matsui, two minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from california is recognized for two minutes. ms. matsui: thank you, mr. speaker. i want to thank the gentleman from florida for yielding me time. mr. speaker, i rise in strong support for the bipartisan wrda bill. i want to commend chairman shuster and ranking member rahall, along with chairman gibbs and ranking member bishop. i'd also like to thank senator boxer for leading the senate in passing its wrda bill earlier this year. mr. speaker, my district of sacramento is the most at-risk metropolitan area for major flooding as it lies at the confluence of two great rivers -- the american and the sacramento. we have a lot at risk. we waited too long for this bill and we need congress to act. since the last wrda in 2007, a number of key flood protection investments have been carefully studied by the army corps of engineers. one such project that has been thoroughly studied by the corps and holds a report is the thomas improvement project. levee

this is a 15-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the speaker pro tempore: on this vote the yeas are 226. and the nays are 191. the motion is adopted. without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. the question is on the passage of the joint resolution. those in favor will say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. ms. delauro: mr. speaker. with that i ask for a recorded vote. the speaker pro tempore: a recorded vote is requested. those favoring a recorded vote will rise. a sufficient number having arisen, a recorded vote is ordered. members will record their votes by electronic device. and this will be a five-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc

schrader, two minutes. the speaker pro tempore: 2 1/2 minutes? two minutes. the gentleman from oregon is recognized for two minutes. mr. schrader: thank you, madam speaker. i think it's important to put all this in perspective. u.s. sugar policy from the 2008 farm bill has been very, very successful. as a matter of fact, the committees of jurisdiction, both on the house and senate side, decided not to alter the sugar provisions in the 2013 farm bill passed by both the house and senate. as a matter of fact, this has been argued over again and again. an amente similar to this -- an amendment similar to this has been rejected each time. this would be a very damaging amendment at a time when american farmers are already hurting. this is exactly the inappropriate time to go after american jobs. these guys would end up going bankrupt. and i don't want think you want to sacrifice existing american jobs for the hope that some new jobs might be created. the other thing that's missing here is the acknowledgment that the secretary of agriculture already has the authorit

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the chair: 20 3/4 minutes remaining for you. 25 minutes. mr. shuster: it's my pleasure to yield to the vice chairman of the full committee on transportation and infrastructure, and also chair of the 21st century freight transportation, the gentleman from tennessee, mr. duncan. for two minutes. the chair: gentleman from tennessee is recognized for two minutes. mr. duncan: thank you, mr. speaker. i first want to say that i rise in strong support of this bipartisan jobs and infrastructure legislation. and would like to commend chairman shuster and chairman gibbs and ranking members rahall and bishop for working together to bring this very important bill to the floor today. this is one of the most fiscally responsible infrastructure bills that this congress has ever seen. i think it's fair to say that in my 25 years of service in body, i have one of the most fiscally conservative voting records possible, so i'm proud to support this type of legislation. every day tons of goods are transported across our water ways, without basic infrastructure in p

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bishop: one minute. the speaker pro tempore: one minute. the gentleman from georgia is recognized for one minute. mr. scott: you know, mr. speaker, the republican party is a party with such a rich legacy. it's a party of abraham lincoln who saved this country. it's the party of dwight eisenhower who put the expressway and the interstate system together. it's a party of dierkson without whom we'd not have the civil rights act. it's the party of ronald reagan who sat down with tip o'neill. it's the party of george bush who gave us that medicare part d. i bring these things out because i believe if all of these gentlemen were here, each one of them, they would say to you, please, let's cut this out. let's -- let your leader, mr. boehner, bring a clear, clean c.r.. for just six weeks, that's all we're asking. this is what this leadership would be. this is what mr. boehner wanted to do. john boehner is a decent man. that's what he wanted to do. i urge you to do what is right. honor the rich legacy of your party, and if the veterans -- you want t

