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is managing director at hff and wen feldn block is managing director a at studley.. ladies, thanank you both for joinings. the awards ceremony, a lot of men getting top awards. we will postst a link on our facebook page. let's ta about this industry so many are concerned about. we are now being hit with the possibility of government shutwn. does thehe posbili already pretty bes -- freeze on businesses?? >> it is sort of groundhog day. we have been through this so ny tes since the recession ended. it creates so much volatility. we were expecting interest rates to gup in september because we excted t the taper to stop. it did not stop. the 10-year treasury fell back about 6.5%. the market is almost expecting the government not to function at this pointnt. >> sad butrue. whwhat do o you think? >> i feel th same. expect certain things w will ll back. we have come to live in thi environment where people are cautious in decision-making. a great examplele of at has happened to the ofoffice market since the crcrash in 2008 when thingsround to a halt, companies have had to lo

help, wen, with your are here to make maryland proud. >> he blasted the tax and fee increases, sounding a his opposition to the gas tax hike. corporates cutting taxes, and lobbing companies to maryland. he cites education as a priority. doug gansler joins a list of candidates vying for the top office. others include anthony brown, andhad them as her -- republican seeking the nomination include daniel craig and ron george. maryland's primary election will be held next to him. >> the former president of baltimore's chapter of the naacp kicked off his bid for political office tonight. >> we need to get our community back to work. i'm hoping to spend time doing it. i'm concerned about the unemployment rate. we need to increase our minimum wage. we need a living wage. >> he announced he is running for a seat in the maryland house of delegates and he plans to focus on jobs. the civil rights activist says he wants to represent the 40th legislative district as a democrat. the former county employee has accepted a settlement. complaineded -- against the county, complaining discrimination and sex

wen we don't have success, there's going to be criticism. we have to stand tall and look the criticism in the face and let it know you're not going anywhere. still prepared that way. it's just a matter of us together as that team putting up w's. and to be honest with you, i don't know what robert is going to be. i try not to worry about it and just be the best i can for robert. >>> to baseball, bris harper and the boys trying to afford them in the afternoon. he drives in one to left center. denard span scores and the nats go up 1-0. on the mound, george zimmerman is looking for the 20th season. it was not to be. molina breaks up the 1-1 tie. it's a 2-1 single. the nats fall 4-1. the nationals will finish up the regular season this sunday. they play a three game series over the weekend. let's move on now. it's not often in sports that you can witness a great comeback. but not just any great comeback. in 162 years of the america's cup, this was the most thrilling finish of all time. the 19th and final race from the san francisco bay between ne

now, with a possible break through turned over as chemical wen ons, he remains skeptical of what the president will do. >> reality is that they're trying to spin a situation they have been pushed back by the people well. believe people have to keep pushing back in order to stop a new war. >> while polls show a majority of americans want no part of the conflict, here is the other sirksd syrian americans demonstrated in san francisco last weekend including this man. he's reluctant to give his last name. he fears for family in syria. he says assad's use deserves a military response he would like to hear from president obama tonight. >> i understand the history. i understand we're tired of wars and don't want to start another war with false pretense i believe this is different. i believe this is like stopping hitler from committing a holocaust. >> visiting lecturer at stanford university. >> two thirds are given speeches today against military action. and giving time to work through this diplomatic possibility of chemical disarmment by syrians. >> she believes tonight the president will

this fire wen from a few acres to hundreds of acres in a hurry. if the wind kicks back up again it could be even more trouble. >> thank you have r much, brian. >>> we have to show you this. we have another view of the fire from chopper 5 tonight. it's kind of horrifying to look at. a huge smoke plume. at time it is looked like an erupting volcano. firefighters have their hands full. and they slowly climbed up the side of the mountain. and people are reporting seeing smoke even blames across the east bay. tonight it's a red gross that's putting un'siness from people who watch burn. that fire punter some 6,000 acres back in 1977. at this point it's only 800 acres. >>> so people all over the bay area are seeing smoke from the fire. here is what it looked like from our camera on mount vacuum carpenter. and from san francisco you can see the haze and the skies eastbound hours after the fires started. okay so there's another fire that's been burning today. sending up flames and plumes and smoke. now this fire started around 1:30 this afternoon at a fire

