joe manchin plans to give up his salary during the shutdown and asking his colleagues to do the same time. >> the convicted sex offender of abducting jaycee dugard has applied guilty. he made a deal but that did not happen in court today. nannette miranda joins us with the story. >> the grand jury that indicted garridos prompted philip garrido to make a surprise guilty plea. he was expected to plead guilty of raping jaycee dugard when she was just 11 years old and holding her captive for two decades. a guilty plea would have spared dugard the pain of a trial. today's problem apparently is over how the grand jurors were selected. his attorney is set up that nancy's attorney is assuming facts about the case that may not be true, that a guilty plea would never agreed to although was talked about. she says she is determine to jealously protect philip's rights and she will not, quote, rollover and play dead. nancy's attorney is upset. he was hoping that guilty plea would mean leniency for nancy. >> she does not want pleat to go through. nee she has consistently said that but if there is a

joe manchin plans to give up his salary during the shutdown and asking his colleagues to do the same time. >> the convicted sex offender of abducting jaycee dugard has applied guilty. he made a deal but that did not happen in court today. nannette miranda joins us with the story. >> the grand jury that indicted garridos prompted philip garrido to make a surprise guilty plea. he was expected to plead guilty of raping jaycee dugard when she was just 11 years old and holding her captive for two decades. a guilty plea would have spared dugard the pain of a trial. today's problem apparently is over how the grand jurors were selected. his attorney is set up that nancy's attorney is assuming facts about the case that may not be true, that a guilty plea would never agreed to although was talked about. she says she is determine to jealously protect philip's rights and she will not, quote, rollover and play dead.d. nancy's attorney is upset. he was hoping that guilty plea would mean leniency for nancy. >> she does not want pleat to go through. nee she has consistently said that but if there is

abc news correspondent jonathan karl talked to congressman david schweikert and senator joe manchin. first, schweikert. >> are you concerned that we could see a government shutdown when there are only a few billion dollars -- >> it is possible. >> worth shutting it down for those few billion? >> it is time for our side to stop giving and it. >> you understand how it back congress looks? >> -- how bad congress looks? >> i understand, i am one of them. >> we went through this in 1996 with bill clinton as president and newt gingrich as speaker of the house. how did we get to this point again, evan? >> we never learned. most of the country does not want this to happen, but the voters and a district that elected the tea party people do want it to happen. that the book group of congressmen are under pressure from their voters to shut it down -- that little group of congressmen are under pressure from their borders to shut it down. >> colby? >> that is one-sided. the other side has pressure, the ideological side, the democrats who say we don't want riders in the bill. you have an ideologica

budget cuts are passed with it even democrats are joining the chorus people like senator kent conrad joe manchin and mark pryor and even the president's own party doesn't want to tell the white house line to pass a clean debt bill does that mean that they've completely lost this political fight and a discussion with me is politico's. they thank you so much for being here tonight like i said a couple of months ago except for some tea partiers you even had john boehner you have republican leaders that were saying this is going to be catastrophic we can't let it happen we can't even toy with the debt ceiling and suddenly it's fair game hey it's just something you throw into every debate what happened i think you saw the political environment and i mean democrats you're right a lot of them thought that this was going to be an easy vote for them they'd be able to vote for this up or down there wouldn't be a controversy they have the votes they still the majority in the senate but i think the political calculus now because of all the concern about the deficit that they're hearing from their constituen

i'd also be totally remiss if i didn't say thank you to senator joe manchin. he has been my cosponsor on the other side of the aisle. and before the it was senator blanch lincoln, a former senator now. and i thank him for that effort, too. [inaudible] >> yeah, we're going to a stakeout after lunch and i'll be happy to answer your questions on any other matters that we're dealing with. right now we're just on the subject. any questions to 1099s? >> yes. this is -- this is the house bil bill. >> many are saying many things, but i would tell you that i've worked this from day 1. and i just simply didn't believe should have been in care. it's a senseless provision that has really no value, not even the internal revenue service wanted this done. so for my standpoint i'm just very pleased to say to the today. small businesses all across this country -- we got something off your back here that was going to be a terrible burden. so this really is a victory for them today. [inaudible] >> that's what you got caught into and once the law is passed and it has a score, if

that's why in a similar bipartisan effort, i am working with senator joe manchin to support the e.p.a. fair play-a play-act, to create more certainty and more energy investment for our country. i've also asked the energy information administration to conduct a focused analysis of regulations that could be impeding the development and growth of the nation's domestic energy production in an efforts to find more ways -- in an effort to find more ways to create rules of the road that will encourage energy companies to invest billions and to build our energy future in america. increased domestic energy production is a three-fur. we not only promote economic vitality but we reduce our dependence on foreign sources of energy and we create jobs. while the -- well, the reality is we can do all these things and more. we can provide a commonsense legal and regulatory environment, a favorable business climate for our industries. we can build a comprehensive energy policy that leverages all of our vast energy resources together with good environmental stewardship. and we can reduce spending and we