reported because b.p. can't afford to have a reported all along the gulf coast are clean they are safe and they're open for business if b.p. is the single largest oil contributor to the pentagon the us war machine is heavily reliant upon b.p. and their oil this is a huge step backwards for the marker c. it's a step forward for the oligarchy carex it is toxic is a look a lot like spraying in vietnam it was a

proud of the gyptian people i wonder if you still hold on to that pride are you proud of what is happening in your country now yes i'm definitely proud we went down two thousand and eleven to object to a number of wrong things that were happening in our country and when they happened again we just took to the streets again very quickly and very effectively took us three days instead of eighteen days the second time so i'm still less proud but i remember that one of the main slogans that you could hear on takrit square back down to was brad freedom and human dignity and if you take those as as a yardstick of a gypsy. success or progress and the picture is not really here brad because your economy is much worse than it used to be more people have been arrested or killed since the ouster of mubarak than prior to that and when it comes to human rights and human dignity the progress is very limited to say the least so isn't egypt pretty much back to where it was before the arab spring only much worse i think what's happening now in egypt is a retaliation to to the actions that were taken by peo

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it hasn't happened for 17 years. but now it has. we'll see effects is almost immediately, the washington monument, the heart of the capital, closed. the statue of liberty, to billions around the world the epitome of freedom and democracy shut down. across the corrupt, the st. louis gateway arch closed. some 800,000 people will be furloughed in the next few hours. listen to president obama earlier this evening. >> the shutdown will have a very real economic impact on real people. right away. >> what are the numbers? the shutdown could cost the u.s. economy roughly a billion dollars a week in lost pay for federal work hes. there are estimates of a three-or four week shut down and costs the country. i'm hoping that you can make sense of this because to me, a british guy over here is a great guest of your great country, i find this utterly baffling. >> i can't imagine it will last very long. i think it could last a few hours or a few days. the last time it happened, back in early 1996, december '95, january '96, it lasted for about 20 d

to chlorinated water and some of the greater public health advancements so i think given what's happened with greenpeace it's almost become even in our pop culture it's becoming more and more sort of the butt of a joke it's an ex it's known as an extreme organization among the environmental pressure groups it's by known as one of the most extreme next to some of you know the other ones like the animal liberation front all that but it's getting out there and i think what russia has done hair is send a very clear signal that they're going to play a no nonsense game with greenpeace perhaps the pirate pirates charges are a little bit much but certainly not the other charges the trespassing and violations and it's very interesting to see greenpeace wet hair let's just hope that what happened with france a few years back france did that get sunk the original ship the greenpeace head but then they were. forced by a tribunal to pay eight million dollars to pay for it let's hope that doesn't happen with russia stick to your guns here alexander one of the things i mean i guess kind of all of it al

what happens then? cnn's brian todd reports. >> reporter: since virtually the moment it came online, the obama care signup website has been beset with glitches, people not being able to logon, getting booted off. we pressed the administration's point man on all this, david simas. >> folks are working 24/7 to address and fix problems. people are going through and others aren't. it's not acceptable. which is why they are working around the clock with hardware and software. >> reporter: many argue you had many months to get this booted up and perfected. >> we went through a testing period and during the testing period, to fix those things. with a site like this, of course there will be glitches. let's understand why there was the initial problem. we have 250,000 concurrent users at one time. just for perspective, medicare.gov has 5 million unique visitors. this in the first few days had 8.6 million unique visitors. >> how much did it cost to pay the contractor to set up this website? >> i'll refer you back

happened to me this happened to me and to be questioned hours upon hours. i knew when i did report because i did i was blamed for my own experience. >> what were you told? >> i was told that rape was like a football game and what would i have done differently to avoid that situation? >> one in 20 college women in the united states will be the victim of a completed or attempted raip in rape in a typical college year, according to the violence against women are survey. as many as 20 to 25% can be victims. today many of these victims of rape refer to them as survivors. >> there's depression, there's eating disorders. there's cutting. there's this internal blame. there's not wanting to go out at night. dropping out of school is something we've seen lot. dropping out of classes, major switching residence hall rooms and a lot of that better is placed on -- burden is placed on the victim to change your lifestyle, your fault, get over it, figure what you can do better. >> the school blind to sexual vinyls? >> they treat it as a compliance issue. something that can

