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who shout tut the door. >> in 38 days the federal government could shut down again. when the money runs out. will congress take action to stop it from happening. chief political correspondent joins us next. progressive claims. this is flo. i need you. i feel so alone. but you're not alone. i knew you'd come. like i could stay away. you know i can't do this without you. you'll never have to. you're always there for me. shh! i'll get you a rental car. i could also use an umbrella. fall in love with progressive's claims service. >>> will there be a budget deal by friday? probably not. >> they have money until the 15th of january. cag tends to expand to use the time that they have. when they are silent they are actually pretty close to something. will it appear that there is less pressure from the white house if the president is not there to have a last minute deals or talks? this is no exception. his presence isn't needed. they are far more mute that it is an election year. >> how to run against women candidates. how to talk to women voters i know you talked about this

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notice how he completely discounts the substance of the argument of those who think he tut a really badeal and needs to be backed up by sanctions out of congress were passed. instead he says i understand the motives of the other guys. re-election. he acts in the national interest, anybody who opposes him is acting for a base motive. he does that all the time. the reason it upsets me is i have seen him in private twice over these five years. he knows that there are strong -- on lobbies he is sophisticated thinker on politics. that is pure demagoguery. the worst part of it is it's not ignorance. it's a deliberate attempt to divide the other side. >> there is a split in his party,, at least a few descenders here on this issue. >> he was asked at this press conference at some point what was your biggest mistake this year i think that big comment that he made political motives to the democrats might qualify as the biggest mistake this year, because if he is going to try to manage this issue with them and limit the sort of internal squabbling. this is not the way to go about it i think, you k

they had too much inventory, and they'll continue to tut prices s so they're -- to cult -- to cut priceshoppers are holding back. is this healthcare mess one of the reasons why? two former verizon ceo on the hit that keep on coming. we are talking about the employer mandate being delayed, but when that thing kicks in, going to be a lot of priors have to lay people off or what? >> it's even before that. people are not spending this holiday season for the very simple reasons that they don't know what their premiums for health care will be. they don't know what their deductibles will be. they don't even know whether they're going to have health insurance. but when you ad to that several 0 things happening in this economy, shoppers today are wondering, what happens? i don't have the disposable income i used to have. >> i wanted to -- there was some breaking news earlier when president obama started talking bet the nsa program. verizon, you're the former ceo of verizon. at&t announced they're going to join verizon, which announced that whenever the government asks for information on customers

look back at how american tuts attitudes shifted in 2013. >>> time and money are running out for more than a million jobless americans. the emergency unemployment benefits that they have been getting from the federal government are expiring tomorrow. about 1.3 million people who have been out of work for months will stop receiving payments. the average recipient will lose out on more than $1,000 each month. the benefits program was introduced in 2008 at the height of the recession. since then the payouts have caused the federal government $225 billion. extending them for another year would tack on another $19 billion but congress hasn't done that yet. >>> months ago they lost their jobs, now they're losing the money they get from the government to get by. since 2008, congress has extended the emergency unemployment compensation program almost a dozen times. but this time lawmakers have let it lapse. that means that people who have lost their jobs will no longer have a cushion once their state benefits run out, usually after 26 weeks. with the extension, they had up to 73 weeks of help

they are relying on a computer program designed by sign tuts, the idea is to predict crime before it happens. john vegan that willer talked to crystal dilworth about it, but first, crystal shows us how it works. they are armed with an entirely now type of law enforcement. >> this is where we house the operations division. >> deputy chief is a 20 year veteran of the police department, he knows the plaid inside and out. he also knowed where it needs to go in the future, a knowledge that led him to a predictive policing software. >> we found that the model was just incredibly accurate at predigging the times and locations where these were likely to occur. we realized we have something here. >> today it is more than a toy to tinker with. in fact, it is the main tool in their arsenal. >> so taking a look at now today on day shift, this is an actual live map of where we think the zones are for auto theft today. what is interesting is as you look at the map, you will see locations where we have theft, but there is no boxing around them that's what the program does for us. the alga rhythm we

