. >> state senate president john moors and angela heron, both democrats, are the first ledge to be calledolorado. >> the ousting came after the state legislature passed new gun control measures introduced in reaction to newtown and aurora massacres. colorado's democratic governor signed them into law. voters in their districts, passionate about the second amendment, revolted. >> a lot of politicians are playing close attention to it and they're seeing that gun rights advocates are capable of mounting a very serious campaign in a short amount of time that can threaten other politician's livelihoods. >> a statement was issued saying in part, the people of colorado springs sent a clear message to the senate leader that his primary job was to defend their rights and freedoms and that he is ultimately accountable to him, his constituents and not to the dollars or social engineering agendas of antigun billionaires. a dig at new york mayor michael bloomberg who donated to the anti really campaign. he issued a statement saying quote, the results do not change the fact that coloradoians are safer

state senator angela huron an senate president john moore both backing gun control measures that wouldun sales and also limiting the magazines to 15 rounds. this election comes five months after the senate had gun restrictions. colorado is one of 19 states where voters could recall state officials without any evidence of fraud or official misconduct. >> while you were sleeping a transit bus crashes when the driver falls asleep at the wheel. 8 of the passengers were hurt. all of this happened on a freeway in california. the bus careened into a wall skidded across lanes of traffic and struck the center divider. amazingly no other cars were involved. >>> a week after cleveland kidnaper ariel castro took his own life in prison two guards on duty that night had been put on leave. these two officers will still be paid but they will remain off the job while an investigation takes place. last month castro was sentenced to life plus 1,000 years in prison for holding amanda berry gina dejesus and michelle miknit for more than a decade in his house. >> big win for the u.s. men's soccer team that

she had her ex husband john moore, who knew nothing about the evil intent, dig a hole in her backyardy garbage. later that day, she shot shakespeare, put him in a hole, and finally paid a concrete crew to cover it up. >> ladies and gentlemen of the jury, you are about to hear recorded conversation. the conversations are proper evidence. >> reporter: but the case is really all about those secretly recorded audio tapes made by shakespeare's old friend, greg smith. that's ms. moore getting back in the car with mr. smith. >> so did you tell him, "yeah, he's still living?" >> reporter: the jury hears dee dee moore continuing to instruct smith to tell people shakespeare was alive even though he now knew his gentle friend was dead. >> yeah, i told him he's still living. i said, "anybody wanna know if he's still living? yeah, he's still living." >> reporter: prosecutors say the recordings show dee dee's efforts to cover up murder. >> i guarantee you that ronald has killed him. i just know it because the man threatened to kill my son. >> reporter: here she sounds confused. she's telling greg a

the next election for his stance on gun control and other state-issues ousted state senators and john mooreys he wouldn't change his vote. >>> people like you are saying what you did is brave and courageous and all of that and actually, i don't agree. it's just common sense. it's what we were sent to denver to do and certainly folks disagreed with us and managed to get the signatures and bring the confluence of events together and yes, we'll step aside and we'll fight very hard for these issues. >> it sounds resolute in his resolve there. joining me is state senator john morris and julianne reed is managing editor for "the grillo.com." >> the gun lobby is congratulating itself. do you think the nra and its allies has enough power to unseat the governor as well? >> i don't think they will come anywhere close. they were barely able to muster not even 11% of the registered voters in my district to do this. the bad news, of course, is we didn't muster 11% plus one vote so they've won this particular thing, but you know, 80% of the people agree with what we've done and what we've done is just co

john moore is here to talk about it. ou.e >> reporter: how long have we been doing this? >> a long time. this is our 14 maze, you have yu been here approximate at least a dozen times. >> reporter: i think so,ozen we are getting younger. it's that good country living. >> yes, ma'am. >> we have pumpkins, and we got between 15 and 18 ache erlz ofe pic18 acres of pickyour own pum. >> reporter: you got a nice crop up there bit store. >> by our store and in the visitor's center, we have a bunch of prepicked pumpkins, and pumpkins and gords and the mumss as well. or we ask pick a wagon ride like you did and go out on to the field and pick your own. >> in terms. pumpkin do you pay by weight? >> yes, by the pound. >> the pump skin pumpkins are $a pound. mm we were commenting on the corn maze,ent the last hour the corn is like crazy high. >> those pumpkins are looking pretty good.et >> you are going to have a ha special day as well when people can come out and carve.e. >> it's october 26, it's aber 2 saturday from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m.

