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crane your necks skyward to behold its icy glory. ( frog croaks ) what happened to the glacier? it's nearly melted. ( gasps ) this must be due to global warming. young lady, the federal government's position on global warming is that it does not exist. the glacier's doing just fine. no, it isn't. it's a lump of slush. look at it. i have a little girl just like you at home. that's where she stays-- at home. oh, i just love it here. so many things, and so many things of each thing. welcome to sprawl-mart. can i get you a cart or a basket? grandpa, you're a greet grater. i mean a great greeter. now look who's senile. ( laughing ) ( moans ) i'll take a cart. all right. ( grunting ) darn thing's stuck. i'll just give it a good yank. ( yelling ) no... ...mes. ( grunts ) ( both gasp ) oh, dad. how i'll miss your cap, your walking stick, your plaster base. i'm down here, you idiot. dad. where's your base? don't worry about that. someone's gotta greet the customers. ah, they'll be fine. no. they're helpless without a greeting. look at 'em. ( crying ) make me proud. or at least less asham

icy to dull pain, hot to relax it away. [ shaq ] icy hot.in. >>> president obama trying to deal with the meeting has drawn major leaders from 21 nations, including china. the president sent secretary of state john kerry instead. there he is right there on the ground. let's bring in ana covering it in indonesia. what are leaders there saying about the president's absence? >> reporter: i think everybody is very disappointed that the president of the united states is not going to be here in attendance. the feeling is the show must go on. that's exactly what will happen here. a certain level of understanding that obviously, barack obama has a lot to deal with, the huge challenges. there is concern as to america's concern to this part of the world. asia is the fastest growing region. and you know, the united states made it perfectly clear that its foreign policy was really going to change. that it was going to take on this pivot to asia to rebalance after years of war in afghanistan and iraq. the focus was to be here in asia. obama made that perf

icy to dull pain, hot to relax it away. [ shaq ] icy hot. past pain. >>> house speaker john boehner says it is time for republicans to stand and fight against obama care and he wants president obama to negotiate with congressional republicans. boehner says don't expect a clean spending bill without obama ties because he doesn't have enough votes to get it. we will have live coverage coming up. >>> meanwhile, ted cruz floated a new idea on cnn about how it fight obama care funding. and the nation's treasury secretary says without a debt ceiling increase by october 17, the u.s. won't be able to pay its bills for the first time in 224 years. >> we have never gotten to the point where the united states government operated without the ability to borrow. it is very dangerous. reckless. it would mean the united states for the first time since 1789 would not be paying its bills, hurting full faith and credit, because of a political decision. >> erin mcpike is tracking the shutdown stalemate. house speaker says he does not have the votes to pass the

trust icy hot for powerful relief. [ malale e anannonoununcer] the icy hot patch. >>> closed captioningrovided by: >>> guys, it's time for an exciting journey to the end of the south, the south pole, antarctica, for a journey that's never been completed. captain scott attempted to walk from the north pole to antarctica. he died out there. ben saunders and tucker are going on an unsupported trek across antarctica. 1,800 miles through some of the most bitter cold on the planet. currently, it's about minus 70 degrees fahrenheit, a wind chill of negative 170 degrees. >> some of the things we are doing is replacing metal zippers, cutting down the handles of our tooth brushes and trimming the corners off our freeze dried food pouches. >> it's a remarkable journey. to tell us more, we have the lead expedition member, ben saunders. i know you've been preparing for this for years. you're about to set off. are you excited? >> i am indeed. we've been so busy that i'm still waiting for the moment that it sinks in that we're off. we should go around the 22nd of this month. >> so why? >> i've led ten

♪ trust icy hot for powerful relief. [ male announcer ] the icy hot patch. to relax it away. so you're back to full speed. [ male announcer ] icy hot. power past pain. >>> i'm candy crowley in washington with a check of the headlines. german spy chief also travel to the united states this week demanding answers following allegations that the u.s. has been tapping chancellor angela merkel's mobile phone. the trip comes amid a report from the german magazine ""der spiegel"" saying it's been monitored by the nsa for more than 10 years. >>> a series of explosions rocked the city of baghdad early sunday morning. iraq's state-run tv is reporting that in one incident, a car bomb killed five people and wounded 11 when it exploded at a marketplace. more than 6,000 people have been killed in iraq this year. at least 350 deaths so far this month. >>> five people in a brooklyn home were fatally stabbed last night, including four children. one man has been taken into custody for the killings which also claimed the life of a 37-year-old woman. it is not clear what led to

