open. and then they will have a few votes and then send it back to the house. >> continuing resolution would only fund the government until middecember. that leaves us a lot to look forward to. >> it is a great way to run the country, we try to keep you apprised. >> america lives starts right now. >> and we begin with a high stakes show down in the capitol. the senate votes on a bill to keep the lights on in washington and avoid a government shutdown for now. welcome to america live. i am shannon broem in for megyn kelliy. law makers have been balthing over follow-upping for weeks. the president refuses to negotiate with republicans. one said the gop refused to come to the bargaining table. >> for sucks months the republicans refused to negotiate. they refused to negotiate.

mike emmanuel on the hill fresh off a fresh important procedural vote. >> by our count 23 republicans joined with the democrats in the procedural vote. it keeps the government running and takes money away from obama care. bottom line, democrats are going to put money back into the president's health care law and senate republicans, they said it was hard to vote against a bill, friends and allies in the past had passed. wooerl look at the senate floor where this voting sequence continues at this moment. and a head of voting a short time ago. republicans who at times disagreed on tactics agreed that the president's health care law is the enemy. >> i very much hope the next issue is before the body, that all 46 republicans are united

against obama care. >> it all adds up to just one thing. a law in trouble. a law that needs to be repealed. that's the goal of every member of the republican conference here in the senate. we are united on the need to repeal obama care. >> senator mcconnell emphasizing unitty. many republicans wanted to vote yesterday to give the house of representatives maximum time for countering the aufrt to the senate. mike lee and ted cruz said they wanted to wait until today and before the vote leading democrats took aim at them. >> these extremist are more interested in putting on a show as one republican put it than legislation. >> i am frustrated by the continual process of delay where we not only throw sand in the

gears of our ability to function, we are now throwing cement in the gears. >> voting continues. it is the next for the house of representative over the weekend and expect the ping-ponging of the bills before october 1st. >> mike, we'll have a busy weekend. thank you so much. most polls and analyst said if the government shuts down it is likely that the public will blame republicans. why is the president and democrats in attack mode. cries is here from fox news.com. >> we have taken the important next step and as the fighting continues on the hill. instead of letting them duke it out and have the public spat, the president can't seem to

resist getting involved as well. >> i from mount vernon and the total misread in washington, why the president is giving up his advantage in rhetoric and in politics. he went out in a blistering and invoking the fugitive slave act and then yesterday, the senior advisor for communication. dan ph iffer to suicide bombers. we have real suicide bombers a round the world and when republicans set on damaging each other with political rhetoric, why would a top communicator for the white house, go out in public and jump in the fight

with rhetoric that is appalling. >> and you know you track the poll numbers. how are we doing here? the recent poll, this is new york times and cbs. it shoes the fruksation in the president's approval rating and right now stands at 43 percent approve, and 49 percent disapprove and that speech yesterday sounded like he was still campaigning. do you think he needs to go on the attack for the gop. he himself is having a dip in public opinion? >> the dip continues. he's going down and not going where he wants to go. the second term is frustrating and maybe he is just frustrated. i don't know. it also may be and this is an unfortunate reality for most presidents. the second term team is not the first term team. robert gibes is on television

and his new employer ms nbs and he's talking about what is wrong with the president's message and the current team is out engaging in that divisive rhetoric at a moment when the president ought to be laying back. >> we'll look at areas where he is struggling. domestically and internationally. and things going on in so many fronts. his disapproval on the economy, syria and iran is all in the negative. that disapproval number is high are. and the economy is down negative 13 percents. i am not a mathematician. >> you are good. >> and it is a bad number for him. and all of these fights are about the economy and funding the government is debt seouling and a tsunami of sorts on the hill. that is a tough number to work with, too. >> oh, my gosh, yeah.

look, for bill clinton in 1995 and 96, he was at this rodeo with house republicans, he was hugely advantaged by the fact that americans were confident with his abilities with the economy. and confident he meant what he said. and president obama doesn't have that confidence. here is the reality that the president knows. if the sucker goes off of the cliff for any reason. in john boehner can't keep it held together with duct tape and bailing wire, long enough to cope the government open for a little while longer and if the government shuts down, it will not reflect well on president obama and the electorate doesn't have the confident in him. that is the reason you go on the attack and call your opponent a terrorist. >> anarchist and extortionist

