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and despite sme concerns the group expects a very promotional holiday sason. others nnot ignore the potential paf onge gonm nswn ankel says "two weeks would definitely have an effect. we've alrea seen from the sequester and other govt layoffs, some reduction. we've already lost a percentage of economic growth this yar. we could lose more. its interestinquestion governr if the shocon conveniencing a lot of people and especially govt employees whether that could really impact gdp." and the retail group warns toay's forecast is somewhat hinging on what congress and the admintration do over th next 45 days. f the shutdown ends andhe t in edos fupt if the crisis in d-c lingers people may stay away from the mall today's number is also another sign of a mixed u-s economic recovery after unemployment claims surprised to the upside, but a weak industrial production read triggered a broad trip digit selloffn rlad ani n oy mos cause of the shutdown, wall street is left with few options. for more log on to fox business dot com. in new york i'm tracy byrnes. one furloughed

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smes lived in san francisco since 1985 i still running donna christie field but was a somewhat of a scary place and cheney fences weather. it was a nice place to go but i never felt unsafe because the dog people were there. dog people have always been there and they go there still. i know dog person. i'm down there all the time in the rain in the middle of winter will have our little goodies on and were always there. i think that one of the things the gg nra proposal, again, not taking into consideration the people been going there for 30, 40 years, it's just unfair and i think if organa do something locally with us they should ask the locals for more input. obviously we all agreed with that. outside one experience where i had a boot for about 4 months and could not exercise my dog i was able to drive down there. essentially, all i could do was walk out and pick up their mess on the sand was grateful there were other dogs they could get exercise and was not [inaudible] empathy with limited mobility and that something we have to pay attention to is will. one must, and if i may. somebody ea

we have also taken the sme out.tax dependent comm taxpayer dependence and no one will even know it. housing for the poor has improved when it is come to what lay it -- what they look like. you cannot tellt is a government pay for. john: you see lived pretty well. >> it is a mentality. this ishe problem. peoplere not connecting to eir own lives and well-being. it is, give me somethi. then you make use similar to slavery where you make do if you are on by someone ee. it put up briers so they cannot live free. you move from one benefit to the next. john: check out the fear of a californ surfer dude who john roberts intervied here uses his food stamp card to buy bster and sushi. >> hundred dollars a month >> thank you for shopping with us. >> just like that. >> please reve ou bags. >> all paid for by our wonderful tax dollars. john: he had no interest in getting a job. not something that appeals to you..3 >> not whatsoever. john: you work the system when you collected. >> why not just hang out at venice beach all aftern

. >> sme now receives an $885 pension and that could be in jeopardy. the city now $18 billion in debt must make the painful choices it put off for so many years.so the pensions of so many city workers and retirees are on the line. >> i'm just praying that something happens you know, they just leave us alone. >> that something could be found here. among the treasures of an earlier more prosperous city at the detroit institute of art. when an auction house is trying to put a price on something considered priceless, a first van gogh ever acquired by a museum, this famous monet, the flemish master breugel, and the cradle of american industry. >> it's disturbing that the work of history, really, that we've been put in this position. and although i firmly believe that the chances of anything ever being sold are very, very slim, you can never tell. and so yes, it's of deep concern concern. >> at a diner just down the street from the museum we met with ed mcneil. he negotiates contracts for 33 unions representing current and retired workers. >> to share the pa

. @% would pass the house and senate and this enabled him to slow it down and at the sme time waymann republans. so he gets this to fear of slowing down the keystone pipeline and adding to the narrative but you all just all offthis pain that isl about unnecessary and exaggerated and manuuacture that he is trying to create wh thelowdown. charles: there is no doubt th christmas ame early this week for the white house. let's talk about what could force the hand. the president talking more and more about our great energy renaisnce,which is very interesting. i haven't heard george bush get any credit for it and we know the president is notlike fossil fuels and has not done anything to help us out. at some point we are going to t a real jobs report number out soon are going to see that this country is still struging for jobs, high-paying jobs that keystone provides an ultimaly it will trigger a genuine effort by the white house to get this thing going. charles: i would love to tell you yes. >> when we did a poor jobs report job support from the president will say that it's because of the s

