deal -- >> no, marsha -- [ overlapping speakers ] >> this is what we need to put -- >> marsha, marsha, ted cruz doesn't stop talking about barack obama's personality. >> this dealt with. we didn't want a government shutdown. we don't want to have a default on the debt. what we are doing -- >> right. >> what house republicans have done is we have passed four different continuing resolutions, and a budget and, you know -- >> let me ask you a question -- >> [ overlapping speakers ] >> i know, you've been unbelievable responsible, which is why the government is shut down for two weeks. >> we wish it wasn't shut down. if it were up to us, it wouldn't be. [ overlapping speakers ] >> let me ask you this, marsha blackburn. >> yes? >> you o usely didn't want the government shut down but it already has shut down. >> that's right. >> do you want the debt ceiling to run into default? are you prepared -- >> oh, absolutely not. >> so -- >> absolutely not. >> what will you be doing as a party to avoid that. >> i continue to work with other republicans in the house to see if we can find a resolution

deal -- >> no, marsha -- [ overlapping speakers ] >> this is what we need to put -- >> marsha, marsha, ted cruz doesn't stop talking about barack obama's personality. >> this dealt with. we didn't want a government shutdown. we don't want to have a default on the debt. what we are doing -- >> right. >> what house republicans have done is we have passed four different continuing resolutions, and a budget and, you know -- >> let me ask you a question -- >> [ overlapping speakers ] >> i know, you've been unbelievable responsible, which is why the government is shut down for two weeks. >> we wish it wasn't shut down. if it were up to us, it wouldn't be. [ overlapping speakers ] >> let me ask you this, marsha blackburn. >> yes? >> you o usely didn't want the government shut down but it already has shut down. >> that's right. >> do you want the debt ceiling to run into default? are you prepared -- >> oh, absolutely not. >> so -- >> absolutely not. >> what will you be doing as a party to avoid that. >> i continue to work with other republicans in the house to see if we can find a resolution

marsha, marsha, marsha. >> if you think it's the most successful best behaved kid, you are wrong. according to a new study of purdue university mothers are likely to favor children who they believe are similar to them in their beliefs and value. another factor, gender similarity. >> so we want to know if you have a favorite child. parents answer us does he or she fit the formula. send us your answers shoot us an email at foxfriendsfirst@foxnews.com. we will read them later in the show. it is 26 after the top of the hour. one person doing the pledge of allegiance but he is doing it for patriotic reasons. >> it is the soldier's salute that has gone viral. we want to know your thoughts on this amazing picture. soldiers waking up for the first time after being wounded in war. log on to facebook or tweet us. michael, tell us why you used priceline express deals to book this fabulous hotel. well you can see if a hotel is pet-friendly before you book it and i got a great deal without bidding. and where's your furry friend? i don't have a cat. save up to 50% during priceline's fall hotel

the chairwoman of the democratic national committee and republican congresswoman marsha blackburn. debbie, let me start with you. obviously, again with the benefit of hind slight it's slightly great to see a standing ovation being given to police officers who have, as we know now, shot dead an unarmed woman suffering perhaps from postpartum depression. what do you think of this story? obviously, it complicated and you don't want to be too critical of the police, but what do you think? >> first of all, those capitol police officers deserved our thanks and our appreciation in every bit of the standing ovation because they lay their lives on the line every day and we work in a building that's one of the highest targets in the world and as we've seen, there is really a constant threat, virtually all the time. we had capitol police officers shot to death, you know, in the united states capitol it self-. two weeks ago we had a mass murderer on the navy yard just two -- you know, 2 miles from the capitol. to second guess the actions of the capitol police officers would be totally wrong an

the chairwoman of the democratic national committee and republican congresswoman marsha blackburn. debbie, let me start with you. obviously, again with the benefit of hind slight it's slightly great to see a standing ovation being given to police officers who have, as we know now, shot dead an unarmed woman suffering perhaps from postpartum depression. what do you think of this story? obviously, it complicated and you don't want to be too critical of the police, but what do you think? >> first of all, those capitol police officers deserved our thanks and our appreciation in every bit of the standing ovation because they lay their lives on the line every day and we work in a building that's one of the highest targets in the world and as we've seen, there is really a constant threat, virtually all the time. we had capitol police officers shot to death, you know, in the united states capitol it self-. two weeks ago we had a mass murderer on the navy yard just two -- you know, 2 miles from the capitol. to second guess the actions of the capitol police officers would be totally wrong an

