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It is the duty of our government to do things for people that they cannot do themselves. The rich can do for themselves. The poor people cannot. Ill hang up and listen. Host lets go to curtis dubay. Guest we keep hearing about infrastructure investment. But the way we do that is federal gaps. The 65 cents of every dollar raised for the federal gas tax actually goes to roads and bridges and highways. The rest of it goes to things that are not supposed to be funded by the attacks. Sustainability projects, bike paths, roadside museums. I would much rather see us spending all of the money on infra...

Additional support is provided by from the tisch wnet studios in new york, ari sreenivasan. The house of representatives voted 407 to nothing to grarnt back pay to 800,000 federal employees now furloughed. The senate also is expected to approve the legislation. In a separate development, chuck hagel said the pentagon is ordering most of its furloughed civilian employees back to work, he did not say exactly how many. Meanwhile, there are new signs the Government Shutdown is damaging the economy, thousands of home buyers may not be able to qualify for mortgages because of the furloughing of irs ...

Store emptyhanded. I cant imagine that happening in the u. S. Usually that happens in the thirdworld countries. Reporter people who was electronic benefits cards were out of luck today. I came out and i tried to use my card to get some food, and theyre down. I tried every subway, and nothing is happening. All through the city, its down. I dont know what is going on. Reporter this man said he relies on the card and doesnt know where his next meal is coming from. I dont know how long its going to be down, but i know im hungry. My daughter hasnt been able to use hers. She needs to eat. Ill go to ...

What can we do for you . And now, bbc world news america. This is bbc world news america. Reporting from washington, i am laura trevelyan. Signs of progress in washingtons budget battle. As america approaches a debt ceiling deadline, president obama issues a warning if no deal is struck. We stand a good chance of defaulting. And defaulting would have a potentially devastating effect on our economy. Four out of seven International Aid workers are released after being abducted in syria but the fate of the rest remains in question. And capturing crime scenes of the past one photographer is puttin...

Welcome to our viewers on Public Television in america and also around the globe. Tonight, there are signs that washington is finally moving closer to reaching an agreement on extending the debt ceiling and reopening the government. Senate leaders have been meeting today and they are voicing optimism that they can reach a deal. Even if they can, it still faces a critical test in the house of representatives. Earlier today, president obama warned of the consequences if congress does not act. Not only is it untenable for us to continue the shutdown, this week, if we dont start making some Real P...