ko im is live on capitol hill with more. good morning, ko. >> reporter: good morning, mike, andrea. this will be secretary sebelius' first congressional hearing. there is going to be a long list of questions and there's a long list of republicans now calling for her resignation. yesterday medicare chief maryland tagner was grilled by law makers. she essentially defended her agency's rocky rollout of healthcare.gov but she also acknowledged the problems by apologizing. >> i want to apologize to you that the website has not worked as well as it should. >> reporter: it's growing increasingly there there was not enough testing. republicans are also calling the president a liar, some of them saying the president misled the public about individuals being able to keep their health care plans. now we're hearing that they might for the be able to because they don't meet the new requirements. but the administration saying that basically that people will get better coverage with these plans. we talked a little bit about this yesterday. this morning we found some sound of the president on the r

>> ko im in washington. thank you, ko. >>> well, at least five people were injured when a ride apparently malfunctioned at the north carolina state fair. this is the vortex ride about 15 minutes before the mishap. the vortex ride spins people around and turns them upside down. officials say the ride had stopped, but as passengers were exiting, the ride started up again. witnesses say passengers were thrown off the ride. two of the injured are reported to be in critical condition. >>> and classes are scheduled to resume this morning at a massachusetts high school where a teacher was allegedly killed by one of her own students. philip chism is charged with murdering 24-year-old math teacher colleen ritzer. a student said ritzer asked chism to stay after class tuesday but she's unsure why. ritzer's body was found in the woods behind danvers high school on wednesday. >>> an 11-year-old boy says voices in his head told him to kill another student at his washington state middle school. he was arrested for carrying

ko im is live in southwest d.c. at the department of health and human services with more on this part of the story. good morning, ko. >> reporter: good morning, andrea and mike. this is a newcomb point in the health care -- new component in the health care overhaul. millions of americans would have their existing plans canceled because they won't meet the new requirement. there are also allegations that the administration knew this would happen. it conflicts with what the president said back in 2012 saying that people would be able to keep their plans. now, another component of the health care law is that people can now sign up a little bit later. they have a six-week extension on the deadline. originally they were supposed to sign up for health care if you weren't insured by february 15. now the deadline is march 31 but there is some confusion that goes along with that extension. health care insurance starts at the beginning of the month. if you sign up by the middle of the month, then you might not get the coverag

for now we're live at the hhs building, ko im, wusa9. >> thank you, ko. >>> prince george's county police have charged three men in last week's murder of a hotel employee. investigators say deandre weems was the gunman. all three are from d.c. kimfrey williams was driving the getaway car according to police and rinaldo washington served as the lookout. jesse chavez was shot and killed at the clarion hotel in oxon hill. he was coming to the aid of one of his coworkers who was at the front desk in the hotel. police recovered both the murder weapon and the getaway car and they're looking into whether or not these three suspects have committed other robberies like these in the area. >>> a frederick family can't get their son back but they are getting one of their wishes fulfilled. a special commission held its first meeting monday to look into ways to prevent what's happened to ethan saylor from happening to anyone el. saylor who had down syndrome died in police custody earlier this year when officers removed him from a movie theater for not having a ticket to a second showing. the maryland c

as far as direction from the indexes, kos by will be closed today for a national holiday. we'll see if that gives me direction. but i'm looking at the levels right now and we're still a little bit mixed. we'll see how the day develops. back to you. >> thanks a lot for that update. and markets in australia also opened. i'll leave you with a check on those. >>> the security situation in the asia pacific region is about to be the focus of attention at a meeting in tokyo. the u.s. secretary of state john kerry and chuck hagel are in japan that ie eel be discussing the realignment of u.s. forces in the country. they'll meet with the foreign minister and defen minister. the four will discuss transferring more training flights from okinawa to other locations inside or outside of japa japan. but people in okinawa have been protesting for a review. the ministers will talk about security in the asia pacific region. japanese officials are warning that the situation in the area is becoming increasingly uncertain. they'll discuss north korea's nuclear and missile. >> they're trying to

