that's very much like john locke. i used john locke's second treatise of government to analyze that show. i'm always trying to bring together these aspects of philosophy and high culture with things that we, i think, unjustly think of as mere low culture today. >> host: well, speaking of, pardon me, but low culture, you've written about "gilligan's island." >> guest: yes, i have. >> host: in a previous book. >> guest: yes. i offered "gilligan's island" as a microcosm of american democracy and that it examined the various claims to rule which would stand out in america, wealth in the case of mr. howell, the skipper's military presence, the professor's intelligence. and it showed that gilligan, the man without qualities, he really was representative of america and was the heart of the show. >> she havewood schwartz, the producer, was thrilled with that analysis and he, in fact, confirmed it. said that's what he was trying to do. >> host: was it reflective of the era? >> guest: oh, absolutely. i was particularly fascinat

i am all for holidays of celebrating great people that if you want to aristotle's break today, john locke's break today. the celebrate great people. >> focusing on federal holidays. only two people have been named with a federal holiday after them. should we not hold clues for columbus and his actions subsequent to his discovering of america to a higher standard? >> sure. he was a great man for what he achieved. not everything he did was good. the reason he is known to history as not because he and slave some indians are was responsible for bringing people on killed people. it was because he discovered america and this new land gave birth to the nine states of america. that is where the focus should be. >> thank you for sharing the different light. tom added analyst. -- tom, an analyst. the holiday season is just around the corner. we are starting to see holiday advertisements promoting the latest tech and gadget stuff from you parents wondering what to get your children, a new invention could soon hit the shelves at a store near you. meet robo roach that you can control with an iphone, you

holidays for celebrating great people if you want to have aristotle birthday newton's birthday john locke's birthday iran's birthday you can multiply celebrations of great people the specifically focusing on federal holidays these two only two people have been named with a federal holiday after them so should we not hold christopher columbus and his actions subsequent to his discovering the america is. to a higher standard well sure i mean he was a great man for what he achieved not everything that he did was good but the reason he's known history is not because he and slaves some indians or was responsible for bringing some people who killed some people it was because he discovered america because this new land gave birth to the united states of america and that's where the focus needs to be thank you so much for coming in and sharing this different light on a christopher columbus day tom bowden author of the enemies of christopher columbus' and analyst at the iran center thank you so much happy columbus day. mark zuckerberg might be great at online marketing or making social connections o

the spanish government accepted the court's decision but bore that it sets a dangerous president john locke the influence to democracy and cooperation told us the stroudsburg courts do exactly the opposite of what it was created to do. it's incredible isn't it that the european court of human rights should intervene in this way to alleviate the sentence of a woman who is feeling convicted to due process of the murder of more than twenty three people this woman is a mass murderer and the idea that a body the european court of human rights which was set up to safeguard citizens against the abuses that could be committed by states it gets through in citizens that such a body should now be as it were to beaning in favor of people who have themselves grossly abused the rights of citizens by murdering them the series of car blasts across the rocks killed at least fifty four people and wounded many more most of the attacks were around baghdad targeting shiite muslim districts iraq is in the midst of its worst sectarian bloodshed in years with almost a thousand people killed last month alone let's

. >> joe: happiest guy is john hirschbeck locking over the left shoulder of molina.ht by his ear. it's a white pitch. good breaking ball from martinez. 2-2. infielders are in. nava at third. nobody out. already 7-0, boston on top. well hit. on a line. and holliday for an sac fly. nava can walk home and bogaerts has got his first postseason rbi. and you can bet number 72 will be in the lineup tomorrow night against michael wacha. >> tim: you can bet he'll have a different number next year. it won't be the stratospheric 72. it will be something in the 30s or 40s, i would think. he's earned that. >> joe: a double, a wild pitch, an sac fly. here's stephen drew. drew tonight has a hit. so for a guy who struggled with only three this postseason coming in, he'll take it, but that was the pop-up in front of the mound that wainwright just let drop. 2-0. 2-1. fox sports live has you covered with complete postgame insight and analysis from game one. we'll have the latest on the injury to carlos beltran and analysis and just what went wrong with the cardinals defensively and exc

