and mr. hillu have also told this court that there have been two different instances where you believed children to be yours, and then you find out later that they were not. yes, ma'am. as i stated before, there's a little boy. he's 15 years old. there's a little girl. she's seven years old. (stammering) we took his dna sample. that is the truth. i actually... michelle: for the girl, that is the truth. judge lake: let me stay on this issue. you also stated to the court, ms. hayes, that in all the years that you were together with mr. hill, he never got you pregnant. no. and the other 25 women he carried on with for long-term relationships. you know, you're just jealous of us and you wanna take the baby. i am... that's what that is. i don't want your baby. i don't want kayla. i didn't say you wanted to have a baby. i said you wanted to have the baby taken from us. it's proven by your actions. really? corey: yes. have i called cps on you? yeah, she came in and picked my baby up because we were outsi

mr hill it's a cruel ruin the gun from that's public television i left a couple of messages i think six or seven attempts to speak with someone from the gun lobby on successful and the secretary admits that due to the death of caroline spokes this is not a popular topic of conversation for the arms manufacturers. caroline sparks is buried here on the outskirts of cumberland county she brother and mother regularly visit a gas station nearby which also serves as a convenience store. just about an average of a wash lost weight you know ever since. her mom said there's a bear second grandmother who had a second grandmother so you must be hurt when you heard the news yes i'm really hurt about it that. i've heard about it. and so this small village is now a symbol for the gun debate throughout the united states president obama once tried to gun control but is met with resistance from the countryside even in the village of caroline sparks board taken the right so i don't buy if you ever do it. so even after the tragedy when i have to that directly i doubt you still believe it or your guns that

mr hill it's a cruel routine again from that's public television i left a couple of messages i think six or seven attempts to speak with someone from the gun lobby on successful and the secretary admits that due to the death of caroline spokes this is not a popular topic of conversation for the arms manufacturers. caroline sparks is buried here on the outskirts of cumberland county. brother and mother regularly visit the gas station nearby which also serves as a convenience store in your absence has been on. just about an average of a wash lost weight. ever since then like her mom there's a bear her second grandmother who was a second grandmother so you must be heard when you heard the news yes heard about it that. i've heard about it. and so this small village is now a symbol for the gun debate throughout the united states president obama once tried to gun control but is met with a resistance from the countryside even in the village of caroline sparks board taken the right so i don't buy it here they were doing. so even after the tragedy when i was with the directly about you still

mr. werfel tried to not have sarah hill ingram, and and a request to matter where they originated did not have her testify today repeatedlrepeatedl y came from the commissioner. >> here's the point mr. chairman. why in in the world does it take five months to get the lady who was there when the targeting of conservative groups started who was lois lerner's -- implementing the affordable care act why in the world should have taken five months for her to come before this committee? what are they trying to hide? that is why this hearing is so important and mr. chairman i yield back. >> members will have seven days in which to submit opening statements for the record and we will now recognize the panel. ms. sarah hill ingram. >> mr. chairman? would mr. kirk would like a few moments a few moments? >> of coors. >> the gentleman is recognized. >> this is an opportunity to discuss viruses role in implementing and enforcing the affordable care act. i do look forward to today's testimony and would like to hear about the national dragnet that snare darwinism brought her here today. i will say the ir

past several months i'd also thought of nominating mr snowden but it was for a different list unquote some journalists including brendan sasso from the hill blog have interpreted mr hayden's words to mean putting snowden on america's kill list now general hayden confirmed to me that the quote is correct but he claims that his words have been misinterpreted and he never proposed for snowden to be put on any assassination list but some would argue that this is probably the worst time for any former or current top u.s. official to even speak sarcastically about putting snowden on a list and that's because journalists jeremy scahill and glenn greenwald are currently working together on a joint investigation on how the u.s. national security agency has been involved in the wider overseas assassination program run by the obama administration now both of these journalists are known for their hard hitting investigations of the u.s. government and their collaboration will reportedly reveal how they say the vast surveillance network of the n.s.a. operates in conjunction with the clandestine operations run by the u.s. military or the cia now for tho

