mr. carter: mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. carter: mr. speaker, i rise to present to the house a bill that contains certain critical border security and enforcement operations within the department of homeland security. right now at this very moment there are brave men and women patrolling our border, manning our ports of entry, and conducting law enforcement drug interdiction and investigative missions, but they are not being paid. right now at this very moment the border security and enforcement operations are being conducted. but with minimal essential personnel. right now at this very moment the national targeting center for customs and border patrol officers check traveler watchlies and ensure dangerous criminals and cargo never reach american soil is operating, but its personnel are not being paid. right now at this very moment the e-verify system is not operating, making it impossible for employers to check the

mr. carter: mr. speaker, i rise to present to the house a bill to fully fund and sustain funding for the federal emergency management agency commonly known -- >> mr. speaker, may we have order. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is correct. the house is not in order. the house will be in order. please remove your conversations from the house floor. the house will be in order. the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. carter: once again, i rise to present to the house a bill to fully sustain funding for federal emergency management agency commonly known as fema. right now at this very moment, dedicated men and women at fema are preparing for the possible landfall of tropical storm karen along our gulf coast and they're not being paid. right now, at this very moment, fema has begun to recall furloughed employees in at least, georgia, and denton, texas, as the agency prepared for a potential significant natural disasterful according to the national weather service a hurricane watch is currently in

mr. carter focused on creating a new front door frame but his labor interrupt wtd a couple who live hereived. the wife is a nurse's assistant, the husband, a machinist. the family lives in a one bedroom apartment. >> it's hard to buy house in san jose. it's expensive but we're blessing and just i want to say thank you, habitat and jimmy carter. >> the couple can't believe this home will be theirs. >> this is a dream. >> the dream has come true. others are still struggling. i got to sit down with mr. carter and asked whether the government shut down is making it difficult for families to achieve homeownership. >> first of all they get hit hard with the present, democrat and republican members of congress don't have lobbyists and big money to pay during the campaign. so average person in trouble is the one good that gets hurt. >> it's the recession and subprime loan crisis helping meet growing demand for affordable housing. banks donate repossessed homes habitat will build, or rehab, 100,000 homes this year. carters now off to denver, then new york city and new jersey. and are says carters

mr. carter focused on creating a new front door frame but his labor was inrupted when the couple who liveive here arrive. the wife is a nurse's assistant. the husband, a machinist. they flif a one bedroom apartment its hard to buy a house in san jose. it's expensive. bur we're blessing just, i want to say thank you, habitat and thank you, jimmy carter. >> the couple can't believe this home will be their autos this is a dream. i don't believe it's true. >> their dream come true. many others are still struggling. i got to sit down with mr. carter asking if the government shut down and problems are making it difficult for low income families to achieve homeownership. >> the first ones get hit hard, i would say democrat and republican members of congress don't have lobbyists and don't have big money to pay during the campaign. so average person in trouble is one that gets hurt. >> the banks donate some repossessed homes habitat will build or rehab a record 100,000 homes this year. >> a small crowd attended an 80th birthday part where he for coit tower. on this date it was completed. built tha

mr. carter focused on creating a new front door frame but his labor interrupt wtd a couple who live hereed. the wife is a nurse's assistant, the husband, a machinist. the family lives in a one bedroom apartment. >> it's hard to buy house in san jose. it's expensive but we're blessing and just i want to say thank you, habitat and jimmy carter. >> the couple can't believe this home will be theirs. >> this is a dream. >> the dream has come true. others are still struggling. i got to sit down with mr. carter and asked whether the government shut down is making it difficult for families to achieve homeownership. >> first of all they get hit hard with the present, democrat and republican members of congress don't have lobbyists and big money to pay during the campaign. so average person in trouble is the one good that gets hurt. >> it's the recession and subprime loan crisis helping meet growing demand for affordable housing. banks donate repossessed homes habitat will build, or rehab, 100,000 homes this year. carters now off to denver, then new york city and new jersey. and are says carters i

