FAA's mandatory flight cuts begin to take effect today as the government shutdown enters a record 38th day and we're watching the Senate. Let's get to Emily Wilkins in Washington with a look at whether or not Thoon's plan is going to work. Emily, hey Carl.Well, look, there is a lot of movement here on Capitol Hill, but it's not clear at this point whether a resolution is going to come anytime soon. So, we're hearing the outlines, the contours, if you will, of a potential deal. So, this would include partial ...

Group 1 - The looming government shutdown is linked to the Affordable Care Act tax credits, which could impact managed care insurers significantly [2] - Analysts indicate that most managed care insurers have already accounted for the potential loss of subsidies in their pricing strategies [2] - The situation suggests a heightened level of uncertainty for the managed care industry as federal government actions unfold [2]