visas and passports could go unprocessed. applications for federal student loans could see a backlog. none of this is cheap. the last time the government shut down in late 1995 and early 1996, the tab it taxpayers was $1.4 billion. >> it's really about positioning and trying to gain points for the bat thal's going to come. >> reporter: that battle is over the debt ceiling. the treasury department said the country will hit it in october. the stock market would be in for another bumpy ride, potentially throwing the nation's economic recovery of course. in washington, i'm karin caifa. >>> just today we're learning about another glitch two sources sold the ap that small businesses will be able to start october 1st. instead, owners will have to fax or mail their information so they can enroll. at the same time the spanish version of the website will not be able to handle enrollments for several weeks. >>> meanwhile local healthcare providers opened their mt. vernon facility. the expansion will help meet the needs of the patients.

the border patrol would not be affected, passport and visa applications may go unprocessed. the cds may stop monitoring illnesses and outbreaks. national parks and museums may close. you know those date labels stamped on your carton of milk or boxes of cereal? you think those are expiration dates? you may be wrong. now confusion is causing americans to throw away billions of why tons of food. >> so much food goes to waste every year. we're talking 40%, about 160 billion pounds of good food gets tossed in the trash, costing a family of four more than $2,000 a year. according to a study from harvard university, use dates, the study found the labels confuse consumers to think the food is only good up until that date. but most of the time they're a way for businesses to communicate to each other for inventory purposes. aside from baby formula, the federal government does not regulate date labels for food. that's done at a state level. different labels could cause different things. sturl you have eggs with a use-by date of a few days old, would you use them? >> i probably would n

park service sites closed down and turning away seven million visitors. 200,000 applications went unprocessed. and multiple services for american war veterans were cut back. it ranges from health and welfare to financial and travel assistance. >> words of warning from israel to the united states on iran's new leader israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is meeting at the white house, and he is expected to talk about israel's deep concerns about a nuclear iran. james rosen is reporting from washington. >> greetings from washington where conservatives are expressing profound skepticism about iran and its motives and the white house is too. in the historic phone call they told rouhani that the u.s. believes iran has a right to peaceful nuclear energy. he said afterward he urged them to take meaningful and transparent and verifiable action to comply with interest national law. with international law. the top states like germany and iran met in new york. that was also a first since 1979. the iranian dip diplomat who attended the session urged iran to open up the closed nuclear facilities and s

however, 800,000 federal employees could be furloughed, passport and visa applications could go unprocessed. the c.d.c. could stop watching outbreaks of illness and military veterans could see delays. national parks and museums could close. we have much more. >> house republicans who passed a budget friday that removes funding for the affordable care act have set up a fiscal showdown with the white house that could lead to a government shutdown october 1. the democratic controlled senate said the house bill is dead on arrival. the president warned congress. >> we're running out of time to fix this but we could fix it tomorrow. both houses of congress can take a simple vote to pay our bills on time, then work together to pass a budget on time. >> the political drum beating to defeat and preserve obamacare as the affordable care act is known took center stage on the sunday talk shows. >> a vote for closure is a vote for obamacare. republicans are going to stand side by side, listening to the people and stopping this train wreck that is obamacare. >> the last thing that the american people wan

passport applications were unprocessed. ranging from health and welfare to financial and travel assistance, just some examples of what happened. >> we do not wish to ignore the interests of any other country. we do not wish to go to war with any country. we do not seek to produce any weapons of mass destruction, including nuclear weapons, and therefore, should there be any concerns it is crucial to remove those concerns. >> that was hassan rouhani continuing to declare iran does not want a nuclear bomb. now comes the true test. negotiations start in geneva. tomorrow, we start a contrasting view. from benjamin netanyahu. he will visit president obama at the white house, then meeting, of course, coming three days after the president spoke directly to his iranian counterpart, breaking three decades of a sfatandoff there. mr. netanyahu will be looking of proof of the president's commitment to possibly confront iran and deter the producing of nuclear weapons. can we believe iran? john bolton served as the u.s. ambassador to the

. >> dealing with thousands of unprocessed gun applications. those stricter rules will not apply to you. you will not have to undergo stricter background checks as long as you get the application in by september 30. applications are coming in at the rate of 1000 a day. the woman accusing john leopold of harassing her has reached a settlement. she accepted an offer from the county of $110,000. she claimed discrimination and retaliation. he was convicted of misconduct in office. a government shutdown could happen five days from now. >> ted cruz has been speaking for 14 straight hours now. he wants his message heard. his strategy made maryland's senator barbara mikulski a bit angry. >> it was never meant to be a vehicle for provocative, stick it to you legislation. >> a government shutdown would especially hurt maryland. >> military people, we have military installations. they may not be getting paid. that is not the way to be conducting a government. >> hallie jackson will have much more coming up in about 20 minutes. > 47 minutes at the airport

passport and visa application may go unprocessed. cdc may halt mon oring of illnesses and outbreaks, military vets may see delays in processes benefits and nationals parks, museums and monuments may close. number a major part of the president's health care bill that remember kansases are trying to did he fund. on october 1st. it's not an meet process, october 1st is the beginning of the opener role. period for health care exchange. january 1st the coverage and new mandates take effect. that includes the requirement that everyone who can afford it, get health care insurance or be subject to a fee. march 31st the opener roll. period closes. the white house is presently surprise bide iran's declaration -- that's syria's chemical weapons arsenal. the obama administration is encouraged by words from iran which could lead to a diplomatic meaning between president obama and his iranian counterpart. another bloody day in chicago, three people killed, nearly two dozen others injured and now residents are calling for peace. ♪ ♪ >> a major step

