why is that so unreasonable? >> there was a headline in one of the local hill newspapers, that said the republicans don't know how tougts out of this mess. they have reached a point. remember what they started off by saying? senator cruz said this was all be defunding obama care. we haven't heard about that in a while. what's happened issed script keeps changing. they're trying to find an end game and can't find it. let me tell you the end game should be an honest -- reopen the government, pay the bills and then we'll discuss all these things. the president would say that u you i would say that. let's have a meaningful discussion about and put it all on the table. at the end of the day we're all in this right now. their approval ratings are far worse than the democrats' approval ratings or president obama's approval ratings, but we are all in this. the government's is now opening. there are kids who depend on formula through the wic program, and we need a way out of this. not to mention -- why isn't the democrati

as if we're the ones behaving unreasonably. the american people see through this factual misrepresentation. lastly, let me just say, we had another great myth put forth this weekend by none other than the speaker of the house of representatives. no, not the junior senator from texas, the other one from ohio. he said, there are not the votes in the house to pass a clean c.r. not the votes? i'm no mathematician, mr. speaker, but it's clear, 198 democrats have indicated they're willing to reopen the government if you put the bill on the floor. and if you add that to the 23 republicans who have gone on record back at home in their districts, that gets us to 221. the magic number being 217 to reopen the government. stop peddling factual misrepresentations to the american people to cover your legislative malpractice. let's get back to doing the business of the american people. i yield back to my good friend. mr. horsford: thank you. i thank the gentleman from new york. i know we are coming down to the end of our time. i do want to ex

is that unfair or unreasonable? >> well, that is not exactly what it is. the case that is happening here is there is -- because they forced them into the exchange, unlike employers, where your employer pays a significant chunk of your health care costs, congress doesn't have that. and that is why they put in these subsidies, so that it would match what -- >> congress is not taken good enough care of -- >> they would put 100% of the health care costs of employees, which is unlike every other -- >> the average american watching tonight, they're not getting a 72% -- >> they don't want to have to go through what everybody else is suffering through, they also don't want to deal with obama care, that they forced down everybody's throats. i love how they call republicans unreasonable, you're are getting a debt ceiling hike without spending cuts, and barack obama and harry reid says no, we're not going to stand fair. we're not going to budge, how are the republicans being unfair? >> in the same sense that i go into mcdonald's, the guy says give me an extra five bu

that's not unreasonable.care to cover members of congress and white house people, not unreasonable. and they want income verification for those people who go on the exchanges and want a subsidy. we just want to say, what's your income and prove it. none of this sounds like a very big deal. none of it sounds like a huge sticking point. that's to me, let's bring in becky garrettson, tea party founder and president thereof and she's here today. you heard those details and i'm saying that's not an unreasonable series of demands from house republicans, that's not extreme at all. what's your reading? >> i agree, it's not extreme at all and i would go so much farther. i don't think a one-year delay is unreasonable, especially as we see obamacare, the reality of it coming on in a computer program appears they were written by kindergartenees. millions of people are receiving notices that their insurance is dropping them or their employers are no longer going to hold their insurance. we need a one-year delay and i thin

union says could lead to unreasonable working conditions and assignments. right now, no new negotiation sessions are scheduled. you can see the picketers will be here all day today. reporting live in oakland, matt keller, abc 7 news. >>> not going to be good out there. >> no, it's not. for an early look at traffic, probably no rob problems out th. >> so far so good. but the morning commute is just under way. we are looking at areas of construction which is rather surprising considering that there is a strike. however, because we found out at midnight all these projects were underway. so we have quite a few lanes blocked off along 80 westbound between highway 4 and 580. so you can see so far so between. we have green on the map. that is it mean you are atop speeds. and take a look over the altamont pass, still at 25 minutes. highway 40 you're in good shape. 101 not too bad. but as we take you to the bay bridge toll plaza, already starting to see a little bit of a load upcoming and going. i have to say right now it looks fairly decent, but we do hear the bay

