>>mira, marcia.ro. [♪] ¿y ahora quÉ les pasa? ¿por quÉ me miran asÍ? >>¡, marc! yo creo que esta vez el doctor noe va a poder salvar. traer a un menore edad al trabajo es una falta muy grave. esta vez te pasaste, ¿eh? toma. esta es tu carta de despido. aÓs. [♪] >>¿y cÓmo se port leo? >>bien, como siempre. ya que llegÓ, me voy a mi casa. >>permÍteme tantito. gracias. falta una parte, tlo paso sin faa la prÓxima quincena, ¿sÍ? >>no se preocupe, sr marcia, esmos para ayudarnos. >>no sabes cÓmo te lo agradezco. me quedÉ sin trabajo y laadezco. verdad, no sÉ si te v a poder seguiragando. yo creo que mejor te hablo cuandoea posible. >>no se preocupe. usted una mujer muy fuerte y comucho tesÓn. seguro mu pronto va a encontrar algo. >>gracias. ¿te ampaÑo? >>no, estoy bien. hasta luego. >>muchasracias [♪] ¿y ahora queamos a hacer, hijo? [♪] ella: ¿sÍ? >>buenos dÍas. hao por el aviso donde necesitan promotoras. ah... ¿hasta 25 aÑos? muy en, gracias. ah... buenos dÍas. eh... hablo por el anuncio donde piden ven

>>toda la vida, marcia.anhelo, morenita... es que mi hijo algÚ dÍme puedaecir... mamÁ. >>y no me mires asÍ, que bien sÉ lo que le hiciste a marcia. >>ro ¡¿quÉ hice?! usted pidiÓ que recontratara a marcia y eso estÁ hecho. >>¡ay, por favor, elizath, noe creatonto! bien sÉ que hicte una denuncia en contra de marcia y de su niÑo por maltro y abuso. >>¡, doctor! ¿cÓmo cree que yo voy a hacer go asÍ? si yo a marcia le tengo mucho aprecio. >>¡por favor, mer! si yo me dedicara a otra ca, te mprarÍa tu mala actuaciÓn, pero sÉ bien ando alguien estÁ fingiendo. doctor, le aseguro que de ninguna ne yo he tratado de molestar... >>no voy a dcutir contigo. voy a pedir que te traslen de empresa. con tu actitud estÁs contamindo el ambiente de tus compaÑeras de trabajo. >>doctor, estÁ muy equivocado... >>¡vete de aquÍ... antes de que yo cambie de opiniÓn! [acordes en el piano] >>es increÍble cÓmo toca leonardo, sin leer siquiera la partitura. >>si hubiera sabidque a mi hijo le gustaba tocar... lo hubiera traÍdo a esta escua

>>no, marcia, tranquila.la. >>¿por eso no habla? eso que ya tiene dos aÑitos. ¿pero por quÉ pasÓ eso? ¿es por algo que yo hic >>marcia, las causas del autismo se desconocen, pero deja de eocuparte. yo sÉ que eres una excelente madre. >>¿ahora quÉ hacemos, doctor? Óngale una inyeccion ra que se cure mas rÁpido. >>no, marcia, ojalÁ fuera tan sencillo, pero desgraciadamente para el autismo no hay una cura. de verdad, lo siento mucho. [♪] >>¿quÉ hago, carmen? el doctor me dijo que lo que tiene mi niÑo no se cura y que necesita supervisiÓn constante. yo no puedo darme el lujo de no trabajar ahorita y no puedo quedarme con leonardo to el dÍa. luo el papÁ desapareciÓ cuando po que estaba embarazada. ay, yo no sÉ a quien acudir >>¿por quÉ no scas uno de esos lugares ahÍ donde cuan a niÑos como Él? >>no, carmenson carÍsimos. >>marcia, sÉ que te va a sonar en difÍcil, ¿pero si lo entregas a u instituciÓn del gobierno? >>¡¿quÉ?! ¿abandonar a mi hijo? bancantes que tener que bar un dejarlo en una institucion! >>¿quÉ? ¿us

