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.>> wel. we start in india. the second most populous country of the poorest. lawmakers have backed a massive plan to feed the nation's most impoverished. >> the food security bill guarantees a right to subsidize rice and grains but the move c. one of them calls a license to corruption. >> the family has only a few square meters to them self, both parents earning the equivalent of 140 euros a month. it is the typical life in much of india with 40% of children undernourished. we can't save any money because we just don't earn enough. our children are the ones who suffer and we are frustrated that we can't do anything for our kids. some 18 billion euros, the activist thought hard for the new law. he says it is about more than just keeping people fit. >> it is an extraordinarily important investment. if they are well fed, well- nourished, well educated. their contributions could phenomenally increase. >> millions go hungry and it is estimated 80 million tons in state owned storage facilities. some fear that it could be another opportunity for corrupt officials to

. >> now fbi has as wel released surveillance video. aaron alexis is suspected of killing 12 people in the navia y yard. he believed he was being controlled by extremely low frequency or elf, electromagnetic waves. the etchy of my lf weapon, closed quote and the receiver the shotgun are believed to reference these electromagnetic waves. >> now president obama and the iran hassan rouhani are set to meet. white house correspondent looks back at the troubled relationship and forward to a possible new beginning. >> it's been more than three decades since the president 69 united states and iran have shared a smile, even a cosy one. 52 americans were held hostage for 444 days. a cold war began that would occasionally turn hot. the u.s. backed iraq in its war in iran. and 1988 the u.s. said it mistakenly shot down an iranian passenger jet killing 290 people. brief cooperation in afghanistan after the september 11th attacks didn't last. >> states like these in their terrorist allies constitute an axis of evil. >> since then it has been mostly t

thursday we will start with clouds asstar well, and then wel have more clearing in afternoon.here's a little disturbance passing by. most of the temperatures will feature the 60 to upper 70s. this one rolling out of iowa an this one is passing to the south and seeking cloud cover to thete west tomorrow. i think tost stay dry the highhh pressure is not going to givegi much ground at all of the call a for clear skies tonight, and 52n at the district, 40s again in the suburbs, no frost advisoried unlike last night when we sawsa them far out to the west. we a few high clouds still a really nice day. winds out of the northwest at 5-12. the trends will continue, a cool night and mild afternoon until we get to the sunday-mondaymondy timeframe. e making changes based ba on the things we saw in the model. gerch degree57 degrees at 8:00 e morning. high rolling clouds with theth temperature of 75 degrees. check this out. culpeper you might hit 80 for hi the rest of us mid-70s with a wi good amountth of sunshine aroun high pressure will again dominate tomorrow keeping that list disturbanc

what do you think about this whole idea >> wel you just talked about emulsifying and juicing. have to remember is this is a living body. we were made, created, designed to live off of what comes from the earth. live food for a life-living body. >> increase your fruits and vegetables, you can wer your risk for type 2 diabes, multiple forms of cancer, disease after disease, right? right, exactly. and i'm so passionate about i've worked with peoe fomany years, and one of the things they reallare missing is real food -- you ow, food that's fresh and full of life and ful of enzymes and wonderful vitamins and nutrients. >> and see, i got row in my shameless plug right this nute, but you know, our living well healthmaster blender, for families who have a problem sitting down and eating a bowl of broccoli or sitting spinach or sitting down and eating fr orive servingsf fruit in a daytime. i'm gonna show you guys, especially you in this audience. i'm gonna show you by the end of th hour how can ke any one of these vegetables more palatable thanou'd ever think. i n't ve to cook them. i

