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Early on, no, you are not the first people walking through the doors thinking you were smarter than anybody else that walks through the doors before. isnt it amazing, every white house, eventually is just, any confidence is broken in two. these second terms, we talked about second terms are horrible. you have to go through the stretch. how is this white house handling it? >> well, look, they had the added degree of difficult -- well, frankly, its very similar watching the health care implementat...

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>> we all understand, okay. iraq, katrina. shes an expert at this. >> you read them all last night. >> harriett meyers. whats when the communications director says do this and the president does that and then busy signals and three journalists that get through thank you for getting through, please go to our health care site, healthercare.gov. >> not a good day. the president, im sure is already very mad at his staff and everyone around him. but the fact that the clean up -- what they are trying ...

Happens, and dont overreact to it. its hard to tell people. you have to train them. i told the people of new york, their resiliency was one of the reasons why we didnt get attacked again. because the terrorists realized -- they hit us really hard but didnt ruin the city. told the governor of massachusetts the same thing in boston. they came back the very next day. thats important. same thing in london. i was in london in 05 when they got hit. next day, everybody back at work. i believe that redu...

By any means necessary. >> they point to the numbers as proponents of affirmative action always do and they say that, look, back before they had this law, proposition 2, the university of michigan campus had 6.5% black students in 05. since the law, only 4.7% are black so they say once they passed this law banning affirmative action black students suffered. >> you know, im a big fan of diversity. we need it on college campuses and across the country and we need to do a better job in michigan and...

By any means necessary. >> they point to the numbers as proponents of affirmative action always do and they say that, look, back before they had this law, proposition 2, the university of michigan campus had 6.5% black students in 05. since the law, only 4.7% are black so they say once they passed this law banning affirmative action black students suffered. >> you know, im a big fan of diversity. we need it on college campuses and across the country and we need to do a better job in michigan and...

You got to finish up your visit. its almost over. >> i dont want to let you go. >> i love you. >> im going to call you tonight at 9:05. >> time to go. >> get a hug? >> love you. >> its sad. just to see him leave, not being able to touch him for a while. i just really want him to come home. >> im just glad that i seen her on my birthday. it was a -- to me it was a gift. it was a gift to me. coming up -- >> he cannot make it. he cannot rec with anyone.

So much uncertainty here in washington to begin with. so this incident only adding to the tensions that already exist here. brian? >> thats our kristen welker there reporting from the white house. it was at the top of the hour that kristen had joined "news nation" for our update on where negotiations stood regarding the government shutdown. that was about 2:05. so perhaps ten minutes, first base not that, after her report around 2:15 eastern time, pete, if youre still there, thats when we believ...

$540. very high rate of uninsured folks for the silver plan. the average is $405 a month. more than $4800 a year. the cheapest is pennsylvania. $285. the most expensive is alaska. $665. lets go to the gold plan. many folks in that age group will want high end coverage. overall you look at the middle of the road plan like the silver it costs about twice as much for a 55-year-old to get coverage than for a 27-year-old to get the same plan. how does all this compare to the insurance you could have ...

But weaverss yarn was so convincing, she says, within days a key person came forward, jason galley. >> he wants to tell me he accidentally hit ronny with his fist. >> reporter: she takes the information to the sheriffs office. the sheriffs department says that a detective was then assigned to the case, but couldnt get the witnesses to tell the truth. gaily is not picked up. for seven years it remains a cold case. then just by chance last year, judy weaver is chatting at the restaurant where she ...