. >> let me bring in our lois romano, shira center is roll call's politics editor. good morning. >> good morning. >> the "wall street journal" has a piece, top bankers warn on u.s. debt proposal. basically wall street bigwigs are telling republicans if you try to pay the interest on the debt before you pay, say, social security, the markets are going to go crazy. jay carney said this pry oarization is essentially default. is there something the republicans are missing here? >> no, i don't think they're missing anything. they're under a lot of pressure from the business community to stop this right now. but i think they're totally dug in because they see it as an opportunity to get the budget cuts that they want and maybe even some tax breaks. and if you watch what the obama administration is, they're very focused on optics here. even the president yesterday, you know, daring the speaker to call a vote and saying they have the votes. well, we don't know if they have the votes or not to get something through on opening up the government. but the obama administration r

shira. we have to stop obama care from taking effect. sounds like the same sheet of music we've been hearing. >> it is the same message that republicans were talking about going into this entire pickal impasse, but what's changed slightly, you will hear in his words that he wasn't talking about defunding obama care although that's number one on his wish list and instead he was talking about postponing it and that's what republicans are talking about, and people will be sick of the broken web seat and the other parts of obama care and they're hoping public opinion will be in the first quarter of next year as a result. >> want to bring in senator bill nelson, a democrat from florida. we've been showing you pictures this morning of individuals going back to work, of people going back into parks and the sides coming down, vice president biden will be welcoming some of those employees as they come on back to work right now and you said regarding this entire thing and the short-term increase will kick the can down the road and while we see tha

in august, federal district judge shira scheindlin found police have illegally targeted minorities, andered major changes. the appeals court stayed that ruling, and removed the judge from the case for giving press interviews that answered her critics. airline passengers will soon be allowed to use tablet computers, e-readers and other electronic devices throughout their flights. talking on cell phones will still be prohibited. the federal aviation administration issued the new guidelines today. administrator michael huerta said most airliners can handle the electronic interference. mfrjts it's safe to read downloaded materials like e-books and calendars and also to play games. but the committee found that in some instances of low visibility about 1% of all flights, some landing systems may not be proven to tolerate the interference. in those cases passengers may be asked to turn off devices. the f.a.a. has limited in-flight use of electronic devices since 1966. the new rules won't be implemented until airlines show how they plan to comply. federal authorities have discovered another sop

>> well, let me say first i want to pay my respects at shira al-assad specialty o. p.a one is gail kerr. gail is a treasure in our city. i read her column this morning and i'm sure you are due to come every time there is one for that matter in that respect so much should appreciate your friendship. i can't sit here in this place did not acknowledge the national public library, which was early -- we are not just to throw here for the state cap over so much of this has had good, that this institution and ken oliver and his staff were so helpful and my research for the book. this is nonfiction. it may read the novel, the police may come, you can't make this stuff up. the folks in the nashville room who hoped he would find the old newspaper clips and photos. the tennessean has their own photo archive at 1100 broadway. all of its workers are here in the nashville public library. just at the end of the nashville room. political cartoons and photos. so i just want to say that. why did i write the book? i think i wrote the book for two reasons. one is this involves a situation