so is there any optimism or how much optimism is is there that can this could be any different from thes attempts to resolve the situation in syria? >> reporter: well, lauren, so far what we are hearing is very guarded optimism. u.s. secretary of state john kerry when he was walking over to another hotel a few hours ago to meet iranian foreign minister expressed that he was guardedly optimistic. really it's only what happens tomorrow that would really be able to tell what happens in the rest of these talks. these high-level talks. we are hearing some reports that possibly this saudi delegation has finally arrived at the hotel imperial which is behind us where the talks will take place. as far as the rest of the evening, while everything seems to have gotten started much later than was expected today, we are told that within the next 40 minutes there should be a four-way meeting between the u.s., russia, saudi arabia, and turkey. and that possibly in the next two hours e.u. foreign poll at this chief will be addressing the press. so a lot of stuff going on. it's very complicated situatio

ukraine expresses cautious optimism after peace talks in paris. sides have renewed their commitment to the minsk these accords, designed to end the conflict in eastern ukraine. the german chancellor angle amerco -- chancellor angela merkel has confirmed that syria was discussed as well. tomorrow, germany will celebrate 25 years since reunification. all this week, we have been looking at aspects of the unification process and germany's current standing in the world. you can join in the discussion on twitter. we have been talking to some of the people who were posted as correspondence when division turned to unity. the rough draft authors of history as it was taking place before their very eyes. this is what the correspondent for the london-based times had to say. ♪ >> i think that it was a great thing, that it was an extraordinary remaking of europe , and it wasn't clear at the beginning whether it would succeed. it hasn't succeeded. ♪ -- it has succeeded. >> it was incredibly complex. you're trying to understand why germany is changing in this dir

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today and always inspired by his optimism and commitment to change the world for the better." bernie sanders had this to say" i thank the vp for his support of the middle class." and this this is from debbie wasserman schultz. will continue and to dedicate his life to helping every american do better. could not be prouder to call him a fellow democrat." what's your reaction to this news? alexandria, virginia. you are supporting hillary clinton.

. >>> to meet again at least, there he was cautious optimism because of iran's presence this time but no break through. they still can't agree on the fate of bashar al-assad. mohammed jamjoom reports from vienna. >> they were two extremely arduous days but finally some common ground was found. secretary of state john kerry was proud to list. >> your's secular character is fundamental. we agree that the state institutions will remain intact. we agree that the rights of all syrians regardless of ethnicity or religious denomination must be protected. >> diplomats had hoped the presence of iran might finally lead to a break through and while the sense of guarded optimism had bolstered efforts of diplomacy, it altered little on the battlefield. on friday in syria dozens more were killed on a missile attack on a crowded marketplace in duma and in aleppo, 27 were hit by air strikes claiming at least 80 more lines. one reason why the activists were so angry. chanting against syrian president bashar al-assad, while expressing how distrustful they were of ending the conflict in their home land.

soon as they were aware of a problem and wanting to do something about it, that's a real source of optimism for me. i would hope it would be for them and their families as well. >> i wanted to ask you about this part where you're talking about your first attempt as a kid in elementary school to be vocal. you write, i talk about issues i care about to anyone who would listen and hoped i wasn't too annoying because if i wasn't annoying and i was making a good argument that may be one more person would care about whales or elephants or giant pandas them before i started. i'm really passionate about the issues that matter to me and we had a a very active dinner table when i was growing up. i feel like i am trying, this was especially true when i was in school, like, walk the line between not wanting to disrespect myself by toning down the way i feel about something or feeling like i have to make what i have to say more palatable, but by realizing that by making what i have to say more palatable it can be easier to get through to someone. i hear a lot from rookie readers who are working that out

