supporters of obama care are also in the ad fight. their target is also the exchange and encourage enrollment to fund obama care. >> there's little understanding about the personal impacts of this legislation. we want to try to get around the political information and help people and families understand what they should choose that's best for them. >> reporter: much like the campaign, organizations that support or oppose the act have identified battlegrounds, parts of the nation they feelg ad wars can have the greatest impact. obama care supporters targets chicago land, illinois, los angeles and miami dade in florida based on the estimate of greatest number of uninsured people. americans for prosperity targets michigan, wisconsin, florida, virginia, texas, arkansas and nevada based on estimate of uninsured and potential of future political impact. grass roots operations for activists on both sides are still in place since the last election. they have never been used before to directly influence the implementation of the law. >>> the m

the continuing resolution contains a second provision to defund obama care. that is non-binding and meaning that the senate could strip it out of their bill and send it to the president without referring it to the house, the speaker today tried to down play the intra- party feud. >> all of the speculation about these deadlines coming up. i am well aware of the dead lines and so are my colleagues. and that is working our way through the issues and i think there is a way to get there and i will be continuing to work with our fellow members to address the concerns. >> and senate majority leader harry reid said that tea party faction of the house is holding them hostage. >> i said on the florida today anarchist are winning. anything that can be done to slow down and hurt or get rid of government in any way that is good. shutting down the government obviously is what the majority of the republican caucus wants to do in the house. >> bottom line, as much as speaker boehner is trying to down play the crisis, he is stuck between a rock and hard place and democrats wh

wanting to see obama care defunded or delayed. some republicans didn't want him to take this dramatic step because they don't have the votes to block it with just a vehicle to go before a possible government shutdown. meanwhile, the white house is doing its best to make a pitch for the benefits of the health care law. that included having presidents obama and clinton together in new york yesterday. other officials talking about what they see are the good points of the health care law. still back here at the senate, there are those republicans who were critical who are now trying to back up cruz and give him support on the floor. he can't keep talking all day, but for now he's still going. a vote should happen in a couple of hours. >> thanks so much. >>> kenyan army troops searched room to room over the smoldering ruins of a nairobi shopping mall where the terror siege came to an end. several floors collapsed. more than 60 civilians died during the attack with at least six soldiers and five againmen. forensic experts from the unite

we are not going to change obama care. >> reporter: the white house is preparing for this congressional stand off to continue, but president obama says he's not resigned to a government shut down. >> what it simply requires is everybody to act responsibly and do what's right for the american people. >> reporter: some congressional staffers here on capitol hill have already received furlough notices saying if a deal isn't reached by midnight, they won't get paid. >> i have been in congress for a long time, and i have seen miracles happen in a brief period of time when people want those miracles to take place. >> reporter: conservative republicans are adamant the house salespeopler make government funding conditioning their constituents don't like. >> it's time for the senate to listen to the american people just like the house has listened to the american people. >> reporter: if there is a partial government shut down, passports will be delayed, federally backed mortgages and gun permits won't be processed and about 800,000 federal workers would be forced off the job without pay. daniell

. >> obama care promete eliminar la discriminaciones contra homosexuales y transexuales. >> la aseguras no puedn discriminar a la comunidad transmitidos. >> los seguros médicos no podrán negarle lacobertura como sucedía en el pasado. >> jessica se hizo exámenes de sangre. >> al enfermaera puso que yo era transexual y me quitaron selección seguro. >> bajo obama care no podrán hacerlo y podranr elaizarse exámenes sin copago. >> me emociona que nuestra comunidad tendrá esta opinión y se podrá educar para no discrimina. >> sin embargo, los seguros no cubriran las terapias de hormonas ni cambios de sexos que puede alcanzar ahasta 30 mil dólares. >> jaria eugenia pallan univisión . >> siga la cuenta en twitter. >> nosotros continuamos con más y que hace jaime , ah, leyendo con karina. >> estamos twiteando , tenemos un twitter felicitame hoy es mi cumplaños felicidades. >> catrachita 198 me encanta jaime camir y dónde vamos ahora. >> con los amigos. >> con los muchachos. >> karina , mira salí de televisión. >> no era taruga porque esta jaime camil. >> karina maneja todo y uste

many republicans are opposed to obama care. >> obama care has been in law for four years. talk about something else... >> the plan to bring the new version to a vote... senate democrats have stated any changes to the bill will be a non starter... >> the president also issued his own warning >> the pass shut down has disrupted the economy... passed the budget and move on >> the president spent saturday golfing >> the u.n. security council voted unanimously requiring syria to eliminate its arsenal of chemical weapons. >> another international group, the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons, voted earlier to a fast track serious addition to the chemical weapons convention, which bans such weapons. syria announced this month that it was willing to join the agreement >> in tehran today, a protestor threw a shoe at iranian president hassan rouhani. rouhani was returning from new york, where he attended a session of the u-n general assembly, and spoke by phone with president obama. the protestor was among a group of iranians demonstrating against opening a dialogu

