host: the story dealt with a general named john arnold. guest: mr. arnold is a former hedge fund manager who cut his teeth. he is referred to as the king of natural gas. having made a quarter of a billion dollars for enron about a decade ago, he left just before the company fell and he started his own hedge fund company through which he has become a billionaire. host: so the headline to this story says that he and his wife, laura, donated $10 million for head start. can you fill in the details? guest: well, the couple pledged $10 million to fill in the gap for head start programs across the country. that have lost their funding on october 1 or in jeopardy. what they have done, they given a no interest gap loan or forgivable loan so that program that's were depending on federal funding for last week's expenses, don't have to remain shut down. seven programs in six state, most of the states are in the south, had to shut their doors last week. most of those program have brought the children back in today. host: does the money come from a foundation or d

lawelaura and john arnold are providing money for the head start.he kids get to go to school and learn and get out and experience life. we contacted rah mea ramone's ss well. they are not sure when he will be back in the classroom. >> we're looking at your feedback, and this is by far and away one of the most requested show topics from viewers. >> a lot of passion, and francis says look, drones can cause reduction in droop

laura and john arnold have donated $10 million to the national head start program. that gift helping reopen the program for thousands of children in low-income areas. head start has vowed to return the donation as soon and if the new budget kicks in. >>> millions of children are still working in child labor. many of them in very dangerous occasions. >> reporter: this 11-year-old is one of millions of nigerian children forced to work in conditions like this. he dropped out of school when he was eight to join the ever-growing number of people working in mines across nigeria. for him the pay justifies the pain. >> translator: with the little i earn here i support my family and take care of my own needs, yes, it is hard work, but what options do i have? i'm happy with what i do. >> reporter: he says his parents are happy with him working, but admits he would rather be in school. with supports from a local musician, osama and others brush aside the potential danger of the work. they have no protective equipment. some have been killed or injured. this is the site where th

this extraordinary offer comes from laura and john arnold of houston, texas. she's an attorney and former oil company executive. he is an investor. in a statement they said they believe it is especially unfair that young children from under privileged communities and working families are paying if price for the shutdown. they hope government gets back to the work soon. >>> the supreme court was at work today. first monday in october, first day of the new term. among the big cases they are taking on, money and politics. in a case they'll argue tomorrow and it could eliminate all limits on contributions to candidates. right now the law limits how much a contributor can give to any single candidate. $2600 per election cycle. >>> now to the frightening crash that shook up the world of auto racing and injured one of its best known racers. three-time indy 500 winner dario franchitti. tonight we have a new view of the crash from the perspective of someone in the stands at the point of impact. we are learning more about the technology being credited with potentially s

the national head start association has received $10 million from finance year and philanthropist john arnoldchildren could be affected across the country if the shutdown drags on to november. >> pelley: real consequences for real people.xd michelle, thanks very much. the government may be running out of money to pay its bills but it can still change a hundred. have a look. this is the old $100 bill and here's the change that is coming tomorrow. a c-note redesigned to make it harder to counterfeit. move the bill and the security ribbon liberty bells change to 100s. that big 100 changes color and the liberty bell in the ink well seems to disappear. the new benjamin. pay with it or play with it. the million-dollar question tonight is how did a nine-year-old get on a plane without a ticket? and what were the police doing among the bikers in that new york road rage attack when the "cbs evening news" continues? my wife takes centrum silver. i've been on the fence about it. then i read an article about a study that looked at the long term health benefits of taking multivitamins. they used centrum s

also today, we learn laura and john arnold extended up to 10 million in funding for head start that allowed,000 students in six states to have access to head start during the shutdown. from the live desk, i'm barbara harrison. >> elizabeth smart is sharing details she never shared until now. find out why she wants everyone to know what happened to her while she was held captive. it's not just government workers on edge because of the showdown. local contractors reveal plans >>> investigators hope surveillance video from nearby businesses will provide clues 18 crash that sent nearly a dozen people to the hospital in prince george's county a. car traveling north on route 301 cross add median and hit a pickup head on. that caused a chain reaction accident involving four other vehicles. this all unfolded in brandywine. two people had to be flown to the hospital, the victims range from just 3 to 69. >> new details coming in about a glen burnie woman under arrest in a series of robberies. she is accused of holding up three banks, there were two last month in glen burnie. the third saturday in sev

