malaysia. he also was scheduled to go to indonesia and brunei. we will be waiting to see if those remain on the schedule. but as of right new, those two stops in asia do remain on the schedule. we have ripple effects from the president s schedule, we ll see a ripple effect from the economy if this drags out longer. brianna keilar, thank you. the fallout for the government shutdown is becoming very clear. many government service and agencies are hit hard and the shutdown that could end up costing furloughed workers about $1 billion a week in pay. rene marsh is at the world war ii memorial, one of the sites that is supposed to be closed. good morning, rene. reporter: high drama here at the world war ii memorial just yesterday. as lawmakers continue to play politics on capitol hill, families are dealing with the real-life consequences of this government shutdown. day two of the government shutdown.
that people confuse raising the debt ceiling with the government just spending more money. it s not i would argue it s not really the people s fault. it s the politician s fault for conflating two issues. yes, yes. there s deception going on. you can see why that s dangerous. we ll be talking about the debt ceiling soon enough. right now we give you a break. a doctor accused of pulling a gun in a case of road rage and firing. and guess what? he works at a prison. the disturbing story, coming up. and is our government smarter than a fourth grader? i know i m not. this group of kids tell us what they think about the shutdown and they re insightful. take a listen. nine years old. why is this so easy for you to figure out? yes. because we re kids and sometimes kids, we have smarter ideas than grown-ups. i was made to work.
announcer: you re watching new day with quoip, kate bolduan and michaela pereira. wednesday, october 2nd. out of the mouths of babes. we all know the expression. it can be true. they are not pleased, they see things in the situation that we need to remember. we sat down with a group of fourth graders, 9-year-olds ab asked them about the shutdown, asked them what they thought should be happening. you ll want to see what they said. we don t agree on, jocelyn. you should at least give the effort to agree with somebody instead of acting like a bunch of babies. you should act like adults, because you are and agree with people. listen up. that s ahead, obviously. plus, this is ahead. she danced her way to fame,
senate over and over again. we have to sit down and have a real adult conversation about those things. it s frustration on the republican side. there s enough blame to go around here. the other thing is the president. the president needs to stop giving speeches and taking sides at all. he needs to lead and sit down and say, okay, leaders of the house, the senate, on both sides of the aisle need to come to the white house, let s sit down and have a grown-up discussion. he hasn t doen that. i m disappointed in the lack of leadership all the way around. let s get back to what you can do and your party to help steer this in a different direction. do you think you ll get a chance to vote on a bill that funds the government and then you deal with obama care down the road or in some other way? do you think the speaker will put up a vote like that, because the word is that he didn t night before the shutdown. do you think you ll get the chance? i certainly hope so. that s our goal. my goal
responsible? they re holding republicans for the shutdown. the debt ceiling, not raising it, the majority says it would be the republicans fault, not the president s fault. if you get to the point where you have a shutdown and you re running up the risk of the united states default, the economy would be in peril. even if the president was winning politically, he d be losing if that happens. when you look at the first poll you put up, 56% say would be a bad thing. 38% say it would be a good thing if the debt ceiling was not raised. does that show you that the messaging has got in the way of actual fact? every professional economic analyst would say you have to raise the debt ceiling. these are bills we also racked up. this is more evidence, kate, of divided america. red versus blue and how the dynamic has change, especially since you have these new tea party members. the 30 or 40 in the house that were driving this debate who go home to safe republican districts and keep saying you