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congressman john campbell with the view fro the house. next. bny mellon combines investment management & investmentserv, giving us unique insights which help us attract th indust's brightest minds who create powerful strategies for a country's investments ich are used to build new schools to build more ight minds. invesbny mellon.world. lou: breaking news, new reports that army is scrapping the heavily criticized uniforms. look a that, after less an a deb add of use -- decad of use, feature so-called universal cacamouflage pattern in 2004 thy cost $ 5 billion, and theyere meant to blend inith a environment, critics say this cacamouflage was ineffective particularly in afghanistan. not the most military of iforms. according to daily news spending 4 billion for a replacement design toe worn by a million membs of active duty and reserve forces. >> returning to government shut down, and battles my nt guest has a number of concerns about thelan emerges from senate, joining us new congressman john campbell. also a member of the republican policy comm

john campbell core republican from california. tim ryan, a democrat from ohio. we just want to get this out of the way. everyone safe? >> everybody is fine. my office is fine. we went into lock down. liz: the capital. >> james langford from obama city, jack kemp was a really good guy. that's all right. i was separated from the staff initially. everyone is doing fine. liz: my apologies, representative langford. let's get to the issue at hand. today are there any breakthroughs in coming together to resolve this issue of raising the debt ceiling? representative campbell, will let you take -- lankford. >> i would try to say it like john campbell say then fell in for him. there is up in a major breakthrough. the debt ceiling is coming up. first things first, the budget crisis right now. with the government's somewhere currently in reactors all that. hopefully we can do that sooner than later. if it keeps up another week or so we're running right into the decile initiations. very different, as you mentioned multiple times to be very different than just this government

john campbell says that it's just ather administration excuse to block this ting.ntative, it's pretty always that they don't like it. the point is likee a ictim i the turmoil of washington. >> that's right. thank you for having us on. this is the hetorical situation because they are able to say oh, because of this, w can't do the keysne pipeline, which we know they don't want to do anyway. whe they are always ausing house republblicans of cateringo what they consider an extreme small element of our p party and catering to an extremsmall element of this party because the unions wanted and everything else. @% would pas the house and sena and this enabled him to slow it down and at the same time wayman on us on republicans. so he gets this to fear of slowing down the keystone pipeline and adding to the narrative but you all just discussing the last panel about all offthis pain that is unnecessary and exaggerated and manuuacture that he is trying to create with the slowdown. charle there is no doubt that christmas ame ear this week for the white house. let's talk about

let's bring in democratic congressman and republican congressman john campbell.members of the budget committee. i no you're pressed for time. wanted thank you both for being here. i will keep this time. congressman, first to you, we are all seeing a bit of a shift in thinking and his gop side that potentially we could have the debt ceiling raised if the president and if the democrats are willing to discuss a budget cut, this responsibility. would you agree to something like that? >> opposition now and 2011 and we have this dispute have been continues to be, we are willing to work -- raise the debt limit. you want to include some package of reforms that reduce the accumulation of debt over time so that we are not raising the debt limit adding more and more debt, raising the debt limit but we are hopefully then adding less debt in the future each time we raise it the. cheryl: congressman, is that something that you think that you and your party could agree to? >> of course, that is what we have been saying now from matter of months. versus both the house and senate

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additionally, he's taught at the john c. campbell folk school in brasstown, north carolina. george berry's preference in style is reflected in his large body of work. his realistic depictions of nature are the constant theme in his artwork. many of his wood pieces represent mississippi wildlife ith words such -- work such as catfish, dogs. leaves are other staples of his artwork. his skillful craft is the grace and rustic beauty that is found in nature. this mississippi craftsman has been recognized with many awards and honors. george berry received a folk artist fellowship from the mississippi arts commission in 1999 and in 2002, he was presented with the prestigious governor's award for excellence in the arts. the craftsman guild of mississippi awarded him with their lifetime achievement award in 2009. and on october 18 of this year, i had the privilege of speaking at the celebration of the opening of the george berry sr. gallery at the cavitiesmans guild of mississippi, joining hundreds of familiar -- craftsmans guild of mississippi, joining hundreds of families. his work

the driver, 27-year-old monika john so of campbell has been arrested for vehicular manslaughter and felony drunk driving. according to accomplish johnson plowed into the victim and garage door smashing it in. candle stick sandra rose-buck was pronounced dead on the scene. police say the two women knew each other, but did not say if they were friends. the marks the 34th traffic fatality for san jose this year. >>> you might be paying more for groceries. why crooks are causing you to pay more for meat. >> i have a sweet tooth. so that's why way of getting a little bit of sweetness without the calories. >>> how this new device is a breath of fresh airplane for smokers trying to kick the lab. >> reporter: for the first offal, we were sailing along. then came wind gust. cold outside. cloudy for some. snowing in the mountains. what's coming up next? i'll have the answer, next. ,, someone is stealing the product straight from the fields. >>> new tonight, beef prices are rising. reporter ron jones tells us it is because someone rawsling castle from rancherring. >> state officials are really concer