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obama care, just what the doctor ordered or a poison pill? tonight on crossfire. >>> welcome to "crossfire." i'm stephanie cutter on the left. >> i'm newt gingrich. today the vote to keep government running and defund obama care. good for them. also today the president signalled deep down he realizes he needs to compromise. >> nobody gets 100% of what you want. you know that in your own lives and own families. i don't know how many people are married here, but you know you better learn not to get 100% of what you want. >> you know, he was addressing that to the congress. but i wonder if he's also signaling that he knows over the next couple weeks he's not going to get 100% of what he wants either? >> well, newt, the president has always said if somebody has a good idea to improve obama care, he is open to it. but i have a question for you. if doing the exact same thing twice is the definition of insanity, then what is the definition of doing something more than 40 times and expecting a different result? this is insanity. >> it's courageous. >

to do with caring about people, obama care. basically that's all i know. >> reporter: according to the kaiser family foundation, 43% of all uninsured americans still have no idea about the new exchanges. >> i have a question. who created this affordable health care plan? >> this was passed by congress. >> oh, congress. >> yes. the affordable care act. yes. >> i'm just wondering as a citizen of america, how come i did not hear of this? >> reporter: health care reform is a frequent source of contention in congress. many of the people we spoke to here in north bergen, new jersey were hearing details of obama care for the very first time just this week. >> i'm definitely going to read into it. >> is obama forcing americans to get health insurance? it sounds that way. >> reporter: enroll america, a nonprofit group funded mainly by insurance companies, health care groups and charities, is working to spread the word, dispatching 130 field workers in ten states. >> we can follow up with you. >> reporter: on october 1st, 48 million unin

he admits he has lobbied hard to grab a piece of the obama care pie. >> obama care tat end of the day either succeeds or fails based on enrollment. >> californian s who don't need a subsidy don't have to use the government's insurance exchange they can go directly to a broker online or in person and won't cost a penny. >> they have to have them. >> ajents and brokers are crucial to help guide consumers through the complexity of obama care. hidden fees, there are none. brokers get paid by the insurance company sglefr carrier has their own nuances, their own pricing and their own way of doing business. looking from one to the other, there are similar tis, but there's a lot of differences, too. >> cea lauer says competition is good while the government's exchange offers subsidies for some, brokers offer guidance and more options for others. >> put those two things together, you're going to have more people enrolled than if we're not both doing this. >> some critics worry that commission-based brokers might push clients towards higher-paying insurers, and they also worry because the insur

one of the key pieces of the affordable care act, also known as obama care, will go into effect at midnight. rebecca jarvis is here now with all the information you need to know. people need to know this, don't they? >> reporter: there is a lot of it. good morning. tonight, for the first time, every american will have a look at the insurance plans offered under the affordable care act. this morning, reports the obama administration is scrambling to overcome technical glitches in the health care insurance marketplace ahead of tonight's big deadline. here's how it all affects you. when the clock strikes midnight tonight, every american will be able to shop for health insurance under the affordable care act, most commonly known as obama care, a bill that requires all americans to purchase health insurance by 2014. so, what does this mean for you? if you don't have health insurance, you have to get it or face fines. get ready to shop at the health insurance marketplace or exchange. think of it as a health insurance mall for your state. where each store represents a different insurance company.

another, passing health care reform is mr. obama's best achievement. if you look at obamacare you can see two things. it has slowed hiring among small business concerns and the implementation of it is chaotic to say the least. there is that. and bringing the troops home is the president's signature achievement. history will define the consequences. that will take time. don't really know. finally killing osama bin laden is mr. obama's biggest accomplishment. i expand on that. i believe barack obama's legacy will be positive on the terror hunting side. with his tough policy on drones he devastated al-qaeda and badly hurt toon -- the taliban leadership. the core left wing supporters generally oppose the high-tech attacks on the terrorists. the talking points believe that is mr. obama's strongest positive. now he is overall legacy. the economy is still soft over five years with working americans losing ground in salaries. not good. not likely to turn around because mr. obama's administration does not generally help business. on his watch, the national debt