mr. carter says the world sees a democracy that is not working. >>> and the father of new york mayor coryhas died. carey booker was 76 years old and long suffered from parkinson's disease. this comes a week before his son faces off in an election for the u.s. senate. >>> number twoman in the pentagon is on his way out. ashton carter will step down in december after serving under 11 defense secretaries. he spear-headed efforts at the height of wars in iraq and afghanistan. >>> and if you are mad at congress over the shutdown, there's a new way to voice your anger. check it out,drunkdialing.org will connect you to a congressional office. the tag line, whether you are a furloughed worker, being forced to work for free or just fed up with capitol hill. the site reports its been transferring a thousand calls an hour. i am not surprised. >>> coming up on "meet the press," david gregory sits down with christine laguard. that's your morning dish of scramled politics. >>> it is friday, you know what that means, we are joined by politico's kevin sarelli for a first look at politics. >> good morning

mr. carter's call and what we're doing tomorrow. >> reporter: 15,000 people were here to celebrate the partnershipetween the carters and happen -- habitat for humanity. a warm welcome for former president carter and his wife. carter says one of his greatest pleasures has been working with volunteers to build homes. >> we try to have enough volunteers to finish a home on a week. but that week on tuesday brad pitt as a volunteer. we finished all of our houses by thursday. >> reporter: in recent years the carters have helped build homes in haiti and minnesota. >> all people on earth are equal and a basic human right is to have a place to live that's why i love habitat. thank you. >> reporter: habitat says it's an honor to have their biggest volunteer here in oakland. >> we really need to have more people learn about the need in those communities. >> reporter: the carters plan to help in oakland. one volunteer says he tries to volunteer one week every year since learning about habitat in college. >> i led a field trip and was hooked. >> reporter: the former president carter are expected to help out at

mr. carter rolled up his sleeves and fired up the skilsaw. >> reporter: they say a home of your own is the american dream. of course, not too many can say an american president actually built their homes but this family can. >> thank you very much for working for us. >> reporter: former president jimmy carter with former first lady rosalynn carter worked alongside hundreds of habitat for humanity volunteers. building this affordable housing in one of oakland's poorest neighborhoods. the family plans to pay $900 a month for this slice of real estate. >> this is going to be wonderful apartments at a fairly modest cost at least for this area. >> reporter: but for habitat staff, working this construction site hasn't been all lovely. wednesday, four gunmen held up habitat workers getting away with cell phones, wallets and tools. >> it was a very unfortunate incident. but we're past it and i think that this week is making up for last week's drama. >> reporter: at this build site there's no shortage of high- profile habitat volunteers including country music legends garth brooks and trisha yearwo

mr. carter has helped habitat for humanity build homes around the world since 1984. he and former first lady, rosa lynn carter, spoke to habitat supporters at oakland's pair mount theater last night. >> oakland is one of the leading cities in the nation on affordable house and i want could ton conn grad late the may and all those that make this possible. >> the cart letters appear at another project site tomorrow before heading to events in colorado, new york and new jersey. meantime, oakland preliminaries have not made any arrests related to last wednesday's robbery at the brookfield court development. authorities say four men robbed a crew of wallets, cell phones and tools. >>> secretary of state john kerry says the u.s. operation in libya that captured a terror suspect is legal and complaints are unfounded. u.s. forces surrounded a vehicle carrying the man outside his home in tripoli over the weekend and snatched him without firing shot. libya calls it an abduction but kerry says al libby was part of the 1998 u.s. embassy bombings in africa and was a legal and app

mr. carter and his wife marking their 30th annual work project for habitat for humanity. they do more home construction tomorrow in east san jose. >> one of the oldest people in the world celebrated his birthday today. andrew frank hatch turned 115 today. it's believed interest tl is only one other person in the world as old as match. just months older. a woman in japan born march 5th, 1898. he says he's, quote, still a youngster. >> looking g can you believe he's 115? >> happy birthday, many more, we hope. >> yes. >> let's turn our attention to weather. >> yes. great weather today. temperatures 70s and 80s. live doppler 7 right now if you take a ferry to work or walking or biking to work you'll need extra layers. live doppler 7 just watching high clouds. 62 san francisco. 77 oakland. half moon bay, 59 degrees. mid-70s now in santa rosa. 71, nappa. it's mild in antioch and livermore into low 80s, looking at the sfru our camera, this belongs on a postcard. looking at coit tower here temperatures will be cooler and breezier torjs we have snow coming to the sierra nevada. it