good deal of confusion about natural law in the late 18 and the naturalenturies rights theory of john locke is inflated by ngly mixing it with tomas aquinas. story was guilty of this, also, on occasion. we need not distinguish between natural law and natural right, because the as expects of story's philosophy that i wish to examine tend to parallel fairly well, albeit imperfectly, those of the classic natural law tradition. let us begin by seeing his understanding of the law, the law that exists without any human author, and positive law. the kind of man made law that congress passes and that i interpret in my everyday role as a judge. supreme n to being a courlt -- it was as a professor that story produced his famous commentary on the constitution which served as the textbook for his course on constitutional law. give yeven story's extensive body of scholarship, it is surprising that he penned an encyclopedia on natural law, encyclopedia in americana. it is appropriate that we focus our examination of story's philosophy there. story's essay hopes by defining natural law as that system of p

the natural right theory of john locke and other enlightenment thinkers was often unwittily conflated with the theory offered by policy fors. -- frols for. fortunately; however, we need not detain ourselves with the differences between natural law and natural rights. because the aspect of his philosophy that i wish to exam tend parallel fairly well. be it imperfectly. those on the classic natural law tradition. let us begin then by examining stories understanding of the relationship between natural law, the that exists without any human author, and positive law. this kind of manmade law that congress passes and i interpret in my everyday role as a judge. in addition to being a justice of the supreme court, story, as you've heard, was one of the great legal scholars of his day. he was a chaired professor at harvard law school. and it was as a professor that he produced his famous commentary on the constitution, which serve as the textbook for his course on constitutional law. given his extensive body of scholarship, it is unsurprising he penned an encyclopedia entry on natural law, whi

at first dubious, he was able to locate private john breaux lock on his andersonville database. later, i received from andersonville a photograph of the graveside, 5045, he relies between two white soldiers and not in the colored section. another colored soldier of interest is private thomas candon's, son of madison innings, son of dolly hemmings of monticello. in his memoir published in 1873 in the pike county republic, madison stated that his son, thomas, had died at andersonville prison. is graveside is not among those listed in the records. he might be one of the 459 not identified. the andersonville civil war research files includes the following remarks about thomas hemmings. quote, reported to be the grandson of thomas jefferson, unquote. they both are listed in my book along with nearly 2000 other forgotten black civil war soldiers. including my great-grandfather, crowder patience, and company c. of the 103rd pennsylvania regiment. i was quite surprised to see how my great grandfather birth certificate can his surname -- being illiterate runaway slave who had not been al

many will receive coverage by january if congress doesn't locke it. >> john says you need to be extra careful now so you don't waist your money. >> health insurers are making changes as a result of obama care. if you find a enwheel card you might think it's part of the program. we have an important warning before you sign your name. >>reporter: chris found this. >> all of a sudden i get what looks like prescription cards and it says you have been preapproved. >> they claimed they could save her 75% of prescription. >> it talked about all of the thing the new healthcare is suppose to do for people. something was still fish chicago about it. >> the card is legitimate. that have a c plus rating. they explain it was paid by drug companies when the cards were used. the website revently tested a -- recently tested a half dozen cards. the average savings the 16%. with all of these cards you are sharing personal information something that giving chris pause. >> i real willie -- really worried about too much information out there. >> if you are not sure about a card call your insurance company

