here with me now personal-finance expert jordan goodman. you know, i think people don't realize this but there are situations where you are vulnerable, your documents are vulnerable. >> there is fires, floods, hurricanes, robbery. people don't remember. all of these things that can be a complete disaster in your financial life if these things are taken or destroyed. gerri: people don't even think about this. some of this stuff you can get back, others you absolutely can't. where are the essential documents you have to have? >> estate planning. those kind of things. deeds, insurance policies, mortgage. marriage certificates, death certificates, all those kind of things. tax returns. back for seven years. gerri: pay them, keep track of them. gerri: why is it so important? >> it is a real mess, not only for you, but if you die, having your heirs, to put your life back together is a real pain. you can scan them into your computer and store them remotely on the cloud. there are a dozen places where we can do this remotely. you can backup your co

and finally, ben jones was voted youngest john goodman. there you go, guys! those are your nfl superlatives. we have a great show tonight! give it up for the roots! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, we have a brilliant show tonight. we are so happy to have him back. one of the funniest guys around ever. gosh, i love this guy. artie lange is here. he has a new book. [ cheers and applause ] he always delivers. man, he's funny. also tonight, she is the editor of "rookie" magazine and our favorite teenager of all time. tavi gevinson is stopping by. [ cheers and applause ] great in the movie, too. her dad's here with her. >> steve: aw. >> jimmy: she's super cute. and we have music. oh, we love this group so much. phantogram is here tonight! oh, boy! [ cheers and applause ] they are talented. good stuff. you are going to like that. today is friday. and that's usually when i catch one some personal stuff. i check my inbox. i return some e-mails and, of course, send out thank you notes. and i was running a bit behind. [ cheers and applause ] so i thought if y

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congratulations to today's winner ben goodman. the yankees lost that world series in fenway. send your guesses to msnbc.com. we'll be right back. >>> on this halloween our new poll shows that october has been a pretty scary month for everyone in washington, but one of the president's longtime advisers says the white house doesn't need to be fearful just yet. >> chuck, when you've been around long enough you've been through ups and downs. i went through the oil leak when people were saying this is obama's katrina and what you learn is what the poll proves again. if you have a couple of horrendous weeks the numbers will go down and the question is what do you do? one, they have to get the website going and quickly and the other is i think the president, i know the president is very much knocking heads around that building. i think people need to see some of that in public. they need to see some energy and edge that i'm sure the folks in charge of it this website and others are seeing in the white house. >> bob herbert, katie burke and ben white. >> it was interesting, axelrod,

you're saying, sir, but on the night of june 21st, 1964, michael this werner, james cheney and andrew goodman were lynched by the kkk near philadelphia, mississippi. how many young black and white civil rights workers has the tea party lynched? >> martin, i have given a reproduction of the painting of that incident to our local african-american history museum. i am well aware of what you're describing. sometimes analogies are imperfect. but the fact remains -- >> so do you -- do you accept that that may have been an inappropriate analogy? >> no, and i'll tell you why. because the modern-day torch bearers for the civil rights movement, the naacp, three years ago, implored the tea party to remove the racist from their midst and they failed to do so. and two years ago, another african-american congressman said specifically, you and me, they would like us hanged from a tree. and yet still, even after that, the racism continues. >> okay. >> so no, i think the point is valid and what needs to be done is the tea party to expunge the racists from their midst. >> the gop civil war is due in large part

manuel connects with marquee goodman on a strike. they tied it and went into overtime. in o.t. a 43-yard field goal by mike nugent, money. >>> in minnesota adrian peterson played with a heavy heart today after the death of his son on friday. this one, however, was all panthers. cam newton threw for three touchdown passes and rushed for another as carolina steam rolls minnesota 35-10. >>> finally, in chicago all eyes were on over 40,000 runners for the chicago marathon. security was heightened following the boston bombing in april, but that did not distract the winner in a record 2 hours, 3 minutes and 45 seconds. as for the women, kenya's rita jetu crossed the fin irline first running the race in two hours, 19 minutes and 55 seconds. i'm darren haynes, and that's a look at sports. >> and also earned her $100,000 and a $40,000 bonus and probably an endorsement deal out of this. that was her personal best by the way. >> maybe some new shoes and other stuff like that. >> one could only hope. >>> stay tuned. at the top of the hour, comic books go to war, but first, tonight meteorol

