saying good-bye to her job. the resignation video went vool viral online. the company she left is giving their side of the story and they say it s actually a pretty good place to work. she s on to apologize for stealing your moves. a lot of arms. the headlines, day two of the federal government shutdown, there is no end in site. 800,000 furloughed federal workers feeling the squeeze. while both parties play the blame game. a gop plan to re-open parts of the government dismissed by the democrats. president obama calling this a republican shutdown, making it clear to the gop that obama care is, quote, here to stay. jacksonville international airport back open for business. it was evacuated because of reports of suspicious packages. details are vague but the jacksonville sheriff s office says a device was found but that it posed no threat. the all-clear signal came late last night.
new health care law got off to a glitchy start. but did a good night s sleep help? we ll take a look at that. plus, have you seen this video? close your eyes if you re scared of heights and crazy things. a man flying through a gap. we ll talk to the daredevil himself. i don t know how you feel about justin bieber but a lot of folks are not happy with his latest tweet. they want to know why he can t walk up the great wall of china on his own two feet? we ll try to explain all of this as best we can on new day. as long as his pants are up. then you re okay with it. that s exactly right. keep your pants up, you re good. that s right. gotcha. day two of the government shutdown. one thing certain, members of congress, still getting paid. 800,000 federal employers, not so much. the only thing picking up steam in the shutdown is the rhetoric, both parties engaging in an
mess. with that in mind, the country is facing a very real possibility of a dual crisis, the government shutdown if it stays in place, october 17th we ll be up against the debt ceiling do the politics change if that s the case, facing this dual crisis? we change in a number of ways. economists say that would be the big catastrophe, that the shutdown is a huge problem but a default on the debt ceiling, not raising the government s ability to borrow would be the real disaster. what do people think about that? we ll show you here. nearly six in ten americans say it would be a bad thing if the debt creeling is not raised, if congress doesn t give the president, the treasury department more authority. nearly four in ten say it would be a good thing. i want to make this point, make it quickly. a majority of republicans say it would be a good thing not to raise the debt ceiling that will give you, again, the partisan divide. kate, this is one of the questions we have now as the shutdown d
all-out public relations asalt on each other. could there be a ray of hope from within the gop itself? 31 hours now into the mix, we head to washington where brianna keilar has the latest. reporter: good morning. the shutdown is affecting president obama s foreign travel. he was supposed to go to asia next week for four stops. well, last night he called the leaders of the philippines as well as malaysia to let them know he would not be making those two stops. his visit to this point to indonesia and brunei where he is planning to attend summits, still on, at least right now as the showdown over the shutdown continues. the impasse in congress is no closer to being resolved this morning. the motion to table is agreed to. reporter: with nearly 800,000 federal employees off their jobs for a second day, president obama is blaming tea party republicans for shutting down the government over their
reporter: despite the government shutdown, these veterans didn t let their patriotism get shut out. moving past the barricades to their marching song, these vets, some in wheelchairs, kept their plans of visiting the world war ii memorial on tuesday. meanwhile, thousands of preschoolers are at home instead of in classrooms. i m in a classroom at the head start center in brooksville, florida, where 135 children from low-income families are provided with education, nutrition and even health care. their families got this notification today, that because of the government shutdown, this facility is going to be closed as of friday. reporter: doors are potentially closing at service academy stadiums, the army, navy, air force and coast guard suspending their football games this weekend if the government is still shut down. an extended shutdown could jeopardize two notre dame