. >> it rattled nerves and sent lawmakers into lock down. john gonzalez is live on capitol hill with the latest on the investigation and what we've learned overnight. john? >> this was a violent chain of events on capitol hill and it appears the security measures put in place after 9/11 well they worked the way they are supposed to work and the capitol police officers who are not getting paid rate now, mind you, they acted swiftly and they did not hesitate. this all, of course comes weeks after the navy yard shooting that killed 12 people this all started at around 2:00 in the afternoon. 34-year-old miriam carey of connecticut tried to drive through a layer of security at the white house. secret service with guns drawn quickly swarmed her black infinity, but she somehow managed to maneuver around them and got away. that's when the high speed chase ensued and police opened fire on that black sports car. it was a wild scene of course, with a toddler strapped in the backseat while all of this was going on. a capitol police officer tries to stop the

despite a 10-minute phone call between two tuesday president obama and house speaker john boehner still ahere locked in their positions and the country is edging closer to what economists call an economic catastrophe as we get closer to reaching the debt limit. hear what each side had to say. >> stop the excuses, the let's take a vote in the house. let's end this shutdown right now. >> if there is unconditional vendor but republicans, he will sit down and talk to us? that's not the way our government works. >> this comes as pole that of 1,000 people surveyed, 63% say they are blaming republicans for the shutdown and more 1/2 say they blame democrats and the president. this is as we draw closer to the deadline. reporting live on capitol hill brianne carter, abc7 news. >> thank you, brianne. new this morning, metro just released a list of metro stations that see the most crime. they are brooklyn, deanwood actualery place and rhode island avenue. 56% of all crime is cell phone and bike theft. >> leaders from across the region meet today to discuss raising the minimum wage. john gonzalez is live in rock

john boehner. >> we have been locked in a fight over here, trying to bring government down to size, trying to do our best to stop obama care. we fought the good fight, we just didn't win. >> this is a terrible deal. this deal embodies everything about the washington establishment that frustrates the american people. >> the deal to reopen the government and raise the debt ceiling, joining me dana bash, brianna keilar, brianna, it would seem to be a clear victory for the white house and the democrats. a clear defeat for the gop. when can we expect to see president obama actually signs all this off. the president is generally a night owl, staying up as late as 1 a.m., catching up on his day's work. we understand he is supposed to sign the bill, it will be physically brought over here to the white house, we haven't received notification that this is happening yet. but we're expecting it to happen tonight and for the government to be reopen tomorrow, the employees being put on notice, as well, piers late tonight that they're supposed to report to work tomorrow. >> now, you put a brilliant question th

they kept the house members locked in there. john boehner, second in line to the presidency was in the republican cloak room off the house floor. they kept him in there until they cleared this incident. >> people always say second in line. president, vice president, speaker of the house. >> peter, you were running out to get coverage right away. as there was just a chaotic feel and not a lot of information at the beginning. >> that's right. i got over as fast as i could from capitol hill. i probably made it with my producer who i was running with kimberly, in two minutes. when we got to dirkson, everything was completely shut down. the pa announcement to shelter in place was echoing through these long alley ways between the buildings. at one point an officer when i tried to get closer to the police tape, about 50 yards from the first police tape that went up, an officer ran toward me with a big gun and said i was not safe being where i was. there was a small handful of other people at appointments at the the senate office building. w

down the road two months which the white house is screaming at the top of our lungs to john boehner, do it. we'll lock ourselves in a room. >> margaret, we often wonder about boehner psychology, i'll play armchair psychology, the only thing that makes sense in his behavior is what chuck alluded to earlier, this is a historic moment in the republican party and he's the only thing sewing together these disparate halves. >> he's super glue. he said friday there won't be a default expanded ground beyond budgets and obama care. i thought, okay, he's going to play on the ground in which he can declare victory and tea party will as well. but they will not accept a victory. >> on sunday he said we are going to default. >> he switched back. they got to him on saturday. how dare you claim that we've won the spending fight. no, we want to fight another day. >> they want the fight. >> they love the fight. >> as you point out, chuck, the senate taking $988 billion funding, those are republican levels, those are close to the original paul ryan plan than they are to anything the president has proposed or even the se

