and so the sooner we can reach that reality, i think, the sooner we can govern and negotiate sooner rather than have to wait after the government shutdown. >> i completely hear what you're saying. and excuse me for being cynical but i'm going to be just a little cynical. >> do it. that's why you're here. >> i've covered a lot of this. the super committee after the fiscal cliff. why should we be any more optimistic today than we were a year ago when the super committee was formed and we were all going to get to a great budget negotiations and curb entitlements and all the rest? >> well, i think ultimately that's why the conference went to the extremes that it did with the government shutdown, with the eve of the brink of the default, is because there's a growing majority even among the sane caucus. >> what's the insane caucus? >> i'm not going to name names. but there's a small list of those guys. but look, there's a growing number of us that say look at end of the day we want to be able to say we've done something to bend the costs long term. i'm willing to talk to the president about ever

. >> the sooner we know, the sooner we can plan. >> it has been a pain not knowing exactly why the two sides cannot come to an agreement. >> yesterday afternoon they asked us to not make an offer. >> the unions issued a 72 hour strike notice, pushing the deadline to sunday. state lawmakers were invited to the table, along with b.a.r.t.'s general manager, that is something that the unions have been asking for. >> on we can talk to her driktly and we do not have to have someone else telling our story or explaining things for us. >> having politicians at the table can slow things doub. >> if anything delays it a bit, they spend a lot of time in the other room talking to them and hearing all this, i personally do not view it, and i have never seen it turn out to be positive. >> all b.a.r.t. riders want is hope that there won't be a strike on monday. >> no one likes uncertainty, especially when it comes to commuting. >> when both sides left today, they both looked really tired. they met for about 12 hours and they will both be back here tomorrow at 9:30 in the morning. >> and cheryl, we kno

so we will see it burn off sooner today but we will have a mix bag of sun and clouds. there are 30s and 40s for some. san francisco yesterday was cold. 57 degrees. today we'll get a little bit more sun. we will go 61. not that much warmer. at least it will be a little better than yesterday. the low will rotate in a few bands of high to mid level clouds. so a mix of sun and clouds. patchy low clouds. more toward south bay and peninsula. but there will be a little bit more sun today and highs today 50s and 60s and 70s. here's sal. >>> all right. and right now steve, we do have a look at the bridges bay bridge westbound approaching the toll plaza. you see its light. there are no problems here if you are driving into san francisco it looks good. golden gate bridge traffic also is looking good. we will be watching this.

and the sooner you can get through the cr, the sooner you're negotiating a budget and sooner the appropriators advantage of the work they have done in the different committees and the sooner we can come to a resolution what we have to spend and move forward with other issues. >> senator, here's the thing, if you guys vote to raise the debt limit through january and then another cr through march or something like that, aren't we right back where we are just a few months from now? >> procedurally, we're right back where we are. the difference is that i think the republicans and particularly the tea party republicans really burn their hands on this hot stove. and the idea that in january they are going to want to grab it again and burn themselves all over again, doesn't seem very likely. i think they learned a lesson from the damage that they did to our country with this latest stunt. >> i want to play some sound here from south carolina senator lindsay graham. this is what he had to say yesterday about the talks themselves over the past few days. take a listen. >> democratic friends keep moving

here come the sooners. webb looking for amaro and he couldn't hold on.y. that brings up fourth down. and the special teams unit has not come on as of yet. >> charles: how about quentin hayes here? they're going to go for it. >> gus: here's a bold move by kliff kingsbury going for it on fourth and two at their own 45. it's a do-or-die play, folks. four on the play clock. they snap it. webb goes up -- a catch at the 30 yard line. jakeem grant, they get 25. kliff kingsbury, ice water in his veins. >> charles: and that ice water has been transferred to davis webb. how about him staying in there making the throw. it looked like man coverage and he got over the top against oklahoma again on the fourth and two play. >> gus: so a first down at the ou 31. for texas tech. washington, and he picks up a first down. deandre washington, a gain of 12. >> charles: what about kliff kingsbury, very consistent, isn't he? he said they're going to play fast and loose and attack all the time and never back off. he's a man of his word. fourth and two and he does it again. >> g