live on capitol hill, ko im, wusa9. >> ko, thank you. >>> today maryland state delegate john cardin is going to introduce a bill to ban what is called revenge porn, the act of publishing compromising intimate photos of an exfor no -- ex for no reason other than for revenge. college professor an marie tore reeni said it happened to her three years ago. she's campaigning to make revenge porn illegal. maryland's general assembly is going to look at cardin's bill early next year. >>> a local billionaire usually in the news for her philanthropy is facing charges for a deadly car crash. jacqueline badger mars was charged with reckless driving a misdemeanor. she co-owns the mars candy company. the sheriff's office says mars was driving her porch suv on route 50 near aldi october 4 when she crossed the center line and hit a minivan. 86-year-old irene ellisor in that minivan died. mars is expected to appear at a court hearing in december. >>> police are looking for bank robbers after two banks were hit yesterday in rockville. the first one sun trust branch rockville pike yesterday morning. less

ko asked the lpga to waive their 18-year-old age requirement. number five ranked player lost up to $1 million in potential winnings by not being pro. >>> the battle for the title of the top lumberjack in the world. australian brad delosa won three of the competitions. he takes the crown. the u.s. came in second in team competition. >>> the 25th annual roller cart festival in colombia. they were decorated as planes, blimps, buses, everything you can imagine made from wooden planks, steel wheels and household items. >>> the nba season starts tonight. and with that, a new commercial. three pro players pose as senior citizens. they challenge younger players in chicago park. those players, younger ones, going hey, what's this? by the way, the players that are all made up are tyree irving and nate robinson and minnesota's moore all by the way are this their 20s. >> "early today" sponsored by just for men, champions of facial hair. >>> just ahead, sly stallone bears all. brian williams auditions for christian grey. plus, chris brown draws the masses as

ko im for cbs news. >> the obama administration has not yet revaled how many people have signed up for medical insurance under the affordable care act. >>> it was a cool evening in our area after a very nice day. take a live look outside. mostly clear skies. so what can we expect for the upcoming workweek? meteorologist chelsea ingram is in the first warning weather center updating current temperatures. >> hi, everyone. tell you what. if these cool temperatures aren't for you, i think you'll like the next couple days. first look at current temperatures, sitting at 55 degrees at bwi marshall, much cooler out in western maryland, around 43 degrees in oakland. we topped out at 60 degrees at the airport. kind of nice considering we haven't had a temperature of 60 or above in the past four days. we'll have a cool start to your monday morning and finish in the low and mid-60s monday afternoon. a cool front will pass through and bring a little cloud cover. we'll talk about the next couple days coming up in your exclusive first warning forecast. >>> one leg in front of the other, thousands of

ko im has more. >> the house will stand in recess. subject to the fall of the chair. >> reporter: from government shutdown to capitol lockdown. both houses broker the political stalemate after chaos broke out this afternoon outside the hill. this furloughed worker from silver spring has been caught in the middle of both the action. >> pop pop pop was -- even though i don't hear gunfire a lot. fortunately. that was -- you know, very recognizable. >> reporter: and inaction. house republicans passed bills to fund national parks and nih. >> while we work out our differences here in washington, children should not be denied the treatment. >> reporter: but the white house calls the picking and choosing game playing and rockville today the president blamed the tea party. >> they got exactly what they wanted and now they're trying to figure out how to get out of it. >> reporter: house republicans scheduled a vote to give furloughed federal workers back pay if and when the federal government reopens. one sign of reaching across the aisle. jim

as ko im explains the allegations come amidst -- >> reporter: hundreds of demonstrators in washington, d.c. protested against a national security agency's surveillance program. [ people chanting ] organizers are from the group stop watching us and want the government to do just that. [ people chanting ] many people carried signs thanking nsa leaker edward snowden. it was snowden who revealed details of a spy program that collects cell phone data and internet communications from u.s. citizens. justin of the government accountability project read a message from social mediaen to the crowd. >> we are here to remind our government officials that they are public servants not private investigators. >> reporter: snowden also leaked a memo saying the u.s. was able to monitor the phone records of 35 world leaders. president obama insists they are not tapping america ill's calls and ordered a review of u.s. spying. intelligence chiefs are expected in washington this coming week for answers. ko im for cbs news. >> the protestors delivered a petition to congress where legislation addressing domes

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. >> debbie, the owner of kos stums super shop easily. >> what costumes fly out the door every year. >> batman. batman is the super of all super heroes. >> for 12013, here's our list. first, practice your duck call. >> i'm sorry, wrong reality show. it calls for everything camera, a beard and you're set. next best pop culture wez costu the menu from despicable me. it's the mr the merrier. next on the list, learn the line. and a very little outfit with the ridiculous miley cyrus. >> the last costume, anything breaking bad. dress up as walter white. breaking out the best costumes of this year. >> viral isz. >> first up, tiny speed race other. it ee it's not just officer kids. this one may be for aadulthoods only. go down the track, it's speeding up faster and faster. is this a new dust step track? finally, it gets up to 205 miles per hour. next, something pink. the slomo guys are taking their cameras up close to paint on top of speakers. they turn the music up and watch the paint dance. lastly, a crabby fight. check out this adorable bull terrier puppy play around with a little crab. t