tavis: marcia gay harden has an oscar, a tony, and two emmy nominations to her credit. she just wrapped an exceptional guest starring turn on "newsroom." she can be seen on "trophy wife," and her latest movie is it deals withand." the fallout in dallas of the assassination of jfk. she plays one of the emergency room nurses that had to cope with the immediate crisis. we take a look at a clip from "parkland." >> doctor, doctor. >> who is the attending? >> dr. perry. >> it is justway. you. >> do something. >> doctor. tavis: here you go again playing a stoic, unflappable, no- nonsense character. >> nothing like me. [laughter] my kids may say that's like me, but i think of myself, you want to know how i'm feeling, just look at me.nothing is hidden. i cry like a baby. i get upset, i stamp my feet. i'm not stoic. tavis: it has been 50 years since the assassination of jfk. i don't know how his family feels about this, but it did doesn't seem like 50 years, the story that we hear about all the time. it has like never gone away. i raise that to ask, what did you see when you saw

>>marcia, orita, vamos... [♪] >> era su hora.algÚn asunto quÉ resolver aquÍ en la tierra, tiene que ser muy serio, porque el disparo... >>¿puede estarme el celular otra vez? necesito hacer una llamada. >>tranquilÍcese, ella se pondrÁ mejor. >>solo mi psicÓlogo podrÍa tranquilizarme. discÚlpeme, es confidencial. [♪] es el bufete de abogados? con el licenciado gÓmez, por favor, es urgente. gÓmez, soy teresa cristina palmer, ¿quÉ paÍs no tiene tratado de extradiciÓn con estados unidos? averÍgÜelo. ¡ay, reinaldo! ay, mi amor. >>tranquila... ¿estÁs en? >>no quiero seguir en esta ciudad, mi amor, no quiero... >>tranquila... >>no quiero, reinaldo, ¡no quiero! no voy a poder superarlo, no looy a lograr. >>ya, despuÉs hablamos, ¿sÍ? >>no, reinal, te lo repito, ¡no! despuÉs no, ahora... llÉvame a casa, por favor. ¡necesito hacer mi maleta y desaparecer de aquÍ! >>estÁs traumatizada. >>quiero tomar el prim aviÓn a europa. >>¿perdÓn? >>sÍ, mi amor, de seguro estas cosas no pasan en suiza; por ejemplo. >>ay, mi amor, por favor... ya tranquila

. >> marcia, marcia, marcia. i'm tired of being marcia's shadow all the time. >> reporter: it seems younger sister jan brady may have been on to something. based on research, firstborns tend to get the best parenting and the best grades. according to the data, the explanation is simple. parents are more strict on older children and tend to give them more attention. the new reason for sibling rivalry. >> i'm an older sibling so, yes, i think that's true. >> i think i'm smarter. i'm the last. >> i'm smarter. >> reporter: international studies have suggested firstborns earn more money and score better on iq tests, on average three points higher. >> they've got 100 percent of parental attention. >> reporter: look at the most recent presidents, five of the last seven all oldest children. need more proof? 21 of the first 23 astronauts were firstborns. firstborns like einstein won more nobel prizes in science. but on the flip side, younger children tend to be more rebellious. leaders of revolutions like thomas jefferson

tavis: marcia gay harden has an oscar, a tony, and two emmy nominations to her credit. she just wrapped an exceptional guest starring turn on "newsroom." she can be seen on "trophy wife," and her latest movie is it deals withand." the fallout in dallas of the assassination of jfk. she plays one of the emergency room nurses that had to cope with the immediate crisis. we take a look at a clip from "parkland." >> doctor, doctor. >> who is the attending? >> dr. perry. >> it is justway. you. >> do something. >> doctor. tavis: here you go again playing a stoic, unflappable, no- nonsense character. >> nothing like me. [laughter] my kids may say that's like me, but i think of myself, you want to know how i'm feeling, just look at me.nothing is hidden. i cry like a baby. i get upset, i stamp my feet. i'm not stoic. tavis: it has been 50 years since the assassination of jfk. i don't know how his family feels about this, but it did doesn't seem like 50 years, the story that we hear about all the time. it has like never gone away. i raise that to ask, what did you see when you saw