recently another golfer left -- he was wenning to be with the wife., the wife dana, they heard that story before. >> we made measure of it and laughed about it. i don't know what i would have done if i was in his situation, but it is different. he's affecting himself. i have a big time responsibility to the organization. mi job as a quarterback is to shell out for the team. >> and you left him for cleveland. really. >> flacco said he and his wife have been enjoying time. i'm going to try to get this story up on the website about joe's moth -- brother john. >> it's an incredible story that he came to west point on saturday. >> and that as a perm decision. >> one point of father hood but one school district is changing his tune, giving little or no homework at all. if you're looking to save money. we have three money saving tips for you coming up. >>> it's tonight's hot topic. it's a new school year and that comes with controversial new homework policies. the school system decided to cut back on homework, sending home fewer assignments, but homework tha

this photographer wen looking for a sunset and captured this instead.nderstorm was right over the top. the thunderstorm base was very close. it was a long exposure lens and literally lit up the canyon. some of the most picturesque scenes i have ever seen. >> this is a perfect example. >> i would love to have that. you should have that framed. definitely a screen saver. >> we're going to send you out on the weekend with a triple dose of adorable. three lion cubs made their debut at a zoo in oregon. they are all females. their debut was in the first post natal exam. they had a public exam. the reason they had the exam is because they noticed one of the sisters was removed from the other two. they wanted to make sure nothing was wrong. have a great weekend. "way too early" starts right now. >>> the groundwork has been set for a monumental showdown on capitol hill. either the kras vote to defund the train wreck that is obama care or they will shut down the federal government. >> the house will pass a cr that defunds obama care. >> can you see the smile on m

wen: molly, they are messing with him. that is what he says. >> well, they are messing with him. argue with that. christi he is doing well above the fray. it was looked about and he got by hed back hard on syria both parties. his approval ratings have been slouching down all summer. i think this is seen as a chance to get his mojo back because the appear to have no strategy, they have turned into a circular firing squad shooting each other. call it olite to cracks. they are openly calling each other names in public. said ted cruz is writing checks with his mouth that he cash and another calling him a fraud. gwen: let's listen to some of it because this freshman senator from texas who came to town with wind behind his back and he's been, as jeff in ioned, the prime mover this but everybody doesn't love that. > i will do everything necessary and anything possible obama care. >> filibuster? yes. and anything else. any procedural means necessary. step in l be a major letting people know that at the flawed a fraud and he will no longer have any influence in the republican party. what

by the wen end of the year we're going to have about 3 million refugees from the syrian conflict, and i'm concerned that the impact striking syria would have on increasing the number of refugees, and i'm concerned how it's going to destabilize our friends in the region, jordan is already overburdened. turkey is experiencing a burden. are we dissipating, making policies to alleviate what is coming, this avalanche of refugees? by the end of the year they're expecting 3 million refugees, and that could be a big destabilizing factor in that region. >> this brings you squarely into a confrontation to a question that is fundamental to the choice that you're going to make. there are risks of acting but believe me it is our judgment collectively and the president's that the greater risks are not acting. you have 1.6 million to 2 million refugees today without our acting. and every prediction is that's going to get worse. i guarantee you that if we don't act, and assad is able to rain gas down on his people, you watch the number of refugees. the greater capacity to prevent the number of refuge

wen republicans have no interest in defaulting on our debt. none.nd a way to pay it off and that's why the house will act on a plan that will reduce the deficit and includes pro-growth economic reforms including a delay of the president's health care law. there's a common sense principle here. you should work to reduce the deficit and grow the economy at the same time. the president's remarks not withstanding, you know, the white house may not get it, but frankly the american people get it. every major deficit reduction plan over the last 30 years has been tied to the debt limit. in 1985 president reagan signed the hollings deficit reduction bill which included an increase in the debt limit. when president bush reached a budget deal with democrats here in the congress in 1990, it included an increase in the debt limit. president clinton reached two similar agreements both tied to the debt limit and i would remind president obama himself that in the december of 2011 there was a major deficit reduction bill enacted with an increase in the debt limit.

florence wen, tokyo. >> we discuss the enemy of education in afghanistan. violence top, the list. teachers are forced to deal with a host of other problems that prevent a positive learning environment. >>> practice is over. it is time to hit the field. the n.f.l. season opens today. >>> we have heat, humidity plus storms across the nation. a look at the radar coming up with the national forecast. [[voiceover]] every day, events sweep across our country. and with them, a storm of views. how can you fully understand the impact unless you've heard angles you hadn't considered? antonio mora brings you smart conversation that challenges the status quo with unexpected opinions and a fresh outlook. including yours. welcome back to al jazeera. i am del walters. secretary of state john kerry is saying more world leaders are backing the u.s. efforts to strike syria. the president set to address the american public on tuesday to again state his case for action. for more on syria's world, al jazeera sat down with former congressman and presidential candidate ron paul. here is a sneak peek of