past several months i'd also thought of nominating mr snowden but it was for a different list unquote now some journalists including a brandin from the hill blog have interpreted mr hayden's words to mean putting snowden on america's kill list joke or not many would argue that this is probably the worst time for any or any former current top u.s. official to speak sarcastically about snowed in why because journalist jeremy scahill and glenn greenwald are currently working together on a joint investigation on how the us national security agency has been involved in wider overseas assassination programs run by the obama administration both of these journalists are known for their hard hitting investigations of the u.s. government and their collaboration will reportedly they say reveal how the vast surveillance network of the n.s.a. operates in conjunction with clandestine operations run by u.s. military or the cia now for those who don't know the heart of prize that snowden is nominated for was established by the european parliament to honor individuals or organizations who have dedicated their lives to the defense of human rights and freed

mrs. ellmers: the hill reported on october 8 from one expert, james turner, software engineer, that he is probably the most broken release i have ever seen. i'm hearing firsthand of the frustrations from my constituents. one constituent said, the program freezes up when i try to enter your tax filing status. you can't get past it. same thing happens when i try to apply over the phone. i have called every day since october 1. all different times of the day, and have gotten nothing but run around. one excuse after the other that their system is down. i called during peak time. i have called during offpeak time. but apparently there are nor on peak hours. if i can't get qualified for a subsidy before january 1, we will have to let our insurance lapse. with that, mr. speaker, i say this is a defective exchange and it's only part of the problem. i yield back the remainder of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentleman from a arizona seek recognition? >> to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection,

mr. banks" hits theaters in december. that's your eye on entertainment, susan marquez, cbs news, beverly hills. >>> good morning. thank you for watching wusa9 at 5:00 a.m. it is only tuesday as howard says. i'm andrea roane but it's a good one for us. >> it is indeed. i'm mike hydeck. thanks for joining us. going to be a great day. how is the traffic? >> it's terrific. >> i feel for you these days because your reports have been fraught with toughness. >> good morning. yesterday was absolutely beautiful. today more clouds, still mild. get ready for some chilly weather, especially thursday and friday. tomorrow cooler. thursday, friday brisk. here's a look at your forecast day planner on this tuesday morning. we're expecting some sun this morning but generally mostly cloudy today. the noontime temperature of 64. you notice the winds go from southwest to west northwest. we'll top out about -- [ no audio ] cooler air will be arriving today and tonight. the cold front in the form of the showers in western pennsylvania, southern and eastern ohio moving toward west virginia now. we've got some clouds, especially south a

indeed, kristen, sort of to echo your own comments from folks i've spoken to on capitol hill, they do expect mrs. yellen to get confirmed here. the senate banking chairman and senator johnson of south dakota was pleased with her nomination and reports he's a democrat and chuck schumer said she should pass by a wide margin. a few republicans said there certainly are reservations because of her democratic background. they are going to take a closer look at her. but because of her relationship with ben bernanke, generally well liked on capitol hill, it expected she should fly through smoothly. as to aei, one of the lead columnists, i was steered to his column by a few republicans and this lays out a whole list as to why she should not filibuster and hold her up. because she's going to come through on hearings as a kind and humble person and it would look really bad if republicans were trying to take out the first female chairman of the federal reserve. it's quite a historic thing coming from the university of california at berkeley, becoming chairman of the federal reserve, if they were to try to t

mrs. hit up an event at spago in beverly hills. >> congrats on the prenewspapers and the wedding. >> facing path on the way of the event, they will sign a prenup despite reports that kanye wasn't seeking one. they both decided it was just a smart business decision. >> see you in vegas, kim. >> well if you didn't know, now you do the paparazzi revealing the next move, sin city. after the jesus tour around late show, late birthday blowout for kim at town nightclub where kim throws her megab-day bashes. >> welcome to vegas for my birthday party. >> no better way to ring in the birthday. kim and kanye, happen to be listening, next movie date you might want to check out robert redford's new one "all is lost," every review i'm reading calls it a major hit. aj in new york with redford talking about the oscar buzz. >> one man, one boat. >> the virginia jean, call over. >> one more academy award for redford. oscar? >> oscar? >> oscar. he may be humble but the he can't escape the headlines for his man versus ocean heart pounder, "saul lost." >> help! >> robert playing a sailor abandoning his crippled