al goodman is joining us from madrid. >> reporter: suzanne, there is the spanish government summoned the u.s. ambassador to madrid to give an explanation. that happened earlier. afterwards, the spanish foreign ministry issued a statement warning washington there has to be a balance between security and the right of the citizens to have privacy. so there is in their communications so there is a warning shot across the bow from madrid. for the average spanish citizen, these latest revelations about the 60 million intercepts is just coming to light in one of the main newspapers here but there is a healthy respect for the united states but also distrust for washington here in many quarters. suzanne in. >> and al, too, we know that the u.s. ambassador called in, got a bit of a grilling. you know, what came out of that, and when it comes to the relationship between spain and the u.s., what if these claims are true? >> reporter: well, neither the u.s. ambassador nor the spanish foreign ministry officials, none came out to speak to cameras. they're trying to sort of keep a lid on this for ri

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i am amy goodman with juan gonzalez. . >> welcome to all our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. congressre grows for to pass conference of immigration reform now that the government shutdown is over, we spend the hour with one of the leading dutch people leading a fight, democratic representative luis gutierrez of illinois. he has been working to improve immigration policy since he won his congressional seat in the early 1990s. most recently he helped author a bipartisan proposal for reform in the house. the number of undocumented immigrants deported since president obama took office is set to hit 2 million -- more than under any other president. in the time since the senate pass immigration reform bill in july, the department of homeland security has deported 100,000 people. during his weekly address, obama called on the house to follow the senate sleep. the job ofd finish fixing our broken immigration system. there is a broad coalition across america behind this effort from business leaders to faith leaders to law enforcement. it would grow our economy. i

goodman joins us this morning with more. - what make-up should we always own? should we always own? - how often should we replace this make-up? - what beauty items should we always have? to learn more log on to fox baltimore dot com slash morning. coming up on good day baltimore... we will have the latest on the school bus crash in baltimore county that injured several students... plus... it's not just adults getting aggravated with the government shutdown. hear what a three-year-old had to say about the budget stalemate. you're watching fox 45 morning news.. all local.. all morning. ((break 8)) 4th queen annes county public 90 mins late. kent county public schools 1 hour late due to fog. we are we are following breaking news out of baltimore county... several children are injured in a school bus accident. it's happening right now on greensping avenue near hillside road in pikesville. megan gilliland is live on the scene with more. megan? washington d-c's police chief is washington d-c's

militarization of police forces in america joining me now for more on that from our new york studios is amy goodman just a gated journalist syndicated columnist and host of democracy now and joining me here in the studio is matthew feeney associate editor system it with reason dot com and reason twenty four seven and thank you both for joining me. great to have you mattie great to see you amy great to be radio tom first i'm curious for both of you your response amy your thoughts on what happened i understand this woman was shot so so aggressively that they were not able to identify her because not enough of her face was left in it and it was an armed time in. this is the point an outside her car i mean the idea that violence is now the first resort is very frightening and we see it both in foreign policy and we see it and policing at home it all has to be changed let's remember that police officers are actually peace officers and they're supposed to be keeping the peace and it is extremely difficult to wage peace as opposed to waging war to keep the peace at home and that's something that has to be

joining us to answer that question is john goodman, the president and c.e.o. and professor for policy analysis and the author of priceless: the health care crisis. good morning. we are obviously concerned about the website not working. what happens? say it does get fixed. millions of people go to it; what happens then? >> the big fear is the people who will make this effort will be people who are desperate and they're desperate because they're sick and need insurance. and the people who are healthy will try it once or twice and go away and you'll end up with only sick people. spoup you talk about a -- >> you talk about a death spiral. can you talk about what that is and why we're at risk of it happening. >> you start with a pool of people. you have healthy and some are sick. the insured discovers the average person in there is sicker than they thought. then they have to raise the premium. after they raise the premium healthy people start dropping out. now the pool is sicker than it was before. so they have to turn around and raise the premium again. and then m

amazon prime video service unveiled an 11 episode comedy out of house starring john goodman. it is about four republican congressman who shared the same house, written by a guy who hates gop congressman. a second sitcom premieres on amazon prime next month about silicon valley startup, and three kids shows next year and 11 pilots. watch out, netflix, amazon is ten times your size. remember the 90s? t l c, v 81 biopic is the highest original cable movie this year and the most watched the original letter to run on the viacom channel. crazy sexy cool landed four million viewers and almost two million tweets monday night and if you missed it not to worry, it will run an encore on sunday and let's go to break, wireless carrier worse, t mobile's unique strategy to undercut the likes of at&t and verizon giving a away free of charge and the ceo joins adam and lori. cheryl: $18 billion in debt and looking for a lifeline, as the city prepares to learn whether it canuptcy. dennis: through thick and thin and health care website glitches the new obamacare add that is lightening up social