to protest a government bill that would fund obama care, senator cruz decided to take the floor of the senate, and keep speaking until he was no longer able to stand. at which point heap wou would collapse, be taken to the hospital and treat ford -- treated for exhaustion by obamacare. he spoke all last night, when added up he spoke for 21:19 in a row. my dad once spoke for about 21 hours in a row. it wasn't a protest. just a voice mail he left me about what time he was picking my cousin sally up at the airport. senator cruz's categorized as a filibuster he wasn't delivering a vote with it. this was just a tantrum. the speech was not the longest forever given on the senate floor it did tie the record for the dumbest. he brought up both "star wars" and ashton kucher during the speech and read "green eggs and ham" aloud it now replaced jumping on oprah's couch as the weirdest thing done by a cruz on television. in the end after 21 hours of railing against obamacare, cruz ended up vote sg ting the same all other senators. his speech didn't accomplish anything. but was a big event for c-sp

they are blaming obama care. robert dinero starred in an iconic mob -- many iconic mob movies. hit latest role, the tables turned, he's the one running from the mob. the oscar winner sits down with us next. >>> time for news by the numbers. first 110,000, that's how many retirees were taken off ibm's health plan and put into a health insurance claim because of costs tied to obama care. next 89 million, that's how much taxpayer money has been spent fighting the wildfire outside of yosemite. firefighters say it will take millions more for damage done, flames broke out four weeks ago from hunters illegal campfire. finally six, that's how many pound the average mom gains when kids are on summer vacations. moms blame it on snacking with kids and not having time to get to the gym. >> that explains it. robert dinero is returning to the big screen in a movie about the mob. this time his family is in the witness protection program running from the mob. for more we're stepping in with michael. >> good morning. >> this sounds loic a fun movie, robert dinero, michelle pfeiffer, tommy lee.

defunds obama care is dead. dead. >> and right at the center of the debate, republican senator ted cruz who's threatening a fill buster. >> i will do everything necessary and anything possible to defund obama care. >> senator cruz joins us live. it's a fox news sunday exclusive. then, syria submits an inventory of its chemical weapons program as secretary of state kerry calls on the u.n. to act. >> this fight about chemical weapons is not a game. it's real. it's important. >> we'll discuss what happens next with former weapons inspector charles duelfer. plus, lawmakers are calling for aggressive background checks. we'll talk with claire mccaskill who is leading the charge. >>> and our power play of the week. iylana trump. all right now on fox news sunday. hello again from fox news in washington. well, the clock is ticking. the government shuts down in just eight days unless congress agrees on a bill to fund federal agencies. on friday, the house passed a measure to keep the government going until mid-december bu

right now they're opposing the idea of obama care. not so much the reality. >> what do you think -- >> that could collapse on its own. >> since nobody knows what it is, including me, i mean, i just don't know what it is. i tried and tried and tried to figure it out. i know the nuts and bolts, but how is it going to affect me, you, other folks, working people, retired people, i can't tell you, so what -- because you're a medical doctor. i don't know if everybody knows that. you're a medical doctor. what is the thing about obama care that is going to make americans so angry that they punish the democratic party? >> look, there is a general and a specific. the the general is that they have instituted 10,000 pages of regulations of one of the most complex -- look at it as an ecosystem in health care where they are affecting 80 things at the same time in contradictory ways, arbitrary ways, that it has to screw up the system. it is almost a given. i will give you one specific. one example of the place where they didn't understand the implic

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to --ent obama talks about health care at a community college in suburban washington. >> several live events to tell you about tomorrow. kirsten gillibrand will be among the speakers at a foreign on -- at 10:30 a.m. eastern. a discussion on this arming syria hoskin ago weapons hosted by the wilson center. at 2:00, a defense department briefing on its plans for a potential government shutdown. >> and 1998, book tv has shown over 40,000 hours of programming with top nonfiction authors, including bob woodward. >> we were going to do the book after he died. >> i always felt that people are more alike than they are different. the artist in me rose to that occasion that if i can create something that is so moving and permits the kind of distance that you sometimes need for modest painful, people understand. understanding is what is fundamental. >> nowhere good -- no argument is given to that effect. none of the relevant facts are considered and this is regarded as one of the half-dozen cases theory entailsr that the use of force was -- and throughout the fall, we are marking 15 years of boo

bush. >> i don't care what the rest of the world thinks, why do we think less? >> because it's an incore heernt foreign policy, not just since he was re-elected. and we see the one that kennedy and george bush and clinton go totally to the wayside with the chaos through weakness. it's incoherent. and especially in the middle east, cairo, we undermined them -- >> mubarak -- >> syria, assad never used chemical weapons with george w. bush. >> mark. go ahead. >> i'd like to talk about peace through strength. i agree with tony that peace through strength is a smart strategy, it's been a deterrent through the ages, and the only reason that russia and vladimir putin came up with this solution was they saw barack obama flexing america's military muscle, about to launch military strikes in syria and because of that show of strength -- >> go to congress first. if you're a leader you do what you say and say what you mean. >> let's not forget congress was about to give him this authority. you had boehner. >> are you kidding me? >> john mccain, republicans in congress -- >>

