husband off a cliff was charged with first and second degree murder for the death of her husband cody lee johnsond johnson had a fight while on a hike. she was so angry she pushed him and he fell off the cliff. graham told a friend she was having seconds thoughts about the marriage and was planning to talk about the issues with him the night he died. >> a drug kingpin will be in court today. 25-year-old ross all brick known on-line as dread pirate robber is under arrest for running a black market web site for selling everything from heroin to hit men on-line. they shut down the web site believed to have den generated more than a billion dollars in black market money. he faces numerous charges ranging from drug trafficking to murder for hire. a bid to reopen the grand canyon in state funding is rejected. arizona's governor offered the idea to put over 2,000 furloughed employees back to work and allow tourists back into t the park's superintendent said he's not allowed to accept the money. this as the reclusive get away ca camp david remains open. staffers are at work and still getting paid. >> the

i just note that voting no senators vitter, cruz, rashts, johnson of wisconsin, senator lee from utah. tomb me from pennsylvania and senator paul so far voting no. the rest voting yes as the voting is wrapping up here. i think we can take a final vote and listen to the whole floor. mr. coons, aye. >> you can see the senators in the well, they are calling senators who didn't vote the first time around but the news here, greta, is that they have passed the 60 vote threshold. this was the vote that really mattered because they will definitely have the simple majority in just a matter of minutes in the second go around. 51 votes and gets quickly hustled over to the other side of the hill for the house to consider. and any new information there about what those numbers are like, bret? >> no. other than the speaker has promised to put it on the floor and it will pass with huge democratic votes. the question really is whether he has a majority of his own majority to pass this the president possibly speaking between this vote and the house vote is interesting, politically, and how that plays

the couple together more than two years ago, says over time graham was forcing 25-year-old cody lee johnsono become more isolated from his loved once. >> cody was putting everything into the relationship. he put 110% all the time. really we weren't quite sure if she felt the same way. >> reportedly prosecutors safe among the evidence is a message graham sent to a friend saying she was going to tell the groom she had doubts about their marriage. that text said, dead serious. if you don't hear from me at all again tonight, something happened. jordan graham is due to be form formally charged in u.s. district court in missoula, montana. jenna: a story we'll continue to watch, harris, thank you. >> reporter: sure. >> the beaches of normandy were conscripted by the blood of our heroes, british, canadian, pols, french and american. gis by far the greatest number. over a stretch of 60 miles the battles raged and omaha beach took its place with gettysburg and valley forge in our history. jon: probably the key battle in the push to free europe from the grip of nazi tyranny, staining the beaches with

a grand jury indicted jordan linn graham in the death of cory lee johnson.im off a cliff at a national park eight days after their wedding. she originally told investigators she found his body at the bottom of the cliff. >>> california is now the 11th state to allow illegal immigrants to get driver's licenses. governor jerry brown signing a measure that takes effect no later than january 2015. these licenses will have a special designation on the front stating they cannot be used for providing eligibility for employment or for public benefits. >>> dramatic dash cam video just being released of a police stop in oregon last august. it took a violent turn. >> shots fired. >> that man, john allen ii, you can see him running wearing military fatigues, opened fire on the state trooper who stopped him for speeding. allen was later found dead slumped over the steering wheel. and his children, 10, 13 and 15 years old were also in the car. they were unharmed. the state trooper was wounded and is now recovering. >>> new legs and a whole new life for a little girl in fl

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senate, senators voted against the proposal include senators corban, corn and, crepeau, cruise, johnson, lee, bitter.ssions, and we're going to continue with calls in just a bit. we wanted to show you the comments ahead of the senate vote. >> here we are again. another unnecessary crisis. a proposal that maintains the status quo. very little time to read and evaluating bill. in fact, we still do not have a final version of the text. no time to explain it to our constituents. this is washington at its worst. it's exactly the kind of thing the american people are fed up with. and exactly why several colleagues and i began this effort to delay and defined -- defund obama care in july. it appears that this particular fight will end much the same way obama care began -- in a last- minute deal negotiated in back rooms and forced on congress and on the american people. the washington establishment cannot bring itself to believe that this is why congress's approval ratings are so low, because washington does not listen to the american people. it ignores them. and when the american people can no long

lee. johnson -- lowenthal. waters. brown. >> this weekend. >> grayson -- gutierrez. jeffries.nolan. -- those are know for you. they are for you. and al green. not the singer, but the great leader. the leader who stands with the people. rush. jeffrey. stephen -- help me out, you guys. they are all here. so now that we have a few more members, i want you to hear from the members who are standing here, fighting for you. we will make a quick but we want you to know, we have to make it a lot harder. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] mr. speaker, let us vote on the clean cr. mr. speaker, let us vote on the clean cr. let us vote on a clean cr. mr. speaker, let us vote on the clean cr. mr. speaker, let us vote on the clean cr. >> let them vote. let them vote. let me tell you. one of the hardest working people who put this on the line for this country every day is sn lautenberg, i furloughed -- a furloughed safety inspector, a safety inspector where you -- whether you go up in the ground -- you want those ai

