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cancer patients had been from the fund due to a .ack of evidence but the law creating the fund written to allow changes on the medical research. >> u.s. officials confirm al qaeda's number two leader in yemen has been killed. he and six others were killed after an air strike in yemen was ridinge car he in. not confirmls will drone was behind a but yemen's capability -- but yemen opposed military does not have the capability. investigators searching for the for a doublesible shooting in district heights. the 6400e shot in of gateway boulevard last night. the conditions of the victims the circumstances surrounding the shooting are not clear. a teenage girl is recovering after a man attacked her with a daylight.road this is a story you will only see on abc 7 news. john gonzalez is near the scene near thetack intersection of prichard road in wheaton, drive joining us with details. >> not only broad they liked just aa residential area block from georgia avenue. police are hoping someone spotted the armed suspect. in montgomery county is legal adult to purchase a taser defense. this for self

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back comes notify ack. bill: -- novak.omentum is on the side of djokovic but thank murray will benefit from the fact that there's a fifth set tiebreaker. so he knows there's just x amount of time to play, as opposed to the other occasions like when he played djokovic the last time and there was -- he battled back from a deficit. that 5-2 deficit but he didn't have a whole lot left in the tank. it's a little unclear how much he has now but he knows it's going to end at the latest 6-6 and go to a tie-break. bill: novak stretching a little bit. who has the edge at this point? novak because he's come back? john: of course. but we've seen only three times in his career has he done it. so it's not easy to get all the way back. boy, we're loving the fact that here is a fifth set in the u.s. here is a fifth set in the u.s. open final. john: i picked joke rick? four or murray in five. i can't say this is the way i thought it would have gone but here we are. boetsch it has been a long day's journey into night here in new york. john:

on acking incident trail involving a police officer. while tapinglled g part in president obama's motorcade. and the tragic >> you are watching abc 7 news at 11:00. on your side. of a rigid an officer was killed there on a motorcade for president obama. police are still investigating. before speaking in palm beach, the president has gone to florida. he attacked mitt romney's plan medicare, saying he will cut the program. that ifted a new report is elected, seniors will morehousands of dollars for health care. obama did attend church with his wife -- mitt romney did attend wife thish his morning. romney said if he is elected, make sure people with pre- healthg conditions get coverage. today, one of the deadliest days year.q this people are dead. hundreds more are wounded after series of bombings and shootings all across the country. s began before dawn at post in central iraq. if you hours later, a car exploded. 21 attacks were carried out in 13 different cities. was spilled in syria. left atmb exploded and least 17 people killed and mor

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it creates a very ack war stair at the top, i think. but we can manage it. i think it would be a better building for us and an improved situation for the resident at 4330 if we rather than building this light well here simply relocated this property line window forward and extended the light well to include it. >> so all we're talking about moving one property line window because the ones to the south are going to be included. >> that's correct. >> i might want to talk to d.r. requester for a second. mr. that does not sound like a bad solution to me. you might generate more if the light well was continuous rather than having two, one of which would be shorter in length. >> first of all, there are two windows at the rear, not one. you would be moving two windows. the question comes up when you are moving the windows, where will they live? this makes a lot more sense. i don't know how the commission orders the relocation of windows and other buildings as part of its motion. this came from one of the commissioners and it matches the agreement that the parties e

and i've been for most of that time ack tiff in the sunny side neighborhood association, including serving on the board as treasurer. as you know sunny side is one of the oldest neighborhood associations in san francisco. it was formed in 1974. it was primarily formed to save the sunny side conservatory from demolition of the city, as well as improvements and neighborhood cohesion. the map that i put up for you to see, that you have before you on the overhead are the boundaries of sunny side neighborhood association, as well as glenn park neighborhood association. based on both associations by lot. so i want to thank you for the important changes that you have made by including the 200 block boulevard west of baden. into district seven, back into sunny side where it belongs. the sunny side conservatory is a gem and pride of our neighborhood and also our namesake. so thank you for all the sunnyside residents that will now be able to vote in district seven, along with our neighbors on that block. and be part of our community of interest. thank you. >> thank you, sir. >> my name is paul hogar