being unreasonable. remove the burdens of those who are the collateral damage of this government shutdown. >> unfortunately, at this point, it may take a prayer to get the government reopened and the debt limit raised in time. >> this week a brazilian federal judge dismissed a multibillion- dollar lawsuit against oil giant chevron, ending a two-year legal battle over spill that happened back in 2011. the spill occurred at the offshore oil field off the coast of rio de janeiro. at least 3600 barrels of crude leaked into the ocean. this case is the largest ever environmental lawsuit in brazilian history. prosecutors are asking for $18 billion u.s. in damages from chevron. they also filed charges against the company posteriorly contractor, transocean limited, and 17 of its employees. the judge dismissed those charges after accepting a deal was chevron that requires the company to pay 100 $35 million in compensatory activity. brazil has become the sort of epicenter for offshore drilling in south america. in

these are unreasonable people. when you are willing as these conservative -- these are far right wingers to destroy the credit rating of the united states and put the economy of the united states at risk for your cause you are not serving the american people. what boehner i think he hoped to be able to keep his caucus together. he tried for two weeks and couldn't do it. and i give boehner credit for doing the right thing for standing up and taking the tough hit. this is something that has to be done. obama was right not to negotiate over the debt ceiling and the house is about to do the right thing and give john boehner credit. i fault boehner for letting it go this far but not for trying to keep the caucus together. it couldn't be done in the face of stubbornness which put their party and the cause before the country. >> i disagree with that. maybe i'm wrong but isn't the job of leadership to tell their party and guide them and tell them the limitations of strategic ambitions and say, hey, listen, we won't be able

we're not asking the speaker to do something that's unreasonable. we want him to pass a bill that has his number in it. not ours, his. ours is $70 billion higher than that. we all -- we're also not asking him to do anything unreasonable. he asked to go to conference. we say let's do it, anything you want. all we want is the government opened first. we -- we'll agree to a conference. a senator: will the senator yield for a question? mr. reid: i will be happy to yield to my friend, the distinguished president pro tempore of the senate. mr. leahy: mr. president, the senate -- and i was there when i saw how hard he worked to pass a continuing resolution at the number the republican leadership of the house asked for, based on their assurances that they would use it. mr. president, i'd ask my friend, the majority leader, was that sort of a classic bait and switch operation? because if it is, i think of another one where they asked us to pass a budget and senator murray led us in passing one, we finished our last vote at 5:30, 6:00 in the morning on a satu

the judge said the regulations would unreasonably restrict a woman's access to abortion clinics. argued the new regulations would shut down about a third of the abortion clinics. heidi zhou-castro joins us. how has the governor reacted to this ruling? >> john perry put out a statement, will not stop our ongoing effort to protect life and ensure the women of our state are not exposed to any more of the abortion mill horror stories that have made headlines recently. john that statement falling in line with the restrictions of women's health. >> i believe these were to go into effect tomorrow. whawhat happens now? >> now there is this injunction and it would have drastically impacted the work of the abortion clinics which i'm in front of right now. that element was the requirement of abortion doctors to get admitting privileges at a hospital within 30 miles of a clinic. on that rule the judge said that it was an irrational and it would place undue burden on women. now there was another element that judge did rule on as well. that one requiring doctors to follow a strict fda approved

. >> the chief of police said it was an unreasonable action by the officer. he said it was clearly a wallet and he does not expect his officer to act this way on a traffic stop. >> how long has bain been on the force? >> five years. he was cleared by all charges but he's been suspended indefinitely without pay but he can appeal. >> stay in the car. stay in the car. stay in the car! >> two videos here that are a little disgusting but for completely different reasons. the first one is in south africa at a restaurant. they're eyeballing the purse of the little girl. eventually they cue the little girl, she takes the cell phone, put it in her shirt and they all go out and nobody notice as thing. >> the girl wasn't quick. she stood there in a few moments digging around in the purse before she got the phone. >> you wouldn't expect the 7-year-old to be a thief. >> these are the years she's learning right from wrong and she's being taught the opposite behavior. >> this is kind of cu cute. dad's 14-month-old son is with him in the bathroom. the little boy ends up runn