[gavel] so good morning and wel to all of you i'm joseph i'm the director of prime care for homeless services and urban higher or speaks louder you still can't hear me. okay. i've joseph with urban house thank you for coming distinguished gifts and staff and community partners and many, many other wlor here today. i can't believe we're here and it's so great to share this exist day with you and this exciting new chapter in homeless services and a principle care for our most vulnerable co- citizens of san francisco. i'm very happy to have you all here. i'll make a quick program note there is a little reversible in the order just bear with us if it looks like the order is out of order. i wanted to - color to the mike - okay. i want to acknowledge what a shift this is what this day represents for us as a city as a health department and a clinic especially a clinic two clinics that came together to become one. two clinics that were flagship clinics to provide high quality care and advocacy for our vulnerable residents. we've been innovator long before some of you saw early today in pushi

president's remarks today, the president seems to outline the possibility that he could and in fact may be wel go and do this regardless. so that sets up a whole host of problems. >> yes, it does. people should realize that when you talk about strikes, those drone strikes are very much getting down to within a couple meters of their target. a lot of civilians feel that this is part of the process. >> you can be assured that if we go after some of those targets, we really want to hit, there is going to be collateral damage, and at the end of the day we could end up accidentally killing more civilians than were killed before. it. so did so dicey out at the end. we have a long way to go before we are sitting in the same table as friends again. >> 31 they did agree on one thing, to tax the heck out of us. we are stocking big companies rather than stocking syria. listen, what is this all about? >> they have an issue of life and death and instead they are able to give it this. it is astounding. this has to do with a hearing with apple where they incorporated a lot of their business in ireland and ir

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no one talks about, wel, for ample, satising the stomer. why is that in your judgment? a strange industry because it's been allowed to go off on its own and not be very responsive so people in education say how can we possibly put in different incentives i education? we can't that, and 80% of the country operates on incentives to perform well. >> let's take a look at this. if we reach canada's level of growth on the program on international student assessment, we would see an average 20% inease many income for ery worker, for every year for the next 20 years? john mccain embraces and says, look, get to i why would they not? >> the problem is that it takes a while before that happens. the kids have to get educated and then they have tgo on into the labor market, and then they have to do their business, and john boehner and barack obama are going to be out of office. >> you're giving me every reason to cheer. >> buthey become fixated on today and we rightfully spend a lot of time worrying about recession from 2008, but it's just dwarfed by what would happen to the economy

wel have here comes "the willis report." >> hello everybody i and gerri willis tonight on "the willis report." glitches hit obamaare right bore the deadline how impact you? >> is a time to fire your financial advisor? we would give you the right way to give th the boot you had your degree now how do land the gene -- the dream job? we are watchingut fo you tonight. the "willis report." of. gerri: we have a lot to get to the first ho final installment of the week-long series as a user's guide to education. if you graduated now what? finding a job is not easy prospect. reinvested eating what it takes to stand out from the crowd he now have to have the extra something to get hired we will talk about that we'll also show you not the high-tech way all of that is coming in shortly. obamacare hitting another ag this time with insurance pricing. the wall street journal reports a software glitch in the exchange's causing the price to be miscalculated. adding insult to injury that chuck cater was to happen months ago but only started this week. thank you for coming on the show so manyhings have

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is the latest move in a crackdown by the interim government on politicians al lied with the mineral wel m /* brotherhood. he was pushed out by the military on july 3rdrd. mexico's president has proposed some reformats for his country. protests against those reforms turned violent. lawmakers were blocked from entering the open session. lucia newman >> reporter: joined by students and electrical workers are trying to make their way to the congress building right now. but riot police have been blocking their way. a congressional subcommittee is meeting to at least consider proposals by these disgruntled teachers who do not agree with the president's proposed education reform. they say they will be left without jobs. the teachers have tried to keep peace but they threw malatov cocktails. the political climate is heating up. not just teachers but those who are opposed to his energy reform bill are now joining forces. this is just part of what's been two weeks of demonstrations all over the city. traffic has practically come to a standstill. on mopped when the president delivers his first eve