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thornberry, for two minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas is recognized for two minutes. mr. thornberry: mr. speaker, i commend the gentleman from new jersey for his leadership and for bringing this measure to the floor. the bill he brought to the floor on wednesday, just the day before yesterday, passed the house, passed the senate and it was signed into law by the president last night. so the argument that you can't fund any of the government unless you fund all of the government is obviously not true. every single member of the house voted for the bill that the gentleman from new jersey brought to the floor dealing with military death benefits. we had set priorities. we said the military has to be paid. and this bill also sets priorities because the nuclear deterrent is absolutely central to our national security, just as the military is. for 60 years, the centerpiece of our country's security had been the nuclear deterrent that has helped keep us secure. they are aging weapons, however, a

the chair: the gentleman has three minutes remaining. mr. young: two minutes. the chair: the gentleman from tennessee is recognized for two minutes. mr. duncan: i won't need that much time, mr. speaker, but i do appreciate the gentleman from alaska yielding me this time and i rise in support of this amendment. small businesss struggle to stay in business every day and they should not have to compete against their government on top of all the other challenges they face. in fact, sometimes i think we should pin a medal on anybody who is able to survive today in small businesses. yet every day in almost every congressional district, big government agencies are competing with small businesses. in almost every white house conference on small business since the mid 1950's, they have listed unfair government competition with small businesses as one of the top issues. this is not a new problem. in fact, since the eisenhower administration in 1955, it became official u.s. policy that, quote, the federal government will not start or carry on any commercial activity to pr

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the san mateo bridge is 12 minutes. 21 minutes gets you from emeryville to san francisco.ach minute the time is moving up. the bay bridge toll plaza shows we are stacked up. we are at 15 minutes. between emeryville to the toll plaza it is slow. it is cold this morning. pack the sweater. >> it is cool. vallejo is 48. walnut creek is 47. if you are waiting for the buses or ferry, dress warmly. you can see the top of the eastern span of the bay bridge is hard to see. the clouds are getting thicker. inland we do not have clouds. you will have temperatures at seven degrees above average and livermore is 83. everyone else is the same and san francisco is below average by five degrees. around san francisco, next 12 hours are 46 to 53. clouds will open around the bay and inland and cloudy at the coast inland. 64 at the coast and 80 in the east bay so close to seasonal averages. the clouds return to all neighborhoods, and 70 inland while it will be 62 at the coast. >> if you have to hit the road because of the bart strike, you get relief if you have to gas up. >> also, we will chec

the speaker pro tempore: how many minutes? mr. scott: three minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for three minutes. mr. himes: thank you, mr. speaker, and i thank the gentleman for yielding me time. derivatives are probably one of the mor complicated things we deal with in this chamber. it's worth describing what 992 does. it abides by a principle i think we can all agree makes sense. those things which contributed to the meltdown of 2008, the terrible mortgages, derivatives based on those mortgage, those things that contributed to the meltdown of 2008 should be either made unlawful or much more closely regulated than they were in the past. but those things that were not related, in any way, shape, or form, that did not contribute to the meltdown of 2008, we should take a little lighter hand on. and what 992 is, it says that those derivative the currency derivative, equity swaps, all these things that weren't anywhere close to the meltdown of bear stearns and lehman brother, those will not be subject to a very aggressive measur

matter of do it in a 10 minutes. but nothing we can do with this resolution -- >> they are over there now negotiating with themselves, i guess. they vote for that resolution, the government will remain shut. they can send us 100 different little doodads, and other kinds of things, but the ball is in their court and we hope and wish that they would -- that they they would pass a resolution and that would keep the government open. objection.o so ordered. the senator from new jersey. >> i had hoped we would not get to this point. i believe that where i was headed is to embody why we have come to this moment today. it did not happen. articleferring to this that in january, the house toublicans met, retreated williamsburg, virginia, and came up with a strategy. the first element of that strategy was a kind of legislative strike. all decided to boycott direct negotiations with president obama. subsequently extended that boycott to negotiations with the democratic senate, which only goes to prove why despite having passed a