] icy hot no mess roll-on.n, hot to relax it away. [ shaq ] icy hot. power past pain. >>> all right. let's get back to our no holds barred where we tell the truth here. before the break, i told you who i think is winning. no one is winning here. the reality is politics always have winners and losers. here's -- i'm going to bring in howard. he is a public relations he is a spin doctor. >> my mother always wanted me to be a doctor. i'm happy with that. >> you are welcome and to you as well. listen, you are in los angeles. i'm sure you heard my segment. howard, washington seems obsessed with who is winning the shutdown. give me a score card if you can and pick democrats, republicans, who is winning here, anyone? >> in addition to traditional pr, i do a lot of online stuff and my role. one of the things i do is following social media. we have been doing a lot of analysis on this. most of the time, the country is evenly split. 40% like the democrats, 40% like the republicans, 10% hate both. 10% don't care. right? th

but icy hot lets me power past it. [ male announcer ] icy hot no mess roll-on.y. [ shaq ] icy hot. power past pain. >>> two major u.s. military operations in africa. cnn has confirmed a us navy s.e.a.l.s team tried to capture an al shabaab leader, possibly involved in the kenya mall attack. s.e.a.l.s had to -- u.s. officials says -- we don't know what happened to the leader. al shabaab works as an al qaeda proxy in kenya. also action in tripoli today. u.s. special forces captured an operative wanted for the bo bombings in kenya. anas al libi has topped the u.s. list for years. the u.s. had a 5 million bounty on his head for years. he joined al qaeda soon after its founding and is considered a senior member of al qaeda. we continue to update you on that story as we get more information. >>> a republican senator is calling for a compromise plan to end is government shutdown. the plan from maine senator susan collins calls for a repeal of the medical device tax that would be used to fund obama care. also, her plan calls for businesses to tweet their pensions to pro

. > >let me ask you about something that you and the ici is fighting against right now and that are thein congress by some to remove some of the tax advantages on retirement savings. tell us about the scope there. why that's dangerous and why it should not happen. > >there are a variety of reasons. one---they tell us in washington everything is on the table in tax reform. and i guess that's fair but the treatment of retirement savings is not a tax deduction or an exclusion like other features of the code---it's a deferral though. you get taxed on it when you withdraw your money so that's number one. it's not a permanent loss to the federal governmnet. number two---a good tax system is going to encourage saving and investment isn't it? we now estimate that there are about 21 trillion dollars that have been amassed in retirement savings in the united states and as we survey the american people they tell us that those tax incentives are an important reason that they are able to save and provide for their retirement. > >very briefly, when do you expect a vote on this if it makes it to the f

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icy to dull pain, hot to relax it away. [ shaq ] icy hot.i paul. glad to have your company. i'm miguel martin with christi paul. thank you so much. here are that the things you need to know for you new day. number one, $5.1 million. that's how much jp morgan will pay to settle claims that it misled fannie mae and freddie mac. they faced allegations they sold risky mortgages and mortgage securities while claiming they were sound investments. >> newtown, connecticut, moves one step closer towards closure. workers are kbg ask to destroy all materials. >> it breaks my heart. police in central florida are searching a landfill for the bodies of a mother and her two kids. >> she was last seen tuesday after a fight with her husband. they are calling her husband a person of interest in the murder case. >>> number four, toyota has agreed to pay $3 million to the driver and survivors of sa passenger killed in a 2007 camry crash. the driver says the accident was wassed when the car accelerated on itsds own. they may award more money. >>> number five. an

