robert ray tells us why. >> after 20 years working for financial advisory firms, cessily wells thought it was the right time to open her own business. >> my clients i told them to wait until november and december because i knew there were going to be glitches. >> she is talking about healthcare.gov, the website that was supposed to allow individuals the opportunity to sign up. but that's riddled with software glitches. >> they weren't ready for an october 1st rollout. the long term implications, this will be a distant memory. >> welch, she finds relying on the federally designed website frustrating. >> i am fully registered, my application has been sent in. i am now able to see a button that says view your eligibility results. i can't get past that but done right now. >> do people in georgia have any specific assistance in navigating through this process. >> in reality, no. people have their personal advisors, i'm working with friends and family but there is no one in the state of georgia, i think there's a role called navigator. the state of georgia has approved six people. that is no

robert ray has that story. >> these are the latest photos of joseph jenkins and ray walker. they posed for the new pictures because after they got out they reported to the sheriffs department in orlando, the area where they commit their crimes. they registered as required by law as felons possibly to seem less suspicious. the sheriff says there's reason to believe the fujatives -- fugutives are still there. >> it's certainly frustrating to all of us who work in the system, it's frustrating to me as a law enforcement officer. we have murder individuals who are in this community so we want to bring them back to justice. >> police say somebody faked a judge's signature to help them get out. even the judge was impressed. >> i've never seen anything like this. you have to give them an a for being imagine tha imaginenative. >> they had a person who was able to slip this document into the chain. which begs the question they could have had documents slipped in for years. >> in the meantime they're facing tough questions about the system let two men who were never meant to go free wa

robert ray. >> after 20 years of working for financially advisory firms,ess li decide he it was time to open her own business but now she'll need her own health insurance. >> my clients who are also self employed i've told them to wait until november or december because i knew there would be glitches. >> she's talking about healthcare.gov, the website that's supposed to allow consumers the opportunity to sign up with coverage but that's been riddled with software glitches. >> they were clearly not ready for aan october 1st rollout. in a year or two this will probably be a distant memory. >> for welch she finds relying on the federally designed website frustrating. >> i'mfully registered. my application has been sent in. i'm now able to see a button that says, view your eligibility results. i can't get past that button right now. >> do you have any assistance in navigating through this process? >> in reality, no. people have their personal advisors, i'm working with my clients and friends and family but there's no assistance from the state at all. there's supposed to be a roll called

are we going to go to the press -- or robert ray. let's go to robert ray in jacksonville. robert let's tell people what we do know already. >> well, we -- we know this that at approximately 6:00 pm yesterday, the airport was evacuated because authorities say that there were two different packages. one found in the terminal, the other found in a parking garage, they say that one of these packages was found to be of a destructive nature. the bomb quad was called in. they took it off sight. authorities say it was then deactivated. this morning -- let's go to the presser as i am told we can right now. >> on the first flight out in the morning, so air lines did not have enough equipment for their early-morning push. therefore, there were seven cancellations this morning. if you can put out anything, we encourage you to report that please travelers, if you are traveling out of jacksonville international airport to contact their airlines to find out if there's any change in your flight status, and that will help the flow. otherwise operation is pretty normal at jacksonville inter

so the manhunt continues nationwide as the murderers are still on the loose. >> robert ray in carabel, florida. robert, thanks so much for joining us this morning. >>> hundreds of thousands of commuter train riders in the san francisco bay area remain stranded. the bart system went on strike and the second in four months. the union said it would end the strike if the transit agency would agree to force conditions into negotiations. bart officials said they would only agree to sending the whole contract. >>> for the second time in just two weeks, millions of americans who wanted to enroll in obamacare were put on hold. the troubled affordable care website went down for repairs other night. healthcare.gov was down for four hours and in some states, the sight did are still down. given all of these technical problems, the government is no longer planning to roll out the spanish version of the website on monday but they can enroll over the phone and in person. house republicans plan to start an investigation into the troubled rollout next week. >> the news on obamacare isn't all bad. melis

robert ray live in panama city, florida. thank you. >>> transit workers striking in california, they're suspending pickett lines today after a train hit and killed two workers near san francisco saturday. one of the main unions on strike said it will briefly suspend picketting because of that accident yesterday. lisa bernard joins us live from walnut creek, california. is there any progress on the investigation into exactly what happened, how this happened? >> reporter: well, richelle, the ntsb is now sending investigators here to look at the safety issues, and b.a.r.t. is going to investigate as well. we just came from the scene of the accident. there is a car there. there are flowers talking about a b.a.r.t. employee and a contractor who were killed on the tracks. the card refers to them as two great trackmen. the train is still there as well a few hundred yards away from where the two men were killed. it happened between two suburban b.a.r.t. stations. the transition agency says two employees were hit and killed by a b.a.

