at the time i was underinsured and also received behavioral health care at whitman walker. >> whitmanalker has evolved over the years. >> yes. >> it is now full service health. attack a little bit, if you works about the different services you offer. you work with 13,000 patients every year? >> the downtown location and together our providers see about 13,000 patients every year. we have full service medical care, everything from primary care to women's health to medical adherence, support. we have behavioral health. we do dental care. we really are a full service community health center in addition to our legacy of providing std care and testing as well as hiv care. >> beyond -- as you mentioned, beyond hiv and aids, talk a little bit about, if you would, stats on other stds. >> so, yeah, there still are very large numbers of std infections. in fact, those numbers are not really changing. if anything, some of them are heading in the wrong direction. so, syphilis is a huge problem in d.c., gogonnarhea, clam -- chlamidiya. there are cultural reasons for what we call sexual networks tha

we'll tell you what meg whitman had it to say after the break. jane? >> john, $220 soccer cheeks as nike goes after brazil in the world cup. ceo mark parker calls this a growth company. he highlights one area of underperformance, lululemon you've been warned. back after "power lunch" swooshes through a break. the wright brothers became the first in flight. [ goodall ] i think the most amazing thing is how like us these chimpanzees are. [ laughing ] [ woman ] can you hear me? and you hear your voice? oh, it's exciting! [ man ] touchdown confirmed. we're safe on mars. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ hi. [ baby fussing ] ♪ >>> like two ships passing in the night nike put into the dow and hewlett-packard kicked out meeting with wall street analysts today. jane wells is in oregon at nike's today. but we begin with john forth in san jose at hewlett-packard's analyst meeting. >> tyler, hp stocks spiked during the analyst meeting today when slides from whitman and her team appeared to indicate 2013, plus or minus 10 cents versus the 363, the street was expecting. th

something ceo meg whitman told her employee in an internal letter. will today's meeting convince investors that the turnaround is working? maybe it's already working, because the stock right now is up 6%. we debate it now. pete's our bull, murphy the bear. 1:30 on the clock. pete. >> i love the fact when you start off with the valuations, they're incredible. you look at the cash flows, also, incredible. it's the fundamentals that stand out to me. i know everybody wants to point to the pc in exposure. meg said, look, this is a five-year plan. we're going to fix this and get it going in the right direction. she has made -- her word has actually been exactly what it has been. the restructuring is exactly what she said it would be. when you look now, murph, the cost for the employees now is at the lowest level in five years. a lot of things. they've had a big problem with the integration. some of the buyouts. indigo is one of the names that stands out. they're focusing on different areas. printing is one of them. not a huge area for them. but growing ver

called a fix and rebuild year but whitman also told investors she expects revenue to stabilize next year and business to accelerate again in 2015. it sent shares of hp 9% higher. >>> also meeting with wall street analyst and investors, nike, one of three newly added to the industrial average. jane wells got a first-hand peak of the athletic apparel and shoe outlook for growth. >> reporter: nike long ago raced past competitors but the ceo says this is a growth company because the world is a great company. >> over the next decade, we will see the world's middle class population grow by one billion consumers. >> reporter: that's a lot of feet to cover. nike is projecting revenues will grow from $25 billion to last year to $36 billion by 2017 and niek cow.com sales could quadruple and apparel sales should grow over 30% and a special emphasis on attracting more women. >> if you run a mile, run a race, you know what, run a marathon. >> reporter: the company is revamping the strategy in china hoping to entice shoppers to wear more than shoes and preparing to grow in brazil with the world c

it was just one of the comments to come from h-p ceo meg whitman at of yesterday's analyst meeting. whitman also pointed to profit expecations for hewlett that were beyond wall street's expectations. she also mentioned competition coming from rivals. in the end-- hp stock bounced nearly 9% in trading wednesday to close above $22. sears reportedly is selling off some of its stores. according to the wall street journal the retailer has sold some its profitable stores in an effort to raise cash. a spokesman for the company admits cash from the sales helped cover for operating losses. sears stock fell 5% in trading yesterday. men's wearhouse is turning down an offer from jos a bank. the bid to buy men's wearhouse was unsolicited. jos a bank is offering to pay $2.3 billion dollar or $48 per share, which sent men's wearhouse stock 27% higher to close at $45. the retailer called the deal opportunistic and undervalued. discount retailers reported mixed earnings results this week. family dollar dropped in trading yesterday after reporting same store sales were flat last quarter. the retailer