mr. carter and his wife marking their 30th annual work project for habitat for humanity. they do more home construction tomorrow in east san jose. >> one of the oldest people in the world celebrated his birthday today. andrew frank hatch turned 115 today. it's believed interest tl is only one other person in the world as old as match. just months older. a woman in japan born march 5th, 1898. he says he's, quote, still a youngster. >> looking g can you believe he's 115? >> happy birthday, many more, we hope. >> yes. >> let's turn our attention to weather. >> yes. great weather today. temperatures 70s and 80s. live doppler 7 right now if you take a ferry to work walking or biking to work you'll need extra layers. live doppler 7 just watching high clouds 62 san francisco. 77 oakland. half moon bay, 59 degrees. mid-70s now in santa rosa. 71, nappa. it's mild in antioch and livermore into low 80s, looking at the sfru our camera, this belongs on a postcard. looking at coit tower here temperatures will be cooler and breezier torjs we have snow coming to the sierra nevada. it's e

alex savidge is live right now to tell us that the president and mrs. carternly fame out people taking -- famous people taking part in the project. >> reporter: former carter just finished speaking a short time ago to a crowd of about 500 habitat for humanity volunteers. they are all crowded here. they heard an inspiring message from the former president. they've now headed to a nearby work site. they are working on constructing 12 new townhomes at the brockfield development. this is the largest habitat for humanity project in the country. they are adding these additional townhomes at the site. mr. and mrs. carter are here to kick off the jimmy and rosalind carter project. there will be added security for them. this follows a robbery here at this work site in oakland earlier in the week. there were eight workers robbed at gunpoint on tuesday. gunman stole wallets, phones and tools. but the president east basilly con-- east bay, silicon valley, they are not be deterred. >> we were shaken by it. that's an anomaly. we've been here 20 years. nothing like that has

mr. carter has helped habitat for humanity build homes around the world since 1984. nd former first lady, rosalyn carter, spoke to habitat supporters at oakland's paramount theater last night. >> oakland is one of the leading cities in the nation on affordable housing and i want to congratulate the mayor and all those that make this possible. >> the carters will appear at another project site tomorrow before heading to events in colorado, new york and new jersey. meantime, oakland police have not made any arrests related to last wednesday's robbery at the brookfield court development. authorities say four men robbed the crew of wallets, cell phones and tools. >>> we're just four days away from the end of the 60-day cooling off period and another possible b.a.r.t. strike. negotiations resume between b.a.r.t. and its unions. both sides took the day off yesterday. besides wages, the biggest issue is the length of the contract. b.a.r.t. officials want a four-year deal. the unions want three. the cooling-off period ends at midnight on thursday night and union workers could

mr. carter has helped habitat for humanity build homes across america and around the world since 1984. ormer first lady rosslyn carter spoke to supporters at oakland's paramount theater. >> oakland is one of the leading cities in the nation on affordable housing. i want to con congratulate the mayor and all of twhos make it possible. >> carter plans to visit san jose on tuesday. they flew over the brookfield court development on eades avenue after wednesday's robbery. oakland police haven't made arrest. four armed men robbed them cell phones and tools. >>> now let's get over to leigh glaser for a look at what is going away for the week. >> the temperatures around the bay area are in the 60s. live doppler 7hd is showing you a few of the high clouds moving in. and here is a look at some of those highs for today. boy, all in the 80s. 82 in antioch and 83 san francisco. novato at 82. morgan hill at 89 degrees. get ready for a big cool down. we'll look at the seven-day forecast coming up. >> thank you so much. >>> dario franchitti is recovering from a broken back after a crash in texas. it h

