seuss. >> to quote dr. seuss, when batebat beatles feet theme paddles on a poolgd and the poodle is eating noodle they call it a tweetle booedly paddle battle. >> with all due respect, the congresswoman was holding up dr. seuss book titled "one fish two fish redfish bluefish" she was quoting from fox in socks. >>> mazda is recalling cars because there's a chance the door could open while driving. cars are being recalled because mazda said the door screws can loosen and may not fully close while the vehicle is moves. the recall affects 2009 through 2013 mazda 6 models. they traced the problem to improper tightening at the factory as well as uneven door surfaces. >>> he may be the future british king but prince charles is growing you are notted growing scrutiny because of his politics. in part two of the mini series laurence lee reports that some critics feel he's exceeding powers by influencing politics, too. >> reporter: the land and property of prince wales is so big it affects the lives of everyone in thi

you can imagine him being in a dr. seuss book. he may be a little lonely, he pointed out if i were invited to a dinner with my characters, i wouldn't show up. >>> if all you were watching and listening to in the last 24 hours was senator cruz bloviate about the new health care law which begins on tuesday, a train wreck in motion that will bankrupt america, then you probably missed this headline. that is that premiums on obama care will be significantly more lower than expected. from obama care to the cleveland plain dealer, insurance exchanges set to go. coverage rates here will be lower than expected. even the houston chronicle got into the act with the headline that read "texans to have an array of insurance options" all that coming from the state's insurance report. that premiums will be 16% lower than previously projected. this is precisely the possible reality of obama care, with the ted cruz 20-hour plus talkathon was designed to obscure. for the last two years, we have been intentionally subjected to questions about how con

but a lot of people though are talking about dr. seuss. listen. >> do you like grown eggs and ham? -- green eggs and ham? i do not like them, sam i am. i do not like green eggs and ham. >> part of the context behind why he was reading dr. seuss is that senator cruise was reading his daughter's bedtime stories, they were watching back in texas and he read his kids a story, and read them dr. seuss. the house did pass a version that would defund obama care last week. the senate will likely not pass that same version. the vote is set for today at noon. but senator ted cruise speaks on. >>> today is the rs

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you went to harvard, but apparently, you never learned your dr. seuss. lucky for you, it's story time. cue the music. ♪ >> i do not like them, sam i am. i do not like green eggs and ham. would you like them here or there? i would not like them here or there. i would not like them anywhere. i do like them green eggs and ham. i do not like them sam i am. so, kids and senator cruz, it's clear he doesn't like green eggs and ham. hmm. that sounds just like the far right's hatred of obamacare. let's continue. not on a train, not in a treatment not in a car, sam, let me be. i would not, could not, in a box. i could not, would not with a fox. i will not eat them to with a mouse. i would will not eat them in a house. i will not eat them here or there. i will not eat them anywhere. i do not like them, sam i am. sound familiar? the character sounds just like the republicans. i would not, could not support obamacare. not here or there or anywhere. back to the story. you do not like them so you say. try them, try them and you may. try them and you may, i say. try t

. >> so for the second time in a week, dr. seuss has been quoted on capital hit. senator ted cruz referenced the book green eggs and ham during his marathon 2 21 hour filibustr but tonight lois frankal spoke from sues. >> to quote dr. seuss, when beatles fight these battles in a bottle with their paddles and a bottle on his a pooed and the pooed is eating noodles they call this a muddled puddle beatle noodle bottle paddle battle. >> battle battle. with all due respect to congresswoman frankal she was holding up dr. seuss' book called one fish, two fish, red fish, blue fish but quoting from the book called fox in sox. international experts are planning to start inspections of syria's chemical weapons arsenal by tuesday. and once on th on the ground the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons will check the sites mentioned in the government's declaration, the cure any council voted unanimously friday on a resolution to secure and destroy syria's chemical weapons. president obama and u.n. officials had praised the approval of the long debated resolution,

he's running for president of the dr. seuss foundation, martin. that's what this is all about. he wanted to go on the record in his flying support for green eggs and ham. by the way, if he eats that, he's really going to need obamacare. but i really think that we have a situation where ted cruz is a sore loser. wacko bird at this point is an understatement. this guy took all of this time to go back and they still have to take this vote, and they're still not going to be able to defund obamacare. let's say the senate left it in the bill, martin. tom coburn over a few months ago -- i think it was the end of july, cited a crs report, where he talks about all of the many ways in which obamacare has already been funded. and for some reason, ted cruz doesn't realize that in a mere six days, the exchange is open and that's all, folks. >> robert, angela mentions the fact that he might be a bad loser. but this man does have a significant place in the republican party. doesn't he? and i don't know if you've been -- you can cast any light on this. but apparently, according to politico, go