soldiers in real-life iron man suits may be here sooner than you think. the suit shoots missiles and can fly. the army's suit of armor doesn't fly but it has better ballistic protection. researchers at mit and the u.s. army are creating an ex oskeleton suit. it gives soldiers a 360 degree view of the battlefield and expect to have a prototype ready next year. >>> an entire province stopped in its tracks because of dense fog. forced people to pull over. surprisingly with the lack of visibility that didn't seem to deter those driving on scooters. here is bill karins. that is really fascinating. you think the folks on the scooters would be more prone to want to stop because if you fall you don't have anything to protect you. >> limited site. i would rather drive in snow i think. it is scary not knowing if the guy ahead of you is stopped. >>> this morning in mississippi and louisiana you have dense fog. two storms on the weather map, the one on the east coast and then the storm that kicked through california is racing through the northern plains. a lot of hig

it is kind of like the sooner we got here, the sooner we can. >> it is not just his home under threat. a pet possum was injured but still alive. it is not known what damage they have wreaked on the wildlife. hundreds have already been lost. many more homes would go before this is over. >> it is usually one separate area. sydney is cloaked in smoke. a reminder that these fires are uncomfortably close. >> firefighters hoping that the forecasts are not correct. been killed and 30 injured. a female suicide bomber from the beennce of doug a stan-- we hae sent this report. specialistsosal were at the scene. this appears to have been a suicide bomb attack. the first on public transport in russia in more than three years. the target was a local bus packed with people. the moment it exploded. filmed on a dashboard camera of the kind that is very popular in russian cars. busnd 40 people were on the at the time, six now dead. most of the rest injured. russian investigators say the explosion was caused by a female suicide bomber. her passport shown on national television says that she was born in

tapering would happen sooner rather than later. we have the statement from the fed, that we gave you. but we have every angle of this covered. head of treasuries, you may have seen the honda prices pare their games. and chief economist at first trust. see the rest of you guys in a minute. what do you make of it? >> it is clear, it has been fickle to any announcement coming out of the fed, washington or the "wall street journal." it is clear the market did not move on the fed announcement. when he announces a december taper is not off the table, we are off to the races and the machines kick in and start selling off on that news. buit has become pretty easy to trade. listen to the fed announcements, get ahead of it. people are trying to estimate and get ahead of the market for when they do taper in a market up 25% for the year, probably not a bad move. liz: anybody who hasn't taken some profits lately, you are not being intelligent about it. the "wall street journal" has become the most effective journalist since winston churchill wh

sooners facing a big third down and eight at the 45 with 4:00 to go.ke bell is the shotgun with clay and williams. bell will throw. lets it go, and it's caught at the 30! sterling shepard went up and got it, and blake bell threw a sensational pass. >> charles: remember jalen saunders has been his go-to guy tonight. he's off the field after getting injured. and sterling shepard, as you just noted, went up and snatched that one out of the air for a monster first down. looked like bester was also in the vicinity, number 11, with the possibility of catching it. >> gus: first down at the 32. oklahoma wants to bleed the clock now. around the corner, and he'll pick up a first down. >> charles: now it's a double-edged sword for texas tech. you can't let the clock bleed out and up more than a field goal. anything more than that and that's it. a field goal gives you a chance for a tie game with a touchdown and two points. >> gus: clock still running. first down. >> charles: let's see when they snap the ball too now. the clock is on the run. you want to snap it i

it is kind of like the sooner we got here, the sooner we can. >> it is not just his home under threat. a pet possum was injured but still alive. it is not known what damage they have wreaked on the wildlife. hundreds have already been lost. many more homes would go before this is over. >> it is usually one separate area. sydney is cloaked in smoke. a reminder that these fires are uncomfortably close. >> firefighters hoping that the forecasts are not correct. been killed and 30 injured. a female suicide bomber from the beennce of doug a stan-- we hae sent this report. specialistsosal were at the scene. this appears to have been a suicide bomb attack. the first on public transport in russia in more than three years. the target was a local bus packed with people. the moment it exploded. filmed on a dashboard camera of the kind that is very popular in russian cars. busnd 40 people were on the at the time, six now dead. most of the rest injured. russian investigators say the explosion was caused by a female suicide bomber. her passport shown on national television says that she was born in

