defense secretary chuck hagel is in town and due to have talks with counterparts about that very issue. at the moment south korea is due to take operational control from 2015 but many feel it doesn't yet have the capacity to lead such a war and it wants to delay that process, so that will be the major part of chuck hagel's talks on wednesday. >> reporter: a new team of chemical weapons experts are due to start work in syria in the coming hours and inspectors from the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons are to cow late a list of syria stockpile to be destroyed and experts left the capitol damascus after completing the second mission in two months and looking into several alleged chemical attacks. 2 million people fled syria according to the united nations but not just the neighbors are feeling the pressure, refugees make the journey by boat across the medeterrian and sicilly is where they end up. >> reporter: they travel across the desert to libya and then paid $2000 each to get on to a small boat to europe. they were rescued by the italian coast guard after three days

where is chuck hagel? have you seen chuck around? where is he? what interview has he done? where is he? where is this man? department of defense secretary, where is he? this guy should be fired immediately! he has no right to be there. he lost all credibility with the military. get out of here! this is what drives me crazy. they're not leaders. these aren't leaders. >> bill, keep in mind -- >> carney, what is the matwer carney? he knows when president obama knew about it. so he is stonewalling. you covered nixon. you know what nixon people did. carney is doing sergeant exactly what they did. it is not his job to stonewall! >> well -- >> hagel, carney, all of them, go. you don't want to serve the people two. you could make a lot ever money in the private sector. i'm tired of this. bill: let them have it, bill. president signed a bill funding benefits but calls for hagel resignation have not ended. katie pavlich, townhall.com, fox news contributor is with me now. good morning to you. >> good morning. bill: why what have you found out by way of the white house when they knew a

defense secretary chuck hagel making the announcement, citing a law that was pass said. lawmakers are in session tomorrow. >> story telling is the star in tennessee. teachers, heath care workers, therapyists and corporate executives are among those participating. they are converging to do what they do best of the this is the 41st year they've done it. >> look out. my legs are falling. i never thought i would be a story teller in a million years. you never know how your life will change, do you. "two legs came down the chimney into the cold ashes. ". >> it's how we communicate. we sat on the front porch, around the dinner table and told stories. and then we are able, through the stories, to better understand not only ourselves, but each other. >> he came up to the edge of the stage, sort of straightened out his shirt, tightened up his belt, looked down and said, "now, boys and girls, before you go meet your teachers i want to talk to you." >> story telling is the way we move a picture from our head to someone else's head. >> 41 years ago the festival started with 80 peopl

chuck hagel is saying in a statement that his lawyers found wording that applies to the workers, chuck hagel says that it means they can eliminate furloughs for employees whose responsibilities constitute and contribute to the morale, well being, came abilityise and readiness of military around the world. good news for the 350,000 workers. they'll be paid under the act. >> this is all about obamacare, yet obamacare is funded. the workers will gets backpay even if they are not working, and yet on the sunday morning talk shows it seems neither side was showing evidence of backing down. >> the house and senate spent all day having a go at each other. blaming each other. today it continued on the sunday broadcasts. at the heart of it is obamacare. here is rand paul. a junior senator in the state of kentucky saying that - affordable care act or obamacare has to go. >> our initial position and still our position is we think obamacare is a bad idea and will hurt the people it's supposed to help. we offered a one year delay. we offered compromise after compromise. you hear from the president a

take a listen. >> the secretary of defense chuck hagel should have said get this done. we're not going to stand for it. i think chuck hagel needs to think about offering his regu r resignation over this. >> this needs to be corrected immediately. >> hagel, carney, all of them, go. you don't want to serve the people, go. you can make a lot of money in the private sector. you know, i'm tired of this. >> you think this is the reason for frustration? because nobody is held accountable? >> yes, but think about it, for good reason, people are upset. it's one of the most shameful things that comes out of this. where we're not honoring the military. it's despicable. it's not something i ever thought i'd see in this country. in terms of the overall viewpoint of american's dissatisfaction with congress, with the house, with the senate, with the presidency. it's systemic. comes down from the top. i would like to see some leadership. to say, let me settle this, let me work this out and let me make the decision as commander and chief about what services we're going to provide. >> th

