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Broken hearted. steve: he will be nonessential. brian: i imagine they are not disappointed. steve: super bowl set. lets talk politics a live look, the lights are still on. but officially, its day three of the government shutdown. ainsley: in just a few hours, senators from both sides of the aisle are going to huddle with hopes of passing the spending bill. brian: they were huddling huddlg yesterday. i thought they might get something done and change our entire rundown. kevin corke is live from t...

The family of service members killed during action will not get theirs and will not be flown on government planes to a military funeral. >> there are some members of congress trying to deal with that issue. they are trying to get legislation passed to get those checks issued to military workers and survivors of those who died. a security worker who was furloughed during the 2013 shutdown. shes furloughed again right now. youve been -- its been determined youre who the that the government thinks ...

The thousand six bill dresses that. there are a lot of different ways that addresses personal responsibility. if you have a job and our essential worker, and if you dont you have to go it right with the, lineup and so on. we have a broken immigration system. everybody knows that. i know its a talking point would be doing for a long time, but dont think at some sort of obama -- >> dana: i think you are right on that, sure. >> im not a obama cheerleader. i think he was probably the worst president...

National parks on an average day. >> associated tourism with that may not happen. >> were going to talk about that. coming up in a couple hours well talk about that on "american morning" to talk about its not just the government, what else is happening behind us. a smaller issue, morale, tell someone theyre not essential worker, lets go. >> it does seem loaded. >> 21 days it was shut down in 1995. they must have lost a ton of money. >> yeah. there are estimates its putting it in the millions of ...

.83% theyre arguing over. >> reporter: well, when you put it that way, we ought to be able to get a deal today, right? >> you would think. >> reporter: and both of you referenced earlier the question of are you an essential worker? and that has become a part of the lexicon around here in the last 24 hours. people trying to get a sense of what would it mean and what would it look like if there is a shutdown? the very serious business of what is being negotiated is happening behind the scenes. bot...

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