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p.m. eastern. that's an exclusive john harwood with the president of the united states. 4:00 p.m. today eastern, 22:00 cet. >> that is a very big interview. >> that is why you watch cnbc. >> when you have all the infor you need. >> so simple question today. ahead of that interview, we want to ask you what would you ask the president of the shutdown, debt ceiling, you name it. you can join the conversation here. the possibilities are endless. you can ask the president anything, more realistically, what would he be prepared to answer? that's a good one, too. >> it is. >> e-mail us your questions, worldwide@cnbc.com, twitter, @cnbcwex. @rosswestgate, @deecnbc. follow the conversation, look up #obama on cnbc. >>> talking about the partial government shutdown, let's check in on markets in asia, how they reacted. li sixuan is standing by in singapore. there's still a little bit of risk taking, at least. >> you're right. in fact, not factoring in japan, asia traded higher. as the political standoff in the

p.m. eastern time.e on to the big story of the day, the terrible plight of gold for more let's go to dominic back at headquarters. >> hi, melissa. gold prices took a hit in today's trade. it continues its longer term down trend. gold futures finished down today. we'll call it 1270 in terms of gold futures. prices were hovering around $1800. now, the gold chart looks rather interesting. some technicians or analysts that look for trading patterns in these charts are seeing more down side to come. the price broken below a key level and something called a head and shoulders pattern. it's a sell signal for gold. of course, earlier this week goldman sachs head of commodities research said that when the budget and debt issues in washington get resolved, gold will be a quote, and i quote, slam dunks sell, remember goldman has a price target, melissa of 1050 in terms of that price. >> thanks very much, dominic. that's 1050 for next year, we should note. so mike, what's your trade here? >> i would just say quickl

p.m. eastern for a major meeting.cans john boehner and mitch mcconnell, democrats harry reid, nancy pelosi, they've all accepted his invitation. senator reid also says he spoke to the speaker, john boehner on the phone, sent him a litter about republican tactics in this showdown standoff. let's not forget though, day two of the shutdown means the economy of the united states has taken an estimated $400 million hit hit already. that's the cost in lost wages for all the furloughed federal workers and a lot of other related economic losses. that doesn't take into account lost productivity, lost investment. a billion dollar week manmade disaster. this is not a natural disaster like a hurricane. this is a manmade disaster could cost the u.s. economy a billion dollars a week at a minimum if it goes on. joining us now is the florida republican congressman mario diaz-balart. thanks very much for coming in, congress man. >> my pleasure, wolf. what do you think? do you think the meeting the president scheduled with the speaker,

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p.m. eastern only on fox. >>> as we have been reporting, we are now in day six with no end in sight. another looming deadline is staring us right in the face. only 11 days to go before october 17th when we, of course, are being warned that our government will run out of the money and hit that dreaded debt ceiling. if we do there are warnings of economic catastrophe. as we just heard house speaker john boehner saying he will not let the u.s. government default. this as president obama continues to dig in. the white house saying it will not negotiate the debt ceiling crisis with congress. meanwhile, our debt continues to grow. man, oh man, oh, man, look at that. right up. nearly $17 trillion and growing. even during a shutdown. when will this shutdown end and how do we get our debt under control? republican congressman of indiana is a member of the budget committee and joins us now from indianapolis. congressman, welcome. thanks for joining us today. >> good to be back. >> you think there'll be a deal before we run out of money? >> well, i sure hope so. we're certainly working towards

p.m. eastern. we'll bring that to you. >>> in news conference say the head of the u.n. inspectors plan to visit 20 sites in syria in the next coming weeks. >>> therthere is a new study tht says u.s. adults are falling behind in reading as well. >> reporter: adults in this literacy class are catching up with skills they'll need in the 21ster centuriy. they're not alone. the measured and compared reading skills, math skills and the ability to resolve problems. researchers found that the u.s. ranked below average in all three categories. in literacy the u.s. ranked 16th out of 24. twenty-first third from the bottom in math skills, and 17th in problem-solving using technology. along with basic reading and math participants were tested onlooking at mileage. if. >> reporter: the literacy director said these core abilities are necessary for jobs. >> in everything, every job is computerized in some way. of course, it's also going to affect their person lives because if you can't read you're not going to do e-mail. you aren't going to be able to read documents at work or even do