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as i suspected despite the view, it's ended with eye rolling, come on, marsha. this is why it's so difficult. even reasonable people like yourselves seem completely implacable. that the it for tonight. we'll talk again tomorrow and see if we can make any more headway. ladies, thank you both very much. >> thanks, piers. >>> a story that will shock you. a couple lost in the wilderness after being shutout a national park. their story of life or death is a direct result of this shutdown and my panel of experts react to this story and so much more. is this the bacon and cheese diet? this is the creamy chicken corn chowder. i mean, look at it. so indulgent. did i tell you i am on the... [ both ] chicken pot pie diet! me too! [ male announcer ] so indulgent, you'll never believe they're light. 100-calorie progresso light soups. >>> this is the credit worthiness of the united states that we're talking about. this is our word. this is our good name. this is real. >> president obama today warning americans what is at steak if the debt crisis is not resolved. a couple kick

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, marsha, marsha, marsha. ♪ >> hey, first borns should be preeminent because we're better. fist born children tend to be smarter and perform better in school as opposed to ari, the second of two or abby the second of like 17 kids. the study says first time parents are scared of messing up and looking to set a reputation within the household so they have tougher expectations and first borns have higher iqs and more accomplished by their own parents, i don't even know why i'm stuck spinning with two second borns but whatever. >> poster child for first born, wow. >> i grew up with knowing this family of six. and the kids themselves used to joke with first child, you better be on time for dinner, not a minute late, by the time the sixth one got around, don't smoke your joints in the living room, ended up doing time later. i see as parent with the first one, you have expectations, we have to make this one perfect and hold them up higher and pressure is there. the second one, you can't maintain that and get more realistic and they'll be fine, just don't mess up. >> i would argue

let's take one last look at marsha before and bring out the new marsha bigler. oh. oh. >> oh, my gosh. stand right here on that little white thing. >> all right. dominique, do you want to take your blind fold off, hon? >> oh, wow. >> what do you think? >> she's laughing. >> what do you think? i don't know. >> well, let's find out what mom thinks. turn right around. >> oh, my gosh. >> that looks hot. >> oh, my gosh. >> okay. you can pull yourself away now. she like as what she sees. tell us what you did. >> dominique's biggest wish was that her mom could forget about any problems she had for just a few minutes and that's what we did today. i lightened her hair. again, this is a great hair cut by vanessa. and notice the soft pink lids. it's all to give her a happy look. >> have you decided? what do you think? oh, locks of love. i love it. awesome. have you decided yet? >> it looks really different. >> it will take some getting used to. >> tell us about the outfit. >> we put her in a sexy black dress by london times and a coat. >> thank you. >>> you need help with resp

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>> marsha blackburn had a great metaphor about some people want to drive fords and some per rareries. in the '70s, there was the ford pinto that had a bad habit of catching on fire. it was government stepping in and saying we're not going to let companies make these uni've and dangerous cars. it's the same thing today. a lot of people have private insurance policy that are going to explode on them and the moment they get sick drop them for coverage, for them into bankruptcy. thanks to obama care, those policies are no longer going to be an option. that is generally in our better interests both in controlling costs and providing quality care to more americans and people are going to see more affordable options they can move into. >> will, go ahead. that's a fact she said. >> i'm glad we're talking about the parts of obama care that are working. website and marsha blackburn's, what she's making evident to us it's not functional, that's one side. the other side is the part of obama care actually working. i don't know how to say this. the first step you take is you expose the lie. did pre

final word to congressman blackburn, i wouldn't be so cheeky to call you marsha. >> thank you. what we know is that their numbers don't work and individuals have been able to buy insurance or employers able to offer insurance that suited the needs of families, and they have been pleased with their insurance, and to be so insulting to people to say oh, the inas you were rans you've had is a scam, the president should never have gone out and said that and continued to say it and if, as nbc news reported, they knew this three years ago that was not a truthful statement -- >> if you want to go buy a scam policy, you can but nobody is going to buy. >> frank, you need to stop that. that is inappropriate and insulting to people -- >> [ overlapping speakers ] >> if you move the goalpost any further, they will literally be off the field. let's just move on. thank you both very much for joining me tonight. >> thank you so very much. >> as the excuses get more ludicrous. >>> the actor and comedian joins me and the man knows how to get a dirty job right, mike row. >> a lot of people look a

as i suspected despite the view, it's ended with eye rolling, come on, marsha. this is why it's so difficult. even reasonable people like yourselves seem completely implacable. that the it for tonight. we'll talk again tomorrow and see if we can make any more headway. ladies, thank you both very much. >> thanks, piers. >>> a story that will shock you. a couple lost in the wilderness after being shutout a national park. their story of life or death is a direct result of this shutdown and my panel of experts react to this story and so much more. ♪ norfolk southern what's your function? ♪ ♪ hooking up the country helping business run ♪ ♪ build! we're investing big to keep our country in the lead. ♪ load! we keep moving to deliver what you need. and that means growth, lots of cargo going all around the globe. cars and parts, fuel and steel, peas and rice, hey that's nice! ♪ norfolk southern what's your function? ♪ ♪ helping this big country move ahead as one ♪ ♪ norfolk southern how's that function? ♪ congestion, for the smog. but there are a