chuck hagel, a decorated vietnam combat veteran. this man still carries shrapnel in his chest. he has buried friends for years and had his own friends in vietnam not come home. this is a very emotional moment for him but something he very much wanted to do. he is very understanding of the message he is sending by allowing this to be filmed. what you are not seeing on this camera angle, of course, are the family members of the fallen who are standing, as we see those transfer caskets begin to be taken off the plane. we are not allowed, of course, to intrude on their privacy. they stand in a particular spot that our cameras cannot see for their moment of very private grief. we've seen the president travel to dover. this will be a very solemn moment. you are about to see these transfer caskets. you are about to see the flag-draped caskets come off the plane and honors be rendered to these fallen. >> and just a reminder, too, this is cody patterson, private first class, it was his second deployment to afghanistan, just to put a name to this ceremony he was awarded the bronze star,

nobody knows who chuck hagel is, you can say chuck hagel -- they don't know who he is. >> okay, now, the why behind the reporting. cnn is the starkest example, they are a hard news organization still. they still pride themselves on a developing story. and to spend the paultry amount of time on it as they did was a bad decision. >> it's an interesting theory, and the fact that cnn, which has a lot of time on its hands. >> tons. >> the fact that they played it down would indicate that you may be on to something. i'm not sure why they played it down, unless they've done some focus groups and they found out that their people don't want to hear any -- you know, maybe they're not as left wing as msnbc. nobody is. but i think you may be on to something, they figure, let fox do this, we're not going to win that battle. >> we'll try to get some people in over here. it didn't work, by the way, the ratings were abysmal. >> we'll program to people who like president obama, maybe. and don't want to hear bad news about limb. >> okay, and all of this is happening because of good morning america, la

secretary of state john kerry and chuck hagel are in japan that ie eel be discussing the realignment of u.s. forces in the country. they'll meet with the foreign minister and defen minister. the four will discuss transferring more training flights from okinawa to other locations inside or outside of japa japan. but people in okinawa have been protesting for a review. the ministers will talk about security in the asia pacific region. japanese officials are warning that the situation in the area is becoming increasingly uncertain. they'll discuss north korea's nuclear and missile. >> they're trying to restart the negotiations on the north program. the party talks have been stalled for five years. stephen bos worth met on wednesday on the heels of talks. leon segal also attended. >> from washington's standpoint they need some assurance that concrete steps will be taken. >> segal said those steps would be accept nuclear inspectors. authorities in pyongyang have insisted there should be no conditions placed on the conditions of the talks. >>> they've agreed to launch a pre-emptive strike

defense secretary chuck hagel traveled to dover as four families await the return of their family member's bodies. he said he was offended, outraged and embarrassed because of this situation. >>> the baby boomer and senior expo will take place tomorrow. admission is $2 or two cans of nonper rshable food items. you can get the chance to win prizes and meet some of the people on abc2. stop by and say hello to jamie costello. >> i was right there. >>> all right. words can hurt just as badly has sticks and stones but the battle against bullying is getting more difficult. coming up one area is putting up a fight. >> we're taking your calls on health. >> on this cloudy breezy day. 61, eight degrees below average. no two-degree winner today. we're tracking the coastal storm, when this could bring the heaviest rain to your neighborhood. that's right here. one year-since i received the itbest gift i will ever get... a life saving marrow transplant from my big sister, sallie-anne. and right now my first and only wish is simple. that you support the be the match marrow registry. if more people are on

the secretary of defense chuck hagelle should have said get it done. he's the one who's at the top of the food chain and broke the sacred trust with the families. the military families weren't pawns to be played with by this administration to make political points. that's what happened in this situation. chuck hagel needs to look in the mirror and say, did i do any job as secretary of defense and as the guardian of the trust with the military families and the american people, did i do my job? i would look him in the eye and say, sir, you did not do your job. you did not do what you were supposed to do as secretary of defense. the president of the united states could have fixed it nine days ago when they first found out about it. he used the military families as pawns. it's embarrassing and despicable to do this. now the military doesn't trust the civilian leadership. >> ken fisher of the fisher house steps in and says, i'm going to step in and help the families until congress and the white house and everybody can get their act together. you guys in the