meg whitman sure to be in the spotlight. more. hey, jon. >> hey, carl. yeah, she's lit rally in the spotlight right now. her tone is kind of "we're doing pretty well under the circumstances," talking about the services business being more stable now. now, hp stock is up 44% from where it was a year ago. when she last did this meeting, which helps on the optics. and whitman's executive shuffle will be on display, as well, as diane wiseler, and speaking of the pc and enterprise businesses. and there will be questions about the growth and her strategy. last year, she said she believed 2014 would be the year we'd see, quote, real recovery and expansion, unquote, at hp with growth from every business unit. and by hp's last earnings call in august, she had changed her tone, saying growth in 2014 is unlikely because of global macro uncertainty and i'm guessing the government shutdown isn't helping. and questions about the hp overall standing, the company got removed from the dow, and whitman sent an e-mail to them, saying take it s

everything is going to be bounced around until the halloween effect. >> have you talked to meg whitmanou have any personal relationship with her? >> i have met her. i think she is a terrific lady. she gets a lot done. i am kind of disappointed in hewlitt packard. i know they have had problems but i see them coming out. >> you're still long sirius? >> yeah. >> that was a good >> welcome back. in case you missed anything on cnbc today, here is a rapid fire recap of the top moments in tonight's executive edge. >> i want to make sure that she doesn't view herself as an enabler of bad policy within the congress itself. so look this ought to be an interesting hearing. i look forward to learning what her views are. >> we should have a negotiation on the budget. let's put aside the clubs of shut down and default and let's have that budget negotiation. >> if the group was cash constrained, i know what i would do. i would say this one don't pay that one. the treasury has made no effort to set up -- >> you know that to be the case? >> yes. >> men's warehouse rejecting that bid. >> they don't like

hpq following comments from meg whitman.e game. >> we had hewlett-packard and alcoa in the dow that would have helped. we're watching comments from meg whitman and very positive ones from that. basically talking about sales. she expects them to stablize. that helped move hewlett-packard to the upside. bucking the trend of the market even when the dow was down. david: one index how crazy the market has been ups and downs, machinations from yellen and the debt ceiling crisis. the very started off. of course that is the volatility index. when the vix is up, that means craziness is up. you see the green arrow, up about 5%. now it is down almost 5%. that kinds of gives you an indication of the mood of the market. >> it really does. right after we heard from our fed minutes, and, we saw what we saw is that the markets, the dow took off to the upside. the vix went to the downside. it shows the investor relationship as the fear take as break and volatility take as break. the markets have volatility to move to the upside, dave and li

marsha whitman, i represent the family. how do you do? this is ms. watson, mr. holmes.ult for the department. they're the ones who harassed graham after the service yesterday. we, uh, apologize for any violation of decorum, but as it turns out, it was absolutely necessary. if we hadn't spoken, we may very well have never learned the truth. you recognize that, right? it's my dad's. where'd you get that? it was hidden in your father's office. you tried to take it out of his desk last week, not abigail. gregson: maybe you were thinking about turning him in. or maybe you were thinking about stopping him from hurting your little brother, too? what do you mean "hurting"? graham, what's he talking about? nothing. it's okay, graham, you can tell us the truth now. i don't understand. are they saying that...? are they saying your father...? i don't want to talk... with you about this. graham? no! i want you to leave. both of you, now. i can't allow you to... i don't care! just leave now! mr. delancey is 17. he is within his rights to talk to us alone. (door closes) what's on ther

. >> republican meg whitman's former maid and illegal immigrant said whitman knew she was in the countryusive to her. >> that's defamation of character. >> it is not. your client lied. >> no. >> your client lied. >> a lot of people like you and a lot of people on fox news channel would like her -- >> stop that. gloria, don't you dare do that to me. stop it right now, gloria. you know i have represented more people than you have in situations -- in terms of people who need representation. so don't pull that stunt on me . >> okay. >> up next, texas governor rick perry. governor rick perry is here to tell you what's next. plus, looking back at 11 1/2 years at t 10:00 p.m. monday we move to 7:00 p.m. eastern and 2:00 a.m. eastern. [ man ] on december 17, 1903, the wright brothers became the first in flight. [ goodall ] i think the most amazing thing is how like us these chimpanzees are. [ laughing ] [ woman ] can you hear me? and you hear your voice? oh, it's exciting! [ man ] touchdown confirmed. we're safe on mars. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ hi. [ baby fussing ] ♪ customer erin swenson orde