he outsourced obama care. he had nothing to do with it. >> the only time president barack obama compromises is when he waves you through. he never compromises ever. while you're talking and talking, i have stuff to say. i zone out. >> i'm keeping a second count on everybody talking to see who talks the most on the show. >> you know what you're going to find out? >> i'm going to show it to you. >> which week are you doing? >> starting next monday. >> you can't tell people beforehand. >> i'll wait and see. >> we've got to go. i think republicans should push to delay this all together instead of defunding it. when the house -- get more seats in the houlse and senate and wi the white house back. you've got to win elections to defeat obama care. >> the government collected more in tax than the history of the government. it's like a fat buy buying larger clothes and saying i've lost weight. it's never going to change. >> true. >> the leaders of syria and iran are making a pr push by doing interviews with american jo

it just doesn't fund obama care. now it's time for the senate to actually act. and once -- >> send it back without the defunding of the obama care. >> we'll see what they do. >> we need to work out a budget agreement. that's what we need to do. we don't need to jeopardize the government or even the debt ceiling issue is also going to come about. the full faith and credit of the united states. it's a mistake. that's not the way you operate the government. we simply need to come together and figure out the budget. that's a separate issue. >> this reminds me of the movie "rebel without a cause." you have two cars playing chicken. two cars are speeding at each other. what happens if neither of you jump out of the way? i mean, are we going to have a car crash here? are we going to have the republicans in the house insisting that obama care gets defunded, the senate insisting that the government in its entirety get funded? so what's the result? is it not now a real possibility that the government will shut down come next m

obama care, la respuesta es no está funcionando >>el republicanos de utah se le unio. >>la cámara baja extendio el presupuesto para evitar que se cierre en octubre, pero nego los fondos para obama care. >>el líder republicano dijo que no apoya una obstruccion a una votacion sin embargo la cámara les envio hoy lo que querian eliminar el obama care. >>cruz que es novato recibe criticas en la cámara, que quiere posturlarse en en un futuro a una campaña presidencial >>esta medida provocaria demoras en sueldos de soldados, y cientos de perjudicarian, pero no demoraria el pago de los cheques de seguro social. >>en instantes un hombre de la m. un hombre de la florida quiso correr hacia atras en la maraton y fue con malabares lo l >>>

no republicans voted for the bill. >> obama care has been the law for four years. why don't they get on with life and talk about something else. >> reporter: texas senator ted cruise who lost his battle to keep the health care language in called on house republicans to once again vote. >> people are hurting because of obama care and if the house continues to listen to the people as i am confident they l they will act decisively to prevent the harms that are flowing from obama care. >> reporter: house speaker bay non-says he will not support the senate version of the temporary spending bill angering some fellow republicans. >> this infighting is harming the republican party. >> reporter: house leadership signaled they are considering a new bill that would delay affordable care act for one year. >> i said this yesterday let me repeat it, that is not going to happen. >> reporter: an estimated 800,000 federal employees will be sent home without pay if two sides can't reach a deal by midnight monday. in washington tara mergenner wjz eye itness news. >>> in the -- eyewit

obama care is moving forward. it will not be de funded or derailed. what next for senator cruise and others who are following him who want to disrupt the limitation of obama care. and i think there's a wider debate, too, about when the law is legitimate and when do we get out of this business of government crisis. there is lots of things to do this morning. it will go to the senate then what? was yesterday's move by the house moot? >> it could be. the senate is saying they have an opportunity to do. it is hot potato. the house could decide what it is going to do then. it sort of becomes a staring contest. the deadline hits and the government shuts down and it has that sort of effect. there are other things that could be done to de fund it or delay it a year. what i think is important to note is republicans are sticking to their stand to delay or de fund. democrats don't want to deal. democrats won't have this debate if it involves delaying or de funding in any way. meanwhile october 1st the law goes forward so does the shut down. >> i have to ask are

two internet- ads, depicting young obama- care customers at the doctors' office for exams. in this one called the glove a young guy doesn't see a rectal exam, from a creepy uncle-sam, coming. in another- an examiner gets a young woman into stirrups "ok, let's have a look. then slips out, leaving the woman at the mercy of creepy uncle sam.. each ad ends with billboards saying 'don't let the government play doctor; opt out of obamacare.' the videos have gone viral. now cnn's gotten the first t-v interview with the maker of the ads. a group called generation opportunity. i spoke with its president, evan feinberg. brian: "many call this scary and creepy. senator patty murray calls these ads 'deplorable and sexist.' what's your response?' feinberg: "well frankly obamacare is creepy and scary for my generation. feinberg also says the health exchanges, where people will go to buy private policies under obama- care, will get too much of customers' private data. that information's gonna span from private information such as tax information and personal financial information. but it'

