. >> i am happy we don't have .ain nice and quiet on the beltway. maryland and virginia, overnight hastruction and tysons wrapped up on schedule,. the same story passing new hampshire ave. no delays. interstate 95 in maryland, near route 100 there's an incident towards bwi marshall, little bit of an obstacle. add a couple extra minutes. 270 is quiet through germantown, towards the capital beltway and over the anacostia also niceo town is quiet at this hour. back to you. >> thank you. an effort underway to make sure children areoung safe when they go for a ride. the transportation secretary and will kick off child today with aety conference and a demonstration at an elementary school in northwest d.c. the national traffic highway carty administration says crashes are the number-one children under the age of talks. >> and naturalization ceremony to mark the signing of the u.s. constitution. 225 people will be sworn in as citizens and that at the archives building. homeland security secretary janet napolitano will give the address. 150 years since pres

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a topless photo scandal rocks the royal palace, as prince william and kate sue aine in a paparazzi skirmish reminiscent of the late princess diana. >> announcer: from the global resources of abc news, with terry moran, cynthia mcfadden and bill weir in new york city, this is "nightline," september 14th, 2012. >> good evening, i'm bill weir. well, the fires of anti-americanism are burning around the world tonight. all sparked by a film called "the innocence of muslims," which may not even be a real film. only a laughably amateurish trailer exists online, created by a convicted fraudster in hiding and described by one man who worked on it as something like a "saturday night live" sketch directed by the three stooges. but even the lamest portrayal of the prophet muhammad as a thug and child rapist was enough to enrage crowds on a deadly scale today. the u.s. state department is deeming with a full-blown crisis. tonight, even as they mourn four of their own. some were small pockets of chanting and flag burning. others, exploded into deadly riots. but if we put all the demonstrations on a map, y

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it does look good on the weather board. 72 in berkeley. 7 ain san mateo. 68 in pacifica. as we mentioned, a lot of matchups in the bay area. huge rivalry, stanford verse usc. temperatures at 2:00 p.m. in the upper 70s. sun and clouds. a little more cloud cover there by health care p.m. right around kickoff time. by 6:00 p.m., low cloud cover and temperatures will start to drop. then for sunday, right here on nbc, another big matchup. 49ers will be on that nfl coverage verse the detroit lions. and we'll expect that typical san francisco weather with some cooler air, 60s and also fog. so for tailgaters, remember the jacket or just have some sort of barbecue cranked up and some sort of warm beverage. that always helps. >> or ice cold. >> or ice cold. you could do that if you have a fire pit going or what not. the seven-day forecast, we'll see numbers in the mid 80s as we head throughout next week. no huge rain storms as we head throughout the next couple days. that's good news. >> thank you, jeff. >> thank you. >> we're counting down to first pitch. giants and diamoe diamond

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far as this morning right now in cleveland, rain moving in fp interstate 80 heading towds youngsto,ainu. it won't last that long, but definitely bring the umbrella. many other areas of rain through the ohio valley, too. down around areas around cincinnati and lexington, ao dealing with wet weather. so as far as the forecast goes, it won't rain all day. pe'lr sa le off per o . down through maryland and delaware, some showers have raced overnight through new england. the next shot of rain will probably be later today through areas of new york and d.c., more for the eveningide home than this morning. but a lot of clouds out there, definitely not the sunshine and blue skies we've all gotten ud ale w weather from kansas city through st. louis, southern illinois is once again dealing with stormy weather. and the southern portion of the country should be warm and dry. a strip from oklahoma right through the ohio river into new england that we'll be dealing enouhe uing offet he weekend, a lot of us on the eastern seaboard will have to deal with clouds and on and off rain. >> sounds like a good

