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Does not mean we need to default. the government will have plenty of money to pay the interest on the dent. it just wont have money of money to pay for everything it likes. it will have about three quarters of the cash it needs to do business. the treasury secretary says he cant set priorities. hes the nations chief financial officer. i know i could set the priorities and any good financial person can and its his job to do that. if he doesnt have the financial acumen to deal with that, he needs ...

Coming down fast. >> he was the ruler of the family, the king. everyone else was slavishly obedient to him. >> greta: countless lsd trips convinced the family member thats manson was a second coming of christ. >> they would have these kids you know couples having sex on a given month saying change partners. >> he was a master of making people follow him. >> he asked katie said i want you to go down to argentina to get a coconut branch. fi know her she went down and brought back a coconut for him...

>> let me give issue perspective. put aside the unemployment rate for a a while because there are lots of reasons why thats not the most effective way to look at this. the most effective way is job growth, the number of jobs lost or added in a given month. lets go back to january of 2011. you can see all through 2011, we gain jobs. off to a strong start and then we started talking about a double dip recession, issues in europe became more serious. our debt crisis became an issue, the d...

America, various checking accounts, with a debit card tied to it, if you use that debit card once in a given month, if you use it 30 times in a given month, just one swipe at the gas pump, you will be charged $5. it will come straight out of your checking account, on that given month. so if you use your debit card every month for a year, you will see $60 come out of your banking account for the year, just to use your debit card. jenna, this is in a long string of banks imposing new fees to make ...

And finally able to qualify for a home loan. 80% of them, of course, are government-supported loans. they would stop. they would not be able to get one. and it is not only that person wanting to buy a home, but how about the person who has been trying to sell a home? small business wont be able to get the loans they need, and taxpayers wont be able to get the tax refunds that they have earned. a federal government shutdown doesnt mean they lock the doors. at the capitol building in washington, b...

Fabric and clothes in about 150 apartment buildings across the city. >> how much do you get on a daily basis? >> anywhere from 3,000 to 4,000 pounds. >> banana republic jeans here that look perfectly fine. somebody could wear these. >> somebody could wear these. somebody will wear these again. fine wallet. >> fine quality jacket there. >> actually -- >> and a skirt. >> a skirt as well. >> these green markets. >> thank you. >> i had to go 40 blocks out of my way or 10 blocks out of my way i proba...

In parts of the midwest some really rough weather over the last few days as you can see in these pictures. this tornado, it swept across farmland and highways near hayfield, minnesota. the good thing here, there are no reports of any injuries or major damage but multiple tornadoes were reported in minnesota and north dakota a day earlier. jaqui jeras is here with us in the cnn weather center. this is not the end of severe weather. >> oh, gosh. we even have a tornado, really, anywhere in the unit...

Down, the bloodletting in corporate america is letting down. >> the bar graphs, a year ago its the worst it was, its a per vect "v," the shape of my upper body. it does show things are improving quite dramatically. valerie, we can put it up so christine can talk about it. if you were listening to the headlines, you were tv when it happened. you got two mixed signals. the unemployment rate was down. you and i often talk about the fact that the unemployment rate is in some instances less important...