pearl harbor was quite different there was ocular evidence there clearly was an attack of the gulf of tonkin resolution that grant mentions that's based upon a phony fraudulent claim of a second torpedo attack that history shows that was known to the m. executive branch at the time the gulf of tonkin resolution was passed and was ultimately the american people after told so many lies about vietnam forced the end of the war similarly the american people experience in iraq and other lies about weapons of mass destruction and suppression of truthful evidence and so american people now are much more suspicious of non pearl harbor type evidence that suggests that we have an urgent need to use military force to protect our interests for example president obama saying well the syrians are likely to use chemical weapons against our soldiers someplace in the united states you know unless we make this red line retaliation against president assad which no american really believes that the syrians are going to be using chemical weapons against the united states and in the future in my judgment th

, or digital pearl harbor, he did this for political reasons more than anything else. usually when he said that he wanted to great some pressure on congress to pass legislation on cybersecurity. if the senators and congressmen are really, and representatives are really scared, then they would make, legislate accordingly. it didn't play out this way. i think he understood he overstated the threat very consciously. and that points to the core problem. i think a lot of people have understood that overstating the threat may serve their interests, political interest or even commercial interest. because if you people scared, sometimes you get this album a product. and, of course, also those people who really believe it. >> i'm taking the opposite view. i think the result of talking about cyberwar and digital pearl harbor and the wholesale statements is that we lose nuance. we lose the ability to do things between different problems. the problem space here is very diverse, and my core assumption is that a diverse problem has a diverse solution and not one wholesale agency tha

wait agent orange pearl harbor that's two different countries man vietnamese people and babies born with birth defects should have never let their japanese ancestors bombed pearl harbor genius and on facebook david a hani says in response my self immolation piece in which i said that i remember as a child seen imagery of monks on fire during the vietnam war he says if you want even during the vietnam war and you're an insult american military veterans well david i understand you're probably confused at what i meant which was not that i was actually alive during the vietnam war but just that i remember seeing those images and i was younger posters books magazines and throughout the media sphere and i'm not sure why it automatically follows why i'm a disgrace to veterans but ok and from yesterday's show but the energy crisis we face someone on you tube named james alexander fish said the role sounds have proven the existence of a biopic oil and obvious still screeching about the oil running out they'll be you carol. james once again you seem to be you can other confuse troll i'm not s

wait agent orange pearl harbor that's two different countries man vietnamese people and babies born with birth defects should have never let their japanese ancestors bombed pearl harbor genius and on facebook david a hani says in response my self immolation piece in which i said that i remember as a child seen imagery of monks on fire during the vietnam war he says if you want even during the vietnam war and you're an insult american military veterans well david i understand you're probably confused at what i meant which was not that i was actually alive during the vietnam war but just that i remember seeing those images when i was younger posters books magazines and throughout the media sphere and i'm not sure why it automatically follows why i'm a disgrace to veterans but ok and from yesterday's show but the energy crisis we face someone on you tube named james alexander fish said the roast rooms have proven the existence of a biotech oil and obvious still screeching about the oil running out they'll be you carol. james once again you seem to be you can either continue to troll i'

three pearl harbor survivors turned the light on briefly for testing. the historic landmark sweeps the sky every december 7th to honor the victims of the japanese attack on pearl harbor. the save mount diablo conservation group raised a hundred thousand for the restoration. >>> hoim surveillance video has a local neighborhood taking action. the video shows the two men taking their time picking through drawers and boxes. new at 6:00, ktvu patty lee shows us how these images are uniting a neighborhood to fight crime. >> this frame shows a burglar calling into a doorway to avoid setting off sensors. he is joining his partner in crime, whose face you can see clearly here. >> fortunately, they had surveillance in the house and the picture is just as clear as can be. >> other imajs obtained show them using an iphone. arnold shah says he found out his neighbor had been found almost immediately through the online grapevine. this is the impaj of the burglars originally shared by police on a private community web site. from there, it hit the social net works wher

