jennifer johnson has the story. >> good afternoon. roberts is being made in both the house and senate to end the government shut down and raise the debt ceiling. time for that is clear running out. >> the senate will come to order. >> for the first time in weeks, a possible deal in the u.s. senate. a different but similar plan is being worked on in the house. >> there have been no decisions about what exactly we will do. we will continue to work with our members on both sides of the aisle to try to make sure that .here is no issue of default >> both the senate and house report -- and house proposals would fund the government through january 15, raising the debt ceiling until february 7, and would require low income people to verify their income to get subsidies under obamacare. >> there are productive negotiations going on with the republican leader. i am confident we will be able to reach a agreement this week. proposaluse republican would eliminate special obamacare protections for labor unions and replace those with a two-year dela

jennifer johnson, nbc news, washington. >>> this morning employees of the nationally renowned lab willgin shutdown operations. the lab is one of the country's leading researchxd centers in nuclear and computer science. more than 6,000 people work there making it the second largest employer in alameda county right behind uc berkeley. most of the lab will be closed by end of day tomorrow. >>> coming up, a new security plan that runs the risk of decreasing privacy. we'll tell you why your income could influence -- one city installs security cameras. >> is the government downloading your address book? looks like it. coming up in business and tech. >> tina faye and amy polar are at it again and again. their deal to host a popular awards show coming up. >> well, and that's great news. right now it's actually warmer in san francisco and san mateo than it is right here inc san jose. we'll tell you when the peak will occur and when the cool weather will return to the bay area. that's coming up. >>> a new plan in fremont is é concerns about privacy. the government could shet up surveillance came

johnson survived with a broken leg. she told rescuers her father died trying to shield her. jennifer a family friend. >> we may never get over this. they were so much a part of every single thing that we ever did. you won't be able to find one person in this town that they did not touch. they were a big part of everything. >> reporter: the loss in this town of 2,000 is felt deeply at buena vista high school. the johnsons both coached here. their daughters were students. classmates mourned near a rock near campus that has become a memorial. brian yates is the principal. >> we all loved them. i love the kids here. we know that right now the kids are our focus. take care of them and take care of the staff. that's our job. >> reporter: the principal said it was students who came up with the idea for a vigil here at the school tuesday night. the trail where the rock slide happened remains closed. a county official said recent heavy rains in colorado may have played a role in the collapse and more rocks could give way. manuel bojorquez, cbs news, buena vista, colorado. >>> well, coming up

johnson survived with a broken leg. she told rescuers her father died trying to shield her. jenniferon is a family friend. >> we may never get over this. they were so much a part of every single thing that we ever did. you won't be able to find one person in this town that they did not touch. they were a big part of everything. >> reporter: the loss in this town of 2,000 is felt deeply at buena vista high school. the johnsons both coached here, their daughters were students. today classmates mourned near a rock on campus that has become a memorial. brian yates is the school principal. >> we all loved them. and -- i love the kids here. we know that right now the kids are the focus and take care of them and take care of the staff. that's our job. >> reporter: there will be a vigil here at the school tonight. scott, the trail where the rock slide happen remains closed. a county official said recent heavy rains in colorado may have played a role in the collapse and more rocks could give way. >> pelley: terrible accident, manuel. thank you very much. there was a remarkable site on the ala

jennifer london in fresno, at an irs center. >> this has not been a celebration for thousands of nasa workers. we have a report from the johnsonpace center - 97% of nasa staff as been idled by the shut down. >> nasa was here first. then did the community spring up around the federal agency to support the astro nouts and workers there. it's none more apparent than in frenchies restaurant, a locally owned italian airport is popular with employees. on a given day this day would be packed with nasa employees. on the first day of furlough, where 97% of the workforce was told to go home without pay, this place is significantly quieter. here is what the owner has to say. >> it's unfortunate that we are in a situation where the government is shut down, and the people that are paying the price are the workers that ought to support the country's ongoing space program and the other activities that the government workers here are involved in. it's not the way you ought to operate. >> this is where we spoke with a nasa employee who said that tomorrow would have been her 30th anniversary of service with the space agency. instead she's been

jean johnson, the chair of the board as well nurse practitioner health care and dean at the george washington university school of nursing. jennifer lee, board member at the arlington free clinic, peppermint, of the american society for clinical , and dr. johnence severin, chief executive officer of the american cancer society. quick reminder, please do tweet all of your thoughts, comments, and questions at the # . we have a great and robust dialogue going on. i would like to keep that going. with that, maryland, i would like to turn it over to you. rate, thank you. we have a lot going on. millions of people are about to become insured in january. the phones were ringing off the hook yesterday and the day before. we saw the system actually go down. the politics, regardless of what people are believing, people are interested, people are going to sign up, there will be more insured people either through private insurance or through medicaid. at the same time, many people will be left uninsured. we have a great panel with us today. a pretty straightforward question, but with different answers for just about everyone on the panel. so,