lee smith grew up in johnson city, too. [inaudible] >> thank you. inaudible] >> grew up, played fama baseball, whatever with richard. this is nashville downtown. he says hello, lee. immediate recognition. how you doing? i'm doing pretty good. he had been moved very soon from state prison inmate use two main prison in nashville, was given trusty status at work release. his work release assignment during the day was to work as a photographer for the state tourism department. these men is flabbergasted. he told me, back to my office, called the state direction department and said can you just tell me about this particular prisoner and gave the name comes so forth. he said the man said he had to call him back and it gave ms. smith, all i tell you is that was done at the request of the governor's office. the governor's office. we went out -- this is just a paragraph. in his newsletter. but because we are in the state capital and capital of the press corps and everybody was onto this, what was going on the palatinate industry should do that time anyways re

the negative, alexander, ayatt, fisher, flake, graham, grassley, ho hoeve hoeven, inhofe, johnson of wisconsin, leeell, maran, murkowski, paul, roberts, rubio, scott, toomey, wicker. mr. hatch, mr. hatch, no. mr. keyesia, mr. keyesia, no. mr. barroso, mr. barroso, no. mr. shelby, mr. shelby, no. mr. sessions, mr. sessions, no. mrs. shaheen, mrs. shaheen, aye. mr. blunt, mr. blunt, no. >> all right, we're going to step away from the drama in the senate chamber. and continue our conversations with chuck conesburg, he was an assistant director of the white house office of management during the '95 shutdown. in listening to all what is going on this morning, does it feel the same in '95? does it feel worse? how do you characterize this? >> well, 1995 was pretty bad. it was the longest shutdown in u.s. history, lasted for three weeks. this one, this one feels that it could be as bad, because of the level of gridlock that is currently in place right now. >> roger simon from politico, he just said this feels different from '95 because he said that legislators are meaner. i mean, there is no -- there is no

. >> guest: the -- ted crudes -- cruz and mike lee and rand paul and marco rubio and johnson. i could go down the list. understanding fully well not that all of them agreed with this on the particular squabble. i think that's the new party. it's all about economic freedom and understanding that washington, d.c., is a game played by insiders. and it may be big business. it may be public employees union. somebody else always gets to the table first. we would like to get all of that inside trading out of washington and let people take charge of their lives again. >>> we're making it worse. that's not what the founders of this nation envisioned when they gave us the gift of self-government. you don't like a particular policy? or a particular president? , then argue for your position. go out there and win an election. push to change it. but don't break it. don't break what our predecessors spent over two centuries building. that's not being faithful to what this country is about. >> guest: what he's really saying is the only time the american people have a right to question their g

johnson wisconsin. we had him on the other day. lee, of course, you utah. rand paul. rice, roberts, rubio.florida. scott, sessions, tomb my, vitter, grassley. they all voted no. >> great position for them to be in. >> why? >> because that's what their constituents wanted. because the vote passed 83-16. if you are in the 16, it doesn't matter. >> 81-18. >> so you got the result that you wanted. but here is the interesting thing. when you say that the republicans didn't lose, if you -- what do they actually tan jibbably get out of this except for keeping the sequester cut? a delay? >> you ask so many good questions. >> maybe we should switch seats. >> i'm going to answer it. here is what the republicans get. independents are furious with the democratic party and president obama. furious. every poll says that. okay? that's what the republicans get. independents coming over. >> can they win those votes? is the brand so bad that the independents don't come and vote for them. >> now we are into speculation and we don't do than 00 factor. you do that on the factor a lot. >> predict? >> we can't.

johnson and the boy who shoved her will not be in school this week. in pittsburg, patti lee>>> police in oakland say a young woman killed after the city's first friday event last week was an innocent bystander who was simply in the wrong place at the wrong time. police identified the woman at corin ray. family and friends refer to her as corin bailey. her family tonight remembered her as someone who was loved by many people and touched many lives. one of her former counselors described her as a sweetheart. a bright young woman interested in music and art. the shooting happened on broadway near city hall. two other people were wounded. police say those two had gotten into an argument with a man who pulled out a gun and then opened fire into the crowd. >>> the university of california's largest union has called for a strike for alleging unfair working conditions. the union represents 22,000 employees who provide staff support and medical services at uc hospitals. contract talks have been dead locked now for more than a year. the union says it wants better retirement entitlemen