¡es hora de que marcia reaccione, ¿ah?! [♪] no se ponÍa asi.que >>ya estÁ mas grande y mÁs pesado.sa con es niÑo, vas a tener que... >>¡¿que quÉ?! ni crean que lo voy a meter a una instituciÓn o a una sa hogar. >>¡ah, ah...! >>¡eso no lo voy a hacer! ya... hijo, ya. >>¿qÉ estÁ pasdo aquÍ? [♪] >>imagÍnese cÓmo me sentÍ cuan llegÓ la policÍa, como si miijo fuera una amenaza para mÍ o para mis vecino >>te entiendo bien y a los vecinotambiÉn. ellos te conocen y conocen a leo desde que naciÓ. >>pues sÍ, ¿pero quÉ hago si

marc marcia, marcia, marcia.coming up next, our next guest says one of the biggest losers in this showdown, military families. up next, why he thinks they were used as political pawns. >>> and who is going to get fired for failures in the obama carroe rollout. that question just ahead. >> we talked to robert gibbs saying the rollout was so bad in his opinion that somebody should be both maxwell and ted have hail damage to their cars. ted is trying to get a hold of his insurance agent. maxwell is not. he's on geico.com setting up an appointment with an adjuster. ted is now on hold with his insurance company. maxwell is not and just confirmed a 5:30 time for tuesday. ted, is still waiting. yes! maxwell is out and about... with ted's now ex-girlfriend. wheeeee! whoo! later ted! online claims appointments. just a click away on geico.com. verizon innovators are combining a network of underwater sensors and artificial reefs that actually make our water cleaner. giving sea life-- new life. because the world's biggest ch

. >> marcia, marcia, marcia.'m tired of being in marcia's . >> reporter: it seems jan brady may have been on to something. based on research, first children tentd to get the best parenting and grades. the explanation is simple, parents are more strict on older children and give more attention. the new reason for sibling rivalry. >> i think that is true. >> i think i'm smarter, i'm the last of the siblings. >> reporter: international studies have suggested first borns earn more money and score higher on iq tests. on average three points higher. >> when the first born comes along and there are no younger siblings they have 100% of parental attention and investment. >> reporter: look at the most recent presidents. five of the last season, all oldest children. need more proof? 21 of the first 237 astronauts were first born. first borns like einstein won nobel prizes in science. but younger children tend to be rebellious leaders of revolution like thomas jefferson, martin luther jing king junior and bragging rights fo

marc marcia, marcia, marcia.up next, our next guest says one of the biggest losers in this showdown, military families. up next, why he thinks they were used as political pawns. >>> and who is going to get fired for failures in the obama carroe rollout. that question just ahead. >> we talked to robert gibbs saying the rollout was so bad in his opinion that somebody should be fired. you've protected kathleen sebelius. short of somebody being fired, what kind of accountability will be there? customer erin swenson ordered shoes from us online but they didn't fit. customer's not happy, i'm not happy. sales go down, i'm not happy. merch comes back, i'm not happy. use ups. they make returns easy. unhappy customer becomes happy customer. then, repeat customer. easy returns, i'm happy. repeat customers, i'm happy. sales go up, i'm happy. i ordered another pair. i'm happy. (both) i'm happy. i'm happy. happy. happy. happy. happy. happy happy. i love logistics. >>> now to the pentagon where defense secretary chuck hagel too

>>ya lo intentÉ, marcia, ya lo intentÉ. ya fui al restaurante este que me dijiste. pablo, esto no tiene ni siquiera lugar a una disculpa. aparte, gas lo que digas, para mÍ ya no va hacer ninguna diferencia. >>necesitamos converr, esther. >>tÚ yo ya no tenemos nada de qÉ hablar. si te llamÉ es para informarte e a partir de ahora yo no con "fa estampa",miso independientemente de que la mitad de la empresa sigue siendo mÍa, a partir de hoy, yo ya no diseÑo mÁs. renuncio. [♪] >>an pablo... [♪] fue lo que pasÓ? >>esther renunciÓ. locutor ] te gusta comenzar el día con el pie derecho. y sólo mcdald's te espera cada mañana con un delicioso mccafé premium roast coffee, acompañado de tu mcmuffin favorito. siempre hay algo que les va a encaar a todos en mcdonald