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p.m. eastern. don't forget sean hannity has a special show at 10:00 p.m. eastern. go to gretawire.com.l love how much the government spends your money so freely. talk to us on gretawire. good night from washington. >>> the o'reilly factor is on. tonight: >> the people who did initiate this were held accountable. >> everybody will be held accountable. >> people have to be held accountable and it's got to be fixed. >> let the record show that the president is definitely not holding people accountable for massive screwups. the question is, why not? >> i'm damn angry that i have been mislead, mislead, and mislead. >> a heated congressional hearing over the obama care disaster. we will analyze that with laura ingraham and bill richardson. >> pinhead or patriot? >> patriot. >> who is it? >> i have no idea. >> also tonight, watters world reviving the pinheads and patriots segment. watters in boston up ahead. >> one is he a republican.

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p.m. eastern.tal really can be shown to have moved the treasury markets in a rather significant way. look at an intra day chart of 10s. we're hovering right around the mid 2.60s levels, virtually unchanged. what did we have to look forward to? the adp number. can you say it's not as good as the lms number, tomato, tomato, it's kind of synonymous. we continue to bump along right at areas around 2.60 that are significant from the august chart. most of the action from the upside selling pressures were in the bund. the spread is narrowing between our 10-year and bund. they overtook 1.80. a lot of that had to do with mr. draghi. i read the statement. i don't know that there was anything new but they did end their quarters of negative gdp, underscore that. look at the foreign exchange. it had many reactions at 8:15, big reactions at 8:30, whether it's the dollar, the euro, the pound. the dollar index and euro are at extremes unseen since february. >> thanks so much. out of three ipos here at the big boar

p.m. eastern on c-span 2. former officials with the pentagon talked about the effect of budget cuts on the role of the was military in the world. this is part of a conference hosted by the foreign policy initiative. it is about an hour. >> there should be a natural continuation of the themes that were highlighted in the last conversation. we are joined by people who serve on the board of directors. a conversation about how to sustain and strengthen america's defense capabilities. i thank the gentleman who will introduce and moderate our speakers. brad is the editor of armed forces journal. it has been published since 1863. congratulations to them. he has written extensively about the u.s. navy. bradley if you will? >> well, we live in interesting times. we have left iraq. we are drawing down in afghanistan. we are still pursuing al qaeda and similar groups. syria is burning. china is rising. it has not settled whether it is rival or partner. climate change is altering the world. globalization has entwined as p

p.m. eastern. thank you for watching abc news 20/20 at 10:00 p.m. eastern. thank you for watching abc news and good night, america. captions by vitac somebody go. >> abc 7 news reporter nick smith is live in west lake village shopping center. nick? >>reporter: daly city have your saw the health alert and contacted the presidio and showed me the chicken she purchased. the chicken link to salmonella poisoning still found on many bay area store shelves. including this. >> i was listening to the news. >> this is the making of per dinner but she learned the it could serve up american she bargain for. >> what you think is harmless dinner for your husband and all of a sudden, you know, you could make us sick >> the chicken preparing is health alert issued by department of ago this afternoon. foster farms raw chicken product from 3 california plant may have sicken nearly 300 people in 18 states. >> these 3 plants will continue to operate. we did in the issue a enforcement action that would cause an immediate suspension what we would do if we believed there was immin

p.m. eastern. that is a few hours away.e'll have all of the latest news as we get closer to a debt ceiling deadline. one group taking advantage of the partial government shutdown, people here illegally looking for work. we'll tell you why. >>> also, one tasty treat thought to pack on the pounds could actually help die dieters lose weight. the doctor is in with your prescription of for chocolate. it is all "happening now." >>> fox news alert. and as the government shutdown drags on, i'm jon scott, we're learning that the big four congressional leaders will go to the white house 3:00 p.m. eastern, three hours from now, to meet with president obama and vice president biden. arthel: i'm arthel neville. the president will beholding another beating today with bipartisan congressional leaders with no deal yet to get the full government running again and avoid hiting a debt ceiling deadline just three days away. senator john barrasso told us earlier raising the limit will not help us pay our bills. we need to control our spending.

