Big reason. it really is. his signature legislation. lack of leadership in washington at a time when you need to be we are doing everything we growing jobs. very concerning. can possibly do to get the this is a rear view mirror look, delayed report because of the websites working better, faster shutdown, carol. christine romans, reporting live from new york. sooner. we ve got people working let s turn to another financial expert for realities behind this overtime, 24/7, to boost capacity and address the morning s numbers. problems. monica mehta, frequent columnist experts from some of america s and the author of top private sector tech companies who, by the way, have entrepreneurial instinct. good morning, monica. seen things like this happen good morning, carol. can we find any comfort at before r they want it to work. all in these numbers? well, i think you re seeing they re reaching out. more of the same with these they re offering to send help. gary lauer is the ceo of
0 they ll find some financial folks treat the parent with respect but also making her face the who will talk to them about preparing early for retirement consequences. she didn t just let her go. and be able to focus on other things, like each other, no, no. she bought them groceries. which isn t rocket science. yeah. paying it forward. it s just common sense. from td ameritrade. that s good. good stuff. that s it for us, which means it s time for carol costello. good morning, carol. good morning. thanks so much. have a great day. newsroom starts now. announcer: this is cnn breaking news. and good morning, i m carol costello. thank you so much for being with me. we do begin with breaking news. a new measure of the economy and more proof that we are still bogged down in a sluggish good morning. i m carol costello. economy. minutes ago, feds released a thank you so much for joining me. september jobs report. checking our top sorries this unemployment dipped slightly
American families have been shoring up their personal finances for the past four and five years. the crisis was devastating for all americans. and i think what you re seeing is that america is one of the richest countries in the world. but we are really behaving like a family that makes $1 million a year, but lives paycheck to paycheck. there s really no reason for us to be in the situation that we re in right now. and it s really a lack of political will and a prioritization over making sound zigs that s bringing us to the same place over and over again. i hope lawmakers are listening to you this morning. monica mehta, appreciate you being with us. thank you. still to come in the newsroom bill signed into law last night didn t just fund the government and raise the debt ceiling. billions of dollars for other projects you know, pork were somehow stuffed into that
over again. before we get to that, first, though, for the first time, we re seeing video of the horror in kenya when terrorists stormed an upscale mall and ruthlessly slaughtered dozens of people. cnn has exclusively obtained some of the surveillance video from the westgate mall. much of what we re about to show you is graphic, frightening and, quite frankly, it is painful to watch. it is not, and i repeat, not suitable for children. please have them leave the room. we are reporting on this video. because there are few opportunities for the public to fully understand the horror inflicted by these terrorists. to see the depravity of the attackers and how these killers showed no hesitation about ending life. cnn s nema albager is nairobi, kenya, this morning. reporter: good morning, carol. there is absolutely no doubt this is a horrifically difficult watch. what it does do is give us a sense, a window, on what happened on that first day. it really goes some way to shedding a
0 cuomo is busy reading. we ll toss it over to carol. take it away. good morning, carol. i will do just that. hey, can i get a copy, too? absolutely. not this one. not this one. all right. have a great day. thank you so much. newsroom starts now. good morning. i m carol costello. your government fully open again. your congress slightly less dysfunctional than when you went to sleep. the motion is adopted. just before the bewitching hour of midnight, lawmakers voted to avert a debt crisis and end the shutdown. any relief is tempered by reality. we will soon be doing this all over again. before we get to that, first, though, for the first time, we re seeing video of the horror in kenya when terrorists stormed an upscale mall and ruthlessly slaughtered dozens of people. cnn has exclusively obtained some of the surveillance video from the westgate mall. much of what we re about to show you is graphic, frightening and, quite frankly, it is painful to watch. it is not, and i repe