he said, do you know who i am, marcia?i said you are the director of parkland. he said i am jude's dad. he had been over at my house before, working on a script. there is a shakespeare sonnet about that. basically, don't go to your grave without having children. but the kids come to my house. he has been typing over at my house. tavis: your kids go to the same school. >> he said it shows you didn't could i be as a favor. any more in my own bubble? he did a gorgeous job. tavis: i mentioned bryan cranston. he has had a run on "breaking bad." you are a tv and movie person. what did you make of all the hype?this thing broke out. >> we tried to get a ticket to the graveyard showing of the finale, but there wasn't a ticket to be sold, even to the cast. it was so completely sold out. i think there is a movement, almost like a cult following. like in the hunger games and harry potter. they get their own cult audience and iten it just blows up. was pretty genius marketing. tavis: tell me about this movie "get a job was quote with bryan cranston. >> my character is an exe

>> it is largely about the process as marcia said. i think that she described the alternatives, the opposing positions correctly. the one side the position is, the court has said you can have frifntion, it's your choice and all the voters of michigan have done is take this off the table. the other position is there have been a couple of cases in the supreme court, the seattle case in particular from the early 1980s where the court said if you take something involving race and issue involving race and you make it especially difficult or impossible basically for that to be solved in the political process that involves deep concerns. justice kennedy who probably will be the swing vote in this was especially concerned in the oral argument in his questions with the seattle case as a precedent for this. so that's the issue in the case. >> joshua thompson, what's your position? >> the position i worked, the 9th circuit court of appeals, on challenges that were identical, saying the political process is trying to be restructured on race based

here this morning, rich lowry, steve inskeep, marcia fudge and mike murphy.nnah guthrie. >> we'll get to our roundtable in a moment, but first the latest on the issue of the american shutdown, the president's health care. there is growing frustration in people signing up for coverage. >> it has been a frustrating week for many americans who want to take advantage of the affordable care act. but it seems the website has not been able to keep up with the workload. the big rollout came tuesday, many uninsured americans encouraged to go online and sign up for low cost insurance. people were staffed to help navigate the site, but within minutes, the system crashed. >> there are too many people accessing it right now. >> it seemed no one was getting through. >> we're going to get in, it just may not be right now. >> we have until march. >> on tuesday, we were with the schultz family in phoenix as they tried to enroll. >> we wanted to know the price, the options, and suddenly we couldn't get in, so we were disappointed. >> by the end of the week, they still were not

marcia wallace was 70.next, did the headlines about kids killing teachers put some california cops on edge? young students were accused of killing their teachers in nevada and massachusetts, and a third was killed by police in california who thought he had ray weapon. the f.b.i. is looking into that death, and carter evans reports some experts are wondering if this week's headlines played a role. >> reporter: this is the toy ak-47 that 13-year-old andy lopez was carrying when he was killed by sheriff's deputies last tuesday in santa rose acalifornia. he was shot seven times. lopez's father, rodrigo. >> they need to stop shooting like that, you know, especially at 8:30 p.m. they can see. >> reporter: at a news conference, investigators displayed the toy rifle on the left, compared with a real ak-47 on the right. santa rosa police lieutenant paul henry says the boy ignored a directive to drop the gun. >> a witness in the area reported that he heard the deputy shout shouttwo times, "put the gun down." >> shoot

. >>> marcia wallace has died. she was known to tv viewers most recently as the voice of teacher edna krabapple on "the simpsons." she won an emmy award for the role for most outstanding voice over performance. before that she played the role of the receptionist in the psychologist office in "the bob newhart show." offering a good deal of advice of her own. >> when you talk to the airline don't mention it's a psychology group. to get the commercial discount i had to tell them you were something else. >> what? >> a marching band. >> reporter: marcia wallace was 70 years old. >>> we have a rare look inside a place that could easily pass for the plains of africa. a place where elephants roamed freely. unlike in africa, the elephants face no threats here from some who may harm them for commercial grain. we get the story tonight from mark potter. >> reporter: at sunrise in florida a herd of african elephants is on the move. among them a four and a half-ton female named tandi. years ago in zimbabwe she was found alive af