. >> democratic consultants say the gop will need the deep pockets of a meg whitman and star power ofld schwarzenegger to beat jerry brown. >>> the bill authored by san francisco assembly man tom amoto allows them to detain them only for serious crimes. immigrants arrested for minor crimes but otherwise eligible for release, must be released from custody. >> what we're doing here, we're not using our jails as a holding vat for the immigration service. where they see important matters, they can take action. but california, we're going to stick to our own business. >> california district attorney's association opposed the bill, saying it could release potentially dangerous offenders. >>> governor brown is marking a milestone today. he is the state's longest serving governor. he served for two terms before term limits became the law. brown is now three years in his third term. he has not declared if he'll run in 2014, but if so, that would be for an unprecedented fourth term. >>> how apple's new ceo today remembered steve jobs, two years after his death. >> plus, a new twist in a motorcy

you walk down the road with walt whitman and your mind is in march and your spirit is in march and you're sympathetic imagination and capacity to be another person is also enlarged. this is a spectacular gift and it is available not exclusively in the humanities, but it seems to me words have a certain magic that allow this to happen in amazing ways. it's hard to explain why that is so there's an in one nest and a community about the reading that allows for this kind of a sympathetic imagination. and i think i have to admit it's rather wonderful. another thing that the humanities get and we were just catching on in a moment ago. another gift of the humanities get is very simple. i start with genex in the locomotive moment feeling deterministic and feeling the way of some force that reaches out its hand and controls. it says language speaks man to which i want to say it speaks some people but not all of them. some people go around speeding business speak, sports, political and the effectively take the roots. to quote concord because they have not capitalized for that which they are express

ceo meg whitman will give wall street an update on the company looking increasingly grim. whitman already said the company won't grow next year. it's in the middle of cutting 29,000 jobs. analysts believe more may be needed. the one time silicon valley leader was removed last month from the dow jones industrial average. hp haishares have fallen 17% ine last three months losing half the value since 2010. >>> oakland a's return home to play a fifth and deciding game tomorrow evening in their divisional playoff series against the detroit tigers. the a's lost game four in detroit yesterday. now they took an early 3-0 lead with help from jed lowrie's homer. the tigers came roaring back to win, 8-4, and tie the best of five series at two games apiece. tomorrow's game at the coliseum begins at 5:00 and the winner will advance to the lead championship series against the boston red sox. abc 7 news viewers continue to send us their fan photos. you can see this fan posing with the a's mascot stomper. if you want to see -- rather we want to see your fan photos. they may end up right h

meg whitman who took over $15 million last year. >> different set of numbers ahead. mike nicco is coming up with the forecast. >> they are above average but nothing in that spectrum. good morning, everyone, from the rooftop of the abc7 broadcast center, we will talk about warmer than average afternoon temperatures in the seven-day forecast and we will go in search of rain. you may not find any until november. that is ahead. >> another state trying to crackdown on the home away from home vacation rentals that help >> covering daly city, dublin, los gatos and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> fairfield police hope these photos will lead them to the teen who caused several explosions inside a wal-mart forcing an evacuation. they happened early yesterday morning the store on north texas street of the investigators say the teen walked into the store and set a wicker basket on fire that spread to several containers causing them to blow up. no one was hurt. >> another website glitch allowed unite 9 customers to purchase overseas tickets for $50 but this time they did

. >> according to aaron of whitman and walker, the numbers are clear evidence that the locally run website, d.c. health links work. people by the thousands are curious and shopping. but few are buying so far. maryland residents are shopping for obama care on a state website called, maryland health connection. maryland reports just 2300 households have actually selected insurance, but 34,000 have created accounts. and there have been 260,000 hits on the website. in virginia, drentzs shopping for obama care use a website called enroll virginia, which does little more than kick users to the failing federal website, healthcare.gov that has the president fuming and critics howling. virginia governor, bob mcdonnell opted to stay out of obama care. no enrollment figures are available. in washington, scott broom, wusa9. >> and stepping on the campaign trail today, virginia attorney general and republican gubernatorial candidate, ken cuccinelli called on president obama to fire kathleen. he says the secretary of health and human services should be held accountable for the flawed rollout of the affo