. >> and more than 16 hours on the senate floor that includes passages from a dr. seuss book. the point one republican lawmaker is trying to make. >>> and right now we are looking at the traffic that is still looking very nice, but there are some problems for bay area bridges. >>> skies are clear but temperatures will be very cool today. especially inland highs. it will be sunny and breezy. 5Ñ >>> new information this morning on how al chi dam linked terrorists carried out that attack on that shopping mall in kenya. reportedly the terror group based in somalia studied blueprints of the shopping mall. they also rehearsed that attack and supposedly stashed machine guns in the mall. the shopping center was heavily damaged during that four-day long fight. >> two floors of the west gate mall collapsed and there are several bodies still trapped in the rubble including the terrorists. >> this morning al-shabab claim there is are 137 hostages buried in that shopping center rubble. the kenyon government denies that claim. the death toll stands at 61 but it is expected to rise. >>> 16

for example, here's his homage to one dr. seuss. >> sam i am. sam i am. i do not like that sam i am. do you like green eggs and ham? >> you know he has a lot of time to fill there so a little dr. seuss, cat and the hat, green eggs and ham. the senate also states that cruz has no shot at stopping obama care. >> let's take to you news where you live. >>> crews pulled a construction worker out of a mess of trouble. the man was working in a ditch along eaglehead drive and lake lenganor. he was conscious and alert on the way to hospital after they freed him. >> residents in washingtons winning the battle against hiv. the number of hiv cases dropped 40%. the number of people who have died of hiv and aids is also down by 41%. >>> taking you to prince georges county right now. one of the companies bidding to put a casino at national harbor will unveil its plans tomorrow. mgm international will reveal its design for a world class resort. gambling was approved in the state last november. >>> yet another sunny, cool and warmer day. >> exactly. >> you've got it all i

he talked about dr. seuss. and in the wee hour, he invoked the reality show, "duck dynasty." let's get to it. >> most americans could not give a flying flip about politicians in washington. i will embarrassingly admit that i took the coward's way out. and so, went and purchased some black tennis shoes. i'm a big fan of eating white castle burgers. redneck rule number one, most things can be fixed with duct tape and extension cords. do you like green eggs and ham? i do not like them, sam i am. i do not like green eggs and ham. thank you. thank you, sam i am. >> reporter: and there the senator's daughter getting a little good night from their dad from the senate floor. you have to get creative on these long speeches. we know he's not going to be able to block the president's health care bill from becoming law. does not have the support for that. but this does increase the chance of a government shutdown on monday. >> it does, george. and largely because time is running out. this debate stretching out all night long, means the vote by the senate won't happen until the weekend. t

>> in between quoting dr. seuss -- >> most things can be fixed with duct tape and extension cords. that is actually very true. >> the freshman senator hammered home his point. >> all across this country, americans are suffering because of obamacare. >> he supports a bill that would strip funding from the health care bill. >> the senate will not pass any bill that delays obamacare. >> senate democrats are expected to take out the part of the bill that would gut health reform. senator cruz hopes to delay a procedural vote. harry reid promises that vote will move forward today. >> under the rules, no one can stop that. >> it looks like among republicans there is not much of an appetite to stop that. >> defund obamacare. >> top leaders do not support his talk tactic. >> i do not think filibustering is the best route to defunding obamacare. >> so what happens after today? the senate to take a final vote as late as this weekend before kicking it back down to the house. if congress does not pass a spending bill by monday night, the government could shut down. >> if senate republicans agre

y en efecto asi fue, a las 8 de la noche termino leyendo un cuento del dr. seuss a sus hijas. y hoy al medio dia entre los aplausos de sus companeros, cruz regreso a su asiento visiblemente agotado. el proposito de la maniobra parlamentaria de cruz era el de impedir que la camara vote una ley provisional de gastos. cruz busca vincular la extension del presupuesto a la retirada de fondos del sistema de salud, una medida que ya respaldo la camara baja el viernes pasado y que ha dividio a el propio partido republicano. senador ted cruz/ (r) texas "si los republicanos y democratas escucharan a los estadounidenses, el senado actuaria y le quitaria fondos al obamacare. esta matando trabajados y perjudicando a millones de personas." el lider de la mayoria democrata harry reid desestimo el esfuerzo de cruz y lo catalogo como una gran perdida de tiempo. y no estuvo equivocado. ya que sorprendentemente, despues de no parar de hablar por mas de 21 horas, el senador cruz voto con los democratas a favor de considerar la legislacion de la camara de representante para evitar el cierre del go

