it is our moy they are spending. and they are castrating not only our tax dlars, but our kids' tax dollars and their kids'. something has goto give. t you're talking about last week in the market. i don't care about the short-term. i care about the long-term. >> as i've said many times, it's our money, as you say, gar and our government. charles, i promise you that all corporations have nonessential people too. people they could get ang without for a few days, for a few weeks. but they needed their employees for the cporation. the government is no different, gary. >> adam, i can promise you if you hired somebody like aack welch to walk into d.c. and really streamline it, he can cut 10, 15, 20% ougt of it, and everything would be ok. and i don't disaee with that. i don't disagree we should try our bestst to proritize. the question is, do w need these nonessential people? yes, we need them. for all sorts of reasons. >> the question is, has it impactedamerica? would it impact america -- >> in many ways, charles. to keep

empowering people to have theirwn way with how they want to control their lives and spend their own moyat is the only way we'll get this debt under control. >> sabrina, you are in new york today, glad to see you. but you are from washington. what dyou think of this? >> absolutely. one of the best thing to reform entitlements it takes a conversation to a common sense conversation. rath than saying good or bad spending we know americans want entitlements. the estion is how best to this will change the conversation to something much more reasonable. >> but john tamny, do we need something more fundamental, sol -- something to shake the nature of the government're in the throes of now? >> i think entitlement is abomination. why we went down the pathly never know. easy way to get around them is grove the economy and talk about positi ways for indivis who aren't congenitally socialist to t out of social security and opt out of medicare and the different government progrs. that is how you fix entitlement. it's not by scaring people but showing a people out. >> steve is not congenitally cialt b

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raise the funds that may tell you are not tapping the right people or the spot busines or business moy have to be adjusted. >> brewer association reports that 409 breweries opened last year and 43 closed. among the craft drinkers there are many pulling for these new methodses of fund-raising. >> it's working forker for othed so get out there and do it. i feel that people want to invest in something they know something about. and everyone can relate to beer. >> the idea of having more, better beer is always a good thing. >> ali: brewers magazine estimates that there are 450 crowd funding up starts. including a few devoted to the craft brewing industry. that is our show for this week i'm ali veshi thanks for joining us. ♪ . >> announcer: this is al jazeera. ♪ hello and welcome to the news hour, i'm at doho with the top stories on al jazeera, john kerry flies into a diplomatic roe as they accuse the united states of spying on people, we examine insider attacks in the afghan armed forces. ne

mint director edmund moy, despite inflation, despite their lowly status, 8 billion pennies still add. that's real money. >> trouble is, to get $80 million in pennies, the government spends $134 million. and to produce 1.3 billion nickels costs $124 million, even though the coins are worth only about half that much. it's weird economics when it really comes down to it, isn't it? >> well, from our perspective at the united states mint, it's unsustainable. you can't sustain losses on pennies and nickels and expect to be a viable organization that benefits the american people. >> how did we get in this fix? >> you know, coins are made out of metal, and worldwide demand for copper, nickel, and zinc have dramatically increased over the last three years. that's what's primarily driving up the cost of making the penny and nickel. >> washington is considering ways to reduce the cost of making pennies and nickels. among them, giving the mint authority to use cheaper metals like steel. though efforts in congress to retire the penny altogether have failed in past years, its detractors say the ti

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shouldn't they get their moy? >> qte frankly on top of obamacare it is bad news for seniors pending hostage of the checks. but quite i do have to defer but the buck stops where the president of the united states than is rated and sells securi and in medicare he issued prudently -- publicly ewe no. they could no agreed for a lunchtime and now they want to y th debt? now we will t downgradedd3 again putting us on the negative three teams watch. border your members telling you about your concerned about curity payments? >> seniors are the only one who read the obamacare bill that was shut down their throats. they a not happy with that and they're voting an increasing numbers. we are bipartisan and we kids of all boards to democrats and repuicans but in this case the democrats ve taken the senior vote for granted then they take $700 billioout of medicare and then they sayverything will along as usual. seniors were upset there is a medical device tax advantage things out there that is wrong with this piece of legislati