meg whitman will give an update. whitman has already said the company will not grow next year.0 jobs. analysts believe more may be needed. the one time silicon valley leader was removed from the dow jones industrial average last month. hp shares have fallen 17% in the past three months, losing half their value since 2010. >>> 5:17. an economist with strong bay area ties is about to get a big promotion in washington. >> here's jane king with this morning's bloomberg business report. >> good morning. we may be about to get the first female head of the fed. the white house says president obama plans to nominate federal reserve vice chair janet yellen in succeed ben bernanke. she would be the first woman ever to lead the fed and one of the few to lead a central bank anywhere in the world. rival samsung introducing what it calls the world's first curb screen phone. it goes on sale in korea tomorrow for about $1,000. samsung says the curved design makes it easier to control with one hand. >>> big merger in the works in the apparel business. joseph a. bank offers to buy men's warehous

interesting the number of women from tech companies, cheryl sand burg and meg whitman of ebay. >> hp. >> hp, used to be ebay. >> a lot of powerful women on that list. that's "nightly business report." i'm susie gharib, for more join us on our website at nbr.com. >> i'm tyler mathisen have a great evening everybody. see you back here tomorrow night. >>> "nightly business report" is brought to you by. >> thestreet.com, financial media tools for an ever changing financial world. the dividend stock advisor guides and helps generate income during a period of low interest rates. we are thestreet.com. >> announcer: a kqed television production. ♪ >>> it's like sort of old fishermen's wharf. like family discount. >> a little like jean-gignon >> the calories -- >> it's like an investment. >> oatmeal with a touch of wet

congressman ron whitman is going to give up his pay. scott rigell is going to donate his salary as well. >>> there are plenty of empty seats on metro trains. the transit agency says ridership is down 22%. instead of running eight-car trains during rush hour, they're dropping it till six cars still further notice. the longer the shutdown continues, the tighter the metro budget is going to get. >> some good news for fans and service academy athletes. they received it last night. their games will go on as scheduled this weekend. the government shutdown threatened to pull the plug on all of them, including the much anticipated air force-navy game in annapolis. the teams will be allowed to play because the games are paid for with nonappropriated funds and have been long planned. >> that's what we thought. that's good news. >>> at 4:35, we have new information on that terrible bus crash in tennessee. at least eight people are dead and dozens more were injured in the accident. it happened last night on the interstate 40 in knoxville. officials

at number ten is hewlet-packard meg whitman who took home $15 million. other well compensatessed women in the bay area include head of software and services for intel and the chief executive officer for williams sonoma and senior vice president for community banking at wells fargo. >> congratulations, one and all. it is 4:54. time for traffic and leyla gulen. >> we have clear conditions but we have a crash before you get to the altamont pass, at mountain house parkway, blocking a lane that is causing tremendous backup. we have areas with plenty of construction. if you are traveling between walnut creek and pleasanton hill northbound 680, to highway 242, we will have lanes taken away out there. now as we take you over to eastbound 580 from greenville road to north flynn road a drainage project will last until 9:00 and as we look at san jose it looks quiet out there and accident-free and here is 280 coming away from 17, a couple of head lits making it in the northbound direction. a beautiful forecast for us and here is mike nicco. mike? >> thank you very m

interesting the number of women from tech companies, cheryl sand burg and meg whitman of ebay. >> hp. >> hp, used to be ebay. >> a lot of powerful women on that list. that's "nightly business report." i'm susie gharib, for more join us on our website at nbr.com. >> i'm tyler mathisen have a great evening everybody. see you back here tomorrow night. >>> "nightly business report" is brought to you by. >> thestreet.com, financial media tools for an ever changing financial world. the dividend stock advisor guides and helps generate income during a period of low interest rates. we are thestreet.com.

opening the government butm keeping obamacare includes those like republican virginia congressman, rob whitman. whi >> some we were able to do a short-term cr, we could continui those debates, we could get government going.ntoi >> others meanwhile are voicingi deep concerns about the debt dt ceiling deadline in just two weeks. weeks. >> to save our city for people r to fight, we don't have to be doing it around the debt ceiling. ce >> the bottom liven, according to american universityy professor, while both sides deny wanting to win, ultimately, that is their goal.ir g >> anyone who says they don't tt care about winning, that is it all about principle, that iss fake, righteous and designed tod give them the value so they can win. >> so for its part, thet, t republican house moved towards t passing short-term spending spen bills today included one whichch would retroactively pay federal workers their back pay for any a days lost this week.see but the democratic senate iss unlikely to act saying they wane to pass one single spendingin bill, not just the ones republicans want.blicans >> and it co