y en efecto asi fue, a las 8 de la noche termino leyendo un cuento del dr. seuss a sus hijas...y hoy al medio dia entre los aplausos de sus companeros, cruz regreso a su asiento visiblemente agotado. el proposito de la maniobra parlamentaria de cruz era el de impedir que la camara vote una ley provisional de gastos. cruz busca vincular la extension del presupuesto a la retirada de fondos del sistema de salud, una medida que ya respaldo la camara baja el viernes pasado y que ha dividio a el propio partido republicano. senador ted cruz/ (r) texas "si los republicanos

. >> all right, not more dr. seuss, come on, now. >> i speak for the trees. because the trees do not speak. but if they could speak, they would say shut down the federal government. horton may hear a who, but the only thing i'm hearing right now is socialism. >> people, it's not even in effect yet, there's no way you can already have so many complaints. >> yeah, i already have a complain the about obama care. my iphone 5s broke and i took it to the genius bar and they would not fix it. i mean, what is that. >> okay, all right. i believe you're confusing obama care with apple care. >> well, either way, happened on your watch. >> look, okay. bottom line, health care costs have spun out of control in this country, and no one knows that better than our nation's overworked er doctors, like dr. melissa cronitz. >> i have no idea what this does, all i know obama care or no obama care, people need to stop putting stuff up their butts. i went to school for eight years, so don't you dare look me in the face and tell me you fell on a toy fire truck. >> doctor, come on.

seuss they did not like obamacare in a box with a fox in a house or with a mouse this was all about firing up the grass roots, he encouraged supporters to tweet him obama caree aint nobody got time for that. all caps and three exclamation points. make dc listen. most republicans oppose cruz' mission -- trying to defund obamacare on a must-pass spending bill . they worried it could cause a government shutdown and they"d get the blame. and they worried its mired in process thats hard to explain: case in point: in the end - he joined all senators in voting for a procedural measure he seemed to argue against. by 1am he got punchy a few words of wisdom from "duck dynasty." redneck rule number one. most things can be fixed can duct tape and extension cords. when the sun came up - even more so i will confess that phrase a rebellion against oppression' conjured up to me the rebel alliance fighting against the empire / how do you feel standing there for so long? dana, to be honest, i feel terrific. i feel energized that the american people had an opportunity, i hope, to engage in this debate

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is it speaker boehner, ted cruz, rush limbaugh or dr. seuss? >> i think none of the above or a gings combination of all of t. probably a combination. i think -- you know, massively influential in the conservative movement. when you have no leadership or rudder at the top you get the loudest voices out there to come to the front and they're the ones who end up being the de facto leader or been around for a long time. the rush limbaughs of the world who people look to for the movement. the conservative movement. look, we had about 56 million people vote for mitt romney in the last election and it looks like around 20 million per week listen to rush limbaugh so he's got a large swath of that audience listening and tuning in to him every day telling him, giving them marching orders on the conservative -- >> but, hogan, normally a leader is someone who can unify a party and become its spearhead. who is the single individual in the republican party right now who is able to do that? >> first of all i appreciate your concern for the leaderless republic

. >> reporter: he read from dr. seuss. >> i would not eat green eggs and ham. >> reporter: but many republican colleagues aren't amused. >> he's become a figure standing alone, talking a lot but doesn't have many friends. >> reporter: he provoked a backlash with this comparison. >> you go to the 1940s, nazi germany. >> reporter: cruz claimed those who don't join his fight are appeasers. >> they would have been saying you cannot defeat the germans. >> reporter: mccain says that went too far. >> i resoundingly reject that allegation. >> reporter: cruz fires up the base but upsets some republicans who worry that his personal aspirations could risk damage to the republican party brand. >>> while this was a one man protest and not a filibuster, let's put that aside as the theater aspect of this and now to the reality. nearby everybody in this country's going to be required to have health insurance next year. a first look at what the insurance might cost for those who buy it through one of the exchanges. and tonight we ar

seuss. abc7 news reporter katie marzullo is in the newsroom. katie? >> strange stuff but we know the test vote just passed 100-0. how can that be? it is complicated. senators who oppose it had to vote yes for procedural reasons. yesterday at this time the tea party senator embarked to protest what was the inof thible. he had control of the senate floor for almost an entire day. >> because obamacare is a nightmare. >> republican senator cruz of texas talking about the fact for 24 hours. except if note alex exceptions. >> do you like green eggs and ham? as i do not like greek eggs and ham. >> finally, senator cruz went silence. >> the only path to oppose obamacare is to stabbed together and i ask for my friends on the democratic aisle to listen. >> the hour of noon having arrived pursuant to the order. [ applause ] >> senate majority leader harry reid put to a first vote a bill that funds the government if another three months. a bill that restores funding for robe's health care law. senator cruz delayed the vote long enough to increase the chance of a

