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>> the billionaire investor on a buying spri spre, but he may have a devil of a time turning a profit. my conversation with the newly minted sports mogul. on the money begins right now. >>> this is america's number one financial news program. now maria bartiromo. >>> here's a look at what's making news as we head into a new week on the money. the self-kraetd created crisis is solved for now. there was a deal passed to extend the debt ceiling so the government can pay the bills it has already incurred, but only until february 7th. the government will stay funded until january 15th, which means the federal government shutdown is over, and the spending cuts of the sequester stay in place. the markets like the deal, and by thursday the s&p 500 closed at an all-time high. stocks continued to climb on friday. >>> a busy earnings week. dow components and general electric beat analyst expectations, though revenue fell short. among technology companies, yahoo, google, intel, and ibm all beat analyst estimates, although ibm's revenue -- citi fell short of estimates, bank of america, and goldman

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no spris. we're looking at a smooth drive toward the maze and the east bay approach and to the bay bridge toll plaza. we have no metering lights. >> thank you. the california teen who was kidnapped by the man who killed her mother and brother she is now telling her story. in an exclusive with the "today" show's savannah guthrie she tells what happened during her time with james lee dimaggio. >> when i got into the house he handcuffed me and zip tied my feet and sat me down on the couch and told me what his plan was. he told me that he was going to kidnap me and take me to idaho where my intention was to carry his back packs and now he was going to live there and he would get me home after. >> anderson says he told her, her mother and brother were alive. it wasn't until she was saved that she learned the 40-year-old had killed christina and ethan in his home and set it on fire. agents shot and killed dimaggio in the wilderness on august 10, one week after he abducted the 16-year-old. you can see

do not be spried if you hear republicans and even some democrats, but especially republicans use their opportunity, use the platform as they're known to do to talk more broadly about the obama care law. >> i'm sure they will. dana, thank you. >>> can the white house fix the damage to obama care? our chief political analyst gloria borger is joining us with new information. what are you learning? >> reporter: well, dennis mcdonough, the white house chief of staff, kathleen sebelius met today with insurance industry executives over at the white house. and the read i got from the source in the room, wolf, was very clear, which was that the white house said to them, look, we need to use your expertise so please help us solve the problem. i'm told that it was a really productive meeting, wolf, that the white house took notes on what the insurance industry executives had to say. after all, theyed a a lot of experience in dealing with online users with insurance, and that the industry came there and said, look, we're all very preoccupied with the front end of this, logging on to this, getting

the intended to launch unilateral military attacks leaders from and both houses of congress within spri me out publicly supporting him. in washington this was a done happening, there was no stopping him. then what happened is the same thing. people began speaking up over and over again louder and louder. the calls were one.ng literally 100 to and the answer that the grassroots said is we don't want america in the middle of a sectarian war between sunni u.s. aoeut where the national security interest is present and real. as a result of y'all's leadersh a fait ip, what was accompli was stopped dead in its tracks. then the fifth and final example the battle we just went through over obama care. if you read "new york -- well, that is your first problem. "new york times" they will tell you this battle accomplished nothing. tell you, i think collectively we accomplished a great deal. one of the things we accomplished in the fight over elevated the we national debate over what a disaster, what a train wreck, care is hurting millions of americans all across this country. this bill is called the

will you find slow traffic,fic, again leaving springfield, spri headed north on 395, and 395 coo yesterdayong 14 street bridge. brid minute machine blocked off bridge. minnesota blocked off between 18 and 19 street.reet. had quick peek at our cams we will pop them up for you. lanes are open, the crash before 123 cleared to the shoulder. sh you're still on the brake brak leaving fair oaks continuing cot toward the capital beltway. be no problems to report toward the potomac, headed toward the southwest freeway. outer loop remaining slow. sl we are leaving 650 new hampshirp avenue toward silver springs. that's a check of fox 5 on time traffic. on >>> julie, thank you very much. >>> it's 7:46 on this tuesday morning. coming up next, celebrating a century of power in manassas. >> good morning, molly. >> reporter: when was the last time you went to a public u works party. party. they are blowing it out in manassas, that is because ca they're turning 100 years old, just like you said. sa they're offering lots of free fr stuff for you and your family. we will tell you when and wherer live next fr