the actress plays who lisa simpson said, quote, cheers to the hilarious, kind, fab marcia wallace who has taken her leave of us. heaven is now a much funnier place because of you, marcia. >>> a massive manhunt for a gunman lasting late into the night. a terrifying ordeal as a bus filled with students burst into flames on a busy highway. the whole thing caught on cellphone videotape. plus, a very real threat of a nationwide cyber attack crippling america's entire power grid. no electricity, cellphone, no gasoline, fresh food, clean water, and no way out. >> looking like a total power outage across the entire country. >> a colossal and history making blackout. >> the likes of which we have never seen before. [ male announcer ] eligible for medicare? that's a good thing, but it doesn't cover everything. only about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. so consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, they pick up some of what medicare doesn't pay and could

. >> marcia, marcia, marcia. i'm in her shadow all the time. >> reporter: jan brady may have been onto something. based on research firstborns tend to get the best parenting and the best grades. according to the data, the explanation is simple. parents are more strict on older children and tend to give them more attention. the new reason for siblings rivalry. >> i think that's true. >> i'm smarter. i'm the last. >> reporter: internet studies have suggested firstborns score on average three points higher than iq tests. >> they've got 100 percent of parental attention. >> reporter: look at the most recent presidents, five of the last seven all oldest children. need more proof? 21 of the first 23 astronauts were firstborns. firstborns like instein won noble prize. even joan of arc all younger children, bragging rights for all the younger siblings out there like me. linsey davis, abc news, new york. >> this younger sibling is right there with you, lindsey. >>> real money is back tonight. with just a few phone calls y

marcia wallace was 70. >>> a year after super storm sandy governor chris christie says he understands frustrations of people still trying to recover. anniversary is this tuesday and the republican governor says his administration is not to blame for delays in aid. he is pointing the finger at congress for taking three months to approve relief package. he says people are still waiting for aid and red tape put in place to prevent fraud. the storm damaged 360,000 homes and businesses. >>> the boardwalk damaged is just reopened. the 2.2-mile boardwalk is made of sustainable hardwood, concrete, other structurally sound materials that's supposed to take the brunt of any future song. yesterday was the ribbon cutting ceremony. >>> we are in the midst of a lovely weekend. >> how long will it last? >> not long. we need whatever moisture we can get. we won't get much but tomorrow could be wet. today will cool a little bit. we are starting with patchy dense fog around the bay area to start your sunday. we have sun inland but near the shoreline the fog is in some places reducing visibility to less

tavis: marcia gay harden has an oscar, a tony, and two emmy nominations to her credit. just wrapped an exceptional guest starring turn on "newsroom." she can be seen on "trophy wife," and her latest movie is it deals withand." the fallout in dallas of the assassination of jfk. she plays one of the emergency room nurses that had to cope with the immediate crisis. we take a look at a clip from "parkland." >> doctor, doctor. >> who is the attending? >> dr. perry. >> it is justway. you. >> do something. >> doctor. tavis: here you go again playing a stoic, unflappable, no- nonsense character. >> nothing like me. [laughter] my kids may say that's like me, but i think of myself, you want to know how i'm feeling, just look at me.nothing is hidden. i cry like a baby. i get upset, i stamp my feet. i'm not stoic. tavis: it has been 50 years since the assassination of jfk. i don't know how his family feels about this, but it did doesn't seem like 50 years, the story that we hear about all the time. it has like never gone away. i raise that to ask, what did you see when you saw the