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and joining me inside "the war room" for ain sight on the 100% is journalist michael grunwald, the author of the new new deal, the hidden story of change in the obama era. he's also "time" magazine's senior national correspondent and haase the author of this week's cover story one nation subsidized under god. how big government underwrites your life. so glad you're inside "the war room." thank you for helping to illustrate this important issue. >> thank you for having me. >> jennifer: you bet. i was interested you had sent out a tweet. you wrote i get a mortgage deduction, child care deduction benefits tax-deferred 3401k business expenses up the with a zoo. -- up the wazoo. it is perfectly timed for your article and what romney had said, i'm sure you didn't plan it that way on purpose but do you think it will actually bring to light the fact that government is omnipresent in people's lives in ways they don't realize? >> i don't know. people are aware that you know, our police and our trash pickup is sort of government subsidized. we have public roads and bridges. i don't think people thin

this was at a maximum security 10 inmates--was ain injured. and one inmate was shot from a prison guard. no word on the cause. >> we are going to see very little change is going for tomorrow but more changes by friday. the wind will clear that fog and cooling the temperatures. 60s, 70's expected for tomorrow. however, 80s but short lived as the good towards cooler weather. and temperatures are going to be in the '70s in the south by. 77 degrees in los gatos. semaphore in san jose. in an velez, 70's, 80's, and 84 degrees in antioch. 83 degrees in fairfield. 60s with upper 60s, for the coast. it should clear, earlier tomorrow. more sunshine and temperatures will be more widespread 70's. a look at your extended forecast with much of the same as we go towards friday. warmer weather expected and less fog. pumping up and as a disturbance moves over towards the weekend that will bring us more cloud coverage and cooler weather. >>pam: gary? >> coming up the latest from detroit and alex smith. pressing along. we will have that story and the high school

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the guy runninagainst you is amthy ing ains obama.atch him in action. >> the presidential thing is bound to have an impact on every election. you know, whether you're a democrat or republican. if you'rstand bearer for the president is not doing well it's going to reflect on the wn boll ballot. >> right now, obama leads romney by seven points in wisconsin. what effect do you think -- when you're traveling every day, working 24 hours a day practically campaigning, your head is around meeting people, remembering names, being nice to peop, and trying to think. the other thing going on the ole me, ey'rtr t thtoe r id how does that get into people's minds, do you think, when they're talking to you? >> yeah, i have to tell you that when people are focusing othe u.s. senate race they're asking themselves a couple basic questions, whose side are you on? who's fighting for the hard working middle class families of wisconsin? they know i'm on their side and that's what i've done. they're also learning a lot about what tommy tmpson has been doing

akin ain any better now, is he, than he was ght after he sa that, politically speaking. ae'nee.s. the republicans were in the midair phase of this flip-flop to say they were going to reconsider when he criticized and attacked claire mccaskill for not being ladylike. they're reconsidering for several reasons. one, romney is fading. two, their prospects of controlling the senate are fading. an thr, th wgeg lo pressure from the tea party folks, from people like jim demint, from newt gingrich, rick santorum, as if those guys hadn't done enough for the republican party already this year by forcing romney way to the right. but this is a really hard decision politicallynd practically for republans to rst'in ca of money if they go back in. they canceled all the air time. to buy the spots now would cost five or six times more than the y taly there in the first place. secondly, it's not politically good for the republican party or for mitt romney or for their senate and house candidates be associated in any way with this guy. they already hava huge gder , didn't drop out. the voters are goi

> this pring brings front and center the abysmal and lack of clear foreign policy by president obam ain the middle-east. powell powell said if we went into iraq, that would be the pottery barn test -- if we break it, we own. this is the case with president obama with egypt, libya and most of the arab spring, which is radical government in countries that helph people, albeit authority eightive that we were able to deal with and understood our interests and helped to protect our interests. this president is presiding over, as you point out, a swelling cal dron that shows what happens when the world economy is not led by a strong american resolve. >> eric: sally, is this an abysmal foreign policy as tony said? >> no. there are two very different philosophies here of foreign policy, one in which the united states tries to impose its will on the world and the other, which has been the president's take all along, which says, we are going to be an ally to people who seek human rights, democracy and freedom around the world, which is trying to spread american values and american interests aroun