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that will burn off sooner today.half moon bay, clear, 45 -- el granada, half moon bay, clear, 45. we have a couple of layers of low clouds and a few layers of high clouds. overall, it's mostly clear. patchy clouds. it will be more sunny today. the higher clouds might occasionally -- occasionally a ban will come through. more sun, a little bit warmer. san jose, which had a tough day yesterday. it's still there now and 49. we'll go for a high of 71. it will burn off sooner before 2:00. 2:00, 3:00. 26 up in tahoe. there are pockets of fog i know up in willits. they've had a couple of reports there. monterey, 46. a little chill on the morning air. some of the low cloud deck kind of favors san jose. i just tweeted out pictures there, the webcam showing overcast ties -- skies. the low won't do much. it did chew up the fog. 30s, 40s and 50s but 30s are in the north. if you are in that, it's cold out there. overall, we'll get more sunshine today and temperatures north bay, mostly sunny. it's a dry forecast. this low won't do

of the government will -- sooner or later.ooner, and the american people are sick and tired of this, and that's not why they sent us here, and we republicans have to have a plan rather than the fool's errand of repealing obamacar. >> neil: so senator cruz's fulfill buster was a fool's rear rand. mccain in 201 i traveled the country saying elect mitt romney and we'll replace obamacare. i fought as hard as i can. the people spoke. it would require 67 votes in the united states senate to repeal obamacare. it is not there. >> neil: what about the effort -- i know you want to fight the good fight later, senator and that's what you tell your kole legs can -- colleagues, save your arsenal for that. would you accept what the president offered and that is sort of a plan by which you attach to giving a clean cr promise,ing? writing, we'll address any and all issues you think are couple. many of your colleagues don't trust hip on that. do you? >> i don't particularly trust him, but that's the outlines of something that might be agreed to

sooner or later, he'll be forced to, particularly on the debt ceiling because the business community, which still has some weight with mainstream republicans and his party, will put huge crowd with him. and as we get closer,

meanwhile, the sooner it is over, the better for that poor girl. yes, that is true. i suppose we must see this dreadful business through. one gets used to it. habit is everything. i am accustomed to the fire, it is soon over. but it is a terrible thing to see a young and innocent creature crushed between these mighty forces, the church and the law. what, you call her innocent? oh, quite innocent. what does she know of the church and the law? she did not understand a word of what we were saying. it is the ignorant who suffer. come, or we shall be late for the end. i shall not be sorry if we are. i'm not so accustomed as you. oh, i am intruding. i thought it was all over. do not go, my lord warwick. it is all over. the execution is not in our hands, my lord, but it is desirable that we witness the end. so by your leave... there is some doubt, my lord that you english have observed the forms of law. i am told that there is some doubt whether your authority runs in this city, my lord. it is not in your diocese. however, if you will answer for that, i will answer for the

sooner or later the government will resume the functions, sooner or later we'll raise the debt limit. the question is how do we get there? >> reporter: one way out would be to take a straight up and down vote on the spending bill, without any amendments like health care, boehner says the votes are not there, but according to our numbers they are. the house has 433 vacancies, the majority to pass anything is now 217. all the house democrats are on record supporting a temporary clean spending bill. and we've identified these twenty house republicans who told us they, too, would support a bill, bringing the total to 220, three more than necessary. of course, brian, the only way to hold this premise is a vote, something the speaker has declined to do. >> chuck todd, after eight days of this, the ripple effects of the shutdown keep rolling in. the cdc has been affected. much of staff furloughed. now, there is a recall of chicken making people sick in different states. wall street is reacting to the possibility of defaulting on the debt with next week fast approaching, the dow slid nearly 3