our fourth amendment protects us from unreasonable searches and seizures. yes we have a reasonable expectation of privacy from government intrusion. the key word, the touch stone that the courts have said over and over again is reasonableness. as societies change and as things have changed while we are on camera everywhere you go on the street and there is a surveillance camera. you check in on your phone. you you lose that reasonable expectation of ply -- of privacy. everybody knows where we are. i think our courts over the next several years are going to be evaluating what is respect and what is not reasonable. it is reasonable for anybody to think our government isn't tracking our whereabouts so long as we continue to put it out there. we do so knowingly and voluntarily every day. >> speaking of unreasonable seizures you have four or five a day. they are generally based on your drinking and drug intake. >> she usually goes straight to commercial. >> luckily the viewers have not seen it yet. >> andrew is right. things are a little different. >> we changed

our fourth amendment protects us from unreasonable searches and seizures. yes we have a reasonable expectation of privacy from government intrusion. the key word, the touch stone that the courts have said over and over again is reasonableness. as societies change and as things have changed while we are on camera everywhere you go on the street and there is a surveillance camera. you check in on your phone. you you lose that reasonable expectation of ply -- of privacy. everybody knows where we are. i think our courts over the next several years are going to be evaluating what is respect and what is not reasonable. it is reasonable for anybody to think our government isn't tracking our whereabouts so long as we continue to put it out there. we do so knowingly and voluntarily every day. >> speaking of unreasonable seizures you have four or five a day. they are generally based on your drinking and drug intake. >> she usually goes straight to commercial. >> luckily the viewers have not seen it yet. >> andrew is right. things are a little different. >> we changed

why is that unreasonable? >> paul ryan skillfully framed in in the entitlement reforms that he would call from. the ones that president obama said he might embrace. >> as recently as during the budget this year. but senator blunt said something in the paper i thought was well side. he said you can't fight about having the fight. a key variety for the republicans in temperatures of using the leverage they have here is are they going to unite on a strategy? are they going into these talks with one plan. if there is anything from their point of view is that this is a quiet negotiation. >> regular workers. >> the way it is supposed to be. >> right, it's not the circus we have been seeing lately with a vote every day on a different bill, and conferences every day, it can be a quieter process where they have fewer opportunities to embarrass themselves. i think it will depend on being about to articulate a strategy. >> there is another big if here and that is taxes. you heard durbin bring it up right at the start. wo

and not staying anything -- saying anything, i went to the press and said that the cubans are unreasonable. and i am not going to leave until i see him. out,nly did i not get him i could not see him and i had to leave after four days because i was getting nowhere. i try to stress it is important not to lose your cool. >> is the undersecretary still in business? foundationhave a low of those in prison. i have done it with other detainees in the middle east and latin america. negotiating with sharks, it is just common sense suggestions. negotiating with difficult people like your spouse, getting a mortgage, buying a car. normal tips on how to get something done. >> how to sweet talk a shark. thank you for joining me. to winyoungest writer fiction, one of the most prestigious literary awards in the future, she received it for her second book. at the ceremony and sending us this report. >> the winner of the booker prize. old writer fromr- new zealand. , set during new zealand's gold rush. is now above the cloud and will be full by monday night. plenty.exities of it is based on astrological cha

the only people unreasonable in this is the president and harry reid.d a better solution or offered to negotiate. they just keep saying no. >> congressman, thank you very much. giving an impassioned case for where he stands on this issue. we are 20 minutes away from a shutdown. when we come back we will be joined by a market expert who says whether that position makes sense and whether is it good for our economy and mortgage and our lives. this is something that truly matters. we will be back in a couple minutes here live on "outfront." could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. mmmhmmm...everybody knows that. well, did you know that old macdonald was a really bad speller? your word is...cow. cow. cow. c...o...w... ...e...i...e...i...o. [buzzer] dangnabbit. geico. fifteen minutes could save you...well, you know. >>> welcome back to a special live edition of "outfront" on this breaking news. in less than 20 minutes the u.s. government will shut down. the republicans and democrats could not agree. joining us are -- [ inaudible ] let me start