robert ray joins us now live outside of the cdc headquarters in atlanta. good morning, robert. >> good morning to you. the headquarters at the centers for the disease control and prevention quite quiet right now. the building behind me normally a flurry of activity, about a few hundred people inside there right now. the cdc has roughly 13,000 employees around the world, 50 states, 50 countries. 68% of them are on furlough. that leaves about 4,000 who continue to work. if you -- if you want to look at what the cdc does, if we look at the cia, which protects america from, say, the bad guys around the world, creates a sort of under the ground cover for all of us, that's sort of what the cdc says. they take the health pulse of the country and make sure that everybody here is nice and safe and infectious diseases aren't going everywhere across the country. one interesting thing, the pledge to the american people of the cdc is to be a diligent steward of funds entrusted to the agency. they can't do that right now because washington can't pass a budget. i'll bring

robert ray joins us in roswell, georgia, just north of atlanta, what are you hearing? >> reporter: yes, exactly, tony, main street america rush hour as you can see behind me. we spoke to people across the country. we spread our wings as al jazeera america likes to do , speaking to main street. some really interesting sound bytes and interesting reactions. here's what come of the people had to say around the country. >> i think that they are both to blame by the blame congress because they're support to be representative of the people. >> they just don't--they're tired of seeing their government sitting on their hands doing nothing. >> the latest shutdown i support the effort to control the debt, and people trying to do that i support them because we can't just keep spending the way we're spending. >> the white house is divided. i think that's a problem that needs to be addressed. no one can make an indication dy more and it's quite scary to be honest. >> now a new gallup poll out showing the biggest concerns americans have, it's not the economy, it's the dysfunction in

robert ray has more. >> reporter: for five days florida authorities were on a manhunt investigating and searching for convicted killers joseph jenkins and charles walker. on sunday we learned that a tip police made to fugitives. >> the sheriff's department deputies and panama city police and the fbi agents late saturday received key information through an associate of one of the inmates helping us pinpoint their election. >> reporter: both men were able to walk out of prison thanks to forged documents sent to the clerk of the court. once out they walked into a jail in orlando to do what's required by law, to register as felons and have mug shots be taken and fingerprinted. a mother of one of the murder victims heard about walker's release from the corrections department. even the judge whose name was forged on the papers was impressed. >> i've never seen anything like this. you have to give them an a for being imagine active. >> family members of the fun actives pleaded to the cameras. >> we love you. we believe in you. we just want you to surrender yourself to someone you trust who wil

robert ray is at the motel in panama city where the fugitives were caught.hat would be a big relief for officers today. >> you got that right. exactly above my shoulder is the motel in panama city beach where the two convicted killers were apprehended last night about 6:30. this morning the judge here in bay county decided that he was going to charge both with one count of escape, and they are in gaol currently with absolutely no bond, no way of getting out, as investigators are grilling them, we are told. and the long few days here in florida, as they have been searching for the killers. >> for five days florida authorities were on a manhunt, investigating and searching for convicted killers joseph jenkins and charles walker. on sunday we learnt that a tip led police to the fugitives. >> bay county sheriff officer deputyies, panama officers, the united states officers and le agents late saturday received key information through an associate of one of the inmates, helping us to pinpoint their location. >> both men were able to walk out of prison thanks to fo

al jazeera's robert ray is at that motel in panama city where the fugitives were caught. robert. >> reporter: jonathan, exactly. the fugitives caught right behind me in this hotel, the coconut grove motor inn in panama city. now police are looking for accomplices to the situation of forged doupts and the escape from prison, and it's been a long few days for authorities as they search for these men. for five days florida authorities were on a manhunt investigating and searching for convicted killers joseph jenkins and charles walker. on sunday we learned that a tip led police to the fugitives. >> bay county sheriff's office deputies, panama city police department officers, the united states marshalls and fdle agents late saturday received key information through an associate of one of the inmates helping up pinpoint their location. >> reporter: both men were able to walk out of prison thanked to forged documents sent to the clerk of the court. once out they walked into a jail in orlando to do what's required by law, to register as felons, have mug shots taken and be fingerp

