laura adams of insurance quotes dot com tells us they will no longer be entitlted to government assistance on some flood insurance. "basically this is going to remove the federal subsidy that many homeowners have been enjoying, so that's been keeping their rates sort of artificially low. so once those subsidies are taken away, these homeowners are going to see their rates increase. it going to happen gradually over a course of years." depending on where the home is located insurance costs could double, triple or even quadruple. a bi-partisan group of lawmakers are fighting for lower flood insurance rates. in lieu of an unemployment report this month --- bill moller and company step in to assess the situation. thats next. and later, corporate earnings kickoff! we check in with how traders are preparing as jpmorgan and wells fargo report. we'll be right back! friday's official september jobs report from the bureau of labor statistics - was officially cancelled. the government shutdown has left only 3 people at work in the bls office. brent schutte is market strategist with bmo private bank.

laura adams of insurance quotes.com says california, hawaii and massachusetts are the only states that don't key insurance rates off of credit scores. among suggests to get a lower rate on car or home insurance: pay bills on time, don't max out credit cards, and check your credit report for mistakes. a hit and a miss. airline stocks are reporting earnings this week. united airlines parent united continental cited higher revenue, but fell short of what wall street was looking for. however, stellar earnings for southwest. it reported third quarter earnings that beat expectations thanks to higher ticket prices and lower fuel costs. southwest said it's november and december bookings are strong. jeanenne tornatore of orbitz-dot-com says flyers can expect to pay more this holiday season. " what we're seeing in terms of prices is that compared to last year according to orbitz bookings, average airfares are up 9% over the holidays and hotels are up 5%. so people may see a slight increase in what they will pay for their airfare." tornatore advises holiday travelers to book in advance and fly on