. >> goodman. >> i'm a chelsea man myself. "worldwide exchange." plenty more coming on "squawk box." don't miss out. whatever happens, we hope you have a profitable day. us. sometimes they just drop in. cme group can help you navigate risks and capture opportunities. we enable you to reach global markets and drive forward with broader possibilities. cme group: how the world advances. >>> good morning. day 14 of the government shutdown. no deal out of washington this weekend. nervous investors were taking note with equity futures trading sharply below fair value but not giving back that 400 points that we picked up. it is monday though, october 14th, 2013. "squawk box" begins right now. >>> sfwood morning, everybody. welcome to "squawk box." i'm becky quick. andrew ross sorkin. all those promises that maybe the government would be open by now. not so fast. the treasury department warns that the government will not be able to pay its bills after wednesday. senate leaders have taken over negotiations. they spoke by phone yesterday. they failed to reac

joining us is financial analyst jordan goodman. good to have you with us this morning. >> glad to be with with you. >> you are not feeling good about it? >> i think we are going to default. the republicans had two chances yesterday, and what's going to change between yesterday and today? i don't think that the pressure is obviously on oh, if in fact we do default, the interest rates will sore. it's happening to treasury bills. the stock market will plummet. credit markets will tighten up. it's going to be a financial disaster. >> now comes this warning that the u.s. could be downgraded. if we are, what does that mean? >> fitch is saying we could potentially be downgraded. our interest rates will be higher. the s&p downgraded us back in august, 2011. other things happened instead, turned out the interest rates fell yesterday. in general, you're more of a risk. we've never done this before. the treasuries are the so-called risk lifless investments, like e life blood of the world's financial system. everything is based off of treasury

she's filling in for len goodman to has the night off. >> i'm so excited. i know how it feels to be on the floor. >> i'm going to miss len. this is supposed to be a ballroom show. he represents ballroom. >> the interplay was terrific. >> it will be interesting to see how the dynamic changes. >> we'll be able to be more creative and experimental because he's gone. that's always good. >> i know what it takes to put the effort and the time in. >> to have someone like her who has been on both sides of the competition is exciting. >> julianne tonight will judge ten dances, including a competitive dance by her brother. it is a tv show. i'm sure she'll be a fair judge. she'll do amazing. >> i think she'll be tougher on her brother, derek. >> she's going to be fair. she's professional in anything she does. >> she has hinted she doesn't favor low scores, like -- >> 4! >> i want to feel the paddles. don't be surprised if like the 4s are just kicked out and just gone. i'm just saying. >> whoa. >> reporter: is hough tough? she tweeted that the angel with devil horns is

i am liz goodman with welfare health plan. i would like to introduce you to her next session which is medicaid expansion and reform. metfirst speaker will be salem. he was director of the national association of medicaid directors in 2011, the newly formed group that represents territorial medicaid directors. he provides them with a strong and unified voice in national discussions as well as a locus for technical assistance and best practices. he spent 12 years at the governors association where he worked on the governor's health hair and human services reform agendas and spent i've years are to that as a health policy analyst working for the state medicaid directors as part of the american public human services association. our second speaker will be claudia strasburg. she is director of the health care policy research administration for the district of columbia department of health care finance. she is responsible for overseeing the division of regulation and policy management , the division of eligibility policy, and the di

i am pleased goodman. i would like to introduce you to the next session which is medicaid expansion reform approaches for modernizing medicaid to expand coverage. the first speaker will be matched, named executive director of the national association of medicaid directors in 2011. the new reform association represents all 56 of the nation's state and territorial medicaid directors. matt does a quiz to see if people can name the extra six and provide them a voice in national discussions as well as the technical assistance and best practices. he formerly spent 12 years of the national governors' association where he worked on the governor's health care and human services reform agendas and spent five years prior to that as a health policy analyst for working for the state medicaid directors as part of the american public human services association. our second speaker will be claudia, director of the health care policy research administration for the district of columbia department of health care finance. she