out of tax a death cut income tax or 25 million working people, actually household disposable income, wen up last year. that's what's happening. but as i said right at the beginning we have to build on this. we've got to keep going with even with the deficit, helping business to employ people. but he talks about policy. let me just remind him what the former chancellor said. the former chancellor said this, i'm waiting to hear what we've got to say on the economy. that is the verdict of the former chancellor. i've to say, traded we're all waiting to hear from a single constructive objection from the party opposite. >> mr. speaker, the whole house and the country will have heard th prime minister unable to answer the questn about wat is -- let me give them the answer. the anwer is that for 38 out of 39 months that he has been prime minister, living standards for woing people have gone down, not out. now, can he confirm that the only month when rages -- wages rose faster than prices, when handed out city bonuses, calm down, hang on a second. and when city bonuses went up 82%? >> his speech

. >>> le wen to the weather forecast.er. >> sandhya patel is here with that. >> carolyn and dan, get ready for a blast of summer weather. we are going see some heat around here. we have a few days to get acclimated. live doppler 7hd is showing some fog near the coast and a few patches out toward the east bay. here is a view of the ferry building from explorator exploratorium and there is not a lot of fog showing up. it is a little breezy outside. it is 62 in san francisco and mid60s redwood city and san jose. mild in half moon bay as well. 63 degrees. from the east bay hills camera you can see a bouncy camera. we are looking toward the eastern span and visibility looks good. santa rosa 62. it is 60 in napa and 63 novato. antioch, concord, still very comfortabllden the golden gate e camera, the visibility is good here as well. here is a look at the forecast. foggy spots in the morning, mild to warm tomorrow afternoon and a hot pattern setting up by week's end. it will take us into the weekend so you will be dealing with so

as will the focus on syria's chemical wen ons >> iran's new president will be at at the general assembly, and expressed a willingness to revive relations with the united states. according to the u.s. state department secretary kerry will be part of the same meeting, the highest level m more than 30 years. president ob krauma already meeting with foreign dig tairltys but tomorrow is a key day he's going to be presenting hopes for middle east peace in front of the full general assembly. >> many iranians say they're optimistic about a possible thaw in the relations between ire yawn and the united states. iran's new president push forward better relation was washington, tweeting happy new year to the world's jewish population. >> to speak about life. >> they realize they need each other, they like each other. they see that is the right time to get together and to start talking optimisticly. >> secretary of state john kerry set to meet at the iranian foreign minister. it will be the highest level meeting between the 1979 ire yawnin revolution. >> authorities found the body of a woman swept aw

other malls have wen shut and are on alert all threw through the city. >> terrible situation there.eporting. the latest information according to our sources telling zain verjee, 30 dead, 100 injured in westgate mall, a shooting in nairobi, kenya. we'll have much more right after this. [ male announcer ] this is brad. his day of coaching begins with knee pain, when... [ man ] hey, brad, want to trade the all-day relief of two aleve for six tylenol? what's the catch? there's no catch. you want me to give up my two aleve for six tylenol? no. for my knee pain, nothing beats my aleve. ♪ no. (announcer) answer the call of the grill with new friskies grillers, full of meaty tenders and crunchy bites. >>> welcome back. christine romans is standing by with a preview of today's edition of "your money." >> hi, fredericka. the navy yard tragedy re-igniting some difficult debates in this country. what is the cost of mental illne illness. big business weighing in on the gun-control debate and all in a week where a violent video game shattered a sales record. that's all next on "your money." frede

. >> you see hisv9#de÷weÑ daughte( listening to him read green eggs and ham on tv.nd obama care as president obama insists that is is good thing. >> this is going to be a good deal for those who don't have health insurance those who already have health insurance get better health insurance. >> since this is not technically a filibuster in procedural terms cruz is going to need to yield the floor today at about noon. at most he can only speak for another 6 and a half or so more hours. ainsley? >> all right. thanks so much for that report. >> despite president obama announcing his address to the u.n. general assembly that he was opening the door to new talks over iran's nuclear program iran's presidentq snubbd áe%ko'd wouldn't even meet for a handshake. elizabeth prann is live for us in washington, d.c. with more on this. good morning elizabeth. >> good morning, heather. white house officials made it clear the president was willing to meet for a handshake or a casual meeting but nothing was set in stone. the two didn't meet. new york post is saying it was an assault

