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. Abcs 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 hasnt called a vote on it is because he doesnt apparently want to see the Government Shutdown end at the moment. Reporter the speaker says a funding bill cannot pass unless republicans get th
Republicans have said publicly theyll vote to fund the government with no stranges attached. More and more republicans are backing down because theyre 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. Thats up seven points in one week. 51 disapprove of what the president has done. On wall street, theres growing worry on the shutdowns impact on the economy. The dow is down 193 points since the beginning of the shutdown. A one or twoweek 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 put on hold, john and diana .
This is what you are getting, baby. And why this march down the aisle may need a disclaimer. Rrated wedding to happen. Surveillance video inside of a hotel lobby in new orleans shows a terrifying beating as you see the man walking into the lobby. Police say that is 35yearold Elvin Terrell and he begins to beat this woman in the lobby. Struggling with her, and eventually dragging her outside where she goes unconscious. Was this a patron of the hotel or a guest of the Hotel New Orleans Police Believe it is a domestic dispute that got way out of hand and you can see the woman unconscious on the sidewalk and the police are unclear of the relationship of the other woman in the video. She appears to with pleading with this guy to stop what he is doing, and then you see terrell putting the still unconscious woman in the car and drive off. Police later found a 6yearold boy in a hotel room left alone by himself apparently booked by one of the two people. We believe that that is the little boys
Somebody. Keep your eyes on the iphone, because applepicking is the new crime wave. And a bride shows the groom. This is what you are getting, baby. And why this march down the aisle may need a disclaimer. Rrated wedding to happen. Surveillance video inside of a hotel lobby in new orleans shows a terrifying beating as you see the man walking into the lobby. Police say that is 35yearold Elvin Terrell and he begins to beat this woman in the lobby. Struggling with her, and eventually dragging her outside where she goes unconscious. Was this a patron of the hotel or a guest of the Hotel New Orleans Police Believe it is a domestic dispute that got way out of hand and you can see the woman unconscious on the sidewalk and the police are unclear of the relationship of the other woman in the video. She appears to with pleading with this guy to stop what he is doing, and then you see terrell putting the still unconscious woman in the car and drive off. Police later found a 6yearold boy in a hote
WINTERSVILLE The Wintersville Woman’s Club met on May 18 at the St. Florian Event Center with President Iris Craig presiding over the 27 members in attend