and suicide bomber. we heard. that i have to take a nod to your beautiful location. obviously there is a lot of nasty fights and battles. do we kiss and make up on this one. senator harken said this is one of the most dangerous times in the history of our country because of what is happens on the hill. >> times are always danger for the greatest enterprise in human liberty in the history of the world. time, always dangerous and could always go away. i heard david mcculla talk here in the george washington library in mount vernon and i am bestirred and feeling good. when you are in the anchor chair talking about the government shut town remember we have good stuff in us. >> we do. and good foundation and people fighting it out now. chris, great to see you recollects -- have a good

weekend. >> you can get it all here. fights on obama care and government shutdown. go to fox news.com/foxnewsfirst and sign up for the foxfirstnote. and open the e-mail but theop and you are good to go. big developments in the investigation in the kenya mall terrorist attack. authorities piece together evidence and recovering a car that may have been used by the terrorist, they are looking into who owned that and comes as interpoll introduces a arrest warrant for the white widow. she is listeninged to the terror group that is linked to the massive attack. we are learning horrific new details and the torteurs and victims may have endured.

>> kathryn harris is live in washington. >> that's right, the main development so far. investigators located what may be a car linked to the terrorist. that is a significant piece of evidence because of the rental evidence and finger print. the damage from the terrorist attack is plain to see. there is no independent confirmation that al shabab tortured the host amgs and throwing them off of the balcony. and kenyan investigators are said to be building a profile on one potential terrorist who urged a pregnant woman shopping at the west gate to leave moments before the attack unfolded on saturday. there was no specific intelligence. a un report that warned al shabab's partner in kenya wanted to launch more complex operations. and in the early stage it is not known if the two groups worked

on the plot. but one misconception is that al shabab is only interested in establishing islamic state. >> they are fighting insurgency in somalia and committing terrorist attacks regionally and globally. we have seen them plot attacks in the west. >> law enforcement sources said u.s. investigators asked kenyan authorities for the names of the eight surviving terrorist they have in the custody and the kenyans are not forth coming with the names that are begin with the long-standing law enforcement relationships. having those names, it would allow the u.s. to independently run them against the terror watch list and ultimately identify some of the partic papts. >> critical information. >> and the massacre in the kenyan mall is not the only

international crisis on the plate. the un reaches the agreement on syria's chemical weapons and we hear of progress and reports, with iran, what is to be made of the changes in policy and attitude. a few weeks after a brink of another war. you will not believe the story of a armed robber foiled in texas. by his open fire arm. and check out the damage inside of a home of a nfl player. why the people arrested made it harder for him to believe. they are broadcasting all of the stuff. i can't believe they are trashing and drinking and this samazing and that girl drunk over there. we can't wake her upon. the sheriff is coming. >> did you think it was real? >> i thought it was a prank.

i am seeing it is going down and pictures from inside of the house

>> it was not that long ago that the prospect of war with syria and iran is a real possibility. and secretary of state kerry is making new headway and new arrangements with our old adversari and what is it doing for the moral. we'll have ceo of concerned veterans of america. >> good to so you, shannon. >> there is meetings between the highest level us and iranian leaders and representatives that we had in decades and we had everybody feeling good and constructive and positive, what do you make of that? >> chats and meetings are good and veterans and members of the military appreciate good diplomacy. no one wants to go to war

especially those who have seen it. and a strong military underwrites the ability to come to the table. >> just talking is not enough. worst kind of diplomacy is when a bad arrangement is made and dealing with threats at hand. getti getting iran to give up the weapons. and any conversation better be mindful of the fact beside a couple of words and tweets, we have no reason to believe that either party is giving up the nuclear weapons or giving up control in syria's case. >> the president highlighted iran. we have not seen anything new to the obama administration. it doesn't seem to have deterred them very much.

is it worth another go simply because of a new president. and i was told that the a yatollla h was there. it is out of the north korea play bock. and tack about disarmament. and say that is. there is no doubt that the economy is feeling the heat. they want us to back off and when we back off it easies the pressure and block and delay us on the nuclear front long enough to six months or a year later and now they have a nuclear bomb or the capability of getting a nuclear bomb. you better be clear of the iranian intentions and not come hoping and wishing they would get give what they want. they have the new face and it

remains the same. >> trust but verify with syria >> not trust and verify. >> yeah, some folks say it is pointless. there is a agreement and tentative resolution and i am hearing that the un security counsel will vote on it as early as tonight. that is all about syria coughing up the weapons and agreeing to get rid of them by mid to next year. it came together with the leadership of putin and russia. and what i understand of this. the draft resolution it is legally binning and no means of enforcement. >> that is no means was enforcement and sounds like a paper agreement that is later on dismissed. there are plenty of loop holes in the end of this and it has to come back to another security

counsel vote. it sounds loc a lot of diplomats wanting an agreement for the sake of agreement. and it is unclear how if assad was to delay or block or drag his feet along that we will be difficult for us to find partners in bringing the necessary military action to prevent assad from maintaining and keeping the military weapons. a bad agreement is sometimes worse than no agreement at all. >> you have not known to act at a pace and the issues of world confident are hanging in the balance. >> thank you so much. >> florida stand your ground law you heard about it. it is in the center of this woman's case. >> the new trial she was given after sentenced to 20 years in prison. our legal panel will debate this. >> and the home of the former nfl player that was trashed by rowdy kids. the party is over and arrests