john: and you wen to school. you came here when you were a years old. >> nine years old.old. your father drove a cab and your mom or to attract any shop. >> my parents left very -- a very successful family business beckham. it worked very hard. i went from having lots of family surrounding me and being gutted on to being a latchkey kid. i was responsible for my and your sister. i had to make sure she was fed, save, got off from school locate . my parents worked full-time. so whenever, as long as she was okay. that's it. john: issue alive? >> successful, driving, so i did something right. -ohn: and were you aware of your parents wook ethic as a kid? there were may be different from the parents and the otherids in the school. >> definitely. my parents worked much harder than some of the parents. there would wake up early, come on leaded night. they were grateful to be here that they were willing to work hard, and i never saw them complain. my dad worked ridiculously long hours, but i never saw him say this is too tough. he just kind of embrace of that was the meaning of lif

he said, i'm sure i'm not the only male in america who wen palin dropped her first wink, sat up a littleghter on the couch and said, hey, i think she just winked at me. no, conservative magazine guy, she was not winging at you and neither is vladimir putin taking his shirt off just for you guys at fox. it's one thing for the right to fall in love with its own politicians, to make reagan a saint, sarah palin their own collective girlfriend, but the president of russia, he is not that into you. seriously, i know you guys hate president obama, so it feels good to have a man crush on somebody else, but this guy is a president of russia. zip it up, you guys, seriously. have some respect. [ female announcer ] we lowered her fever. you raise her spirits. we tackled your shoulder pain. you make him rookie of the year. we took care of your cold symptoms. you take him on an adventure. tylenol® has been the number 1 doctor recommended brand of pain reliever for over 20 years. but for everything we do, we know you do so much more. tylenol®. i get out a lot... except when it's too cold. like the last

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this was the scene yesterday as business owners watched in horror as their stores wen up in flames. the boardwalk just reopened this past summer after superstorm sandy devastated this area not even one year ago. this was is the scene this morning. a four-block stretch of businesses just gone. >> i had called my other sons to come and said, hey, listen, just to be prepared because the last time, we didn't think anything was going to happen with the storm of. we got devastated. i said just try to get my computer out. let's try and get some other stuff out. they managed to get stuff out. the building was smoke was blowing down. weigh never thought that the building would burn. it started eight blocks away. and it just rapidly went down. i never ever thought the building would burn from a fire that started that far away. >> chris welsh is joining us live from seaside park right now. what do we know about the investigation, first of all into the cause of this fire? >> well, that's the big mystery at this hour, wolf. that's the question on everyone's mind. we heard from governor chris chr

ape abilities when it comes to chemical weapons, and it also fits into a broader strategy that we hav wen insure over time the economic, diplomat i can so we ultimately have a transition to bring peace and stability to not only syria but the region. i want to emphasize what we visualize is limited, proportional and degrade assad's capabilities, and at the same time we have a stronger strategy to allow syria to free itself from the kinds of terrible civil wars and activities that we've been seeing on the ground. >> paul is in washington for us with more on the upcoming senate hearing, paul, can you give us a preview of what senators are likely to hear today? >> well, tony, what you heard from the president talking about the scope of any military action as well as emphasizing the goals of the end game in the region, that's exactly what we're hearing from key members of the senate foreign committee. robert menendez, the chair of the committee, expects to hear the full case of force and expects the panel will back the president's plan. the president bob corker from tennessee said while he's d

. >> there are going to be hard line con sit wen constituencies, just like there are in the u.s.nd they may feel uncomfortable negotiating with the great satan. isn't it great that we don't have a president that isn't a holocaust admirer. >> we'll talk about that in a minute but we have reaction to that. let's go to hermela aragawi. >> thanks, on twitter, what difference does it make to israel? >> that's a great question. i think certainly there are some issues obviously between the two countries that remain. they fear one another. they are adversaries. but i think israel and the israeli public felt much more threatened by a person who would deny the existence of the holocaust. >> and calling for their destruction. >> yes. i think that does reverberate in israel much more so than we'll see with rouhani. >> the document in the "washington post." we brought it up last night. the document described rouhani's charm offensive or dismissed it by smile and enrich. pretty much saying that the iranians are stringing us along to give themselves time to create more nuclear weapons. >> this

and wen wonder if this fun president of ours is in a sufficiently informative mood to at long last tellat he was doing the night of the benghazi attacks? what he is going to do about the irs? the justice department? et cetera. we can't wait to find out. we're going to find out how fun and informative mr. obama can be. >>> up next, don't mess with texas. attorney general eric holder however doesn't get message. he is lost all of, nearly all of the cases that he brought against texas. his department of justice, i should say the obama department of justice, going after texas voter i.d. laws again. copd. if you've got it, you know how hard it can be to breathe and man, you know how that feels. copd includes emphysema and chronic bronchitis. spiriva is a once-daily inhaled copd maintenance treatment that helps open my obstructed airways for a full 24 hours. you know, spiriva helps me breathe easier. spiriva handihaler tiotropium bromide inhalation powder does not replace fast-acting inhalers for sudden symptoms. tell your doctor if you have kidney problems, glaucoma, trouble urinating, or an