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robert ray joins me live from panama city if a, florida. i guess it's an embarrassing week for law enforce vrment as tremendous try to figure out how this happened and try to make sure it doesn't happen again. >> yeah. richelle, that's a proper word, embarrassing is correct. so right behind me is the bay county courthouse where the two men were just basically given what's going to occur to them in the next few days by the judge. as you say already, both much them are being charged with one count of escape, pretty obvious charge. the other, the other thing that the judge said is they should be back in according to on october 25th. and then after that, i guess what we are expecting is they will probably be put back in a correction facility, could be fringelin correction facility, which is in carabel florida on the pap handle that is east of us. so a good situation that these men were caught last night in a motel at panama city beach, a touristy area. so they were together when they were appear preharehended by po without incident and i guess

robert ray joins us from outside the courtroom in panama city. you have a lot of information on what these two were up while they were free, but be sure to tell us what happened in court today. >> reporter: exactly. both men 34 years old, convicted killers serving live sentences and had documents forged that said to the state they were going to go free because they served 15 years. the documents stated that their 15 years were done and they could go. they left the franklin correctional institution. one on september 27th and one on october 8th. this morning in panama city, bay county judge in the courthouse behind me had the two on a videoconference. those two killers are at the jail right now, and the judge was here and he sentenced them both with charges of escape, one count each. they are on no bond, and they're being investigated and questioned by authorities as we speak right now over at the county jail here in bay county. richelle. >> okay. tell us a little bit more now about what these two were up to while they were free. >> reporter: well,

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robert ray, al jazeera, cherokee, north carolina. >> growing pessimism about the state of the economy a key gauge of consumer sentiment has fallen to its lowest level with concerns, david shuster will be talking about this and much more on "real money" coming up at the top of the hour. he's filling in for ali velshi. how series is this slide in consumer confidence? >> reporter: well, it could be pretty series. the consume confidence and sentiment has been sliding since the summer. but the interesting thing has happened, and some companies are still seeing some pretty good revenue. amazon, ford and others, it's an indication that when consumers are depressed, when confidence is down it's usually a drag on the economy. but at the same time the consumers continue to shop and continue to buy things, and as long as there is that disconnect, there is that they're still buying that could help the economy. >> is that starting to show up in other parts of the economy? >> well it's interesting. housing remains strong. automobiles remain strong. there are parts in the economy that could take an

robert ray joins us from we by , mississippi. >>> the hurricane hunters test the strikes of all these storms are based so they've opinion doing thatle all week. everybody here is prao*eting a a sigh of relief. people are walking up and down the beaches. there's a parasailer out there. we had a few rain bands come through. the thing is that the tropical storm "karen" is quite out there. it's sitting 100-miles off the coastal louisiana. it appears that it's going to cross the bottom of the marshes but no sign that it will come in to the alabama or mississippi lines yet. those signs will be low and the rain minimal. >> what are authorities telling people to do there? >> well, the tropical storm watches have been lifted across the four states except for certain areas like in louisiana like you said down in grand aisle in the southern parts where it could be flooding because of the low lying areas. here in biloxi and the state of mississippi and the national guard which will put the ash in yesterday whenever one thought this might turn in to cat 1. they have been relieved of their dutbeaut

robert ray is at that motel where the fugitives were caught yesterday. at have we learned today, robert? >> yep, good evening, johnathan. behind me the cok coconut groven where the two convicted murderers were caught last night in room 227 and we put together a little tick tock of the events that have occurred over of the last few days. if we can roll the video, here it is. >> for five days the florida authorities were on a na a manh. investigating and searching for joseph jenkins and charles walker. on sunday is we learned a tip led the police to the fugitives. >> bay county sheriff's office deputies and the united states marshalls late saturday received key information through an associate of one of the inmates helping us to pinpoint their location. >> both men were able to walk out of prison thanks to forged documents sent to the clerk of the court. buns out they walked into the jail in orlando to register as fell long. -- fes fell lonls feg shots taken. even the judge whose name was forged on the paper was impressed. >> i have never seen anything like

robert ray has the latest. the police say these are the reseptember forecent photos. they were taken days after they used forged document to get out of prison. avenue they got out they reported to the sheriff's department in orlando. the area they committed their crimes. they registered as felons possibly to be less supicious. the sheriff says there is reason to believe the fugitives are still there. >> this is frustrating to all of us who work in the system:and it's frys straightin frustratine law enforcement. these individuals have murdered individuals and we want to bring them back to justice. >> walker and general king jenkn serving life sentences somebody faked a judge's signature to help them get out. even the judge was impressed. >> i have never seen anything like this. you have to give them an "a" for being imaginative. >> while the search goes on the state is investigating the escape. one obvious question whether it was an inside job. >> the key is they had an insider they had a person at the courthouse that was able to take this document and slip it into the

