"they basically told us to go home and we will call you when we need you back." f-a-a safety inspectors... in limbo. the constantly- increasing risk... associated with extended furloughs. ((break 2)) among the 800- thousand federal employees furloughed in the government shutdown. nearly all of the agency's 12- hundred certification staff and inspectors were told to take the forced unpaid time off. now, as margaret conley reports, there's conce about how at will impact airlines. aviation safety inspector stephen ferrara got an email the morning of the government shutdown telling him his job -- inspecting safety systems for planes and pilots - has been furloughed until further notice. "they basically told us tgo home an we will call you when we need you back. ran federal aviation administration employees have been furloughed, a third of the faa's workforce. this includes almo 3,000 air safety inspectors who are not reporting to work and not getting paid for w. loretta alkalay was an ttorney for the faa who w teaches fwit30 plus years at the agency, she's been throu

going home, you know? kind of depressed when people are going home, but still, i mean, just shows us, incentive for us goingome, i mean -- >> bittersweet. >> oh, yeah, [ bleep ] yeah. as long as he don't come back before i get out, we'll be all right. don't come back. >> no. >> no matter what he does, he's still my child. but i hope this is the end of all this and we can move on. it's time for him to grow up, and you know, he has a little girl he needs to get everything right so he can see her. >> inmate houck? >> yes, ma'am. >> okay, i need to see your i.d. >> what is your d.c. number? >> 222301. >> are you ready to go? >> yes, ma'am. >> do you have any property? >> just this. >> okay. >> keep yourself out of trouble. >> all right, later. >> i see him wave. is that him? that might be. >> sign your first and last name on that top line. this shows today's date, that you're being released. you're going to receive $50 when i get you outside with your family. that's what you're signing for. print your name here and sign your name there. >> he's probably like in there primping, making sure he looks just right, y

i hope whatever he can say or he can say on that his promise or word is more likely to have us go back home instead of telling us what is going to happen and it did happen and it's not happened. >> congressman a final word what would you like to tell your sit constituents and everyone that has suffered from this storm. >> i can tell you this is a bipartisan issue so far especially those that represent the part of the east coast that was devastated by the storm. democrats and republicans alike we are putting our elbows to the grind and doing what he w we ca. to make sure that we expedite the kind of services and need and resources to get our constituents back home and back to where they were. what we want to do is make sure we build it back and back better than it was. see people can go back to work and fix our board walks and i will assure you we will continue fighting until we get that done. >> an important effort a lot of people depend on it. i wish you all the best of luck with your efforts with all of the people tess tim. it's time to see what is trending. >> there are a bunch of articl

. >> i go to the bahamas, you know, every time it's just a great get-away and just enjoy the kids and stuff. give them a little time because the young me used to go homend never be home you know what i'm saying so over the years you get used to doing the same thing and you come back out of almost like you're trying to get over that hill again just to get back so i say you know what i'm going to leave that alone and just take the family and get a chance to really spend a whole week with them. >> next up for the skins tony romo and the cowboys. now, all romo did yesterday against denver mind you throw a club record and career high 506 yards, 5 touchdowns that will make the owner jerry jones a very happy man as you could see right there but romo threw the critical interception it was just 2 minutes to the end zone. dallas lost to denver 51-48 and the redskins took notice and were certainly impressed. >> they looked amazing, you know, they looked amazing out there. i didn't think, you know, it would be they could keep up with peyton manning and what those guys are doing. but dallas and tony romo never seem to amaze me they came out there and set all kinds