hp, meg whitman is winning the show and the stock soared some 70%, which added over 18 million dollar in market value for shareholders. meanwhile, hp as a company lost around $3 billion during that time. so why do companies who lose money keep getting rewarded by shareholders? the answer lies in future expectations. >> stocks basically exist to discount the present value of what future earnings will be. so when you see stocks that rise without profits in the moment, investors are voting profits will be higher in the future. >> reporter: so don't be fooled. when it comes to investing, don't discount a stock just because the company doesn't make money. if you think it will make money in the future, then that might be a good reason to buy. for "nightly business report", i'm dominic chu. >>> before the opening bell today on wall street, investors sifted through a new round of stronger than expected earnings from companies like 3 m, ford and southwest airlines and they like what they saw and slugged off today's economic report. jobless claims fell by only 12,000 last week, less than expect

interesting the number of women from tech companies, cheryl sand burg and meg whitman of ebay. >> hp. >> hp, used to be ebay. >> a lot of powerful women on that list. that's "nightly business report." i'm susie gharib, for more join us on our website at nbr.com. >> i'm tyler mathisen have a great evening everybody. see you back here tomorrow night. >>> "nightly business report" is brought to you by. >> thestreet.com, financial media tools for an ever changing financial world. the dividend stock advisor guides and helps generate income during a period of low interest rates. we are thestreet.com. narrator: explore new worlds and new ideas through programs like this. made available for everyone through contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. matthew morrison: he was the third generation in a family of theatrical producers. his grandfather oscar the first in opera, his father, willy, in vaudeville, his uncle arthur in operetta. oscar the second was blessed by genes and genius. he wrote the lyrics for over a thousand songs and the books for 45 operettas and musi

. >> reporter: the whitman walker health clinic in northwest is where the entire billing staff is trained to enroll uninsured patients who qualify for obamacare but during a three- hour visit, there were no candidates. just 321 district residents have purchased health insurance on the exchange so far. 1894 have completed an application and 12,294 have created online accounts. >> i'm really excited. i think that's actually a lot of people who have gone through the who process and enrolled. >> reporter: according to erin, the numbers are clear evidence that the locally-run website achealthlinks works. people by the thousand are curious and shopping but few are buying so far. >> when you're looking at new products, it takes a little while to digest what your options are. because people know the insurance isn't effective till january 1, people have some time where they can really digest the information and make a really high quality choice. >> reporter: maryland residents are shopping for obamacare on a state health website that was not functioning properly today. maryland reports just 2300 h

whitman high school winsins perry will purchase as their october 25th home comcelebration.t to see who wins. see how the schools try to outdo each other.o >> i can't imagine how many schools are entering. >> a lot. >> straight ahead in in three words how would you describe the government shutdown? >> this is going to be interesting, our coverage continues and the house passes bills for temporarytemp funding but it's just not enough. harsh words coming from bothrom sides when we come back. hey lena, what ya looking for? well, you've found delicious! ♪ ♪ if you wanna go and fly with me ♪ ♪ it's buzz the bee on your tv ♪ ♪ oh how did i get this way? ♪ hey! must be the honey! ♪ it is so honey swagalish ♪ so much crunch, can you handle this? ♪ ♪ the party in the bowl don't stop! ♪ ♪ hey! must be the honey! ♪ ♪ hey! must be the honey! ♪ must be the honey! >> announcer: this is fox 5 morning news. >> good morning.orn we're coming up here on 5:00n on this thursday morning. it's october 3, we're goingoin into another day of the government shutdown, the partial government shutdown.go

and rob whitman also of virginia is staying optimistic as we approach the final minutes before the shutdown. >> the house put out different ideas to solve this and how to fix what we know are problems from the affordable care act. i hear it every day. and so i think this is a reasonable course of action and we're going to continue to put our ideas our way. all they have done is say no, no, no. >> reporter: and now joined by democratic virginia congressman jerry connelly. thank you. we heard you speaking in the piece that we just aired right now about a bill you and congressman moran want to introduce at 1:201 -- 12:01 should the shutdown happen and tell us what that would mean for your forward employees. >> federal employees, who, through no fault of their own, who have been furloughed or temporarily laid off have been reimbursed for that lost salary. we've introduced subsequent legislation to make sure they are kept hole and that is what this would bill -- what this bill would do, keep them whole. >> and the government shutdown years ago but how is this different from that. >> about 17 yea