it begins when hitler invaded poe land, 1939, and goes to pearl harbor. that 27 months is the most difficult time because we are not in the war, we don'tment to be in the war, and we want to pretend we had nothing to do with the war, and i'll explain why in a moment, and as a result, it was very difficult to get americans to start mobilizing the defenses. this is full of conflict, excuse, denials, and the second point is that one of the reasons why you have this kind of difference is the legacy of world war i. the end of world war i left a very bad taste in americans' mouth. it didn't come out the way it was supposed to and idealism was crushed and ended up with the treaty of versailles, and it did not -- there's a little comment there about beating them in 1917 and hardly bothered since. they bothered us very much in the years to come, but more important for americans was how the war ended at home. number one it's in the worst form, and number two, the american economy rmped up to produce armorment for the war, and they never got in anymore. we went in w

and at the pearl harbor shipyard, 2,600 employees are furloughed. workers are forced to stay home, causing real economic hardship. this continued uncertainty not only affects them but it affects the decisions of future shipyard workers who may now choose other professionals rather than become the naval engineers hawaii and our nation desperately need. with nearly half of their workforce at home, officials at the pearl harbor shipyard are forced to make hard choices about what work they can perform. we need to end this shutdown so that the pearl harbor shipyard can continue to ensure that our entire naval fleet is ready to respond to any contingency in the asia pacific. these are not theoretical hardships or decisions. my constituents have been sharing their situations with me. i've received many, many letters. let me give you an example of a person from kailu "let me start by saying i am a united states citizen. i love my country. i love my job. i want to work and i'm proud to support the war fighters when i can work. but i am truly disappointed and

as we all know germany declared war on the united states three days after pearl harbor but i think there would have been a hiatus that would have played itself of in some way but obviously over a longer period of time. the war was inevitable. one of the thesis in fear itself is the southern democrats were essential in getting, supporting roosevelt and getting legislation on the preparedness. i wonder if you get into that at all. >> that is true to the it roosevelt had a lot of support from southern democrats on the military preparedness. that's not surprising. he didn't have the support from the progressive republicans. this is an era when there were progressive republicans and there were a lot of them and they were very helpful in passing the new deal agenda. george norris -- roosevelt probably didn't have a better friend in the senate than george norris and nebraska and the flip side of that is they did not support him on the military preparedness for reasons i didn't understand. >> to discuss the relationship? >> he plays a pretty big role. roosevelt made a mistake naming him the amba

massively rebuild america's defenses and it's going to take us a long time unless there's a new pearl harbor and that's what they see as the pilot after nine eleven so even though they probably were too inept to have been involved in causing it. to blind to stop it even though they had all the warnings in the world that they should have been able to stop it they seized upon it and use it terry vantage to do everything they would if they were in new pearl harbor which is what the way they saw this exact thing just fell right into a couple months after the document was written the thing that i love about this book in the series is that it completely counters the myth of american exceptionalism this is the concept we've heard obama doubled down recently to other world leaders at the u.n. g.a. how does this notion impact america's standing in the world and why are our leaders continuing to reinforce the. putin spoke that he dressed obama down over this. state should not think of itself as being exceptional in that way of being better than other countries if you go to a ball game and you get up t

i authorized a new zealand navy ship to dock at pearl harbor.ded an invitation to minister coleman. time inl be the first new zealand navy ship has visited pearl harbor in 30 years. ship willg of the also strengthen the relationship and add to the rebalance to the pacific. i will ask for minister coleman for his comments. to begin by saying it is great to be here in washington. thank you for your hospitality. as you outlined, there is a long history between the u.s. and new zealand. it is a history built on common values. todaytheme of our talk was looking forward to future cooperation with the u.s., we are looking for common ground where we can extend cooperation. we are very keen to help build peacekeeping capacity amongst nations across the asia-pacific region. we have made great strides over the last two years on the back of the wellington decoration -- declaration and the washington declaration. we greatly appreciate the restriction of docking ships in u.s. ports. -- see these to risk resumption of military to military talks. we have not se

the commissary is closing at the pearl harbor navy shipyard. >> even for hurricanes or tsunamis, i haveeen it so bad. >> that is money out of their pockets. >> with national parks close, this class had to cancel their camping trip. >> i was sad because i like the trip last year. >> the joint resolution is not agreed to. >> votes are scheduled again today to fund washington, dc. democrats insist they will not do it piecemeal. president obama blames t