laura and john arnold has donated $10 million to the head stastart program. head start administrators have vowed to return the donation as soon as the budget kicks in. and the administration is telling agencies to warn the public about the calamity. one such calamity could effect millions of americans. how could social security could be impacted if congress does not raise the debt ceiling. >> this is classic political hard ball and president obama is playing it fiercely with the help of the bully pulpit and the social security administration. in front of reporters mr. obama said failure to raise the debt ceiling would harm more that's just investors. >> we've got other obligations. not just people who pay treasury bills. we have senior citizens who count on receiving their social security check on time. >> reporter: social security administration employee versus been instructed by obama officials to give worried seniors calling the agency this response over the phone. quote: >> the obama white house feels a need because of the latest polling. 56% of americans

laura and john arnold say they hope the money will keep those programs running through the end of themonth. >> while you were away today, the blame game continued on capitol hill. a trucker protest hits the brakes and members of congress were arrested in a protest. >> let's start catching you up with a look at your world in 90 seconds. >> the president called house speaker, john boehner, reiterating he is willing to talk about the budget after congress passes bills to fund the government. >> house republicans don't get the demands for ransom in exchange for their job. >> we aren't going to sit down and talk to you until you surrender. it's not our system of government. >> right now, there are four other candidates who declared for mayor. they, too, are waiting to see what vincent gray does. >> who are you talking about? >> it's a lovely walk here in old town alexandria, until you get to this fence and the only way around it could be imminent domain. the city says it proposed a plan back in june, but since the club never got back to them, the city is take this bold step. >> packaged in

. >>> head start classes restored after a donation from a houston couple, laura and john arnold, thathe program going. seven programs in six states were closed last week because of the shutdown. that forced low-income parents to stay home from work or find alternative child care. >>> the head of starbucks has an idea to help with the budget impasse, free coffee. now through friday they are offering a free tall brew to anyone who buys another person a beverage. the ceo says even a small act of generosity can make a big difference, and he hopes lawmakers will take note. >>> here's a look at your weather now. much of the west can expect increasing storm activity. showers and mountain snow from southern california in to montana and wyoming. showers along the central atlantic coast and warming up in the midwest. >> nation's warm spots will be south from texas to florida with highs in the 80s. mostly 60s in the east coast. in the 50s in the pacific northwest. >>> hopefully the weather will hold out in new york for diana nyad's latest swimming marathon. >> 64-year-old endurance swimmer who i

there's billionaires laura and john arnold, who personally provided the money needed to reopen sevenrams in six states. the texas-based insurance company, usaa ponied up the funds for last saturday's football game between air force and navy. and north carolina-based food lion made a $500,000 donation to regional food banks across the state to fill the gap in food assistance caused by the shutdown. now, these are worthy acts. they reflect important values of the donors. but government of, by, and for the people is not reducible to the pet projects of the few. how does the left and the obama administration in particular fail to make a clear values-based argument for why government is good and could they now, with the shutdown? >> well, absolutely, i think the baffling thing is that the president is quite good at making that case in the election cycle. and then he forgets to do it in between. i think it's incumbent upon all of us. the thing about the shutdown, it blows up the conservative narrative, that government does nothing for us. you can believe it's like, the fish doesn't know he