the roadways are very icy if you are coming up here. there are certain spots where the highway patrol is requiring people to put chains on tires. it is so pretty. alpine meadows has 10 inches of snow on the ground and expect that number to rise. it is neat to see the first snow of the year. >> this is a home on a states drive it has been red tagged as unsafe. the tree came crashing down on a fence on the side of a house. the wind brought down a tree in antioch. the man was scratched. if he was sitting a few inches in the other direction it would have landed on top of him. the boy was not hurt. >>> you are looking at alpine meadows. the snow was coming down. earlier today seeing rain d snow. we will see these showers rotating. you notice things are calm over the bay air. in the sierra we have shower activity as the low slowly pushes east. future cast, it is continuing into the midnight hour. showers will be spotty employ the bay area is getting cloud cover. the snow will stay with us. it will be chilly. he will see clearer skies. 43 in h

pop culture burning like icy hot on robert deniro's knee. >> it's october 31st. let's look at halloween by the numbers. >> trick or treat. >> 158 million people will celebrate halloween this year. down from 170 million last year. 6.9 billion is what they'll spebd. >> explain the title. >> $1.2 billion of that is for adult's costumes. 1 billion for children's costumes. and 330 million on pet costumes. the number one pet costume? a pumpkin. >> over $20 million is the amount of candy corn sold in the u.s. the number one? snickers. 50,000 par tis paints take part in the village hall weenl parade. more than 5 five minnon adults plan to dress as a witch. 2.9 million will dress as a batman character. lle one ofepele drseas that's no trick. that's halloween by the numbers. >> matt here can't have watermelon. >> that's right, brian, id work around it. so how do you meet for dinner when your date's diet is unr not compatible with yours? dinner dates just got a lot more difficult. a large percentage with the match-making game to find you a date with your exact taste. for th

what if your car new about an icy road before you did? we will show you new technology that allows cars to talk to each other on the road. >> oh, guess what they it is? >> b annapolis powerboat show is underway. this is video you are -- the annapolis our boat show is underway. this is the video you are looking at. it is a first of its kind show. bringent is expected to 150 house and -- 150,000 attendees to annapolis will become long. an event to discuss self driving cars and the safety benefits. volvo hosted the event. it is called zero assist. when activated, it can follow the car in front. >> the cars are connected and can talk to each other. an interceptor. thecan be sure that vehicles spread more evenly in the infrastructure, which in bc will help a lot. >> -- the infrastructure, which in d.c.mmmmemaaaaaa >> leslie, guess what today is? >> it is pumped day. -- hump day. >> whoo-hoo! scott's favorite commercial. but some teachers in connecticut are not happy with it. quoting the commercial has gotten out of hand. happy whe

there's a liability that might bring that icy chill that we talk about.hen people are less inclined to bring something else. i know that the pioneers don't want to get it in the back and take the fall. but somebody has to stand up for that kind of conduct. these are competitive, and these are not the most socially adept people in all cases, so they can rub each other the wrong way. when you have clearly gone over the line and you're talking about destructive dialogue, you have to be fired. >fired. >> one of the reasons why it's important to have women of minorities represented in tech fields and for tech companies to understand this, it's not just because it makes it competitive in a global market, but because here in the united states, there's a massive demographic shift. and the majority of the consumers are going to be women and minorities and companies need to be cognitive. >> shandley, women make up 48% of workers in all occupations, and diversity doesn't matter and you should not include women or racial minorities and go for whoever is best at the j

there was cautious optimism by lawmakers after weeks of icy receptions relations are starting to fall. it looks like the two sides could be reaching an agreement. for 90 minutes last night the meeting was to help america from defaulting on the loans. the meeting didn't produce an immediate deal but did start the ball rolling on the upcoming deadline to raise the nation's debt ceiling. >> it has gone on too long. we hope the president will choose negotiation over crisis, leadership over inaction. >> what we want to do is offer the president today the ability to move, a temporary increase in the debt ceiling in agreement to go to conference for the budget for his willingness to discuss with us. >> both sides seem open to at least a six week extension to how much money the government can borrow. there is no firm language in place or a timeframe of when a vote in congress would take place. the gop wants to raise the debt limit. democrats say no deal until the government is back open to business. many fear the damage to the republican party could be permanent unless something is done soone