. >> well, the trouble started after pearl harbor when the core of army engineers came in to do a survey, and i talked to members of the crew, and the ceiling in the east room dropped 40 inches. he walked in there under the plaster. it was that it was considered a fire trap and recommended roosevelt move out, didn't do it, and they wanted to paint it camouflage in the war, and he wouldn't do that. well, after the war, the house was empty in the upstairs, and the floors jiggled, and he loved houses that did that, but the plaster would begin to trickle down from the light fixtures, yeah, and they would -- so they decided they had to get out, so they moved across the street, and great plans done, redoing the white house, and he can summon with mrs. truman, that was the easiest thing to do, but george built the walls, and truman wouldn't hear it. it was gutted, but the stone walls were never touched, and, in fact, they wanted to take a bulldozer in through the door, and they were going to open it up with pix axes, and he saw them, said, stop, and they took it down and reassembled them in the

she very much appreciates the gravity of pearl harbor. she says the boys in the pacific.n worldo battle front war i. she saw hundreds of soldiers piled up with their stomachs exploded because they had not been buried yet. she was her much involved in the effort for the league of nations was dubbed in fact, fdr center to the radio to debate over over studentd court win the begins to vote on the legislation. definingthis is a moment. she is telling fdr and has told fdr for at least two years prior because they both understood that war was inevitable. they were trying to stay out of it. she says to him, we must remember that to the lesson of world war i is that we won the war but we lost -- what she is trying to do here is not only calm the nation but to set the stage for what she will say the following day which this is no time for hyphens we are all americans. >> back to your calls. renÉ. it is very wonderful. thank you for doing it. completely educational. i would like to know what role eleanor played during the women's suffrage movement. , shee was opposed -- well did no

expect for his time in pearl harbor that's the only time they spent away from each other. he said there's no formula for staying married, he's just thankful they have. >> how long have you guys been maryland? >> 41 years. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

>> you've been listening to some of eleanor roosevelt's address hours after the attack at pearl harbor. she gave that address before her husband even spoke to the nation. for the next two hours, we are going to get to know this transformational first lady. she's consistently ranked first in historians polls on first ladies. we will look at her life, her relationships and the time in the white house from 1933 to 1945. well good evening and welcome to "first ladies: influence and image" series. joining us this evening to talk about eleanor roosevelt is allida black, the editor of the eleanor roosevelt papers project at george washington university and an historian. another historian, doug brinkley who is an author from rice university. thank you for being here with us. doug brinkley, it's march 1933, inauguration and entered the white house. what are they walking into? >> fdr did not get to walk in. he came in a wheelchair. the fact that somebody was crippled in the lower half said there's nothing to fear but fear itself.. that's perhaps the most famous phrase of the inauguration. what p

on december 7, 1941 the day the japanese attacked pearl harbor only the key system was left. those systems had survived into december of 1941 it's very obvious what would have happened. they would have run all through world war ii. then the situation may have been different. than marin would have been growing. the sacramento -- b.a.r.t. the b.a.r.t. between walnut creek and concord is on the sacramento northern tracks the right of way. so again here you have the systems being abandoned right in the eve of world war ii. so that's kind of frustrating. >> reporter: while making more stops along the way, the old key was almost as fast as it is today. when the key was running on the bay bridge it took 84 minutes to travel from berkeley to san francisco. today it tacks takes b.a.r.t. 27 minutes. when you consider the fact the key system was a privately owned profit seeking venture it becomes a mighty extensive proposition. it was only four years since the key system ran across the bay bridge. it didn't take people long to realize that the urban system was lost and that something ha

