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0 that s all for us tonight. stop making excuses. let s take a vote in the house. let s end this shutdown right now. let s put people back to work. listen, there s never been a president in our history that did not negotiate over the debt limit. never, not once. war of words in washington. the government shutdown entering its ninth day as thousands across the country feel the pain from all the cutbacks. hundreds of people across the country sick from salmonella. could the government shutdown be contributing to this outbreak? ho do you let a 9-year-old sneak past security, get on the plane without anyone stopping him, questioning him or anything? a man asks the answers after his 9-year-old son sneaks through security and on to a plane without a ticket. crazy. it really is a crazy story. good morning, it s a great morning. who won yesterday, berman, go ahead. since you asked the boston red sox are going to the american league series. this man is going to be insufferable all morning long. i can t remember the last time i slept. i have all these emotions going on. i m zoraida sambolin. there s other news this morning. this morning, the financial markets are showing the first real signs of upheaval. the stock market is beyond jittery. veterans families not getting benefits and the clock keeps on tick, tick, ticking to what could be economic calamity. the shutdown is just days away. and the u.s. will not be able to pay its bill. in the last 24 hour there are a lot of nasty words, ransom, extortion, dead least, noer is rende no surrender. will is work? not clear. what is clear. reporter: day knew, the families of troops is getting real. $100 thoushlg to help cover funeral costs and travel to dover air force base to witness the dignified transfer of their loved ones remains. in north carolina be food assistance for poor women and children cut off. and 27,000 furloughed government workers have signed up for unemployment as they go without pay. just eight days until the united states could default, president obama phoned house speaker john boehner. both sides indicating the divide is as deep as ever. you got to stop repeating this pattern. reporter: but later president obama appeared in the white house briefing room opening the door to negotiations if republicans agree to a short-term solution to reopen the government and increase the debt ceiling. if there s a way to solve this, it has to include reopening the government and saying america s not going to default, it s going to pay our bills. reporter: how long might a short-term measure last, four to six weeks, one gop source telling cnn. republicans may agree if the president promises to negotiate. but it s far from a breakthrough without some sort of concession like a cut in spending a stop gap measure may not clear the house. the long and short of it, there s got to be negotiation here. we can t raise the debt ceiling without doing something of what s driving to us borrow more money andly beyond our means. reporter: the house met but the obama add straegs threatened vetoes. a stalemate still. and the clock is ticking louder and louder. brianna keilar, cnn, washington. the centers for disease control is recalling experts furloughed in the shutdown to help deal with the salmonella outbreak that has sickened nearly 300 people and this across 18 states. it has been chased to raw chicken parts run by a company called foster farms. officials say the investigation into this outbreak began before the partial government shutdown. the shutdown has not impacted usda s food safety inspection to any major degree. the vacht majority of inspection personnel are still working because congress has viewed her function as a necessity. health officials say some salmonella strains appear to be resistant to antibiotics. and because of the shutdown, they re unable to track how widespread those are. the shutdown apparently felt in the american psyche. the consumer gallup poll finds that measure has dropped 5% in one week. this is the beginning of the finance drop since 2008. that chargs should care you. president obama s pick to be the next head of the federal reserve no secret here is janet yellen. the former vice chair. she would be the first woman to head the central bank if the senate gives its okay. yellen is said to have views about the economy as current chairman ben bernanke. interestingly in the discussions about the debt. cnn has learned that the white house is set to announce cuts to military aid to egypt. this comes across relentless violence that only seems to be worse. for the latest, let s turn to ian lee in cairo. ian, this was a very big move, one in the house reluctant to make at least a few weeks ago. how s it been received there? well, john, nothing has been official yet from the white house. there are talks there could be cuts to the $1.2 billion that the united states gives egypt. things that wouldn t be cut are things that the money the united states has to give to egypt under the camp david accords, and that s the agreement between israel and egypt. also money to fight for counterterrorism. but this would be another big move for the united states if it does happen, cutting the aid to egypt. it would unlikely have much of an effect here in egypt because the saudi arabia and the gulf has said any money that has cut by the united states, they will cover that aid and give it to egypt. but it shows kind of the weakening of ties between the united states and egypt right now, as egypt goes through this transitional period. any sort of blow between the two countries could have larger ramifications as egypt is looking for partners right now, as they as a transition to another stable democracy. this move clearly puts some distance between the u.s. and the current military government there. i guess the question is, on the ground there, is it being perceived as somehow giving support to the opposition? it will be seen as giving support to the opposition. and it s funny because both sides actually accused the united states of supporting the other side. you talk to the people who support the interim government, they accused the united states of supporting the muslim brotherhood. you talk to the muslim brotherhood they accused the united states of supporting the interim government and the ousting of president mohamed morsi. the united states really has no friends on the street here in egypt. but this sort of move would be seen toward backing the opposition and toward backing the muslim brotherhood and their allies if the united states does go forward and cut certain aid. ian lee in cairo for us. as we said, this is a big diplomatic move. 8 minutes past the hour. it s not clear how well the fix has worked on the government exchange website. there are new reports that it was told by insurers and the democrat eck allies that the healthcare.gov site was not ready to launch. the washington post said warnings came in for months about the site which has been plagued since sign jupps a weekend. the latest increase was designed to increase capacity and make it easier for you to set up an account. several protesters arrested outside the capitol. 8,000 rallied as part of an immigration reform yesterday. these protesters pushing for negotiation on a comprehensive immigration reform package. no word yet if 240es arrested will face any charges. and quite a sight in miami. take a look. wow. it is a water spout over florida s biscayne bay formed suddenly around lunchtime. that forced boaters back to their marinas or at least in the other direction from that funnel cloud. and it disappeared just a few minutes later. it looks beautiful. doesn t that look beautiful? as as long as as you re going in the other direction. let s check in with chad myers. good morning, everyone. good evening, hawaii, los angeles, showers, baltimore shower as well. vegas, sacramento, you re going to get gusty winds as it comes through. mostly sunny across much of the country. a couple showers in the east. snow in the rockies, snow in the sierra, other than that pretty dry forecasts. 67 in new york, 67, d.c. warmer, up in minneapolis, 75, farther down to the south, 85 in dallas, 83 down there in houston and 64 in l.a. enjoy your day. our thanks for chad. thanks for chad watching out for hawaii where it is still evening. diana nyad making waves at herald square for a two-day marathon swim. the goal raising money for victims of superstorm sandy. that s her, i guess, live no, is she there? can you see her? she s live. she s in the pink cap on the left side. various celebrities and others have been hopping in the pool for a chance to swim alongside her. you notice no shark cage here either. she said after her win she said she was going to do this but she would stay in a pool from this point forward. no breaks except for bathroom breaks we re told. and the money raised will go to t amerie care foundation. coming up someone murdered him, they should be in jail. they are covering up, they should be in jail. a high school teenager killed in a freak accident. the proof one parent shows his son was actually murdered. and that 9-year-old boy taking a joyride to vegas. no ticket, no parents, no interference from the tsa. how could this happen? his morning, his father is demanding answers. that s coming up next.