this is a 15-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the speaker pro tempore: on this vote the yeas are 27. the nays are 197. the previous question is ordered. the question is on adoption of the resolution. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. ms. slaughter: mr. speaker, i ask for the yeas and nays. the speaker pro tempore: the yeas and nays are requested. all those in favor of taking his vote by the yeas and nays. -- vote by the yeas and nays will rise. a sufficient number having arisen, the yeas and nays are ordered. members will record their votes by electronic device. this is a five-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with th

a two minute increase. in some extreme cases, louder says the first crew hasn't arrived until more then 12 minutes after a call fire marshall lewis broshard adds that it takes on average more than 23 minutes to assemble a first alarm response. more than 10 minutes above the national fire protection district's recommendation. since 20-11, the fire protection district has been reduced from 30 3- person crews to 23 3-person crews.

>> 1 1/2 minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new jersey is ecognized for 1 1/2 minutes. without objection. mr. andrews: thank you, madam speaker. i thank my friend for yielding. the people that we're talking about here tonight in this debate are people who work very hard, have a couple children, usually. and need some help with their nutrition when they're pregnant, when their children are very young. those folks have another problem, too. it's lack of health insurance. see, a lot of them have worked their whole lives, they've worked for a small business, they've made just a little bit too much money for medicaid, but not nearly enough to pay $10,000 or $15,000 a year for a health insurance policy. on tuesday for the first time in their lives, for many of them, there's a chance to do something about that. a great number could enroll in medicaid. their whole family. others were able to buy health insurance for $10 or $15 a week. a week. to cover themselves and their family. this whole g

to 30 minutes long. we'll tell you how commuters are reacting this morning after a pretty rough start to the day. >>> good morning. welcome to the second hour of "mornings on 2." as you can see, the gates to b.a.r.t. stations are now open. commuters streaming in and the trains are running as the b.a.r.t. strike is over with a tentative agreement reached last night. limited b.a.r.t. service began about two hours ago. commuters, though, are being told to expect delays but those delays are now getting shorter. >> that's good news. we have team coverage for you of what's been a rocky return to b.a.r.t. service on this tuesday morning. look at the pictures. we're watching the b.a.r.t. stations. we're watching the freeways for you. we're watching the ferry terminals. all of this has been -- it's been a confusing morning for thousands of bay area commuters. but we'll work it out for you. good morning. i'm dave clark. >> good morning. i'm tori campbell. >>> let's have a quick look at weather and traffic. still n

this is a 15-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the speaker pro tempore: the yeas are 228, the nays are 201. the motion is agreed to. and without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid upon the table. the house will stand in recess subject to the call of the chair. what will remain open and what will not. with regard to operations that will continue, if you're on social security, you will keep receiving her checks. if you are on medicare, your doctor will still see you. beryone's mail will still delivered and government operations related to national security or public safety will go on. to troops will continue serve with skill, honor, and courage. eric traffic controllers, prison guards, those who are with border control -- patrol

this is a five-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the speaker pro tempore: on this vote the yeas are 235 and the nays are 162. he joint resolution is passed. without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid upon the take. -- table. for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that i may here after be considered as 139, st sponsor of h.r. for the purposes of adding co-sponsors and requesting reprinters pursuant to clause 7 of rule 12. udall eisenhower arctic willedrness act, was originally introduced by representative markey of massachusetts. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. the chair will now entertain requests for one-minute peeches. fo

this is a 15-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the speaker pro tempore: on this vote, the yeas are 226 and the nays are 186. the previous question is ordered a question is on adoption of the resolution. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, ayes have it. gomp govern i ask for a recorded vote. the speaker pro tempore: a recorded vote is ordered. a sufficient number having arisen, a recorded vote is ordered. members will record their votes by electronic device. this is a five-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or com

