. ~ >>> lou harris. i have a question, i'd like to have it answered now. i live next door to an open space. this is about mouse and rats have decided my house is a good place to go and live. if i don't want to poison them or kill them, if i trap them live, what do i do with them? where do they go? where they won't be bugging other people? is there a place for them? i don't believe in killing wildlife just because they're being wildlife. >> we're working on mice, s-r-os, i believe. i might have that wrong. >> wait a minute, point of order here. you know, i think you should appoint somebody to speak with her, but there is actually no comment, public comment. >> yes. >>> what? >> maybe we can give your answer within 30 seconds unless you have more remarks. >> i can give a 30-second answer. >>> okay. >> unfortunately, we're not allowed to release any life rodents anywhere except where you caught them. it's state law. so, you are limited in what you can do. you have to either kill them with a trap or bait, which we don't recommend, or keep them out. >> they're

you had emmy lou harris opening for you a couple of nights ago. >> yeah, we had -- >> jay: and she'sth us in berkeley and in l.a. >> jay: what was the first song that you ever wrote? >> the first song. well, the first really polished song i wrote when i was nine was called, "i'm having fun at the fair." >> jay: "i'm having fun at the fair." >> and you'd think it was inspired by a visit to the fair, but it wasn't. >> jay: it wasn't. >> no, it was just because i was playing the piano i said this sounds like a merry go round. >> jay: oh i see. do you remember the lyrics? you were nine. >> i do, but they're very generic, not particularly great. >> jay: you're nine. >> they did rhyme. i'm having fun at the fair. i'm certain that you will be there. so those are the opening lines. >> jay: sounds like a hallmark card. [ cheers and applause ] i'm having fun at the fair. i'm sure glad you're there. all right. and we'll take a break. more with zooey right after this. be right back! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ don't make me call chauncey. man, call chauncey. chauncey can't lather like this, man. y

the radio really didn't want to play us, but it was the punk rockers, debbie harry who made a rap song, loud, the ramons, it was the rock and rollers and punk rockers, that embraced us. they saw themselves in us, but in the early days it was -- we wasn't a force to be reckoned with. we wasn't believable. people thought we would be here probably two or three years and it would be over. >> so you mentioned you weren't on mtv, and then you went on, was there a moment where you felt the shift and you thought thanks are changing? >> i think the reason we were able to get into mtv and get into the living rooms across the nation, is i have always believed it was about hip hop -- and rock and roll, whether you are in the dirt-poor ghetto or in beverly hills, when you hear a hip hop song that is truly that official hip hop, it's going to be something that you can relate to because of what we talk about. a kid in the ghetto and a kid in beverly hills, we all got the same issues, peer pressure. i hate my teacher, i love that girl, i hate my mother. i want to go to the mall. i want to do this. hip hop

lou: that is crazy. that is a crazy idea because when you deal with the debt limit you can be construed to be by the opposition, in this case, the president, harrybe construed as trying to destroy the full faith and credit. >> all debts owed, bondholders and other it or will be paid. lou: the republicans are not even smart enough to reticulate what they're doing strategically al nl and they expect a voter across this country to put of obliquely and just passing by to hear the argument to understand what they're doing. this is bad politics if they moved to the debt ceiling. >> ultimately what will happen is some much of the bad press did obamacare get in the beginning? if this pooch enough democrats, it will be the democrats is just putting presse on the administration. you exempt big business. you exempted, in part, i suspect -- lou: glad and i sang it right now? >> t pressure has to come and from democrats ultimately. >> and republicans. lou: a congress that has been exempted from the very law that they are now arguing about funding are dunding. >> my reaction is i am so opposed that that is pretty much what i say. lou: in that case, i want to

back in session and the senate reconvene next hour as majority leader harry reid vows reject the spending bill over the weekend. lou the impasse over funding. adam: it looks like the government shutdown is going to test the resistance. just how much damage the shutdown would actually cost. lori: it is not just washington that investors may be underestimating. dick dove joins charlie gasparino and why they may be in for a costly fight with regulators. adam: the new competition from google, joining us from who tops the list right now. lori: posse no surprise with washington this week. nicole, stocks still down but pulling back from much earlier losses on the last trading day of the quarter. nicole: we were down about 163 points at that time he had you still see that market action is a negative one with down volume clearly outpacing up volume today. from center to center whether it is angst or energy, et cetera. down arrows with worries about partial government shutdown and the midnight hour the key deadline point. president obama will be speaking the congressional leaders today, tomorrow, and also talking about the u

dennis: harry reid is calling what senator ted cruz did a big waste of time. give us the other side of that trade. loue of time. i want to hasten to add, it has not changed the time line harry reid was working on, pushed back as late as we can in the senate, at the last possible minute, back in the house without the health care thing trying it on, put the pressure on them to put up something fast where the government shuts down, it is the republicans' fault, it will look horrible. be careful what you wish for because you end up getting exactly that. it might not be on the republican shoulders here. nothing senator ted cruz did was going to delay the timetable and nothing did. the eleventh hour dealsmaking will carry us into sunday and monday on the eve of what could be a partial government shutdown. roll their already exploring ways to shut down the government in increments, rolling shutdown. and it has happened 19 times since jimmy carter. dennis: there will not stage at down forever. who is on your show tonight from washington? lou: everybody and his uncle, john mccain criticized this process, rand

lou: are you surprised senator reid stepped-up it is either his way with the senate legislation or shut down the government? and know any republicans have called for that's with the senate majority leader harry reid. >> i have not heard any republican that wants to shut the government down and then have said it has to be there way or the highway but one of the big concerns you have heard echoed but if you have a president that calls a press conference and brags about the fact he is prepared to negotiate with iran and the good she was syria and negotiate with syria but not those that hold the of maturity of those districts i don't think the american people like that bullying and i think it will backfire on the senator and the president. lou: thank you for being here. >> we will have much more of the move throughout the broadcast we will be right back. lou: secretary of state kerry agrees with russia on the plan to eliminate serious chemical weapons. the middle eastern terrorism expert tells us. next. lou: the united states and russia demand that syria gives up one of resolution set to vote that resolution won't work because united states has no way to enforce it under the terms of the resolut

lou: good evening, everybody, thank you for being with us. the fight over obamacare is now i were between republican and democratic parties between republicans and this president and his chief capitol hill ally senator harryaten filibusters aiming at pushing about a house republican legislation that would be funded the bank breaking unpopular so-called affordable health care act. a law that even some democrats acknowledge is far too expensi expensive, unworkable and a crushing burden on taxpayers and the world's most advanced health care st

track the development of it in eric harris is case for example he was started a year earlier on an s.s.r.i. for a few days had a bad reaction and then was put on lou vox which is a necessary i flew vox a mean and you can actually see him become crazy during the time he's on the drug he's given the drug for obsessive problems he's not described as in any way mentally disturbed and then you watch and get more and more disturbed and we know that eric harris was taking the drug on the day of the shooting because he had quote a therapeutic level that's very ironic according to the autopsy in his blood and i've confirmed that through f.d.a. reports and i've confirmed it to the autopsy report. i had another case of joseph west specker who. went into his former place of work with an a k forty seven and killed eight people and wounded a many others and he became psychotic while on prozac these people don't always get psychotic he got psychotic delusions about what was being done to him it work he's been disturbed about our work before a bit of a violent drug as i can we have just about a minute and a half i'm curious what the mechanism by which these drugs