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clinton actually called biden and tweeted she was "inspired by his optimism and commitment to change the world for the better." donald trump said biden made the correct decision? sot trump "and frankly i really want to run against hillary" the reaction to biden's announcement poured in. the "draft biden" super pac said it was grateful for supporters and bernie sanders thanked biden for his lifetime of public service. kenneth moton, abc news washington. the investigation into a road rage shooting in new mexico is getting closer to answers. authorities have taken a person into custody for the shooting that killed a heavy, across portions of eastern iowa, thursday will be a dry day. pleasant fall temperatures, in the middle 60s, are expected with light winds. the next chance for rain continues building for the end of the work week. showers and possibly some storms are in the forecast especially friday afternoon into the night. this will likely impact friday night football. as that system moves east we are in for a great fall weekend as highs stay in the 60s and lows dip into the 30s. to

well i have, not an angel or demon but i have optimism, and regret.[laughter] optimism whispered in my ear, you can fix that. regret said, better not. [laughter] i told regret, shut up. i went and got my framingham are. i snatch the chair rail off-the-wall to immediately discover why it was there in the first place. it covered up a series of rectangular holes at about hip high in the wall, it was not like fixed year they were too big for that. the sides it had fixtures. those of you who have never watched home-improvement challenge this would be a good time for you all to leave. just ease on out, nobody will say anything, the people in the back will be happy to have your seat. by the way ma'am did you ever wonder why the only empty seat in the house is beside you? [laughter] there's 200 people at the back of the room and one empty seat. you just think about that. [laughter] i couldn't figure it out, but optimism said, you can fix that. regret had left the building. so i had a beautiful plan. my plan plan was, i am not good enough with a saw, either el

project optimism so people understand your world views. if it works the republicans and conservatives will be seeing much more aspirational to break out of the shackles. they will experience an incredible victory to take the country for word then we will have the virtuous competition. >> into a kind of conservatism. >> it is real conservatism widow indeed up qualifier. >> i am compassionate i am not been. [laughter] but do you really understand with the dignity of work and the sanctity of the child of god. >> how are we so far off the path? >> guy vander stand the frustration and that people lawyers so a greek they feel they're losing their country that there lash out i understand that frustration when you fill light flashing out that is the most in the control. >> even on the progressive side? >> it is a lot less interesting for the press and for the media. you never know what will come out of his mouth. [laughter] but with bertie's theaters how interesting can that be? that the left is moving to the left more than the right is moving to

. >> i like the optimism there. i like the optimism. get away, clear their head, get healthy and refresh because they have a tough task. >> would we shock the world if we win? >> yes. >> registered on the richter scale. >> yes. >> i think it would. >> yes. yellow weather alert tomorrow. heavier rain tonight and tomorrow. get ready for a really slow commute. >> that does it for wusa 9 at 6:00. >> we will be >> pelley: now it's a federal case. the justice deparment opens a civil rights investigation into this violent arrest of a high school girl. also tonight, a community afraid that an underground fire may be spreading toward a nuclear waste site. why trump fell out of first, and the silver lining for him in our new poll. and a big announcement from america's record-breaking champion. >> abby said that she wanted her final world cup to be like a fairy tale, and i'm not sure that she could have written a better captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: today, the federal government jumped int

harper's style and i think they embraced justin trudeau's style and call for hope and optimism. brent: would you say mr. harper may be lethal mistake -- a lot of people said he tried to "trump" things up with his campaign, going against certain groups in society, aiming at them, ala donald trump. is that what cost him the election? guest: i think so. this is unusual for stephen harper and the conservative party. a loan among conservative -- alone among conservative governments in the world, they had reached out to other groups. it helped them win the majority government in 2011. there were lots of debates and i think that that turned off canadian voters, especially new canadians. brent: does he have the weapons to do what he wants to do? is he going to be able to raise taxes, for example, on the rich? guest: i think so. and if you look at writing results around the country, vancouver and toronto, the liberals swept the big cities, including the richest constituencies in the country. even the rich seemed ready to embrace him. brent: even the rich want to be taxed in canada. tell