so it's only natural that they are trickling in and coming ins minute by minute. >> when do we expect to have full service? i know this afternoon but a little closer nailed down? >> we're still saying for the afternoon commute is our hope to get full service restored. >> talk to us about what happened last night. negotiations went late last night. what can you tell us in terms of safety? were those settled? what did we come to an agreement? >> tick say we have a tentative agreement and happy to get the trains running again. and we'll let the leaders speak. >> are charter buses running this morning? >> we have 90 buses from the same stations. but now that we have train service, we will hope to bring people back on the trains rather than the charter buses this afternoon. >> i do want to ask you one more question. obviously, we were at the ferries yesterday. a lot of people say i don't want to take bart any more. this is not a pure nightmare but going to take time for the public to trust bart again. what do you say to the public who may not be wanting to take bart? >> i understand that p

that will waste your valuable minutes. if you live in a mobile home, this is your opportunity to get out of it and go somewhere else that is more secure of a structure. also if you don't have to be traveling here over the next while especially portions of southern maryland with this line of heavy rain and bad weather, if can delay for about an hour or two, the worst of the weather will be gone. stay weather-aware for the next little bit as heavy rain will make travel very, very dangerous across the region. >> for looks like the main threat could be flooding because of the heavy rains. over two inches of rain fell in the shenandoah valley and it's raining harder now than it was there earlier this morning. we could quickly pick up a couple of inches of rain from this line that is rapidly advancing off to the east. that's the view from the storm team 4 prince george's county camera. look at that cloud rolling on through. doesn't look like any tornados coming in, but that one is producing heavy rain. that is what we are lookin

. 13 minute commute across the bridge and another 13 minute those get into the city. can beat that. now to the bay bridge toll plaza where look at that. why sit in all of that traffic? it is 20 minutes away from the maze into san francisco. try to avoid it. it looks like it is by december -- it is more busy than a while ago but 13 minutes get you there from foster city. >> we are tracking the clouds along the coast and those spilling across the lower elevations. that is as far east as they made it. clouds in san francisco and the rest of us sunshine and 52 through 7:00. by noon we are in the upper 60's with total sunshine and the dry air warms above average so be prepared for mid-70's in the afternoon and mid-60's and we need a coast in the evening festivities. we starting off chilly in the 40's and quick warming around 20 to 30 degrees warmer by noon and mid-70's topping out around 80 and pleasanton in the evening at 70. at the coast, that is where it is different, we will be cloudy and milder this morning in the upper 40's to low 50's and a light greese and increasi

has 11 1/2 minutes. mr. hastings: i'm pleased to yield two minutes to the distinguished gentlewoman, my good friend, mrs. nita lowey of new york. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized for two minutes. mrs. lowey: a quick review of the facts makes clear that republicans are revising history when they claim democrats refuse to negotiate. a headline yesterday from "national journal" sums it up. 19 times democrats tried to negotiate with republicans. the g.o.p.'s biggest talking point of the shutdown is only true if you ignore everything that has happened before last week, end quote. house republicans fail -- house republicans' failure to negotiate includes, their leadership walked out of negotiations last december. ignoring the president's $4 trillion deficit reduction plan. refusing for months to negotiate on the budget with the senate. and now denying the house a vote to end the shutdown after democrats afwrode to their spending levels. of course we will work with you, my friends on -- my

pascrell: to address the -- for one minute to request one minute to address the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. pascrell: i'm ashamed of the political side show in front of the white house perpetrated by ms. palin and senator cruz and her -- his congressional allies. for members to protest against the consequences of a shutdown, they themselves cause is the height of hypocrisy. the truth is we could pass a clean continuing resolution today and get our government back to work. i was outraged by some of the imagery we saw from the tea partyiers rallying calling for the president's impeachment not after a year after the election, continued lies about the president's religion, putting one participant saying, quote-unquote, put the koran down. have no place in civil discourse, but i was especially disturbed by the waving of the confed rate flag, a symbol of racial oppression being waved at our first african-american president. i call on my colleagues to condemn this hateful rhetoric, renounce these fringe voices within their coalition. this is a shame