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. >> it's scary how many people you see driving on the moy and on their phones. >> reporter: young driverse spoke with say they think the rules are a good idea. >> as a driver being i try to avoid doing those things because obviously it's unsafe. >> reporter: avoiding risky moves to help save lives. >> reporter: and triple a also recommends driving with your teen in more challenging situations like bad weather and heavy traffic. reporting live, meghan mccorkell, wjz eyewitness news. >> officials recommend drawing up a parent-teen driving contract outlie -- outlining any consequences if they break the rules. >>> time now for a look at the baltimore sun. meet a woman who has taken on the cause of repairing neglected burial grounds and exposing fraudulent cemetery operators. how the terps are struggling to become bowl eligible. >>> and recipes for scary, but tasty halloween-themed foods. for these stories and more, read tomorrow's baltimore sun. and remember to look for the updated forecast from wjz's first warning weather team. >>> as we showed you earlier, frustrationsioing around town, wit

they are mois most marginalized communities in the country.ith a quarter of them living in poverty. this is an important convention for native americans because they have a number of challenges going forward, don't they? >> so many challenges so sure political and economic. the national congress of american indians which was set up in 1944 is away for the 565 federally recognized tribes to come together to form common position so they can speak with one voice on issues. this year in addition to the usual social economic problems there is the government shutdown. by the end of the week the national congress will have a new president. and i'm joined by jay garcia. he is one. candidates for the national congress of indians. the government shutdown what effect is it having on the tribes across the u.s.? >> it has different impacts on different tribes depending on how they are set up in terms of their government structure. some are direct services provided by government services to the tribe. some are contract tribes where they have crgt contracts

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otherwise as you'll moy as we get over to fremont you can see things are looking good. a few more cars on the road. >> thank you very much. >> 5:37. fear of snow has one resort talking about opening up this weekend. >> plus, go easy on the milk on your cereal. it could cost you $8 a gallon. >> the city that's talking about attacks on sugary drinks. >>> lawmakers will look for answers to whether the u.s. has been snooping on allies, for how long and who knew. one of the key witnesses is the head of the national security agency. tracie potts live on capitol hill this morning with more on that, and what the president is doing. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the president's meeting with his cyber security team today but his intelligence officials, the director of national intelligence, the head of the nsa, general alexander and others the justice department, they are headed to capitol hill to brief lawmakers on these intelligence programs and we keep learning more and more about via edward snowden and some of the publications he has been talking to. there were all

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you would moy that the real ak-47 is slightly longer. police which is leading the investigation tells us that deputies encountered the boy while on patrol, that they have witnesses who heard the deputies ask lopez dwis to drop his weapon. they say as the boy started to turn toward the deputies the barrel also turned in their direction, fearing for his life one of the deputies shot at the boy seven times hitting him at least once, killing him at the scene. >> kind of have to stop. there has to be a real statement put out to let them know this ain't right. there has to be another way. >> killing that one kid was like look, andy's here like he always brought smile to everybody's face. now that he's gone just -- it is devastating. >> though this involves sonoma county sheriff's deputies, santa rosa police is investigating the shooting which is standard in a situation like this. bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thank you. 5:36. three people are under arrest after police in the south bay recover $250,000 of marijuana. milpitas police say the

officials took offense at the moi mahmoud ahmadinejad message he sent that were critical. where does the buck stop in the administration? for example why hasn't health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius been fired for the disastrous $634 million taxpayer roll out of obama care? why was lois lerner allowed to resign after being on paid leave when she was behind the irs efforts to target conservatives. then eric holder who lied under oath about operation fast and furious. border patrol agent brian terry was murdered but holder still has a job. why wasn't hillary clinton ousted for the benghazi terror attack that left these americans dead? these are people who should be held accountable for failing the american people, not some low level bureaucrat who posted stupid messages on twitter. senator like lee is with us. good to see you. what's your reaction? of course he complained about valerie jarrett. he's gone. what's your reaction? >> this is symbolic of big government. it's off the little guy who's hurt. jofi joseph gets fired here. people much high er on the foo