you shaved chuck hagel and helped out the families. the department of defense has the left armest budget in the government. they are still funding golf courses. they cowln't find a way to do this. your thoughts? >> this is a national disgrace. there is no other way to put it. we stepped in because these families lost a loved one. they shouldn't worry about where their next dollar is coming from. wh they raised hands and took an oath they were going to defend the nation with their lives. if they came back wounded, we as america had to make sure they were healed. whether mental or physical. if they lost their lives in doing so, it was up to us to take care of their loved one. >> that was the promise. special agent joseph peters was killed over the weekend. his wife said, my husband always said if something happened to him we would be taken care of. not only was the government not prepared to take care of this man's child and wife as they promised him they would if he went to fight for our country, they were con at the present time appare

on saturday chuck hagel announced that thanks to a law that will guarantee u.s. troops are paid during the partial government shutdown the pentagon can eliminate furloughs who contribute to the moral, well being and capability of service members. some of that is in the base or commisary. the shutdown forced commisaries to close, ruining thousands of family budgets. >> i would say it's ridiculous that you take it away from the people fighting for your country. like that's just ridiculous. >> with the pentagon staff recall, hundreds of thousands of federal workers are in limbo. at the johnson space center in houston, those assigned to mission control are on the job. others wonder what will happen to them and their families if congress and the white house don't strike a deal on a new budget soon. >> i think they are playing chicken with our lives. we've been through a pay freeze, and now this. i've had enough. >> meantime the wt and republicans and -- the president and republican and congress spent saturday pointing fingers at each other. >> we can't keep engaging i

you shaved chuck hagel and helped out the families. the department of defense has the left armest budget in the government. they are still funding golf courses. they cowln't find a way to do this. your thoughts? >> this is a national disgrace. there is no other way to put it. we stepped in because these families lost a loved one. they shouldn't worry about where their next dollar is coming from. wh they raised hands and took an oath they were going to defend the nation with their lives. if they came back wounded, we as america had to make sure they were healed. whether mental or physical. if they lost their lives in doing so, it was up to us to take care of their loved one. >> that was the promise. special agent joseph peters was killed over the weekend. his wife said, my husband always said if something happened to him we would be taken care of. not only was the government not prepared to take care of this man's child and wife as they promised him they would if he went to fight for our country, they were con at the present time appare

the two plus two meeting includes chuck hagel, u.s. secretary of state john kerry and their counter parts defense minister and foreign minister. security in east say sha is high on the agenda. discussions include revisions on united states japan cooperation guidelines. japanese officials want china to help maintain security in the region. they want china to abide by international rules and keep the military budget transparent. they say the senkakus islands will be discussed. they want to reaffirm they're in the treaty. the islands are controlled by japan but claimed by china and taiwan. >>> lawmakers in the ursz are digging in their heels. the republicans are standing by their decision to make an agreement on con ting ens of delays obama care. they're demanding a ransom for doing their job. >> they've shut down the government to deny affordable health insurance to millions of americans. the president warned the full impact of the shutdown may not be noun for some time. the last time it happened in the 90s, it hurt the u.s. economy. hun

chuck hagel. we've been reporting all along that this is more than likely because of the partial government shutdown. because it has meant that the families of those fallen heroes are not getting the normal death benefits that they should be. including the money that it takes to get them to dover so they can meet the remains of their loved ones. >>> this is so troubling. i'm not sure how many families of those four at least have been able to make it there on their own dime or if you've even been able to get the story. this is such an unpleasant story that i'm sure the government doesn't want us to have. >> reporter: hi. >> athena, i'm sorry -- i'm sorry. harry reid is speaking. this isn't something we expected. i'll return to you in a moment. >>> let's check in on the head of the senate. i'm sorry, we're just trying to get that tape in. but the senate majority leader harry reid is apparently taking to the mic very unexpected. >> and my republican friends should take yes for an answer. we're ready