it 11 minutes on the north side. 12 minutes on the west side. so far so good overall in terms of delays. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. back to you. >> thank you. after more than two weeks, the federal government is back open. >> a late-night deal and capitol hill. lawmakers approved a new deal to end the government shutdown. >> 11 news reporter hallie jackson joins us live from our washington bureau. what is the latest? >> well, hundreds of thousands of government employees are now waking up to a work day for the first time since september. the federal employees now off for low are expected to be on the job this morning. national parks and museums will reopen soon. congress held a series of late- night votes to end the partial shutdown. just after midnight, the president signed into law a deal that will give federal workers backpay, fund the government through january 15, and raise the desert until february 7. listen. >> we will have a second chance between then and january 2 peopleo the american the republican party can govern and the

your money needs an ally. >> at 21 minutes past the hour, i have your fox news minute.cal weapons inspectors and syria have visited one side and are moving on to the second. the inspectors need to visit more than 25. the trial of ousted egyptian president is expected to begin november 4. he is accused of inciting the killings of opponents while in office. diana nyad is raising money. she is summoned for 48 hours. those are your headlines. lori: i do not know what is more challenging. swimming to cuba -- the pool thing is kind of boring. >> you can't go shopping at macy's. lori: what a tease that is. announcing this morning the launch of a market structure data. it has mary jo wright raving. >> it will be a game changer as it focuses the market structure debate on data and analysis as never before. lori: our very own charles payne got to navigate this this morning. charles: game changer -- listen, it may be a step in a certain direction they want to go. they said they would be easy to rate charts and graphs. a lot of these charts and graphs are anything but easy. i will

or one minute. >> mr. president, as the oldest member in the history of this body, i rise with more concern today for our country than ever before. mr. speaker, i was a member when we had the last shutdown. it spawned a balanced budget. today unfortunately we are a president and a senate who is so far unwilling to negotiaten a budget that will accomplish these same goals. mr. hall: we need to rein in federal government, cut wasteful spend, fix the tax code, protect and strengthen medicare and the national defense, blabs the budget, address the harmful obamacare and my people tell me to continue to object to obamacare and don't let up. the president needs to give the american people the same privileges he's given to the big business and small business, a one-year delay in the mandate on obamacare. the senate rejected all four negotiation attempts proposed by the house. the result of their refusal, a shutdown of the government. they work this president, shut this government down. mr. speaker, i urge the pres

but still had the 38 to 39 minutes from the bottle down to the golden gate bridge. bridge shows a much better conditions as traffic is starting to thin out for the westbound commute appeared >> the golden gate bridge has been an easy ride here all morning long. >> the time now is 9:22 a.m. and coming up on the kron4 morning news and post man is out of his job this morning not for stilling the mail but for throwing it away. july we will tell you exactly what he tossed out all we come back from the brake mçó4+y?i americans try to sign of the health-care insurance of the new the new law are experiencing more problems. >> the on-line enrollment system was down again early this morning for upgrade. >> attack experts have been called in several times to fix glitches oxes health care. gloves debut a week ago. >> but experts say there is still time to fix those problems before the uninsured start getting coverage january 1st. >> a postal worker here in fresno is out of the job for corn away letters about obama care. >> erica cervantes reports. >> a neighbor saw the poll sto

back in ten minutes. >>> every minute the cost of the government shutdown is going up. it cost taxpayers $12.5 million an hour. we hit a total of $681 million this morning. congress can still get paid. some lawmakers say they won't take a check until the shutdown ends. danielle leigh joins us live on capitol hill with a list of local lawmakers making that vow. >> reporter: we wanted to find out what lawmakers were refusing their pay as some workers go without pay. we found a list. at least five lawmakers from maryland and virginia are refusing pay during the shutdown. eric cantor, john delaney is donating his pay to charity. also senator tim kain is asking his salary be withheld. mark warner and rob whitman are all refusing their pay. 56 republicans and 52 democrats are also refusing. why are they still getting paid while thousands of others aren't? their salary comes from mand tear spending. reporting live on capitol hill, danielle leigh, back to you. >> thank you. >>> the world war ii memorial is becoming a central player in this debate over the budget. for the second