john thank you for joining us tonight. congress has unanimously passed a bill to pay active members of any military even in the government shuts down. fort campbellad been prepares for the possibilities of pay delays. jonathan other than the active military folks, what about civilian contractors? >> john, at this point it's really up to the secretaries of homeland security and defense to determine what will happen here. who will be on furlough if the government shuts down and which employees will be asked to come here and say. they say they are looking at people who are essential. so we're talking about people likely in law enforcement, some people in utilities. but as far as an exact number the government hasn't given that. on the low end it could be 400,000 federal and civilian contractors and workers. when you look at a place like this, there are some 3,000 workers here. so they are waiting to find out who will be impacted by this. it could be people in recreation and health care, and not essential health-care workers, john. >> talk a little bit about the economic impact fort campbell has on the region. >> right. anyone who knows this area kno

john scott in new york. >>> good afternoon. i'm tori campbell.ou've been watching the president speak on the government shutdown and the debt ceiling. >>> we want to get to our top story top story in the bay area. firefighters are still at the scene of a fire that burned several structures. the fire started at a lumberyard. janine de la vega is live in coyote. >> reporter: firefighters are still on the scene. they are in the overhaul process. they are watching this property because with all of the good nearby, there's still a lot of fuel here. from chopper 2, you can see the flames eating away at the padula lumberyard and the property next door. >> it was blazing. it was raging. big raging fire and the embers and stuff floated over to the barn and a couple of races with the rvs. >> reporter: the fire started at 7:45. the owner of the lumberyard was sitting in his office when he heard a loud noise. >> i heard a small boom, large boom. by the time i came out, the back building was engulfed in flames. >> reporter: 50 firefighters fought to knock do

campbell. >> paul baker does not have the guts to come on the program. >> aalst stair was not in the studio. johnad to carry the can for the "mail" and did an okay job. headlines... >> it was tough or him. alistair campbell went for him in total vitriolic terms. >> i thought this was going to be a debate, not a ramble reading outlines written by paul baker. >> the moment i enjoyed was when the presenter of "news night" reminded audiences that 'the daily telegraph' had a secret in the cupboard, the only newspaper to back the nazis before the world war ii. i thought that was a lovely moment, because it brings a lit the press history into the present. i don't think anything enormous changed, but a lot of daily mail readers nor more about the daily mail than they did before. >> not one to sit back and lick his moves, "daily mail"'s baker tried to bloody the "the guardian" over its coverage over the edward snowden story, through an editorial linking "the guardian" with the enemies of britain. baker and his paper wrapped themselves in the flag. >> as soon as they published some of what edward snowden r

john. paying active members of the military even if the government shuts down and president obama signed legislation less than an hour ago, doing just that. fort campbell on the border of tennessee had been are planning for the delay, and john, what are you hearing about that? >> john certainly a sigh of relief, as the president signed the military pay bill. they will be paid but may be delayed. certainly a concern about what would happen to those contractors, the civilian federal workers, at fort campbell and around the country. it is a wait and see game. we are waiting for secretaries of homeland security and defense which workers will be furloughed. at this point they are looking at a list of people who are essential, people who have a direct line of support to the armed forces, we're talking about possibly people in law enforcement, people who work in the emergency room hospital related to the military, those folks may be asked to still come to work with some of the other people and maybe the welfare department and recreation and some of the nonessential or nonemergency hospital workers may be asked to stay home. so at this point there is no exact

campbell's homestyle soup. m'm! m'm! good. >>> winners and losers. loser, john boehner. i feel sorry for you, buddy.usting watching you try to maintain dignity while wrangling the tea partiers. >> loser, the obama care website. it had too much web traffic. you can't campaign on the fact that millions don't have health care and then be surprised that millions don't have health care. how could you not be ready? that's like 1-800-flowers being caught off guard by valentine's day. >> time now for the sideshow. that was "snl" weekend update on an eventful week in washington. butset meyers wasn't the only one feeling bad for john boehner. here was bill maher on friday night. >> poor john boehner. poor john boehner. he is in the middle of this republican party civil war. there is a war now going on in the republican party, between the old school republicans and the tea party. and the tea party is running the show. the republican party is like the corpse in "weekend at bernie's." and the tea party is like the two guys who put sunglasses and a party hat on it and drag it around. >> and many on twitter were s