these shutdowns have been moy-making machine if there is a little bit of a blip at beginning. melissa: yeah. scott, we want to point that out to our viewers because we don't want them to miss it. last time the government shut down, because everybody is talking about all the damage done last time around. you have to go back and actually look at the numbers. stocks were down about 4% on the shutdown. in the following month, after the government got back to work, they rallied more than 10%. is there an opportuni in here? what do you think, scott? >> there is but to charles's point, melissa, that opportunity might be slipping away here because we did have the kind of a selloff the last few days leading into this. you probably want to jump in here now. the only kind of caveat is going on the market today or going forward, melissa, is that federal reserve, the small little organization pumping tens of billions of dollars of equities at least into the bond market to keep rates low and money seeking stocks. if the shutdown continues for couple weeks and couple months, if it hits theco

stuart: even i, moi. charles:-- i'm going to shop on-line this holiday season. >> i like the chase, the store. stuart: would i be considered sexist if i say that women shop and men go to buy. am i out of bounds? >> what does it mean, women shop, men buy. stuart: sandra help me out. >> most studies show men are the procrastinators, the suckers who stop in on christmas eve and get the gift under the tree. stuart: this discussion doesn't end. [laughter] okay. we may return to it. probably will. check the price of oil, this is important, folks. look at this, $99 a barrel and it was actually at 98 earlier. watch out gas prices. i think they're going to come down. i paid-- no, i saw $3.03 for regular this morning. >> where? >> in new jersey. >> did you waste a lot of gallons of gas to get to it, that 3.03? >> moving swiftly along. the dow jones industrial average is up 24 points, 15-4 is where we're at. i think that's almost exactly 200 points below the all time high. the tablet battle heating up. we'll find ou

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.>> >> all v right, now instead of breakfast how about a mois fiesa mexican a. >> as we celebrate mexicaning. >> good morning, and this is her it's serves up a lot.ou can we got a lot to share with you this morning, because this woman here is a worker bee. patty, you are non-stop. >> i am non-stop. i can't stop. >> it's just your spirit.it. >> it's just --s ju >> today is october first, it's hispanic heritage month, and we thought it would bean fun to celebrate and you said come have a fiesta at my house. >> come have a fiesta and i want to talk beans. beans are such a big topic. they don't know what to do with beans, they need to buy them cooked.ood. it's super easy to cook them at home. and there's so many options. >> what do i need to know? >> we have the black beans. we is have a strong concentrated flavor. they are my favorite, dismn you have the white beans or the navy beans which are much softer, an you know, they're cute, they'ree small, and then. >> i never thought of beans as e cute before, but i can see that. they're cute. >> they are adorable. >> and then you have the red kidn

moy are you listening? morty? [ morty ] i'm listening! i want you to know.er) one day before the wedding, ayesha and keith are headed to the courthouse to get their marriage license. if, that is, ayesha doesn't call the whole thing off. (ayesha) i wrote my vows. i don't know, if i want to say 'em, now, though. (keith) why? i kinda don't feel it, anymore. (keith) what? you made me mad, yesterday. are you serious? the other day, you already made me seem like i was controlling (keith) how'd i do that? and i wouldn'tet you do anything. when we were talking about the music, you were like, "this is the song i wanted, but she wouldn't let me choose." (keith) i was joking. but keith, it's not funny-- don't joke like that. why are you so uptight about it? (ayesha) because, baby, just don't make me look bad in front of your family. i'm not makin' ything. i'm not makin' anything. yes, you are. okay. i don't want to be the butt of your jokes, anymore. and that's all i'm asking you to do-- stop saying, "well, she's not go do this, she's not"-- just don't do it. that's al