are there unreasonable people in your party? >> some people believe in big government and there is no end to government spending. the debt forever. i think there are other people very concerned about our level -- level ofr he indebtedness. >> what do you make of the tea party after this fiasco? >> they were formed as a result of the huge expansion of the government by the obama and bringing on obama care. there has been protest about the size and scope of government and questions about obamacare. they will continue. now that the shutdown and debt has been put off, watch the focus returned to the indebtedness of the united states, the size and scope of government and all the problems with this huge government program, which is very expensive. not backhope they are here. for more on how the financial markets feel, i am joined by the ceo of pimco. the market rose 200 points today. were they right to be so euphoric? >> they remove the immediate threat of catastrophe and find a way to open up again. the markets like the fact that we

deliver us from the hypocrisy of attempting to sound reasonable while being unreasonable.emove the burdens of those who are the collateral damage of this government shutdown transforming negatives into positives as you work for the good of those who love you. >> that is senate chaplain berry black over the course of the shutdown he turned the morning prayer into a quiet provocation prodding the conscience of each and every member. for him it's not a question of democrat or republican. i spoke to him today. dr. black, the debt death benefits not being paid you said it's time for lawmakers to say enough is enough and you actually initially wrote a different prayer. what made you change it? >> well, i am a retired navy chaplain. i spent 27 years in the united states navy and serving in the united states marine corpse as well. i have on scores of occasions had to go to the next of kin to inform some mother, some wife that their loved one had been killed in action. i know the incomprehensible grief that can ensue after that kind of notification. so the thought that a delay in d

reid, unreasonable, is to cave.hat means if they sit this out for a month or two months, how long the president wants to be arrogant, just sit it out. what do you think? >> i think people should say, we're willing to fund the entire government even on obama care. we're willing, i am at least, to compromise, if you won't agree to de-funding it, can you at least agree to keeping it less bad? but we're going to keep at it every day, and keep trying to de-fund it. if he wants to take care of the wounded sur -- soldiers when they come home, or the president wants to veto that, by all means, let him come forward and explain why he is shutting the government down and not letting the americans have their special benefits. >> they won't even negotiate on that. they want special exemptions, don't you think it is time that the republicans in the house, that that should be the last offer in terms of they should stop negotiating with themselves, considering they were getting no feedback? >> well, i think the offers from here on

trying the make the point that republicans are being unreasonable. the house speaker came out trying to make the point the president is unreasonable. so language on both sides is very intentional know very carefully calibrated and used. that's where we are right now. the question is whether or not they can get past that language and find that little opening. maybe it is what we talked about a couple minutes ago. short term patch to raising the debt ceiling while they negotiate and don't just talk past each other. >> thank you very much. breaking aus this news. our second story. you've all heard people yelling and screaming about how this is armageddon. stocks fell sharply. the dow did fall 159 points. overall since the shutdown started and the debt feeling fears started, it is down about 2%. a 2% drop is not fear of armageddon. for the year, stocks are near 13% as measured by the dow. this could change. it could accelerate quickly. we're not saying it is something to take lightly. as any viewer of the show knows, we care deeply about america's debt a

. >> the chief of police said it was an unreasonable action by the officer. it was clearly a wallet and does not expect his officers to act this way during a traffic spot. >> how long has he been on the force? >> five years. but a grand jury cleared him of criminal charges but the officer has been suspended indefinitely without pay but he can appeal. >> stay in the car. stay in the car! stay in the car! >> as far as close calls go, this could be the closest of the close. video from the airport in greece. this is a 737 air italy jet coming in for a landing. >> oh. >> wow. >> almost the top of that car and fence. just barely makes it. this airport known for close landings like this, but they think this one could have been a miscalculation, could have been a mistake. a lot of people in the areas say this was a little bit lower than they're used to seeing. if you pause it look, that guy in the suv, who's also filming this because we have that video too, watch this. >> it's coming right at him. >> holy cow. >> he could have reached up and touched the belly of the