campbell's homestyle soup. m'm! m'm! good. >>> at the top of the show, we talked about the debt ceiling an republican speaker of the house, johnthe rule in his vow to provent the government from defaulting. if you want to sound smart, since 1991, there have been 36 vote that is violated the rule. it's when the majority party refrains from bringing bills forward that don't have support from more than half of the party. let's have fun stuff. what do you have? >> thanks. happy friday. the government shutdown is stretching into the fourth day with no end in sight. yesterday, congressman george holding summed up how many of us feel about the whole thing. >> it's about trying to do what's right for the whole country. and if your heart doesn't break when you read these stories and when you take the phone calls and if your heart doesn't break -- >> sometimes i feel like taking a nap, too. don't worry about it congressman. i'm always up for a good one. the latest one involved this photo of scarlett johansson falling down in december, 2012. it turned into her participating in olympic krurling, playing street music, laying down beats in

kyla campbell is live with more on this six-week debt ceiling proposal from boehner. >> reporter: we're waiting for johner to come out and make a statement at this point. we're gonna take a live look at capitol hill. he says they cannot keep fighting on two fronts, the republicans. boehner has been referring to the government shutdown and the debt ceiling deed line. a short-term deem will give time for negotiations before agreeing on a long-term plan. we heard from jack lew this morning. he told the senate finance committee if congress fails to increase the borrowing limit immediately americans will suffer. from job loss to higher interest rates to impacts on the housing market. lieu also warned -- lew also warned about congress waiting to the last minute to strike a deal. >> if you wait until the last minute, you've done serious damage to the u.s. and world economy. it's not responsible. it's reckless. >> reporter: congress will need to act fast. secretary lew expects them to reach the borrowing limit exactly one week from today. kyla campbell, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> millions of americans who depend

kyla cam -- cam bem -- kyla campbell joins us live from washington. >> reporter: john boehner is repeating demands. the democratic-led senate is introducing a bill that would increase the government's borrowing limit by $1 trillion, giving it another credit until next year's congressional elections. due to procedure it may take one week to house the bill, giving the house a day or two to react on it. the house speaker says there's not enough to raise the debt ceiling. >> there's never been a president in the history that did not negotiate over the debt limit. never. not once. as a matter of fact, president obama negotiated with me over the debt limit in 201 1. >> reporter: right now we're taking a live look with house democrats. i'll going to check in on their latest reaction to the budget battle and have both sides for you. i'm working on that story for 8:15. live in washington, kyla campbell, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the faa is recalling 800 workers who had been on furlough. most of those faa employees oversee safety operations of the major airlines. the rest keep an eye on production of

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but house speaker john boehner wants negotiate spending cuts first. live in washington, kyla campbell channel 2 news. >>> the head of starbucks thinks the political gridlock will end. howard schultz wants customers of his to set a good example. he's offering a free tall cup of coffee to anyone who buys a beverage for someone else. shultz says that helps people support and connect with each other. he thinks a small act of generosity will go a long way. >>> 8:17. a second team of more than a hundred weapons exarts is expected -- experts is expected to arrive in syria. this will expand on the work of the original team who arrived october 1st. both teams will form a joint operation to identify, sequester and oversee the demolition of syria's approximately 1,000-tun arsenal of chemical weapons. that operation is expected to take eight months. >>> the u.s. will slash hundreds of millions of dollars in military and financial aid to egypt. the white house is considering such a move since the egyptian military ousted that country's first democratically-elected leader back in june. the u.s. pro

campbell's 26 new soups sound good, imagine how they taste. m'm! m'm! good! >>> day 9 in the partial government shutdown. house speaker johnof minutes ago. here's how he put it. >> been pretty clear, we want to reopen our government and provide fairness to all americans under the president's health care law. the law had a big roll out last week and it's been called, and i'll quote, an inexcusable mess, a rolling calamity. consumers face dramatically higher rates. many remain locked out. they are surprised the premiums went up. instead of making it easier for people to get health insurance, it's going to be a lot tougher. what a train wreck. how can we tax people for not buying a product from a website that doesn't work? how can you give big businesses a tax break this is why we need to sit down and talk about the big challenges that face our -- >> we'll see how that actually happens. nine days of the shutdown and a eight days and counting. >> some republicans are saying, not so fast. they are actually downplaying the impact of a default. senator tom coburn blaming the media for sounding the alarm of doom. >> the problem is