. >> jonathan goodman levitt leads a political coming of age story. here more on sunday night at 8:00 on c-span's q and a. >> the bipartisan policy center created a coalition of political reform to and participle -- to and partisanship in politics -- two and partisanship and politics and government. present detailed limitations to the president, congress, and the american people on the election reform, congressional reform, and increasing access to public service. from the electoral swing state of ohio, this is an hour and 20 minutes. thehe cofounder of institute for the united states senate, vicki kennedy. [applause] the cochair of the commission on political reform and former at the cultural secretary -- former agricultural secretary -- former governor of ohio, bob task -- the first woman speaker of the ohio house of representatives, joann davidson. former governor of ohio am a ted strickland. former texas congressman, henry -- agriculturetary of -- review's -- nal [applause] full bios of our panelists online or in the program. we invite everyone li

. >> jonathan goodman levitt, a story and follow the leader. hear more sunday night at 8 p.m. on c-span's q&a. >> next week on capital lawmakers will continue to look into problems with the rollout of the affordable care act website. tuesday, administrator of the centers for medicare and medicaid services will testify before the house ways and means committee, and wednesday hhs secretary sebelius will appear before the house energy and commerce committee. that same committee heard yesterday from government contractors on the role in building that there is component of the affordable care act online health insurance exchange is and healthcare.gov user technical difficulties since its release on october 1 of this year. federal officials did not fully tested the site until approximately two weeks before it became available when asked if this was sufficient time for testing, both witnesses said they would've preferred more time. here's a look at that hearing. >> colleagues were unable to be with us this morning. sadly i convicted of our late colleague, former corporation chair bil

i'm liz goodman with well care health plans. i would like to introduce you to our next session. medicaid expansion and reform. approaches for modernizing medicaid to expand coverage. our first speaker will be matt. matt was named executive director of the national association of medicaid directors in 2011. the newly formed association represents all 56 of the nation's state and territorial medicaid directors. he does a quiz to see if the people can name the extra six and provides them with a strong and unified voice in national discussions as well as a locus for technical assistance and practices. he spent 12 years at the national governor's association where he worked on the governor's healthcare and human services reform agendas and spend five years prior to that as a health policy analyst working for the state medicaid directors. our second speaker will be claudia schlossberg. claudia is director of the healthcare policy reform administration for district of columbia healthcare and finance. she is responsible for overseeing regulations and policy management, the division of e

director jonathan goodman levitt weaves a political coming-of-age story in "follow the leader." here more on sunday night at 8:00 on c-span's q&a. >> hours after the japanese attack on pearl harbor, first lady eleanor roosevelt was on the radio talking with america. >> good evening, ladies and gentlemen. i'm speaking to you a very serious moment in our history. the cabinet is convening and the leaders in congress are meeting with the president. armytate department and and navy officials have been with the president all afternoon. in fact, the japanese ambassador was talking to the president at the very time that japan's airships were bombing our citizens in hawaii and the philippines and sinking one of our transports loaded with lumber on its way to why he. -- hawaii. by tomorrow morning, the numbers of congress will be ready for action. in the meantime, we the people are already prepared for action. the knowledge that something of this kind might happen has been hanging over our heads and yet it seemed impossible to believe. it seemed impossible to drop the everyday things of l

we also tried to interview the company's ceo, gila goodman, in new york but she refused to speak with us. kevin taxin was success' president at the time of the fire. he also refused to speak to us on camera. he now heads up another supplier called americo group. one of its clients...is walmart. >> if walmart were really so upset about what success apparel did, one assumes they would not be keen to continue to do business with a leading executive from success apparel. >> on the phone, kevin told us that neither success nor its agent in bangladesh, true colors, knew about the subcontract to tazreen. but we managed to track down true colors' last remaining employee in dhaka. >> if there's any subcontracting, would you be aware of that? >> yeah. >> and then what do you do with that information? do you pass it up? >> yeah. we pass it up to our importer. >> so can you read this email for me and tell me who it's from? >> ok, it's saying hi kanta, i heard the shocking news about the fire last evening. it's nov 26. >> and what's the subject line of the email? >> fire at subcon. >> subcon is in