nothing to do with obama care. itad to do with the slowing economy, which started in '09, way before obama care came around. that's a pure fallacy that is being used conveniently, which politicians do across the board. there's a reason that 35 of 50 states have opted out of these e exchanges. they are too costly. there's reason that signa and united health have opted out. what happened with dodd frank will happen with health care. you had $2 trillion come out of the credit market because there was so much regulation put on businesses, and nothing was done about the financial crisis. the same exact thing is happening with health care right now. you're going to lose coverage like gary b. has just said. >> bernard, why do you think so many states have opted out of the exchanges? are they worried about jobs and the costs? >> i think that they frankly don't want to deal with it, and they are going to lose. big states like new york and california who are operating their own exchanges stand the greatest chance of deliveri

care. >> reporter: republicans in the house vow to kill it. >> i think obama care is the biggest threat to our budget and our culture. >> reporter: many in the gop would postpone the showdown. >> we are not going to shut down the government. >> reporter: 59% of the public said no to funding obama care if it leads to a government shutdown. >> it may mean americans say it's the law, we might as well see if it works for awhile. they are willing to give it a try. >> reporter: two weeks looms a

no one advocates cutting the government but they are unified in obama care. no question about it. >> it is a realistic possibility that the government would be shut down. people are passionate and have strong views on both sides. >> there are no republicans looking, plotting and planning to shut the government down. >> i don't think there are democrats plotting. there is a deep divide. >> i'm sure democrats would love the government to be shut down. they can try to blame us. there is nobody on the republican side of the aisle that wants to shut down the government. we want to save the country from obama care, cut spending, get debt under control. there are a lot of things we'll work hard to do. we presented budget after budget that cut the ten-year debt window to the democrats. they are the ones that haven't passed a budget since obama has been president. >> this is washington, d.c., home of the redskins. they are playing in lambeau field sunday. who wins? >> after last week the packers have to win. we're looking good. >> thank you. >> thanks. >>> this is a f

you can see many, many more say don't shut it down, don't defund obama care. that's what that shows you right there. so we'll have more of the exclusive results from our all america survey thursday morning on "squawk box." we gave you this early because of the news on friday. >> let's talk about all the fed chatter out there. mr. dudley speaking. you have news on governor lockheart. >> president lockhart from atlanta says it's hard to see hitting conditions for the october taper -- for a taper in the october meeting. the economy is unlikely to change much by that next fomc meeting that is next month, tyler. he worries about the impact of government budget battle on the economy and says the taper in september was a close call. not to taper. >> october the next meeting. when is the one after that? >> december. >> that's the last one of the year? >> that's the last one of the year. do it by then -- probably bernanke's last meeting as well. >> probably bernanke's last meeting. thank you very much. sue, down to you. >> all right. guys, do you hate to be -- being to

defollow-upped obama care. and the house plans to vote tomorrow on a cr that does that. the republicans want to strip the health care law of the funding. democrats refuse to defollow-upped obama care. the nation is set to hit the debt limiting on october 1st. if congress cannot pass a cr in time, the government will shut down. it is a political staring contest and neither side is blinking. >> we'll deliver a big victrow in the house and then it will move to the senate. i expect my senate colleagues to be up for the battle. >> we are trying to work together to keep government open and to raise the debt limit because of what it means to households across america. and we'll see when it comes back. but right now, the mood is not favorable. >> what is going to happen in capitol hill. mike emmanuel is there. we find ourselves in this predictament again. >> sounds familiar. john boehner is preparing for the vote to funding the government after october 1st. then it will be up to the colleagues in the senate to do their

. >> plus, the brand-new push to defund obama care in congress as one of america's blue chip companies says the president's health care law is forcing it to push more than 110,000 retirees off their current plan. >> blast off. america's space agency heads for a brand-new mission on the moon. >> but, first, a fox news alert on the mounting crisis in syria. activists on the ground reporting heavy government shelling near the syrian border killing at least 16 people this morning. the violence comes as john kerry secures conditional backing from our european allies to back president obama's proposed military action against the assad regime. we are in beirut, lebanon with the latest. gregg? >> reporter: we are 40 miles away. folks here are watching more closely than many. the wranglings around the possible u.s. military strike against syria. secretary of state kerry was in europe and met with all the european union foreign ministers in lithuania. they gave him a backing to a certain extent. they issue add clear, strong response of the chemical attack from the citizens last month. they also