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from cowboy boots, dr. seuss and cowboy boots. >> it was rough. he was trying to make a point and it's well taken. >> wolf blitzer takes it over >> wolf blitzer takes it over from here. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> right now, the senate the senate is voting. this follows a 21 hour talkathon against obama care by is that right ted cruz. we're going live to capitol hill. also right now, the secretary of state john kerry, he's getting ready to meet with top diplomats. kerry discussing syria with representatives of the five permanent members of the u.n. security counsel, plus germany. we're waiting for an

i understand some dr. seuss was thrown in for good measure. >> a couple of bedtime stories for the kids last night. de-spite the lack of sleep, senator ted cruz says he's energized that the american people got a chance to engage in this debate. minutes --nd 19 >> you will forgive me, i want to take the opportunity to read bedtime stories to my girls. do you like green eggs and ham? i do not like them, sam i am. i want to point out just a few words of wisdom from ductile the state. just like in the star wars empire will strike back. eight white castle restaurants, i like their little burgers. >> nothing was off limits as texas senator ted cruz controlled the floor to take a stand against so-called obamacare. >> my plea to this body is that we listen to the american people. if we listen to our constituents, the answer is, defund this bill that isn't working. >> hounded by reporters when this was all over. >> this chamber has reverberated with a marathon of speaking. >> the senate chaplain praised and democra

seuss classics are read, we will be sure to go to that live. robert, before he was reading dr. seuss, ted cruz was making an argument that you hear from the right, which is basically an argument about the fact that the affordable care act has broken the labor market. that there are all these things wrong with the labor market that we haven't seen a very robust recovery, there's too many people doing part-time work, that we have -- you know, we have employers that are anxious about the future. does that argument hold up? is that the reason the labor market is broken because of obama care? >> no, chris. the labor market is broken because almost all the gains since the recession have gone to the top 1%. so most people don't have the money to turn around and spend to create jobs. you know, the job creators in this country are not the ceos and wall street and the very rich. the job creators are the great middle class and everybody wants to join the middle class because they create jobs because they spend money. if they're not able to spend money, if they don't have enough money in t

they actually quoted duck dynasty and dr. seuss today. libby thank you very much. >>> secretary of state john kerry signed the arm trade treaty a short while ago. kerry says the treaty will not effect gun rights here in the u.s. >> this is about keeping weapons out of the hands of terrorists and rogue actors. this is about reducing the risk of international transfers of convention alarms that will be used to carry out the world's worst crimes. this is about keeping americans safe and keeping america strong. >> now this is has not stopped guns rights group from opposing the treaty. the document still needs to be ratified be the u.s. senate. >>> we're now hearing that rebels on the ground in syria are disassociated themselves from the political opposition. we're joined now from turkey near the syrian border, and what can you tell us about what could be a threat to the opposition? >> reporter: well, essentially this is bad news for those who had been trying to forge or a find political solution for the crisis in syria. it highlights the exte

he read some dr. seuss too, i do not like green eggs and ham because it costs too much under obama care to deal with the indigestion. >>> as the president's signature law remained under assault mr. obama was in new york and at the united nations, that historic handshake with the president of iran never happened. we'll take a look at what's going on with global leaders in the big apple. >>> we all know joe scarborough did some pretty good clinton. what about bono, you be the judge in "the cooler." this is "way too early." >> uh-oh.