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here to walk us through the arguments is marcia coyle of the "national law journal."was in the courtroom today. .ñrñrçóÑi it's good to have you with us. >> good to be back, judy. >> woodruff: another term under way. >> another big case. >> woodruff: so before we talk about this case, marcia, it's important to have you define what -- define what limits we're talking about. there are different kinds of limits when it comes to political contributions. >> well, our federal law contains two types of limits on contributions by individuals to candidates, political parties, and political committees. there are base limit which is restrict the amount that an individual can give in an -- in a single election year and then there are what we calling a a gatt limits which restrict the amount, the total amount, that an individual can give in a two-year election cycle. now, right now, that aggregate limit is about $123,000. the supreme court has upheld base limits and aggregate limits. they did it in 1976. they acknowledged at that time that this was a burden on speech and associatio

marcia fudge, chair of the congressional black caucus. plus my exclusive interview with samantha power on syria, iran, and that controversial comment about hillary clinton. >> i've regretted it pretty much every day since. >> and president obama weighs in on the washington redskins name controversy. i'm savannah guthrie filling in for david gregory. all that on this edition of "meet the press" on sunday, october 6. >>> from nbc news in washington, "meet the press" with david gregory. substituting today, savannah guthrie. >> good evening, everyone. the latest on the shutdown in a moment, but first the leader in bombings in kenya and tanzania. tanzania is now in u.s. custody. it ends a 15-year manhunt. he was seized in broad daylight near the tripoli capital on saturday. he will be brought to the u.s. to stand trial. >>> an al-shabab leader linked to the kenya shopping mall attack was linked to a town in southern somalia, but navy seals came up empty handed. no americans were hurt in that operation. >>> michael lighter is here right now. he

today it and repeatedly veteran after veteran of that wonderful generation would say, marcia, you all need to get this debt under control. we can't continue to spend money like this. i agree with them. i wish that we could. >> the whole american public agrees with that let's go back to the military. and i know you were referencing them. you know when you put this all together, congresswoman with benghazi and, you know, the sense that the cavalry is never coming to help you out, and you wonder does this president really support our troops? >> and i wonder if he feels for them as i feel for them. and what he thinks when he visits with those families. and i love visiting with my military families and my military retirees. and i have such respect for them. i repeatedly tell them i hope that my service honors their service. and it just grieves me to be situations like the death benefit not being paid and thank goodness. >> last question. how is this all going to be worked out? >> my hope is that they are going to get to the negotiating table with us. we have repeatedly asked the senate to

. >> madame marcia. she wasn't alone in this. interesting theory at the time. lots of people believe this. if anything, people were more criticized who were following astrology than even now. nevertheless, she found in porton. it shows up in her diaries. it shows up in her writings. of course, madame marcia told her that harding was going to , but he was going to die in office. decides all the same that she's going to back into the help and make sure this happens. it does seem to have an uncanny effect on her relationship as first lady. wife see in 1909, jewelers goes to madame marcia and g prediction, but she ends up being the second wife to woodrow wilson. >> i was wondering why mrs. harding was a well-liked but respected. >> that is an interesting question. you are suggesting that her to notity is understood be very high, but her respectability is high. it is interesting. iss gets into the discussion where she falls as a first lady. mentioneden, it was she was not very maternal. i would disagree with that. i think of her relationship with the men who worked

have to salute our chair of the congressional black caucus, the gentlelady from ohio, congresswoman marcia fudge, for her leadership and he suring that the entire member -- the entire congressional black caucus continues to be the conscience of the congress. here we are 14 days into the tea party republican shutdown and three days away from the party republican government default, which would be the first in american history. since taking control of the house of representatives two years ago, the tea party has governed by brinksmanship. first they were unable to accomplish their goals of decimating the government through legislation, so they have resorted to the type of tactics that eventually led to the sequester and to the shutdown of the federal government. now, the last time that the republicans refused to lift the debt ceiling and relied on bringsmanship to get their way, a supercommittee was formed as way to reach compromise. which of course didn't work and that led to the sequester which has caused devastating across-the-board cuts to programs that the american people rely on, inclu

