down the government. our goal here was to bring fairness to the people under obama care. i don t believe we should default on our debt. it is not good for our country. but after 55 years of spending more than what you bring in something ought to be addressed. this year we ll have more revenue in the history of our country and have a deficit. and i think the american people expect if we raise the amount of money to borrow, we ought to do something about the spending problem and lack of economic growth in our country. senior white house correspondent is in the white house. we are waiting press secretary jay carney s briefing. carne will be asked why the president cancelled his trip and waited so long to do so and ba shing john boehnero hard. and whether he agrees with it doesn t matter how long the shut down lasts because we are willing. and he gone bone saying he will not let the government default. the president and vice-president walked to a local sandwich shop. the presid
what will this tragedy mean for commercial travel in space? and a mystery witness in the jodi arias retrial. we are learning that jodi herself. why did the judge agreed to let her testify before a closed courtroom. what could it mean for her sentencing? it is all happening now . first our top story, less than 24 hours to go now until election day dawns and several key races remain toss ups. welcome to the second hour of happening now . i am jon scott. and i am shannon broem in for jenna lee. the control of the u.s. senate. and the republicans need a majority of six seats to have power there. this is one of the most expensive races in the country and we start with chief washington correspondent jeff rosen inb% less than 60 percent of the vote and finds himself tied with orman. and he trailed him by double-digits. roberts drew criticism for listing washington as his primary races. he flashed the pro-life and second amendment credentials and painting orman as a liberal.
all the women that we spoke to had heard her speak against donald trump yesterday. they re fired up. there have been a lots of jokes on his behalf echoing some of the themes from the speech yesterday, jokes about there is not a reality show and jibes about how he is the apprentice and she is the next commander in chief. i feel like the base that i spoke to this morning, very fired up. a lot of women have brought their young daughters here to see her speak. in fact, i talked to one mother who left a one-week old baby at home so she could bring her 5-year-old daughter here to see hillary. wow. so lot of people were talking about the fact that they thought her speech at least reviews were that it was really good except for the fact that it wasn t really a lot about her foreign policies. it was more jabs at mr. trump. i m assuming the crowd there liked it. well, they liked it a lot. and really the way to view yesterday s speech, it was her turn toward the general election.
rock star treatment when he shows up as president tomorrow. doug mckelway is at cpac. one of the president s renamed it tpac. since 1973 the nation s largest conservative political conference has gathered for its annual convention but this year changes afoot. the candidate who refused an invitation to speak your last year is now the standardbearer of a republican party that holds not just the presidency but both houses of congress, more than two-thirds of state legislatures and 31 governor s office is buried he s creating a whole new shift in politics. his presidency and has a administration is going to be just that. like something we ve never seen. she may have harbored go trump brought a lot of new people. probably people in this crowd that wouldn t have been here before. the convention marks the first time a first-year president will speak since ronald reagan. trump is scheduled to address the crowd tomorrow. white house chief of staff reince priebus joined b
rock star treatment when he shows up as president tomorrow. doug mckelway is at cpac. one of the president s renamed it tpac. since 1973 the nation s largest conservative political conference has gathered for its annual convention but this year changes afoot. the candidate who refused an invitation to speak your last year is now the standardbearer of a republican party that holds not just the presidency but both houses of congress, more than two-thirds of state legislatures and 31 governor s office is buried he s creating a whole new shift in politics. his presidency and has a administration is going to be just that. like something we ve never seen. she may have harbored go trump brought a lot of new people. probably people in this crowd that wouldn t have been here before. the convention marks the first time a first-year president will speak since ronald reagan. trump is scheduled to address the crowd tomorrow. white house chief of staff reince priebus joined b