they include nasa ames and pearl harbor navy yard. and may cause a cancellation of the jobs report. now, taxpayers reporting their feeling disstress. >> due to the current budget situation, all irs offices are closed. >> that is not what this cpa wanted to hear, he received a notice irs going to seize one client bank accounts. duffy resolved this issue three months ago its possible the taxpayer's account would be seen seized which would be improper procedure but we're unable to reach the government because they're closed. >> irs falls under treasury department. 50% of employees have been furloughed by the shut down. among the 50% working are staff at social security which will continue to issue benefit checks. >> i'm not feeling at all. and i think it will be. >> san jose federal building two attorneys involved in a patent infringement case waiting outside. the jury deliberated inside. the court operating with limited staffing. >> we tried to file electricity. the system won't let us do it. >> tonya's mother applying to be a citizen. >> it's confusing and i had to call to find out i

diablo will shine again this pearl harbor day. the rotating light was in need of an extensive repair but the state couldn't afford to do the work. now the contra costa timessen -- the light known as the -- >> good news there. >>> we wish we had better news in terms of today's traffic. sal is keeping an eye on it. i understand there are more cars on the road than usual. >> there are more cars right now. hopefully the commute will will be spaced out. we are going to see more cars on the road and on friday the peak of the commute was between 6:30 and 7:30. we'll see what happens today. out to the live pictures we go. this is 80 westbound. its obvious people are on the road a little early. we did have that strike back in july. this is something that is not brand new. as we look to the toll plaza, it is already backed up here and its not even 5:00. we have a little backup in some of the cash lanes. even if you don't use the bridge a lot we hope the bart strike doesn't take long. we encourage you to get fast track. moving along to the 8

diablo every year on that day to remember the 1941 attack on pearl harbor, in honor of all world war ii veterans. >>> the 49ers have safely touched down in london. wile show you pictures from the -- we'll show you pictures from the show so far. >>> apple is expected to release a product. but by one of them could be in short supply. >>> stocks have been assessed. mcdonald's had a rather disappointing report with stocks down. hasbro toys beat expectation. that stock is up over 5% and rising u.s. supplies are helping to push oil prices below $100 a barrel. right now, it's $99.65 for the first time since july. taking a live look at the big bood the dow -- board, the dow is down 8. the nasdaq is up 2. the s&p down 1. >>> tomorrow, the federal government will release its september jobless report. the report was due 18 days ago but could not be released because of the government shutdown. economists expect the labor department to announce 185,000 new jobs were created in september but they also forecast the unemployment rate will remain at 7.3%. >>> existing home sales dropped nearly 2% in

. >> the commissary is closing at pearl harbor shipyard. workers are getting ready for perishable foods. 800 civilians furloughed at kamp lejeune. >> that's money out of the pocket, money to pay the bills, child care, schools. >> with national parks closed, this california class had to cancel their kamping trip. >> i was sad, because i liked the trip last year and i wanted to go this year. >> the joint resolution is not agreed to. >> votes that failed tuesday are scheduled again today to fund parks, museums, veteran services and washington, d.c. only, democrats insist they won't do it piecemeal. >> president obama blames the tea party. >> they demanded ransom for doing their job. >> across america, frustration. >> congress needs to be turned over somebody's knee and spanked real hard. >> those votes i mentioned could pass in the house with a simple majority but they are expected to go nowhere with democrats in the senate. tracie potts, nbc news, washington. >>> the government shutdown is affecting middle school students in the north bay. th

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after the attack on pearl harbor it was the first lady who spoke to the people. she gave an address on the radio that she wrote. eleanor roosevelt traveled constantly in support of the president's new deal policy and causes like education, a living wage, and civil rights. as first lady, she held regular press conferences and invited only women reporters to cover them and she was the first first lady to travel overseas without the president. the first to address a national political convention, and the first to write her own daily syndicated column. join us for a two-hour program as we explore the life and legacy of eleanor roosevelt on first ladies, influence and image next monday, live it 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span3, and c-span radio. we are offering a special edition of the book, "first ladies of the united states of america," presenting a biography and portraits of the first ladies. it is available for the discounted price of 1295 -- $12.95. our website has more about the first ladies including a special section, welcome to the white house. produced b