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>> police arresting six people for break nothing a rural vacation home for new england patrit brian holway. they had a party and trashing the place. and broadcasting the entire

thing on twitter. the worst part one of the perps is. here is an update. >> you know, shannon in the years sunshine brian played in the nfl he helped young people. after hundreds of them trashed his vacation home he tried to help them get back on track and why he reposted the twitter party pictures on a web site called save throw hundred. he wanted tone it is and young dults to come forward and change their behavior. >> being a leader and responsible and tell them i was one of the 300. i made a mistake and it was wrong. they need time to talk together and work through this offense. it was an offense to the entire community. >> problem is, only four of the party goers came forward and instead of parent pushing their

kids to come clean they threatened to sue brian. and so he authorized the police to make arrest. six were arrested and hundreds more might be coming and facing larceny and burglary and the ring leader of the party and advertised and provided the alcohol was a friend of brian holway's son setting hawk. holway took in when he was 15 and homeless. >> i don't understand it all myself. i know my son. >> we loved setting. we took him in our house. when he didn't have a place to live. he stayed with us. >> brian is hoping that going the legal route might be the way to get the kids back on track. his advice on the throw hundred web site reads in part as

follows. if you made a mess clean it up. do you need to clean up your decision making process and take a sober look at the folks you hang out with. and do you need to wake up with a better and cleaner attitude. and he has a list trying to give young people inspiration. $20,000 plus in damage and now these kids will pay for. it >> social media, you have to be careful. thank you, trace. >> and a good will store employee facing charges with what he thought was a good deed to help low income shoppers. u.s. senate advancing on a bill to prevent the dpft shut down. if it passes, it will go pack to the house and republicans are

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>> white house officials meeting with officials from michigan. this is all about determining how to give the city of detroit, the b $100 million. the administration finding millions in grant money to help the city hire police and firefighters. considering that detroit is 18 billion in debt it will take more to fix the problem. and the meeting will recover other possible ways to helping detroit. we'll see. growing concerns over the war of words on capitol hill. the president promising there will be no negotiating with the gop on the issue of a debt seouling or health care law. and republican leadership dig nothing and the rhetoric getting harsher every day. how are they supposed to get to a deal. >> no congress before this one,

has ever, ever in history been irresponsible enough to threaten default. to threaten an economic shut down, to suggest that america not pay its bills, just to try to blackmail a president in to giving them concessions and that's why i will not negotiate on anything when it comes to the full faith and credit of the united states of america. >> now the president said i am not going to negotiate. well, i am 0, it just doesn't work that way. >> we have differences and we should debate and negotiate over those differences, but we should not hold the american people hostage and it is the height of irresponsibility to suggest it. >> so this law is a mess. it needs to go.

it is way past time to start over and as i said all week, we need five brave democrats to join us to make it happen. i hope that our democratic friends who voted for the law will look themselves in the mirror and think about what protecting the president's pride is more important than helping the american people. >> all right. talk about mike gallinger. fox news contractor and president of goth amghost riders. >> over the past few days, we heard people with bombs in strap to their chest and extortion and annar chift and arson and kidnappers. >> tonight forget socialist. >> they going to find common ground. those words ever not a good place to start.

nputting aside the partisan and i try to listen to it as an average american. it is like watching a dysfunctional marriage play out and refighting the same fights after the honeymoon. >> to be fair, ted cruz talked about nazis and i am a big ted cruz guy. >> and people have tuned out and they have lost total trust and confident in the washington leadership. and the problem is, both sides are only listening to the base and not realizing that the american people are fed up and don't trust them to do the right thing. >> the founders set up the country with checks and balances and always meant to have give and take and some of their fights they were epic and physical fighting involved as well. and it is not our history never gone through it. >> and i don't think the american people are tuned out.

i think that the cruz pseudo- filibuster ignited a lot of people. i heard on my radio show from independents and moderates who said. i have been on the fence and cruz's passion has energized me. this is a president who is capable of telling a reporter that everybody is wrong about obama care except him. reporters said is everyone wrong about higher premiums and businesses going broke. the president said yes, everybody that is wrong. i am not a psychologist psyche strift. >> the president said he would raise taxes on everybody makeingly over 200,000. they found a compromise there. i mean, there is a period of negotiating that is happening and happening over syria and the congress saying you need to come to us for a vote.