. >> marcia, marcia, marcia. it seems younger sister jan brady may have been on to something. based on research, first-born children tend to get the best parenting and grades. the explanation is simple, parents are more strict on older children and give more attention. the new reason for sibling rivalry. >> i think that is true. >> i think i'm smarter, i'm the last of the siblings. >> reporter: international studies have suggested first borns earn more money and score higher on iq tests. on average three points higher. >> when the first born comes along and there are no younger siblings they have 100% of parental attention and investment. >> reporter: look at the most recent presidents. five of the last children, all oldest children. need more proof? 21 of the first 237 astronauts were first born. first borns like einstein won more nobel prizes in science. on the flip side, younger children tend to be rebellions. leaders of revolution s like thomas jefferson, martin luther king, junior and bragging rights for the

joining me marcia blackburn, congresswoman, how are you? >> i'm well. >> i called the number twice today on my radio show. we got through on the number the president gave us today. we got through. two nice operators probably will be fired for talking to me. they said, go back to the website. so the toll free number is president gave to help you directs you to the website that's not working. only government can screw it up this bad. help us out. >> you're exactly right. $600 million plus all of the hsk staff they have invested in this. they have problems. it doesn't work. the president promised people their insurance premiums would go down. they have gone up. he said if you like it you can keep it. not true. especially for those of us with health savings accounts. a site that should have cost a half million to build, not a half billion dollars to build. and nobody can make heads or tails of it. they don't want to come and just admit they made a mistake. it doesn't work. they've got a program that's too expensive to afford and the system they

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congresswoman marcia blackburn is here to take us through the terror because your money matters. melissa: well you heard it. insane amount of money that was spent on the obamacare website. by the way it does not work. all sound like a big joke but i had a hands to speak to the woman asking tough questions today, that is congresswoman marcia blackburn because we want to follow the money. you asked the question, you put up the website. you showed us that it wasn't working and turns out they have spent 174 million or we have, i should say, because that is all taxpayer dollars so far. how did you feel about that answer? >> well, you know, it was a little bit perplexing and then later she came back and seemed to say that was with one contractor. so we, we are making our notes and doubling check notes. we have heard figures that range from in the 300 million, to 600 million, to upwards of that. so this is why last week with the contractors i asked them to quantify and put on paper, to deliver to us an accounting. past, present and future. what they're being paid. melissa: yamana becaus

. >>> we will talk with javier bacerra and marcia blackburn. >>> is theñr u.s.çóñrÑiÑiçóñrea >>> ourñr2pmwerçóÑiweek. qôt,àei leading voiceÑiñrñrñrñr of amerj t-%>xdÑi deepçóÑi downçó i belie everything isñrÑi opposed to getting republicans right. >>ñr hello again from fox news in washington. president obama ordered a techñ;su problems with the some democrats are calling for a delay in the individual mandate. joining us now is a critic of the president's health care law, the chair of the republican governors' association. governor, welcome back to fox news sunday. >> chris, thank now having me. >> president obama's troubleshooter on obamacare website said the problems should be fixed by the end of november. here he is. >> by the end of november, www.healthcare.gov will work smoothly for most users. >> how realistic is the problem is? how big a problem, too, do you think it is becoming for democrats? >> i think they will fix the website but, remember, this is the easy part. the critical issue is, when it comes time to schedule your grandmother's cancer surgery, what will happen? this is part of t

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que onda, marcia, te presento a ingrid mi amiga la que te contÉ. >> hola, oye quiero que me hagas una a doler? para nada, amiga, yo trabajo con agujas bien delegadas, va a ser como un piquete de mosquito nomÁs. >> ¿y si te pones tambiÉn una perforaciÓn en la nariz? no has visto el diamantito que se ve super bien. >> ay, no sÉ. ay, si mira va, voy a cambiar mi look pues que valga la pena. >> bien asÍ se habla, Órale. >> ay, no mira ya empieza porque si no me voy a arrepentir. >> estÁ padrÍsimo al que escogiste. >> oye, tus agujas son nuevas, ¿verdad? >> ay, claro no seas tonta. yo me he hecho todos mis tatuajes aquÍ y mirame vivita y coleando, que tal. >> claro, hija, ¿pues con quiÉn crees que estÁs tratando, mi niÑa? soy una profesional, todos me conocen como la madame tatto . ♪ ¿por quÉ te hiciste eso? ♪ >> ay, mamÁ ya. >> traes un arete en la nariz. digo, que parte de esta prohibido hacerte cosas en el cuerpo no entiendes. ♪ >> mamÁ, es mi cuerpo, en terminar conmigo? >> pues no sÉ, la verdad,