johnson and the boy who shoved her will not be in school this week. in pittsburg, patti lee> police in oakland say a young woman killed after the city's first friday event last week was an innocent bystander who was simply in the wrong place at the wrong time. police identified the woman at corin ray. family and friends refer to her as corin bailey. her family tonight remembered her as someone who was loved by many people and touched many lives. one of her former counselors described her as a sweetheart. a bright young woman interested in music and art. the shooting happened on broadway near city hall. two other people were wounded. police say those two had gotten into an argument with a man who pulled out a gun and then opened fire into the crowd. >>> the university of california's largest union has called for a strike for alleging unfair working conditions. the union represents 22,000 employees who provide staff support and medical services at uc hospitals. contract talks have been dead locked now for more than a year. the union says it wants better retirement entitlements

federal prosecutors add, even if they determine johnson's death was a crime, they may not have jurisdiction to pursue the case. >>> convicted sniper, leed malvo is challenging his sentence to life without parole. >> reporter: they argue malvo's petition should be dismissed. he was convicted for his role in the 2002 sniper shootings that killed 10 people and wounded three others. malvo, who was 17 at the time of the killings, argues his life without parole sentence should be dismissed because of a recent supreme court decision, outlawing mandatory life sentences, without parole for juveniles. the virginia attorney general's office, also support a similar challenge in that state. >> malvo's accomplice, john allen muhammad, was sentenced to death and executed in virginia in 2009. >>> as the civil war rages on in syria, an international chemical weapons watch dog group says tacountry has destroyed the equipment used to make chemical weapons. the announcement for the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons comes a day ahead of the deadlines. the u.s. blames the regime of barbar -- bashar alassar. president assad says the rebels

johnson. >> mike? >> weren't you wearing a tie earlier? i like calendar puts in gld. >> you always notice the wardrobe. looks like our time has expired. i'm melissa leensaction.cnbc.com. don't go anywhere. our special coverage of the shutdown called "the debt threat" starts right now. >> announcer: the following paid program for the shark sonic duo is brought to you by euro-pro. [whirring rapidly...] >> both imitate: zzt zzt zzt... [whirring...] >> zzt zzt zzt... [whirring...] >> i have never seen anything like it! >> oh, my gosh, i love the shark sonic duo! the carpet's like new again! >> my kitchen floors are cleaner than they've ever been. [whirring...] >> it's the best cleaning system i've ever used in my home. zzt zzt zzt... [laughs] >> announcer: bright, beautiful carpets, rugs and floors make your home look amazing. but no matter how much you vacuum or mop, you get frustrated bec

johnson. >> weren't you wearing a tie earlier, i like calendar put spreads in gld. >> you always notice the wardrobe. so astute. looks like our time expired. i'm melissa leewe'll see you next friday. meantime, don't go anywhere, special coverage of the shutdown called the debt threat, starts right now. 5 days until america runs out of money, and still, no deal, the debt threat continues. the dow closed up today 111 points. hello and welcome to cnbc's special report. >> hello, everybody, "mad money" will be on tonight at 11:00 p.m. eastern. but for now, we have an all star of experts that will help you navigate the market. what you need to know before we go into this important weekend. >> and let us begin in washington, where lawmakers are still trying to hammer out a deal.

johnson's baby of the week, go to klgandhoda.com for details. >> why do we play music from james bond when we show our baby pictures? we should play kathie lee lullaby stuff next week. >>> we have a great breast cancer awareness product. it's the 15th year of sax fifth avenue to raise funds for the cancer research fund. we have a t-shirt, designed by peter dundis of pucci. $35 at saks and get it at saks.com. >> and 100% of proceed goes to key to the cure. >> that's beautiful. >> i like that. looks like one of the juicy outfits the kids wear. >> very cute. >> all righty. do you ever feel like everyone is pulling you in different directions, hoda? >> yes. >> and not enough time in the day to do it all? you feel like you're letting people down? >> i'm a pleaser. we'll tell you how to be the boss of your own life right after this. >>> if you ever feel like there aren't enough hours in the day or you wish you could be in two places at once or even worse you have a hard time saying no, you're going to want to pay attention to this. >> yes. you may not be able to grant us a 25th hour in the day, but she can tell you how to be the boss of your own l

johnson, peggy noonan, and bob woodward. stay with us. ,,,,,,,, "face the nation." we're going to continue our conversation with phil shenon. it is well known that leeoswald went to mexico city in the weeks before the assassination. the warren commission concluded the trip didn't figure in the killing of president kennedy. but this man thought otherwise. he is winston scott, seen here in a 1962 home movie taken in mexico city where he was the c.i.a. station chief. though he and others told the commission that the c.i.a. had limited know of oswald's visit, he later wrote that he knew and suspected much more. when he died in 1971, a top c.i.a. official flew to mexico city and removed several boxes of documents from scott's house. one of those documents quietly declassified in the mid-1990s was a section of scott's unpublished memoirs, a section devoted to oswald's trip to mexico. lee harvey oswald became a person of great interest to us. quote scott, "oswald's visits at both the communist cuban embassy and the soaf embassy in mexicoico city during his brief five-day stay in september-october, 1963, are together with what is known what took place durin