foreign affairs correspondent wen dal has the story. >> reporter: president obama assured israel's prime minister he wasn't falling for what the israeli leader called the smiley campaign. >> we enter into these negotiations very clear. they will not be easy. anything we do will require the higher stands of verification. >> reporter: his phone conversation with the president was coolly received in israel. benjamin netanyahu said his own address to the u.n. will include ab an assessment of motelives. >> translator: i will tell the truth in the onslaught of smiles. >> reporter: after their oval office talks, he urged the president to continue the sanctions that may have pushed iran to the bargaining table. >> in fact, it is israel's firm belief if iran continues to advance its nuclear program, the sanctions should be strengthened. >> reporter: there was no discussion of a time frame for the talks, but the israelis b k backed off a prediction that they will enter the final phase some time this year. president obama said the military option is still on the table, but his reluctance to get inv

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out in 2014 and hold senators and representatives accountable for voting against 90% of con stitch wen, but what we know is that laws do matter. what we know is that this guy tried to purchase a semiautomatic weapon. he was stopped from doing so and is -- by a law and as bad as the carnage was there it probably would have been worse if he'd walked into the navy yard with an ar-15 which he tried to purchase. all of this talk that laws don't matt matter, once again, we're seeing in the navy yard shooting, new laws keeping guns out of the hands of dangerous people can make a difference. >> senator chris murphy, thanks. >> thanks, chris. >> we were talking about the news conference and i also wanted to play nancy pelosi. >> we don't need a moment of silence. we need a day of action in order to get it passed. i believe that if the bill were brought to the floor it would pass and it would pass in a bipartisan way. >> nia, is there bipartisan support out there in the house? peter king and mike thompson both sponsored it, but seriously, you have to wonder if there are votes throughout for chan

we may not support the president and say you're a wen republican or a democrat, but once the decisionu're all in. >> some republicans are already taking political advantage of the crisis in syria. and i mean, taking advantage of it to make money campaignwise. i want to play a new radio spot from georgia candidate, karen handle. take a listen to it. >> >> if i were in the u.s. senate today i would vote against the military authorization force in syria. i'm karen handle and i approve this message and i stand with you instead of being another vote for harry reed or barack obama. >> what do you think about 2014? >> this is a great moment and a great test that karen handle is pulling here. her opponent happens to be the daughter of sam nunn whose entire legacy in the senate was disarmament. it's a great irony on the syria front, but the fact that they want to use this to rally against the president that the moment is they opened the wide-open space and putin drove a truck right through it. the question is are they going to start raising money to push for the same things that vladimir putin

my initial instinct he was possibly going for a wen or something. >> not taking any chances his men in suspect with their tasers. >> both hit him in the upper tore so at 50,000 volts. >> it's the end of the line for this car thief. john gambino is thrilled to have his vehicle back but knows taking the law into his own hands is a roll of the dye. >> god was watching. it was very dangerous. it was kind of stupid of me doing that and i think about that all the time. i just hope it never happens again. >> police questioned the shirtless suspect and find out that the intense chase is the climax of an already-crazy add ven kwhur. >> he was driving to strip cl s clubticlubs and picking up various people and he had drugs. >> he had like a mobile party in the back. >> it turns out the suspect, 28-year-old keith todd is a seasoned car thief. >> he was imprisoned for a couple of years for auto theft. receiving stolen property. >> the big question perplexing the officers -- why would keith todd jump into the backseat of an empty limousine. >> he was highly intoxicated. possible approximately he th

>> seven-year notes, $29 billion, the yield at auction, moments ago, 2.058, the wen issued where it was trading in yield before the auction was completed, 205 offered at 204.50. so it tailed close to a full base point, 0.8, .09. the bid to cover the auction average. but like many auction of late, they've been less aggressive. so take that into consideration. "c" minus no matter how you slice this auction, it was definitely the spongiest of the three. sue, back to you. >> rick, thank you very much. >>> well, after five straight down days on the dow and the s&p 500, stocks trying to eke out a few gains. as we wrap up the third quarter, where do we go in q4? right now the dow is up 59. the s&p is up 5. and the nasdaq is up 27. the biggest percentage mover on the day. kenny pulcari is with me, director of o'neill securities and an analyst here on the floor. and down in washington, president of farr, miller & washington, also a cnbc contributor. good it see you both, gentlemen. kenny, we're going to go into q4. some of the fundamental look very good, but we still have looming out there the f

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