acks il be flying to damascus on saturday and meeting with president assad. d. has said that it is way too early at this stage to discuss what role, if any, president assad may have in the future of syria, but he has said quite adamantly that he opposes any foreign military intervention in yria. >> axelrod: clarissa ward just over the syrian border in turkey for us tonight. thank you. in northwestern pakistan there eys a brazen attack today aimed thwestricans. a suicide bomber rammed a car packed with explosives into an ammev. carrying u.s. government workers. at least two pakistanis were oilled, 19 people were hurt, including two americans. their injuries are not life r injuriesg. an army of volunteers could swing the presidential election. hearks scared away the swimmers on labor day weekend. weames shot sky high and a hotel was wiped out when the "cbs evening news" continues. out when the "cbs evening news" continues. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ there's y to help erase litter box odor.@s purina tidy cats. only tidy cats has odor erasers. making it easy to keep things at home...

>> on metro rail there are problems on the orange line, stadium-acking between armory and cheverly.nge and blue lines, foggy bottom station, the escalators are out. they have set up a shuttle bus. the station remains open, but workinglators are not at foggy bottom. the blue line, delays in the franconia's springfield because of a disabled train at the benning road station. things are looking pretty good. volume building, but everything y on 395.ll the wa the problem of seminary road was cleared away. back to you. >> thank you. degrees. >> a new study on the benefits foods.nic some researchers say it's no with then your side perhapsence that is not that much better for you than conventionally grown food >> . researchers at stanford found organic fruits and vegetables can lower your pesticides, but they of pesticides in conventional produce is very small and within safety limits. researchers found no significant in the vitamin levels >> . speaking of foods, a texas man can fry just about anything. gonzales was the winner of the ex award for his pride jambalaya. it is served with a spi

wrapping up acking meeting this afternoon. expected the fed chairman will announce quantitative , the third round of to boost oureasing economy. that's business news at bloomberg headquarters in new york, linda bell reporting for abc 7 news. back to you. >> thank you. let's check in with jacqui jeras. another beautiful day on tap. they just keep coming this week. complain.nt to the rain will be back once will, but not everybody get it. that's the good news from all this. the great news is we have another stellar day out there. let's look at a live picture at capital.n's that looks good. all lit up this morning, 63 degrees. humidity stays low. we are looking at 50's for the most part across the region. ,3 at dulles, 50 in frederick 52 in manassas. indeed a sweater this morning. for this time of year, for 13, we should have low around 60 and highs around 81 degrees. what we saw yesterday and that's what we will have. have but the changes about our right here. front off to our west be sliding into the east. it will bring in some

cut nit you gottget yo cash back,n new acks. usfreedom onunch with ck. everybody t! evebody get! nit you gottget yo cashget chase eedom.. >>> welcome back. howard here with your weather first. it is a cool morning. some spots down in the 40s. it is going to be a beautiful fall day. we'll be in the mid-60s for lunch time, sunshine, high temperatures upper 60s to low 70s. i'll be back in just a few minutes talking about a warming trend. >>> here's a live look on the northbound side of i-95 in virginia. you have delays from woodbridge and again in springfield trying to get up on the beltway on i-95. i'll be back with more traffic coming up at 6:18. >>> here's what is making news now. all eyes on new york as the united nations general assembly begins its meeting of world leaders today. president obama will address the un during the week. hillary clinton will discuss the civil war in syria. >>> the government of pakistan is distancing itself. they are offering a $100,000 reward for the death of the american film maker who made the movie that sparked protests in the muslim world. >>> c

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why are we talking with this ack spent this iraq? we don't even talk like this. amy: no, we don't.so why are you making us talk like this? dayum. they deserve every penney of the new eight-year deal. why? because the replacement refs sucked. suuuucked. geoff, what did they -- suuuucked. geoff: suuuucked. craig: so much so that we had to harmonize it. suuucked. they lost track of time outs, they turned interceptions into touchdowns. and sunday night in oakland, they made the raiders fans take off their mascara. too much, i say! i looking forward to your even angrier e-mails. be cool, raiders fans. like that is going to happen. anyway, everybody agrees these replacement refs were in over their heads because they'd never called games at the pro level. they'd just done high school games. i'm not making this up. and the lingerie football league. i'm not making it up! i didn't even know there was a lingerie football league. when i heard that, i thought that's awesome! [laughter] i'd pay good money to see push-up bras and garter belts on football players. but it turns out the lingerie foo