chuck hagel ordering 350,000 civilian defense workers on the job. the house decided to provide them backpay. congress - no closer to resolving the impasse and ending the shutdown. >> we have been trying to fund government. and harry reid says no, he doesn't want to. >> every day we don't fund operations of the government we are losing $so billion. >> the american people have been fighting their way out of the worst recession since the great depression. the economy is coming back, they don't need politics in washington to bring the economy down. >> john terrett is standing by live in washington with more on the story. the sun is out in the nation's capital. what about optimism in the air? >> not much of that. but the sun is out, it's a beautiful day, 90 degrees. apart from the sunshine, the dod, department of defense, is recalling 350,000 furloughed workers, civilians on the job monday or tuesday. they are ordering them back saying the military can't survive without them. i have interesting figures. 350,000 workers, then, 90% of the furloughed worker

chuck hagel and president obama are said to be very disturbed, and veterans will not get benefit checks next month. some could become homeless. that is according to the secretary of veterans affairs. >> i just did not think that the august members of this committee or the congress would allow this to happen. >> republicans blame democrats. >> the administration is playing politics on the backs of the families of our fallen. this is unconscionable. >> the white house admitted that these should have been paid when they paid for the troops. some saw signs of more bipartisanship, from top republican paul ryan, calling for both sides to cut spending and reform tax law but did not mention obama care, which john boehner still sees as central. >> what a train wreck. for notwe tax people buying a product from a website that does not work? >> they say it is not working for families as well as it could. >> the pentagon said they would pay the full death benefits to as able military families reimbursement to a group that has offered to pay. steve handelsman, wbal-tv 11 news. >> meanwhile, as part o

last night on the kelly file congressman duncan hunter took aim at chuck hagel. >> chuck hagel needs to think about putting in his resignation. he broke the trust of these families. these military families are not pawns to be played with by this administration. that's exactly what happened in this i gos situation. >> the bill reinstates 100,000 dollar payments to military families and resume funeral and burial expenses. >> the national park could reopen as soon as today but for steve price the obama administration giving the green light for states to spend their own money to make it happen. places like arizona had offered to reopen the parks. they were refused because officials said they couldn't take the money in utah state legislators are working on a plan to spend over 160,000 dollars a day to reopen their parks. >> now it is time to take a look at who is talking. this morning it is dc lawn mower man chris cox. he took caring for the lincoln memorial into his own hands during the government shut down but was told to take a hike. he told this on the kelly files. >> once the trash c

hagel recently ordered most of its three hundred fifty thousand civilian defense contractors back to work citing that they are so critical to protecting national security they have got to keep the military industrial complex move and keep them happy after all war is what's funny in this economy and i write. the book. our online team is closely following developments in the u.s. budget crisis so had to calm for our regular updates. right see. first rate. and i think you're. on a reporter's. as uprising in lines is forming in the middle east between israel and saudi arabia as reports say the countries are negotiating a union against iran despite sharing common rivals there is no official diplomatic relations between the states and the two clash when it comes to saudi arabia support of the palestinians. has details. there's an unexpected union forming right now in the region between israel and saudi arabia unexpected because on the one hand while the two shape common rivals in egypt and syria saudi arabia particularly recently has been pouring millions of dollars of aid into palestinian