and he's now locking arms with john boehner. i haven't heard harry reid's name all day. i think that's very purposeful. obama and boehner seem much more reasonable. harry reid is like, he's the only mormon i've ever met with a potty mouth. he insults john boehner, insults ted cruz, insults the tea party. and there's no way to negotiate like a grown-up. i think they will come to some kind of deal and we'll put the focus back on obama care. you can't perfume that pig. it's a disaster. the majority of the country is against it. 16% of the people in this country are going to benefit. >> i've never seen a time when shutdowns or messing around with the treasury debt has ever helped that party do it. but i want to ask you, marty, democrat that you are, you're a very powerful and influential democrat when you served. is kellyanne right about the harry reid problem? this guy could be his own worst enemy. the democrats have made a lot of mistakes not negotiating, for example, the military benefits, for example, not signing these short-term spending bills. they really have done all

at the white house, where john carl is reporting in, telling everyone to close, lock and stay away from their doors. you saw a hint from senator sherrod brown, the chaos inside the capitol. this all comes as the government shutdown plays out on capitol hill. tensions already high. political tensions, because of the ongoing struggles between republicans, democrats and the white house about what they're going to do to move past this shutdown. the american people caught in the middle. obviously no word on whether or not this person who might have rammed one of the gates to the white house did so because of tensions. all over this country about which party might be at fault for this. but clearly, this comes at a time of heightened tension on capitol hill. i want to bring in jeff zellany, you said you confirmed with your sources that they confirmed to you they heard the shots themselves. >> they did these three senators, they were eye witnesses to these shots. three senators, shaken but calm, describing this situation here. but i can report to you now, the government shutdown means the capit

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john boehner. about the way both sides are locked in here. we are reminded that things shift and there is movement. bby casey. libby where is the fight over. a week ago we were talk heard it this fight is over the nation's debt. what is the fight over. >> it does feel like a moving target, tony you are right. what got the government shutdown and the march toward the debt limit date. it start with senator cruz and letters saying that we need to he city fine the healthcardieto. we need a vote on raising the debt ceiling with spendin spend. you think back to the fiscal cliff crisis and we were healthcare again and again, we have to think about the grandchildren and the legacy they will receive and if we don't make the spending cuts as the debt grows and grows. this is a popular line that senator boehner has had success with in the past. we are hearing an entrenchment. both sides are saying i'm willing to negotiate at the end of the day it's not happening, tony. >> if we are talking about a moving target and the crux is not over the affordable ca

that money is locked up, as john king mentioned awhile ago, in 401(k)s and in different mutual fundsin the circumstances we're describing here, if that comes to pass, all of those savings could lose substantial value. wolf, that is why some analysts who are most concerned about this say this would not be just about d.c. but it could be about you. >> yeah. not a pretty picture. tom foreman, thank you. coming up, they hold trillions of dollars in u.s. debt. now china and japan, other countries are warning the united states to get its act together and avoid a default. the spillover could be enormous. >>> and what do republicans really want to prevent a u.s. debt default? we'll have a debate between two members of congress, both of whom are standing by live. stay with us. hihing, helicopters buzzing, and truck engine humming. sfx: birds chirping sfx: birds chirping ♪ hooking up the country whelping business run ♪ ♪ trains! they haul everything, safely and on time. ♪ tracks! they connect the factories built along the lines. and that means jobs, lots of people, making lots and lots of thin

john and laura. >> we will take advantage of the extra hour. 4:50. locked and loaded. a south bay city ready to take on the nra. people in sunnyville will vote on a measure next week. if passed, it would tighten gun laws in the city and possibly lead to a lawsuit. measure c would require gun owners to lock up their guns and report a stolen gun within 48 hours. it would required information on ammo sales and ban all magazines holding more than 10 rounds. if passed, they would sue the city to block the laws. a move gun advocates support. >> it is big government mentality on the small level. in laws are to be effective, they need to be statewide or  countrywide for them to have a real impact. >> so if this passes, you are okay with sunnyvale getting sued by the nra. >> not i'm okay with it. no one likes to get sued. that's the typical way they do business. they act like bullies. >> if the new laws do pass, he plans to help the city of mountainview put a similar measure on their balance lot next fall. >>> grammy award singer, chris brown, making head lights for something

