The bill is a last minute agreement passed by the House in a desperate attempt to keep the government running. The CR bill needs to pass the Senate before 12:01 AM to avoid the shutdown.
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plasma tv and now he s in all sorts of trouble. martha: he sure is. heather, thank you very much r. bill: now he s on tv for the wrong reasons. fixing america s schools. it is no argument that america needs to do a better job teaching our children. in a new special john stossel looks at innovation in education and what might be holding that innovation back. city schools are terrible because of unions like yours. i would disagree. we have progress as a result of unions. reporter: three days before they led this protest march about plans to pay teachers on how well the students do on test. the protestors wrote an antitest song [. [singing] there is a profit motive behind all of this extra testing. we need to get the corporations out of the
following the elections. 53% think congress should extend the bush tax cuts for everyone compared to 32% who say it should just be extended for the middle class and 12% say let the bush tax cuts expire for everybody. now, when it comes to healthcare, 38% of americans want congress to make more changes to the law. that s a broad spectrum. 8% say make fewer changes. 31% say they want to repeal the whole thing. only 1/5 like the bill the way it is and they are happy with the way it happened and they want to keep it the way it is. bill: it looks like they may have spelled her name right afterall. lisa murkowski picking up 98% of the ballots being counted in the alaska race.
we find it, the world of what it takes to get it done. we ll comb through the commence, axelrod s comments, stephen moore, senior economic writer for the wall street journal, he s on deck here in america s news room to talk about that. martha: a fox news alert. the cruise ship nightmare is almost over, folks! thousands of passengers, there they are and the crew aboard the carnival sile carnival splendor, off the coast of san diego and they ll bring it into port and an engine fire left the ship dead in the water, no electricity or air-conditioning and the navy brought in supplies and folks have been roughing it on the decks of the bowat for days, surviving on spam and pop tarts. bill: come on home, folks. martha: and we ll see them soon. bill: someone tweeted yesterday, the bathrooms were out and they are feeding them spam. martha: bad combination. bad combination! bill: a beautiful picture, but, i mean, come on! let s end it for crying out