i'm marla ain for kris sanchez. let's take a look at the weather. >> it's chilly out there. we have 40s on the board. as we get closer to fall, sop of our mornings when you don't are clouds can drop off pretty quickly into the 40s overnight. now, notice the wind speeds, light into livermore, breeze into fairfield this morning. it is foggy. napa and santa rosa, visibilities which will be breaking up. trivalley will be climbing into the upper 80s. i think a few low 90s today and warmer for tomorrow. if your labor day plans, 60s on the coast, 80s and 90s inland and we'll talk about changes ahead in the full seven-day forecast coming up in a few minutes. >> thanks so much. >>> new this morning, a vigil will be held today for a sanyo say firefighter who suffered a heart attack while on the job. frank ryan is being treated at regional medical center in sanyo say. he remains in critical condition after suffering that heart attack last thursday. it happened while ryan was battling the three-alarm fire. t a spanish mass will follow at noon. >>> also new today, police are investigatin

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reri ain poverty than when president obama took office, and 15 milliomore are on food stamps.y plan will create 12 million new jobs over the next four years. >> i'm sorry, that was actually a little poetic license by jimmy kimmelve buom really does care. just listen as he explained his compassionate side to nbc's ron mott last night. >> don't forget, i got erybody in my state insured, 100 % of te kids in our s h hh ra i dot think there's anything that shows more empathy and care about the people of this country than that kind of record. >> wow, what a great argument for defending the president a's affordable care act. romney went straight up onto the podium and told us what he really thinks of helping to cover theuninred. o ce is really exhibit number one of the president's political philosophy, and that is that government knows better that be people how to run their lives. mitt romney, it's 4:, ju d to election. do you know where your playbook is? let's get right to our handle. with us from washington, msnbc political analyst karen finney, dana mill bank, a political columnis

s, t ain opened that debate about the role of iran and what's happening but are they relational? yes. they're very rational and y can talk to them. there's many players in the i ran yan politicalst did be in office after june. we need to understand that. there's elections and somebody else might replace him. he's not as pular as we think. today, if you look at of how much he's hated in own country, re opessed his own people in 2009, the economy and this is what people look at. he really destroyed the economy by pushing the whole world, to put more sanction on him and on the iranian central bank and ruined the country. he is the worst pr for his people. >> ru,ackosrhe united states, president obama barely discussed israel in the speech at the u.n. he didn't meet with netanyahu. is that -- are those this t isisteo and pick up on or is that really just stuff we talk about here? >> i think israelis, they look on the level of cooperation that we had with them and it's been the best in maybe in the last three prency. the level of securityt 'r granted. look. if we look at iran, who's do

san francisco, 69. 8 ain santa rosa. and 70 in pacifica. that is the warmest.ind low 06's in half moon bay. berkeley, 72. vallejo, 79. three-day forecast has low 9 o's inland. friday and saturday. then that ocean ac will kick in for a lot of the bay area by sunday. temperatures start to drop into the 80s. here comes that larger increase by next week. tuesday, wednesday, and thursday, we have mid 80s inland. i'm being conservatives on the numbers. we could see upper 7 o's. no rain at this point. but it is a pattern transitioning. you know, for about the first time in three years it seems like fall is around the corner and the numbers are actually responding. so we'll see what this year has in store for us. >> thanks a lot. >> you're welcome. >> let's get to sports. >> live in the comcast newsroom to tell us what's going on. >> janelle and diane, how you doing, everybody? let's get it started with baseball. giants have the day off. they get ready for their series with arizona and the diamondbacks. the bay area team was in action. the as had a chance to make a lit

what governor romney is trying to do is point out the fundamental differences between his faith ain theand the president's view we should invest in companies and have more government intrusion on the economy, and we've had, frankly, a failed recovery, and then on foreign policy, whether we're going to lead from behind and have the type of turmoil in the middle east or mitt romney's position of peaceable strength and leadership can leave america better off. >> let me explain this both to you. president clinton is about to reveal what he to say about it. a really big story in new york. nothing to do with the cgi, u.n., or anything else. all about the nfl match. president obama weighed in on twitter. nfl fans on both sides hope the lockout will end soon. >> it was a close call. i think the rules state if you have dual possession in the end zone, the offensive team wins, so i -- i really think it was a tough call, and a scramble there, but i think the referees got it right. >> wow. controversial position, mr. crowley. >> i also think president clinton got it right when he said america is go