. >> but they are pissed off about bad behavior you have benny hill and margaret thatcher and mcbeth and mr. bean, all of those people with bad behavior. >> andy you shake your head because you knew what i was thinking. >> the students who banned the song, they are becoming more like the dean wormers of the world? >> that's a good way to put it. a lot of time it is the young people on the left that act like dean wormer. they are the scolds. they would never cop to that because they insist they are doing for a noble reason, but they always say they have a good reason for it. there is a racial come -- component. they would never ban a song by a black artist. i like the rap music. >> i like the rap music. >> by sthaig i am the target audience. but let's face it, there is a lot of massage knee in wrap music. >> aren't there two black artists on this? >> but he is not the black artist. >> but it is robin thicke. >> have i to get to -- i have to get to bill first. >> where is the research? if you do the cocaine after you drink the lines are a little less blurred and that's a message for you kids

hill. >> did you ever have dejavu, mrs. lancaster? >> i don't think so.he kitchen. >> get into your survival bunker. >> i know for you potted meat and tang is shorthand for [ bleep ] you won't possibly imagine eating, unless there was a catastrophe. but for the people affected by the government shutdown, it's the [ bleep ] they eat that they can no longer afford. >> right now, i am terrified. >> sob stories are going to start coming out. >> they had to live on what most of us live on -- >> her new book, "the romney family table" sharing home-cooked recipes. welcome. >> we have to make our groceries extend for two, three weeks instead of the one week we have. >> the controversy with obama care, what are your thoughts, wendy, when you look? >> well, it's frustrating. >> we're already down to the bare minimum. >> we would not be in a shutdown. >> last time government shutdown, we in newt gingrich and bill clinton going at it. >> can you remember a time in your lifetime when a major political party was just sitting around begging for america to fail? >> at le

hill tonight. good to see you, think you mr rieburg. >> americans expressed frustrations when they tried to visit national parks, memorials or deal with the irs. we have this report. >> in new york, tourists travelled hoping to get a glimpse inside lady liberty had to settle for a view from afar. >> it's pathetic. a lot of people are here specifically to see the statute of liberty. people came from europe and over the world to vacation here and tour these things. it's a shame. >> in washington a group of world war ii veterans travelling from mississippi found themselves fighting to visit the world war ii memorial. >> it breaks my heart, personally. >> this is a stupid. we are here for a day. >> the memorial was closed, park service employees moved the barricades and let the vets tour yosemine celebrated a birthday. people were turned away. 97% of nasa staff were told to stay home. the gateway arch in st louis locked up - a victim of politics. in chicago, people visiting irs had mixed feelings. ricky couldn't in effect income tax settlement for dozens of clients. >> this is a pretty unfortunate - there's h

hill. hey, you need to meet mike -- uh, mr. johnson.'s a big-time football recruiter at decatur u. >> really? how you doing, sir? >> and what do you play, son? >> a little halfback. >> a little? you ought to see this boy play. >> mm-hmm. he leads the district in touchdowns. >> he had four last week. >> actually, that was five, miss simmons. >> all right. >> and we almost won. [ laughs ] ooh, this kid is being recruited by some of the top schools in the country. [ chuckles ] i'm surprised you never heard of him. >> we have so many kids trying to join our program, you know, it's hard for me to keep up. >> huh, but none of them is like david here. he averages eight yards a carry. >> 8.5. >> and he's a 3.0 student. >> oh, that's 3.6, miss simmons. >> all right. >> yeah, that's pretty impressive. >> hey, look here, son. don't correct us in front of company. >> um -- >> yo. >> [ sings indistinctly ] >> what are you doing, mr. brown, hmm? >> i'm watching "freeloaders and the people that love them." >> but the tv isn't on. >> hint, hint. uh, wh

mr. blitzer. >>> thanks very much. happening now, fireworks on capitol hill. >> will the gentleman yield?key court or whatever this is. >> this is not a monkey court. >> monkey court. lawmakers face off over the problem-plagued obama care website. contractors blame each other for the mess. the two congressmen in that heated exchange, they will join us live for a debate this hour. >>> and we've heard all the complaints but is it really all that difficult to sign up for obama care? these people are getting ready to go online and try to enroll right here in "the situation room" live. >>> plus, new details on the murder of a young