>> syria and closing giowa tmo. this president is capable of blinking. >> they usually only negotiate when they have to. easiest stuff and like the government is going to go bankrupt. >> we are about to go over a cliff. >> i am not saying that everyone is tuned out. partisans on both sides are epigauged and a small portion of the american people. and the broad middle who expects leaders to be grown up and are fed up. >> and that's fair. every day there is a headline. usa. and coloradoans facing huge health care premiums. it is the affects of obama care doing. and they say stop it is wrong. >> and i have concerns about it. a lot of people have dubts and questions and that is discussed

in the political arena. >> and it is not negotiating over repeal. the republicans have to get over that loss. and what they should be fighting for reform. >> and the president signed a number of bills admitting they are flaws. >> exactly. they have so much more credibility as a party and loyal opposition if they stopped on the jihad. >> we. now we have jihad. >> terrorist and jihaddist. >> this is very much. >> let me say it is it a suicide mission. they are compromising their ability to connect. >> both sides are heated up and compromising. >> one side or both. >> the republicans are far worse. >> wait. no, i am not mincing the words. bob corker gets up on the floor

and attacks a member of his own party. >> that is a victory, ted cruz soarred with many people and heroic. and you lecturing republicans on what we should or shouldn't to is not giving a lot of credibility. >> you will lose the next two presidential. >> you will get clobbered in next year and 2016. with the disasterous affects of obama care. the problem is, you are right. obama care is the law of the land. it will never go go away once the left gets a big sense of entoiletsment. >> and the republicans would do so much better if they say we want it to be fixed. >> you want the republicans to win? >> no, i want a health care system that works. >> we'll have to leave it there. >> he knows about my hip

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ie>> a good will employee facing felony theft charges for what he thought was a good deed. 19-year-old andrew anderson giving discounts to low income customers. he wanted to help out people who needed a hand. officials saying in incidents like this we always prosecute and reason why people steal from good will.

they are stealing not from the company but the mission of the organization. that teen is facing five years in prison. an appeals court ordering a new trial for a woman in a florida court sentencing to 25 years in prison after firing a warning shot in a fight with her husband. she argued that she fired the shot to scare off her husband and the judge ruled against her. no one was hurt. and prosecutors claim that she gave him a black eye. he was convicted previously of attacking her and she had an active restraining order against him. judge burns prosecutor and dan shore is a prosecutor and editor. dan, i will start with you. there was trouble about the explanation of how stand your ground law would work and this woman ended up with 20 years in prison and now a second chance?

>> there were a few problems on the trial level. they defined the burden of proof wrong. once they raise if for defense the prosecutor had to prove it. and she deserves a new trial. and now the issue is can the prosecution still prove she is guilty beyond a reasonable doubt. she said she was staying her grouped. and prosecution said she had a avenue of escape and came back. >> in florida, there is a mappedatory minimum. as we mentioned there was a restraining order against him and he was convicted previously of domestic violence in the past or domestic assault. she is five foot two and he is a big guy. a lot of folks watching it. stand your ground should have

applied. >> what happened here is a factual gloss that deserves analysis. i tried a case similar to this five years ago. what happened she was in an argument and left and went outside. and got the weapon and went back in. and that makes for a big, big difference factually. i agree when you say stand your ground means stand your grouped. but the argument for the prosecutors are once you have left the house, all bets are off and you shouldn't have come back in. on the practical level, i want to upon that they offed her a three- year play as oopposed to what we are exchaining now. if they offer it gaep they would take it so person.

