House Passes Stopgap; Obama Promises Veto

The GOP-controlled House easily passed another stopgap measure today that would keep the government running for another week, but President Obama called it a "distraction" and promised to veto it if reached his desk. It probably won't, however, because Senate Democrats aren't expected to even consider it. Obama, meanwhile, sat down again this afternoon John Boehner and Harry Reid, but both men emerged from the White House after about 90 minutes to say there still was no deal. Another meeting is scheduled for this evening. (More government shutdown stories.)