mid-70ed untried. saturday, that -- 70s on friday. we get cooler again. we fall back sunday morning. temperatures will also fall back. we'll head back to the 60s sunday, monday and tuesday. the 80s are gone. 90s are done until spring. this is now decent fall weather. >> typical. >> so we should dress appropriately. >> reporter: exactly. >> thanks. >>> a toxic weapon. how britney spears could be the key to stopping is a mali pirates.

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the wording opened the door for untris such as japan. >> translator: the overall context of the statement now conforms to the country's security policy and its disarmament efforts. therefore, japan decided to participate. >> japanese officials plan to host an international conference on disarmament and nonproliferation next april in hiroshima. >>> the people in charge of the fukushima daiichi nuclear plant announced plans to check radiation levels offshore around the plant. they say it will allow them to react more quickly if contaminated water leaks into the pacific ocean. officials with tokyo electric power company met with a panel from the nuclear regulation authority. the panel is studying the impact of the leaks. tepco workers currently check coastal waters once a day. experts say more frequent checks would provide more detailed information and allow for quicker responses. tepco officials say they'll provide more detailed plans next month at a meeting with panel members. they'll explain where they'll place monitoring devices and how they carry out the checks. the nuclear regulation a

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he doesn't care about the party, he doesn't care about the untry, he cares about himself and this has him. >> is hard on poor speakeris. josh barrow and krystal ball, thank you very much. >>> coming up, the usual suspects back at it at the value voters summit. too bad nobody wants to hear it. >> i don't remember how many of you remember the movie "the usual suspects." in that movie, they describe the greatest trick the devil ever pulled was to convince the world he didn't exist. >> senator cruz, why won't you -- [ screaming ] >> you know what i'm curious? is anybody left at the organizing for america headquarters? i'm actually glad that the president's whole political staff is here instead of actually doing mischief in the country. my name is mike and i quit smoking. chantix... it's a non-nicotine pill. i didn't want nicotine to give up nicotine. [ male announcer ] along with support, chantix (varenicline) is proven to help people quit smoking. [ mike ] when i was taking the chantix, it reduced the urge to smoke. [ male announcer ] some people had changes in behavior, thinking or mood

prosecutors would never let this go untried. this is wonderful those cases they will retry. but it's just so high profile. >> is he going to be released -- or will he remain in prison? >> that's always up to the judge. bond is not punishment. bond is just to make sure you're around to be retried. i think there's a big case to be made he's already serving a decade in prison, he's well known, famous in his own right at this time -- so anything can happened happen, but this can't be overstated however significant this, that these appellate lawyers were able to secure this. but, listen, retrying both case is not for the faint of hard. witnesses can die, lots of -- you know, he's --i. >>> to this our senior legal analyst who covered that trial, a long time ago. what, he's serving 20 years to life. he's been in prison for ten years. i assume he would have been eligible for parole at some point. give us your analysis of what's likely to happen right now. >> first, wolf, if i can just say how absolutely stunning this decision is, remember, michael was represented by mickey sherman,

non essential federal employees are furloughed. do you stand with your country do you stand for your untryna take it down lawmakers worked into the night in a heated floor debate.... but failed to reach an agreement to keep the government funded. house republicans did not blink in their demand to push forward a new plan to tie government spending to a weakening of obamacare which begins open enrollment this morning. obama blames house republicans and said a shutdown was entirely preventable. one fact... doesnt get to shut down govt just to fight the results of an election. this is the first government shutdown since 1996. that standoff lasted for weeks. in all... about 3- point-3 million people are employed by the government... of those, about 783-thousand government employees will stay home. some of the agencies that will feel the impact the most.... 50 percent of the defense department's 800-thousand employees are considered non-essential. 80 percent of the treasury department's 112-thousand employees are also considered non-essential as are 81 percent of those with the department of the

understandable you find a poll number that they prefer the old one to the untried new one.ill: so you think someone loses their job or not so fast? >> there is history of that lately. bill: no one gets fired. >> higher you go the fewer the firings seem to be. private industry it is different but in the government, you know, it's a political appointee like kathleen sebelius who has been a loyal trooper and doubtless done the --, she probably done the best she can. that is the problem. this is the best she can do. >> i don't mean to chuckle but i mean it is comical when you're four times overbudget. flying people from silicon valley to set the darn thing up. fox, we contract how people on the outside, we know how expensive it is for the company. can you imagine what the government is paying now? we're just 21 days into it. >> what is already paid, a staggering sum of money. it takes your breath away when you hear hundreds of millions of dollars for a website. >> just software. see you later, brit. >> thank you. bill: for viewers at home, sends us your tweet from what do you w