last week, robert ray talked with people who are frustrated by the website's glitches. >> after 20 years of working for financial advisory firms, recessly welch decided it was time to open her own business, but now, she will need her own health insurance. >> my clients who also are self-employed i have told them to just wait until november or desks because i knew they were going to be glitches. >> she is talking about the website that is supposed to allow consumers the opportunity to sign up for coverage, but that's been riddled with software glitches. >> they clearly weren't prepared for an october 1st roll out. the long term implications in a year or two, this will probably be a distant memory. >> for welch who lives in georgia, one of 36 states that did not open up their own exchange, she finds relying on the website frustrating. >> do people in the state of georgia, and specifically you, have any assistance in navigating through this. >> in reality, no. people have their personal advisors. i am working with my clients. but there's no assistance from the state at all. there's supposed

as robert ray reports now the money isn't getting to them. >> reporter: in central georgia, hundredsf miles from the partisan politics of washington, this man is tending to his farm and worrying about the gridlock in the nation's capitol. >> they can't come to a common ground. that's what i don't understand that is frustrating. >> he grows wheat and soybean and herds over 200 head of cattle. and he relies on reports to keep his farm viable. but now he sthees. >> the usda being closed has effected us, because we utilize that organization to get a lot of information to where we can make plans for whatever farming or crops that we are going to plant for the next year. >>> there are many farmers awaiting checks from the department of agriculture, except the department is closed because of the shutdown, and that's a big problem for a lot of them looking for funds to finance their future. since local farm service offices have been shuttered farmers cannot apply for new loans, sign up for acreages for government programs or receive checks for programs they are ard -- already enrolled in. >>

. >> there was say robert ray in san francisco over the weekend it happened around 12:30 p.m.the marina district. witnesses say that the suspect, armed with a handgun, tried to rob someone at an atm machine at chesnutt and pear street. the victim was able to escape without being shot. police on ultimately found the suspect hiding in some bushes nearby. gunfire was exchanged, the suspect was hit. he is being treated at the san francisco general hospital right now. >> alameda county sheriff's detectives are conducting a criminal investigation into a nursing home that closed thursday and left behind 14 sick and elderly patients. paramedics were called to the vallate manner residential care center in castro valley on saturday. when they arrived, they found a notice on the door from the state department of social services ordering the site to be close. paramedics also found a bed ridden patients attended by a handful of staff members who stayed to help them, despite not being paid. the staff members who stayed included a cut, janitor and a single caretaker. the pacers were tran] pa

robert ray, al jazeera, cherokee north carolina. >> the affordable care act is expected to be discussedn november 13th when president obama hosts the tribal nations conference. representatives from each native nation has been invited to attend. >>> more than 200 are undergoing treatment after a suspected case of food poisoning. in china. armed with the mission that no one goes hungry, military style training to rice paddy fields. al jazeera discovers food security army. >> these cadets are getting ready to plow the fal below fields of the south indian problems of of car karala. this is the front line in perilous push to become more self sufficient. >> we need expansion, very good expansion, through training. the training should be just like army training with highly disciplined highly committed with highly productive output. >> new recruits spend 20 days learning about everything from fertilizerrer and seeds to planting seasons and machinery. since the first session in 2003 more than 3500 cadets known to their communities as service providers have been through this training. over the pa

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robert ray, aljazeera, birmingham, alabama. >> by 2010, the united states had a higher infant mortality rate than almost every other developed country in the world. it fared worse than south korea and cuba. >> hawaii is becoming the 15t 15th state where same-sex marriages will be legal. its state senate voted to repeal a ban on gay marriages. the vote came two days after the democratic governor called a special session to take up the issue. the bill must now go to hawaii's house of representatives where it is expected to pass. >> frenzy at fenway wednesday night for fans of the boston red sox. >> it hadn't happened at fenway park for 95 years! the red sox are world champions. >> there you have it, boston clinched its third world series championship in the last 10 years with a 6-1 victory over the st. louis cardinals. ross shimabuku joining us now with the big night. >> i think they are still partying in boston. >> of course they are. >> historic night at fenway. the red sox. >> ross, it looks like we're having some problems with your mic, so we will try to get back to this. >> excitemen

robert ray live at jacksonville international airport, thank you. >> a disturbance at the tropics, we have your national forecast. good morning. >> good morning. it's been a threat quiet tropical season overall, but still we're in that time of year. we have this disturbance far into the western caribbean. that's what we're watching now. you can see that cluster of showers and storms. it's looking a little organized. better than average chance that over the next couple of days, this is going to develop here's the broader look at this. we have different computer models that help forecast this out. almost all bring the disturbance into the gulf and along the gulf coast. even if this doesn't develop into a storm, that moisture is going to move in. it's interesting, with the furlough, still at your lowed and scheduled for a flight to schedule this later today. we'll see what happens today. through the rest of the gulf, we have moisture coming in. the gulf moisture, we fired up showers and storms not across the entire region, but on and off you'll see moisture. a lot of the country is very