secretary kerry: i would describe the situation is one that gave me a cautious measure of optimism thathere may be some things that could be in the next couple of days put on the table which would have an impact. >> this quartet is scheduled to meet in the anna on friday. the group consisting of the u.n., the eu, the u.k., and russia discusses the conflict between israel and the palestinians. not everyone expresses secretary kerry's hope. >> i hope that things would go well, but i think in this case, optimism is too much. >> no stone is to be left unturned. brent: all right, we are going to take a short break. when we come back, we will have more news including business news. stay with us. brent: it is good to have you with us. you are with "dw news." let's take a look at our top stories right now. hillary clinton is taking a heavy questions from a congressional committee. she is taking fire regarding a u.s. embassy attack in benghazi in 2012. swedish police say a man who attacked a school there may have had far right sympathies. he killed one teacher and a student and injured two other

by big concern is there is optimism out there, pick up in consumer confidence, optimism about jobs plentiful, the highest it has been in 8 years issue auto sales runnings at the best pace in more than 10 years, my concern is that people talk down this economy. that could send us with a recession if you change the mood. >> it is hard to talk down an economy that is globaly based. by the way, economies in the globe our trading partners are slowing down, i will say, if i were financial advisor, and i am not, i would tell my clients not to trade off these numbers today they are conflicting. you have a lousy jobs report, and energy stocks going up that makes no sense. >> that is what teddy said whacking past here. >> the fed may have to raise rates, you need some room to cut if we go into a recession next year, the fed is almost at a catch 22 they don't want to raise rates now but they have to. liz: ward, has the fed gotten us all stuck in a negative feedback loop? it won't raise until the economy improves, but the economy will not improve until they get a signal from the fed? >> the consumers ha

even though there is this renewed sense of very guarded optimism when it comes to these talks and thet that they announced in two weeks there would be another round of talks we don't yet know whether members of the opposition or the regime of bashar al-assad will be present in the later rounds of these talks. in two week's we're told there will be another round of talks, but it's unclear who will participate. and even though people believe there is a renewed impetus, to renew a settlement, there is still tension on the ground. a report that at least 40 people skilled in a syrian missile strike on a crowded marketplace. this shows how difficult these talks remain, and now ten house this issue is. it seems that the iranians coming here has made a difference as far as the tenor of the talks, but no difference on the ground in syria right now. >> mohammed jamjoom thanks very much. as he was saying inside syria no letup in the attacks. government troops fired missiles into a crowded marketplace. it was in duma which is often targeted by government forces. in august 1, '17 people were kille

job and keep a job, than their white counterparts and peers about 64% of whom report this kind of optimismd having a job, getting a job, having a quality of life tied to a job and college attendance. it depends who you're talking to what segments of the american population you're talking to. >> given way things have changed in the last 30 years i think i'm on pretty solid ground in suggesting that a black or latino kid is much more possible of having educated parents than a white kid. >> that's true. >> and to have parents who are lowly paid, and have fewer opportunities because they aren't well educated. >> i think those realities are certainly fueling this optimism this perception that a college degree matters, that it's going to influence your ability to get and keep a job and that also influences factors even related to longevity. >> is part of this anxiety driven by the fact that college has, unfortunately, become a default position for older american teenagers, that we don't have a wide array of choices for them when they leave high school, so they end up in college whether they real

today and always inspired by his optimism and his commitment to change the world for the better. and donald trump had this to say. (applause)" tonight: paul ryan is a big step closer to becoming thet >> so we had some news today, that biden is not running. [ cheering and applause ] >> and i think he did the smart thing because frankly, i don't know that he would have won. he wouldn't have gotten the nomination. i don't think he probably would have and frankly, i really want to run against hillary. i really do. >> tonight paul ryan is a big step closer to becoming the next speaker of the house. >>> he just picked up some key support from the house freedom caucus. that's the hardline right wing group that helped push speaker john boehner into retirement. ryan still need to hear from two more caucuses. he says if he doesn't get support from house republicans by friday, then he will back out of the race. >>> this 5-year-old california boy took his dog for a walk and disappeared in the woods. tonight how his dog may very well have saved his life. >> gone in 60 seconds, watch as thieve