in politics we call it put og tut trash because the hope is no one notices the significance. a&e may have had similar hopes putting out an announcement that phil robertson will be back in filming. he missed zero days of work while suspended for offensive comments about gay people and african-americans. the network said in a statement, quote, duck dynasty is not a show about one man's views, it is a show about family. a family that america has come to love. as you might have seen in many episodes they come together to reflect and pray for unity, tolerance and forgiveness. these are three values that we at the network also feel strongly about. now, there were a flurry of statements released in response to the statement but amongst the first to pounce is louisiana governor jindal to perhaps shore up some support of religious conservatives ahead of 2016. maybe that's why he didn't have the courage to address the comments of african-americans. in his statement, jindal said, quote, i'm glad to hear that the folks at a&e came to their senses and recognized that tolerance of religiou

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they'll be fearful, have trouble sleeping, have mood disturbances, be shaky, have changes in appear tut >> it's very close to them, and talk about this to the extent that they're comfortable. >> all right, dr. drew pinski, more questions than answers right now. thank you for your time and insight and expertise. we certainly appreciate it. let's head back to you. >> thank you, ana. >>> on another story that has stirred outrage and anger and in some cases just bafflement across the country. a teenage boy from a wealthy family drives drunk, kills four people, and gets no jail time. all because the judge believes the boy has a case of affluenza. our legal experts weigh in on 3 this controversial case coming up. you have time to shop for car insurance today? yeah. i heard about progressive's "name your price" tool? i guess you can tell them how much you want to pay and it gives you a range of options to choose from. huh? i'm looking at it right now. oh, yeah? yeah. what's the... guest room situation? the "name your price" tool, making the world a little more progressive. >>> in texas a wealt

help her keep her head above water long enough to find a new job without losing her job or going des tutsa, you're not invisible. you're important. we're glad you're here. >> good morning representativs.s >> good morning. >> we're here. >> thank you. thank you for having me here to share my story. my name is lisa floyd, and for nearly 14 years i've worked as director of volunteer services for an area non-profit hospice which serves both west virginia and ohio. i have worked my entire adult life having had three jobs my whole career, and i had never been as i lost my job, i immediately began my furious search for employment and began navigating the world of online boards, job boards and diligently networking. my goal was to place my resume in the hands of everyone i knew. i have spent the majority of my waking hours looking for work. during this time, i was able to support myself because i received those vital unemployment insurance benefits. i not only was looking for jobs in my field or only for jobs at the same salary level. i'm smart enough to know that most likely i would be changing

because the united states should be at the fore front of new to tut in and how long term remission without lifelong therapies or better yet eliminate it completely. the president earlier this week discussing additional funding for aids research. how close are we for finding a aids?or >> i think you have to look at he situation of a cure realistically and impossible to predict how far we're away from that. eople sometimes get confused between the difference of ending the aids pandemic and getting everyone who needs to be on treatment on treatment to the point where they can live a normal life and curing, curing means that you put someone into sustained remission without the need for therapy essentially indefinitely. that's the classic definition of a cure. like when you cure someone of ancer or cure them of another disease. that's an aspirational goal that going to be easy. but one of the things you don't want to get confused with is aat even though we don't have cure, the advances that have therapy that he has been developed for h.i.v. and prevention modeling ats that prevents new infectio

help her keep her head above water long enough to find a new job without losing her job or going des tut. lisa, you're not invisible. you're important. we're glad you're here. >> good morning representativs.s >> good morning. >> we're here. >> thank you. thank you for having me here to share my story. my name is lisa floyd, and for nearly 14 years i've worked as director of volunteer services for an area non-profit hospice which serves both west virginia and ohio. i have worked my entire adult life having had three jobs my whole career, and i had never been as i lost my job, i immediately began my furious search for employment and began navigating the world of online boards, job boards and diligently networking. my goal was to place my resume in the hands of everyone i knew. i have spent the majority of my waking hours looking for work. during this time, i was able to support myself because i received those vital unemployment insurance benefits. i not only was looking for jobs in my field or only for jobs at the same salary level. i'm smart enough to know that most likely i would be chan