education and in the infrastructure, and romney has no record oft, and paul ryan has a recordf being ainso i don't see how anybody's going to vote for them. >> on the stage, the theatrics of it all and the semanticof it as well, mike rowe is up there talking about the very pe tmiomwa dissing behind closed doors at that fund-raiser. he can't say it about them, but maybe this guy can. maybe i'll hand the microphone to this guy, this guy named mike rowe, who wears a workman's hat and a sweatshirt and goes around and has pretty good vibility, maybe he can get up there d saateadoe t e s. nds omt a desperate move, the choreoaphy of all of this. >> well, it's really based, ed, on the idea that the american people are stupid and they'll forget what he said last week. and now he comes with this show today and says, no, that wasn't me last week. he comes with this show today and said that wasn't me last week. that -- you forget about that guy. i'm a guy who really cares about working people. the american voters are not -- they did not miss the point about the 47% who don't pay income tax. unployed

dark plumes of smoke filled the air from a massive explosion in ain issa-- 25 miles from the turkish border. opposition activists said a syrian fighter jet had attacked a gas station, triggering the blast. and turkey beefed up its forces on its side near a key syrian border outpost that rebels seized yesterday. on the diplomatic front, the u.s. and other members of the group friends of the syrian people met in the netherlands to discuss tightening economic sanctions on syria in a bid to push president bashar assad from power. >> what i can say is that i stick to the message that with regard to mr. bashar assad, it's not a question whether he will leave office but wh he will leave office. >> warner: but in damascus, syria's minister of national reconciliation insisted other countries are the real obstacles to peace efforts by new u.n. envoy lakhdar brahimi. >> ( translated ): i would say that the issue facing mr. syrians are fully cooperative with him, his crisis is because of the credibility of the superpowers that are disabling the project of solving the syrian crisis. they have to

good evening, ain dre ya. great to have you here. >> thanks so much. our education nation summit. and joining us today education secretary arne duncan, new york city schools chancellor dennis wolcott, also my conversation with former secretary of state condoleezza rice that kicked off the summit today. and chelsea clinton with a reading revolution in one city. all that next on "andrea mitchell reports." >>> i'm meteorologist bill karins with your business travel forecast. after a chilly start what a beautiful afternoon it's going to be in so many areas of the country today. from the great lakes to the ohio valley, all through the eastern seaboard. little hotter from areas of texas back out into arizona. we're still pretty warm in many areas of the intermountain west. nice in l.a. today, 78. enjoy your day. ♪ leaving my homeland ♪ playing a lone hand ♪ my life begins today ♪ ♪ fly by night away from here ♪ ♪ change my life again ♪ ♪ fly by night, goodbye my dear ♪ ♪ my ship isn't coming ♪ and i just can't pretend oww! ♪ [ male announcer ] careful, you'r

one of the least controversial things you couldossibly aginthe itta rn ain. well, a bill to adjust that payment for the cost of living was brought to the senate floor last thursday. it was expected to go ahead. no muss, no fuss, who's going to argue with that? it was blocked by someone in governor romney's party. an unnamed republican senator surviving spouses and children's payment for soldiers killed in the war. the same hold is also affecting e disability payments to soldiers who are wounded in the war. someepubcanais blocking this. we don't know who. governor romney, here's a place to start. you are now the leader of the republican party. i realize you're having a hard time getting the training wheels off when it comes to natnal curity, but here's an ea e. should that senator from your own party lift that hold on the cost of living adjustment to the payments to those people who we sort of owe it to? should a republican senator who's holding this up keep that hold in place or drop it? you're the leader of that party. do youave anything to y on th here's an