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puann.t me finh wi thi top acks from voting. and this is "hardball," the place for politics. >>> take a look this head-scratcher of a poll number from the new cnbc poll. 55% say the economy is worse. ju 22% say it's better. when asked which candidate is better for the economy, 43% say president obama. 34%, only 34%, say mitt romney. put that together, tse sets of numbers. >>> welcome back to "hardball." with just six weeks to go to the election and recent gains in swing states by president obama, democrats are allowing themsees to begin thinking about what a second obama presidential term woulbe l what it woullookike. stue of "newsweek" the cover story is written by andrew sullivan who argues that with a second term president obama could become a transformative president. in fact, among the nation's great presidents. here is something sure to gall republicans, he says president obama could become the democrats' ronald reagan. ers coc figure who e wl struggled through a recession and terrorized world. reshaping the economy within

, i had a much smaller reception.e this is one of the stuff that is made, and it is wonderful to be ack, close to 10 years later, and to also see how things have. grown.'m going too i i am very grateful to all of you for being here. what i'm going to do is spend an few minutes talking a little biy about my perspective, asampaigna expressed not only in thend boo, but also in the campaign and how those things connect. we will open it up for t questis before we did a book signing.g i just had an appearance on charlie rose. he was asking me, how does the book connect with your politicse it is very clear to me that there is a direct line between the subject matter that istics e contained in "dreams from my father" and the type of politics that i aspire. essentially, what the story is about is a boy, born to a fathen from kenya and a mother from kansas, in hawaii with an unusual name, who traveled to indonesia, came back and found himself in chicago, working in some of the most lowest income neighborhoods in the country. t then travel back to africa. somehow was able to weave together a worka

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cut nit you gottget yo cash back,n new acks. usfreedom onunch with ck. everybody t! evebody get!it you gottget yo cashget chase eedom.. >>> it's 6:42 and 66 degrees. monika here with your timesaver traffic and 2730 drivers, i -- 270 drivers i feel your pain. this accident i've been telling you about happened such a long time ago, it was cleared out of the road but was there long enough to cause this delay on the southbound side of 270 coming in from frederick to germantown. your lanes are open. we'll take a live look as you travel through the germantown area and clarksburg as well. this is what you have to deal with. i'm so sorry about that but at least itself lanes are open -- the lanes are open. just give yourself the extra time. there's always the option of the great seneca highway. i want to step out and show you what it looks like from our sky 9. this is the beltway outer loop side. the accident sitting on the shoulder not causing any delays there. you have got your initial lineup from the outer loop from 95 toward university boulevard. then again here at connecticut avenue.

cut nit you gottget yo cash back,n new acks. usfreedom onunch with ck. everybody t! evebody get! nit you gottget yo cashget chase eedom.. number of students that wea lot of problehave.th the... resources. materials. things that the children need... on a day-to-day basis. anncr: question seven will help. the department of legislative services says question seven... will mean hundreds of millions of dollars... for schools...from gaming revenues that would have... gone to other states. and independent audits will guarantee the money... goes where it's supposed to. krystal conwell: i think people should vote for question... seven because i think it will be a great benefit to children. >>> apple ceo tim cook offered a rare apology on friday for all the weird stuff on the new but error riddled apple map application. >> and in another extremely rare move cook gave directions to those looking for directions telling them to check out some map apps made by other companies. he sent them to the competition. >> you got to be honest about these thing. >> welcome to cbs "this morning saturday."

for all across america tay, members of the congressional ack caucus at this hour and later during the4 members in each congressional district. we have until what, october 9th? to get people registered. >> , victoria, it seems to me the worst thing that could come of this con certifieded effort of 17 states to try to close the door to americans and legitimate voters is people s no to themselves. i was at howard to the commencement, i said to the ds, don't ever s no to yourself. af mpe - mark, they would say, this is going to be the biggest pain in the butt, too complicated, i'm not going to go this year, even if it's obama. is that a danger out there, they'll be intimidated out of voting? >> it's a danger. the irony of its iate' no using technological advances to automate our systems. a handful of states have used automated registration systems where i can go online and register to votes. the bulk of the states are going in i retrogress of manners. this is most frurating to m onhi o national voter registration. >> chris, you know, there are many of us across the nation who have campaig