sme are preparing for months and months. what is the realistic amount of sort of food and water shoyou should set aside? >> i spent a lot of time living in new orleans after hurricane katrina and i learned to take that very sicily. it depends on how big the storm is and where you live. the you should have water and stuff on hand for at least three days in that they always tell you. that is what you always see a big run on supermarkets before any kind of ice storm or possible hurricane or stuff like that. but these people enter trained to avoid something like that. >> you will be shot. the probability of dying from a to nominee is one in 500,000. -- from a tsunami is one in 500,000. you're more likely to die in an airplane than from all of these different natural disasters. fair enough? here is my question. there are so many other dangerous things, like crossing the street and things like that. why do people spend so much time to prepare for something that is honestly not likely to happen. >> it is a valid question and i thin

gaithersburg 57 and the same sme number for fredricksburg.edri rain showers at 7:00, rain00,ain showers at 9:00, rain showers at 11:00. you pick your hour for the for h evening or the overnight, it iss going to be wet out there andnd the numbers will be falling dowl into the middle 50s. 0s here's how we see it on futurete cast. this is 7:00.th i tishink it's doing a fabulouss job figuring out the initial few frames of future cast with thiss rain coming across. when models do a good job whatwt we call initiallyizing, we feell like they do a good job in the short-term. this is 11:00.is is 11: it's still raining.ai this is 8:00 in the morning.orn. we're still going to have some showers out there for your morning commute tomorrowmmuterrw morning, and as we take thise ts through the day tomorrow, that kind of is going to be thee t torrential.to doesn't mean it's going to bengo raining all the time tomorrowme but i think we'll have showers crossing across through periodss of time tomorrow for just aboutt everybody. future cast is showing heavierhr development tomorrow afternoontw and tomorrow

is anything that is not being utilized to bring some negotiation or sme capitulation or some blinks that will end up with no disaster on october 17? >> the only one i can think of right now, charlie, is the calendar itself. we are entering a phase of american politics in which external events, forcing mechanisms, appear to be the only way in which congressional republicans and congressional democrats and the president who disagree about issues are forced into an agreement. outside external events, the national process of legislating things, holding votes, having committee meetings, matching legislation and horse trading, all those other historically reliable means of resolving differences do not currently apply, forcing mechanisms from the outside like the pressure of a government shutdown which loomed for a while that we're now into deeply, for the eighth day, that wasn't forcing mechanism enough. the default scenario is the last biggest and most historically important forcing mechanism ever and to pick up on al hunt's point, if that is not the forcing mechanism, if that's not the vice

there has been some questions dealing with -- if you don't know, i represent the east coast. 10'sme to most of our kc on the east coast. being the workhorse of most of the refueling on the east coast and dealing with homeland security. with a new tanker coming online slower than expected, obviously because of many things we are discussing today, the fact that there is probably really not much of a decrease in how we use those aircraft here and if there is a delay in the 46 coming online, for the record, what is the air force's plan for this critical platform? is there program funding to support this asset? >> dr. runyan, thank you for the opportunity to talk to you. before i talk specifically about platforms, let me just say that the blunt mechanism of sequestration drove us to look at all options from across the air force. as dr. laplante said, looking at a readiness account, our personnel accounts, our modernization programs, we had to look everywhere in order to get billions of dollars in savings. especially in the near years. that is where sequestration drives the biggest cuts for

there was an attempt to provide 'sme funding for our nation veterans in the middle of this debate thatwe are having. thatnk there is clearly that underfunded a lot of areas. , just speak to that. you have mentioned a couple. if you could comment a little arounde specifically let's say that medical prosthetic budget that i do not wase was funded -- believe funded, you mentioned something on the technology piece. the office of inspector general, the v.a. home, and the like, if you could comment on that specifically about the impacts there. >> sure. as i indicated earlier, with advanced health care administration, a large portion of va is fully funded. i would say will over approximately 80% is funded. of our medicals activities that do not come under advanced appropriations. that do the decent would stop until we had a full touch it. >> thank you. on an area, i up do not think we have spoken too much about this so far on having to do with the g.i. bill and what that will mean to veterans who are enrolled in colleges and universities across the country. cannotat mean that they contain you