>> i move that we adopt the draft minutes as written. >> second. >> mr. chair, on this, i will vote on this, there is nothing really substantive here and i looked over the minutes and i do not need to be recused on this. >> all of those in favor of adopting the minutes as written? >> aye. >> aye. >> aye. >> all right. and adopted unanimously. and turning to item number six, >> just, number five, and the discussion of the executive director's report. >> two highlights and i point out after a very long time, we finally, have filled the educator position and so last week, the new person started and we are going to the training for that person and additionally we did offer the open auditor for someone who accepted it and we will have someone else on board and so then next we have an open investigator position and so we will start working on that and the other highlight is that we finished with all of the various departments that handles all of the on-line filing and that final approval. that comes through just today and on the mind of the different agency and

you are at 23-minute drive. to our app you can see a report of an accident northbound 101 at oregon expressway if you are traveling from san jose toward east palo alto. no word whether any lanes are being blocked. the app is a tremendous resource during the bart strike. download it for free. join our abc7 news group and it will help you navigate around all the congestion. to the toll plaza, we can see the traffic is starting to build as you come in from emeryville and the cash-paying lanes will load up. give yourself the extra head start. mike? >> how much business went down in the city over the weekend? i came in friday night and the trip usually takes 45 minutes and it took an hour and 45 minutes and i took a wrong turn and it took me 20 minutes to circle the block. is it trouble getting back into the city to enjoy the nice life...that is a problem. you can see the embarcardero center, all gray. only the east bay valleys are clear. everyone else is gray. the spread is 46 to 53. clouds open around the bay by no

this is a 15-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the speaker pro tempore: on this vote, the yeas are 285, the nays are 144, the motion is adopted. without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid upon the table. pursuant to clause 8 rule 20, the unfinished business is the question on agreeing to the speaker's approval of the journal which the chair will put de novo. the question is on agreeing to the speaker's approval of the journal. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. and the journal stands approved. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from wisconsin seek recognition? mr. ryan: madam speaker, i ask unanimous consent that the house be considered to have tak

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we have 45 minutes to go. of passing the bill already adopted by the senate, which would guarantee that we keep the government open, they are rejecting that. and instead saying that they want to go to conference with 45 minutes left. which is a recipe for shutting down the government. now i just want everybody to be clear on one thing. we have been pressing our republican colleagues to negotiate on the budget since last march. the house passed a budget and the senate passed a budget. you may remember our colleagues making a big deal about no budget, no pay. well it turns out, they weren't serious about getting a federal budget. we did get a house budget. we did get a senate budget but no federal budget. why don't we have a budget? because the law requires that by april 15th you have negotiators between the house and the senate meet and try to make compromises for the greater good. they refused to do that. i want to call your attention to a resolution that we introduced here in the house, the democrats, way bac

an accident in new windsor on franklinville road. 11 minutes on the north side. 11 minutes on the westt of harford county. moving very well down towards the tunnel. harbor tunnel traffic running smoothly. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> right now there are a number of americans who cannot report to work today due to a partial government shutdown. >> congress failed to reach a deal and shutting down various parts of the government. >> hallie jackson has what is next. good morning. >> at this point the ball is on the senate side as that late- night game of political ping- pong did nothing to stop a shutdown. many house republicans want to fund the government is part of the health-care law is delayed. a minute obama issued message to members of the military leading troops no they will still get paid on time and focusing to get congress to act soon. >> you and your families deserve better than the dysfunction we are seeing in congress. we'll get you back to work as soon as possible. >> the house has voted to keep the government open. we want basic fairness under obamacare. >> wh