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i thought it was going to be us going home. i was saying my good-byes to jack. backstage, i was like, never mind, i was just joking. >> don't listen to anything i just said. >> we felt someone is going home. we were the only ones not safe. then it's us. we were about to give each other a hug. then they made the announcement. >> you're safe, too. >> reporter: both couples live to see another day because incorrect voting telephone numbers were displayed on the screen in several time zones. >> may have resulted in some votes cast for the wrong couples. we got rid of the votes and decided not to eliminate anyone. >> we were in shock. >> i think they did the right thing. >> it was only fair that no one got eliminated. >> considering what happened, there was no choice. >> i don't ever feel like i'm safe. >> the lack of eliminations last week, you don't know if it will be two or one or what's going to happen this week. >> and christina milian joins us. they have to be so nervous. they don't know, sit one, is it two? they don't know. >> the pressure is on. this week, we

go home safe. if you think you can take me, one of us is going home hurt. my moral authority and physical authority. i should use my moral authority when i can. you're going to call me a racist, what kind of moral authority do i have? none. if anything gets a little bit out of control, i have only one authority, my physical authority. >> if you don't have legitimacy within the community as a law officer you're going to get backlash not people wanting to follow the law. >> my own fear that you're going to call me out on my legitimacy can sometimes ironically raise the level -- >> that's interesting, and very well put. congratulations on the launch and we'll keep our eye on it. >> thanks for being here. up next, a very different kind of science, could who you love be determined by what's inside? much more cycle ahead. m has afi, atrial fibrillation -- an irregular heartbeat, not caused by a heart valve problem. that puts jim at a greater risk of stroke. for years, jim's medicine tied him to a monthly trip to the clinic to get his blood tested. but now, with o

go to the bahamas every time. it's a good get away and enjoy the kids and time. give them a little time. the young me used to go homever be home, you know. over the years you get used toeo do egtodoing the same thing. you come back to get over thever hill again just to get back. i'm going to leave that alone al and take the family and get a a chance to spend a whole week with them.with th >> the nfl owner's meetings tak place in georgetown while the redskins name controversy won't beco discussed. they are expected to vote to fund a renovation project at red fedex field. that would involve renovation of the seating and. lighting area for the team. >>> they are taking game in atlanta. with more than two minutes to go, gino smith, engineered an an eight play, 55-yard drive which set up the game-winning field goal. the jets win 30-28. they beat the falcons. >>> and a playoff baseballl update. the d odgers are first team in the major league to advance tota the next round. juan uribe led to a victory in atlanta on game four so the dodgers are make moves as well. >>> coming up a mom lashes out u after she gets a letter fro

go? >> we're just hearing part of the ted cruz story. look, when you have grover norquist saying that ted cruz had potential to ruin the party by bringing us here and then going homebandoned, that's the type of division that's taking place. and honestly, this division is really these extreme tea party republican righties that, again, i'd like to say that the representatives that are going forward with their narrative feel like they're being -- feel like they're being harmed by this. but they don't. because they understand, this is what their constituents want. this is the way we have been gerrymandered in america and until we change that, we're going to have these kind of folks in congress for a long, long time. >> all right. mike papatonia, instead of me miller, mike greka, appreciate you are being here. >>> still ahead, a union alert. i'll tell you about a push for new trade laws that impact american workers. it's getting exposed. stay with us. more is better. that's why we designed the all-new nissan versa note, with more technology, to get you into, and out of, tight spots. and more space so that you always have your favorite stuff. and, just for good measure,

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it difficult for me, even from living paycheck to paycheck to make my bills so i had to start use might go homes this mean some practical terms. i understand your own sisters called you to see if you needed to borrow money? >> yes, that's true. i'm a single parent with two children, two adopted children from guatemala. the instability is affecting them. i'd like to be able to pay my mortgage. i'd like to be able to pay my utilities mind creditors. and it's very terrible that we're not able to go to work, when that's the thing that federal employees do. we serve the public. we need to go back to work and get paid. >> it does look like most workers are going to get paid once the shutdown is over. but your need is more immediate, that's what you're saying? >> well, i think everybody's need is more immediate. and there's some people who make less salaries than me that are more entry-level workers, we have our bills to pay now. the creditors are not saying we'll forgive late fees and interest rates. we need to buy food for our families now. >> right. well, lyn, we wish you the very best. and we cert