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robert,do you want ? you lead, i'll follow. hey, ray,you got any beer? yeah, yeah,i'll get. get me one,. aren't ya?na get drunkand show , debra:should we show him? yeah, yeah. hey, ray,lo. ready? whoo! whoo! whoo! whoo! you like howyou came ar? i got to tell ya, ray, your wife herereally wo. with you.who's talking.i could p oh, come on. whoo! [laughing] [snapping fingers] here, marie.you can kee. but the bottle'sstill full. when we moved in.ste now i understan. hey, here's a beer. here, here you go, ma. yeah, yeah, yeah. well, i gotto h. good night,ever. debra, thanks,i had, bit nauseous.tell ya,i t you were great, robert.so, i'll. it's a date. ok. bye, now. bye. what's saturday? yeah, listen,there is td that's playingin the ci, so robert and i thoughtn just to go check it out. oh. good. you don't mind, right? ok. great. no. yeah, what,are you kidd? no... mom and i can goto a co. so, uh, you and robert, hey? so much fun. never knews fun, yeah. ask him to give ua pink belly or a purple nurplesometime. a what? a purple nurple. aah!get out of . yeah, see? not so much fun. sewn back on. of those,i had

ray?ptwith, it was all a lie.yo! it wasn't a lie. oh, robert told me. ok, it was a lie. why did you lie to me? because i didn'twant you to feed about me not wantingto touch yo. you don't want debrato touc? hey, robert,do you ? that's right,ro, my husband doesn'twant . only in bed. i, um, i, um... i'm late forshow and te. yeah, and i am nuts forwanting u or be anywhere near youin the f. you need some help! honey-- no, no, no more honey. no more honey. you don't want anyonetouching y? no problem. with you on me.p what do youwant? all right,just forget it, ray, ? i'm fine. jelly doughnut? yes. it's a massacre in there. (dootrick or treat! mmm! thank you! mmm! mmm! people have been daring them to clean up tough messes. my fans think a paper towel can't handle this. ♪ that is tough when wet. [ peggy ] grab viva and break the rules on all your tough messes. they top it off with sweet honey and a kick of craed black pepper in their signature honey pepper sauce. and they top that top off with crispy fried jalapenos and onions. and to top the top of that top off, it's on their fa

hey, ray, how did i know that little raymond was afraid of leprechauns? i don't know. any ideas... robertointin' fingers, ok? that's not gonna work, right, ray? that's right. how did he know about the leprechauns? i--i don't know. it wasn't me. maybe it was ma. i don't know anything about that. all i know is i couldn't serve you lucky charms. hee hee hee! he was me little spy! you told him. all--all right, yes, i did. i told him. robert. why--why would you do that? well, i liked when he told us the stories, but i didn't wanna get scared. and i had no problem with leprechauns. oh, great, great, so you could sleep, and i could-- stay up all night waiting for those little monsters to come and take me to their nest. robert: nest? that's right, nest. hey, listen, i'm sorry, ok? don't think i didn't hate myself for it. don't forget, at that time, i thought you might be half spider. you know, in those days, when i was running information to dad, i think the guilt was the cause of my occasional bedwetting. all right. look, whatever. it was a long time ago. yeah, but it was wrong. we're supposed t

robert appreciate it. rabbit ray for us.back to our top story, a woman is dead after leading police on a chase here capitol hill. >> sirens whaling, and then barricades came up, i was like what is going on right now, and it's just shocking to me that so many things happened like the navy shootings, yeah, and now -- and now this, i'm just like wondering what is with these people? >> what is with these people? let's get the latest from washington, d.c. now. libby casey is there for us. libby? >> hi, tony, as you heard this dramatic chase today in washington. the driver of the black vehicle shot and killed. was a child in the car. the incident took place both on the steps -- not literally the steps, but in the area of the capitol, so very dramatic from washington, d.c. and we heard from witnesses that after things calmed down police were swarming the vehicle and pulled out this small child. that child is now in protective custody. kathy lanier spokes to reporters just a few moments ago. >> reporter: the security perimeters work