president, as of right now, at pearl harbor naval shipyard, three of our nation's nuclear submarines are in dry dock and work on them stopped due to the shutdown. and one of the shipyard workers wrote this to me -- i am an employee of pearl harbor naval shipyard. the shutdown has left my co-workers and myself with a sense of trepidation, insecurity and angst. most of the hard-working, dedicated and patriotic federal civilian employees i work with live paycheck to paycheck due to the high cost of living in our islands. i have fears of not being able to pay my mortgage on time in november. but more importantly, the operational readiness of our pacific fleet is in jeopardy because we aren't able to keep our ships fit to fight if we can't go to work, repair them and meet scheduled deadlines for returning them to operational status. our workload already is stretching our resources and demanding we perform more with less. how can we recover a day, a week, a month or more sitting at home with so much -- when so much is at stake? the long-term consequences of this shutdown has ripple effects

are headed back to work at the orders of defense secretary chuck hagel, including 3,000 at the pearl harbor shipyard in hawaii. >> by saying that we get the retro pay and recalled in is a a huge relief. >> but another roughly 400,000 workers are off the job. the president is urging them to re-open the government without trying to delay the health care law. >> there are not the votes in the house to pass a clean cr. >> reporter: they accused the speaker of playing politics and dared him to put the measure up for a vote. >> put it on the floor monday or tuesday. i would bet there are the votes to pass it. >> reporter: as many as 22 republicans would vote with democrats to open up the government with no strings attached. still, some republicans are blaming the president for refusing to negotiate. >> they're the ones unwilling to compromise on any facet of obama care. >> their view is not reasonable. >> reporter: another crisis looms. when the u.s. will reach its debt limit on october 17th in just ten days running out of money to pay its bills. jack lew warns of dire economic consequences. >> i

17 coming up will be exactly the same number of days since the law was signed as the bombing of pearl harbornd the surrender of tokyo bay. we widen world war ii in the length of time i hasaken us to produce is. i was getting intelligence talking to the vendors from the beginning of the year and they said they have to have a no go date no later than june 30th. right after june 30th we start to hear about bits and pieces being delayed. rri: let's shows an actual facts and numbers becausehe has been without as we try to figure out how many are getting on the exchanges and the big kahuna have the people are enrling? so far we have found out because of federal government isn't talking about states like connecticut and illinois and kentucky and maryland we are showing this full screen right now. a map that gives the details. the president wants to sign up 7 million by the end of march with less than 100,000 rit now what is the possibility he wants to do what he wants? >> but another point of the figure these people completed the application but i guess where that is right now? sitting in limbo and

was it over when the germans bombed pearl harbor? hell no? >> germans? >> it ain't over now! >> it's a classic moment. don't forget, he got his way when all was said and done and then went on to become what? what? send >> it is october 17th. as you repair to head to worked to thousands of workers will be back on the job. the president signs the deal ending the shut down. what happens next? >> police say she was bullied to death. now the teenager is accused of posting nasty messages on this girl's facebook page every day say they didn't do it. who they are accusing now. >> it is the scene around the world. now we are hearing from the injured soldier's father. >> i am overwhelmed that that is my boy that he could come from me. >> lovely person filled with honor and valor and courage. >> "fox & friends first" starts right now. >> let's get right to that fox news alert. crisis averted in washington for now. just a few hours ago president obama putting his signature on a deal to fun the government and extend the debt deadline. >> what does all of this mean for you? national parks

if intelligence failure ranking up there with pearl harbor and 9/11. because there was great surprise and because the germans had attacked a part of the ardennes swear we were particularly lately defended, there was great confusion. in fact, courtney hodges, lieutenant general who is the commander of the u.s. first army had what appears to be a nervous break down of sort at a very inopportune moment. he closed the door of his office spot and put his head down on the desk and basically for 24 hours his chief of staff ran first army at a time when it appeared as though the germans might overrun first army. there was concern hodgins was not up to it. field marshal montgomery, although this is not a suspect or was given the responsibility of taking over hodges first army and a big portion of the american forces. and montgomery went and looked hodges directly in the eye and came to the solution that in fact he had righted the ship somehow, that whatever affliction had cost him to put his head down seem to have passed. he wrote to eisenhower, who is the supr