i lock at john mccain the same thing seems to be, it's probably true for a lot of politicians. >> onewill always admire john mccampaign for no matter where he has been on the ideological spectrum. he is basically the only republican when someone stood up in a town hall meeting railing against, started in 2008 and was railing against the president being what did she say a million? >> not an american, no, ma'am, that's not true. >> he stopped her. >> that i think is his core. i think at its core the guy is unafraid, he's fearless, he does i think hold a gruvenlth again, i don't think it comes from a sen cam oracle calculateing place. i think it comes from a genuine like red sox. >> i mean, a part of the key to what i'm suggesting is there is a lack of self awaiverness in pa way, he finds himself -- >> think about who john mccain is, though. he's an american hero who was a prisoner of war for how many years at the helm of the hilton. you emerge from that experience whole and strong and is resolved. i don't think that experience has left him. i think now he sees himself as one of the peop

developments we bring them to you during the newscast but as john suggested, it would require a miracle at this point. you can expect grid lock tomorrow morning as bart riders hop into the car. commuters are busy coming up with their own individual travel plans. amma talked with bart ride they are evening and we are live at the blake bart station in oakland. >>reporter: larry, devastating is the way one man described tomorrow commute there is a strike. bart riders are getting ready to launch their plan b for tomorrow as others are preparing for mass congestion. >> bart, can't do anything about it. >>reporter: a strike would put bay area commuters in a jam. something casual car poolers not looking forward to. make it hard for them to go to work and to come home. the traffic is going to be very heavy. >> i'll get in early. try to leave early. >> those who travel by water. >> bike and at that time ferry every day now everyone is going to be taking my way. taking our way so it's going to be really crowded for the regular tl people on the ferry. >>reporter: people like jim don't have a choice. he take bart from fairfield every day

developments we bring them to you during the newscast but as john suggested, it would require a miracle at this point. you can expect grid lock tomorrow morning as bart riders hop into the car. commuters are busy coming up with their own individual travel plans. amma talked with bart ride they are evening and we are live at the blake bart station in oakland. >>reporter: larry, devastating is the way one man described tomorrow commute there is a strike. bart riders are getting ready to launch their plan b for tomorrow as others are preparing for mass congestion. >> bart, can't do anything about it. >>reporter: a strike would put bay area commuters in a jam. something casual car poolers not looking forward to. make it hard for them to go to work and to come home. the traffic is going to be very heavy. >> i'll get in early. try to leave early. >> those who travel by water. >> bike and at that time ferry every day now everyone is going to be taking my way. taking our way so it's going to be really crowded for the regular tl people on the ferry. >>reporter: people like jim don't have a choice. he take bart from fairfield every day

he has to deal with john boehner and the republican caucus for years to come. they have a locke and will keep the majority. >> in absence of retaking the house, if you fracture the republicans- >> i don't know how he gets comprehensive immigration reform this way. john boehner succeeded in uniting the house and knew all along they couldn't win but hung with his rank and file conservatives who wanted to de-fund and delay obama care. he told them he would never default and did it last night at midnight and did it today. he showed them it was a fight they couldn't win and earned their respect by hanging in and you on need his leadership unlike the fiscal cliff you saw republicans fall apart. everyone at the leadership table is united and will vote for this bill tonight even if president obama rubs it in. >> the president is saying he wants to break the fever of republicans, specifically the tea party. doesn't seem like he's broken any fever, in fact, conservatives seem more united than ever maybe. >> not more united than ever but more opposed to obama. >> i'm sorry, the tea party