. >> the t that whitman is the best place to be foror her and we will make it an incredible night.leainly wish you guys the best. if you win, where can we vote, how does this work? >> in terms of the contest, who is chosen, cho it's kind of up to katy and her agents 237. >> you'll more than bye t when. >> the top five are known by october 10th and i think the finalist is released the 18th. in terms of what we're trying to do now is obviously what we want to w do is increase the awareness about youtube. >> we can finally getlly our message out there because we've done a lot. our biggest accomplishment has been raising over $9000 in four-days, so it's fun. >> thank you, guys, so gu much for coming in. sam, the film production specialist and studenttud body president, you guysuys are doing great thingsrea and i wish you all the best and hopefully she'llully be here for your home opening on october 25th. o >> hopefully. >> that's great, thanks a lot.ot. we're on capitol hill today. we saw people seeking out shade. >> can you believe this? temperatures into the upper '80s. unbelievable. s

meg whitman expected to discuss the changes tomorrow. >> a trend known as corset shaping has been comingack into fashion. doctors warning of dangerous consequences. it insolves wearing a corset like device worn four hours to start then made tighter in increments. experts say it can move ribs lower making the waist small yes, bun expert says this could lead to weakened muscles and constipation. >> joint movement isn't going to be as normal. lungs can't inflate as they should. if there are women wearing witness heart conditions, that would be a red flag. >> they cost about 150s skpdz should be worn under medical supervision. >> millions of california electricity users could see changes in bills in the next couple years. >> this is bill waives the way to overhaul it's energy rate structure, those living in hotter communities may see will heer bills, those living in cooler coastal communities can see their rates rise. any new rate would affect energy for three major utilitis. pg&e, so cal edison. >> it's going to re-examine rates for 75% of the energy comes from. >> legislation aimed at enco

and number 10 is hewlett-packard's meg whitman taking home $15 million last year. well compensated women in the bay area include renee james head of software ask services for intel, laura alber, williams sonoma. >> you might have to have salary of a ceo to buy chocolate soon. rising demantd and bad weather he in key areas is driving up the cost. price of coco butter has risen 70% now at a four-year high. you probably won't notice much of a change. a trade group says chocolate manufacturers are more likely to reduce content or make candies smaller rather than dramatically increasing prices. >> well, here is more still to come here tonight with less than six hours to go we're going update bart talks for you. >> what could happen if washington doesn't lift the debt ceiling ...quickly followed by skydive.. ...and paris romance. there was a quick interlude... ...then mighty aphrodite. but then the day came: marry me. and she thought and thought and then she chose: freedom trail. there's a deep, rich, enduring color for everything, including love and happiness. benjamin

democratic strathist bernard whitman, and brad what do you make of that? >> i think that the tea party overplayed their hand. they played a pair of deuces like they had a royal flush. either way you lose. this is a town that revolves around numbers. and in this town the only way you pass legislation is by getting the numbers. you need them in the senate and you need a president who is going to sign the bill and have enough votes to override the veto. if you take the game of math out of it. some are saying the tea party are more energized than before. >> here is what the tea party is going to accomflish. they are going to reduce the republican party to a permanent minority. they have the lowest f favorability in the history of a party and they are driving support up for obama care by 25%. they are outside the main stream and they are seemingly immune to reason. >> let me ask this question, brad, because senator ted cruz has gone to almost a household name right now. i want you to both answer this question. is he toast now? or will he be the toast of the tow

and number 10 is hewlett-packard's meg whitman taking home $15 million last year.ther well compensated women in the bay area include renee james head of software ask services for intel, laura alber, williams sonoma. >> you might have to have salary of a ceo to buy chocolate soon. rising demantd and bad weather he in key areas is driving up the cost. price of coco butter has risen 70% now at a four-year high. you probably won't notice much of a change. a trade group says chocolate manufacturers are more likely to reduce content or make candies smaller rather than dramatically increasing prices. >> well, here is more still to come here tonight with less than six hours to go we're going update bart talks for you. >> what could happen if washington doesn't lift the debt ceiling so what can i get you? we'll take something tasty and healthy. ♪ ♪ if you wanna go and fly with me ♪ ♪ it's buzz the bee on your tv ♪ ♪ oh how did i get this way? ♪ hey! must be the honey! ♪ there's a party going on in your cereal bowl ♪ ♪ o's can help lower cholesterol ♪ ♪ oh why does it taste