p.m. eastern time. we also understand that the press area at 1st and constitution avenue is set up for a news briefing with the u.s. capitol police speaking at 3:30 p.m. we'll have both of those events being monitored for you. according to nbc's pete williams, the woman that was driving the black car that allegedly rammed into the gate at the white house and then continued down to the capitol was driving the black car with a child in the car. luke russert reports that according to the sergeant at arms, she drove the car. the child was a baby. the woman was shot after exchanging gunfire with capitol police. the baby is safe. according to luke and according to the sergeant at arms. and the baby has been taken to the hospital. there are two events that are upcoming that we're going to be monitoring for you. one, the house goes back into session at 3:30 p.m. eastern time. the second is that the u.s. capitol police will hold a news briefing or make a statement. we're not sure which it will be at 3:30 p.m. ea

p.m. eastern and 4:00 western. tomorrow president obama will nominate dr. janet yellen as the next chair of the federal reserve. let's go to steve gleason. this is not a shocking surprise, is it? >> no. the surprise is it took so long to get here. for a while larry summers withdrew his nomination. janet yellen was the odds on favorite. larry summers was in front in the summer and now it's back to janet yellen. now it's official. at 3:00 tomorrow president obama in the east room will make the announcement. ben bernanke will be there. janet yellen will be there and they'll announce that janet yellen is the first female ever nominated to be the fed chair. >> i'm glad of that. steve, let me ask you. i know it's right off the top of your head. will there be any changes in a janet yellen fed? >> i don't think so. i don't think there will be a big change, larry. i think janet has generally supported the policies that the fed has. i think she's felt for a long time that high levels of unemployment have necessitated high levels of federal reserve stimulus and i also

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p.m. eastern time. ban -- willt may stay on the nsa story and get your thoughts, should congress endorse or stop using intelligence efforts? the phone lines -- send us a tweet as well or post your comments on facebook.com/c- span. you can also e-mail us, journal@c-span.org. the may begin with the front page of "the financial times" this morning. this is their headline -- here is part of her statement that she put out -- "wall street journal" also with a story on their front page -- "the new york times closed code this morning -- -- "the new york times" this morning. then there is this in "the washington post" this morning -- we turn to you, should congress endorse or stop these programs? caller. is democratic i think the congress should take some kind of action to tighten the reins on the nsa since 9/11 and the passing of the patriot act. it has grown exponentially. it's out of control. i am hoping the congress will tighten the reins on the nsa, cut their budget. while i am on the phone, with all the co

p.m. eastern. he will interview dick cheney 10:00 p.m.annity, don't forget that right now house democrats blasting some tea party lawmakers who he says shut down the government. democratic representative steve cohen making this comment while talking about the shutdown battle. >> we take an oath to support the country against all enemies foreign and domestic and these are the domestic enemies. >> dana loesch host of the dana show joins us. nice to see you, dana. domestic enemies. we have name-calling. >> yeah. thanks for having me back, greta. it's just unfortunate. i think that i can agree with representative cohen that we perhaps have a different means to get about to the same ends. but the name calling and the incendiary rhetoric that ealways say that the tea party participates in. an arckists, terrorists, murderers, what else now? >> do you know and i will ask the viewers to write in if they know. do you have any instances in which tea party members in congress have said anything, equally insulting back? do you remember? >> not to memo