mr. carter app his wife are marking the 30th annual work project for habitat for humanity.they do more home construction tomorrow in east is san jose. nice to have them in town. >> oakland a fans watched game 3 of the american league division series against the tigers. many of them dressed in green gold flock to places like oakland the sports bar at 10 this morning to cheer on the team. early start to the play off game in detroit meant fans were drenching more coffee than beer. >> the i have been working. nice breakfast zapped which. heart wrenching but i believe this year is our year. we'll go all wait. >> let's hope he's right. the only rowdiness on the field shouting match between pitcher and tiger batter so intense both benches cleared. no punches were thrown. game resumed after a lot of screaming. a's went on to win the game 6-3. mick will have all the highlights in just a few minutes in sports. stay tune. pretty good game actually. >> sand why is in for spencer tonight. talk about the forecast a cooling off already. >> it is. take one step outside and you can feel the

beyonce is currently in new zealand for her mrs. carter world tour.no play. yesterday, the star instagramed these pics from auckland, where she completed a free fall dive from the city's sky tower. that's a jump of more than 600 feet. pretty impressive. >> beyonce can look good in a harness. >> exactly. >> really, nobody else can wear it right. >> the harness, dan. >> i'm sure you'd look great. >> thank you. >> did i save myself? >> you did. >>> if you ever wondered what your pets are doing when you're not at home, this video could have the answer. this is dexter and gizmo. the owner says he couldn't figure out how his pets kept getting in and out of the kitchen. so, he set up a camera and posted what he discovered on youtube. >> wow. >> now, the cat looks to be the mastermind of the operation. but before our resident cat man, dan harris, starts getting cocky, we found another video of a dog that did the same thing. we have to defend the dog people. >> this is less complex. that cat has opposable thumbs. >> it looked like that cat didn't want to leave

mr. carter has helped habitat for humanity build homes around the world since 1984. and former first lady, rosalyn carter, spoke to habitat supporters at oakland's paramount theater last night. >> oakland is one of the leading cities in the nation on affordable housing and i want to congratulate the mayor and all those that make this possible. >> the carters will appear at another project site tomorrow before heading to events in colorado, new york and new jersey. meantime, oakland police have not made any arrests related to last wednesday's robbery at the brookfield court development. authorities say four men robbed the crew of wallets, cell phones and tools. >>> if you're following the oakland a's pennant chase in the playoffs, you will need to get an early start this morning. they resume their division playoff series against the tigers in detroit at 10:00 in the morning our time. the a's tied the series at one game a piece with a walkoff win in the bottom of the ninth at the coliseum saturday. parker will take the mound for the a's in detroit in the best of five s

mr. carter has helped habitat for humanity build homes across america and around the world since 1984. tonight he and former first lady rosslyn carter spoke to supporters at oakland's paramount theater. >> oakland is one of the leading cities in the nation on affordable housing. i want to con congratulate the mayor and all of twhos make it possible. >> carter plans to visit san jose on tuesday. they flew over the brookfield court development on eades avenue after wednesday's robbery. oakland police haven't made arrest. four armed men robbed them cell phones and tools. >>> now let's get over to leigh glaser for a look at what is going away for the week. >> the temperatures around the bay area are in the 60s. live doppler 7hd is showing you a few of the high clouds moving in. and here is a look at some of those highs for today. boy, all in the 80s. 82 82 in antioch and 83 san francisco. novato at 82. morgan hill at 89 degrees. get ready for a big cool down. we'll look at the seven-day forecast coming up. >> thank you so much. >>> dario franchitti is recovering from a broken back after a c

mr. carter rolled up his sleeves and fired up the power saw. >> reporter: they say a home of your own is american dream. of course, not too many can say an american president actually built their homes. but one family can. >> thank you very much for working for us. >> reporter: former president jimmy carter with former first lady rosalynn carter worked alongside hundreds of habitat for humanity volunteers. building this affordable housing in one of oakland's poorest neighborhoods. >> reporter: this is going to be a wonderful apartment pat a fairly modest cost at least for this area. >> reporter: but, for habitat staff, working this construction site has been all lovely. wednesday, four gunmen held up habitat workers getting away with cell phones, wallets and tools. >> it was a very unfortunate incident. but we're past it and i think that this week is making up for last week's drama. >> reporter: at this build site there's no shortage of high- profile habitat volunteers including country music legends garth brooks and trisha yearwood. two people dedicated to habitat's mission and the peop

