my stuff is on facebook and mucher, i do not know that about all that stuff, i know that my cartoons go on there and people are seeing them. i think that is a good thing. >> it is hard to say. there are a lot more internet type cartoonists who are not necessarily professional, they are not paid staffers. with the advent of photoshop, anyone can go out there and whip something out. there is a lot more political opinion -- not many people are making money on it. >> there is another interesting in the wayf the web it is helped cartoonists. this is mostly internationally. you see three guys up here. whenever you get cartoonists appear and ask them how they got into this business, everyone has a different story. there is no conventional way to become a cartoonist. there are no schools or graduate degrees. we in the u.s. have a rich tradition of satire that goes back several countries -- several centuries. in emerging democracies, they don't have that same background. when they are looking to emulate ,hat we do, what happens is cartoonists are watching the cartoonists here. in the facebook

. >> sherri, thank you very mucher inside the deadly car chase and police shooting interrupted the house and ending the shutdown. but they did end up passing two measures, they voted 259-157 to finance programs for veterans and voted 265-160 to pay members of the national guard and an reserves be but democrats sayay the so-called crs are dead in the senate. however, there could be a rare show of bipartisan support on an vote to give workers missed pay after they come back from thek o furlough. the bill is sponsored by severa of our local members of congress. a vote on it, could come as early as today.ea i know a lotrl of folks will be watching that one. that >>> the shutdown is hitting hom and it's hitting the wallets ofs thousands of furloughed federal workers. >> let's go back to holly morris live in dupont circle. she is getting a sense of how folks are feeling. holly, did i misspeak, i thought i heard you say if you come down, grab a cup of joe, it's on us. >> reporter: we have a lot of coffee. it's been interesting, we haven't seen a lot of furlough o workers coming down and take ad