. >> speaks wel for tour rids in times square. melissa: john stossel, thank you very much. don't forget to catch "stossel" tomorrow night right here, 9:00 p.m. eastern time. >>> next on "money," the connection between syria and the next fed chief. i bet you haven't thought about this we'll tell you why it could have a huge impact on your money. you will not hear this anywhere else. >>> the latest idea how to spend taxpayerses money on health care. i kno, stick around. do you ever have too much melissa: so there could be a surprising casualty of the crisis in syria? larry summers. summers is reported to be the president's top choice to replace ben bernanke as fed chief but summers isn't exactly everyone's favorite. so as the situation inhe middle east costs the president more time and more political capital, will summers get pushed aside as the next chairman of the fed? the answer could have big implications for your money. here to discuss it, steve moore of "the wall street journal", and jonathan hoenig of capitalist pig dot-com. welcome to -- capitalistpig.com. >> hello, m

wel will be looking for san jose to hit 80 tomorrow.ittle bit of a warming trend in the bay area tuesday and wednesday. then, as we look ahead, a chance of rain coming into the bay area on friday and saturday. so stunned on that. it's only a minor chance. a lot of sunshine around the bay in the mean time. might get wet for the first time this season on friday. >> hopefully the winds die down for the america's cup tomorrow. >> should die down, too. >> the race is in. go usa. >> see you at 11:00. and you could save hundreds." call or click today. joey fatone: it's time to play "family feud." give it up for steve harvey! [captioning made possible by fremantle media] steve: hi, folks. thank you very much. thank you for coming, everybody. hey, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man steve harvey. you know what? we got another good one for you today, like always, no different. returning for their second day, already with a total of $20,000, from austin, texas, it's the kelly family. [cheering and applause] and from indianapolis, ind

didn't walk wel a point where ie him, and then we knew he was okay. >> for thousands of other folks incolorado, this danger is far from over. we're live in boulder. reporter: because it's not raining right now, emergency crews are really worried about the false sense of security that folks can have because it seems like things are becoming a little more mild. but if you take a look -- look at the rage of the boulder creek here. it's anything but mild. because this is the water that is washing out roads and taking out bridges, cars, and anything else it wants to really. but because of the break in the rain, helicopters for the first time were able to get up in the air today, and therefore were able to actually give you an up-above view of the devastation, and now, emergency crews here are also emphasizing to people, and telling them, they will be arrested if they are caught kayaking or tubing down this water. something that we have seen and the governor of colorado is asking people, and telling them, just don't bring this on yourself. >> doesn't look like there's any sign of weakness. a

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you've heard some people say, wel well, if you're going to do something, you have to do something big and maybe this isn't big enough, or maybe it's too late, or other responses like that. what i've tried to explain is, look. we may not solve the whole problem, but this particular problem of using chemical weapons on children, this one we might have an impact on and that is worth acting on. that is important to us. and what i've also said is that as far as the underlying conflict is concerned, unless the international community is willing to put massive numbers of troops on the ground, and i know nobody is signing up for that, we are not going to get a long-term military solution for the country and that is something that can only come about, i think, as different as our perspectives may, myself, mr. putin, and others are willing to set aside those differences and put some pressure on the parties on the ground. briana? >> mr. president, on the resolution to authorize the use of force, one of the big challenges right now isn't just republicans. but it's from some of your loyal democrat

in some cases, they were trying to find new housing for these groups of people has worked wel l. we have seen some because we have done many reports in the last two years about this. but the truth is that it is still not the real solution for the whole problem. i do not think the problem is sending them somewhere else, which is what he implies. >> it's chilling. >> i thought the next word out of his mouth was going to be pogrom. remember, this is very french socialism. french socialism is about giving people what the socialist think is good for them. and obviously, we have the socialist minister here who is saying, this is what is good for you. cadres get together and let's ship these people out. i do not even think sarkouzy would have gone that far. did he go as far as that? >> he said something that was shocking. he said there is a problem with the wrong community in france. when you point any group -- i cannot imagine anyone saying there is a problem with muslims or jews in france. >> there is a problem. >> let's hear the solution. >> i think that what's frightening about all

wel>>, i would say that at this point what we know is that al shabaab has followed the pattern of a loll of al qaeda related groups. which is that they have proven gruesome in the ability to cause these mass casualty attacks. we saw similar kind of thing from al shabaab in uganda in 2010. but they have failed to translate that into a program where they could participate in a coalition government or even govern their own territory, particularly well. they came under enormous scrutiny for exacerbating the famine in somalia in 2011. i think that lost them a lot of sport among somalies but at the same time they have proven that they are are capable of recruiting people in minnesota and in the united states and canada, in europe. and this attack is reminiscent, sadly, of the 2 008 massacre in mumbai that was practiced by a pakistani group. >> does this indicate a kind of resurgence or change in tactics or anything like that? >> i think first of all we've hit a point where there is not just one al shabaab. the group sort of fractured after the african union forces backed by the united states a