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care health. other top business news for you this morning. >> good moaning. we are days away from enrollment to the on-line health insurance known as the exchanges. walgreens the latest company to move workers to a private exchange giving cash. red lop ster darden restaurants. walgreens edition raises its enrollment to nearly 300,000 and expects that number to double next year. you keep hearing the job market the real estate market are all getting better. why does it feel like the reception still existists for americans. median income was 50,000 dollars 8 percent below where it was before the recession. back in 2007 that decline is troubling because it is highlighting a growing gap between the rich and the poor. the top 5 percent of earners topped recovery 85 percent have not. 15 percent of americans still live in poverty. that's 23,000 dollars for a family of four. that means government programs like food stamps and unemployment insurance are their laf line. could miami's white hot real estate ma

care. they have a choice to defund and it they have we can't do that because we might get blamed for a shutdown. so what. american companies are shutting down because they won't shut down obamacare. >> neil: a big insurer in nudge is pulling out of new jersey as a result of this. it's amazing. eric erickson. >>> first putin. now syria's president, calling the shots. where does that leave our president? huh...fifteen minutes 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. >> neil: ahead of a possible deal these, manneds. syria's president assad is piling on some must-haves as secretary of state john kerry and his russian counterpart holing talks. ed henry on the administration's next move. >> some new information in the last few moments. senior admi

they are hoping to trim 200 full-time positions in in addition to obama care. >>> the san jose mercury reports that google has leased an office building in sunnyvale. there are plans to move 1,000 plans. google leased the offices in a five-building complex called technology corners near innovation way and 11th avenue. google also rented 715,000 square feet at the complex last year. >>> walmart is planning to cut down or eliminate completely ten chemicals found in household and beauty products. walmart says beginning in january, it will begin to monitor progress on reducing the chemicals and apply for its own brand of eco-friendly cleaning products. the company has not said which ten chemicals it will target. >>> 8:39. we're still following developing news from san francisco. live pictures. window-washing scaffolding dangling almost 40 stories over the sidewalk. these are live pictures. stay tuned we'll have more on this in just moments. >> reporter: a fire breaks mouth at a starbucks. fire crews have been on scene for four hours. we'll tell you why police have been called out as well.

. >> president obama's affordable care act will effect individuals as well as companies. small business owners are scrambling to figure out how the law will impact them. zachary spoke to business owners and employees trying to figure it out. >> it was going to be $100 per month which doesn't sound bad. >> she is the office manager at agape health. a small business with 44 employees in fort washington. she was hired to a full time position about a year ago she was offered insurance but she turned it down. >> we don't have that many full time employees but we wanted to remain competitive and offered what we could afford but even when we offered it our employees couldn't afford to purchase the insurance. >> under the new law they won't have to offer insurance because they're under 50 employees. under the new mandate, insurance is no longer an option but it could mean better rates and more options. >> but up the voting greenbelt it's a different story. a company with 140 employees will be required to offer employees insurance and they have already seen a drastic increase in p

they might have been confused on obama care and the president's bailout bills. but they are not confused about. this they are pretty united that they don't believe that we should be going into syria. i think you are going to see that reflected this the vote. especially in the house. >> alisyn: congressman, you are on record with saying that you will not vote for military action in syria. so, given that the assad regime appears, given the evidence that we have seen to have used chemical weapons, what should be done? >> well, i think the number one thing we should do is not take our eye off of the two major problems we have got with our national defense right now. and the first one is iran. and i think that unfortunately syria is causing us to take our eyes off the bat. but the second thing, alisyn, is to really recognize that, you know he, we have had a dismantling of our military right now. $587 billion of cuts to our national defense and sequestration. f-22s back to 3. >> alisyn: not capable of doing anything in terms it of a strike. >> we are capable. we have

a picture ofted himself -- to president obama appealed house republican leaders to take action to avoid a government shutdown on the heels of the senate vote to approve funding legislation approved after stripping out a provision to the affordable care act. several house republicans are vowing not to give them. >> our answer is now. >> why would we want to do that? a if congress is not approve short-term spending bill, there will be a government shutdown on midnight tuesday and of congress do not increase the borrowing authority, we will hit the debt ceiling around october 17 which means america cannot pay its bills. >> maryland officials are flipping the switch on a new plan to make drivers pay. on tuesday, drivers that pastor state told without paying will be subject to stiffer penalties. uses license plate information and those that -- drivers have 30 days to pay. they could have their registration suspended. the new laws take effect on tuesday. >> i guess it is easier to have an e-z poass. >> still ahead, dr. tim hammond answers your pet question. we will take you live to mount vern