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home team, the fans, everybody, you know. even though you have to go out there and perform, execute and find a way to play good baseball. it's comfortable for us to go back home. >> now, as the series moves on, the cardinals might gain an offensive edge with carlos beltran still proving to be an active and productive player in game two despite his rib injury. the red sox manager said he is going to sit one of his big r.b.i. producers, ortiz or napoli, because there will be no designated hitter allowed in the national league park. napoli was singled out, saying that he would not consider putting napoli in at some other position, like catcher. game three will go down at 7:30 from boston. >> nfl, let's go streaking, the buccaneers have dropped seven straight. newton putting on a show against the bucks. cam threw two touchdown passes, includedding that one to greg olsen. he ran for another. deangelo williams getting his groove on into the happy place as he shakes and bakes his way to get the 12-yard score. panthers spank the bucks 31-13. the radio station in tampa took out a full on billboard that said fire schiano with flames behind it. internati

home. sources told the paper they think meyers is going to use the home for residential purposes. the funeral home will go out of business in two days on halloween. >> 6:55. burlingame based virgin america is rolling out a new video. écgrew, it's a safety briefing that everyone ignores. >>yeah. to release the buckle pull up on the latch. that one. if you have flown virgin america they have a safety video that's cute enough to pay atext to. >> to the cabin pressure changes suddenly oxygen masks will drop from the compartment above your seat. if this happens -- >> this one has been around for a while. so it was really time for a new video and here it is. ♪ the eyes are glued to the flat screen. oxygen flow. the straps -- >> how would you not pay attention to this. >> i love it. >> this is outstanding. >> scott, i was telling you i have been flying virgin quite a bit and i got used to the stick figures. i could do this dancing in my seat. >> i really like their attitude. obviously they are the hometown airline and we're pulling for them but they are also greet fly. >> let's see those

go home. you know, you can check us out and then we can go from there. follow your lead. >> female undercovers have an unsuspecting jon on the line. >> he's in the parking lot. >> now all they have to do is reel him in. >> go ahead. >> turn around. turn around. put your hands behind your back. put your hands behind your back. >> inside the room, police find a big bear of a man with alcohol on his breath. detectives say he was hoping to party with all three women, but now the party is over. >> if you haven't noticed, we're running a prostitution sting. >> a resident of indiana, the man tells police he's in town on business. detectives say they see his kind all the time. >> businessmen, doctors. lawyers. you know, career guys. >> we've looked at the demographics. it's across the board. >> all right. we got a guy coming up, guys. >> economics doesn't make a difference. race doesn't make a difference. >> turn around. police. you're under arrest. turn around. >> age doesn't make a difference. from 18, all the way to, i think it was 74 years old. we arrested o

what does that tell you as they're going in to search this believed to be her home? >> it tells us taking any chances, ed. on the off chance there's any explosives or anything else there, they want to make sure they've got every base covered. that's one of the reasons to have the robot. and ed, there are reports now that this is a 34-year-old woman who lived in that residence with significant past mental health issues. so as we discussed at the top of your show, it may very likely be that type of issue that drove her, or allowed her to drive to washington for reasons yet unknown. >> michael isikoff, the latest in your reporting, what can you tell us tonight? >> well, we did -- we were the first to report that she did not fire any shots, that it all came from law enforcement. now, that is going to raise some questions in people's minds. were these justifiable shootings? one law enforcement source i spoke to this evening said she was using the car as a weapon and so therefore those shots were justified. now, obviously, there's still a lot. we don't know about precisely what came down

us home? >> bart talks still going on in oakland. this is a live picture.strike deadline is 33 minutes away. they said tonight commuters should make alternative travel plans in case a deal is not reached. the news begins at 4:00 a.m. or at kron4.com. good night, everybody. >>> drawbridge 911. >> bring the bridge down now. i don't know how much longer she's going to be able to hold on. >> what we've learned about the woman hanging on for dear life. >> the bridge is fully up now. >>> then, bob costas controversy. >> it's an insult. >>> plus, chaos on the streets. weaving in an out of traffic, they almost get hit by a passing bus, defying cops. >>> and exclusive, the sensational johnny carson book by his best friend. johnny's hair trigger temper, the boozing, the womanizing. he even tried to steal hi