but we have countless children that are untry today not being taught these values.se the society is breaking down. the families are falling apart. our country is paying a terrible, terrible price. answer to all of this is just how the government spends more money. ook, there's a role for government. no matter how much money the government spends, it will never e able to take the place of parents and strong families. >> amen! broken families and culture by a popular that glamorizes violence and irresponsibility, these children are going to struggle to succeed matter how much the government spends. and this is a serious problem. are goingf our people to be left behind if we do not fix this. what can those of us in public service do about all of this. thing we must do is we must empower parents and empower civil society. and that's why i believe as most of you do that every single america has the right and should have the opportunity to the their children school of their choice. second, we need to make sure government programs encourage work, not dependence. >> yes! >>

haven't in the past so much, but this election coming up is one that's going to be a big change in the untry, and it's necessary, and i see it's got to happen. host: all right, that was ron in wisconsin, democratic caller. let's hear from charles next, a republican from spartanburg, south carolina. hi, charles. caller: hi. i've been listening to c-span now the last few months as i'm driving back and forth to work, and i want to thank you for the programming you guys provide to the american people. i think if more americans listen to c-span, we would not have some of the radical republicans we've got in the house and probably would not have some of the far liberal democrats. my plans this coming election and how this debacle has affected me is i'm going to be basically voting against anyone the tea party endorses. so if the tea party endorses my local representative, who i believe they will, then i'll be voting against him, even though i like him as a representative. i've heard on c-span some of the rhetoric he's been spewing in the house, and i don't like the sound of it. i think we need to

from untry is days away exhausting their debt limit. these not negotiating when such pivotal matters is at stake is wrong. it detrays years of precedent -- house republicans want to reopen the government as soon as possible, but we can't shape a fair, bipartisan solution when we're the only ones willing to sit down, talk to the other side and negotiate. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from the virgin islands rise? mrs. christensen: to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mrs. christensen: thank you, mr. speaker. the president sat down with republicans many times and i think he tried harder and longer than he should have to reach bipartisan agreement. the cuts hurt mine and many other communities. he definition of insanity is -- i recall the speaker walking out on one of the talks. in a temporary c.r., the budget control act, and lifting the debt ceiling, democrats compromised on programs and frankly there's no place to cut. as the president said yester

>> our average salary for our nursing staff, we do, we have nurses across the untry is somewhere in the range of $70,000 is an average salary. and the physicians, probably twice that. zun believable. mr. griswold. >> as i say many times, it's hard to overestimate the pain this causes to a lot of people. if we don't assure the american people and particularly the rest of the world that this isn't going to be a recurring event, we will have absolutely no confidence in traveling to america or even dealing with america if we get a little farther than that. nd that has been a jeent issue , a former employee of mine who sells to china said that compared to other countries that utilize creative ways to lure chinese tourest, the u.s. shutdown will shatter the confidence of international travel companies and that's been shown again and again that when we have bad events here, it creates long, long-term effects that will obviously affect all of us but most importantly we need to assure everybody that this isn't something that's just going to continue because if we have to do that every single tim

but social impact bonds are new and untried and she says she's heard from skeptics. >> who's gettingeporter: teagan is one of three brothers to go through preschool, all have had delayed speech. >> my oldest, that was in the program, he was caught up by kindergarten. >> teagan e's brother is now reading a grade level ahead. what is hoped that investing in a for profit also works. >> now, goldman has also been trying this at ryker's island. if it drops 10%, mayor bloomberg's charity along with taxpayers pay back the money. if it drops more, goldman gets paid more, if it's less, it gets paid less. it's all this sort of interesting experiment. and if you can introduce the profit motive, which some say it's controversial, guys, can you at least save some money up front, make some money down the road? we'll have to see. >> jane, that's a pretty fascinating story. i think it's great they're trying and experimenting with anything. we had a conversation with sam zell, our guest host earlier this morning about how the system in a lot of ways is broken right now. i think if you're trying new w