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hagel recently ordered most of its three hundred fifty thousand civilian defense contractors back to work citing that they are so critical to protecting national security they have got to keep the military industrial complex move and keep them happy after all war is what's funny in this economy am i right. always good watch it we're keeping a close developments on capitol hill our web site as well had to all to dot com for a expert analysis and plenty of updates to. do with the conflicts in syria rocking the stability of the entire middle east old region alliances being broken in new ones are probably being forged no in their place too unlikely friends than israel and saudi arabia don't even have diplomatic relations but have now apparently managed to find common ground fall asleep reports from the country's united front against the syrian government and its closest iran . there's an unexpected union forming right now in the region between israel and saudi arabia unexpected because on the one hand while the two shape common rivals in egypt and syria saudi arabia particularly recently

chuck hagel executive dining room stayed open. but we screwed the military families. >> quickly for a second, if you could answer this quickly. the funding is restored. moving on to other stories now, other headlines but is this the story that will linker in the minds of americans for some time? really question our folks here about leadership in this country and where it's going? the lack thereof? >> no, the american people will move on. we forget too fast. but it will linger on in heart and soul of the military families we trashed. >> sad statement, indeed. thank you for joining us. we appreciate your insight. coming up, secretary of state kerry prepares to meet with the afghan president hamid karzai. this is as we get news of another score for military. they nabbed another high-profile terrorist. we go live to the mideast bureau for the latest. at the heart of the political drama continues to play out on capitol hill, obamacare. huge point of contention with the republicans. is the agency charged with managing it, the i.r.s.? st

defense secretary chuck hagel said he hoped an accord on the future u.s. military presence in afghanistan would be in place by november. chuck hagel said -- however, president karzai has insisted afghanistan would not be rushed over the negotiations and is even hinted an agreement might not be finalized before presidential elections in april next year. about the u.s. presence now in afghanistan and the future plans for bases and a base of operations for counterterrorism forces, malalai joya. >> as i briefly said, a tip of the iceberg and some of the route tel aviv and war crime of the war also -- some of crimes of u.s. and others. they said just a few thousands of the troops would withdraw. but there are military bases that remain, nine major military bases. they're going to legalize this. they raise this propaganda that civil will happen if we leave afghanistan. behind this, the hand of the u.s., to make afraid of people bases.pt these military i believe as long as in a country which has foreign military bases, u.s. military bases, they can't expect they

defense secretary chuck hagel has ordered all furloughed employees to return to work. tracie potts is live on capitol hill now with more. >> reporter: good morning. this does not mean everyone on shutdown is going back to work, but it does mean several hundred thousand people will be happy to see this, the pentagon building. basically they took a look at the law and said that almost all pentagon employees are essential to keeping this country safe, and for that reason they come back and they come back with pay. that leaves some 400,000 people who work for other parts of the government who will not yet be coming back until congress decides on a budget. the other big date you need to be aware of, october 17. that's the day this government is scheduled to run out of money to pay its bills. essentially our credit card being canceled. that whole debate over the debt limit is gearing up here on capitol hill as well with republicans saying they do not have the votes to raise the debt limit unless we deal with health care. it's the same issue that's holding up a budget. we're

on saturday, chuck hagel announced that thanks to a law guaranteeing u.s. troops paid during the partial government shutdown, the pentagon can eliminate if you are lows for employees who's employment contribute to the morale, capability and readiness of service members. some of that well being lies in the base department store or commissary where military families can stretch their dollars. theship down forced all com sears to close and it's ruining thousands of family bugs. >> i would say that it's kind of ridiculous that you're taking that away from the people who are fighting for your country. that's ridiculous. >> even with the pentagon staff recall, hundreds of thousands of other workers are in limbo. at the johnson space center, only those assigned to mission control are on the job. other nasa employees wonder what will happen to them and father families if the white house and the congress don't strike a deal soon. >> i think they're playing chicken with our lives and we've been through a pay freeze, and now this? i've had enough. >> meanwhile, the pr

chuck hagel said he was outraged and embarrassed about the situation. members of congress also weighed in. they say the government shutdown is only a minimal impact? remember these memories. issue benefits and refund fisher house for what it has agreed to pay. action in the senate has yet to be seen. it comes with no strings attached. >> the deadlock over health care reform is qualifying an aspect of this new law. it is best to get coverage by valentine's day to avoid penalties. the -- itrlier than starts on the first day of a given month and takes 15 days to process applications. developments. new .e will have more coming up >> currently the vice chairman of the fed and would be the first woman to lead this country lost central bank. she has a key understanding of how markets and the economy work. >> denomination appears to call him nerves on wall street. >> cutting off millions of dollars in egypt. >> it has been to encourage legitimately affecting the will. no indication of how much money the administration will cut. i had at 6:00, paying tribute. a