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developments we bring them to you during the newscast but as john suggested, it would require a miracle at this point. you can expect grid lock tomorrow morning as bart riders hop into the car. commuters are busy coming up with their own individual travel plans. amma talked with bart ride they are evening and we are live at the blake bart station in oakland. >>reporter: larry, devastating is the way one man described tomorrow commute there is a strike. bart riders are getting ready to launch their plan b for tomorrow as others are preparing for mass congestion. >> bart, can't do anything about it. a strike would put bay area commuters in a jam. something casual car poolers not looking forward to. make it hard for them to go to work and to come home. the traffic is going to be very heavy. >> i'll get in early. try to leave early. >> those who travel by water. >> bike and at that time ferry every day now everyone is going to be taking my way. taking our way so it's going to be really crowded for the for the r tl people on the ferry. >>reporter: people like jim don't have a choice. he take bart from fairfield every day. what are

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house speaker john boehner pointed the finger at senate, daks and the white house. lock keyedlockheed martin is going to furlough 3,000 workers on monday. >>> the baltimore city fire department plans a thrilling a start to fire prevention week. today, they will hold their annual thrill show at the fire training ulcademy. families are invited and encouraged to attend and meet the firefighters that protect their neighborhoods. there will be live fire demonstrations and fire men compotations. it runs today from 11:00 to 4:00. >>> the ravens have been facing a lot of questions this week, following their lost in buffalo. the team heads to miami. and as sports director mark viviano reports. the answers may take time. >> reporter: good morning. weak to week it is hard to predict, what ramons team will -- ravens team will we see in miami on sunday. there is talk if it an attitude adjustment for the ravens running game. they are saying their identity on offense is to run the ball. they have not been able to do it so far. other teams are determined to keep it that way. >> it is th

locked doors feel differently. >> absolutely the worst i have ever seen. people go where the money. >> reporter: johnhompson has called canton home for nearly 25 years. he moved in when it cast still up and coming but he said it wasn't until recently he had a problem. >> the last break-in was two days ago. he just moved here a few weeks ago. this is his welcome to the neighborhood. >> reporter: about a week before that the theaves got away with jewelry and a laptop despite the alarm system. baltimore police say that burglaries in the southeast are up 11%. ? when someone invades i think, you know, it's -- to what scale? >> reporter: carol and a group of neighbors join an officer every other week unless she -- on a cop walk. they walk through checking out what is going on. getting the scoop from police. she said it's up to neighbors to look out for each other. >> all your trash cans have your address on them. if you aren't taking up your trash cans are you just advertising, you aren't around. it's simple things like that. >> reporter: the community association is putting together a spread sheet, markin

> with most of the rest of the federal government locked in a shutdown treasury secretary lack lew on cbs "face the nation" called on house speaker john bayne tore let a debt ceiling bill come to a vote. but on abc speaker boehner said responsibility lies with the white house. >> the nation's credit is at risk because of the administration's refusal to sit down and have a conversation. >> they're saying it is a risk because of your refusal to pass a clean debt limit. >> we are not going to pass a clean debt limit increase. i told the president there is no way we're going to pass-- the votes are not in the house to pass a clean debt limit. and the president is risking default by not having a conversation with us. >> jeff: the debt ceiling debate is up against an unforgiving timetable. on october 17th, 11 days from now, the government runs out of money to cover its regular bills. on the 23rd, $12 billion in social security benefits are due. on the 30th, $6 billion in interest payments must be paid on the national debt. so we're going to bring in mark zandi, the chief economist of moody's analytics. mark you just heard what john boehner

john? >> this was a wild scene on capitol hill. in the midst of a government shutdown the capitol building behind us was locked down, this was weeks after the navy yard shooting that left 12 people dead. this all started around 2:00 in the afternoon when the 34-year-old wol, now identified as miriam carey tried to essentially infiltrate the white house by using her car as a battering ram. the secret service surrounded her with guns drawn but somehow she managed to maneuver around and took off. a high speed chase ensued through the streets of downtown d.c. and that's when police started spraying that infinity with bullets. now, the chase continued for over a while. while all of this is going on, there was a toddler in the backseat, strapped to the back seed of that black sports car. a capitol police officer tried to stop the woman as she gets closer and closer to the capitol gets airlifted to the hospital after his cruiser was badly wrecked. you can see a number of people just hanging out as this unfolded. reason to how two of them describe it. >> i was really shock mood is quite rapid. it was like boom, people, boom, boom. >> abou