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during last shutdown 200,000 passport politics unprocessed, nah stopped accepting patients for clinical research, national parks and museums closed. and contractors could see their projects delayed. now, parts of government that provide critical services would stay open, think air traffic control, food inspections, national security, border proter, maintenance of the power grid, also open anything considered essential to the banking system, the government would issue bonds and, yes, you would still need to do your taxes. but postal service would continue to deliver the mail. the government will pay out benefits, medicare, medicaid, social security, those are considered mandatory. the government workers who process them could be affected though this unlikely. now the president, his appointees, members of congress would get their paychecks but staff members would not. furloughed workers have gotten backpay after the government straightens everything out, starts back up again, but that's not guaranteed either. wolf? >> lots of unanswered questions. nothing certainly is guaranteed on wall s

what did they do is this they eight more unrefined, unprocessed foods, walked 30 minutes a day six days week, tried yoga and meditation, and attend group support meetings. >> life style changes are things that we want to do anyway. we want to eat better. we want to be socially connected. we ant to be less stressed. >> e while this study is too small to draw any long-term conclusions, doctor rapel feels encouraged. >> this study shows us the power of our daily behave your. >> in the study, the men who did not change their life style had measurably short telameres after five years. >>> parked right next to the electrical charging stations, all to set the stage for the governor to drive home a message h. said california is leading the way when it comes to electric cars. >> this is main stream america in california promoting electric vehicles, electric charging, and changing the very nature of how we live together. california is reducing its climate footprint, and we are a catalyst not only to the united states, but for the entire world. >> the governor says there are two bills in the legis

during the last shutdown, 200,000 passport applications went unprocessed.s were suspended. the nah stopped accepting patients for clinical research. national parks and museums closed. and departments could see projects delayed. critical services would stay open. air traffic control, food inspectio inspections, border security, the maintenance of the power grid. also open, anything considered essential to the banking system. that means the government would still issue bonds and yes, you do need to pay your taxes. the postal service would continue to deliver the mail and the government would pay out benefits. medicare, medicaid, social security. those are considered mandatory. not affected. however, government workers who process them could be affected. although that's unlikely. the president, his appointees, they will get paid. furloughed workers may get back pay, maybe get back pay after it's settled. it's also not guaranteed. fewer workers spending money, delayed contracts, all this means less economic growth. that's the big concern here about a government

passport and visa applications could go unprocessed. national parks and museums would shutter.pplications for federal housing and student loans could see a backlog. none of this comes cheap. according to the congressional research service, the last time the government shut down in late 1995 and early 1996, the tab to taxpayers, was one-point-four billion dollars. while the shutdown is serious, it's really more about positioning and trying to gain some points for the battle that's going to come. that battle, is over the debt ceiling. the treasury department says the u-s will hit its borrowing limit in mid- october. if congress doesn't move to raise it, interest rates could climb, and the stock market would be in for another bumpy ride, potentially throwing the nation's economic recovery off course. in washington, i'm karin caifa. anne arundel county police are searching for several people who reportedly beat and stabbed a man in brooklyn park early yesterday morning. the 24-year-old victim told police the individuals attacked him a little after four a-m near old riverside and hi

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during the last shutdown, 200,000 passport applications went unprocessed. accepting patients for research. national parks were closed. and paperwork, projects could be delayed. critical functions, critical services, think air traffic control, food inspections. national security. border security. the maintenance of the power grid. also open, anything essential to the banking system. that means the government would still issue funds and yes, you do need to pay your taxes. the postal service would continue to deliver the mail and the government would pay out benefit, medicare, medicaid, social security, those are considered mandatory. they're not affected. however, government workers who process them could be affected, although that's unlikely. the president, its appointees, members of congress, everyone else will get paid. although their paychecks will be delayed, furloughed workers may get back pay, may get back pay, after it's settled. but not guaranteed. all of this means less economic growth. that's the big concern here about a government shutdown. christ

approximately 20,000 to 30,000 applications by foreigners for visas to come and visit in america went unprocessed. that's going to affect not just the tourism industries in new hampshire. it's going to affect airlines. it's going to affect people across the country. then of course there are federal workers. in new hampshire there are 7,400 of them. these are just some of the effects on the economy. and considering the many industries that would be affected, i.t. n it's no surprit economists have forecast that failure to pass a continuing resolution, as bob ruben said, would do significant damage to our economy. even a three- or four-day shu shutdown could slow growth by .2%, according to economist mark zandi. it doesn't have to be this way. i was a gone for three terms. the presiding officer was a governor for two terms. we understood what it was like to work across the aisle, and we always passed a budget because we had to put in place a budget. there are a lot of differences on both sides of the aisle, but we understood the importance of compromising because it would have been impossible to get

these baby appear normal for the few month of life, but unprocessed protein builds up in the bloom and will cause developmental delay. thanks to the dried blood spot test he developed so many years ago and we still use today, babies can avoid that fate with simple changes to their diet. just amazing. later, screen were developed for new conditions like sickle cell disease and cystic fie broad array sis. these advantages are life saving. only for those who live in state where they were actually implemented. some states lagged behind others and adopting new method and technologies. as a result, a baby born with a condition that is inherited might receive the proper treatment in one state that go une deducted in another. in fact, in this very room, 11 years ago in the last hearing that the senate held on newborn screening 11 years ago senator chris dod then the chairman of the subcommittee said, let me quote, there's an enormous disparity in the newborn screening between the various state in our country. only two states at that time only two state will tee for all disorders. the vast majo