third cheryl sandberg at facebook 26 million and no. 10 is hewlett-packard and whitman took home this last year and renee james for intel. lauraal versus ceo of williams sonoma and senior vice president for beauty banking at wells fargo oychlt you might have to have a chocolate to buy the if chocolate. price of cocoa butter has rich 70% in the past 12 months. now 4 year high. you would i notice much of a change at the soup mark. manufacturers more like will toy reduce the if candidate instead of raising the prices dramatically. don't do that. >> no. >> extended payment plan for the chocolate. >> exactly. >> we need our fix. >> you are absolutely right. wonderful weather. will last for awheel. most of the week. minor changes. like at live area no fog hit the coast mild evening so far but will turn cooler overnight but at the moment 24 hour temperature change. writ now 8 degrees milder if this hour last night. 14 degrees warmer halfway bay than the this hour. he sposhingd bay area certainly milder. live view from the roof top camera abc 7, 69 oakland 63 san francisco, san carlos 64 grea

. >> if whitman high school wins, katie perry will perform at their school. >> they were so excited theyeeting for us to get the word out and i guess we did that today. >> all right. still to come on the 10 a mother out raged after her son was suspended. st  a game of cops and robbers ended in a suspension after a florida student presented his hand was a gun. >> his mother calls it way over the top. >> third grader got suspended after playing cops and robbers and his mom claims the principal suspended him for using his hand to pretend his hand was a gun. tuesday night this mom took her case to the osceola county school board. >> i'm asking that his situation be thoroughly investigated and it be brought to the board apps next meaning. >> school chairman responded. >> this should have been handled differently. i a preeppreciate you being her working with our staff. >> bennett talked to the principal tuesday. she believes he did not have all the information friday when he decided to suspend jordan. bennett claims his son was playing a game. >> he needs to be ta

senator mark warner will contribute to an education assistance fund and virginia congressman rob whitman will donate during the shut down to move charity. with so many people furloughed in the shut down. if you are furloughed, they said you should do your initial claims online because of increased demand. they have claims from federal workers. in virginia they said you will get a special paper application to file your claim. the shut down is forcing a change of plans at one d.c. theater. one of the most famous theaters, as a matter of fact organizes at the ford theater will take the show on the road and be performed at the united church of christ about a block away. that performance will be free. monday's panel discussion will be moved to the center for education and leadership across the street from the theater. big losses on wall street again. let's check in with josh for the latest. josh? >> hey, barbara. stocks suffering triple-digit losses. all major indeces in the red. investors cashed about the impasse in washington now in day three. uncertainty over when this impasse will get set

we have congressman whitman and carden. gentlemen, thank you for joining us on fox 5. explain to me what you sent to the senate. what you did is you changed it rather than delay obama care you've asked for a delay on the individual mandate and you've included members of the white house, your staff and yourself as part of obama care. explain that. >> sure. well what we've done for house members our staff folks in the administration is make sure that the pretax stipend that individuals get now purchase insurance as part of the federal government system now would travel with us into the exchanges. what we're saying is other folks don't get to take a stipend with them. we want to make sure members of congress get treated the same way. i don't want a taxpayer subsidized benefit for congress. we want to make sure that's taken care of as well as the employer mandate has been extended for a year. we want to make sure we extend the individual mandate for a year. >> what i'm hearing in the halls of capitol hill here are members of the offices here saying look i make 30 grand. my

. >> aaron is the director of public benefits for whitman walker health.he's helping train the districts assisters who all work for different community based organizations including immigrant and faith based groups. >> they go out into the community and talk through the trusted networks, people they are used to serving about the new options available. >> reporter: it's an effort to educate people about a law many admit they don't understand. according to one study out monday, only two in five americans were aware of the new state run health insurance marketplaces called exchanges. and there are government subsidies to help people pay the premiums. >> i think our population isn't well informed on health care. >> reporter: jose works at mary's center. he's training to be an assister. he says many clients are unaware they will soon be able to purchase their own health insurance. >> there's a lot of hearsay. >> reporter: they start their new roles today, the first day people can sign up to buy individual insurance plans through the health exchanges. carter say