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. >> we would make sure thief ree school in america had every day a nurse or health clinic that kid koso when they were sick. we would make sure that every school had the arts, that every school had physical education, that children who go to-- . >> jon: these areas, so the families in these areas, because this gets into another issue that you bring up in the book. the families in this area are rightly concerned, though, with the performance of some of the public schools in their areas. these schools can be dilapidated, poorly performing and these types of things. there is this movement and the charter movement that says what's wrong with giving choice to those kids in those areas, because the schools around them are not serving their needs, what is wrong with that in your mind? >> well, what's wrong with it is that it is part of, i believe, a purposeful effort to create a consumer mentality around education. public education is a public responsibility. whether you send your children to private schools or to religious school or you home school them, that's your right. and if you have no

and one man who has advanced negotiations is george ko hen. appointed by president obama, he played a role in cracking some tough labor disputes involving the nba and nfl. if anyone can help strike a deal, it's him. now all riders want to know is whether they will catch the train tomorrow. that word is going to have to come from the federal mediator, because as you heard, there is a gag order in place. we don't know what time that will come, but we'll be out here waiting. >> thank you. and we will keep monitoring the bar talks and provide you with the transit alternatives if bart does go on strike. check out our survival guide. >> on over to ac transit, they are trying to convince the governor to delay a strike by its workers. today, management for the transit agency hand delivered a letter to governor brown asking for a cooling off period. if the governor asks, buses would keep on rolling. some commuters can't imagine the nightmare of having to deal with the possibility of overlapping strikes by bart and ac transit. >> that would really suck.

. >> tim: i think this move is being made, joe, because ko koji uehara is equally as effective againstt-handers or right-handers. >> joe: mike napoli will be a part of the double switch. he'll bat in the number nine spot. david ortiz is finished for the night. and the pitcher will bat in the number three spot. and john farrell will go to the mound. and like it was in game one of this world series, jon lester brilliant through 7 2/3. uehara takes over here in the eighth. ♪ ♪ ♪ are you flo? yes. is this the thing you gave my husband? well, yeah, yes. the "name your price" tool. you tell us the price you want to pay, and we give you a range of options to choose from. careful, though -- that kind of power can go to your head. that explains a lot. yo, buddy! i got this. gimme one, gimme one, gimme one! the power of the "name your price" tool. only from progressive. use chase freedom at amazon.com and get 5% cash back this quarter. so you can find the perfect gift for everyone. including you. activate your 5% cash back at chase.com/freedom chase. so you can. [ leader guy ] go go go! [ guy ]

ko im, wusa 9. >> and boehner is willing to pass certain bills and the president is staying in the united states due to the shutdown. >> and this is day three. so let's consider our mythical federal employee in the d.c. region who is making about $25 an hour, so far now, they've lost about $600 and that is before taxes and folks that is rapidly creeping up into territory known as real money as in you could have paid the mortgage with that. >> we are just getting started on wusa 9 at 11:00. >> still ahead, we'll take you to the verizon center. tonight's caps home opener. one word, thriller. we'll have that story. >> and the latest on tropical storm karen and could she affect our weather. >> and tonight's restaurant alert with russ ptacek. see what kind of trouble is cooking next. >> an all american hamburger chain closed and restaurants with roaches and rodents. >> but if there is something to find bugs on your burger, it is trying to get rid of them. we have this week's restaurant alert. >> we all know to be grossed out by rodents and roaches and we start out with those violations and we

