Today is Tuesday, October 7th. We're marking two years since the Hamas terror attack on Israel

and the start of the deadly war in Gaza. Also, we'll tell you why lawmakers are not negotiating a deal

to end the government's shutdown as of this morning, and the newest city to have military troops

heading its way despite legal pushback. Plus, the impacts of fewer international students

in America's colleges. Another massive

AI investment gives the world's most valuable company a run for its money. And what to expect

during this week's prime big deal days from Amazon and other stores. Those stories and even more news coming up.

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With the federal government still shut down, top Republicans say they're waiting for direction from President Trump.

And Trump says he will not negotiate with Democrats, at least not until they agreed to the GOP's short-term spending bill to reopen the government that already passed the House.

That bill was put up for a vote in the Senate for a fifth time yesterday.

But no senators actually changed their votes, so it failed. And House lawmakers are not expecting to be in session all week since House Speaker Mike Johnson says there's nothing

left for them to negotiate. So as of this morning, it's not clear how this shutdown is going to end,

and more Americans are starting to see the effects of it. Already we've told you hundreds of thousands

of federal workers have been furloughed. Then yesterday, flight delays began because not enough air traffic

controllers were working. They're supposed to work, but won't actually get paid until the shutdown

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