sooner or later the government will resume the functions, sooner or later we'll raise the debt limit. the question is how do we get there? >> reporter: one way out would be to take a straight up and down vote in the house on a spending bill without any amendments like health care. boehner says the votes are not there, but according to our math they are. the house currently has 432 members and three vacancies. a majority to pass anything is now 217. all the house democrats are on record supporting a temporary clean spending bill. and we've identified these twenty house republicans who told us they, too, would support a clean bill. that brings the total to 220, three more than necessary. and brian, a little breaking news tonight. tomorrow the president will formally announce that janet yellin will be his choice to replace the current federal reserve chairman ben bernanke as the next chair. his term ends at the start of next year. she would have to get confirmation by the senate, but it would make history if she's confirmed. >> chuck todd from the white house tonight. chuck, thanks. >>>

they say they should have been told about the spill sooner. state officials say they believe tessoro's leak to be much smaller. >>> nuclear storage facility is running into problems. environmentalists are concerned the waste could contaminate drinking water for thousands of people. >> at the largest nuclear power plant in the world plans to store radioactive waste deep underground. lining the beaches of lake huron, the opposition to burying the weights. >> some of it is going to be radioactive for 100,000 years. we don't know. we can't guarantee and we can't plan what's going to happen in 100,000 years. so you know we just can't let that happen. >> ontario power generation a government owned utility wants to dig waste storage chambers 680 meters beneath the bruce power plant site. limestone won't let the radio activity to contaminate laboring and water. >> our studies show there is no risk to lake huron. we don't see any impact at all. >> storing radioactive waste anywhere is controversial but putting it next to a lake that's shared with the u

we will, sooner or later. the question is, not whether we .ill solve these issues are not the question really is, and i asked my friend from tennessee, how much damage is done before we solve it? right now, there are people beginning to hurt all over america. and maybe it's not so bad right now, but it's going to get wors by.ery single day that goes frankly, i think we owe the american people more than that. if somebody wants to blame me, fine. i'll take the blame. if you want to blame the senator from tennessee, put the blame on him. blame the president. it shouldn't we remember what our duties are here? >> absolutely. i'm just looking down to see what the date is. but it seems to me that we have -- and to get to the senator's comments, hopefully a week. the quicker we resolve these issues, the better it is for our nation and for the world. at the end of the day, let's face it. what we care about most is the well-being of our citizens back home. i would agree. we are at that moment in time where we have all r

there are also questions about why barricades on the outer edge of the capitol were not deployed sooner. >> reporter: brand-new amateur video shows a capitol police cruiser chasing miriam carey hit by the fashion deploying barricade moments after she passed through. >> what is this? >> reporter: how the cruiser was hit long minutes after the shooting and police chase started at the white house is one of the things police are declining to discuss. capitol police have a whole series of heavy duty pop-up barriers around the perimeter of the capitol. one big question is how miriam carey was able to get past these barriers at first street northwest before she was stopped way up there at second street northeast. >> at the white house and at the capitol the security perimeters worked. they did exactly what they were supposed to do. >> reporter: chief lanier must have been referring to the inner barricades at the capitol thursday night. but some police experts are suggesting radio communications between agencies may have been an issue as officers chased carey up pennsylvania avenue. >> i would

. >> the sooner we can get everything signed off, the sooner we can get it to our members for review. >> bart workers can vote as early as tomorrow. they must approve that contract by a simple majority. barts board of directors will need five of the nine board members to approve it. ktvu learned the two bart strikes have had a major financial impact on other tran sit agencies. but what we discovered may surprise you. that story coming up at 4:48. >>> a judge will consider governor jerry brown's request for a 60 day cooling off period between ac transits and its unions. a worker strike would seriously disrupt public transportation and harm public safety. if the judge agrees, unions will not be able to strike. it wants to introduce day passes that would cost $5 for adults and $2.50 for youths. discounts would apply if the passes are used with clipper cards. >>> sheriffs deputies shot a suspect they thought was armed only to find out the rifle was a replica. there is a report that the person shot was a 13-year-old boy. >> reporter: the young person that was shot was a 13-year-old that li