john stamos and demi moore, half a century and look better than ever.ious and more optimistic than we were when we were younger and become more comfortable with ourselves and our body. >> i'd like to be young but know what i know now. >> exactly. it's now six minutes till the top of the hour. for weeks the obama administration laid blame for the deadly chemical weapons attack on the syrian government but will a u.n. report due out today contradict the white house? what you need to know before you leave the house. >> and check this out. that was a speeding car nearly taking out a woman, and she doesn't even flinch. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ (train horn) vo: wherever our trains go, the economy comes to life. norfolk southern. one line, infinite possibilities. nascar is about excitement. but tracking all the action and hearing everything from our marketing partners, the media and millions of fans on social media can be a challenge. that's why we partnered with hp to build the new nascar fan and media engagement center. hp's technology helps us turn millions of tweets, posts

john miller and bob moore with new details about the attacks. stories of survival and heroism. >> rescuers still searching for hundreds in colorado. floodwaters start to recede with devastation. >> and a new government warning about antibiotics. >> we begin with a look at today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> we do now feel comfortable that we have the single and sole person responsible for the loss

john henrehan has a closer look. >> 42-year-old nicole moore does not own a firearm. in fact, this visit to the maryland small arms range was her very first time shooting. she asked a friend, who happens to be a sheriff's deputies, to show her the ropes on a variety of weapons. >> something different. something new. something exciting. >> 24-year-old rachael on the right also shot for the first time. >> it was a little loud. but other than that, there wasn't a whole lot of kickback. we used a smith & wesson and it wasn't heavy. it was a lot easier than i thought. >> these young women are taking up firearms at a time when the maryland legislature has moved to impose significant restrictions on gun sales, starting october 1st. >> it's like a pre-approval to buy a handgun. that's going to involve a four-hour training block with some exceptions. fingerprinting. and a $50 fee to the state for the handgun qualification license. >> gun salesman jack donald is not a particular fan of the new restrictions, but our new shooters don't seem to mind the tougher rules. >> do the ne

john f. kennedy. the rising tide. >> we have been talking with stephen moore who is the fairest of them all the truth about opportunity, taxes and wealth in america. you are watching book tv on c-span2. >>> now more from the freedom fest. >> we want to introduce you to jim powell whose newest book is called the fight for liberty lessons from the greatest champions of the last 2000 years. what is your approach on this book? >> nobody has advanced separate tracks. a poverty rights developed with people over a long period of time. those are different people than were involved in the movement to eradicate slavery. again, very different people than those who are involved in religious freedoms out of any particular time some tracks are very well advanced than others and not fairy much is happening. savitt is not just one interconnected thing. it's a lot of separate battles. somebody that played an important role in just one track such as frederick douglass in the abolitionist movement or william who was early in the great pioneer movement in england to abolish slavery. there were very few i encountered that made contributio

john miller and bob moore with new details about the attacks.lus stories of survival and heroism. >> rescuers still sermarching for hundreds in colorado. floodwaters start to recede with devastation. >> and a new government warning about antibiotics. >> we begin with a look at today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> we do now feel comfortable that we have the single and sole person responsible for the loss of life inside of the base. >> investigators search for the motive to a massacre. >> aaron alexis used his own pass to get onto the knavy yard. >> multiple shots fired. >> push shove, people falling down. it was just crazy. >> we now have a total of 13 fatalityies including the shooter. >> the victims range from age 46 to 73 all civilians. >> the gunman was being treated for serious mental illness including hearing of voices. >> what's the security of this facility in your opinion? >> i think the security is really good up till today. >> after a 19-hour operation, the attempt to raise the "costa concordia" has been successful. >> it