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laura and john arnold stepped in after programs in six states closed their doors.ridgeport, connecticut and their teachers. >> they don't have alternatives to turn to. you know, it's going to get cold pretty soon. they don't have a way to care for their kids, give me a break. what can we do. >> head start officials say that $10 million donation will help more than 7,000 kids. >> that's great news. >>> with no end in sight to the shutdown, some are looking to a higher power to end the stalemate. longtime senate chaplin barry black is leading the charge for divine interception. nancy cordes is on capitol hill with that story. nancy, good morning to you. >> good morning, gayle. well, the job of the senate chaplin is to open each session with a prayer and admin sister to the staffers. with a situation like this where so many are getting hurt he's not above instilling a little fear of god. >> save us from the madness. >> reporter: 64-year-old barry black began calling out his wayward senate flock just before the shutdown started. >> deliver us from the hypocrisy of atte

houston billionaires laura and john arnold donated $10 million to the national head start program.he gift helps reopen classrooms for thousands of children in low income areas. head start administrators plan to return the donation as soon as the new budget kicks in. >> in brazil, a two hunt old teacher strike takes a violent turn. [ explosions ] >> as you can see, police fired tear gas to disperse a crowd of protestors in downtown rio. a bus was set on fire and government buildings vandalized. 10s of of thousands were marching peacefully demanding higher pay for teachers. >> nine are dead after gunman and suicide bombers attacked security forces in three egyptian cities. so far, no groups are claiming responsibility for monday's attack. this follows protests sunday in cairo where at least 50 supporters of ousted president mohamed morsi were killed by egyptian forces. >> right now, let's go to the phone and to an aljazeera special correspondent in egypt. for security reasons, we will not name this reporter. good morning to you. no groups have taken responsibility for monday's attack

doors are open again, thanks to a $10 million gift to head start from houston billionaires john and laura arnold. >> it was such a relief. an answer to our prayers really. >> reporter: in arizona, the closure of the grand canyon national park left 2200 workers furloughed. fearing food shortages, a local church made a plea for help to the saint mary's food bank in phoenix which quickly loaded 600 food boxes and drove them north to feed the park workers. >> a lot of them live paycheck to paycheck. we are talking minimum wage workers up there. >> reporter: in colorado springs, colorado, this bank is giving away interest-free loans to help with furloughed workers. >> reporter: in miami, this house straining to feed 5,000 low-income families a month is giving diapers baby formula to desperate moms losing federal subsidies. >> mothers having to dilute the milk to stretch it, to provide milk to their kids. >> reporter: in marion, iowa, a group of moms created a facebook page, seeking donations for parents who lost government benefits. >> we need to pull together as a nation and fill in the gaps and get

john, nine jeers old. >> i'm courtney. >> arnold. >> mattie. >> seven children from five families who all suffered when the one year ago. >> my dad was screaming for help out the window at the firemen, so we were waiting and waiting. my lizard was in a box, my bird in a box, my dog was all ready and they never came. >> i was in the hotel and that night, my brother and my father had stayed home, so we were like split, so we couldn't get in touch with them, so we thought they had died. >> when the storm passed, what did you think the next day? >> that i was safe. >> and that's all that mattered? >> everyone was okay, thank god, but yeah, like we didn't expect this to happen at all. >> i didn't really care about anything else, my house and all my stuff, i was just happy i was alive at that point. >> alive, yes, but their lives were turned upside down. >> like chairs in places i didn't think possible. >> i felt sad, because all of my toys were gone. >> for most, rebuilding was rough. >> it seems it's taking forever to get the house rebuilt. we had to stay in an apartment for six months, which i hated. >> some

like many of the wealthy, billionaire john is fed up with washington and doing something about it. arnold 39-year-old hedge fund manager pledged up to $10 million to fund head start programs closed because of the shutdown. now the money will help reopen seven head start programs in six states. arnold said the shutdown has caused severe disruptions in the lives of many low income americans and we believe it is unfair that young children from underprivileged communities and working families have to pay the price for the legislature's collective failures. this money only enough to fund the programs through the end of the month. the government has to get it together since the private money cannot replace government commitments. he's not asking other wealthy people to follow but maybe this could lead to more gifts to fund what the government is not. >> thank you very much. interesting idea from that individual. >>> sue, going down to you. >> i'll take it, it ty, generous idea from that individual. we're calling it glitch gate. problems with the obama care exchanges persist unfortunately. a web