we are joining them from oakland. >> talks ended 20 minutes ago. both left the caltran building with "no comment." the federal mediator left his talks. here is what he said. >> it is now 5:45 a.m. and at the mediator's request, we will be taking a recess until early this afternoon. that is all i will have to say at this moment. negotiations are continuing. we will be back at it this afternoon. >> i asked the federal mediator if he was recommendation no strike tomorrow and he reiterated that trains will run normally dead and three was asked how the talks were going and he said no comment. the union said they could not leave until a deal was done because they were close. no deal has been reached but bart put forward the last best and final offer open sunday and the unions counter proposed yesterday and both sides have been at it since 1:yesterday and will enback today at 1:00 o'clock p.m. >> we were afraid what this would do to the commute but so far so good. >> so far so good. there is a sig-alert before the altamont pass on westbound 205 and one la

i'm back in ten minutes. >>> good morning, tom. first 4 traffic center tracking a new accident coming in. dale boulevard, this is westbound just as you pass i-95. reportedly the crash there is blocking the right lane. talk about delays on i-95. folks traveling north bound. little bit of volume here. your drive time, let's get to t. 30 minutes from quantico to the belt way. stop and go kind of speed. no heavy delays yet. over to the beltway, no issues to report there. 66 as well. clear in both directions. no accidents to report. metro, marc, vre all heading close to schedule. >>> while we're talking about the rales, starting today, metro is dropping the price of its smart trip card to $2. you still have to pay $10 to a new trip. metro hopes the price drop will encourage them to make the switch. you can start buying the mart strip cards at any rail station and cvs drug stores. >>> the fairfax county fire and rescue department will wear pink shirts. they're sporting the new shirts for breast cancer awareness month. for the rest of the

young, two minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from alaska is recognized for two minutes. mr. young: i ask unanimous consent to revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. mr. young: my fellow colleagues, this is an important piece of legislation. when you vote against this legislation, you're voting against the first americans. everyone in this room is an immigrant. we made a trust relationship with american indians to take care of them, provide them and a trust relationship that we failed. you say this won't go anywhere. very frankly, we should have done this a long time ago. we should set up the system because of the trust system that they are front end loaded for their health care primarily. we have a system now that does not work. they have to hold their hand out and beg, and a lot of you on that side, all you'll say, don't say too much. take your blanket and go home and be quiet. no other minority would be treated that way. this health system has to be fix

i found out about this 20 minutes ago. and i think it is emblematic of how much this body has broken down. we have to talk to each other. i do not have any objection to this. i have staff, the armed services committee has a staff that work together. we have worked together in the armed services committee better than any other committee. i will grant you that is not saying much. but we have. we just simply have to talk to each other. why would we spring this on us at the last minute, not have a communication about it? it is not something we object to. getting past this individual issue, it is a mimetic of the entire problem. the republicans are complaining because the senate is not talking to them, the president is not talking to them about the cr and the debt ceiling. there are reasons for that. but we have reached an epidemic of not talking to each other. on something as small as this we cannot even have a communication. >> will the gentleman yield? >> i will gladly yield. >> mr. smith, i agree. i want to commend you. we

this is a five-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the speaker pro tempore: on in this 252, the nays are 173. -- on this vote the yeas are 252, the nays are 173. without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid upon the table. the unfinished business is the vote on passage of joint resolution 73 on which the yeas and nays were ordered. the clerk will report the title of the joint resolution. the clerk: house joint resolution 73. joint resolution making continuing appropriations for the national institutes of health for fiscal year 2014 and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: the question is on the passage of the joint resolution. members will record their votes by electronic device. this is a five-minute vote. [captioning made p

will also have five minutes and an additional five minutes for the closing statements. let's see. leslie, are you here? great. >> are you going to present. >> give us the highlights. >> good morning chairman cohen and supervisor tang. my name is leslie finlive and i represent the jury 2013 responsible for the law cabin. the jury chose to followup on the report on law cabin issued by the 2010, 2011 civil grand jury which in the main applauded seen at the ranch. one of the ranch was a expansion as a camp. however the city has deferred long term development of law cabin. in 2012 the juvenile probation made a presentation to the planning committee which outline capital needs for law cabin and master plan. our jury found others before the ranch for years have been kept alive just barely. we had no vision for the future. our committee visited law cabins -- it was welcomed by the staff. we talked with counselors and teachers and resident and we were impressed to create facilities preparing these men for productive citizens but we saw how difficult it could be to strengthen the