>> i am guessing you don't know what it is to be away from your family and like your freedom. the juriy took a few minutes to send her to jail. they are looking at something different here. think her odds are good? >> you look at how fast the jury came back. it doesn't bode well for the defense. they will instruct in a different and correct manner now. it was wrongly done in the first trial and it was reversed. ultimately this will come down to factually will the jury believe she was standing her ground or will they believe she left the house and came back with a fun and fired it. >> the defendant's burden in this case is to raise a responsible doubt concerning self can defense. the judge told the jury she was

required to achieve it beyond a reasonable act. >> not at all. there is a big difference and the world reason it makes me -- there is a minimal is a minimal where you have to put that issue into play for the jury enough for the judge to give a jury in instruction. we have introduced enough evidence about self defense and we would like you to instruct the jury. you know that self defense was raised. and now that it was raise the prosecution must prove beyond a

reasonable doubt that it wasn't self defense. and we discussed this in the simmerman case. >> thank you very much. >> we will watch for that new trial. >> new details on a foiled plot on a gun trace has that story coming up. and a major scare in the sky after a airline pilot -- passengers describe what it was like. >> some said they could see them giving the pilot getting cpr. we didn't know noknow where we coming down. >> what do you take away from that? >> it is a good thing we have a good co-pilot.

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doctors have warned oj to eat better and get morwould hav dealing with a mass shooting at a restaurant if not for the

suspect's own gun. hey trace. >> this is luckier than winning the lottery are. this guy believes that he got some divine intervention, watch this and you may agree. you can see he has a gun. people start fleeing the restaurant. he goes over and he is not pointing the gun he is pointing the trigger again and again and again. he wrestles them up there and gets them away. he reloaded the gun, popped out the old magazine and started shooting again. nothing comes out of the gun. here he is shooting again and again. armstrong and others going to an office and the suspect walks out and he fires the gun outside see the sparks? the gun works find out side. >> i pulled myself inside of the

mcdonald's office. i pulled myself inside of there and closed the door. i wasn't sure what he was doing. i was waiting for bullets to go through the door. angels were looking over me. >> he got a jailhouse interview with the suspect whose name is justin joseph who believed that somebody was after him listen to this. >> people are really after me. i'm not losing my mind. i feel like my own family is trying to get me. >> what do you mean get you? >> kill me. >> he said he wasn't trying to kill anybody. but if that gun had worked he might have killed a lot of people. >> i have to think that is divine intervention. >> show down over the government shutdown.

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fox news alert now moments ago the u.s. senate passing a funding bill that will keep the lights on in washington temporarily. but it is not over yet. the threat of a government shut down is not off the table yet. nobody knows what is going to happen to this measure when it gets over to the republican controlled house. here to talk about it, republican senator rob portman and voted against the measure as a whole. thank you for joining us. thank you for having me on. let's break this down. the first vote was to end debate on the measure.

it tripped out funding for obama care. a lot of your colleagues spent a lot of time on the floor explaining why they were going to vote no for that. why are you voting no on it and why did you vote no? >> i voted no because i vote no when the majority doesn't allow us to vote an amendment. i wanted to offer and amendment which i supported that others introduced that said we should have the level consistent with the budget control act with the level 67 rather than the level 986. and then honestly at the end of the day i wasn't able to support the cr for the same reason. we lost on that vote also we had the levels of spending that were

too high because they don't comport with the budget control agreement. having said that. i think it goes over to the house and the house is going to send it back to us and i think there will be a government shut down. >> what do you think you will get from the house maybe a temporary funding measure that delays a mandate or key parts of the bill? the house republicans stood strong together knowing that it probably wouldn't survive the democrats in the senate? what could they send back? >> they have a tough decision to make. they have to get the votes to pass something. and john boehner is going to have a tough job. one would be a short-term week or week long cr that is possible. while we work out something that

relates more to something in some way. the other is something that comes back with a one year delay and see how that fairs. i think there are probably the votes to deal with this. the bigger issue that concerns me is the other part of the budget. this deals with the third of the budget. two thirds we are not talking about. even if we ended up with the 986 that the senate just passed we wouldn't be busting the amount that we passed last year. 2/3 we are increasing spending and that is what is going to come up. the more serious discussion coming up in a couple of weeks. as you know there are laws on the books that deal with the president committing budgets on certain timelines and for years

it has not been adhered to. the law has been violated many times. do you think some of this is too far in the weeds for average americans to understand in locking up the amendment process so that they can hold their representatives possible so that they can hold the election? >> it is too complicated as well. congress is not doing its work. people would be shocked to hear that the senate has passed it's budge it in 40 years. they have only passed one on time. only one it was a military construction bill which was easy to pass. congress is not doing its work. congress is not going through the normal process to do the oversight on the federal agencies and departments and

pass the bill. if that were to happen there wouldn't be the last minute budget crunches. the house to their credit had been passing appropriations bills. i know it is tough to do. in the senate we have relied on the continuing resolutions. you don't prioritize spending you need to get rid of programs all together. you might want to improve and provide support more. we are not doing that. that is the bigger issue that my constituents do understand. for those of us who are trying to understand this better. if we don't get back to this better we are going to keep running about the deadlines. by the way, it is not only about the uncertainty. it ends up with a bad result.