. >> alex moore wanted to explore how violence is a natural outlet for expression in america. over 20 days in october of 2002, john allen mohamed and lee malveaux killed people in maryland, d.c. and virginia before they were caught sleeping in the blue caprice. isaiah washington took on the role, albeit reluctantly. a lot of people came in with a lot of prejudices. it's not what people think it is. >> the film opens with a betrayal meeting mohamed who becomes a father figure and a tormenter. >> sorry! >> it travels down a twisted road of retribution, manipulation and brain washing. the kid is a natural. >> not trying to provide easy answers. it's only trying to create intense humane dialogue. >> washington had a physical reaction and was overwhelmed by the movie when he 50 watched it. it elicits thoughts that many find familiar, like it or not. >> humanity. can you believe it? that as an artist is what i was going for. i would say if we get this right, people will be at odds from what they think they know about this how many an being. >> only the last ten minutes addresses the sniper attacks. those of us who lived

moore is with us from "the wall street journal." so rome had high tax rates? >> not always. efforts were about 400 years they had no real direct internal taxes. because they looted their neighbors. john: we are not advocating that. [laughter] >> even that wasn't enough. so they had dramatically higher taxes. taxes started with tariffs. constantine had the first one. property taxes, people were actually abandoning their property. things got towards the end, very rough and it's a part of why things did not work. >> one penalty of being sold and slavery. >> or killed. >> that is what they do and the modern-day irs. the only way they would get it was to sell into slavery to get currency. john: by 1% was the highest income tax. >> over is exactly right. they kept collecting more and more money in the outlying areas and there wassa massive revolt. >> that is happening in america today. people are sick and tired of seeing their tax dollars in washington. that is one of the reasons that is the great thing about america. the federal government did not create this with the state. >> reaction that they had to collecting the taxes was tax farmers. it was so bad that in one revolt -- john: we do

moore is with us from "the wall street journal." so rome had high tax rates? >> not always. efforts were about 400 years they had no real direct internal taxes. because they looted their neighbors. john: we are not advocating that. [laughter] >> even that wasn't enough. so they had dramatically higher taxes. taxes started with tariffs. constantine had the first one. property taxes, people were actually abandoning their property. things got towards the end, very rough and it's a part of why things did not work. >> one penalty of being sold and slavery. >> or killed. >> that is what they do and the modern-day irs. the only way they would get it was to sell into slavery to get currency. john: by 1% was the highest income tax. >> over is exactly right. they kept collecting more and more money in the outlying areas and there wassa massive revolt. >> that is happening in america today. people are sick and tired of seeing their tax dollars in washington. that is one of the reasons that is the great thing about america. the federal government did not create this with the state. >> reaction that they had to collecting the taxes was tax farmers. it was so bad that revolt -- john: we do not adv

john miller, thank you. >>> it's been more than three months since a deadly tornado ripped through parts of moore, oklahomaembers of a high school football team lost their hopes. last night, they were back on the field for the first game of the season. >> reporter: good morning, norah and charlie. there are still plenty of scars from the tornado, buildings that are being repaired and houses that have been abandoned. but this football field gave people here a chance to focus on something else. as big as football is in oklahoma, few game, are as big as this. when the sabre cats took to the field, it was a chance to prove they are bigger than the disaster that's defined their town. and they did it with a touchdown on the first drive. but back in the spring, this is what they were trying to overcome. an ef-5 tornado. the most powerful type. killed 24 people and damaged or destroyed 1200 houses. it left 22 members of the sophomore football team without homes. including brandon dick. we spoke with him one day after the tornado hit. >> our principal had got on the intercom and is, like, take cover, take cover. >>

moore is back with us again on this friday. the look at a -- to look at a couple more filming out there today. first though we're going to sample a little bit of "don john >> there's only a few things that i really care about in life. my body, my pad, my ride, my family, my church, my boys, my girls, and my porn. >> that's a man who loves his porn. we're talking about joseph gordon-levitt. you thinks the terrific. >> it's a dirty minded romantic comedy. check all the boxes. >> so you know it kind of remind me of -- a thinking man's "jersey shore" in a little bit of a way. >> he resembles the situation. just a bit. although -- should i say smarter? >> time but a little smarter. so in the movie, his character meets the perfect woman in scarlett johansson and then they run into some trouble. what is that all about? >> she's addicted to romantic comedies and she has the image of the perfect man. say a channing tatum. and so -- he has different images on his computer and when she finds out he is not happy. >> so this is definitely racy one we don't take the kids to. >> you do not. [ laughter ] >> okay. you see some stuff that's -- >> actually see some things

