>> reporter: bertha coombs, for night night li b"nightly business re. >>> could a new high profile higher at apple shift a strategy and a hint at new products in the pipeline? first, how commodities, currencies and treasuries performed today. 3w4r5 p . >>> apple may be head in a new direction. they are hiring angela aaron. she'll head up the retail and online operations. jon fortt looks at apple's newest hire and the timing of the move. >> reporter: it's been a tough role to fill, retail chief for what's arargua arguably the tou. angela aaron, the current ceo of burberry will lead in the string. during her seven years at burberry she's known for giving the shop more and cutting cost where needed and pushing a dig dill agenda that boosted the image among customers. >> we call it retail theater. all of those big screens, that's prom london. we can stream shows into stores and 180 stores have ipads so if what's in the store, the customer wants something else they saw online, again, not a problem. >> reporter: retail is a tough business, apple's first retail chief ron johnson left two and a h

>> reporter: bertha coombs, for night night li b"nightly business re. >>> could a new high profile higher at apple shift a strategy and a hint at new products in the pipeline? first, how commodities, currencies and treasuries performed today. 3w4r5 p . >>> apple may be head in a new direction. they are hiring angela aaron. she'll head up the retail and online operations. jon fortt looks at apple's newest hire and the timing of the move. >> reporter: it's been a tough role to fill, retail chief for what's arargua arguably the tou. angela aaron, the current ceo of burberry will lead in the string. during her seven years at burberry she's known for giving the shop more and cutting cost where needed and pushing a dig dill agenda that boosted the image among customers. >> we call it retail theater. all of those big screens, that's prom london. we can stream shows into stores and 180 stores have ipads so if what's in the store, the customer wants something else they saw online, again, not a problem. >> reporter: retail is a tough business, apple's first retail chief ron johnson left two and a h

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remember the sequester was supposedo be so b,t looks li it is permanent now.es: not only that, now president can brag about deficit lower, but not wink-wink because of sequester, right? when the president gave his one hour speech a couple days ago maybe it was yesterday. he did sort of hint at his anger wi limited amount of money coming in and the ina bil abilio bore tha.s. government would have to pay investors. what if we have a scenario they could notome to an agreement on a debt ceiling, president said i think it is more imrtant to pay the other things not to pay investors? >> look, charles, that could happenn i don't think this will be cataclysmic. but nody knows. i'm n sure that president can get away with that. they will say, you ve to pay the debt first. if that happens, look, if you don't pay your interest on this detroit, or -- on debt or welfare recipients, and social security and military, you will have a public outcry. this is run 100% by politics, %-they run out trial balloons of day about what political numbers y, and polls say. they are negotia

plus, a powerful message from my dream guest b about personal responsibility. >> when somebody lies to me, hackles go up. the hair on the back of my neck stands up. >> judge judy is here live tonight. it's happening! and what about our vets? i see soldiers coming home. their families aren't getting benefits. it's a disgrace. >> after a tough week for the troops one man is now summoning soldiers to the capitol. >>> and a true profile in courage. the young pakistani girl shot in the head by the taliban because she dared to go to school. diane sawyer has malala's story and joins me tonight. >> from the world headquarters of fox news it's kwo ee's "the file" with megyn kelly . >> welcome. i'm megyn kelly. tonight as the clock ticks down on day 11 of the federal shutdown, lawmakers are trying to work out a deal to get the government up and running again. stories of barricades at memorials, benefits denied to the family thes of soldiers killed on the battlefields. the fights over health care, the threat of growing entitlements, where does it end? one thing is dleer there is a growing sense o

is the media doing enough to combat the lies about obama care? text a for yes, b for no to 67622.nd you can always go to our blog at ed.msnbc.com and leave a comment there. we love that. we'll bring the results later on in the show. for more, let's bring in the former vice president of corporate communications for cigna health insurance, wendell potter. mr. potter, good to have you with us tonight. i'll take the liberty to say that you know obama care, you know the affordable care act better than anybody. and i appreciate your time here tonight. i want to know about these people that are getting the phone calls. i'll go to you, the expert. who are the people getting the phone calls that their insurance isn't going to be any good anymore. he is plain that to our viewers tonight. >> well, frankly, they're people like my daughter, who got a notice that her plan will be discontinued. and here's why. it's because her plan was among those that are inadequate. the commonwealth fund recently did a survey or study showing up to 30 million americans are in plans that are inadequate. as soon