moving up about one hundred pounds a day and then people extract that from their homes using the loan value of the home to go out and spend to go out and use that as a consumer spend and so the government has said you know this is a great ponzi scheme let's only require a five percent down so that people can continue this ponzi scheme of borrowing against our home why doesn't the government go to one hundred percent mortgage total guarantee to allow one hundred percent of the economy to go out there and leverage their home to consume why are they stopping at just a five percent ponzi scheme threshold why not a hundred or a member going back to northern rock and bradford and bingley they offer one hundred ten percent mortgages why not go that route das instead of this pretense that they are in fact trying to encourage anything other than massive ponzi scheme building here in the u k. look i think you're absolutely correct why stop at ninety five percent leverage i think let's be honest i think the policies that are in place just showed the i suppose poverty of economic thinking and also the lack of alternativ

moving up about one hundred pounds a day and then people extract that from their homes using the loan value of the home to go out and spend to go out and use that as a consumer spend and so the government has said you know this is a great ponzi scheme let's only require a five percent down so that people can continue this ponzi scheme of borrowing against our home why doesn't the government go to one hundred percent mortgage total guarantee to allow one hundred percent of the economy to go out there and leverage their home to consume why are they stopping at just a five percent ponzi scheme threshold why not a hundred or a member going back to northern rock and bradford and bingley they offer one hundred ten percent mortgages why not go that route das instead of this pretense that they are in fact trying to encourage anything other than massive ponzi scheme building here in the u k. look i think you're absolutely correct why stop at ninety five percent leverage i think let's be honest i think the policies that are in place just showed the i suppose poverty of economic thinking and also the lack of alternativ

get done but i think everybody needs to go home for the weekend and calm down before they come back to really see if they can get something going. >> the rest of us really get to go home for the weekend but members of congress somehow do for long breaks. i guess the house is off for a while? >> they'll be back on tuesday. senate is off the next week. >> senate is off the following week. >> it takes a while to get them all together. they have to do the budget, december 13th between patty murray and paul ryan and conferees, it's a tall order for immigration to get done. i would like to see the evidence of a big white house push. >> we're waiting for that but at the same time what we're -- we're where we were before the shutdown thing started, waiting on the house. the senate passed its bill and when you look as what happened over the last couple of weeks. you can look at it one of two ways. on the one hand you have a house conservative tea party base that was able to drive the direction of the house for as long as it did. so if they maintain that power, that ability to overrun speaker boehner, then that creates a very difficult atmosphere. >> maybe

the department used twitter to tell people to go home. >> halloween is a much bigger picture in the middlef the country. an extreme weather alert. al monster storm putting halloween on hold for trick or treaters heavy rain and strong winds. >> you are right. halloween for children across parts of indiana. one town in particular fishers, indiana had heard reports they have postponed halloween because of the rough weather we are expecting and we are seeing tough conditions across portions of central texas. we picked up 8 inches of rain. there have been reports of ongoing rain extreme weather is ongoing. we have several warnings. flooding is ongoing. not only are we expecting more rain, the rain coming down early as well. you can see on the radar up into the city of chicago. all of these areas you will be dealing with the areas of heavy rain through out the afternoon hours and by tonight that storm system is slowly going to be pushing eastward. we have a threat for severe weather including tornadoes wind gusts and large hail from eastern texas to louisiana up into the great lakes parts of ohi

gerri: us talk about what's going on. u.s. home heating, 56 percent of homes and using natural gas.you know or producing more. 6 percent of homes using heating oil, 38 percent use electric heat. across the board or seeing the amount of these products arriving -- present being produced here in the u.s. helms using natural-gas will see a 13% increase from a year ago and prices. think about that, producing more natural gas than ever and yet consumers are paying more. that just does not seem right here. >> it doesn't. the source of natural gas in the louisiana and texas, it's cheap, third to a quarter of the cost them a place like japan the natural gas costs of through the roof. gerri: i care a lot less about japanese customers that people right here. we're producing more here, that's the promise of producing locally. that's what we approve it and agree to have it in a backyard because it think it will bring down the price. why we left sort changed. we don't really fallen natural-gas as much as we do heating oil. heating gile is very provincial, mostly in the northeast. as you mentioned