plus, the sooner we get him out of here, the sooner i can get back to my cocaine and dollhouses. is served. (small excited squeal) get out! (panting) stewie, what's going on? aren't you supposed to be at day care? i escaped. what happened to your arm? i finally stood up for all of us and told miss emily we should be given a proper lunch and not just what's left over from her baja fresh. and she said i shouldn't raise my voice and pulled me really hard into the other room, and my arm came out of its socket. are you sure? are you sure you didn't just sleep on it funny? does this look like i slept on it funny?! i'm gonna tell mom! mom! you are not going anywhere. i finally have a date with miss emily tomorrow, and i'm not gonna let you or anybody else get in my way until i have seen every inch of her naked. do you even hear yourself?! and what am i supposed to do about my arm?! i'll just pop it back in. you most certainly will not! i need to go to a hospital. lois: brian, is stewie in there with you? mom! we're in here, lois. he's napping. relax. i'm gonna pop it back in. (muffled g

one camp which were furloughed workers, they want the government reopened sooner rather than later and understand that. the base conservatives, there is a majority of the republican primary votes want us to hold the line and get real reform. >> what do you expect to hear tomorrow at the conference meeting? >> i hope to hear that the house republicans are going to hold the line and insist on what i have been talking. some macroeconomic implications if there is no deal by the end of the week? >> i do not mind this admin about default. the president and the secretary of the treasury do have flexibility. we have more than enough cash to pay high interest on the debt. we do not have enough money to pay everything he does we are running annual deficits of $800 billion a year. we do have enough money coming in to pay the things that have to be paid which is interest on the debt and social security, military pay. i would say retirement pensions. >> how long -- [inaudible] >> people like me can hold off a long time. because i think the big problem facing our country is out of control federal sp

morgan they're going to set their sights on somebody else the sooner the better. i would say if you don't want that type of exposure you go with bank of america. so i think that is already into the million. >> you maybe have a template for the settlement. clarity no matter how large. >> nice shirt. >> they are very similar. >> a two shot. >> almost twins. >> next guest says the u.s. is still number one and the green back remains a good bet. within the u.s. you actually like financials. >> i think as a long term investor you have to think what are the drivers for financials going forward. that helps for banks. as a whole, we think earnings power could increase. >> and then do we have to remain the flight for safety trade? compared to the last debt ceiling show down, the u.s. was a clear safe haven trade. >> an investment because of a risk off type trade. probably going to be stricter than it was before. that actually has improved over the last years. that tends to help. >> absolutely. i think if you see a rising rate environment because the u.s. economy is graduall

we will see that low cloud deck burn off sooner.ome of these higher clouds associated with this low coming in. we will get a mix bag of those clouds. there are breaks in that low cloud deck. compared to yesterday. 40s for some. 30s for others. santa rosa, napa, and novato. low 50s for others. half-moon bay 46. this system which continued to march toward us might give us rain. it won't though. a lot of high clouds and then head down to southern california. dry forecast for the next couple of days. this low will play into our weather. as we go south it will head up over the weekend. ha cold system coming down out of the north which will crank up our north wind next week. mix of sun and clouds. patchy low clouds. more sun today. i promise. yesterday was a tough day. 60s and 70s. or a few 50s. temperatures rebounding ever so slightly. more so tomorrow. today is kind of close here. 60s and 70s. los gatos 72. 50s and 60s on the coast. 60s to parts of the peninsula and very low 70s. high clouds saturday but it will be warmer. cold start on

sooner or later the government will resume its functions and sooner or later we'll raise the debt limit. the question is how do we get there? >> reporter: one way out would be to take a straight up and down vote on the house regarding a spending bill without any amendments like health care. john boehner says it is not there, but our math says it is, the house has 42 members, there are 32 republicans. all the house democrats are on record supporting a temporary clean spending bill. and we've identified these 20 house republicans who have told us they too would support a clean bill, bringing the total to 220, three more than necessary. and brian, a little breaking news tonight. tomorrow, the president will formally announce that janet yellin, the number two official at the federal reserve will be his choice to replace the current fed chairman ben bernanke as the next chair. ben bernanke's term ends at the start of next year. janet yellin would have to get confirmation from the senate, but it would make history if she is confirmed by the feds. >>> and the ripple effects of this shutdown ke