optimism i do not share. >> how is it possible i can go on this bank and do this?ers' misplaced hope affected my producer, and he, too, is convinced. >> why do you go with let us give it a try. these guys will let me skate around here in death race 2,000. >> if you skate a little lower in the turn, and a little higher in the straightaway, the track almost like cups you and you start getting kicked out of the turns and you just pick up speed without a lot of extra effort because the track is actually built for that. ♪ ♪ >> there's just no way. it's like a magician explaining how a trick works, you just cut her in half and then you pull the curtain back and she's together and i don't understand. >> we're trying to put it into little tiny parts and if can you get the tiny parts we will put it in one big. if you feel like you are going to fall go forward on the pads that you have. >> okay. >> let's do it. >> okay. >> put all the weight on the inside of the left foot. >> as i said often, i am not paid to succeed, i am paid to try, and my ego will survive even if i don't

he sounded a note of cautious optimism, basically saying over and over, that they will be able to seeomorrow. tomorrow is the big day for these meetings. and as you mentioned the iranians are here for the first time. this is a very significant change when it comes to these talks that they have had over and over again. this is the first time that the iranians have been present in any capacity. there have been times that they have been invited by other members of the international community. now the u.s. seems happy that the iranians are here. so you have the prime backers of the syrian opposition being the u.s., saudi arabia, and you have turkey and then on the other side of that divide, you have the prime main backersover syrian president bashar al-assad, those being the russians and the iranians, and the fact that the iranians are here is expected to make a difference, but oftentimes in the past when there have been these types of meetings it has never made an significant impact on the ground in syria. and even as you mentioned, at a time when these talks have .hahhed when there is a

imperil and one asked when how things are going said we will see, really striking a note of guarded optimismeard from all the diplomates who arrived here from yesterday and it is significant that the archrivals in the middle east will be sitting across from each other at the table and if they will yield a difference in syria that has yet to be seen. now what has been interesting is there seems to be a softening in tone from many of the western diplomates the past few days of the syrian president bashar al-assad possibly taking part in some portion of the transition process including the french, the french in the past said syrian president bashar al-assad had no role to play in the process and softening their tone in that regard and let's listen to what the french foreign minister had to say to reporters a little earlier today. >> translator: france's position is well-known and want to free syria, syria that is an entire country that has all the components of a society who can live properly. today we have a terrible war and it's necessary that significant changes take place, first of all we n

america's ready. >> reporter: but there's much less optimism about biden's presidential prospects. even some of biden's strongest supporters are saying privately he may have simply waited too long. for one, he missed out on the blockbuster debate, where 15 million viewers saw hillary clinton dominate, bernie sanders offer a strong alternative and joe biden's name didn't come up, not even once. even donald trump, in an interview with "good morning america," says clinton had a strong debate. >> she came out the winner. she did what she had to do, and they were extremely gentle. >> reporter: as one long-time biden friend tells abc news, he needed to be there last night. team hillary agrees, which is why clinton campaign chairman john podesta said the time has come for a decision. >> vice president biden had lunch with president obama. no word on what was said. we'll probably have to wait for the memoirs on that, but aides to both men say they expect when biden finally makes up his mind and makes a decision, that president obama will will be among the very first to know. jonathan carl,

we look at what is called net optimism.ho say the economy will get better versus those who say it will get worse and a the decline really shows up here. d for this. there was a lot of pessimism about the stock market, geopolitical concerns and steady moderate lackluster economic growth. but we did something else here which is looking at those who are mostly optimistic and watch what happens to their threat optimism. democrats, one of the most perennial optimistic, dropping big time. college graduates went negative. retirees. even the wealthy. they went negative. we don't know if this is an outside effect of the stock market decline, we don't know if this is geopolitical concerns. and it can also be a statistical blip. but you did see that continuous decline will in optimism in the country. current state, okay. outlook for the future, no the so good. >> steve, how long have you been doing the all-america survey? >> seven years now and this is the biggest drop we've seen in on t optimism. >> is it usually a leading indicator?