mr. carter says if he was still in the white house he'd be working with lawmakers to get more federal fundingfor affordable housing. he also said the income gap in the u.s. has increased to levels where people in the middle class they're just like those classified living in poverty when he was in the white house. >>> about two dozen people in albany spent the night on the streets to protest the city's plan to evict homeless people living in a camp. brian flores joins us now from albany with what the plan is and what's being done about it. >> hi pam good morning. yeah, we're on the corner of solano and santa fe. as you mentioned about 25 people camped out overnight here in albany. a brisk evening to spend the night. they wanted to show what it would look like if the city decides to remove homeless at the nearby albany bulb. city officials say sometime this month they will remove homeless people living at the albany bulb off their property. the group share the bulb decided to show what it would look like if that happened. many have camped out in albany to show support for the 60 people that hav

mr. carter wases asked his thoughts on a former president out here working while a government shutdown is happening. he said maybe both sides need to take a cue from the type of work that goes on here at habitat for humanity. meantime, tomorrow the whole show goes on the road. they'll pick up again in san jose. in oakland, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> nice to see the former president in town. >>> might have missed it, the a's played this morning. they're one win away from advancing to round two of the playoffs. today in detroit, a 10:00 a.m. start. the a's hit three home runs to beat the tigers 6-3. what you're looking at now, bad blood in the bottom of the ninth inning. grant belfor and victor martinez exchanged harsh words which led to this. the benches were cleared. no punches were thrown. bottom line. the a's lead this best of five series two games to one. here it is. if they win tomorrow afternoon, the a's will advance to the american league championship series. >>> new at 6:00, cleans up the city or chasing people out? why a cost-cutting plan in san francisco is stirring cr

mrs. carter's amazing ability to make deals beyond the tv world and even including sporting event.n't have to sing outloud. >> i would definitely call them a power couple. >> they do okay. >>> "early start" continues right now. >>> we had a very useful meeting. it was clarifying i think for both sides as to why we are. >> let's wait and see what the house does. when they send us something, we will look at it as clearly and as closely as we can. >> is this the dawn of a whole new day? are we within reach of a deal? democrats and republicans actually sort of kind of working together to avert that dangerous debt deadline. >>> nobel peace prize award will be awarded and we are watching. >>> the cia had been warned about edward snowden years before he leaked government secrets. >>> good morning. welcome to "early start." i'm zoraida sambolin. >> john berman. >> he is hyped up! don't have any more coffee! >>> this morning a new town and a new energy. you're feeling it from john berman, aren't you? it's coming out of washington also. signs of dramatic progress in averting what many econom

mr. carter. mr. carter: i thank the gentleman from florida for yielding.talk about bill young all night. a man who came from nothing and grew to be the head and shoulders above and champion for our american military. i think that the thing that strikes everybody who ever met bill young was his humanity. he was a kind, gentle, fineman. he cared about every soul he met and took the time when i was a freshman, to meet me and talk to me and i told him i had some interest in appropriation and he said -- he sat down and talked to me about it. whenever i had any questions i needed to ask him, he was always very, very informative and very, very kind and explained things to people, to me and others. bill young was a very special man because he came from very, very meager means and rose up to a position of power but you would have never known with his interaction with humanity that he was a man of power in this government because everybody who draws a breath was important to ill young. and i wanted to share what i think is a perfect description of the kind of man bi

mr. carter right. you are responsible for the protection of water supply. that is one of my areas because 50 years of natural resources, that is really critical for me. for feeding of the federal dams on the colorado river and other areas, especially glen canyon and hoover, you previously found and then addressing the expansion of invasive species, the hydropower resources and water divergence with the shutdown, we are listening to the federal energy and water resources which is costing us nationwide millions of dollars to clean up the intake in the pumping areas. is this covered under the property, emergency response area? >> thank you for bringing this up. one of our concerns and the reason we gave and closed glen canyon and the lake mead recreational facilities, during the recreational boating, and can be contaminated with muscles and we have watched stations and inspection stations both for the private matters and concession. all of those are furloughed and all of that is shed down. >> would you also include several other water entities were found to be

