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in washington. the social security administration, warning that checks to millions of americans may be in jeopardy unless the debt ceiling is raised. just over $2 billion will be lost in worker productivity will be lost by the end of today. and the plan to give back pay to furloughed federal workers has stalled in the senate. abc s tahman bradley is tracking it all for us from washington. reporter: good morning. this is getting dangerous. in just nine days, the country will run out of money to pay its bills unless congress acts. and that, of course, is just one problem in washington. the other, getting the government back up and running. president obama upped the pressure on house speaker john boehner to hold a vote on a clean bill that would extend government funding. the reason that speaker boehner hasn t called a vote on it is because he doesn t apparently want to see the government shutdown end at the moment. reporter: the speaker says a funding bill cannot ....
republicans have said publicly they ll vote to fund the government with no stranges attached. more and more republicans are backing down because they re losing ground against the president, and blame over the shutdown. a new abc news/ washington post poll shows 70% of americans disapprove of how house republicans are handling the negotiations. that s up seven points in one week. 51% disapprove of what the president has done. on wall street, there s growing worry on the shutdown s impact on the economy. the dow is down 193 points since the beginning of the shutdown. a one or two-week shutdown is manageable. start getting into two, three weeks and longer, and the impact is significant. reporter: and a bigger economic threat is looming. on october 17th, america will go into default, unless congress raises the debt ceiling, the amount of money the country can borrow. the obama administration is warning that social security benefits for millions of americaning could be ....
hitter. you definitely remember it. hitters remember who threw at you, who knocked you down. i tell you. what i can remember that a lot more, who would throw at me and rushed at me than hitting i got. you didn t forget that stuff because you knew you were getting back in the box. eric: he stole third with two outs. on a single, he s scoring anyway. so he wasn t happy about that. he took care of it. ground ball to third base. thought about second. now goes to first and gets the out. down to second base goes tabata. two away here in the eighth. i m going to take this time right now to say congratulations to jacob and sandy allman on the birth of their son david born last thursday. everyone is doing well. eric: do it, jacob. one of the guys at fox, been there for many years. good man, good man. except he went to usc. justin: outside to chris stewart. stewart s 2 for 3, a couple of singles and a flyout to right. chopper to short stop. turner makes a nice hop. throws i ....
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