. >> reporter: at a meeting today, vice president biden struck a note of optimism about america. >> we're just going to roll, man. i really mean it. america's ready. >> reporter: but tonight, there's much less optimism about biden's presidential prospects. even some of biden's strongest supporters are saying privately he may have simply waited too long. for one, he missed out on the blockbuster debate, where 15 million viewers saw hillary clinton dominate, bernie sanders offer a strong alternative and joe biden's name didn't come up, not even once. even donald trump, in an interview with "good morning america," says clinton had a strong debate. >> she came out the winner, she did what she had to do. and they were extremely gentle. >> reporter: as one long-time biden friend items abc news, he needed to be there last night. team hillary agrees, which is why clinton campaign chairman john podesta said the time has come for a decision. >> all right, jon karl with us live tonight, as well. and jon, you were telling us, joe biden had lunch with the president today at the white house to be a fly

. >> i ask for your optimism, hope, your support. >> reporter: graduates from maine maritime academy also among the missing. they are planning a vigil in maine. here at the maritime academy, they are offering further prayers that is scheduled to take place tomorrow. live on buzzards bay, victoria warren, 7 news. >> reporter: court appearance for aaron hernandez, former pat's tight end in court involving the murder case in south boston. hernandez charged with shooting and killing two men at a traffic light. >> his lawyers are trying to keep prosecutors from using a truck. prosecutors say if ortiz lied about other matters, doesn't mean he lied about information leading to the warrant. they want a witness intimidation charge dismissed. >> disturbing new details about a toddler tragedy in worcester. unsafe conditions inside the home with where a little two-year-old girl was found unresponse ive unresponsive. jennifer eager has the report. >> reporter: back in july, they found 13 violations inside the apartment building, trash piled up and used needles on the property. two-year-old gg bro

and abroad look to have taken a toll on optimism in america according to the latest cnbc/all america economic survey. the poll of 800 americans found views on the current state of the economy about stable. but 32% of americans now say the economy will get worse. up six points from the last survey. and the highest levels since the government shutdown in 2013. a fifth think the economy will get better. that's the lowest level since 2008. >> we've been on the upswing for the past few quarters and we're now on a very clear downswing with a pretty significant net negative set of feelings among the public right now. the significant drop-off in optimism for the future is surprising given the ongoing sort of slow incremental increases in improvements in the economy. but people are clearly not feeling it entirely yet. >> reporter: lackluster growth and the recent stock market dive look to be weighing on sentiment. 46% of the public say this is a bad time to invest in stocks. a 12-point gain from the june survey. attitudes eroded among the wealthy and those with considerable sums in the stock

. `>> reporter: at a meeting today, `vice president biden struck a `note of optimism about america. `i really mean it. `america's ready. `>> reporter: but tonight, `there's much less optimism about `biden's presidential prospects. `even some of biden's strongest `supporters are saying privately `he may have simply waited too `long. `for one, he missed out on the `blockbuster debate, where `15 million viewers saw `hillary clinton dominate, `bernie sanders offer a strong `alternative and joe biden's name `didn't come up, not even once. `even donald trump, in an `interview with "good morning `america," says clinton had a `strong debate. `>> she came out the winner, she `did what she had to do. `and they were extremely gentle. `>> reporter: as one long-time `biden friend items abc news, he `needed to be there last night. `team hillary agrees, which is `john podesta said the time has `come for a decision. `>> all right, jon karl with us `live tonight, as well. `and jon, you were telling us, `president today at the white `house to be a fly on the wall. `david. `they met, alone, dined for

and they want to do something about it in optimism. >> i want to ask about this part we talk about your first attempt to be vocal, talk about issues i

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in the air, an optimism i do not share.it possible i can go on this bank and do this? this is -- >> really, you pick it up quick. better than i would have done. >> ringers' misplaced hope affected my producer, and he, too, is utterly deluded. >> i think we should give it a shot. >> what's with the pronouns we? let's get it a try. i need 30 permissions to get in a monster truck but these guys will let me skate around here in a death race 2,000. >> the force of this works if you skate lower in the turn and track almost like cups you and - you start getting kicked out of those turns and you just pick up speed without a lot of extra effort because the track is actually built for that. ♪ >> there's just no way. this is like a magician explaining how a trick work. you know, you just cut her in half and when you pull the curtain back, she's together. you're like, i don't understand. >> we're trying to put it into little tiny parts and if can you get the tiny parts we will put it in one big. if you feel like you are going to fall,