p.m. eastern before the vote that happened in the house. the house making two changes to the senate continuing resolution. one would delay the implantation of the individual mandate for a year, the other one would strip language subsidies which strip the subsidies for members of congress and their staff in the health care law. we will open up our phone lines to get your thoughts on the continuing debate as the hour approaches of the end of the fiscal year. here is how to join the conversation. we have a number of tweets using #cspanchat. as you have seen on your screen, we do want to remind you that our first ladies program will be 9:00 p.m. and live span.org.ring at c- live due to the congressional coverage. a quick look at that vote that happened in the house. this is approving the two changes to the continuing resolution. the vote was 228-201. writing here. the republicans voting no against the changes, michele bachmann, joe barton brown -- massieton, peter king, and rogers. casey is on our republican line. >> how are you doing? maybe yo

p.m. eastern i'll take your questions on mortgages, 401ks and i r.a.s in an ask me anything on the online message board red it's.com. go to real money facebook page now to rspv and 15 machines before it starts we'll sends you a link on facebook to use for reddit to join the conversation i will no not give you stock advice, i don't tell you where they are going or coming i have experts on the show for that. i can tell but your investments and what you should being thinking about. let's get back to housing. it's too soon to push the panic button on the economy but an ongoing slow down will weigh on american households, maury studied the u.s. economy for more than three decades, he joins us now to talk about this more. good city you. >> good to be here again. >> one who watches the show might think we talk too much had housing. but housing is disproportionately influence on the american economy. >> is sure s2 out of three american families still own their homes. and when you look at people's balance sheets for most people that's their most pressure assets, biggest asset on their balance shee

p.m. eastern time. we'll be waiting for them here, obvious obviously. here's what we know, they would increase the debt ceiling until either next spring or summer. it depends on how they sort of work out the final details. what government out lays are out there in terms of how long we can continue to borrow. but it would be into next spring or summer. then the continuing resolution to get the government back open. there's some dispute about that as well. would it run out on december 31st, would it carry over until the end of january. a lot of people's holidays riding on that, of course. and what we heard from the president. he was at martha's table which helps feed local people who are having trouble making ends meet right now and some furloughed federal workers we're told are actually volunteering there right now right near the white house around the president put the own news nus on republicans. >> not only is it untenable for us to continue this shutdown, this week if we don't start making some real progress both in the house and the senate, and if r

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p.m. eastern. much more coming up in the "newsroom" right after this. ?hÑa @8@x >>> all right.you just heard the news here on cnn. jay carney announcing the president expects, expecting those death benefits to the families of fallen troops to be reinstated as early as today. the remains of four u.s. troops killed in afghanistan were returned home today at dover air force base in delaware. their families have not received the $100,000 death benefit due to the partial shutdown here in washington. it's just one of the many indignities that veterans are suffering under the furloughs. congressman of the chairman armed committee is joining us. thanks very much for coming in. >> thank you, wolf. >> let me get your quick reaction to what we heard from jay carney. the president was you be set when he learned that the death benefits would not be provided to those families of military service members killed in action. have you been informed that this has already been resolved? will it be resolved? >> we never thought it was going to be a problem. we passed pay our military act over a week

p.m. eastern.appening fast and furious, keep on top of all. >> there's breaking news which you know about three weeks ago, the stock exchange winning the coveted tweet listing that social media powerhouse broke with tradition bucking the trend of high-profile tech companies choosing nasdaq but how is twitter doing when it comes to revenue and losses. >> we learned a few important details on that but sources telling the wall street journal, october 28th, pricing mario draghi and listing on the fifteenth. and the loss of $54.5 million. and good news revenue is up 16 the points. and the same growth rate of the previous quarter. end user growth by 6%, and down 7% and 10% from the first quarter. and accounted for total ad revenue. and down 75%. twitter reveals how much cheryl casone. disney has 17.9%, and capital of 6.8%. and union square bank is 0.9 and global head 5%. and what you are looking for, to handle investor relations. and the newly created at twitter. adam: we will be watching that. lori: cha

