. >> republicans call it redick louse. >> nearly half a million americans filled oh out applications during the first three weeks of sign ups. they won't say how many of them were actually able to enroll. who signs up is as important as how many. >> it depends on signing up the younger americans so insurance pools don't get filled up with older sicker americans. >> about 19 million people have visited the website. supporters say that shows even with all the problems the interest is there. in washington, tara mergener, wjz eyewitness news. >> just minutes ago president obama spoke about the problems with the affordable care act saying the program works but the glitches need to be fixed. >> the point is the essence of the law, the health insurance that's available to people, is is working just fine. in some cases actually it's exceeding expectations. the prices are lower than we expected. the choice is greater than we expected. the problem has been that the website that's supposed to make it easy to apply for and purchase the insurance is not working the way it should for everybody. >>

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perhaps nothing comes up to the sheary dick louseness of this situation, the degree to which the republicansave left the plane of reason more than this new talking point that they themselves rolled out this weekend. >> the president will negotiate with the iranians, but the president of the senate will not talk to the house. >> jon:. >> have as much flexibility with the republicans as you do with the russians and iranians. >> the president is more than willing to negotiate with iranians, i don't know why he wouldn't be willing to negotiate with us. >> jon: brrrr, brrr, brrr. >> you are not helping yourself. if it turns out that president obama can make a deal with the most intransigence hard-line unreasonable totalitarian mullahs s the world, but not with republicans? maybe he is not the problem. [ cheers and applause ] >> jon: we will be right back. >> jon: my guest tonight, the host of the fox news channelable, the o'reilly garkt, his new book is called killing jesus, please welcome back to the program, bill po riley, come on out here! >> bill zero rilecally. >> bill o'reilly! [ cheers and

build trust with america again but to rebuild trust between european partners, so i think it's scanned louse has gotten way more ramifications than simple thirty relationship between america, germany and france. >> yes. briefly i want to ask you, we understand overnight there was a rescue operation to get ahold of 700 migrant refugees off the coast of italy. that is very much going to be on the table regarding talks. anything being said about that at the moment? >> yes. officially on the table for the discussions in the european summit this morning. hear claly this is very timely but not quite as disastrous as the debate which was sparked by the deaths of many. but there are reports from reporters to try to beef up the european frontier agency and proposals to try and get the burden of migration shared throughout e.u. something northern countries including germany are resisting, but more importantly they say overall they take more refugees into the e.u. than anywhere else. >> shane watson reporting from brussels. and other news, the international criminal court ruled william reduceo will not

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you're talking about the fact that i'm going to say to you, grach chen, i'm going to come to your louse and burn the house down unless you give me a, b, and c. >> yeah. >> why would you agree to that? why would you not say, don't come over, what right do you have to burn down a house? we're about to burn down -- >> how do we get anywhere, lars, if people aren't willing to at least give something? >> when you say people let's talking about the people who have been willing to compromise. the republicans. the president is the one who said he won't negotiate, he won't negotiate, he won't negotiate. you describe it as burning down the house, julie. it's not burning town down the house. it's the same kind of tactics used by unions all the time. if we don't get what we want, we're shutting the whole operation down until you will come to the table and talk about making a deal. unions do this every time they go on strike. we are not burning the government down. they have it shut down. 80% is still in operation. the -- and especially the part that are putting barricades up around national monumen

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but in less than eight hours of the shutdown, maymy rack lousely, professionally printed signs with logos appeared all over the country in thousands, saying this park facility closed due to government shutdown. there hadn't been a government shut depoundown in in 17 years. these signs had to be designed, reck sigsed and bids had to go out, i a proved and contracts signed. this then signs were made an distributed. either this is the most efficient thing the federal government has ever done or this quick shutdown was planned and determined months ago. mr. speaker if the writer is accurate, this is an interesting and odd coincidence, don't you think? and that's just the way it is. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. any more requests for one-minutes? the chair lays before the house the following personal requests. the clerk: leave of absence requested for mr. culberson of texas for today, mr. fattah of pennsylvania for today, mr. gene green of texas for today and mr. pass for of arizona for today. the speaker pro tempore: without objection the requests are grant

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at the same time, police secured a louse on monterey boulevard just off 280 in san francisco. earlier this morning, crime scene tape was put up across the front entrance at that location and police say that scene is connected to the death of this baby. right now, homicide investigators are interviewing the baby's mother. they are also talking to other family members and trying to get a sense of what was going on last night/early this morning, as this child was brought here to the hospital and they are trying to understand how this 7-month-old baby wound up dead. live in san francisco, alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, alex. >>> republicans, including john boehner, are talking about the government shutdown. this is the eighth day. no progress appears to have been made. these are some republican leaders who are speaking. let's listen in. >> that keep critical portions of the federal government open, nearly half of the federal government now, we have passed the bills in the house to open up the federal government and yet the senate refuses to act. that's not leader

i'm compromising in a way that quite frankly i find difficult to do because i know these are louse si numbers. i just came from a rally with head start providers that are shutting down in your districts. and because of this shutdown more and more closing. in massachusetts we have a good governor who is trying to find state money to keep them open for a couple of weeks. if we don't resolve this in a couple of weeks they are going to shut down. the senate sent this number over, i don't like it but i'm willing to go along with it until we can negotiate a longer term budget deal. but i'm trying to figure out, is the republican line still defund, delay obama care? you can't go much lower than these numbers. you can't even get a transportation bill passed. >> if the gentleman will yield. in the context of going broke as a nation. in the context you and i agree on that the debt is 100% of g.d.p. obama care adds to it. >> it shows by eliminating the affordable care act you're going to increase the debt. if you don't agree with the numbers, that's fine. i'm just trying to understand the way ou