to plunge america into default if they can't fund the affordable care act. think about that. they'd actually plunge this country back in the recession, all to deny the basic security of healthcare to millions of americans. that's not happening. >> the president wants the public to pressure congress to stop trying to undermine his healthcare reform law. governor brian sandoval of nevada gave the republican response. >> when it comes to growing jobs, it is my responsibility to leave no stone unturned when it comes to getting nevada working again. can you just imagine what our economy would look like today if washington would just take that approach? like washington, nevada has a politically-divided government, but that hasn't stopped our efforts to grow nevada's economy. >> as the two parties seem to talk past each other, the republican-led house has now passed a spending plan. kpix5's kristin aers shows us what's at stake. >> the american people don't want the government shut down and they don't want obamacare. [ cheers ] >> the joint resolution is passed. >>

every senate republican voted to defund obama care and all on the same side with obama care. it has not divided us from the beginning. and we would be in favor of any other version of that, too. defund can't get democrats to vote for it. medical device tax is in there and interesting to note that 79 senators voteed to repeal the medical device tax. it would be tough for all of those democrats who earlier in the year voted to repeal the medical tax divided not to. >> and you know, this week, republicans that maybe had a different point of view about the strategy, but the strategy to defeat it, folks like you are called rhino and squish. and member of the surrender caucus and other things i can't repeat on television. so tell me, what is it that really happen and try to walk us through the procedure of the cloture vote which is a 60 vote threshold versus a simple majority that you favored and only required 51 votes to defound obama care. >> the problem with the strategy that was advocated. it been followed senate republicans would have shut down the government. polls she that 8

othing means more to him than defending obama care. gwen: i want to listen to one kansas his speech in city and illustrate what you are talking about. on he debate that is going in congress is not meeting the class helping middle families. it is just -- they are not on you. they are focused on politics. focused on trying to mess with me. they are not focused on you. wen: molly, they are messing with him. that is what he says. >> well, they are messing with him. argue with that. christi he is doing well above the fray. it was looked about and he got by hed back hard on syria both parties. his approval ratings have been slouching down all summer. i think this is seen as a chance to get his mojo back because the appear to have no strategy, they have turned into a circular firing squad shooting each other. call it olite to cracks. they are openly calling each other names in public. said ted cruz is writing checks with his mouth that he cash and another calling him a fraud. gwen: let's listen to some of it because this freshman senator from

don't renew obama care. i argue what they ought to do in the house is pass bill by bill, pentagon state continuing resolutions for each department. >> and they're not going to listen to you anymore than listening to their own leaders of the house. i'm grateful for that. >> is that buchanan? >> i think it is that way. >> they are just suggesting the idea that it is really far off on the fringe, even fringier than what ted cruz is doing. i mean ted cruz, he called it a filibuster, it really wasn't. it was against the bill that he eventually voted for after taunting the house into passing this bill that would defund obama care and then announced it was going nowhere in the senate, which is true. and then they got mad at him and then he decided he would have to stand on the senate floor and prove his manhood or whatever it was. >> okay. now, more cruz on obama care. >> when you have a law, and it is killing jobs. when you have a law that is hammering small businesses. when you have a law that is forcing people i

law, obama care. in just five days, the sign-up begins for the federal health care exchanges. the average american will have 53 different plans to choose from. i want to turn it over to my colleague now, anchor of cnn's "the situation room" wolf blitzer. hi, wolf. >> carol, thanks very much. the president as you point out only a few minutes away from his speech at prince georges community college in suburban maryland right outside of washington, d.c. he's expected to speak for about 25 minutes. he's got a lot on his agenda when it comes to explaining what obama care is all about. you are going to hear the president. joining us as we wait for the president, our senior white house correspondent, jim acosta, chief political analyst, gloria borger and christine romans. our coverage of what the president is about to do will resume after a quick break. could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. everybody knows that. well, did you know that when a tree falls in the forest and no one's around, i

care and turning it into some sort of anti-obama care initiainitiativ. they're legitimate concerns and ought to be addressed. what they want to make sure is corporations don't gain the system to try and undermine existing health care protections. that should be discussed. but they are not saying that obama care is the ultimate nightmare and it's, you know, basically it's got to be defunded and taken down in the way ted cruz is. >> yeah, this all has to do with negotiated benefits, organized labor does not want to go in there and make a case and do a deal and have good health care then all of a sudden have it undermined. i think that is something they'll be able to work on. but can ted cruz back up the obama care attacks with any validity? >> well, factcheck.org, a national site, very nonpartisan, has said that ted cruz's speech is going to keep them working overtime for quite a while. because there were so many misstatements and so many mischaracterizations. he suggested at one point that the spouses of postal workers would be, you know, just forced into