i am going home. >> one of the things that makes us always understand. why people leave.o somebody why are you leaving a job in the house or in the senate. it's this kind of a burn out quality to it. and you probably won't easily establish a life as long as you are working. >> it hurts your family. you become -- >> that line, they left because of family reasons. turns out to be true. minimum of half the time. >> yeah. >> cover. >> you know what somebody doesn't understand. somebody was making fun of "newsroom" and "west wing" you are ernest, everybody was real, no cynics around. sure there is a hokie congressman some where, where the people work for him for the money. we dent woon't work for the mon. dedicated and respectful. guys working for reagan. we looked up to them. duberstein, baker, some were our friends. we were friend with the guys. we look up to them. as we argued with them. like, like david gerg nechen. we respect them. some times friend with them. all the common commitment to making government work. people outside washington. think it is leviathan. a lot of p

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going to come home. i never lost that home or that faith. >> mark joins us now. a former homicide detector. years and tragic cases there is a flurry of media attention when the child goes missing and then the media turns the attention to other stories, what happened in the past two years, are there any new leads? >> i think the police department is probably made or remake contact with deborah bradley and came out with the progression photoquite possibly to stimulate interest and generate movement in the case. due diligence they revisit possible homicide cases and that's what this is. a possible would case. and deborah bradley still has not answered the questions that the police had for her for the >> you maintained that deborah bradley knows hear than she is saying and involved in the child's disappearance. why do you think that? >> look at her story which was flawed many times in many ways from the beginning and in fact megyn kelliy did a interview on tv, she changed the time line and admitted she was drunk during the time or period that the baby was probably taken. you have several items

chief business and economics correspondent rebecca jarvis is here to bring us right into the american home. tell us how much it's going to cost the average american family budget. >> reporter: it could cost the average american family thousands of dollars, diane. all of this d.c. dysfunction we know comes at a cost for real people, the american people. it creates uncertainty, and economists think it could cost our economy $8 billion a week. look at the last shutdown. that was 17 years ago. stocks back then fell 3.7 percent. if that were to happen today, retirement savings accounts could lose as much as $9,000 in a span of just a couple of weeks, diane. >> the previous experience was rather limited, rather short. we're talking about an even bigger threat looming ahead. >> reporter: yes, because we have another major battle. it's probably something for some that will say crises fatigue. the reality of the situation we're talking about something that once we faced this before, we faced a credit crises in this country, trillions of dollars in wealth wiped out in a matter of a couple of days, a debt downgrade, and that's s

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home. sources told the paper they think meyer is going to use it for residential purposes. the funeral home will officially go out of business in two days on halloween. >> some boat owners on the california coast are finding a new way to keep sea lions from sun bathing on the deck. the harbor master has purchased nine of these air dancers. you see these inflatable tubes. the bright colors and strange movements seem to scare the sea lions away. if too many of them pile on the deck of a boat they can actually sink it. >> really. a sight as well as the sea dancers. >> not just for car dealerships. >> you got to think about it. will they be blowing this morning? >> you know what, we have calm conditions to kick off the day. we have temperatures that are going to be 67 in livermore, 61 in fremont and 62 today in san jose. here is anthony slaughter in for mike but it's still traffic tuesday out there. good morning to you. >> things are starting to pick up. we have a report on 580 at harrison of metal scrap metal in the road so you may want to avoid that area. 580 at harrison. righ

use it in your own home. there are these platform lifts that go up the stairs, they are incline platform lifts, and under some circumstances those are acceptable to use. >> i would say the chair lift in and of itself will never work for commercial enterprise. if i was to use it, where would i put my chair? do i haul it along behind me up the steps? . >> you just can't get out of your chair without help, that wouldn't do. >> for home application they are great, but for commercial it just wouldn't work. >> here we have somebody's front door. it requires that you push down this little button as you grab and pull the thing. it's a little difficult. it's an old knob. it's got some historic value to it. i think reasonable readily achievable barrier removal might say that you adjust the mechanism so that you don't have to actually push the button down to make it work, possibly. here is a really wonderful see's candy accessible entrance. everything is right. the door has nice hardware, easy to open, it's got everything going for that, but you can only achieve that if you are really gutting something out and building

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