was it over when the germans bombed pearl harbor? hell no? >> germans? >> it ain't over now!it's a classic moment. don't forget, he got his way when all was said and done and then went on to become what? what? send time. >> special edition of special report coming up next, we'll see you tomorrow. >>> this is is a fox news alert and i'm brett bear. >> are there 81yay's and 18nay's. the bill is reported as passed. >> on this vote, the yay's are 285 and the nays are 144. the motion is adopted. without objection the motion to reconsider is laid upon the table. >> once this agreement arrives on my desk i will sign it immediately. baier we are one hour from what is supposed to be the day the u.s. government hit borrowing himmit but that has been averted. a short time ago the house passed a measure to

william was shipped off to pearl harbor.ys there's no poor -- formula for a long lasting marriage. and they're still holding hands. notice that. >>> and leam and lewis took a break from their australian tour by hiting the waves but they couldn't get a moment alone. their security guards decided to surf with them while life guards tried their best to hold back all the female admirers. how do you hold people back at the beach. >> wear that hat i guess. scare them all away. >> thanks for watching wjz maryland's news station. don't go away there's much more, >> pelley: tonight, how we caught one terrorÑi suspectÑi ad why another got away. a man suspected in the 1998 u.s. embassy bombings is rlatched off the streets of tripoli, but the seals missedñr their man in somalia. bob orr and david martin report. why are democrats and republicansÑi unable to reopen e government?ñr we have insight from nancy cordes and major garrett. how did açó nine-year-old boy ps through security and get on a plane without a ticket?Ñi dean reynolds on t

pearl harbor was bombed and overnight, american citizens of japanese answers straight -- ancestry were looked at with suspicion and fear and outright hatred. but despite that, young japanese-americans, like all americans, rushed to their recruitment centers to volunteer to serve in the military. this act of patriotism was answered with a slap in the face. they were denied military service and labeled enemy -- non-aliens. it was outrageous to call people who were voluntarily there to fight for this country the enemy but to compound that but calling us non-aliens. what are they? non-aliens? they are citizens defined in the negative. we became enemy non-aliens and we were some hourly rounded up at gunpoint and imprisoned in 10 barb wire american prison camps and some of the most desolate places in the country. i remember those barbed wire fences. remember the tall carrots with the machine guns pointed at us and i remember the searchlights that followed me when i made the night runs to the latrine. to tell you the truth, as a five-year-old boy, i thought it was kind of nice that the search

nasa ames, the navy shipyard from pearl harbor had to cancel their booths. it's not a good day. >> the fall career fair runs until 7:00 tonight. >> it's a familiar script. bitter negotiations with the looming b.a.r. to strike. so what happened today? any room for optimism here, jody? >> reporter: well, both sides are taking baby step, but with just eight days to go, baby steps are just not going to cut it. some real give and take is needed. and while some intense negotiations are are taking place inside this building, a lot still needs to be done. both sides remain tens of millions of dollars -- >> still $100 million across. >> it's a big difference between where we are and where they are. >> and time is running out for b.a.r.t. and its unions to bridge that $100 million gap and reach a deal before b.a.r.t. workers hit the picket line. >> it's eight days away from the end of contract. we should be really serious about bargaining. >> reporter: but while the two sides battle it out, state lawmakers are taking action. senate republican leader bob huff and other

they also come to learn and pay respect at our historical attractions like pearl harbor. last year hawaii welcomed over eight million visitors. a record number. combined, these visitors spent $42 million per day, $5 million of it support state and local government activities that benefit our communities. in 2012, about 20% of our state's gross domestic product was generated by tourism. that economic activity supports 175,000 jobs in hawaii. due to our location in the center of the pacific ocean, hawaii's tourism industry relies on critical government services to keep people moving and commerce flowing. these include the work done by our air traffic controllers, our customs and t.s.a. personnel and agricultural inspectors. and many of these workers are on the job, but they are not getting paid right now. thanks to them, our transportation systems are operating safely and effectively. as a result, visitors are still flocking to our resorts, our beaches, and other attractions. even with the tea party shutdown, 2013 is on track to be another strong year for tourism in hawaii.