. >> it incredible escape from the icy underwer. in a tuxedo.oom -- i'm afraid he's going to knock himself out. >> i have a couple of videos show it would go very different crimes. pt first is in china. you see this woman walk up to another woman sitting down and slap her across the face, grab her by the hair, throw her on the ground, kick her, punch her, take her bag and smash her over the head with it. she grabs a couple items off the floor and takes off. meanwhile, that guy doesn't flinch. >> it almost looks like he's a lookout for this woman. >> she just grabs the random stuff. it could have been a pack of gum. >> now check out this other video. you think this is just some apartment complex in birmingham. >> but it's not because the camera recording the apartment complex is a heat seeking camera and it has spotted an apartment right on the tenth floor of this building putting off a lot of heat. this obviously raises a big red flag. >> how can it give off this much heat and not burst into flames. >> it's not a sauna. >> but not f

the runway was icy and the bomber slid off the highway -- the runway and caught on fe.ne was killed but there were five hydrogen bombs on that plane. two of them were unharmed and one of them was scorched and one caught on fire and one of the melted completely into the runway. these were weapons that did not have adequate safety devices yet and in this case they did not detonate but they could have been a problem for kokomo and that base. that base had lots of other nuclear weapons on it and it was very fortunate that none of these wind -- weapons detonated. tavis: the stuff you learn about your own life. >> that base could have been obliterated. happenede story that on grissom air force base, how common are they? rex a lot more common than what we have been led to believe. the book has been based on interviews and documents i got through the freedom of information act. their standard line was there was never any chance of these things detonating accidentally and whenever there was an accident, they would neither confirm nor deny a nuclear weapon was involved. what conc

there was cautious optimism by lawmakers after weeks of icy receptions relations are starting to fall. nbc's tracie potts is in washington. good morning to you, is it a little bit less chilly there, would you say, might it get a little bit warmer over the weekend? what's your thoughts. >> reporter: maybe a degree or two. the number two in the republican conference did suggest they would want to bring this to an end by monday. but we don't know yet what the clear path to that will be. republicans offered to raise the debt ceiling and take several weeks to negotiate on the budget. but senate democrats rejected that, saying the government has to be open first. but the white house did seem open to discussions. bottom line. both sides say they want the shutdown to end. >> it's gone on too long, we hope the president will choose negotiation over crisis. leadership over inaction and dialogue over silence. >> what we want to do is offer to the president today, the ability to move, a temporary increase in the debt ceiling, an agreement to go to conference for the budget for his willingness to

on friday, icy waters and temperatures hovering above zero tested the surfer. in an upset, the netherlands one two heats to win the world title. britain's prince harry has thrilled australians on his first trip abroad officially representing his grandmother, queen elizabeth ii. harry reviewed ships in sydney harbour, as australia marked the 100th anniversary of its navy's arrival there. 40 warships and 16 tall ships from many nations to art and the international fleet review. prince harry, one of the world's worst eligible bachelors, then posed for pictures for thousands of delighted fans. he's in australia for one day. and for more of the latest, you can visit our website at dw.de. that brings us to the end of this addition of the journal. thanks for watching. >> many syrians refugees come to amman seeking refuge from the bloody civil war raging in their own country. ardan has long been destination for those escaping violence in neighboring countries. over the years, palestinians and iraqis have flocked here. an estimated 750,000 syrians are here. many of them

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. >> and as heavy snowfall covers the icy road, neighbor rhee braby just happens to be videotaping at parents were in the caribbean and my dad just -- i had just gotten off the phone with my dad and he was telling me how great the weather was there. so i was making a video to send to him to show him what he was missing. >> just as rhee is capturing the freezing weather, a white saturn barrels down the hill toward a honda suv, stuck in the middle of the road. >> watch out! >> rhee alerts motorists talking on the sidewalk. the driver avoids the suv, but ends up spinning around, right in front of rhee's camera. no other vehicles are approaching and the dizzy driver continues on as if nothing's happened. >> when the white car was spinning out, you can see that i'm backing up a little behind the fence, and i was trying to position myself where i could get out of the way if a car was coming towards me. >> the stranded suv that forced the white car around it belongs to rhee's neighbor, dave kitchen. dave's been driving on route 400 for decades, and for bountiful, it's unusual that there are