chuck hagel ordered 350,000 employees back to the office. this comes as the house returns to the hill at noon and the senate at 2:00 with more than just the budget to worry about. the country will default on its loans for the first time ever in just ten days. speaker john bane certificate demanding concessions from the white house to raise the debt ceiling. some furloughed government workers are taking their sfr frustrations out on line. angie goff has more. >>> furloughs, being called off, the top trending topic. another group getting paid that's getting a lot of attention, the launch of this website that shows just how much congress is getting paid by the second during this entire mess. it's called congressstillgetspaid.com. a software developer and his team which includes a georgetown grad said they created it to show voters the privilege not afforded to furloughed workers and they add when all 535 members are seated, it costs americans $2.95 per second to have congress. since the shutdown we do have to note more than 100 lawmakers have v

all employ ens employees and troops would be in command and fighting the war and chuck hagel is in town at the moment and due to have talks with the counterparts about that very issue. at the moment south korea is due to take over operational control in war time from 2015 but many feel it doesn't yet have the capacity to lead such a war and that it wants to delay that process so that will be the major part of chuck hagel's talks on wednesday. >> reporter: china is marking the 64th anniversary of when the country was a communist republican and leaders have taken part in the ceremony presenting flowers in the square and this is the first time since they were formally elected in february. and 30 died in flooding in cambodia and it's rising along the mi-con river and could reach levels in 1996 which claimed about 170 lives and affected more than a million cambodians and let's look at the weather there and around the world and here is richard. >> thanks steven and it's the time of the year when you expect heavy rains for cambodia and september and into october. look on the satellite there an

chuck hagel is a veteran and you're not. that's the worst politics i've seen in this whole thing. >> bob, he did respond. i acted on the advice of attorneys. that's courageous. why didn't you say i acted on behalf of the fallen troops. >> i understand that. dana's formulation was right. attorneys reacted to what was a badly written law that did not specify this. it was a republican law. what are you going to say? you should have caught it. >> i don't think you can call it republican law. they all took credit from the president to senate to house. everybody was claiming the credit for passing the military pay act. i don't like the military being used as political pawn. i wish they would have quietly got it taken care of. looks like they had the power to do so. >> if you read the memo put out by duncan hunter's office, there's a lot of leverage to interpret this. interpret it, be flexible and have someone stand up and challenge it. >> how can the white house be comfortable sending out carney out everyday not giving henry a spe

defense secretary chuck hagel announced it today. barbara starr is live for us right now from the pentagon. barbara, what gives? >> yeah. well, what gives is defense secretary chuck hagel wants his people back at work. that's what he's saying. in fact, issuing a statement today saying most of them will be coming back next week. here's how it breaks down. government wide, about 800,000 civilians furloughed. about half of those, 400,000, work for the department of defense. but last week when congress passed a law allowing the troops to be paid, it opened the door to the civilians also being paid. so they've been working on that behind the scenes for the last few days. now all the lawyering is done, all the paperwork, all the legalities are done. and what they are doing is they can't bring back everybody but the law now they believe will allow them to bring back people directly involved in helping military familys and helping the troops in doing things that would hurt the troops in the future if they weren't done right now. so think of

at the same time defense secretary chuck hagel ordered nearly 350,000 of his civilian workers back on the job today to support the military. >> irresponsible. >> reporter: meanwhile organizing for action which grew out of the president's reelection campaign thought to add to the pressure on help cans with a cable tv ad. >> now tea party republicans are threatening an economic shutdown, refusing to pay our nations bills, endangering american jobs. >> reporter: on sunday house speaker john boehner insisted the president won't get his way. and on the house floor today he called again for talks with the president. >> now the american people expect when their leaders have differences, and in a time of crisis that we'll sit down and at least have a conversation. really, mr. president, it's time to have that conversation before our economy is put further at risk. >> reporter: republicans and democrats did agree on one thing, a bill to give retroactive pay to furloughed federal employees. it awaits senate approval and the president said he'd sign it. but the greatest risk looms in just ten da