joining me live, chrkristen wel. obama has said that he is going to veto the republican plan passed by the house last night. although the senate won't even take it up, so it won't probably get to that. what is, though, the president's strategy now in terms of actually moving the ball forward? >> craig, good afternoon. i can tell you there have been meetings here at the staff level, at the white house yesterday, today, i anticipate that will continue into tomorrow. the strategy moving forward, nebulous right now. i can tell that you this white house continues to dig in its heels. they just won't negotiate over the issue of the president's health care law. yesterday jay carney releasing this statement in relation to the house bill saying, quote, any member of the republican party who votes for this bill is voting for a shutdown. really underscoring the point that they will negotiate about other matters, but they will not consider a law that delays or defunds obamacare. so how do you move forward from here. of course th

wel do comedy acts. did what's called a balloon shoot. >> he is to fly the steerman in an event promoting a 3-d film on flying. ashley halsey decides this is the perfect time to try out a camera he's just bought. >> the camera was new to me. i played with it so that i knew how to start it and stop it with relative confidence. >> nothing to worry about. we're just going to go up in a plane. and here's the plane. >> on june 8th, halsey and trushell meet and take off from an airport south of washington, d.c. >> and away we go. >> we were flying into national airport with reporters and dignitaries to attend the premiere of the movie at the smithsonian. >> eight steermans head up the potomac as ashley videotapes all the way. >> it was a beautiful day. it couldn't have been a better day to fly. it was absolutely gorgeous. just clear, just cool enough. >> a biplane has an open cockpit so passenger and pilot are exposed to all the elements. >> a small plane is more subject to wind, it's a little bit more of a bu

wel comewelcomes been a bit of a pain this weekend with the bridge closure.eck of your forecast. >> we can expect some sunshine with clouds. and cooler weather. the full forecast, coming up at 5:45 >> good morning. >> good morning. so far, traffic is light. and we could see some heavier traffic with alternate bridges but lighter, overall. the 101 is a possibility. all of the bay area freeways are fine. and traffic is nice and light along the peninsula with no problems. we will continue to keep you updated. >> breaking news of san jose where they are investigating a crash. the officers responded to north first street. one person was pronounced dead. the other person was taken to hospital and pronounced dead. we have a news crew on the scene of the way. >> the big story is the bay bridge closure and what we can start using it. after the fifth day of closure. it is supposed to be opening tomorrow but let see if will pass and the news. >> reporter: we are trying to get that news conference at 8:00 a.m. and i will see if they are going to be able to open it earlie

. >> let's go to tucker bhawrnz, bh hbarnes.he has something as wel. >> reporter: let's do our photoy, our favorite time of the day and we have a he big hello to autumn.. >> i'm talking about the name. >> this is her first autumn. >> she is eight months old andol get this, besides her family, her favorite are tony and allison. >> yay, we love you autumn. >> it looks like right now she is telling somebody you got to watch tony and allison. >> telling her baby friends. >> autumn watches the show everw morning before heading off to daycare. >> she is simply adorable. simply adorable.orbl >> yes, she is.. >> tucker you are still awake. >> yes, he is mesmerized by how beautiful she is. >> is i'm sure she loves you, too. >>> go to myfoxdc.com and autumn we love you and we love the picture, thank you for sendingsn it and great smile. jayyeah, adorable.ble. >>> we are 40s and 61 in leonardtown, and 50 in martinsburg, cooler to the west. what has been happening is we got cloud deck to work in therkn past hour or two, and that is helpful, the temperatures a little bit here in the urban corrido