was it over when the germans bombed pearl harbor? hell no? >> germans? >> it ain't over now! a classic moment. don't forget, he got his way when all was said and done and then went on to become what? what? send me a tweet at megyn kelly. thanks for watching the kelly file. >>> the motion is adopted without consideration it is on the table. >> once this agreement is signed, i will sign it immediately. >> i'm brett bexar j. we're one hour away from when the u.s. government was supposed to have hit its borrowing

. >> we have the cdc from atlanta, the cia, nasa, and then pearl harbor shipyards and none of those employers were able to show up because of the government shutdown. >> students could still drop off their resumes for government employers, but they do miss that face-to-face interview opportunity. >>> and students were stockton are on a special trip to washington, d.c. they are trying to tour most of what is shut down in our nation's capital. one student actually sold some baked treats, saved up birthday money for what was supposed to be the trip of a lifetime. but the group of about 20 children locked out of almost all of the attractions. >> they can look back 20 years from now and go, i remember when they shut down. i was in d.c. at the time. and this is how it affected me. so this is a really good history lesson for them. >> reporter: organizers say they are changing their plans to see some other sight in d.c. as long as the gop says the president and democrats refuse to negotiate, democrats continue to say the republicans keep moving the goalposts, the stalemate will continue no end in sig

was it over when the germans bombed pearl harbor? no and it's not over now.e are going to have a robust conversation. the speaker did what he had to do. people who criticize him need to know he is the elected leader of the republican conference. and they told him that they wanted to engage in this idiotic strategy that had no chance of success. i called it the death march to nowhere. in an attempt to show them how stupid it was. even this tuesday, he came up with not one plan but two plans to help them save them from themselves. and they rejected it. and what do you expect? he made it clear he's not going to let the nation default. he thought that the shutdown was stupid. he's an institutionalist. he's a governing guy. he was going to open it back up. >> immediately following last night's vote, the far right had its pitch forks out for re-election next year. they named names here. eric erickson said men like mitch mcconnell, john cornyn, and eric cantor have preached a great sermon against obama care but now conservatives who supported them see that these men

navy and joint typhoon warning center based in pearl harbor in hawaii and this is a category five systemstorm surge of 5 meters that is major storm surge. so according to this it's looking very nasty. the great reliever and the department knows their stuff and would suggest the sustained winds will be 210 kilometers per hour and a category four storm and a storm of about three meters so 3-5 meters in terms of storm surges. what is in close agreement is the track which takes it into the waters which are odisha and border with padesh and we are looking as the system runs across to producing huge amounts of rain and could look at 250 millimeters of rain and you have the damaging winds and you have massive amounts of rain and the storm surge pushing in and the next couple of days it will have a major impact across the region and we will obviously keep you updated. >> barack obama met republicans to discuss a deal to temporarily raise the u.s. debt limit. the no deal has been done without an agreement. the u.s. government will be fault on its next payments next thursday and allen fisher repor

local tour company is losing $50,000 a day because of the shutdown of the uss arizona memorial in pearl harbor. while hundreds and thousands of furloughed workers wonder how they'll make ends meet. >> right now, i'm terrified. i'm terrified. they had to live on what most of us work at and live on, they couldn't make it. >> it means that we have to make a groceries extend for two or three weeks instead of the one week we have. it means we have to maybe make the gas in the car last that much longer. >> we're already down to the bare minimum. >> nbc news capitol hill correspondent kelly o'donnell joins us live. we know harry reid and john boehner apparently spoke by phone a short time ago. what can you tell us? >> reporter: senator harry reid did call and followed up with a letter and put into writing an offer that he's willing to make if house republicans will vote to reopen the government, reid says he would infact put together negotiators to work with house negotiators to talk about a larger set of fiscal issues. he has been saying this before and now tieing it to the reopening of the governme