get your mail, other federal government services like airport security, law enforcement, will be uneffected. >>> he built software so why not build something to keep the government from snooping in on americans. there is a plan to create a device called descent ral to stop the nsa from monitoring people. it would fit in someone's pocket and sell for less than $100. they claim the first prototype will be ready in 6-months. >>> barring the unforeseen, brown will enter as california's longest serving governor. he was first elected in 1975 and he served two terms, now in the middle of his third term he is about to pass waren. he made it to a third term but in 1953 stepped down so he can become the chief justice of the supreme court. >>> and from capitol hill,. [dropped audio ] >>> previously serving as homeland security secretary and before that governor of arizona. but the new job does have the perk of a pay raise. make 571,000 a year. that is 3 times her salary for leading the fight against terrorism. >>> heavy rain and gusty winds pounded the forth west this weekend, downed power lines left

sanfrancisco's water and power sup is ply remains uneffected that the point. milder conditions are expected to slow the flames down. it burned more than 100 structures. >>> east palo alto home is riddled with bullets after a late night shooting. the shot spotter directed the tphroes this house last night. the officers say the gunman fired as many -- directed by officers to this house last night. the officers say the gunman fired as many as 20 shots. >>> a police officer killed in a shooting rampage, his memorial was unveiled today. the detective was gunned down by a former police officer christopher dorner back in february. the detective's family and friends held a memorial in his hometown of lake arrowhead today remembering his service. [ applause ] >> this does not fill any holes in our hearts. but, it does make us understand that there are a lot of people out there that really care about him and his service. >> reporter: the statue was supposed to be placed in front of the sheriff's office. but, the family request today be maced in lake arrowhead village so

the west side and on the bottom right-hand corner you can see southbound 880 traffic moving by uneffected. there's police activity and embarcadero is taped off. this happened at 4:45 this afternoon. we're working to get you more information. we'll bring you updates when we get details. >>> the race to get a smart watch to market is over. the company that unveiled the gadget. >>> the mixed reaction following the news of ariel castro's suicide. >>> julie in the newsroom for 6:00. >>> a short metal barrier, stopping you from taking a plunge in the bay bridge. how it compares to barriers on the old bridge. >>> it's a weapon in the battle to clear out homeless camps and there's a lot of them. one count see using goats to clear out the encampments. [ trina ] i'm a student at devry university. and these are my roommates. this is one of my favorite professors. and so is this. this is my academic advisor. and also my cheerleader. and when i finish my degree in business... a new job, at a great company... that's the graduation present i want. [ male announcer ] in 2012, 90% of devry university grad

and the measure he hopes to kill, obama care will be uneffected bay shut down nap money is already earmarked. >>> if we spent -- president obama climbed in. >> the thei rony of those talking about repealing obama care because it's so widely expensive, if they repealed the law it would add to oh the deficit. >> as mike vacciro reports, a threat of a government shut down has not stopped senator cruz. let's take a live look from the senate one more time and listen in. >>ty'd like to see those without insurance get health insurance. i'd like to see a competitive market where low cost policies were attractive to people and they chose to purchase it. one of the best ways for them to get health insurance is for them to get a good job. >> world you like them here or there? now latest on the ma'am massacre. he says his country will begin three days of mourning tomorrow. death toll is now 72 people. kenya's military still trying to make sure they have found all the rebels inside the mall. the kenyans say all the hostages are free, however, the word from al-shabab was that attackers were still holding

entitlement programs would remain uneffected. tsa and border patrol would also weep going. offer, federal workers and other agencies would be furloughed. passports and visas would not be processed, and national parks and museums would be closed and veterans would see delays in benefits. >>> it's estimated 40 million uninsured americans will have a chance to enroll in the health insurance affordable care act. ten states have opted to run their own exchanges which means the federal government will run their programs. and thousands of volunteers are on the ground in those states to help people enroll, and we have the story from florida. >> reporter: each breath she takes is it line labored. each word she seeks is an effort. this is just two signs how graves disease is robbing the 30-year-old from her strength. her doctor told her she needed to take time off from medical school to recover. there is no good option. quit and the school will drop her health coverage. but with pre-existing condition the policy cost would be too high. >> i was going to lose my insurance. we would ju

it caused them to be uneffected by bullets. all of this nonsense. this was going on then it's going on now. the language has been tempered, but drugs are such easy scapegoats because most of the population don't use drugs. you can't say these things about alcohol. even though alcohol is active and just like any other drug like cocaine and the rest of these things. you can't say these crazy things about alcohol because many people drink alcohol. they know the effects of alcohol. fewer people use cocaine. and so you can tell these incredible stories about cocaine. >>> you can watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. >>> now on booktv, steven gillon. the transfer of presidency from john f. kennedy to lyndon johnson. this is about an hour. >>> i think the question when you write a book like this, the first question that you have to answer is do we really need another book about the kennedy assassination? is there anything new to be said about the assassination of president ken i can? are there new materials that have suddenly become available

so, for example, the money for tax credits, that money's uneffective. it arrives on schedule.tate and federal exchange, they still operate. the mandate would still be in place. of the lost funding that's affected, it could be fielded by the obama administration moving money from these mandatory pots into these other pieces and the white house could argue that a lot of the crucial positions fall into the bucket of essential personnel who are protected during the shutdown. so, it wouldn't be ideal. implementation would move forward and it could get worse for republicans from there. obama care is first year, the it's just going to be full of glitches and hiccups and mistakes. things are going to go wrong. big things. that's just true for every big and complicated law. when john boehner was first made minority leader in 2006, he was asked about the implementation of medicare part d, which he and his colleagues just passed. he said, quote, the implementation of the medicare plan has been horrendous. now, the expectation for obama care, republicans are going to be able to take advan

madam president, that will have one effect and uneffect only. it will help ensure, no ifs, ands or buts, that my language doesn't pass or that language doesn't pass. in fact, one of the main republican proponents of this language said in a meeting which i attended this will be perfect because all -- under that scenario, under that language, all republicans can vote yes, all democrats will vote no, and it will be killed and we will keep the subsidy. so that's the game, that's the point, that's what's going on. we need a straight up-or-down vote on this no washington exemption language, which is filed as an amendment to this bill on the floor, which is filed as a separate bill, and i very much look forward to that before october 1. thank you, madam president. i yield the floor. mr. hatch: madam president? the presiding officer: the senator from utah. mr. hatch: madam president, there is an epidemic of abuse that is taking place in america today. recent reports estimate that hundreds of thousands of children and youth are at risk of domestic sex tr

we are paying for this den call crisis now in an inefferent, uneffective, unjust dental system. we spend money on those coming to the hospital mj rooms suffering in pain. we refuse to provide to people to get the care they need. i believe in making sure people to get to the dentist when they need will prevent not only a lot of suffering, but at the end of the day, save our country money as well. interestingly enough, last year i asked the people of vermont and people all over the country to send me their stories about dental problems. we were just blown away by the kind of response we got. we got 1200 responses. ic people are ever asked to talk about it. what we heard are people who are in pain who can't find the dentist to worry about their gift. it was really quite something. i think we have a real problem that needs to be discussed. when we talk, by the way, about the concept of insurance, we usually mean that insurance covers the need. i think most people understand that dental insurance often pays for a relatively small percentage of one's needs. the average benefit cap is