sooner or later, we're going have to address it. i think now is as good a time as any. >> you say you hope to hear that the house republicans will hold the line. does that mean you're going to encourage the speaker to not bring any deal to come to the floor? >> i wouldn't say any deal. but it needs to be a good deal. no deal is better than a bad deal. and, again, a mechanism to balance the budget in five-to-ten years is not radical. a mechanism to begin to reform entitlement programs is not radical. some sort of a mechanism to take a look at obama care. obama care has 131 mandates. 131. the president has voluntarily suspended some of the mandates. so i don't think it eviscerates the entire obama care to go in and make it voluntary for six months or a year, suspend the individual mandate for a year. there are lots of ways where the president gets his law, but people like me get a little sanity and implementation so that we're not forcing it down the throats of the american people. i don't think that's a radical proposition. >> thank

the sooner you do your job, the less damage you'll do to our economy and businesses like this one. pass a budget and end the government shutdown and pay our bills and prevent an economic shutdown. just vote and end the shutdown and you should do it today so we can get back to growing this economy, creating jobs and strengthening our middle class. let me close just by sharing a story i heard as i was getting ready to come here today. many of you already know it. two years ago a mulch factory next to here main equipment storage facility caught fire, and most of the company's ekwichlt was destroyed, causing millions of dollars of damage. but even while the fire was still burning, dozens of employees rushed over to the facility and tried to save as much as they could. some of you were probably there. when they finished cutting fire lines and sprays down the perimeter of their own property, they went over to help their neighbors. afterwards even though all the employees here at m. louise are on salary and even though the company just took a big financial hit, they paid everyone overtime

it will come to a head sooner than that. they have eight weeks before it comes to a head. the deadline to have signed up for health care by january 1 is eight weeks from today. if you are not signed up by december 15 you get hit by the obama care penalty. you can get a refund if you sign up later. they have eight weeks to fix the website and get it moving fast enough that people can sign up in large numbers and they can show progress. if they can't do it what will happen is the president has to delay the individual mandate. you cannot punish somebody for not having health insurance if the website you created to let them sign up isn't working. >> as the president today came out and twice was referring people to the 1-800 number. >> it's fascinating. can you imagine if amazon.com said, you know, our website isn't working and probably won't be for weeks or a month. call our 800 number. they would be out of business. he's cornering the insurance market for people who use bag phones. this is taking us back to the 1980s. >> the whole is to get young people signed up. hard to get

it's the sooners taking on the longhorns.rd line for this game, because they split the -- the stadium right down the middle, and you have fans, they're jostling, going right each other on the 50 yard line. you want to be away from that a little bit, you know? that's firsthand knowledge. by the way, try the fried barbecue peanut butter and jelly sandwiches next time. >> oh, i will pass on that! >> no wonder he has so much energy this morning. >> carlos diaz, thank you very much. >> that'll do it for us today. thank you so much for being here. >> stay right here. "newsroom" continues with miguel marquez. miguel, how are you? >> very good. how are you? >> very well. >> i'm mariguel in for fredrick. >>> day 12 in the shutdown. on the capitol hill, the house shifted from the house to the senate back to the house. we're live straight ahead. >>> a third new york city police officer is now being investigated in connection with the motorcycle road rage incident that ended with a violent attack of an suv driver. >>

sooner or later we will raise the debt limit. why don't we do this sooner rather than later? why doesn't the senate lead? >> the president is also trying to introduce his argument into the conservative media world. a source familiar with the meeting and the president met for 90 minutes for an off the record chat with five journalists who have conservative audiences you see there. robert costa and familiar faces. one of the favorites. the democratic leader in the house called the shut down highly improbable. that was two weeks ago. i am joined by the congressman who said those words of south carolina and congressman clyburn, good morning to you. >> thank you so much for having me. you pick up the papers this morning and you have been around a long time. read the tea leaves for me. do you think we are any closer? the rhetoric would say we are not closer to ending this. do you see a potential way out of this? >> you said it well this morning. all of us have been meeting ryan's op ed piece. i read it last night and again this morning. i think it's telling that he put forth things

