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tim cain will have his check with held. senator mark warner will contribute to an education assistance fund and virginia congressman rob whitman will donate during the shut down to move charity. with so many people furloughed in the shut down. if you are furloughed, they said you should do your initial claims online because of increased demand. they have claims from federal workers. in virginia they said you will get a special paper application to file your claim. the shut down is forcing a change of plans at one d.c. theater. one of the most famous theaters, as a matter of fact organizes at the ford theater will take the show on the road and be performed at the united church of christ about a block away. that performance will be free. monday's panel discussion will be moved to the center for education and leadership across the street from the theater. big losses on wall street again. let's check in with josh for the latest. josh? >> hey, barbara. stocks suffering triple-digit losses. all major indeces in the red. investors

"outfront," tim cain, good to see you.lly appreciate it. >> the white house has repeatedly said, they don't want to do this in a piecemeal fashion. but that is what is happening on some level. is the president talking out of both sides of his mouth? >> i don't think so. when we acted earlier, and my days are running together, last week or over the weekend. to do the military pay. a lot of us thought this had been taken care of. when it became clear that it was at least ambiguous or that it wasn't clear, i'm really glad secretary hagel stepped in. i'm glad the house did what they did. these benefits are benefits that should be paid. the bigger picture is this. i do think the white house is right. that you can't let people shut down the whole government and then selectively decide what they want to reopen. because if you do that, you're going to have a shutdown every year. people who cannot get what they want, who refuse a budget negotiation, will shut the entire government down and then they'll decide who they want to let u

margaret hamburg and senator tim cain.next. >> two big hearings on capitol hill. right now top u.s. intelligence officials are testifying before house committee on i nsa spy program domesticically and abroad. we're expecting to get more details an how world leaders, including angela merkel were being spied on. new jersey congressman bill pass rel will join me when he challenged republicans to help constituents sign up for affordable health care. >> we told our seniors although we voted no, we personally believe and will work with the bush administration to make it work. that's what we did. and how many of you stood up to do that? none. >> the congressman will join us and plus steny hoyer saying, quote, we knew there would be some policies that would not qualify and therefore would be required to get more extensive coverage. his reaction after an nbc news investigative report, all of that coming up next on "news nation." a confident retirement. those dreams, there's just no way we're going to let them die. ♪ like they helpe

we had senator tim cain on a while back and asked him the question how would you vote if that hits thei would absolutely no. you don't pick and choose the parts you don't like. government functions on behalf of the people. we need a functioning government. they shouldn't say today i like this and tomorrow i might not. it's a gimmick and should be disagreed with. >> senator, you have been in the chamber for four years now. was it better when you started or have we been on a glide path? can you give us a sense of how you view the functionality of the government since you started? >> i do think government is broken. washington is broken. you can push through it when you start with core common ideas. the only times i have been able to bring legislation forward is when i start on a bipart san basis. work on tonight ask tonight tell together. bringing the 9/11 health bill to the floor. those prove to be successful, but you have to start with core common values. this approach we have of bullying and my way or the highway. being so severe is not good government. we have to start from a place o

[applause] it's now my pleasure to bring up senator tim caine from virginia. >> well, thank you, all. i want to thank senator reid and my colleagues to share stories. any of my colleagues could do from in our own communities. and i want to talk about one community and one person. to start with a community, a beautiful place, many many of you know it, chincoteague, virginia, just off the eastern shore of maryland, very near maryland. it's an economy that's about fishing but also because of the national wildlife refuge and the national seashore, the main industry in chincoteague is tourism. hotels, restaurants, diners, grocery stores. it's about tourism. that's what the economy of chincoteague is about. the closure of the seashore and the closure of the wildlife refuge has completely hammered the economy of chincoteague. i've been getting calls from business owners telling me about what devastation it's brought upon chincoteague. they had a fall festival last week. for six years they worked to house. he light they had to close it. this week in chincoteague, they do it twice a year, they