out west but popping up along the sea boompletd parents should lock for glass baking dishes, eye sew prole alcohol. >>> we've been dealing with a possible government shutdown every few months or seems like every few weeks. there's another standoff between the house and the senate where the stakes couldn't be higher. >> reporter: house republicans did a victory lap. this morning they passed a bill to keep the government up and running after funding runs out at the end of the month. >> the american government doesn't want the government shut down and they don't want obamacare. >> and that's the big catch. it defunds the implementation of the healthcare law. >> this law is a train wreck. it's time to stop this baf it causes anymore damage to american families and american businesses. >> house republicans said they decide their part to keep the government funded. now it's time for the senate to do the same. but the bill that passed has in chance in the senate. >> any bill that defends obamacare is dead -- dead. it's a waste of time. >> reporter: a majority of americans don't like the healthcar

ladies and gentlemen to raise going to speak for prole 35 minutes. then he will be glad to answer your questions. is with great honor and pleasure that i introduce to you the author of the march on washington jobs, freedom, and the freedom hester's of rights. >> a professor at the university of wisconsin milwaukee. thanks for all of you for coming out and listening. i will put these down so that i don't knock them off. it is really great to be able to talk about this book here or as the event that i describe in turn makes sense of and is also rich real the talk about and on the 50th anniversary the meaning of the march, a legacy of the march, and the degree to which we as a nation have lived up to the dream the organizers of the march. i did not actually set out to write this book. i was doing research on what i thought would be a different book. and discovered a really fascinating collection of papers connected to the negro american labor council. this is -- or by a service to call a lesser rights organization, lazar forgotten. i knew something abou

and track those who attend community meetings under the promises of additional pay at the navigator prole of a certain amount of individuals. i've concerns about paying for that. meanwhile, one navigator told committee staff they believe background checks are if these are not a required action. our responsibility and conducting oversight of federal programs is to identify waste fraud and abuse in the best case asking questions about federal spending and shining the light on programs are for taxpayer are wasted and allow those problems to be corrected. a wait-and-see approach to health care reform i does not seem appropriate when its implementation has been botched by delays and uncertainty. let me add to this as a clinician and psychologist myself, is hardly ever appropriate for me or my colleagues in the medical field to wait until problems with a severe or critical level. we like to know problems early. that's the appropriate thing to do. and he claims we are doing otherwise are inappropriate and spirits at best. so i welcome mr. cohen and ask questions about what we can expect in the c