it's the sooners taking on the

i was out here yesterday and i asked the many of times what they could not tell us sooner. a lot of them are staying up late and some of them are even stand up to midnight trips-best year yet members came out and they did not make an announcement but they stated that the mediator will make the announcement. >> this is what the mediator had to say. >> the negotiations have been continuing. progress has been made the parties have authorized me to speak. >> >> the union negotiators told me that the full process has been a rough and when i spoke to some people they state it what about it being rough on us. a lot of them stated this been rough on them because they have no clue what is going on. there are a lot of people who use bart and we are still here and we set up a podium. when they come out usually that will give a statement and when they do we will carry it for you live. >> people who use a-c transit found out that they're safe from a strike - a least for governor b strike threat on hold yesterday. by appointing a three-member board to investigate the labor dispute. that

sooner or later, the government will resume its function. sooner or later, we will raise the debt limit. the question is, is how do we get there? gwen: good question, senator mccain. balks amid all the finger pointing and all the blame, there has been some movement tonight. driven in part by evidence that voters are getting just a wee bit sick of all this. so is there movement at the white house, alexis? >> there's movement on capitol hill and at the white house. and it's shocking to say that the various parties talking is an enormous step forward. but in washington this week, that is actually where we are. so we have the president bringing lawmakers, both democrats and republicans, from the house and the senate to the white house. and we had an interesting -- we watched an interesting meeting, the speaker of the house brought around 20 folks from the house republican conference to the white house to have a discussion with the president. which had been absent for all this period of time. senate republicans came to the white house today. and

icahn would sell a lot sooner than this. i don't know what he saw at $60 that you know didn't look like a bargain to him to sell at $200, but he stuck it out the other direction. and i think this is just an indication that the stock has had a run. it's had its run. i don't think that this is an indictment of netflix or that icahn wants to believe in the company. and i think icahn is doing what a prudent investor is going to do in taking a profit. i don't think an indictment of the company. >> he said that the stock may have had its run. do you think that this is sort of the last straw when it comes to believing in this momentum name? there are plenty of investors out there who rode this train for so long. today we had josh at the fast money desk outlining a bearish technical take on the stock. >> i mean sooner or later, cash flow is going to catch up to netflix. and if you look at their net income the last five quarters page one of their investor letter, it's positive you know $85 million or so. $81 million. if you look at f

the sooner that happens, particularly under obama karr, the sooner was will get things right. >> why the democrats opposed to this to not receive the subsidy? >> because they like the special treatment, because they like the special subsidy that no other american gets. >> let me ask you where you believe the negotiationses are right now. are with at a stalemate? yesterday looked like a filmer of hope. you're in the senate. should the senate act first? what's going to happen. >> i don't have a crystal ball but i think harry reid has been walking back different proposals on the senate side, and it would be very important and productive and the right thing for the house to include this no washington exemption under obamacare language. >> based pop the senate plan thus far, would you vote yes for it? >> there is no senate plan eid has been moving the goalposts hour by hour. >> the one which was in place yesterday when they were about to meet the president, would you have been in favor of that? >> i really want this no washington exemption language. it think it is very, very important for

sooner or later, the government will resume its functions. sooner or later, we will raise the debt limit. the question is, how do we get there. if there's anybody who disagrees that we're not going to reach that point, i would like to hear from them. so why don't we do this sooner rather than later. >> but wolf, this is kind of almost a circular issue or circular debate, because what john mccain is asking for sounds reasonable, but when you listen to the president, roll back the tape from today, from yesterday, from the day before, he is insisting, he is not going to talk about those things, not going to negotiate, until and unless republicans agree to reopen the government and raise the debt ceiling, and then they can talk. so we are still just to put it bluntly in a chicken or egg situation, which is going to come first. so far, we don't know what the answer is to that. >> we certainly don't. it's an awful, awful situation right now. the stalemate continues. dana, thanks very much. let's assess what's going on with our chief political analy