new at 7:00, john sasaki is live and shows us how the crooks had to get through layers of security. >> reporter: this a lock they cut through to get in. this building will soon be home to the monument crisis center. >> work on rebuilding this old furniture store continued today at a slower pace. it's like robbing a homeless person. everything was secured. >> the monument crisis center had an emergency meeting. >> this is so important to the community and us moving to the new site able to help thousands of contra costa residents, it's critical. >> it wasn't easy. the crook his to breakthrough this heavy gate. then they broke through this door, breaking the knob, and once they got in the building they pried open these two locked containers. electric jackhammers, concrete saws. there was a lot of big name items that we're missing now. >> the center which is currently on monument boulevard helps 13,000 families, a food pantry, summer senior program and resources for the poor. none of that stopped the crook. >> there's a large market for secondhand sales for construction tools also at the recycling centers, ther

john boehner saying it was a fight worth having for republicans. >> we've been locked in a fight over here trying to bring government down to size. trying to do our best to stop obamacare. we fought the good fight. we just didn't win. bill: john boehner with bill cunningham on wlw radio. that is only public comment we heard from him. welcome to "america's newsroom." what is going on? >> i'm heather childress. bill: you are. >> in for martha maccallum. the shutdown may be over but the clock just started ticking again. the deal that funds the government through january 15th. that means we'll do it all over again, bill, in 90 days. bill: it hikes the debt ceiling to the 7th of february. >> it negotiate as long-term deal but no mention of obamacare. bill: meanwhile tea party leaders saying the fight has just begun. >> some say we shouldn't have fought because we couldn't win. but, this country wasn't built by fighting only when victory was absolutely certain. >> but this fight is not over. it really only has just begun. for in the months to come millions of americans will confront the cos

he was religious and believed america was locked in the war against the godless soviet u.n. johny were pretty godless, let's be real. the thing that jumped out to me, some of this obsession or fixation on the conservative aspect of kennedy's legacy leans heavily on religion, language and rhetoric and so the question there is, what do you say to people who say, sure, he positioned some of his ideas in universalistic or conservative context in order to appeal to everybody? >> you have to look at not just what kennedy said but what he did. his big domestic policy achieve xt was the tax cut, not just the income and capital gains tax cut but also a tariff cut. he cut taxes on imports into america like bill clinton did with nafta and labor unions were against it. he clashed with labor unions and investigated them as a senator and went down south and talked about corruption being a cancer on unions. so for all of those reasons, he opposed capital punishment, even though people were against it at the time. liberals at the time opposed the tax cuts, those are some of the reasons, includin

locked up tight. and nobody is answering the phones today. john? >> let me ask you, are people getting word?looks like there's a deal on the we can. it looks like the senate has passed a bill and the house is about to pass it, and is there any reaction from the folks you're talking to in >> reporter: there's a sense that something is going to happen. we talked to a lot of people on the streets of portland today about the impact it had on their lives, and congress, and the reaction to the first question, had it had any real impact on their lives, and it was varied. most people saying that they haven't made any changes personally because of what was going on in washington d.c., but when you talk about the folks in washington d.c. and how they have handled this thing, you get a full bore blast about the process and how it has played out. people are irritated by what they're seeing 3,000 miles away on the east coast. >> no, it's not, allen in portland, oregon tonight. and thank you very much. so the u.s. senate has passed a bill to reopen the government. and the vote brings us one step closer to

john matarese tells us about a bigger problem. >> reporter: many iphone and ipad owners have been reporting problems with apple's updated operating system. some say it locked up their phone while updating. others are having problems, especially with battery life. ios 7 is sleek, clean and fast, it makes an iphone 4 look like the new iphone 5 but several wish they never did the upgrade. >> i did the upgrade on wednesday, thursday i noticed that my battery rief decreased. >> patrick was stunned to discover that his one year old phone was running down the battery almost twice as fast. he went on line and found several blogs reporting battery drain issues. among thesuggestions for how to fix this, turn off the 3d home screen wall painer and disable background app refresh. >> i mean, i went in and shut down some notifications, i went in and closed out a lot of apps. >> turn off air drop, turn off wi-fi searching and the age old solution, dim the screen. >> it helped a little bit. itprobably increased it to about 10%. >> he is hoping for an official fix from al apple -- apple. some peemg are saying that the update improved battery life. if you have issues, try t