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p.m. eastern, are you the two cohosts tonight? 'll get into it. >> we'll be watching right after "the situation room." i'll be back 5:00 p.m. in "the situation room." "newsroom" continues right now with brooke baldwin. she's standing by right after the break. you'll see brooke. ve to you thae is the better choice for her, she's agreed to give it up. that's today? [ male announcer ] we'll be with her all day to see how it goes. [ claira ] after the deliveries, i was okay. now the ciabatta is done and the pain is starting again. more pills? seriously? seriously. [ groans ] all these stops to take more pills can be a pain. can i get my aleve back? ♪ for my pain, i want my aleve. [ male announcer ] look for the easy-open red arthritis cap. >>> a debacle. that is what the woman in charge of the obama care rollout admits as she's getting drilled by lawmakers. now, it's president obama's turn. i'm brooke baldwin. the news is now. >> we're not in kansas anymore. >> kathleen sebelius apologizes, but what will the president say during his sp

p.m. eastern time, has been postponed. to allow bipartisan leaders to collect more information and basically come up with a better proposal. >> yeah, well, of course that postponement is being read by the market as a positive thing. maybe give them more time to hammer things out. we're currently up not quite as session highs but, nonetheless, a lot better than the 100-point drop that we saw in the dow earlier today. if the s&p 500 can finish higher, a winning streak for the first in a month. we'll watch the markets as we go into "closing bell." that's it for us. >> somebody send bill griffeth a xanax. thanks for watching, everybody. "closing bell" next. >> and stocks rallying from a big deficit on renewed hopes we could be nearing a deal on the debt ceiling. welcome to the "closing bell." i'm kelly evans in for maria bartiromo today. >> that was a cameraman right there. we've got it positioned in front of the white house, waiting for eventually, we hope to have congressional leaders come to the microphones to talk about th

p.m. eastern, only here on cnn. that's it for me. thanks very much for watching. i'll be back 5:00 p.m. the situation room." ne newsroom continues right now with brooke baldwin. >> first the obama care website, and now spying on world leaders. if it's true that president obama didn't know about all these issues in his administration until they blow up, we're asking why the heck not. i'm brooke baldwin. the news is now. four inmates on the run after an escape in the shower. >>> verirginity for sale. the alleged saler, a mother. >> plus, julianne huff apologized for hthis

p.m. eastern. and a pair of profile interviews, we spoke to senator joe manchin and republican representative cathy mcmorris rodgers. those conversations starting at 8:00 eastern on c-span2. here is a preview. >> the campaign changed our family because of john kaneb -- john kennedy. we are catholic. knowing that was going to be a big part of the selection, could he break that religious barrier? i never thought there was a barrier. in my town, everybody worked in the coal mine. my grandfather and father had a grocery store and furniture store. everyone made about the same amount of money. there was no classes i knew of or could recall. religion was a problem. my methodist friends, bath just -- baptist, whatever, we were all the same. was the big thing. so it got me interested. i will never forget, we were watching the news or something. they were talking about if john kennedy got elected, the pope would run the country. i looked at my mom and said, i don't think they know the cap extreme now. -- the

p.m. eastern. those are your headlines. get you back to tracy.it is, we're so new york centric, i didn't even know there was a world series going on out there. >> i have to admit, trace, throw you under the bus, i'm all into it about boston, boston strong, baby i'm sorry. tracy: good for you. someone has to represent. >> i gotcha. tracy: what? there is still playing baseball? i bet they're playing hock kirks huh, josh? >> future of american business, on line wine community won people's choice and award for best marketing in advertising at the impact showcase awards last night. the event recognizes top entrepreneurs under the age of 35. let's not even go there. we have founder and ceo, alyssa rapp. i'm so glad you're here. i love you got the awards. tell us what the impact showcase was. >> tracy, always great to be back. the impact showcase shows face of all entrepreneurs around the country. they bought us all together for quote-unquote award ceremony at the u.n. which was a thrill. tracy: shibani joshi a friend of fox. naked pizza, we had them he