become the new normal temperatures in some places the zero hour for global warming will come even sooner than that twenty forty seven date the authors of the study estimate that singapore for example will reach its temperature point of no return as soon as twenty twenty eight cairo they say could start to see a lock in of global warming in twenty thirty six eleven years before the global h our a twenty forty seven according to chris field one of the scientists who worked on the project one can think of this year two thousand and forty seven as a kind of the rush holed into a hot new world from which one never goes back to reason feel that his coworkers were able to make these specific calculations is actually quite simple and rather scary humans are expected to keep burning fossil fuels and pumping c o two into the atmosphere at a rapid rate well into the coming decades with this in mind all the researchers needed to do is plug into their formula. a few other pieces of data about things like weather patterns in different parts of the globe and what they found there is zero hour data for

we know sooner or later the government will be functioning again. sooner or later sooner or later. sooner or later we'll address the debt ceiling because the united states is not going to -- it's going to meet the obligations. we nose are facts. we know that at some point there's going to have to be a resolution that i mean it's not going go on forever. nothing does. and so if it argues for a solution, shouldn't we ask all parties to sit down and start discussions we've had with others on aned ad hoc basis, with people here and there and conversations here and there to start laying the ground work. i think it's important that the president of the united states rather than saying i won't negotiate with anybody under any circumstances to say i'm willing to sit down and negotiate. willing to join with all parties and find a way through. we will sooner or later. the question is not whether we will solve the issues or not. the question really is i asked my friend from tennessee how much damage is done before we solve it. right now there are people beginning to hurt all over america, and

americans say they haven't felt any personal effects from this shutdown should they expect to feel it sooner or later. it all depends on what it is you do so that people who have been feeling the effects the most are either government workers or people that use national parks people that are fishermen on the federal coastlines they'll continue to feel the same effects of the shutdown the simple reality is and i'm sure that the white house says internal polling that most people haven't felt the effects and that i think has made the president feel comfortable in continuing to to push back on the republicans and say look i gave in to you before in two thousand and eleven i'm not going to give in again the republicans thought that they could push around the president like they have in the past it looks like they can't as long as that polling suggests that most people aren't feeling the effects the white house will probably continue to take this stand so i mean we are in day ten how much longer can we go on like this . you know it's all is going to depend on really who blinks in this political ga

all of the time to bordeaux it's very clear that sooner or later they bail insubordinate because theirs will come in i mean you talk about the official sector and how they are never asked to take any kind of a haircut or any kind of a lot lost but constantine isn't it the case where the official sector has more alas caused the problem as a way to fund themselves in other words five or six years ago the i.m.f. was almost bankrupt it wasn't until the greece problem came around an irish problem came around that suddenly the i.m.f. found itself back in play but the i.m.f. fund itself on the wholesale debt market in ways that are not available to greece so you have a very asymmetric relationship where the i.m.f. and the official sector as you call it is basically picking andre's picking on ireland picking off assets in a predatory nature they're not there to help these countries they're here to ransack these countries or am i wrong to some extent you are right in the sense that the i.m.f. or certain expanded dramatically it's monday and its lending in the in recent years part of this is driv

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basic fairness and a practical reason, the sooner that we do, the sooner we will get things right in washington, including obamacare. charles: before i let you go, what about the idea that maybe the democrats in the senate and about this kind of moment even takings question out. that is the latest rumor going around. >> they've been trying to do that over the last couple days and i hope we can prevent it. it would be backing up much less not going forward and i hope we can prevent the least that. charles: thank you so much. that would be an unmitigated disaster for sure. so how do you know when the health care rollout law is an official failure? one of president obama's top advisers says it is. shocking admission and we have fdr's grandson's reaction after this. [ man ] on december 17, 1903, the wright broers became the first in flight. [ goodall ] i think the most amazing thing is howike us these chimpanzees e. [ laughing ] [ woman ] can you hear me? d you hear your voice? oh, it's exciting! [ man ] uchdown confirmed. we're safe on mars. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ hi. [ baby fussing