. >> yeah, but do you think, john meacham, the millions of poem who locked on were people like barnicle checking it out? >> no, i don't think so at all. if are you a democrat, you care about making the government work, which is the guiding impetus of the movement that broke the republican majority in 1992. you make sure the website works. >> you know, the dole, mika and i, of course, we talk to a lot of members of congress, we talk to leadership if congress. we talk to people over at the white house, we talked to some people last woke about this, and the mechanics of it looked very impressive. this is, i understand it can be -- this is going to work okay, right? because you get enough, because i said, i am against thissing a. but if you guys can make this run the way you say it's going to run and that's good news for my vet friends in northwest florida because then the va can run efficiently and all these other people can run it efficiently and kaboom, i'm just surprised that the government wasn't ready. >> they had so much time. >> i'm surprised they're not ready to handle 2.8, sam ste

gwen: john boehner only gave one cincinnati radio station after the vote went down the other night and let's listen said.t he >> we have been locked in a fight over here trying to bring government down to size, trying do our best to stop obamacare. we fought the good fight. didn't win. gwen: he did not sound in in a wasrview like a guy who swept along by other forces. leadinged like he was the charge. >> following the charge, i think. how do we know that? we saw him at several points where, a, he said the government would not shut down, b, he signaled this was not his strategy, he was trying to bring them along, but at the same time he does emerge from whole process with the support of all or certainly most the republican conference. gwen: but they won't follow anywhere he leads. that's, they won't and some of the disconnect here but i think he is still -- for all the, you know, john boehner definitely did not win the week. he's the biggest losers in the week, i don't think so. house iple at the white talked to today and throughout the week said john boehner is not the perfect speaker but he speaker for this time. this is not a sp

many conversations between the president and house speaker john boehner as we saw in the last standoff mainly because both sides are so lockedo these positions, these polarized positions that there really hasn't been that much to say at this point. perhaps because of that conversation earlier this morning, that is starting to change a little bit, wolf. >> maybe it will. maybe that conversation will be followed up by an actual one-on-one meeting the president of the united states and the speaker of the house. dana bash is watching all of this and is back up on capitol hill. you were right earlier when you suggested that the vice president was in that meeting and we wanted to double or triple-checked if, in fact, he was. joe biden knows the players. he knows the issues. no one knows the legislative role as joe biden. what do they want to hear from the president? the republican leadership, when he goes before the cameras in about 20 minutes now, what do they want to hear? >> they want to hear he is willing to negotiate. do they think they are going to hear it? i don't really think that they believe that. they understand inside

the american people don't want -- >>> john boehner, and that is kind of the point of it. these two sides are lockedse, it was about the markets with both the treasury secretary and the president telling the markets that they should be more worried about what was happening, and boehner came back in "the new york times" saying that i won't let this country default on the debt obligation sobligations, a very, very public battle that doesn't appear to be going anywhe anywhere. >> right. but here is the problem with the quote of the speaker that he was reading. now it is inan proep yat, and no question -- inappropriate for anybody in the white house to be dancing in the end zone or celebrating a government shutdown, but be clear, the republican party is the engine behind the shutdown. that is obvious to everyone. so for the speaker to stand up and say, that the shutdown is terrible, and look at the white house being so happy about it. that is not going to get him very far if the public looks at john boehner and the party and says that you are the reason why we have this shutdown, and that is in fact wha