marsha blackburn renewable of tennessee thank you so much. >> woodruff: even with a possible government shutdown looming tonight over the fate of the health care law, one thing won't change: money to implement the law has already been allocated. and tomorrow, the federal government and 16 states are poised to open new online insurance marketplaces. one of the key groups being targeted for enrollment: latinos, who make up a third of the uninsured nationwide. kwame holman reports. >> holman: hundreds of people, young and old, stood in line on a recent morning outside the cesar chavez civic center in oakland, california. the occasion was a health fair organized by community groups, and the mood was festive as the largely hispanic participants prepared to sign up for programs, including food stamps, free medical screenings, even free healthful food. but the biggest draw was the large area devoted to health insurance. >> what do you think are the chances for me to qualify? >> it just depends on the income. >> holman: here, specially trained staff explained what type of insurance they would b

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. >> marsha blackburn took a pro stance, channelling the cry to reform the health. >> some people like to drink out of a red cup, not a crystal stem. >> stepping in to carry the torch for the gop women. >> correct me if i'm wrong, do men not have to buy maturnity coverage? >> you know, john mcafee, security mogul, turned a man fleeing the law. >> people actually said, did you actually sleep with them, yes, i did. >> yes, the rollout has been rocky to say the least, don't worry, america, congress is on it. >> joining me, republican from new jersey, member of the house committee and donna christianson, a doctor herself, and congressman lance, i'm a little confused at this point of the sort of republican objection through a policy standpoint. is the idea that health insurance companies should not be able to cancel policies in the individual market? >> that is correct. and that is the substance. first we want to make sure that the procedure works, which is the website. and i want to work with the administration to make sure that the website is up and running fully, as quickly as possible,

actress marsha wall as has passed away. she was on the bob newhart show and bob's fourth grade teacher on the simpson's. she won an emmy for her role on that show. she was 70 years old. >>> several pumpkins have led to e. coli in children. this happened after they played with animals at a farm if dayton. one child was hospitalized with a serious complication that could result with kidney failure. it's pumpkin patch remains open. >>> this morning scores in maryland got to take back their drugs. it's an effort to clean up the street. >>reporter: for a sick patient, these prescription drugs are a lifesaver, but for people misusing them, it's another story. it's all a part of the national drug take back day >> we will not ask any questions. we can place them in the box and no questions asked. >> david deluca had no idea how to get rid of these. with a two-year-old running around, she wanted them out of the house. >> i wanted to dispose of them and i didn't know how and that was my perfect chance. >> some police departments aren

marsha gonzales. >> will we are here -- we are here. 12 hours are now, will have cold fronts on the back doorstep. a lot of changes on the way. it is pitiful. -- it is beautiful. the sunset out there and a few clouds. october, it looks like august. earlier today. we look atloudy and the lincoln memorial. 75 degrees at reagan national airport. mind, the average for this date is 72. we did break the record at reagan international airport. 1881, there were 35 degrees. the cooler air is on the way. there is a noticeable difference in the upcoming week. a high of 88 degrees. 73 in silver springs. is 74.ementary school that will change this time tomorrow. 79 in frederick. reagan international is at 75 degrees. you can see the cold front. it is an upper wisconsin. we have 37 and middle at phyllis -- minneapolis. pittsburgh, the school front daytime hourn the and pick up a little bit of steam. it will slow down in the overnight. to my morning, it will intensify. and somering showers stronger thunderstorms. heavier downpours by the midday hours. here's our future cast and an indication of when we

here is marsha blackburn on the commission that will grill kathleen sebelius tomorrow. welcome back to the program. >> thank you. stuart: you've got a lot of exposure recently on tv, i've been watching you on all kinds of networks and you're highly critical of kathleen sebelius, we know that. i say that the president will never fire her, will never ask her to step aside and she will not volunteer to step aside. am i wrong? >> well, i think that regardless of all of that, whether she stays or whether she goes, what we want to do is find out how much money they've been on this website, who was actually supposed to be coordinating and integrating all of these portals and these stove pipes and we want to know past, present and future, what this is going to end up costing the american people. you know, the incompetence is absolutely staggering, and seeing this kind of incompetence in a website certainly does not lend any confidence whatsoever that they can protect your privacy or they can deliver health care. >> now, ten democrats in the senate want the extension-- want an e