liz: okay, didn't happen.mistic, but perhaps some of the leadership is holding back, we don't know. 3 p.m. meeting was supposed to happen with the president, it's being held off so they have more time to deal with it. but at the moment, the fact is the government will run out of money on thursday. what's this impact of the threat of debt default? joining us now, maya macguineas, and she's joined by phil bredesen, former democratic governor from tennessee. welcome to you both. let's just clarify one thing because treasury secretary jack lew told us honestly on thursday we'll have about $30 million left. not entirely run out of money. and, remember, tax receipts do come in, but well off what we need on a daily basis. maya, i will start with you. the one group that has respect at this moment are the governors of the united states of america because they have to balance their budget, and they always manage to do that. yeah, so michigan's having trouble at the moment, but listen, look and explain to us what you're

want that to happen to me. artie has madeic a serious mistake and they recognize it now. they have let the state legislators go without getting concentration. that is where they need to put their attention. >> how is this playing in pre are? not very well. >> everyone is angry. the government hostage over obamacare is ridiculous. >> a bunch of jerks running the show up there. >> you kind of get the drift. people said the people to washington to govern, not to close up shop. my wife and i were driving through zion national park in utah. if we had chosen this week we would not have been able to do so. what is the fallout on this politically? we know what happened to newt gingrich and the republicans. >> we are about to have hurricane season. they cannot cherry pick fast enough to keep those parts of the government open that will anger people when they are closed. there is a slight chance because the way the press covers things to that there becomes an equivalence. obama is saying -- saying i will not dissociate i

it's a problem waiting to happen.edit score, check your credit report at experian.com. >>> he arrived, i think in 1992. i was at whale and dolphin stadium when he arrived. he's twice as large as the next animal in the facility. >> right at about 12,000 pounds. that's -- that's incredible. he looks fantastic. >> when tilikum arrived at sea world he was attacked viciously repeatedly by katina and others. in the wild it's a very mate society. males whales are kept in the perimeter. in captivity, animals are squeezed into very close proximity. tilikum, the poor guy is so large he couldn't get away because he just is not as mobile, relative to the smaller and more agile females. >> he spent time in isolation. seaworld claims he's always with the females but from what i saw he was mostly put with the females for breeding purposes and he didn't spend a lot of time with the other whales. >> it's for his own protection, you know, he gets beat up, and so by segregating him, it provides a physical barrier so the females can't ki

and why the loved ones of the bombing on says this point do we know exactly what happened on the bus well that investigator has told r.t. that if women boarded the bus yesterday afternoon and that an explosion then took place at the back of the box first call came into emergency at around him local time and at the scene be fragments of that explosive device including a grenade t.n.t. and shrapnel was found but we found a witness who happened upon it just moments after the blast took place let's listen to what he's got to say. there were many ambulances and police around people getting out from the coast to help they were pulling people out of the bus giving the water sharing their first aid kits what shocks me is that there was one woman still inside the bus sat all covered in blood and i couldn't tell whether she was dead or alive the bus route starts at the city's heart center also pulses near the university so the bus was full of home patients and students one of the theories it's been going around is the possibility this attack may have been intended for moscow if you heard anyth

that's what should happen. the work that we all need done isn't getting done because they can't come together on anything else. they're arguing, we did not send you to the capitol to shut down the government. but some arguments here are that house members believe they did send them to washington to make sure there's no spending measures that go through that will fund obama care and allow that to go forward. so you have these competing interests. and that's what we're seeing play out here, poppy. >> athena, appreciate it. we'll continue to watch the vote. 172 votes cast. all yea votes to secure back pay for 800,000 plus federal workers that are now out of a job because washington can't agree. athena, thank you. >>> two motorcyclists are in kwus di accused of being involved in the crash between a biker group and an suv driver in new york. the video is raising concerns about what some are calling a dangerous new breed of biker in the u.s. police say they ride not just for the thrill of the road, but to perform stu