. >> we will get to the republican point of view when the virginiaa congressman ron whitman joins usnues on air and online. myfoxdc.com. we're posting updates on facebook and twitter. >>> also ahead this hour, healt insurance for sale starting right now. plans under a the on fordabl the healthcare program is able it b purchased today. >>> it's 8:12, we will be back.  i was honored to serve as governor of virginia. we brought folks together in richmond to focus on creating jobs and getting results. that's the virginia way. and that's why i'm backing terry mcauliffe for governor. terry won't let ideological battles get in the way of making progress. terry will work with democrats, republicans, and independents to create jobs and move virginia forward. it's important for virginia that we elect terry mcauliffe as our governor. i'm terry mcauliffe, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad. >>> remember that cute picture of me mei xiang and that baby? >> yes. >> we are not going to see that. at 8:00 it went off-line. >> can't even see the cute pandas. >> i asked offer air, can't th

. >>> meg whitman will be the lady in the spotlight this morning on the peninsula. it is hewlett-packard's analyst day, a day when the computer giant hoeflts analysts and journalists to discuss the business going forward. a hard slog at h.p. the company was recently dropped from the dow 30 industrials. the u.s. hasn't defaulted on the debt yet. that's the good news. for more, let's turn to courtney reagan. good morning. >>> good morning, to you, scott. futures are higher after stocks slumped again on tuesday on continued concerns about the economic impact of the government shutdown and the deadline to raise the u.s. debt ceiling. the dow closing at a six-week low. the nasdaq and dow at one-month los. we were supposed to get numbers today but they have been postponed due to the shutdown. la last month's meeting may offer clues. the nasdaq losing 75. futures are higher, indicating a stronger open. >>> 5:16 right now. the comedian is making his latest web special available for $5. it is sold without copy right protection where media companies try to control what you do

. >>> there will be a focus on the peninsula with meg whitman.day is the day they host analysts and journalists to discuss business coming forward. expect news about h.p. it has been a hard slog. the layoffs continue. the company dropped from the dow 30 industrials. >>> over 100 years, first time with a female. love it.@cq >>> let's talk a little baseball. the a's back home this morning. they are getting back into the swing of things. the a's and tigers actually taking off today before battling in a win or go home game five tomorrow at the coliseum. >> that is right. time for the a's to get it done. they had a chance to wrap up the series yesterday. they jumped out to an early lead. a turning point comes in the seventh. victor martinez hit one deep and almost had that. josh reddick thought he had a play. he clearly touches the ball. this one should have been interference. they go ahead and rule it a home run. that was all she wrote. detroit takes this one beating the a's, 8-6. it comes down to one final game. do or be done, win or go home, game

also mark warner and representative rob whitman.omatically revoked? well, lawmakers are being paid. their paid comes from mandatory funding. that's why it's not revoked like we saw happen with the federal workers a couple days ago. i'm danielle leigh, back to you. >> thank you. >>> 5:32 now. a group of senior citizens says it it will protest potential fallouts from the government shutdown today. they plan to form a human chain outside the capital. president obama and some lawmakers could see this as an opportunity to cut social security benefits. more than 20 members of congress were invited to this rally. it begins at 10:00 this morning at the house triangle. >>> you may not see many protests here. this is culpepper virginia. our or thor spent yesterday in that area. some of the people say this shutdown may not be. so bad. >> when you think government shutdown, is it a bad thing for you right away? >> not for me. i think that it probably should have happened a long time. >> the shutdown is having an impact on culpepper though. the

mark warner and rob whitman are all refusing their pay. 56 republicans and 52 democrats are also refusing. why are they still getting paid while thousands of others aren't? their salary comes from mand tear spending. reporting live on capitol hill, danielle leigh, back to you. >> thank you. >>> the world war ii memorial is becoming a central player in this debate over the budget. for the second day yesterday a group of vet rans was allowed into the barricaded memorial but they were greeted by protesters and lawmakers from both sides of the aisle. that prompted one congressman to criticize a park ranger for not letting everyone in. >> how can you deny them access? >> it's difficult. >> it should be difficult. park service should be ashamed of themselves. >> i'm not ashamed. >> you should be. >> this woman is doing their job. i'm a 30-year veteran. i'm out of work. >> the reason you are is mr. reid -- >> no, it's because the government won't do their job and pass a budget. >> the congressman said the federal employee was right to blame congress, but he blames senate democrats for holding up