. >> if i was chuck hagel, a vietnam veteran and someone came up to me and said, we're not going to be able to pay these people. i'm going to go to the president and i'm going to resign in protest. that's what chuck hagel should have done. >> how does that make you feel when you hear the news of that happening? >> to be honest with you, i was in tears. i haven't slept since i heard that on the news, that's the truth, everybody. i'm not the only one, a lot of vets are out here hurting and in pain. we feel for our fallen brothers. >> if you could say something to the leaders on capitol hill, what would you say to them? >> shame on you. >> if they had the bond that we have right here. this country would never be in danger of losing any of its constitutional rights many. >> it isn't about democrats or republicans, it's about doing the right thing. >> that's what this is about, we the people. >> thanks for being with us, we'll see you tomorrow night, up next, the o'reilly factor, make sure you go to gretawire.com and tell us what you thought about tonight's show. tonight's show. >>> welcome

>> baker, i want to ask you about chuck hagel. he was a veteran. he says he warned the american people. i don't remember it. but then again i was sleeping most of the week. should he resign? owe riley says he has to step down. >> that is not gonna happen. >> should it? >> no. >> answer the question. >> no, it shouldn't. he is part and parcel of this dysfunctional administration. will you ask everybody to step down? to be fair we should ask everybody in washington and on capitol hill to leave now. let's have a new round of elections. they are all awful. >> this is what happens when you move to idaho. you will form your own militia. >> well, that's true. no, i don't think i am off base here in saying this. what i don't understand is why we are not getting more from the public. i am talking about dissatisfaction. why not demand more? >> i think that's exactly what is going on. >> no, it is not going on. we are standing around and letting it happen and then they will get back to business in six weeks and say i am glad they got that sorted out and we go

they returned monday after an announcement by chuck hagel. he said they were return 80% of the 350 furloughed defense civilian employees. this was welcomed news former chants near the pentagon. many so you business drop 75% at the beginning of the shutdown. >> tractor trailer drivers plan to intentionally clog the inner loop of the beltway to protest the shutdown. it is scheduled for october 11. organizers tell "u.s. news & world report" they plan to call attention to a number of frustrations and show disapproval for the shutdown. if all goes according to the plan, they will circle three lanes deep, blocking traffic. >> wouldn't that be fun to be behind. >> the good news is, i believe october 11 is columbus day so some people should be home from work. not us. >> jacqui, let's talk weather, something good. >> my husband's birthday on october 11. >> going to use the belt way? >> not go to any more. 56 degrees, a comfortable, cool start. fall has returned. it is back and feeling pretty good this morning. fredricksburg is 21 degrees colder than y

chuck hagel personally telephoned the general to inform him of the decision. the u.s. plans to withhold from the egyptians, a dozen fighter planes a like number of helicopters, four a-1 tank kits these are kits that can be assembled after over yaes. and missiles. and the u.s. is also withholding a cash transfer. $360 million. and a $300 million loan guarantee. egypt's president addley monsour was there this week. with a massive explosion rocking a security facility in the southern sinai. >> picking up and leaving town walking away from this relationship wouldn't be good for the egyptian people. it wouldn't allow us to help in the way we ask. and certainly unshared security interests when we talk about counterterrorism, we sock about the sinai and other security interests that would help achieve those goals. >> a former u.s. senator who visited egypt recently tells fox news there is a perception in egypt that the obama administration is backing the muslim brotherhood. >> with the announcement of cutting aid sends the wrong message. the bolsters the bad guys. those folks