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is that unreasonable?, it's not unreasonable but think you said something very interesting and the president said something very interesting today many times. he's ll to sit down and talk. is he also willing to listen? i think that's what's critically important here. it cannot be just his way or the highway. i tlink's two bodies of congress that have a vested interest. >> terry what you're saying is this is what the republicans are pushing for and the president continues to reiterate we just heard from him for an hour and five or ten minutes. >> i know. >> and he said he will not negotiate on the affordable care act. >> he will but they've got to pass the continuing resolution first and raise the debt ceiling. then he'll talk. >> but that's not right. he already did negotiate. that's disingenuous. he negotiating but telling businesses they did not have to comply with the a fordable care act for the next year and the other 20% he did not do so. that's where the republicans have a problem with it. he started

>> we have now acknowledged that the demands that the house republicans are asking for now are unreasonable. but then a journalist turns around and talks to a democrat and ask, why don't you negotiate? that is problematic. >> it has disastrous consequences. it means that voters can't determine who should be held accountable and the only way you can punish bad behavior or reward good behavior is to know who's responsible. >> the economist had a cover story about the shutdown. they said as midnight on september 30th approached everybody on capitol hill blinked. everybody else for the imminent shutdown of america's government. to a wondering world the recriminations missed the point. the big question is: what the hell are you doing on the edge of a cliff? >> not unique to television news. on september 29th the washington post published an editorial that straddled the fence. it was called out in the comments section. shame on the post. this is a typical media luis for false equivalency. i understand the d.c. post. this editorial is a waste of time. apparently those voices were heard. >> and in

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it could lead to unreasonable working conditions and assignments. no new negotiations are scheduled between bart management and the unions. they are expected to be here all day today and other bart stations across the bay area. >> the bart strike means more cars on the road. we will check with leyla gulen. >> that is absolutely right. i want to let you know that the bay ferry and san francisco shuttle at sfo, all have extra service for you, so i suggest that if you do rely on bart, those particular agencies are going to be offering some center service today and through the weekend and as long as there is a bart strike. we are noticing there is a bit more traffic on the roads and we have construction still lingering. northbound and southbound 880 in san jose from forest avenue to 280 will find some lanes blocked off and cones are picked up as we speak. at the altamont pass, this is where we are seeing the most traffic but you are at 54 miles per hour continuing up to vasco road you are in the 50's and not so bad as it could be. the san mateo bridge h

president, even if they are being unreasonable, why can't you just go ahead and do something that makes them happy now, and i have to remind people -- >> the constitutional option. >> what i have to remind people is that -- what we're debating is keeping the government open for two months. we would then be going through this same thing in the middle of christmas shopping season, which i don't think many businesses would be interested in. we saw what happened in 2011 and then we would have to go through it again six months from now and six months after that and one something that i know the american people are tired of and i have to assume the vast majority of businesses are tired of is this constant governing. >> the leadership bipartisan is meeting with president obama tonight. we'll see whether they can make any progress, but it looks like both sides digging in for awhile, at least a couple weeks until we get to the debt ceiling deadline. >> so jeff, we shouldn't hold our breathe something will come from the meeting tonight? where is this going? how will it end? >> the ad machine stat

. >> i thought that the unions were being unreasonable with their demands, requests, negotiations. it was a big inconvenience. i live near here. the commute isn't as bad. i scheduled it a little different. it is do-able. >> plenty of people say a ferry ride is great and relaxing. why not go with the flow? >> it is what it is. >> the san francisco ferry will continue on the bart strike schedule through tonight and then back to normal tomorrow morning. >> thank you. the deal that settled the bart strike is not being made public yet because the unions and the bart board have to ratify the contract. we are joined by cornell with the the lake merritt bart station. >> the tentative agreement has to be reviewed by bart union members. few details are revealed but it has been confirmed that it includes the installation of bullet roof glass for station agents. the strike is over. that is for sure. >> getting trains rolling again took a lot more than calling operators and station agents back to work. it took compromise and concessions on both sides to reach a deal one that the general manager