. >> well, this is the best thing that ever happened to jimmy carter. >> mr. trump, by the way, thank you, i love my trump tie. >> aren't they great? >> these are great. >>> and coming up next, juan williams talking, and they will be here for a heated debate on whether the shutdown will be political in terms of the victory for the gop or democrats. we have surprising poll numbers on the very subject, and then tonight. >> president obama promised to bring us together, but every turn he sought to divide and demonize. he promised to cut the deficit in half. but he doubled it. >> the man who warned you about president obama and what a second term would be like. former governor presidential candidate mitt romney is here for an exclusive interview you don't want to miss, as we continue. straight ahead. ♪ [ male announcer ] may your lights always be green. [ tires reech ] ♪ [ beeping ] ♪ may you never be stuck behind a stinky truck. [ beeping ] ♪ may things always go your way. but it's good to be prepared... just in case they don't. toyota. let's go places, safely. b

mr. kingston, address president carter.hen he addressed the nation, what was called a fireside chat, you may remember at this time he also told us to turn off thermostat and wear a sweater. here is what he had to say. [video clip] >> we must face the fact that the energy shortage is permanent. there is no way we can solve it quickly. if we all cooperate and make modest sacrifices, if we learn to live through affiliate remember the importance of helping our neighbors, then we can find ways to adjust and to make our society more efficient and our own lives more enjoyable and productive. the utility companies must promote conservation and not consumption. oil and natural gas companies must be honest with all of us about the reserves and profits. we will find out the difference between real shortages and artificial ones. we will ask private companies to sacrifice just as private citizens must. all of us must learn to waste less energy simply by keeping our thermostat at 65 degrees in the daytime and 55 degrees at night, you can

mr. kingston address president carter. you address -- when he addressed the nation, what was called a fireside chat, you may remember at this time he also told us to turn off thermoset than wear a sweater. here is what he had to say. [video clip] must face the fact that the energy shortage is permanent. there is no way we can solve it quickly. cooperate and make modest sacrifices, if we learn to live through affiliate remember the importance of helping our neighbors, then we can find ways to adjust and to make our society more efficient and our own lives more enjoyable and productive. the utility companies must promote conservation and not consumption. oil and natural gas company's must be honest with all of us about the reserves and profits. we will find out the difference between real shortages and artificial once. -- ones towill ask private companies sacrifice just as private citizens must. all this must learn to waste less energy, simply by keeping our thermostat at 65 degrees in the daytime and 55 degrees at night, yo

mr. frelinghuysen: and carter for consideration of the house amendment and senate amendment and consideration committed, cantor, camp and graves of georgia. additional conferees may be appointed on the recommendation f the minority leader. the speaker pro tempore: the chair will entertain requests for one-minute speeches. for what purpose does the gentlelady from florida seek recognition? request permission to address the house one minute. >> revise and stepped my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. the house will be in order. >> thank you, mr. speaker. this is a real sad day in the house of representatives. you know, you can fool some of the people some of the time, but you can't fool all of the people all of the time. what happened tonight is the epublican control extremists bullying or hostage taker, take ing the american government hostage to their demands. this is a shameful day. and you know, this congress makes the gingrich congress look like moderates. the republican party has shut down the united states government because they don't want the american people

the chief speech writer went up to carter, not the easiest to kid with. well, mr. ou finally have your stump speech down. the rose garden strategy hasn't been campaigning. he learned to give the speech he was giving. wonderful place to give the speech, airport hangar, echoing, carter was great. he had the crowd with him. 10,000 people with him. he comes back, tells jody powell, what a great show we just put on. then they tell him. on the phone. you lost by ten. you are done. and carter, you know, collapses, who wouldn't? and we went back on the plane. and the staff section trying to figure out what he should say in the morning. jody powell was unbelievable, the soldiers, he was the soldier, he had been with him from the beginning. we got to come up with something that saves the senate and house. say something in the morning that takes the edge off. >> did he? he tried to. it is nuance, trying to say things unifying the country. take some of the heat against him off. at that point, people were so angry. hostage crisis. they felt humiliated. >> do you think carter, do