. >>> also passing away over the weekend, television veteran marsha wallace. she played secretary carol on the bob newheart show, more recently was the voice of bart's teacher ed that crabappel on "the simpson's." marsha wallace was 70. >>> coming up, the bay area quarterback did it with their feet yesterday. shine on the brightest stage. that's all coming up. ahead in your g sports fest. 's cool about your sc you can e-mail y naton to us at: c hools at kpix- dot-com. we and feature your . >>> you can e-mail your nominations to us at cool schools at kpix.com. may feature your school on the show. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, pink's favorite. i love pink. our favorite. we race for pink. introducing new raspberry 5-hour energy. from now until the end of the year, a portion of each sale benefits living beyond breast cancer, to empower women affected by breast cancer. raspberry 5-hour energy is available for a limited time, so get yours now. i ski with pink. i can't get enough pink. come on, everyone. buy raspberry 5-hour energy benefitting living beyond breast cancer. come o

joining us now with some thoughts on all this, congresswoman marsha blackburn of tennessee. welcome. great to have you with us in our studio. >> great to be here. >> is there any wonder the public sees this back and forth as blame game going on on both sides and really say we have had enough? >> they are saying that. i can understand that. yeah. >> where do we do from here at this point? you don't hear the president ready to negotiate unless he gets a clean funding bill. at this point, we're not seeing much movement. >> you're right. and it is so disappointing. everybody's going to be blamed in this. and it's so unfortunate because we need people to have faith in the fact that this is a strong u.s. government. we want them to believe in the work that we're doing to represent them. but here is the rub, if you will. we continue to offer -- we have offered the senate 12 different funding proposals. we have voted to fund everything in the federal government except the provisions of obama care and with good reason. then we said we'll just delay it. let's delay the individual mand

. >> this morning we remember the actress and funny lady marsha wallace. >> we'll be right back. >> cbs program of course. as we look at numbers around the area today, they are mostly in the low 50s to start off with fog and low clouds around the shoreline and not much prospect for improvement. we'll see it's going to get wet tomorrow. we have the details coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,, "..." marcia wallace played a wis >>> a tv actress has dieded. >> and a wise-cracking receptionist of the bob newheart show of the 70s, and most recently she was on the simpsons. a teacher dealing with bart simpson's antics. the executive producer of the simpson's says that her character was irreplaceable and will be retired from the show. marsha wallace was 70 years old. >>> governor chris christie of new jersey says he understands the frustrations of the victims of superstorm sandy one year later. the anniversary is this tuesday and the republican governor says his administration is not to blame for delays in aid. he's pointing the fingers at congress for taking three months to approve a releasedded package. p

for more we go to philadelphia to marsha levick, chief counsel of the juvenile law center which helped expose the corrupt judges and represented the families class-action suit. welcome back to democracy now! just lay out this latest settlement which follows an earlier one a few years ago, and just the horror of this. these two judges who were found guilty of bribing are in prison now? >> they are in prison. the latest settlement is fairly straightforward. $2.5 million which will provide for the compensation to the juveniles. i really think this is an opportunity, obviously, to close another chapter on what happened in luzern county. i would add, really listening to the story leading up to this about the private for-profit centers elsewhere, it is really important thing for us as a country, i think your listeners, to know that while we can talk about what happens in private centers, some of which are not- for-profit, the same kinds of abuses can occur in state facilities as well. >> what do you see as the wider implications of the settlement that was reached? >> i think the wider implic

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joining me live, marsha blackburn. congresswom congresswoman, we are starting to see glimmers of hope in the senate with harry reid and mitch mcconnell talking. we have not seen a great deal of talk across party lines in the house. have you essentially rendered yourself irrelevant? >> i would say quite the contrary. we have september the senate four different continuing resolutions and i think all but one of those had bipartisan support. we have sent them 16 different funding bills. we've had about 200 democrats in the house vote with us on those members. >> you mean the piece meal bills to open the government? >> yes, it's called appropriations. that's how we fill out the budget every year. that's how we go about it. >> i would ask you why open the government piece by piece when you can open it entirely? >> we didn't want it shut down in the first place. >> that's not my question. why not open the government entirely instead of piece by piece? very simple question. >> well, and i can give you a simple answer for that.

you had marsha blackburn, you had the keg stand. you had a couple of those other clips you played, but i think they were kind of didn't know what to do and instead they went off down that yellow brick road and were attacked by flying monkeys and fields of poppy and things. >> yes, they were. mckay, how much longer does the gop simply define itself by what it's against? it's against the affordable care act. they offer no alternative. they oppose the president on syria. today we've had some encouraging news with regard to the dismantling of chemical weapons. cantor, boehner, they say we're speaking on behalf of the american people. the american people want solutions. they want constructive solutions. these people aren't representing anything. >> well, i think you've actually heard a growing number of republicans both in washington and outside say that, you know, the party needs to pig year out what its agenda is. what are our ideas? what is the point of our opposition to obama? obviously, you know, with the obama care rollout, as a gr

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