deliver us from the hypocrisy of attempting to sound reasonable while being unreasonable.e the burdens of those who are the collateral damage of this government shutdown. we pray. in your merciful name. amen. >> i cannot get within four octaves of that amen. but if the shutdown need a hero, i think we've got one. nobody is happy about the government shutdown. nobody is happy about a pointless government shutdown. costing the country hundreds of millions of dollars every day. inflicting needless but real harm on hundreds of thousand. soon to be millions of americans. aside from the congressional republicans who say that they're happier than they hatch ever been. nobody is really happy about that harm being done to the country right now. but one man in washington has the cat bird seat, has prime real estate to tell congress every day -- to their faces -- exactly how he feels about what they're doing to the country for what they cannot get over about themselves. and they have to listen to it. they cannot talk back. the fact that he is a man of god, rear admiral with 27 years

say we won't negotiate because while they have been good at portraying the republicans as the unreasonable players in this fight, they can only refuse to talk for so long before they themselves start to look unreasonable. >> and you know, frank, isn't that part of the strategy that you're now seeing in this piecemeal approach, where essentially republicans are saying, let's take popular thing, the national parks, veterans services, and put those out individually so that we can then go back and message that it's democrats that are keeping these things being funded. >> what republicans are trying to make the public forget is they're litigating issues in one court that have been resolved in another court, and we're not supposed to be fighting over these things in this process. you're not supposed to have these arguments now. you had them all before. i think their strategy is if they can get the public to forget about that and just look at the individual things they're proposing and not the way they've changed the whole rules of when and how you negotiate, they think they can gain some ground

we never did see it because that is unreasonably. that is not how you bargain. >> last best and final offer is a legal term. when we get to that, it will be clear. >> you are not there? >> correct. >> bart had a contingency plan in place if today but canceled when the unions agreed to a contract extension through the weekend. a spokesman said they will be ready on monday just in case a strike happens. that is very limited bus service to nine east bay stations with capacity for 6,000 people of the both sides say the talks are moving forward. that is good. they are both hoping to avoid a strike. >> bart riders are able to get where they need to go today but monday could be a different story because the unions have issued the 72 hour strike notice. abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield is talking to bart riders if walnut creek. what is the reaction? >> custody a good news-bad news situation. some people were smiling but they had a furrowed brow. the moment no one was sure they would see opening up a lot of happiness and relief. >> it is ver

quote, deliver us from the hypocrisy of attempting to sound reasonable while being unreasonable. in the opening prayer! >> yeah. [ applause ] >> and that's your morning's dish of scrambled politics. now for the first look of politics we are joined by kevin. good morning. thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me, happy friday. >> you, too. we have been focused in terms of the shutdown on negotiations with obama care. when it comes to spending priorities, how far apart are the two sides? >> they are far apart. when you talk about things like entitlements as well as more nuance issues, they are far apart. that being said, there is enough for a compromise if speaker boehner is willing to go against the tea party and not follow the rur that requires them to listen to the majority of the majority party. >> we saw the open mic moment between mitch mcconnell and rand paul going over the talking points. the republicans are willing to compromise, but is there an argument when all their demands are tied to weakening obama care? >> right now, no. i was speaking with republican senators

if it turns out that president obama can make a deal with the most intransigence hard-line unreasonableotalitarian mullahs s the world, but not with republicans? maybe he is not the problem. [ cheers and applause ] >> jon: we will be right back. >> jon: my guest tonight, the host of the fox news channelable, the o'reilly garkt, his new book is called killing jesus, please welcome back to the program, bill po riley, come on out here! >> bill zero rilecally. >> bill o'reilly! [ cheers and applause ] >> jon: listen, killing jesus, don't tell me how this ends, because -- i have breaking bad tape and i -- my guys, did we do it? >> i am not saying. >> jon: killing jesus. >> yes. >> how many more of these? i mean, what did you get? you have killing. >> lincoln. >> jon: lincoln. >> kennedy. >> jon: and now jesus. >> right. >> we have three more coming. >> oh, come on! who else? who else? >> i can't tell you because -- >> jon: because you don't like them? who else? >> no. world war ii, remember that? >> jon: killing hitler. is that what you are doing, killing hitler? >> well, he will go, yes. he