ambassador to the united nations under president carter and mayor of atlanta, georgia for two terms. mr i have been saying that the root cause of black sigh venezuela among yong people is the dissolution of the family. >> i agree. >> do you agree with that? >> a. agree but the u.s. government, we might agree on this, too. and the whole welfare state really they stopped the mothers from living with their mothers so it separated children from their grandparents by government policy in the 60's. >> so you couldn't get the entitlements if you were living in extended family situation. >> yeah. and you couldn't have and couldn't get any benefits for children if had you a man in the house who was unemployed. >> >> a lot of people have pointed that out and now correct me if i am wrong or you you see it differently there is a culture among african-americans that is accepting of the fact that fathers abandon their children. >> it's not accepting. i think it's an understanding that this is the effect of a 200 years of slavery and 100 years of segregation. now the segregation problem in mississippi

in the carter administration, mr. speaker, it was all democrats. democrats in the white house, democrats running the u.s. house, democrats running the u.s. senate shut down the government five times for more than 50 days. i don't celebrate that. but i do recognize that when people refuse to sit down and talk to each other, that is sometimes the outcome. didn't have to be the outcome this time. but here we are. so we can either throw up our hands in disgust or we can start pointing the fingers of blame or we can start doing something about it. again, mr. speaker, not one member of this body has come to the floor to attest that the passage of this rule and the passage of these underlying bills wouldn't make a difference for american families, and the reason they haven't is because they would. i understand we're going to continue to disagree. but let's do those things on which we agree. these five bills contained the first of those ideas, and i commit to my colleagues, if we can begin this process today, we can be right back here tomorrow doing more o

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carter. >> all i can tell you about mr.a service. >> is it a service that has to do with the women? >> yes, it certainly does. >> is this anything to do with the world of fashion? >> no. >> mr. x has a spiritual quality. does he recruit nuns? [ laughter ] . >> three years later that, nun recruiter was elected president of the united states. in just a minute, we'll be taking a page from "what's my line" and be bringing out a celebrity contestant. our first at up against the clock. we will unveil who he or she is. then we'll let the game begin right after this. . >> live from studio 3a in rockefeller center. it's time for up against the clock. today's contestants, it's tom willig. from seoul, south korea, say hello to m.j. wi. today's celebrity question, from tennessee, say hello to the pride of dorchester, massachusetts, lawrence o'donnell. right now, with the host of up against the clock, it's steve kornacki. >> thank you, bill. thank you to our live studio audience. thank you to those of you joining us at home. can you for

carter on a serving one term. you know, i think we are headed in that direction. mr. seems to want to make the democrats volker approved by nominating someone who is inclined to print a lot of cash. melissa: i would say at the same time keynesian is would listen to this conversation that having an laugh and say, there is no evidence of inflation. it is not coming. you're trying to scare people. is there any way in that argument? >> i do not believe that there is. right now the economy has a lot of excess capacity. if the economy gets going all this money floating around will start to push up prices. people will be more confident, spend more of their stock-market gains, then watch out. at that point once you let the horse out of the barn you find out that he is a thoroughbred stallion and you cannot catch him. melissa: peter just said that we are okay as long as the economy does not recover. that makes me feel better. >> also, the reason to worry, this is where people worry about bernanke. bernanke i think things what he thinks milton friedman would do, a crisis, bad e