could that actually happen? >> reporter: it could happen, anderson. unusual thing for a lieutenant governor of governor to get involved. lieutenant governor peter kinder can't do this by himself. but the fact that he's called for it is very symbolic. he's basically saying to the attorney general and to the prosecuting attorney here, it's a good idea. let's get it before a grand jury in this county. if they decide not to do it they would be basically saying lieutenant governor we don't want to do that. we don't care. so it's very possible that with the pressure from the state capitol here in jefferson city, missouri, that that could happen that this investigation could be reopened. anderson? >> gary tuchman, appreciate the reporting. thanks. >>> just ahead, millions of veterans may soon be facing serious hardships if the shutdown continues. tonight an announcement about something could be coming their way a 360 exclusive next. american express credit card, every purchase earns you 2% cash back, which is deposited in your fidelity account. is that it? a

you can imagine it happening again. what white house officials will tell you is the way they conducted themselves in this process saying they will not negotiate and really in the end pretty much getting for this way, they feel that that will discourage tea party republicans, house republicans from taking a similar track come middle of january. now, whether that's going to happen, that's to be debated but what they are saying is this discourages them and also, they are sort of betting on the fact closer to an election when the polls show and you just heard lindsey graham telling you that the polls which showed republicans were very much blamed for this compared to democrats and certainly compared to the white house, i think the white house feels that closer to the election that republicans aren't going to want to go through this all over again, of course, that's sort of i think a standard that you wouldn't necessarily see some house republicans standing by. so i think we're not going to know if this really works until we

they haven't happened yet. they haven't happened between john bain eoehner and harry rei between john boehner and the president. >> i'l'll let se. >> what is your plan? we can't live in this ditch for the rest of our lives. >> we're talking about whether or not we will agree on funding the government for six weeks. government services from food safety to helping veterans to the cia, fbi. what is on the floor right now is whether or not to continue funding for six weeks while we dohat tom's talking about, which is a larger effort to sit down. i agree that we need common sense. what we have right now is a situation, though, where we came together and said, you know, it's only six weeks of funding. so we're going to compromise and agree with the funding level that the republicans want. not a dollar ash more than what they're asking for for six weeks so we can get to the bigger question of the budget, the deficit and so on. but that unfortunately wasn't good enough. what we have is a minority of a minority of the m

what is happening in the house? >> what is happening in the house is syria happened in the house.he debt ceiling happened in the house. the budget. >> i mean. here we are having a debate and the secretary of treasury says while we are on recess. the 17th is the day we run out of money and you have to lift the debt ceiling. when that occurs everything else is going to take a second stake to that. part of this are things you can't control. >> the storm will pass and then we'll be able to move. >> the movement is too large. it's too expansive. it's roots are cemented in our every day life. people are not going to give up on this. >> thi this is who we are. this is like breathing or eating. this is like having to bathe. this is like an every day necessity for our community. that is accomplishing the goal of passing an immigration system. a lot of people think, well we can wait. no we can't. 1100 people were deported today and 1100 tomorrow. and 100,000 have been deported that could have been fitted from that bill. >> there is a story from the "new york times" that talks about any over

what happens? we're getting small reports saying the white house may not be interested in doing a deal. then we have other one saying there might be something do you think there's any deal that's going to get down here? >> unfortunately, eric, i don't, and here's why. remember the president initially asked for all of the republicans to come to the white house. why? because he waned an opportunity -- wanted an opportunity to charm or scare part of the republicans to voting with the democrats to do what the democrats wanted to do. but to speaker boehner's credit, he said, i'll bring a contingent. let's talk. because what boehner is doing is keeping the republicans together and what obama wanted to do was to divide and conquer. i also believe that that's what harry reid meant when he said, we got your back, don't screw it up. they believe that they are winning, and if they can divide the republicans, they can get everything they want in -- without any spending restraints from the republicans. >> we se