the gridlock will continue here on capitol hill as hundreds of thousands of federal workers find out, at least for now, are out of work. >> mr. speaker, it is now midnight, and the great government of the united states is now closed. >> congress bickered to the very end and missed a deadline to pass a new budget for the start of a fiscal year. >> congress of chronic chaos continues. >> reporter: lawmakers left the capitol for a few hours' sleep. they'll be back this morning. >> hope to reopen it tomorrow. >> reporter: the disagreement is whether the changes in the affordable care act should be part of the government. >> the house has voted to keep the government open. but we also want basic fairness for all americans under obama care. >> it is embarrassing that these people who are elected to represent the country are representing the tea party. >> reporter: the impasse means many federal employees will report to work today for about four hours to wrap things up and then they'll be sent home without pay. >> we'll have to look into using our savings account. whatever is there. we'll have to look about maybe putting off our mo

hill, my friend. thank you, as always, for your time. >> we're working this weekend as well, as mr. cantor said. >> every weekend is a working weekend for you, my brother. >> the war on weekends continues. >> the war on weekends. luke russert, the sage of capitol hill, thanks for your time. >> take care. be well. >> after the break, president obama is set to name janet yellen as the first female chief of the federal reserve. but it wouldn't be an obama nomination if there wasn't already republican opposition. we will discuss the yellen pick and monetary hawks versus doves when cnbc's eamon javrs joins us next on "now." ♪ [ male announcer ] may your lights always be green. [ tires screech ] ♪ [ 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. is what makes us different. we take the time to get to know you and your unique health needs. then we help create a personalized healthcare experience that works for you. and you. and you. with 50 years o

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after president barack obama had been inaugurated he came to my office on capitol hill to seek out the peace grown. mr. lewis, will you forgive me? i want to apologize. i'm sorry. they hugged me. i hugged them back and i saw him since then he recently passed. but it demonstrated the power of nonviolence, the power of love and the way of peace to be reconciled. >> host: did he come to your office out of the blue? >> guest: he had gone from different places to self carolina students that attended local college, blank college students in 1960. he'd gone of around apologizing to them. a local press person made contact and they had been some of the freedom riders. so they still were working with them and discovered i was on the bus and i was one of the people there was beaten. he's in washington and the congress. >> host: another significant date you write about february 27th, 1960 national your first of rest. >> i will never forget that day as long as i live. 20-years-old. we had been involved in the nonviolent workshops studying the way of martin luther king jr.. we had social trauma believe could, over

mr. speaker, a message from the senate. >> reporter: simply put, still no deal. on capitol hillgovernment shutdown plays on. >> reporter: speaker boehner and his band of tea party radicals have done the unthinkable. >> my goodness, they won't even sit down and have a discussion about this. >> reporter: the sticking point. house republicans want anti- obama care amendments in the spending bill. senate democrats say no way, no how. >> they've shut down the government over an ideological crusade to deny affordable health insurance to millions of americans. in other words, they demanded ranls -- ransom for just doing their job. >> reporter: but as the finger pointing continues, americans are already feeling the account pa. -- impact. an estimated 800,000 people are furloughed. >> people have children in college. they have things to need to get paid. >> i'm really annoyed, really disappointed. >> reporter: it's not just paychecks. parks are closed. and even panda cams at the zoo went dark. and many are impacted. those applying for federal loans to buy a house, will have to wait. as f

mr. speaker, weeks ago the administration reached out to capitol hill to continue budget negotiations. and according to "the national journal" and i quote, the majority leader reid's office had a message for them. don't do it. end quote. quote, the white house listened. the summit was nixed and no serious talks have occurred since, end quotes, the article continues. as the government shutdown stretches into the second week, the article states, the white house has embraced reid's hard-line, no-negotiations stance at least so far, end of quotes. unfortunately hard-liner, non-negotiable posturing seems to be all the senate leader knows. today the house passed the head start for low-income childrens act,. -- act. the program remains a priority of the president, yet the white house just announced a veto threat on the bill. without doubt, at the senate majority leader's request. if this isn't a purely political move, i don't know what is. i urge the senate and the president to join 57 of my democratic colleagues who are supporting the solutions being put forth by the house. the american peop