john chiles time is expired. mr. garrett. >> thank you, mr. chairman. and ms. campbell on down, first two questions are more or less yes or no questions. did you or anyone from the company consult with or discuss today's testimony and your answer to potential questions? was anyone from cms to prepare for this hearing? ms. campbell? >> we talked to cms about our testimony but not any details at all. >> who did you discuss that with the? >> i don't recall. i didn't discuss it with anyone myself. i'll have to find out. >> your people, there's always intermediaries. mr. slavitt? >> no. >> no. we did not have specific conversations. >> that's good. did your company, again from ms. campbell on to my right, did your company or any of your subs use any people who work outside of the united states to assist in your respective parts or your contract with cms, otherwise known as outsourcing? >> no. we are very proud of the fact we created jobs all in the united states. >> all of them? >> all of them. >> okay. ago. >> no. >> no, sir. >> very good. now, i'm concerned about the front

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campbell's chunky soup. it fills you up right. ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... >> we are back. fox news can confirm democrats are making steps. meanwhile majority leader harry reid says john is afraid, a scaredy cat he suggests to call an up or down vote to reopen the government. here's harry reid. >> he can't take yes for an answer, mr. president. simply reopen the government. we'll talk about anything you want to talk about. we're not afraid to negotiate. we're not afraid to make reasonable compromises. but once again, the football is moved just like lucy and the peanuts cartoon. >> can't you just see it after the deal is done all of the magical negotiating that will begin happening all across america, it will just be great, right? we'll see. >>> more on that coming up and in the meantime an important story to talk to you about, bigfoot it turns out is real. according to one group of researcher, they say they may have dna to prove it. look at the pictures you can see for yourself obviously that is sasquatch and it is real. we told you first last week about the folks at the sasquatch genome project they presented the photos in texas and claim to have tissue samples, dna,

campbell live in our washington, d.c. newsroom now to tell us how house republicans say they will not agree to end the shut down or raise the debt ceiling. >> dave house speaker john boehner said they won't vote on those things until the white house makes concessions, without a budget deal 800,000 federal workers were sent home without pay last tuesday morning, now the pentagon is calling back to work almost all of its 350,000 furloughed civilian employees this week. but the government shut down is in its second week with no resolution and the u.s. moving closer to defaulting on its payments for the first time in history. >> we are not going to pass a clean debt limit increase -- >> under -- >> -- when the votes are not in the house to pass. >> it but the president has said he won't negotiate over raising the debt ceiling or re- opening the government. congress does get back to work later today and the house continues its series on voting to fund the government one agency at a time. i am working on that for you then. >> 5:14, one of the latest casualties of the government shut down is the website. there is a notice that reads due to the lapse of federal funding th

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campbell is live in our d.c. newsroom to tell us why the attention will quickly turn to the house. >> the house has not taken up senate bills in the past but house speaker john boehner faces pressure and he is expected to bring the senate plan up for a vote. we are getting more information about the deal that's still in the works. it includes funding the government through mid-january and increasing the country's borrowing limit until early feck. it also requires the house and senate to have detailed blueprints on a ten-year spending plan by mid-december. california senator barbara boxer says there's no reason for the government to be this -- to be in this position today. >> the government shutdown self- inflicted. playing with the full faith and credit of the united states of america, self-inflicted wound. >> reporter: credit agency fitch may downgrades the aaa credit rating, a potential repeat of what scrd&poors did with the last -- standard&poors did with the last. we'll take a look at analyst predictions at 7:15. >>> some furloughed government employees have been called back into work, even though they're still not getting paid. for example, the federal

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campbell's homestyle soup. >>> with the government frozen for 13 days, wealthy donors are now doing the governing. here's what i mean. there's billionaires laura and johnsonally provided the money needed to reopen seven head start programs 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 no

campbell, vice president of cgi, they developed the software for healthcare.gv, and also wanting to hear from andrew slavitt, executive vice president from optum/qssi, lynn spellecy, counsel for equifax and john, program director for serco. let's dip in. >> imrepusing a government syst security and privacy and the design implementation and management of multimillion transaction health care documents, including californians s-chip, texas eligibility system for medicaid chip and taniff. at this point we'll swear in the witnesses. you are aware the committee is holding an investigative hearing. when doing so has had the practice of taking testimony under oath. do any of you have objection to testifying under oath? the chair then add voois vizs you, then, that under the rules of the house and rules of the committee, you are entitled to be advised by counsel. do you wish to be advised by counsel during your testimony today? seeing none. in that case, if you would please rise and raise your right hand. i will swear you in. do you swear that the testimony you are about to give is the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth? thank you. you are now under oath and subject to the penalties set

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