if hdoeshat ain,ll ke idown to six. if you want to say i'll take it down two or three points further, just stay on that continuum. let's take a look at this. a new obamcampaign ad just put out a powerful ad airing in swing states that uses romney's own words against him. let's listen to this. >> there are 47% othe people who wi ve for e prident noteat who are dependent upon government, who believe that they're victims, who believe that government has a responsibility to care for them, who believe that they're entitled to health care, to food, to housing, to you name it and they will vote for this president no matter what. and so my job is not to worry about those people. i wi never convince them they should take personal responsibility and care for their lives. >> what do you think of that ad, guys? you first, mark. >> you know, wn the video first came out of governor romney talking, wasnur itlde nglfe, but it has a lot of resonance with voters, certainly has a lot of resonance with the chattering class, and that ad is

are they taking this as a damning report or ain se sense clearing-- certainly clearing? >> well, both, on one hand it's a damning report, it really tells you that there are a lot of signs that people had that they could have stopped this. that they could have prevented hundreds of these weapons from going across the border. at the same time there's been a cloud that's hung over the department with the attorney general under fire and this clears him of any responsibility necessarily of the actions directly here at the same time, this shows there was terrible management failures at the justice department, at a.t.f., they failed to manage the situation and failed to prevent in the case of bryan terry, a death. >> brown: as to, for example, congressman darrell issa, who is one of the people pushing the administration very hard on this and attorney general eric holder, i saw a statement today where he says today's report confirms findings of his congressional investigation so the political toking and froing would continue here. it don't sound like republicans would satisfied.

but we finally got to a point where our home values are auall rising ain. so we've driven foreclosures down with the president's help, home values are rising. the unemployment is certainly lower than it was three years ago. and not as low as we need to drive it. >> rose: do you believe the economy would be in better shape if the president had not decided that he had to go for health-care reform because the time was right, he had the majority in both houses of congress and it was the time to move on health care. >> well, let's-- i think at tre was what i think on health care. i think the president as a party can make the argue that we should have made that when small businesses and family-owned businesses are parting with an additional 15%, 17%, 20% every year for their health care, they cannot invest those dollars in promoting their business and expanding jobs. i think we failed as a party for the president to make that economic argument. >> rose: why do you think health care became a driving force in the 2010 election? >> because it's theiggest ag on our d

yields in spap ain are still of course elevated, and italy 5.23%. and in the uk, the ten year lower 1.75. and on the legality of the esm, we also do have the election in the netherlands, as well. we're currently at the level of 127.86, euro just up by 0.2% against the dollar. dollar-yen at 78.21. aussie drar bringing back some ground today after falling yesterday. in the asian markets,doll small gains coming through. but let's check in with more detail across the region in singapore. >> quite a bit of a selldown here in asia, although we did see pockets of resistance as you highlighted. and also just a short time ago, we actually got data coming out from china. in fact just about a day earlier, coming in slightly below expectations, plus 13.5%. expectation was plus 14%. yuan lending slightly higher than expected. these figures are quite interesting because remember we had august bank lend figures that boomed way past expectations. the figure in dollar terms coming in somewhere around $111 billion. so i think that the fact money supply growth came in

the jury deliberation will retrial of ain the former orangy roommate. fascinate. overturned.er montgomery county will honor veterans today including 97-year-old -- and 175 r veterans with ties to county.ry honored for their the mosturing one of difficult times. it starts at 10:30. it is open to the public. let us get a look at traffic. jamie.check in with crewshalf 270 i watched to thestock car shoulder. we are moving here, to the far side, very slow. back in the delays near 118. moments ago, crews just three the lines to 50 h annapolis. had the left lane closed while. delays still for a while. just cleared. let us check back in with jacqui jeras. >> the traffic and weather better. the skies are starting to clear t. arlington, 58 degrees. 58 at dulles. temperatures tomorrow will be colder. temperatures about maybe five, below average. mostly sunny. to 72. >> thank you. we are back at noon. "live with kelly and michael" is