there tends to be a lot of horse trading. you keep the dpogovernment speng from the previous year. and then they do their job and do the oversight on individual budget bills. you talked about the fact that congress has work to do. so senator port we thank you for explaining a little bit more and we hope that folks will tay attention and do their part as well. >> as the senate votes to pass that clean spending bill. resto restoring funding back to the house. >> the folks here think the ball may well be in house speaker's john boehner's court. as they stripped the obamacare

defunding out of the house and back to them. one of 19 senators who tried to block the senate vote. and now he is counting on the house and not the compromise. >> when it comes back to the senate. we will have an opportunity for republicans to come home and republicans to stand together. >> based on the three week shut down at the end of 1995 and the start of 1996, officials expect more than a third of the federal workers will be told to stay home. that will close national parks and museums and disappoint vacationers here in washington and the state department may disappoint more since it won't be able to process visas and passports. and president obama warned yesterday congress can't let that happen. >> you had a state

representative somewhere say that it's as destructive to personal and individual liberty as the fugitive slave act. think about that. afford abld heable health care than a law that lets slave owners get their run away slaves back. >> he says you don't mess with that. back on the possible shut down scenario. >> federal supposed to post which workers are central and which are not. >> security agencies disaster assistance that will be funded. social security and medicare benefits will keep coming out. some will have to work and not be paid for it.

>> thank you very much. >> all right now we are waiting a key vote at the united nations. the security council planning to expect a vote. >> eric is live from the nunted nations to tell us more. >> hi shannon this agreement is long in the making. they call it legally binding and enforce al. some see it instead for russia. they note that there is no referral to the criminal court for possible war crimes and it keeps assad in power in damascus. despite that the vote later today secretary of state john kerry could represent the united states at the table.

the u.s. had wanted that but the ru russians had opposed that in case the regime had not complied to destroy the weapons by the end of next we're. a second resolution would be needed if it is found that the regime is not complying. u.s. ambassador to the united nations praised the agreement. >> this resolution will require the destruction of a category of weapons that the syrian government has used ruth leslie and repeatedly against it's people. >> ambassador power has been hashly critical for not being able to deal with this for the last two and a half years. the crisis has grown with more than 100,000 people dead. russia has vetoed three previous

resolutions. today when he took the podium. he dismissed contentions from the u.s. that it was the regime that carried out the attacks and not the rebels. >> the use of chemical weapons is inadmissible. this does not mean that it can dismiss the past efforts. it must be exam inned by the u.s. security council on the basis of facts rather than allegations and assumptioassump. as the team heads back to syria there were reports that there were three for chemical weapons attacks after the august 21st. which killed about 1,400 people. shannon? >> all right eric thank you very

much. a terrifying incident high in the sky. a pilot suffers a heart attack mid flight and the emergency landing that followed. plus one doctor is comparing the fight over obamacare to the alamo. why he says the freedom of the american people is under siege. today his doctor has him on a bayer aspirin regimen to help reduce the risk of another one. if you've had a heart attack, be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. [ male announcer ] that's why there's ocuvite to help replenish key eye nutrients. ocuvite has a unique formula not found in your multivitamin to help protect your eye health. ocuvite. help protect your eye health.

according to the associated press, government forces caused the massive collapse. we are streaming live with more hello connor. nearly a week after that, we are starting to get the glimpes

inside that shopping mall. we are hearing that initially we thought that much of the damage was caused by the attackers. we are hearing that it was kenyan soldiers that moved in that probably did most of the damage including knocking out three stories inside of the mall. the fear is that some of the postage po hostaging may have been killed by the falling roof. now kenya has released three of the people that were arrested in connection with the attack. 8 people are still in custody. including searching for the so called white widow. they have issued a notice for

her arrest. there isn't much evidence linking to her attack. there is suspicion that she may know something about this. they have put out an all-points bulletin around the world. shannon. >> conner, thank you very much. >> new concerns for the president's health care plan days before the online insurance exchanges are opening up. battle of the alamo. suggesting that the freedom of the american people to control their own health care is under siege. doctor, welcome.

always good to be with you. >> you wrote an interesting piece that drew a lot of parallels between our current situation and what was happening at the alamo. >> you had a small force at the alamo and you had a massive force raid against it. and when the alamo people asked for help, it was determined that their situation was hopeless and therefore help didn't come even though they were figuring out that if they hung unfor days help would arrive. they lost that battle but it wasn't enough. however, their bravery, their taking a stand inspired thousands of ours to join the cause and the war was won even though the battle was lost.