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why not read dr. seuss? >> oh, there's more. with us this morning, senior political editor and white house correspondent sam stein, abc fuse political commentator and senior analyst cokie roberts. new york times reporter jeremy peters and columnist plume berg view al hunt. good to have you all with us this morning. >> why not? >> nor ted cruz first took the floor at 2:41 yesterday afternoon declareing he will talk until he could not stand anymore. >> if i can just correct that, it's actually because he did a deal with harry reid beforehand. he will dot-com until he couldn't talk anymore. which is noon. this dramatic statement actually was sort of a faux line. >> or phony. call it a phony. >> i shall stand and talk until i can talk no more. he negotiated with harry reid. >> he also wore sneakers. slack tennis shoes a. filibuster in may. >> when i was 13 years old, i flew to england sw strom thurmond who had just made his record. >> oh my. >> i know, it's a terrifying thought. i upgraded my parents about this but now that was a fi

>> reporter: like dr. seuss said in the book, unless someone like you cares a lot. >> my part is like knowalcy -- anyone else's. >> if it's yours, you take care of it. >> we collected almost 10,000 plastic water bottles. incredible. >> reporter: the international coastal cleanup is your chance to help save the world. or at least safe it from litter. >> and this is ugly,up sightly j. like a hero from a children's book, she speaks for the trees and animal and water and organizes volunteer cleanup sites from around the area. >> and that is the bit part of doing that is reading all of the people who care and want to do something about it. this is their opportunity. >> reporter: jack wilbur walks the trails five days a week and knows how hard it is for staff to stay on top of the trash. >> wouldn't hurt for you to take the trash and put it in your car and take it home and put it in your trash can but that doesn't happen. >> kids are welcome. parents are welcome back. grandparents are welcome back. young kids, c

he read some dr. seuss too, i do not like green eggs and ham because it costs too much under obama care to deal with the indigestion. >>> as the president's signature law remained under assault mr. obama was in new york and at the united nations, that historic handshake with the president of iran never happened. we'll take a look at what's going on with global leaders in the big apple. >>> we all know joe scarborough did some pretty good clinton. what about bono, you be the judge in "the cooler." this is "way too early." >> uh-oh. >> it feels like today is -- we have a hump to overcome for some reason. it is a wednesday. that -- i show it to my kid. they like that and the naked m&m commercial from the super bowl. brian shactman. >>> in sports the oldest person ever to hit a walkoff home run and the martha stewart relationship may be ending. >>> let's start with that dysfunctional business of d.c. politics. senator ted cruz part of a marathon speech in protest of funding the president's health care pla

seuss book "green eggs and ham." he was trying to delay lawmakers to pass a spending bill that would prevent the government from shutting down on september 30th. the senate, including cruz, unanimously decided to move ahead and debate their own version of the bill before sending it back to the house. >> this was all about elevating the debate in the public and giving the american people a chance to speak. >> for lack of a better way of describing this, it's been a big waste of time. >> the new senate version will most likely strip out the measure, which defunds obama care a stipulation passed by the house. >>> happening now, live pictures in san francisco. a rally in the midst of a controversial eviction. dozens of housing activists, as you can see, are gathered in front of a family's rent controlled apartment. the family is facing eviction from their home of 30 years. for now, the lee family of san francisco is staying put. the eviction was scheduled to happen today, but, thus far, it has not. last year the building

. >> dr. seuss's "green eggs and ham." i do not like them sam i am, i do not like green eggs and ham. >> so to express your opposition to obama care, you go with a book about a stubborn jerk who decides he hates something before he's tried it. and when he finally does get a taste, he has to admit after tasting it, this is pretty [ bleep ] good. >> twitter picked this up and casey hunt for nbcnews.com talked about it the irony of choosing that story was not lost on a lot of people. >>> yesterday we brought you bo no doing his best bill clinton, last night the 42nd president returns the favor. >> when i first met bono, he walked then into the oval office and actually i thought it was a member of his own road crew. he wasn't really dressed right. actually i felt like the rock star on that occasion. >> i must be really easy to make fun of. >> well i'm irish, you know. and we irish, we can imitate anybody. but alas, i've been singing so long, and screaming lou ining l these concerts that i'm hoarse, so i got to be careful with

>> dr. seuss, white castle. that was real. "star wars," ashton kutcher. he was asking for it. >> he wanted attention and he got it. >>> that's what's making news in america this morning. >> stay with us for "good morning america." have a wonderful friday and a great weekend. igail abbey >>> time winding down before a possible government shut down. what both sides are asking for in negotiations and how the shut down could effect you. >>> happy purple friday. a live look at the inner harbor. it is morning but the moon is out. we're going to talk about the weekend shaping up to be a fantastic one weather wise. >>> we are in purple as it is purple friday. you might want to dress heavier, maybe a purple windbreaker. >> not really. we're going to be deal ing with temperatures that are coming in on the milder side this morning. we are going to be dealing with temperatures with 59 in dc, 59 in easton right now. in terms of temperatures right now, we're at 56 degrees. >>> [no audio] >>> 83 here in hunt valley going to be nice and clear. as we check in and take a l