>> four minutes remaining. frome gentleman it kentucky has five and one half minutes remaining. to yield oneed minute to the gentleman from minnesota. >> the gentleman from minnesota is recognized for one minute. 800,000peaker, it federal employees, think about what their fate will be, a very few hours from now. asare on the house floor republican colleagues say, they will pay for the government if you a -- secede to these three or four demands. everyday, it seems like they come come up with new demands but they do not ever arrive at funding the government. the american people know there is a senate bill that is ready that we can put on the floor now and fund the government and avert the shut down. is, will our republican colleagues and mr. speaker do that? there are moments when the leadership is at issue. this is one of them. willed a leadership that ,tand here and put the clean continuing resolution on the floor so we can avert a government shutdown and make sure federal employees can pay their mortgage and have a future. i yield back. .> the gentleman from kentucky >> i yiel

>> the gentlelady from new york has 13 minutes remaining and the gentleman from oklahoma has 12.5 minutes remaining. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i want to yield two minutes to my good friend from the great state of florida. speaker. you, mr. and theere on a friday government has partially been shut down for some for days now. republicans have tried to be reasonable. many of us did not like obamacare. did not have health care like my family at certain times and thought we had a responsibility to help people that had pre-existing conditions, else some of our young people and we disagreed with the other side. they passed it and said -- and did not say what was in the bill until we passed it. after we passed it, it became the law and we saw what was in it. times, in counter attention to the law that was passed, the president changed the law. a few days ago, october 1, there was not money to run the government that there was money to run obamacare. still, many people were left in the lurch after many exceptions were made for special interest folks, even business. i admit to being pro-business.

coming up in 45 minutes, the latest on the government shutdown. senator tom coburn of oklahoma gives his thoughts on the affordable care act. east and, audrey haynes, kentucky secretary of health and family services talked about her states health care exchange. 8:45 a.m., kentucky governor steve beshear discussing his support of health care law. 915, a preview of the debt ceiling debate with phil mattingly from bloomberg news. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] host: it was at the white house john president obama told boehner that he was open to discussion but only if the house passes a clean spending bill and visited that limit. house speaker john boehner said they will continue on their efforts to pass narrow bills to open smaller portions of government vomit abandoning the effort to delay the full implementation of the affordable care act. we want to get your reaction to what has been going on

bart striking expected to happen in just 30 minutes. live picture from oakland where negotiations unravelled earlier today in fact the podium out in front of the building for more than a week is now gone. that is not a good sign either. >> rather ominous when they take the podium away and nobody milling about to come out to give any sort of message because to the best of our many no negotiations have taken place tonight and doesn't lack like any are forthcoming in the immediate future. union say the sides were close to an agreement early in the day but hung up on so-called work rules and pretty rare that you have a situation where you agree on the money but other stuff gets in the way. >> be sure to join morning news for earlier start time at 4 a.m. and coming up next on jimmy kimy live

it will take 20 to 25 minutes.y yes bridge is looking normal from hayward to foster city and that drive will take you approximately 15 minutes. >> good morning, everyone, a picture from the camera of the bay bridge, sunshine is faster today so it will be three to five degrees warmer. we have mid-to-upper 80's through the valley and 66 in monterey and low-to-mid 70's in los angeles and san diego. hurricane raymond is pounding acapulco with 115-mile-per-hour wind and flooding rains. it will pull away for the weekend but the damage will take months to clean up. >> it is 6:44. >> trading is underway on wall street and the dow is up 37 minutes. >> apple shares are in the spot light today with the 10:00 a.m. event when we will hear more about an ipad and the ipad secu, butalk to the leader. tyco integrated security. we'll create a solution customized just for you. and you can manage it all right from the palm of your hand. >> the bart strike is over but staffing is low so a lot of petroleum are still cashing -- catching