similarly, the executive branch of government is controlled by the senate. so they feel they know more about taking care of people than people taking acare of themselves. and they are going to force their will because they have the numbers to do so. those that oppose that should stand firm we will have on record those people that they know more than the people and we can deal with them appropriately at the polls. our system was set up in order to do it that way. the people are at the pinnacle of power. they must learn to exercise that power. if we had been doing this all

along we wouldn't have had this in the first place. you went onto write that defeat can unleash the power of rye choose indignation. i have been seeing that. speaking of multiple places, and people are excited about the possibility of you know, some common sense once again coming to reign in our capital. it is possible but it will not happen on its own. it will require people to exercise their freedom of speech and their freedom at the ballot. i want to ask you your worries of the system. as it is now the law of the land. there was a piece in the "new york times" this week. networks how tight they will get leaving people with fewer options.

citing the case in new hampshire. saying people may have to drive 60 minutes to get to a doctor. >> i have friends who are in medicine saying you are luck i you are able to retire. and what is happening is a lot of people are moving into the winds of practi kinds of practices that are not affects by insurance. those who are still in the system with more of a load. if you add 30 or 40 million more people and you have taken away a significant number of the providers you don't have to be a genius to recognize that the waits are going to be long. it is going to be difficult to times to find people. that with the pact fact that many people are going to be

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new video in a boston train stati station, i man walks off the tracks and doesn't move. trace? >> reporter: we are told there is no mediate an rail himself. as he watch him fall here. this is a newly minted doctor. he lost his balance and fell. some passers by were stunned and finally others down in the pit and pulled him out to safety. the 33-year-old man told him that he had two drinks celebrate passing those exams and doesn't remember anything else. he says he doesn't remember falling in the pit and laid there and doesn't remember being

pulled out though he is very grateful that they did pull them out. he is a doctor and clearly he will repay the kind efforts of those kind people. and if it really was just two drinks before falling into the pit, maybe he shouldn't drink. >> doctor light weight should steer clear of the hurricanes. >> okay. >> two pilots fell asleep in a cock pit. another had a heart attack and that forced an emergency landing. plus the political rhetoric on obamacare reaches a fever pitch. howard kurtz with the media buzz. >> you had a state representative somewhere say it that is as destructive to

personalal liberty as the fugitive slave act. >> think about that. affordable health care is worse than a law that lets slave owners get their run away slaves back. could've had a v8. in the juice aisle.

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heart attack. >> he learned that the pilot who suffered the heart attack in the air on united airlines has died despite all the efforts to save him in flight and at the hospital. the cockpit compressions meet us on the runway. he was alive when he got to the hospital but died a short time later. united airlines spokesperson providing fox with his heart felt statement.

>> the passengers described a very calm scene and waited hours for them to complete the trip. also not identifying the pay il. we've learned this. this is an in kreebl storcredib. last month there were two pilots that were taking turns napping on a british airline and they fell asleep at the same time. that is right everyone was sleeping while it was on auto pilot. the civil authority releasing details. they haven't named the airline and the pay lot's union defending the pilots saying because of current working conditions and results fatigue. i guess they think it is okay

becau because of it. >> knowing that the pilots were asleep. >> in their defense they said they only had five hours sleep over two nights but they should find different pilots. >> thank you. to capitol hill where the ping pong match has conservatives attacking conservatives. some say like senator cruise's speech this week. hour wa howard is the host of "media

bu buzz". >> we have the left and the right going after each other. we have words, jihad anarchist, we have heard it all going back and forth but we have republicans and conservatives going after each other as well. but we have all of this important information for the average american. >> this is what concerns me. while there has been talk about choices for people having very little it turns out. the political theater or circus has dominated the news. ted cruz's green eggs and ham. lots of people attacking him as a result of this fight and not just in the liberal wing.

i think the folks at home know that this is a manufactured kri crisis. the fact that we are running out of funding in a couple of days. that part of it is not being manufactured. probably many people getting to this point seems like we are governing by getting to the cliff. >> how many times have we seen this movie? >> yes, it looks like the possibility that the government will shut down as a result of these theatrics and the betting here maybe for a couple of days. but you never know back in 1995, 1996 the government shut down for three weeks. a couple of weeks later, we have

the debt ceiling where again, we have the possibility if the parties can't come up with a compromise with a real threat. the personality of ted cruz. the pundits attacking each other on the conservative side. this is tending to overshadow the new questions about this new law which will take effect on tuesday. >> is it part of the way that we get things hassed? >> in the history of this country there are filibusters that grabbed the attention of the country and now we have c-span. those who support him will say he made a difference because of what he cause of what he did. now everybody can tweet about it.