lee wants to see that on behalf of her constituents. i have hospitals that need dollars. i have researchers involved in research. i've got public employees at nasa johnsonat need the federal government to the operate. so here's my point, wolf. give us a proposal. talk about it. put it in writing. don't do what the supercommittee did which really ended all opportunity and it put us in the most jeopardizing position which is the across the board cuts which is mindless because it does not invest in growth. we need a transportation bill. we need to rebuild infrastructure. so i say give us a proposal. >> here's when's worries me, and i assume probably worries you and a lot of other folks, as well. they failed to come up with a so-called grand bargain by december 13th and you know by mid-january, there could be another government shutdown. by early february, another debt ceiling crisis could emerge. the last thing we need is another battle over that. so the pressure is really enormous to come up with this deal. but i've studied paul ryan's views. i've studied patty murray's views, studied the president's views. it doesn't look like they're relatively even clo

president johnson signed the civil rights act of 1964, he said, quote, we've lost the south for a generation. it didn't take long for republicans to exploit that idea. notorious gop strategist lee republicans could exploit racial views without being explicitly racist. >> you start out in 1954 by saying [ bleep ], by 1968 you can't say [ bleep ]. that hurts you, backfires. so you stay stuff like forced bussing, states rights and stuff like that. all that stuff you're talking about are totally economic things and blacks get had hurt worse than whites. >> republicans started using those to their advantage. running shameful ads specifically targeting those views. >> his revolving door prison policy gave weekend furloughs to murderers not for parole. one was willie horton who murdered a boy. you needed that job. and you were the best qualified, but they had to give it to a minority because of a racial quota. against racial quotas, jesse helms. >> this sort of resentment has been stoked by the right. we've heard for decades of talk about welfare queens, makers versus takers, and states rights. it's that resentment that has led republicans to question the president's citizenship, to r

jean johnson, the chair of the board as well nurse practitioner health care and dean at the george washington university school of nursing. jennifer lee, board member at the arlington free clinic, peppermint, of the american society for clinical , and dr. johnence severin, chief executive officer of the american cancer society. quick reminder, please do tweet all of your thoughts, comments, and questions at the # . we have a great and robust dialogue going on. i would like to keep that going. with that, maryland, i would like to turn it over to you. rate, thank you. we have a lot going on. millions of people are about to become insured in january. the phones were ringing off the hook yesterday and the day before. we saw the system actually go down. the politics, regardless of what people are believing, people are interested, people are going to sign up, there will be more insured people either through private insurance or through medicaid. at the same time, many people will be left uninsured. we have a great panel with us today. a pretty straightforward question, but with different answers for just about everyone on the panel. so, we

johnson, presidential candidate joining us from washington, d.c. thank you for your time. >>> thank you for yours. >> a small piece of memorabilia, wedding ring that belonged the lee harveyd sold for more than $100,000. he took off the ring before leaving his house to shoot president kennedy in 1963. the assassin averages wife said she wanted to get rid of this. the november 22nd will mark the 50th anniversary of the assassination. >>> bulgarians who came forward are actually her parents. the birth mother said she gave the child away and didn't sell her. bulgarian prosecutors will discover if that is true. the girl was found in greece with another couple. the girl who was thought to have been abducted. >>> a tradition in mit turned into a smashing good time. look at this. this looks pretty fun. what's happening here? students dropped agrand piano off the roo rooftop to symbolize end of the semester. the stunt was still done in 1972 and as you can see it has been a hit literally every year. that is a smashing good time. so -- our top story today, there will be a rally in capitol hill today as more word comes out about the nsa spying. of course the tichg point seems to be

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senators enzi and heller and lee, johnson, inhofe, cruz, and graham. we're also joined by house members, led by representative ron desantos of florida. and all of us quickly got together and said, this is illegal and this is wrong and we have to stop it. and so we came up with language to do just that, to reverse this illegal o.p.m. rule and to make sure that every member of congress and all of our congressional staff go to the obamacare exchanges and we go there just like other americans go there, no special exemption or special subsidy or special treatment. now, our fix also expands that to the president, the vice president, their white house staff and all of their political appointees. because that is appropriate as well. and so our language says to all those folks, congress and the administration, you have to get your health care the same way other americans are, in the backup plan, in the fallback plan, in the so-called exchanges. you go to the exchanges and you get no special treatment, no special exemption, no special subsidy. i think this is re