.> wel >> welcome back, i'm here are allison and julie wright.wrigh >> thanks foreve for joining in.erviewingi you guys now. >> we're officially into fall so people are taking their love for fall to twitter. falling for fall. and if you see that, what people love most about fall, and pumpkin spice everything and ory anything is popping the trendend there. and i'm sick of it. >> you are. >> we have candles, latts air fresheners, the list depos depo. >> you don't want us to say pumpkin. >> no. >> i really be honestly, and ii just put it on my facebook page i'm really sad to see summersu depo this time around. >> i am, too. >> because for me, with theh three of the girls, they are going somewhere almost everyery day, so you know, i have like an hour and a half or two hours until i put my mommy hat on, ann in the summertime, i really have scaled pack what they do, --do, back what they do, and it's likd all of a sudden pome boom we'reo it. if i must embrace t i like putting my sweater on, and the change of seasons when it's chillier and you are going togog some of the games, and it feels

he's in the stair wel. no rhyme or reason. >> just quick peeks around the walls. you know what else is ironic? he's got his badge around his neck. he's got his valid contractor's i.d. on his badge. we see him walking through with the sawed-off shotgun. we also found he had bought 24 shotgun rounds. it looked like believe a buck shot he was using as he was going through there. we also heard he had taken a baretta. we believe the baretta was taken from the security officer there at building 197, and they say that was also used. my sources were telling me, we were talking about in the initial phase, ar-15 rounds, they saw nothing. they saw no shell casings from a .223 that an ar-15 would use. >> they confirmed that in washington. in fact, he walked in, goes in the bathroom, has this bag, puts this sawed-off shotgun together and then he grabbed a glock from inside. >> we heard today it was a baretta. >> handgun. yes. also, too, look at the pictures. we see this car in the front. this is the tape as you see his prius. this is what he was driving, driving into the garag

. -- wel show you two that will show you that a little bit later. susan rice spoke at a think tank today. we showed you that. we will be showing reaction. now it is time to hear your voices. lois, pennsylvania, democrats line. in favor.t issue.ve it is a you a u.n. >> joe, las vegas. >> i do not believe we should be going in alone. i do not have faith in this president. he lied about benghazi, fast and furious, but i do not trust him. if it was possible to get you .n. backing, that is a different story, and to go it alone, i do not back that. it is a heinous act what happened in syria, and if we cannot get the u.n. to access, but to go alone with this president, i cannot go for that. it makes no sense. >> thank you for calling in. a member of the house intelligence to midi, came to the stake out earlier. here are his remarks. >> hi. where do you think things stand with regard to trying to convince house republicans? you were at the white house today. >> basically -- let me just turn this thing off -- sorry. the white house and met with denis mcdonou

int: there was a piece what wel journal.com" face in the 1960s with medicare and medicaid.brownstein space available online. this from our facebook page, patricia meredith points out that the discontent is caused by the failures of the previous decade. alan from orlando, florida. yes, this is the decade of discontent. i agree with the last caller. history has shown that we have had a lot of problems in this country and we have overcome a lot of them. and now we have leadership that i don't think is looking out for our country. we have a divider in chief as president. he is saying with a one percent against the 99 he has got us going where he has not met with boehner one time this year on .he debt budget he is supposed to be the leader of the country. he does not want to realize our potential as a country. look what we have done this week with the epa. we have a situation where everybody is the small guy. all the utilities are going to go up. no gas, no coal. how will we get our electric? we have big business and we have government trying to control the people. now the peopl

. >> it takes you making that, conveying that on the film and not so many people do it as wel as youwell. >> me, too, get a hold of yourself, gosh sakes. really? >> i was just saying. as the pope says -- >> you are living the message my sister. i'll change the tone here on you gyllenha gyllenhaal. he was ducking the question. >> tough on cnn. >> this movie is one of the few movies that i've seen that it makes you think about what the rest of the character's stories are, there are layers here and it plays on one of the central fears of families. >> yes. >> without giving it away, everybody knows the main concept of the film and it really got to me. this film was very realistic emotionally and contextually. did you know that when you were putting it together, when people start to get ooh, this is really getting at the crux of what it would be like to fear for your child? >> yes, i think we are ware there is a mythology that's been based on this idea that there are these movies that have come out where the hero seeks revenge and gets revenge and that this is a movie about somebody who i