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then we'll talk about conquering oblivion's icy chest. whatever is going on at least we caught it early. first thing we do is contain this to the san francisco barge. quarantine t you can't let this thing multiply. >> another barge reported to be registered to the same company as the one in san francisco appeared on the shores of portland, maine last week. >> jon: i'm pretty sure this is how the movie cloverfield started. watch out, statue of liberty. look, just the recap. google is surrounding us on the water, watching us from the sky, and mott for nothing, constantly monitoring, recording every single street in the country and now they won't even let us die. (laughter) am i the only one feeling threatened. i'm beginning to think the i'm feeling lucky button on google should really be dow feel lucky? well, do you? [son] all right,she has no idea. [man] no one told her,right? [son]hi! [mom screams] ♪ male narrator: there's something positive being generated in california. when ordinary energy is put in the hands of extraordinary people, a

but first, our top story, new reports that without make our already icy relationship with the yes of pakistan colder than a witch's-- frozen dessert treat kick. >> two influential human right groups are out with stooeting human rights about u.s. drone strikes overseas the groups claim more civilians have been killed in pakistan than the u.s. has acknowledged. >> the new prime minister is to the going to be very happy about all of this. >> jon: oh, i'm sorry, pakistan. i didn't know you didn't like your citizens being sk sky-ssasinatted on the whims of a foreign superpoer with. we thought you were cool. (laughter) i guess it's unfortunate but good thing is i guess we can just lay low for a while and just get back if touch with pakistan when the wounds aren't so fresh, you know. >> tonight pakistan's prime nawaz sharif is at the white house for his first face-to-face meeting with president obama. (laughter) >> jon: awkward. (laughter) boy, that's the sort of meeting where you really need old bull in the room, you know what i mean, something else to talk about. yeah, i know those drone

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but first, our top story, new reports that without make our already icy relationship with the yes ofakistan colder than a witch's-- frozen dessert treat kick. >> two influential human right groups are out with stooeting human rights about u.s. drone strikes overseas the groups claim more civilians have been killed in pakistan than the u.s. has acknowledged. >> the new prime minister is to the going to be very happy about all of this. >> jon: oh, i'm sorry, pakistan. i didn't know you didn't like your citizens being sk sky-ssasinatted on the whims of a foreign superpoer with. we thought you were cool. (laughter) i guess it's unfortunate but good thing is i guess we can just lay low for a while and just get back if touch with pakistan when the wounds aren't so fresh, you know. >> tonight pakistan's prime nawaz sharif is at the white house for his first face-to-face meeting with president obama. (laughter)

when i get there i see sugarcane and icy fields and icy coffee groves and agriculture and i say to myself -- [inaudible] the interesting thing is it taught me in chicago there's one social class. you are all puerto rican. if there wasn't an upper class a middle-class and lower class. we were all in the same class, the puerto rican class that lived in the city of chicago. you work in a factory or swept floors are washed dishes. you you were all working class people. i realized social classes and social structure and the kinds of divisions that are made based on the color of your skin and on your income and who you are in terms of her income. i tried to describe some of that. >> host: you saw in the states puerto rican as it were necessarily there. >> guest: let's say the entrepreneur in my neighborhood the top guy. they owned the local grocery store and probably were wealthy in comparison to the rest of us. we know he had more money because he always had it at his counter. how much he took in credit that day and how much you borrowed but he was an institution. i never member him charging i

heartily used for the hymn, nearer my god to thee as the band played on when the ship sank into the icy atlantic. it is not playable and may never be again. heartily's violin keeps its secrets locked deep inside. >> and we had no idea it was going to go for $300,000 and some thousand. we were both like, no way. >> the bottom of the sea played host to an unusual contest overthe weekend. 30 folks dove down 30 feet to carve pumpkins on the sea floor. no, pumpkins were not growing, they brought them along. they don't grow there, but it's not easy to carve pumpkins. they naturally float, so the divers had to keep them down. the winner made a jack-o- lantern with a grin and a retainer. >> that's all for 9news at 6:00. stay with wusa9 for the cbs evening news. >> wusa9.com is always on. >> pelley: tonight, a shooting in a middle school. several are shot, a popular teacher dies defendingÑi othersi john blackstone is on the scene. we've investigated the obamacare web sites. today the president says what he thinks. >> nobody's madder than me about the fact that the web site isn't working as well