john banner has to make sure he remains speaker. there is a strong feeling that they do not want to defund the government. dagen: thank you, rich. steve moores also in washington. what is to gain on the republican side? >> you were talking earlier about the iphone in complete chaos. i think this story is complete chaos. they have passed this budget resolution, this budget continuing resolution. this does not include the do funding of obamacare. the question is, what do republicans do at that point? i am not sure if they have thought that far ahead. i think that the likelihood of a government shut down is very low. i think most of the republicans want to get this resolved. even if they pass a budget in a past a budget that does include the funding of obamacare, you also have a fight of the debt ceiling. >> let's stay with obamacare. do you think that the appetite will grow among the american people and thereby lawmakers to defund it later on? right now, they want to go back to the 2009 health care system. today, "wall street journal" reporting there is a pricing glitch. again, the federal government running exchanges. a growing disaster. >>

moore. the news at five is next. breaking news. a hit-and-run crash in san francisco. one woman is dead. and the suspect vehicle apparently belonged to the city. kron 4's john fenoglo is live at the scene. john what is the latest? holly park is in san francisco's bernal heights neighborhood. just north of 280 around where it intersects with 101. the incident was near highland avenue. we'll keep you posted on this story as we learn more information. tonight at five. firefighters have pinned down the cause of the yosemite wildfire. the blaze has burned more than 370- square miles. and is 80-percent contained. now. charles clifford is live in the newsroom. he has more on what sparked it all. charles? >> reporter: today the national forest service said it was a hunter who started the rim fire back on august 17th. investigators believe that hunter set an illegal campfire in this area to the west of yosemite national park, near the town of groveland. within hours the fire had grown out of control. this is an animation of how the wildfire has spread since then, expanding out in all directions and eventually reaching into yosemite. the forest service also said toda

moore tells me about another man sitting in prison with his name. it's a story i couldn't turn away from. i'll be right back. >>> new and important twists overseas this hour on syria. is john strike. >>> making his case. president own with a new message today on syria. it comes just days before he makes a national appeal. will the public buy it? >>> in florida, it's a coastlining crisis. a new report on how beaches may be disappearing as the sands of time slip away. >>> the number one selling car

john kerry says the u.s. has offered to help the kennian government in any way possible. who is al shabab? joining us is ryan moore. thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> what do we know about al shabab? >> basically this is a group based in somalia. it's al qaeda's branch there. their focus isn't on just somalia. they want to turn it into what after begafghanistan. they've recruited over 40 americans that have joined their ranks. >> what type of operations have been effective in recruiting americans? >> they come into the somali american community, they find individuals who moved here and they say you need to help your country. you need to help save your country from the evil foreigners in the west. they radicalize them and bring them back to somalia and get the battle experience. >> the u.s. government for reasons that aren't clear settled thousands of so he mannians there. >> right, for humanitarian reasons. a lot of the ways that al sha bob is penetrating the united states is through the mexican boarder. this needs to be included in the immigration debate. there was a man connected to al sha bob a

. >> reporter: senator john moore came down a couple moments ago and gave his concession speech. just about half an aupb hour ago this place in a ballroom was buzzing with activity, buzzing with excitement an buzzing with optimism. that was quickly dashed. here ar are the numbers. 49% sad no. it's a very close race. a very emotion mall race up to this point and in to the evening. the another senator is holding on to her seat so far. 58% do not want her recalled and 42% have voted in favor of that recall. these two senators were caught in the political cross hairs when they got tangleed with gun advocates. earlier this year they led the senate and all law makers here in colorado the to tighter controls on gun control. so, the tkpras the grass roots o sign a petition and got enough in line. leer were with -- here we are with this recall election. they try take this move and tighten these gun laws which includes universal background checks and limit the magazines down do 15 because of a couple incidents that happened. not just here in colorado but across the nation. you remember the