. >> ko im with the war on words from capitol hill. >> this isn't some damn game. >> reporter: an angry john boehner went before cameras again friday to blame democrats for the partial shutdown of the government. >> all we're asking for is to sit down and have a discussion and to bring fairness -- reopen the government and bring fairness to the american people under obamacare. >> reporter: president obama said there will be no discussion until the house passes a bill to fully reopen the government. >> i'm happy to have negotiations with the republicans and speaker boehner on a whole range of issues, but we can't do it with a gun held to the head of the american people. >> reporter: not much has changed since the government shut down tuesday. 800,000 federal workers remain without work and without pay. it will be a working weekend for members of congress who still are getting paid. the house is expected to pass a bill saturday morning promising back pay for those who have been furloughed. missouri congressman billy long wants to see a solution that will pay america's bills more than six

pirates also got seven innings of one-run pitching from fran sils ko liriano.irates beat the reds 6 to 2. they will now face the cardinals in the next round for the playoffs. >>> here you go, elizabeth. are you ready? the 49ers released b. j. daniels whose strong preseason won him a roster spot. i thought this story should be in the sports cast. my producer bryan says nobody cares. i looked up. it was no. 1 read story in the chronicle. anyway, he is out of a job, could end up on the practice squad. >>> bartolo colon will get the start for the a's friday in game one against the tigers. he will oppose detroit mack sherzer who won 21 games this season. >>> pitcher a. j. griffin was left off the a's playoff roster because of elbow tendonitis. he could return for the next round. . >> this organization has been known for its different looks and free spirit and so if that's what they want to do and, you know, get some guys going in the same direction with that, that's fine. i'm not going to be one of them. >> yeah. great story with the a's. >>> meanwhile, jim leland h

and all the dogs besides my rescue guy were dresed up up for a kos pum contest. the game went right down at the wire. 49ers, just pounding. the jaguars, high lites across the bond next in sports. >> what a week it's been for the 49 the herbs. soccer, sightseeing, socializing with the london natives. after all that, they took to the field to take care of business asserting their dominance over the undermanned jaguars. wembley stadium in london, the site of this international competition. frank gore busted up the middle. 19-yard touchdown. next niner drive. >> a run for 54 more. the caps play action. niners score on their first four drives. they win 42-10. >> jim harbaugh's decision to go for it on fourth and one shows the team's offensive mindset. their aggressiveness led to four straight trips to the red zone and resulted in four straight touchdowns before andy reid ever saw the field. >> not letting our coaches believe in them. the 49ers tied a team record of more than 30 points in five straight games. the linebacker provided a list for a defense badly in need o

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if you look at the inside another ko*plt commentator is not favorably to the tall political system. so, when you look at it, countries around the world are really worried because it's true what it'll come to. there's two other issues here. one is we are the world leaders. we have been the world leader ever since world war ii. we are the guide in the international system. secondly, with the united states swifting, we don't see the compromise we used to see between republicans and democrats. that's what people are really upset about is the lack of compromise for the tea party people on the right and the people top the left wing democrats and the other side scares the hell out of countries all over the world who went to stability in an international system. >> jefferson, wake up they're all crazy. the two biggest creditors are are japan and china. according to the u.s. treasury, china holds $1.28 u.s. bonds. what will the consequences be? china's economy is struggling a little bit. it's a massive debt ceiling. the united states is -- in 1979 we will forget about that. what happened was

this forecast feature we'll see fog along the coastal areas tonight but will not push far beyond the ko. mild to warm both weekend days. cooler days ahead next week. far way from the coast by afternoon will be left with sunny skies, high temperatures at the coast at upper 60s. and low to mid-80s inland. overnight tonight mainly cloudy skies low temperatures dropping into mid to upper 40s. some low 50s near the bay. and chilliest locations, then, tomorrow, sunny and warm. highs 80 in santa clara. peninsula, 77 san mateo. on the coast 68 in pacifica. up in the north bay, highs of 61 in novato. east bay highs, 78 oakland. 79 union city. and the inland east bay highs into low to mid-80s up to 83 in walnut creek. here is the accu-weather forecast. before get together seven day, the, we forgot almost to mention half moon bay art and pumpkin festival. tomorrow, sunny skies throughout the day. and here is the accu-weather forecast. two warm days with temperatures just gradually tapering off a couple degrees each day. so a cool one. >> yes. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> well, just ahead here ho

they need real high returns and david lee is right china should look at the whole asset ko compositionnd start diversifying away from treasury. >> we have to go. i want to get your sense as to whether or not you would agree something that zanny began with. outside of this, the u.s. looks remarkably resilient compared with other countries in the world and you have broad based, slow but steady recovery. that's the tragedy here. >> the u.s. looks good. the u.s. economy has survived massive fiscal tightening. it looks quite robust. sequester cuts. and the whole deal. it's about 3% of gdp tightening and now over and so u.s. looks good to me. i'm really quite optimistic about the u.s. in the next year or two. >> not quite as bullish as that but the u.s. does have potential to accelerate. i worry that we've been here again and again and each time things are messed up and we haven't got beyond this 2% growth to bigger acceleration. i hope this time it happens. i think the answer to the question as always will depend on washington. depends on what they do early next year. if we continue this un