some have been individuvindicate vote joining ted cruz to defund obamacare in a senate bill. i know this is hard to follow. monday is the day that the government will run out of money. all of this yes, is it an important story? >> because the stakeses are so high. too many elements of the media love to feast on the personalities and the rhetoric here. and receding into the distance are the questions of government spending and how well obamacare will or will not work. >> really what is in the middle people are undecided or uninformed of what is going on.

do you think that people keep their base fired up and they get the people in the middle who are undefied sided? >> i think both sides feel they are fighting and they detest the new law. nor does he want to negotiate over the debt ceiling. sure in today's media filled world it almost seems like you have to talk about terrorism or the slave act as the president referenced in his speech in maryland yesterday in in order to break through and get clicks and have your sound bytes played over and over again. i feel like the conventional wisdom is that the republicans will be hurt by any shutdown nobody looks good in this. both sides will suffer. washington simply appears dysfunctional. >> the ratings for the president

and capitol hill continue to drop. plenty of blame to go around. howard, thank you so much. >> new concerns for millions of american peoples who take antidepressants. new study links the drugs to a disease. >> plus a mom who may owe her life to quick action by her 3-year-old son. >> 911 emergency. >> yeah. >> hello? >> my mom is not doing more better.

when it happened, guy.

>> guy called 911 i tried to explain what was happening to his mother. now his proud mom is doing just fine. >> i don't know what happened. the next thing i knew is when i came to. he is very, very patient to describe what he is trying to describe what he is trying to say to you. >> guy's home town recognized him at a good samarent and he has the tour of the fire station. >> a knew study finds a link between antidepressants and type two diabetes. risk for millions of americans who take the drugs. erin thank you for your time today. >> hi shannon thank you for having me. >> how worried should folks

about. so many americans take some form of anti-depression medication. individuals on anti-depression have a 60% higher risk of developing diabetes. what the study doesn't tell us is how and why. we don't know if the medicine is dangerous. >> the number of mefrns aameric taking medications. one in ten over the age of 12 takes the medication. >> how would this work with the body chemistry? doctors are trying to figure out more? >> well, obesity and depression --bi obesity and

depression are connected. it alters your insulin production. we don't know if they make you more obese or if he are unrelated. >> if you are on prescription medication for depression what kinds of things does your doctor need to know. >> i think the study is an important wake-up call for doctors nurse practitioners and patients. you need to talk to your doctors about family risks. are you prone to developing this condition already. if you are than being on anti-antidepressant medicines might not be the right thing for you. they shouldn't blindly describe

it and send you out the door. you need to weigh risk versus benefit in any benefit and see if the potential benefits outweigh the risk of side effects. >> what is the message to them? not to panic that they shouldn't be worried they hear about this study. that medication is necessary for them to cope. it would be the wrong assumption for them to say i don't want to have the risk of diabetes. i'm going to stop taking my medication. >> you are correct. stopping inping anti-deantidep medications can be dangerous. typically they taper off the dose. quitting is more dangerous than

the risk of diabetes. >> if you are feeling. >> go right ahead. >> if you are feeling depressed or think that you do need medicine, it is important to talk with your doctor and weigh your personal habits, your medical history with the benefit of that medmedicine. >> anytime they are on any medication and weighing the benefits of medication very, very important. >> thank you very much. >> a major recall to tell you about. which mini vans have a problem causing them to roll away when they are parked. >> and which president is getting a presidential library. coming up. hey linda!

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>> some healthy new alternatives at mcdonald's. value meal customers get a choice of a side salad or veggies in place of fries and offering milk or juice instead of soda. you have options. thanks for watching this final money america live." and next mondayñi at 2:00 p.m. easternñi it's the real story wh gretchen karlson. and now, "studio b." >> trace: farewell "mrs. live" and this is studio b. no rest for congress as lawmakers work to avoid a government shutdown. some of them warn that there won't be a deal unless obamacare dies. looks like the show down will go down to the wire. we reported yesterday on those two pilots who fell asleep in the cockpit? now a whole new scare. a pilot dies after suffering a

heart attack in mid-flight. the dramatic landing and details coming up. and police arresting teenagers accused of trashing an nfl star's home. then posting the pictures online while they did it. now word there could be more arrests. huld-m of them. that's all ahead unless breaking newsp, changes everything on "studio b."