we will check in with see ma moy at the nasdaq >>> defensive seblgtors outperformed in 1995 and technologyrformed. according to thomson reuters, after a resolution was found in 1995, technology continued to move to the down side as investors still had low risk appetite. this time around, we are seeing that trade play out. analysts say, if you are going to focus on tech, take a look at the old school tech names that offer a high dividend. as you point out, kelly, we continue to see a high level of volatility in momentum names that sold off hard last week and rebounding toward the end of the week. online travel, once again trading lower. expedia downgraded to hold. the analysts expressing concerns around management changes made at expediahotels.com. the stock down better than 6%. >>> now, let's move over to the commodity pit where sharon epperson joins us from the nymex. >>> particularly a lot of focus on precious medals and gold is solidly higher as the budget stalemate continues. we are looking at three days left to the debt ceiling deadline and the budget as well. negotiations continuing.

note, thanks to the government shutdown, people like you are not getting paid, i still am, lunch is on moithe soldiers' reaction made it worth it. >> i came out and they were out front waiting for me and they said sarah and hugged me and their reaction was worth everything. it was like i did this huge thing and it was like i just bought you lunch, but thank you. >> no, thank you, sara hoyedel. you did the right thing. >> another good stuff today. >> what do you got? >> my grandmother turns 100 years old today! >> happy birthday! >> doesn't look a day over 60. we had to take a moment to honor and celebrate a wonderful, wonderful woman. we love you. >> happy birthday! look at those great cheeks. >> she's fabulous. >> get on a plane so you can give her a squeeze. >> done and done. carol costello in the "newsroom." >> happy birthday, grandma b! thanks, guys. have a great weekend. "newsroom" starts now. >>> good morning, i'm carol costello. thank you for joining me. we begin in florida where an intense manhunt is now under way for two escaped killers. one of those men, charles walker, was convi

note, thanks to the government shutdown, people like you are not getting paid, i still am, lunch is on moiaid the soldiers' reaction made it worth it. >> i came out and they were out front waiting for me and they said sarah and hugged me and their reaction was worth everything. it was like i did this huge thing and it was like i just bought you lunch,

moy burning... i need a thousand dollars. (announcer) leash tightening...) absolutely frightening... over the top bridezilla? they will do what i tell them to do. can you bring me some chicken? maaaaaaaark! i put the "b" in bridezilla. like the x-rated movies-- raw and uncut footage. (announcer) despite brandi's full schedule and empty bank account, she manages to find time and money to take in a day at the spa. (brandi) mark, can you bring me some chicken? hold on-- ma'am? ma'am? ma'am? hello? are you gonna do my feet like that? mmm-hmm. okay, i want my feet like that. this place is elegant. you're supposed to be bringing me some chicken. this is the kind of place you can't even talk in. everybody whisperin'. (announcer) in the midst of brandi's beauty treatment, mark shows up with her signature feast. i didn't know you were bringin' a big ol' box of it. that's ghetto! i'm sorry-- i'm hungry ... and i ain't had time to eat. (announcer) between mouthfuls of fried chicken, brandi takes a moment to show off her newly acquired wine expertise to her less than c

moy >> there's always going to be problems.ikers on certain days of the ot week, they race, they set upt up races to see if they can get ge interest one point to theto he another, say from d.c. to to annapolis in a set period of pef time. time. on route 50, we experiencexpce problems on route 220 but20 but generally there's one or twowo riders going fast. something on that scale, i havee not seen that.at. >> popping wheelies, racing from d.c. to annapolis, i assumeassue that's against the law.nst the . >> yes, clearly against the lawh there are some problems withwith motorcycles that are unique toto motorcycles.mots one of the things you don't wanw to go is engage on a motorcyclee on a high-speed pursuit but ut there's also the danger to thehe rider. even though he may be violatingg the law, if he outrides hiss s skills and we hurt him or heorhe hurts himself, it's going to bee the police who caused this accident, not so much the rider. >> one of the things we've heard about, our last guest talkedalkd about some of the younger