the house coming in for morning hours speeches. legislative work later, which is supposed to include a vote on the infrastructure bill, that s ahead. live coverage of the house, next on c-span. the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. the chair lays before the house a communication from the speaker. the clerk: the speaker s rooms, washington, d.c. september 30, 2021. i hereby appoint the honorable anna g. eshoo to act as speaker pro tempore on this day, signed, nancy pelosi, speaker of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the order of the house of january 4, 2021, the chair will now recognize members from lists submitted by the majority and minority leaders for morning hour debate. the chair will alternate recognition between the parties with time equally allocated between the parties and each member other than the majority and minority leaders and the minority whip limited to five minutes, but in no event shall debate continue beyond
the city is saying they will put new safeguards in place in dallas. as my team and emergent on the scene with the doctor on with the patient who might have ebola virus. the patient is being moved by ambulance to a hospital. nurses on the front line caring for the sick say they need more training for ebola exposure. after a recent scare at a south sacramento kaiser hospital, where a patient with ebola symptoms sat in an emergency room for nearly two hours, nurses gathered in oakland telling kron 4 s alecia reid many of them aren t prepared to treat such a case. if an ebola infected patient walks into this hospital, nurses here don t believe they have sufficient training to handle it safely. this is a virus that is changing very quickly and we want to have the most optimal protection. caregivers that aren t being adequately trained are being blamed. we re hearing that they aren t following protocol, when we ve been asking hospitals throughout the country for proper training
morning, your take on day two of the government shutdown. (202) 737-0001, (202) 737-0002, and independence (202) 628-0205. 12 can e-mail us at journal@c-span.org. phone is davidhe hawking, senior editor with roll call. what will happen today? what is the latest? i do not think we know too much about what will happen today except almost certainly what happens today, whatever , we think the piecemeal bill we will have today is opening the national institute of health. there were reports yesterday that some young all in a clinical trial at nih for cancer treatment, that the trial had to stop and the kids did not get their treatment. what through social media and capital. almost certainly that will face the same fate as the bills that moved yesterday, which would have involved allowing the district of columbia to locally .aise money to stay open the national parks and veterans administration to keep going. all of those got republican votes, but that was not enough to pass the b
benefits in place after they were shut off by the shutdown. we will get all those stories this morning and we are opening up our phone lines to you to hear your thoughts on day 10 of the government shutdown and how it may be impacting you. give us a call you can also catch up with us on your social media pages or e- mail us. a very good thursday morning to you. i want to bring you the latest front page headlines about the government shut down, day 10, the front page of the richmond times. jersey state new ledger. a to the atlanta journal- constitution those are some of the front pages. schedulehursday s talking about meetings taking lice up and down pennsylvania avenue today. washington. that s the story in the washington post. it is day 10 of the shutdown and we are getting your calls and comments this morning but first, i want to bring in ginger gi bson. guest: good morning. host: thanks for joining us. your headline from politico what came out of yesterday s meet
thoughtse ask for your on the debt ceiling. we ask how confident you are that we can reach an agreement before the deadline. if you are outside the u.s., it is 202-585-3883. you can also join us on all of your favorite social media pages , on twitter and facebook or e- mail us at journal at c- span.org. a very good columbus day morning to you. i want to take you to the latest headlines from around the country on this that mimic impasse on this debt limit impasse. here s the front page of the journal-constitution. the lobe over to the front page of the financial times. we will reach you from the front page story of the washington times today. for more on the talks that are going on behind the scenes, i want to bring on billy house, national journal congressional correspondent was been helping us cover the twists and turns of what is going on. billy house, good morning to you. thanks for coming back and joining us. here s a story from the national journal this morn