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united states fref ♪ ♪ and this is my united states of whatever ♪ >> another attack on the precious kosy. the university of colorado boulder has asked students not to dress up in potentially offensive get-ups and including stuff related to sex works and this is speak for don't dress up like a hooker or a feminist with no plans for that night, but they said specifically to no cowboys or oversexualizing a culture and there went my costume, because i just spent four weeks crocheting some sexy hot pants, but i guess we are back to the goblins, and this is all part of what i call the cower power, and the schools are caring about the sensitivities of the groups, when they are terrified of the victim hoods, and victim hoods are the thuggish cry babies who perceive it as hurtful as something as dumb as dressing up. this is like a bullying mob. they are not offended by the costumes, but it feels good to have a impact especially when you are a zero and now they are the intolerant skull, and they relike dean of "animal house" and this halloween, i want to go as chris mathews and i'm not going to g

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and prosecutors say he was the one who pressed her relenllessly to have kos surgery.. in australia, 2,500 firefighters are working around the clock to put out wild that go about 1,000 miles. this is worst they've ever seen. but they say it will get worse themselves say stronger winds and higher temperatures are coming tomorrow. >> we're certain of the weather conditions and for the fires to run and spread. it is about as bad as it gets. >>> with as bad as it gets. fires have burned land the size of look near sydney. >>> controversial move by facebook. and then a bit of a backtrack later in the day. so facebook lifted a ban on videos of beheadings. they said, it made sense as long as it raised awareness. it is hard to imagine an actual video of a beheading that would raise awareness. if the video were being celebrated or the actions are encouraged, the approach would be different. the problem is if you show a video of a beheading, somebody might have been celebrating it. there was immediate outcry over the decision. the ceo of facebook will take a hard look. facebook d

the company has ko gone public two years ago and it more than doubled it loan requests.y had naysayers along the way. stocks surged from $20 before it became public to highs over 100 during summer. in early august, zillow, the company posted a 30% lost, known cents worse than expected. it was a remarkable 68%. stocks got hit hard in a single session. zillow sprung back to the low 90s on august 19th. once again, though the stock recovered, rebound into 100 in september. more selling off in recent weeks. many worry the coldown in housing caused by the spike in mortgage rates, i never bought that, now it looks like housing is doing better. the billionaire investor has been betting heavily on zillow's 9.4% of the country. the bull has been winning the battle, which is why we got to dig doper. spencer is the ceo of zillow. welcome back to "mad money". >> hi, jim. >> first, do you know james backer? >> i have gotten to know him. >> did he boy stock before you met him? >> he has been buying stock. after spending time with management, he bought even more. we are happy to have hi

. >> i -- >> she can go on the ko many did i channel? and not in front of the -- >> it turned out jon stewart ate her alive. they fear in jon stewart ate her alive, what will house republicans -- >> i put my money on jon stewart. >> tom chaired the kind of committee hearings, and normally el don't subpoena government witnesses. normally they arrange to have them come up voluntary. you may have a situation ultimately where you think she would be subpoenaed. >> absolutely. >> so far that hasn't been done. >> we know that darrell issa is always doing things on the up and up. there's never politics involved when he's involved. >> but she ought to go up there. >> i agree. >> there is this fear. fred upton is not -- >> they've to figure out when she can go. >> she needs on -- there aren't any easy answers. i think it's just going to take a while to get things fixed. >> tom, i want to go to this issue. how much can republicans try to make hay on health care? every time they go down this rabbit hole. i say it's a bit of a rabbit hole, because it

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and some first-time home buy other kos face delays in the processing of government-backed mortgages. services would include uninterrupted, including military law enforcement and intelligence activities and border patrol and air traffic control operations. in addition, social security beneficiaries would still receive checks. with the ball back in the house's court leaders of both parties huddled with their members this afternoon then top republicans emerged with a new proposal to individual mandate to buy health insurance for one year and eliminating exemptions. >> special treatment and carve-outs and exceptions under obamacare for big interest, special business, and yes it has provided a carve out for members of congress. our position is very clear: no special treatment for anyone. we all live under the laws equally applied. >> president obama weighed in saying he is not at all resigned to a government shut down. >> it does not have to happen. all of this is entirely preventable if the house chooses to do what the senate has already done. and that's the simple act of funding our gov