mr. president, you're in for a treext a nice day in store. meteorologist christina loren serving up good news for president carter. >> right. chamber of commerce weather for president carter. good morning to you. i want to start with this live picture over the beautiful bay bridge. what a gorgeous start. some ripples out there on the bay this morning. we did have windy conditions but those have died down. we're looking to to start. clear conditions mean a cold start. 47 degrees. we're at 56 in almost, 49 degrees in gilroy, and 57 in san jose. we'll take you through your changes. we stop the clock at lunch time. what a beautiful day we have in store. 73 at noon in livermore, 66 in oakland. not that much cooler in san francisco as of noon 64. rounding out the day in the 70s. we're still holding on to the 70s for one more day at your local beaches. it's going to be nice today. then as we head throughout week these numbers fall from mid-80s inland back down to the low 70s so we have tumbling temperatures. i'll show you how that looks, also trashing showers later on this week. first good morning to mike inouye. >> thinking of th

mr. reid in the senate appoints conferees. we're hoping the president changes his stand on no negotiations and really takes an attitude more like president carter did or president clinton did, his democrat predecessors when faced with a showdown, they actually talked with the people on the other side who had differing opinions. that's a big difference this year. i hope it stops this weekend. i hope that the senate and the president change their no negotiation status. that's not what americans expect. they expect us to come here and work together, not to say, no, we're not even talking. >> congressman andy harris, thanks for your time today, i appreciate it. >> my pleasure. >>> i want to bring in today's agenda panel. josh rogin, a senior correspondent for the daily beast, molly ball and keli goff. molly, i want to start with you because you've been talking with certain republican lawmakers and there's this chatter about the potential of a grand bargain. so we're back at square one over something that everybody thought was extinguished. is that the way out for republicans? >> well, a lot of them seem to really think it is. as you know the grand

carter was president of the united states. chronically high unemployment. lower take-home pay. an economy, mr. president, that is suffering from too much cost and too many policies that actual make it more difficult -- actually make it more difficult, more expensive to create jobs. we need to be looking at health care policies that improve coverage, lower costs, and make it less difficult and less costly to create jobs in this economy. so we can get americans back to work, we get our economy growing and expanding at a more robust rate and improving the standard of living and quality of life for people all across this country. this policy, the obamacare health care policy, was ill-fated, was misguided from the beginning, and now we're seeing the effects and the results of that. and hopefully here politicians in washington, d.c., on both sides of the aisle will come to the correct conclusion and that is that it's time to start over and do this the right way. mr. president, i yield the floor. mr. hatch: mr. president, i suggest the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call t

. >> carters have been working with habitat for humanity all over the world for the past 30 years. he is 89 and you know what? he still can bring it, working with that arm saw. >> mrber. >> i wouldn't go that far. [ laughter ] >> it's early, still trying to wake up. >> good morning. >> good morning you guys. thanks for having me back again today. >>> it's going to pan out to be cooler today cooler than yesterday. it's a gradual cooldown that will continue each and every day all the way through this workweek. now, right now, we are at 43 degrees. that's right. one of the coolest mornings so far this autumn season in santa rosa. low 50s in the tri-valley through campbell. 40s in pacifica and the sunset district. today you can expect 75 degrees in san jose, pretty much in the mid-70s across the santa clara valley. morgan hill at 77. maybe a degree warmer in gillvary. 79 antioch, 77 concord, 79 pleasanton, warmer towards brentwood. san francisco average high is 70 degrees. today forecasting 68. and 70 in hayward, sausalito and tiburon. the extended forecast, we have to put in just a chance of rain on your wednesday, otherwise, high pressure quickly fills in on thursda

mr. bob woodward. [applause] the only female assistant watergate special prosecutor on the trial team that served as general counsel or f for the u.. army under president carter. [indiscernible] assistant andcial press secretary for archibald cox that wrote "not above the jim doyle. would like to introduce my co-moderator who the award-winning biography of the watergate special prosecutor, archibald and is one of the leaders on presidential power struggles. pittsburgh and the man that did the work to kennize tonight e's event, [indiscernible] come on up. >> thank you. contacted the national press club about collaborating on this event, they immediately recognized it its historical-- importance and said yes. as he said, i was privileged to write the biography of archibald cox, the principled watergate special prosecutor. one of the wonderful things was having the ability to interview the incredible lineup of people that worked with him throughout his career. and one of those people was someone who had been a thirtysomething warrior that worked on the watergate situation. along the way, this young member of the special prosecution force built his own illustriou