fairness as it relates to obama care. this administration has already delayed or waived fully a third of this legislation. and we believe that it's only fair for the american people now to have that same delay. and that's the proposal i believe that will be coming forward this week. that's the proposal that we support. we hope that some of our leagues, democratic colleagues in the house support it like they did the individual mandate and employer mandate. the bipartisan position here is to delay this law for a year. i'm hopeful the administration will come on board and that the senate will see the light as well. >> again, are you willing to shut down the government to get what you want? >> well, there is 15 days between now and that deadline. and what we need is the house to act and then the senate to it act and this is the dynamic nature of legislating. >> you told our neil cavuto last week. you said if that's the only way i'm there are you still there? >> the president is the individual who is talking about shutting dow

the fight continues to be over obama care. house republicans are vowing to reject the bill if it includes obama care. they say they'll counter with a budget that includes things that democrats don't traditionally like such as tax reform or changes in medicare and social security. the president continues to sell his plan touting how it will benefit families. >> knowing you could offer your family the security of health care, that's priceless. now you can do it for the cost of your cable bill. probably less than your cell phone bill. >> i think obama care is the biggest threat to our budget and to our culture. >> congress has until monday to strike a deal to avoid the government shutdown. >>> a lot of questions about this and we hope to provide some answers here. you heard the president say what will cost you, the cell phone or health insurance premium. now on the heels of a new report, president obama says the two might be about the same for many americans who currently don't have health insurance. inne tonight's reality check,

we could add the budget, obama care. a final decision will be made next week. here's what happened when the leaders emerged from the cordial meetings. >> i'm well aware of deadlines, so are my colleagues. we're working with our colleagues to work our way through these issues. >> we're here to do a job for the american people. just because you're an antigovernment ideal log that's landed in congress doesn't mean you should be shutting down government. >> shutting down the government obviously is what the majority of the republican wants in the house. >> with republicans, i understand they're saying before we raise the debt, there's got to be a legitimate cut. with factoring in the facts republicans aren't together. where do they go from here? where is this heading? >> here's what i see. you say the big four. i think the big four what? big four time to move on? i like the final four, a different four. people i talk to, where i am in the world, i look on my side. boehner and mcconnel -- i want people saying we can't keep raising the debt ceiling. we have to attack

. ♪ >> that was an ad for obama care. didn't mention obama care. the reason is the controversy. >> i use to look at commercials like that. i don't smoke that stuff anymore. >> i couldn't understand what this was promoting. i guess rosie and fun -- >> they have something people don't want. they're not going to mention obama care. congress doesn't want it for themselves, unions don't want it. why mention obama care in the commercial? i have the answer for them. i have the commercial for them. get george clooney, barbra streisand, all these pass vis and get them to look at the camera. i'm george clooney, i know congress doesn't wanted it. try it for you. it's going to work. >> george clooney can work a lot of magic, but that's a heavy list. >> barbra streisand -- >> all the more. >> would you believe susan? >> maybe. >> a lot of times you can't market something not marketable. others have. >> they're so far away. this is a waste. they're spending $3.2 million. >> that's so much than the next spot i want you to look at. react to this. take a look. >> i

the measure would prevent a government shut down ask defund obama care. if it passes majority leader would strip prot vision from the bill. cruz says anyone voting to cutoff debate is allowing reid to quote, fully fund obama care. >> i do not like green eggs i am. i do not like them, sam, i am. >> that is how he's kill killing time. he goes off topic. he this evening read "green eggs and ham". >> obama care is set to take affect in january requiring everyone to have health care insurance for people who don't have coverage through their employers. the state of california has a program to get you cover kpd help pay for it. tonight, a look at the choices that come with covered california. >> covered california is for people bho don't have insurance. >> peter lee is the executive director of covered california. the law requires all americans have health insurance. >> the aferdable care act doesn't change things if you have insurance today. if you have insurance through the job and medicare and medical, keep it. >> if you don't you can choose a plan best fitti

uno de los grupos de personas que quedan fuerda de quedan fuera del sistema conocido como obama care son quienes se encuentran en el pais sin documentacion legal. kiarinna parisi univision .. en bolivia, al menos 13- personas murieron y 26- resultaron heridas debido a un deslizamiento de tierra que sepulto en una carretera a un minibus y que hizo que se despenara un autobus por un barranco, informo una fuentes policial... el incidente ocurrio a unos 200 kilometros de la paz, en la carretera que une esa ciudad con el pueblo de caranavi... un alud de tierra sepulto a un minibus y ocasiono que un autobus se despenara 40 metros por un barranco en el sector conocido como puente leon... en peru, un incendio de grandes proporciones se desato durante la madrugada en un almacen de madera y electrodomesticos en lima... los bomberos tuvieron dificultades para llegar debido al dificil acceso de la zona... segun reportes solo cuatro bomberos intentaban sofocar las llamas con la ayuda de dos mangueras mientras esperaban mas refuerzos... los vecinos de la zona se atemorizaron debido a que el fuego