[applause] >> you mentioned that it can be a source of optimism when you feel kids you have spoken to feel guilty that they didn't know about something before. and -- >> because then they feel a responsibility they feel a responsibility be part of the solution. >> i find that when we talk on rookie of the working out your beliefs, and are taking a few things from each column and frankenstein your own opinion about some become so engrossed if you like this immense guilt when the mind has been changed about something. and i agree it's a positive thing that i also think the first thing you have to do is give yourself for not having known about something before. but i'm wondering if you would be interested in sharing some of your first experiences when you were a kind of developing your beliefs and finding things were, when your first realizing that they are tentative. >> by recognizing that we are all limited by our experiences and what we are exposed to and what we know, and similarly what we are not exposed to or what we may not know but what we may not encounter. i'm really fortunate

and they want to do something about it in optimism. >> i want to ask about this part we talk about your first attempt to be vocal, talk about issues i my wonder if you have any advice on staying true to would you believe in but also wanting to engage helpfully. >> i think what we have to be true to what we believe in. if we ever start to feel the what we're doing deviates from that, we have to reach center ourselves. we have to recognize we can't let perfect be the enemy of the good. if we are trying to persuade someone of something we have to think to the audience is and what we hope to achieve and if we are trying to convince someone to do something that may not be natural to them whether it is something as simple as recycling or registering or going to vote, something i am passionate about, we have to think what would be most convincing to them, not necessarily what first jumps to our mind. and recognizing that often there may be reasons people haven't done things before which may not make sense to us but if we attempt to understand what that might be, hopefully that creates more of

. >> there is spring-like optimism surrounding the washington capitals. barry trotz is back for hoist second season as head coach. tonight they open up their 41st season. t.j. oshie didn't make it on the score sheet. he will. puck goes off the stick of the defender. devils come back. tied at 2 in the third. ovechkin sfoils us us with this kind of stuff. puts the caps up 1. try that at home. later in the period cams get on the power play. ovi gets a back feed. that's a slam dump. the capitals beat the devils 5-3. oklahoma state won. >> is that the conka calf? >> it's the warm up before the world cup. >> and go caps. the home opener and they mulled out a win. a new "saturday night live" up next. next. have a great i would kill for something sweet. i know... we could have one of those. one? are you kidding? we'll end up eating like thirty. wanna split that? ughhhh...no, so much fat. don't fight your instincts. with each each for 150 calories or less try our chocolatey brownies, tangy lemon bars, and new creamy cheesecakes. fiber one. go on, have one. >>> wat

house speaker john boehner wants to dampen optimism about it.he debt limit in the last hour he discussed it. >> there is no agreement on how to do this. there are discussions about how to do it. but nothing else to report at this time. he will not promise you will bring of the debt limit bill before he steps down as speaker in of the month. the debt limit must be raised by run november 5. california is stepping up efforts against global warming. aternor brown signed a deal increasing renewable electricity use by 50% by 2030. democrats also wanted to cut the trolley of use by half but that proposal was not back by the oil industry. that is a look at headlines right now. you can always find the latest at bloomberg.com. betty: think he so much. the third time is not the charm for ab. the $100 billion offer said it had substantially undervalued the company. discuss this beer saga is duncan fox. $100 billion is not enough? it seems to be enough for the big shareholder. what gives the board the gusto to say no? feel thatthink they the influence they h

it is an age of optimism. george will take that duality and capture it in the famous phrase is an age of progress and poverty. is the great problem of the age. we don't want to get ahead of ourselves. let's begin with looking at this idea of progress. how optimistic and upbeat people -- in theing this in late 19th century. like this.d speeches every presidential address has this kind of talk. every american citizen wisconsin play with the utmost pride and enthusiasm the growth and expansion of our country, the wonderful thrift and enterprise of our people and the demonstrates of your your your car free government. saying freeially government, free enterprise, everything is great. a few weeks after he gives us address, the panic sets in, the economy crashes, and it is not so good looking. but his words are really reflective of how people spoke at all kinds of public events and presidential addresses and so forth about how great things were in that area. i won't bury you in statistics, but take a look at some of

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