plus, a powerful message from my dream guest b about personal responsibility. >> when somebody lies tothe hair on the back of my neck stands up. >> judge judy is here live tonight. it's happening! and what about our vets? i see soldiers coming home. their families aren't getting benefits. it's

b ovment boehner. i think it's clear where he thinks the blame lies why not go to conference and movie forward with talking to find a solution? >> the important thing to understand is that was a parliamenparliamentparliamenta d with keeping the government open. when they went to conference on the cr they knew there was an hour or two before the government shutdown. and by moving the conference they refused to put it on the floor for a vote and there for we went to the shutdown. we have been asking for conferees on the overall budget since last march. boehner has refusionefusion reft conferees on the whole budget. this move to go to conference on the continuing resolution, what they are trying to do is get us to compromise on the affordable care being a. the affordable care act has been fully litigated. >> joie: why not compromise on it. why not say we'll take a delay of a year. >> is cancer going to take a delay of a year? >> joie: it doesn't mean that the people couldn't enter it. it's just the mandate part of it. >> you need the mandate that is what makes the risk pool large enough to bring the costs dow

b think a lot of people p agreed with him. thank you. >>> metro says relationship is down about 22% -- lied he were is down 22% because of 2 the government shutdown. it will continue to run its regular weekday schedule, but right now it's only going with six cars until further notice. the longer it kitchens, ki the more pressure it'ss going tour put on metro's budget. we'll keep it rightight here on fox five for the continuance of thent government shut-down. s we'll have updates u throughout the next 90 minutes and, of course, the fox news tonight at 10 and at 11:00. we have a special pagepag dedicated to the shutdown on myfoxdc.com. >>> people all across theoss globe people are feeling fe the effects of the shutdown. >> people are being turned away from sites in dedication, honoring ho american soldiers.am >> it's the roadragerag viral gone live tonight. >>> it does not feel like october around here. how long is this hot stuff going to last? la first look at your forecast is coming up. >> and talking about the shutdown, it's a scary situation for everyone. ev hundreds of government workers are without a job or without a paych

situation, that is where the problem is going to b as long as the fed keeps injecting a trillion dollars a year, 85 billion a month to kow we are okay market lies business is not going to be impacted by government spending so much as large multinationals. neil: you know, the president, obviously he has a strong point of view. is was stupid for republicans to do. you can go back and forth. while i think the president has be careful, he is almost like a chairman of the federal reserve for. you don't want to say anything to rile folks. so when the president of the united states says some kind of surprised the markets are not more volatile of warwhat he says, it will have a damaging effect on the economy, it might might not be the case. i just don't think as a leader of the free world you should be making that suppose it case. that is all i'm saying. >> i agree. i don't think you should. you know what, you should be acting like a leader. he's doing is acting like a petulant child and saying, i'm not going to negotiate. he needs -- he has an ideal opportunity to do what j.p. morgan did in 1907 with the knickerbocker just pure luck everyone and his l

maybe youa a li disclosing these revelations that perhaps something can be done through laws or through the courts. and he also pointed out if we start lookingt stopping ks at the polic b the president he wants a review, suzanne. >> and it certainly sounds like the cat's alreadybag. people essentially know what the united states is doing and whether or not they curtail that seems to be thele all uyou. > a man whose job it is to keep america's secrets secret. well, he was overheard on the train this week, a passenger who was not far from him but actually heard the conversation started live tweeting the conversation that he had heard from the former nsa chief michael hayden. quoting here he says former nsa spy boss michael hayden just ended last of handful of interviews bashing the administration. and this one, listening to former nsa spy boss hayden give off the record interviews. i feel like i'm in the nsa except i'm in public. brian todd live for us in washington. so you know, i've got to ask this because first of all, you would think he would know better. besides the need to use common sense, are there protocas for officials of this type who have the clearance and a

b. obama said it would be up and running by the first of october. he's lied to the american people that it was going to be a reduction. it's affordable healthcare. it's not affordable. it's two and three times what we're paying now. he said we could keep the insurance companies we have and that's not true either. is it to the point we can't believe anything that is coming out of washington? >> have you had to use the exchanges? did you log on in south carolina? >> tried to log on to see what it would do and it's not available yet. it's not functioning as it should be. host: welcome. caller: enough is enough. i heard make d.c. listen during enator cruz 20 plus hour fiasco. it's time to make the tea party listen. i heard about making changes at the midterm elections. i'm not very smart and don't have a lot of education but there is a thing called recall elections. people need to start getting online and signing petitions to start recalling some of these folks. i tell you what, the house needs to bring the clean c.r. to the house floor and let democracy work the