i have a pet demon that is lots of people have asked about mitt romney's background, what he did ack chapping of hair. welcome michelle obama was the director university of chicago medical center and she's been left alone about what she's accomplished in taking care of people with limited resources, limited incomes and that's extremely important, especially since health care is a huge issue at the present time. >> both sides. >> hi there, charles smith. let me try and frame my question. i mean, you are proposing a number of structural changes, which i hope would make a difference. just assuming for a second they did come in the question i have is in a democracy, essentially the median voter makes the difference. so changing any of these laws in terms of voting, in terms of primaries regardless, ultimately it's going to be changing the median voter. and there is a lot of evidence, like you say with your example of the commission on the defense, a nevada social finance says he simply living to two different universes. so it strikes me that change anything really fundamentally means we

a nee deal is in place to bring thh "n-f-l" rees ack onto the ffeld. field. joel d. smith is live attm&t bank stadium where the ravens are hosttng the &pthhelatest on the details of joee d..... wiil the regular - game? good morning guys... first game bacc guys... yes! the first game back for the was important to get this deal becaase some fell it woold be a commetitive dis--dvantage to were the only eams plaaing y with replacement offfcials this eek. most fann are hoping to see a veey different kind of play inside here tonigh. ccippy ... sometimes nastyy stuff players have beenn getting away with in the irst 3 weeks of the season. look at ttis stuff from monday night... that'sseven before that infamous last call that changed the ouucome of the game. &p so here's the deal... the salariis will go from $149,000 a year in 2011 to $1733000 in 2011, rising to $205,000 by 2019. the referee pension plan will remain in place through 2016 and thennwill be frozen. it will be replaced by a defined contribution agreement starting in 2017 that will feature contributions ffom the n

there's no question that in this crisis he basically tried to play to the crowd, he didn't ack down, he is using the salafists to his right asen excuse to look like a centrist. but i think that president barack obama has laid down a marker after all, there was a delegation of american businessmen who were visiting cairo just before this violence broke out. no one is going to invest in egypt-- which desperately needs investment-- in these kinds of circumstances. egypt is also asking for a billion dollars in loan forgiveness against $2 billion in aid. it is looking for i.m.f. loans and there's no way that president obama can go to congress and ask for money for egypt if morsi doesn't take a pragmatic stand. so he does have choices to make. and i don't think it's that similar until for him to ignore that. >> brown: hisham, pick up on that. without the u.s. support then whatever you want to call it, moderate or however you want to put it islamist government can suffer from more extremism. >> well egypt needs the u.s., egypt needs tourism and investment. and here you have to president of

issue and i think a legitimate crit similar of him and the reason that he can metimes seem if he acking gratitude although he is a gracious individual when you interact with him, is that because he doesn't need that, that stroke, that reaching out so it is cash. >> rose: let me close, so, peter, bill clinton used to talk about, you know, building a road to the 21st century. >> right. >> rose: what road do you think barack obama wants to build? >> well, i think he raises actually a very good question, that he has given a smart answer to, the slogan of course is forward. >> rose: right to wha >> forward, riod but it is forward, and that answers your question, here is a guy who doesn't need the stroke he is not a politician like any normal politician would have forward, exclamation point, he is forward, period, restrained, his argument nowadays is, lets keep going on the path we are on, the other guys path is terrible and it is a path to the past. and it is not one of grand articulation of a moon shot type thing. >> rose: i also think two things, one, if greatness is what you seek an great

use of the security provisions contained in articles 79 and 88 to continue to detain noted democracy ack rats such as father lee. article 88 provision of propoganda against the state gives hanoi great leeway in detaining human rights ack i have its, those who advocate for democracy. the repeal of articles 79 and 8 and release of all -- 88 and release of all political prisoners as called for in this important resolution would represent a first step. our state department should not put concern for human rights and protection of the rights of u.s. citizens on a back burner while we pursue commercial and strategic opportunities with the leaders in hanoi. we, in washington, must be one voice in strongly condemning the continuing crackdown on human rights and democracy in vietnam. we should also remember that without the rule of law, it is not only democracy advocates who are put at risk but also those whose commercial contracts will prove to be worthless pieces of paper. therefore, i urge my colleagues to give their strong and unwavering support for this resolution and i reserve. the speaker