mr. blitzer. >>> thanks very much. happening now, fireworks on capitol hill. >> will the gentleman yield? >> no, i will not yield to this monkey court or whatever this is. >> this is not a monkey court. >> monkey court. lawmakers face off over the problem-plagued obama care website. contractors blame each other for the mess. the two congressmen in that heated exchange, they will join us live for a debate this hour. >>> and we've heard all the complaints but is it really all that difficult to sign up for obama care? these people are getting ready to go online and try to enroll right here in "the situation room" live. >>> plus, new details on the murder of a young massachusetts teacher. sources allege the 14-year-old suspect used a box cutter to kill her. but why? i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> take a look and see what's going on live in "the situation room" right now. these three people are interested in signing up for obama care. they're about to log on to the website and try to enroll. we've heard about all the problems with the system, including new details during

kennedys for a thousand is we now have mrs obama thank goodness and you know nancy pelosi leader pelosi is as far as i'm concerned the most stylish person on capitol hill bill clinton didn't toto swath oh no but bill clinton certainly don't you always wear designer clothing but i don't know i actually i like shopping on a budget i really do the suit i'm wearing a spike hundred fifty dollars. the you of the casual sure i mean in shorts and bush no no does not wear shorts in the show you don't want to see my legs how about a t. shirt yeah sure you know i were a jacket if i go out alone on the beach i haven't been on a beach and decades. his it is so boring. why chronicle the history of western fashion in this book well i have to tell you with the school of the bible i do because in a way it's my bible it's my. go to for all things about fashion and budgets of western fashion the book is specially american centric i'm very proud of american design though everything that we do in this country goes back to western europe it does. and what's so interesting about western europe and i'm going back hundreds of hundreds of years is there was always a correlation

mr. president, that is not good. >> reporter: this is the day on capitol hill when republican senators have lunch with their leadership. democratic senators have lunch with their leadership. we'll be listening for any sign of a change in tone after lunch or whether they are further emboldened. jon? jon: if that logjam breaks, mike, you get back to us, okay? >> reporter: absolutely. i will keep you posted. >> when you see everyone digging in it is not only because they want to win at this point but because they have a lot of skin in the game and a lot to lose as well. gerry seib writes in "the wall street journal", there could be way out of this muck through a modest beneficial budget deal. both parties need to say they achieved somebody important. republican cost get out of a political jam and democrats could pave pave the way for a more productive obama second term agenda. gerry seib, executive editor of "the wall street journal" joins us now. jerry i like to live in this happy space so something comes out of this. that is what you wrote this weekend, there is a way for something good to c

mrs. yellen is set to meet with senators on capitol hill next week. barnes is standing by with the latest. senator paul has some legislation he is looking to as a hedge in favor of. >> senator paul is a republican conservative from kentucky, leading fed critic in the senate and considering trying to block janet yellen's nomination with this hold as he pushes for a vote on his bill to get more audits to the fed and its operations. he said in a statement, quote, as part of senate consideration of the janet yellen nomination i will request a vote on my bipartisan federal reserve transparency act the american people deserve transparency from the federal reserve and the federal government as a whole and as you said this comes as janet yellen is about to head up here to the senate to start meeting with senators on her nomination and her critics are right behind her following her up there. a conservative group, american principles in action opposes the fed adds easy money policies as potentially inflationary including trillions in quantitative easing. >> the

common knowledge and thought process on hill, if this clean cr came up for a vote, it would pass. mr. bishop and i put this letter together within a matter of hours. we had 200 democrats ready to vote for the clean cr. that nbc report has shown at least 22 republicans willing to vote for the clean cr. >> it was peter king, congressman peter king who was saying if he feels positive if a clean cr were pass if it went to the floor tomorrow, 50 to 75 republicans voting for it. if it were a secret ballot, 150. what do you think of speaker boehner's claims there aren't the votes to pass it? >> the only thing i can speculate it is politically motivated. we've seen how the message from boehner has changed over the last seven to ten days. no matter what we're going to repeal obama care. then it's moved to other things about a grand bargain and trying to get other mechanisms in to get something out of this. we have seen that over the past few days where some republican members of congress said we're going to get something for this. this isn't a game. it's one thing to have this negotiation lea