the people have to educate themselves of what is john smith stand for such a governor one last question here you you start in the movie predator with arnold shorts a nigger and carl weathers that movie famously produced two governors what is it about the movie that produced such a gubernatorial success and why wasn't karl weathers able to capitalize on that well because karl probably doesn't want to get into politics i didn't think he had any inclination to do so i don't know but i always remember this i was governor before arnold and i want to real election not a recall election where you go out i was jesse ventura former governor of minnesota and author of the book they killed our president thank you thank you so how long might this shutdown last tuesday republican budget chairman and former vice presidential candidate paul ryan hinted that house republicans are willing to push this fight all the way to the debt ceiling deadline in a few weeks they have a good deal of it is coming in the two weeks and those trees. have. always involved in the differences we think that's the forcing mechanism just like political at that president obama s

day and nuclear power acts that arnold gundersen says this site is a serious health risk you know that this leech had something called strong chimney ninety in it as john should ninety is a bone shooter and it causes leukemia in huge quantities so now in the pacific ocean it merely it gets diluted in an even bigger under water but it's truly frightening that we're releasing structure ninety into the pacific ocean. and we also got well soft on old guns on what could happen at for another earthquake which is trying to assess some of the razor acts of material days barely contained and the number of child disaster will settle among late cutouts. and they're all held together with plastic almost like you put on the swimming pool so if there's a moderate earthquake the plastic pipes will fail and all that material will run across the ground surface into the ocean the facilities themselves the four reactors that are most damaged are you know they had serious explosions internally so you wouldn't take an earthquake as big as the one they had don't you and a half years ago potentially really do a lot of serious damage there. to a website for more dates and ana

arnold gundersen explained to us why that is so disturbing. you know that this leak had something called strong shear ninety in it as john should ninety is a bold seeker and it causes leukemia in huge quantities so now in the pacific ocean it merely it gets diluted in an even bigger under water but it's truly frightening that we're releasing structure not only into the pacific ocean. and also asked arnold gundersen about the possible risks from natural disasters that are frequent in this part of the world and he said that even a slight earthquake could cause another catastrophe. they have a thousand tanks and they're all held together with plastic almost like you put on the swimming pool so if there's a moderate earthquake the plastic pipes will fail and all that material will run across the ground surface into the ocean and the facilities themselves the four reactors that are most damaged are you know they had serious explosions internally so you wouldn't take an earthquake as big as the one they had. two and a half years ago potentially really do a lot of serious damage there. and you can head to our website for the latest on dates and more a

us at the desk now to talk about the subject is john bellinger, former legal adviser to the national security council, curly a partner at the law firm arnold and porter here in d.c. in the days since director clapper made the comments, the intelligence community and the pentagon have recalled many if not most of their furloughed staff. in light of that, do you believe the shutdown continues to pose a threat to national security? guest: john, i do. i was in the situation room on 9/11 and spent the next 7.5 years in the bush in this ration, the first three in the white house, the next 4 and the state department, working on counterterrorism issues. we were a country at war then and we ran a country at war now. this shot -- we remain a country or more now. this shutdown of the government poses a substantial risk to our national security. we have a number of employees of intelligence agencies, cia, nsa, fbi, the defense department, department of homeland security, all important security agencies who are still out of work. some of them have been called back now. but even more important than that, the leaders of these who undoubtedly the american

laura and john arnold pledged $10 million to that program to help more than 7,000 at-risk children.grams in georgia, alabama connecticut something, florida and missouri were closed at the end of the shutdown's first week. it is 6:3 when our little girl was born, we got a subaru. it's where she said her first word. (little girl) no! saw her first day of school. (littltle girl) bye bye! made a best friend forever. the back seat of my subaru is where she grew up. what? (announcer) the two-thousand-fourteen subaru forester. (girl) what? (announcer) built to be there for your family. love. it's what makes a subaru a su.ru. >> we're the main animal welfare league of alexandria, join us for our shelter walk on october 20. learn more at alexandriaanimals.org. good morning washington! >> 6:00 how now and it seems the main political turmoil is really intensifying now. >> masked men set a fire that gutted a tv study joe of a pro opposition tv station there. it happened after a court annulled the main first round of the main voting in the main island nation's demolition. they claim the main ele