. >> meantime, the defense secretary chuck hagel has ordered -- the majority of the federal workforce remains off the job. >>> there's also an internal debate going on inside the gop about how to handle the stalemate and what long-term impact the shutdown may have on the party. what do you make of this? i mean you saw their treasury secretary jack lew saying you have to stop saying unless i get my way i'm going to shut everything down. is that an accurate portrayal of what's going on? >> the president is not even willing to negotiate over crumbs here. his basic attitude is there's no negotiation. when bill clinton was president, one thing i remember from that shutdown that the newt gingrich and bob dole would go in to a room here's what the president's willing to do. with barack obama, it's hiss way or the highway. first of all, i think that the american people agree that we spend too much money. they think that the debt is out of control. they don't like obama care and they want something done in washington and all we're asking for is to have some serious meeting of the minds on some

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. >> defense secretary chuck hagel made plans to pay his respects to troops killed in afghanistan as they made their final return to u.s. soil. he says they will help those grieving families until the government starts writing checks again. >> still ahead, coming together over coffee. hoping a is hot -- is free cup of joe might inspire an end to the government shutdown. but first, alarming details about the path of a nine-year- old who snuck onto a delta jet this weekend. this weekend. reports about people are stuck in very old habits of using toothpaste to clean a denture. but dentures are very different to real teeth. they're about 10 times softer and may have surface pores where bacteria can grow and multiply. polident is specifically designed to clean dentures daily. its unique micro-clean formula kills 99.99% of odor causing bacteria and helps dissolve stains, cleaning in a better way than brushing with toothpaste. that's why dentists recommend polident. [ male announcer ] polident. cleaner, fresher, brighter every day. [ male announcer ] polident. [monotone] she says, "switch t

hagel orderedrdr hundreds of thousands of defense department employees back to work today. the shutdown and the next budget battle of raising the debt ceiling dominated the the sunday talk shows. >> i told the president thererei is no way we're going to -- the votes are not in thehe house to pass a clean debt limit president is risking default i by not having a conversation with us. >> democrats say they president is willing too negotiate but not al after the shutdown has ended. >> the shutdown closed dozens do of parks and monuments but now everyone is letting, note everyone is letting that stop so them from enjoying the landmarks. despite the closed signs we saw people playing volleyey ball at haynes point and someome tourists are willing to risk to a $50 fine to see a part of history. park police are not aware of anyone being fined oror ticketed so far. >> the supreme court willll open on a normal schedule atch least for this week. >> also on the docket, housing scrim naitionz, government sanctioned prayer and the president's recess appointments. >> the impact can be see

and we're seeing defense secretary chuck hagel over the weekend announce that all -- just about all of the civilian pentagon employees who had been furloughed can go back to work monday morning. the members of congress don't want to be vulnerable to these kinds of attacks. but right now, speaker boehner is holding firm. saying he is not yet ready to pass a clean government funding resolution that would reopen the government this week. not yet ready to pass a clean extension of the debt limit. that's the far more serious crisis that could be coming in ten days or so. that's what they're going to press him on this morning. >> all of the polls in the case of the majority of americans do blame republicans for this stalemate. but that can change overnight. how much pressure does the president face so he could face the blame, as well especially as we get closer to the debt ceiling limit? >> he has to worry about that. and his team has said if we go over the debt limit and risk default, that would be catastrophic for the united states economy. but i have to say, from the president on down, th

secretary of state john kerry and defense secretary chuck hagel have flown in to discuss the realignment of the military forces here. they a meeting with the foreign minister. they are sharing thoughts on what japanese leaders call an increasingly uncertain security situation. the group is also discussing transferring more osprey training flights to other locations inside or outside japan. u.s. military commanders have deployed 24 of the aircraft to the okinawa region. >>> diplomats from north korea and the u.s. have spent more time hashing out their difference as they try to restart negotiations on the nuclear program. the six-party talks haven about stalled for nearly five years. north korean vice foreign minister and form er representative for north korean policy steven bosworth met on wednesday in london on the heels of talks in berlin. security expert leon sigal also attended. >> they need some assurance that concrete steps are being taken. >> he said those steps would include accepting nuclear inspectors. authorities in pyongyang insisted there should be no conditions on the start