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cut nit you gottget yo cash back,n new acks. usfreedom onunch with ck. everybody t! evebody get!ase eedom.. >>> welcome back to cbs "this morning." when american student amanda knox and her boyfriend were accused of murdering her roommate in italy it made headlines around the world. after four years in jail, amanda and raffaele sollecito were finally acquitted and released last october. >> now he wrote a book, hon"hon bound: my journey to hell and back with amanda knox." "48 hours" correspondent spoke with raffaele sollecito about his story. do you wish you had never met amanda knox? >> no, never. it's not her fault at all. she's innocent. she did nothing wrong. >> reporter: today raffaele sollecito is a free man. >> nothing wrong. i'm humble. >> reporter: in november 2007 raffaele sollecito and knox were portrayed in tabloids and in court as violent sex crazed killers after the body of 21-year-old meredith kercher was discovered in the house she shared with knox. >> all the world was against us, even here in america. >> reporter: it was a nightmare for a couple who had met and b

resolution it shall be in order to consider in the house the bill h.r. 5949, to extend the fisa amendments acked of 2008 for five years. all points of order against consideration of the bill are waived. the amendment in the nature of a substitute recommended by the committee on the judiciary now printed in the bill shall be considered as adopted. the bill as amended shall be considered as read. all points of order against provisions in the bill as amended are waived. the previous question shall be considered as ordered on the bill as amended and on any amendment thereto to final passage without intervening motion except one, one hour of debate with 40 minutes equally divided and controlled by the chair and ranking minority member of the committee on the judiciary. and 20 minutes equally divided and controlled by the chair and ranking minority member of the permanent select committee on intelligence. and two, one motion to recommit with or without instructions. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from florida is recognized for one hour. america online madam speaker, for the purpose of debate o

plan created by visionaries so they could provide water to move water from the colorado water to the ack we duct system to the people of arizona -- aquaduct system to the people of arizona. the c.p.a. water delivers up to 80% of my state -- to 80% of my state's population. this includes 45% of phoenix's water, the fifth largest city in the united states, and 80% of the water to the 32nd largest city in the united states, tucson. arizona we know today would not exist if this were not for this plant. the navajo generating station and associated coal mines directly employs over 1,000 arizonans, mostly native americans. additionally, according to the arizona state university study, the plant will indirectly account for more than $20 billion in impose state product and will indirectly provide for 3,000 jobs annually over the next 40 years. . i also want to point out a important part of this issue. the federal government is actually working against itself with these regulations. revenue from the sales of excess power are used to repay the federal government's debt for construction of the proje

uncle teddy got up, raised his hands and belted out -- sbd [ speaking spanish ] in a strong boston ack for the massachusetts mariachi who sang it. it was uncle teddy at his best and he gave his best to everyone he met, whether a sick child, an injured soldier, an unemployed worker. that idea guided him through the bigger battles. to guarantee the right to organize, to end apartheid, bring peace to northern ireland and health care to all. it guides us in a tough campaign ahead. as we fight for our middle class in an economy that's built to last, defend a woman's receipt to choose, keep a college education affordable, protect our seniors' retirement security, and ask every american to do their part to safeguard the promise of this country. four years ago, uncle teddy marvelled at the grit and grace of a young senator who embodied the change our country sorely needed. as we pause today to remember senator kennedy, we recommit ourselves to the leader he entrusted to carry on our cause. thank you, very much. >> for all those whose cares have been our concern, the work goes on, the cause end

i want to, before he leaves, i'd like to ack nooj toda acknowledy may be one of the more important dayson foreign policy that takes place in the united states senate. because whichever way the paul resolution goes and this resolution goes is going to determine the direction america goes in terms of foreign policy. are we engaged? are we firm? are we the greatest power on the face of this earth? or do we recede, as we did prior to world war ii, and put our nation in yep i did again? i don't vote for receding. i think it's time to be strong. if there was ever a position to be strong on, it's nuclear proliferation and the possibility of iran possessing nuclear fissionable material to make a wet. so i want to commend senator graham for his leadership on armed forces, his leadership on this issue and his leadership on the floor of the united states senate. he is a beacon of hope in a body that needs it right now. and i want to also commend him for getting 82 cosponsors. i agree with him. we could not agree that sunday's a day of rest if we had to have a vote on it. but to get 82 people to co