that is al jazeera.com. an up or down payment. why can't the majority of americans can't buy a home. and social security is it there for you to retire? and twitter goes on sale by as early as november 7th but does it have the right game plan? i'm ali velshi and this is real money. this is real money. you are the most important part of the show so join our live conversation with the next half hour, use the #@real money. >>> the bad news, homes are becoming less affordable. i want to talk to you about home affordability. the most important factor in the equation is your income. the next is the actual price of the home. the mortgage, not just the rate but how much it is going to be. you figure that out by calculating what percentage of your income will go to your mortgage payment on a monthly basis. the national association of realtors take all those factors into account in its monthly home affordability index. this is the way it's look like in the last year. it shows nationwide, affordability has come down fro

and news and sport and business and al jazeera.com the focus on the website, india.hoon has made landfall in eastern china and hit several hours ago forcing self of hundreds of people out and waves of 20 meters high are hitting the coast and craig reports. >> reporter: the typhoon came at the end of national week here in china and everybody was away on holiday, some 7,000 tourists had to be evacuated where this typhoon came ashore and tracked across the pacific and directly north and turned left at the top of taiwan before slamming into southeast china and causing a lot of damage there to crops, trees and several of the villages within the area. one million people were moved before the typhoon reached the area, some 70,000 fishing boats were returned to port after this typhoon did the damage we are seeing there right now. several people are missing and no reports of deaths yet but there is another typhoon on the way. typhoon donna has started to get steam in the pacific and is also heading north. the track is heading for japan and we should see it reaching japan in a

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more news on the website al jazeera.com. spending tends to slow down, hitting the entire economy. second, robust home sales with increase demand in the larger economy. housing has these tent identicals that go far beyond housing, carpentry, lumber, furnishings, pickup truck sales to contractors. moving in a new home comes with additional spend on the ground home improvement, big tickest purchases, furniture, applieses. housing over the last year has helped to boost sales at building and garden reply. by 7.6%. that's just an example. most homes told in this country are used homes, exit are homes as we call them. a small percentages of new homes, new home construction creates a lot of jobs, in september we saw 20,000 construction jobs add today the economy in an otherwise disappointing employment report. a drop in pending home sales could reverse the gauges. of the 9 million jobs lost in the last reception, more than a million of them were in-housing and scan instruction alone. so whether or not you are about to buy or sale a home right now. coming slow down in america's housing mar

we will see you back here at 11:00 eastern with the news and you can get the latest on al jazeera.com. . >> a a guy this his late 20s, also america diplomacy has been in over drive. if the the u.s. is exceeding or outside -- they are the ones getting stronger. and this is the man the mexican version of tyler perry. his new film is breaking box office records in the u.s. could he and perry be changing the way hollywood does business? >> hello. welcome to "consider this" we begin after his resent arrest. he has become the arrest of the dark side of the internet. the dark said that as he reports includes drugs, child pornography all for sale and nearly impossible to track. >> i feel like the world was influx for sure. >> 29-year-old ross william in a you tube video last year. >> according to federal prosecutors, he was the mastermind. hind the biggest online drug bizarre. he was arrested in a library in san francisco tuesday and charged him with tar cotic narcs traffitrafficking and attempte murder. for the last two and a half years, under the alias pirate roberts taken from the characte

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center for disease control to find out if a hope for a cure is implement and go to al jazeera.com and al jazeera. >> ali: fed wofederal workers ak on the job but millions of americans are looking for work. america's working poor. >> they are highly educated but struggling to make ends meet. >> plus craft brewers are looking at ways to make money. i'm ali veshi and this is "real money." >> welcome to "real money" you are the most important part of the show. >> congress found away to end the government shutdown and get workers back on the job. but millions of americans remain unemployed. and as far as we know the unply unemployment rate is below 6%. the september's job report is scheduled for release on tuesday. >> the job growth has been inconsistent with big gains in one month offset by another month. we should add 200,000 or more net new jobs a months. that means the jobs added and the jobs su sub strablghtd trac. well tuesday's job's report will kick off the release of a flood of other data that was backed up in washington. ahead of that report i asked austin for his insight on the

up to date with all the news around the world on our website, all you have to do is click on al jazeera.com. starting to burn just thinking what damage a default could do to their wealth. is buying gold the smart move or a fool'ser rand? we'll help you take emotion out of your approach to keeping your money safe. i'm ali velshi. this is "real money." ♪ >>> this is "real money." you are the most important part of the show, so join our live conversation for the next half hour by using the hashtag ajreal money on twitter. we're ten days away from when the treasury secretary says his -- [ technical difficulties ] -- so let me start with what the actual problem is. every day the treasury brings in money from taxes and other sources, and it pays money out. some days the government takes in more money than it pays out, but in general it pays out more than it takes in. to make up the shortfall, the treasury needs to borrow money from the public. this is a copy of a treasury security. this is a 30-year savings bond. there are treasury bills, notes, and other bonds that investors can purchase to lend

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reminder you can keep up to date with the news on our website at al jazeera.com, al jazeera.com is thelick on to. now let's take a look at the weather around the world with everton and we have tropical systems bearing down on china and the u.s. and what can they expect in the next few days? >> yes, steven, not looking terrific at the moment across the northwest pacific and to systems and we have a tropical depression 23 w it's called and a catchy name and will follow on from a rather more active system. this is typhoon making its way just to the south of shanghai and clearly defined and pretty well organized and we are talking about winds of 165 kilometers per hour and gusting to 200 kilometers and landfall to the south of shanghai some time on sunday and wet weather pushing through and also windy weather may also have some impact on what is taking place in korea this week and we will have to wait and see on that. we have another tropical storm, the first named storm of the season which may impact the united states. it will make land fall through the next couple of days, storm of karen

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more news on the website al jazeera.com. spending tends to slow down, hitting the entire economy. robust home sales with increase demand in the larger economy. housing has these tent identicals that go far beyond housing, carpentry, lumber, furnishings, pickup truck sales to contractors. moving in a new home comes with additional spend on the ground home improvement, big tickest purchases, furniture, applieses. housing over the last year has helped to boost sales at building and garden reply. by 7.6%. that's just an example.

>>> lots more on our website as always, al jazeera.com is the address. get the latest on all the stories we're covering. plenty of commentary and analysis. all there for you. but you wouldn't know it if you look at their spending habits. we'll show you the disconnect and show you why it matters. and the fire sale in detroit. one man is on the mission to make sure that foreclosed properties stay in the hands of locals. have no fear the underdog is here. all of us fit the bill and we have more power than you might think. i'm david schuster in for ali velshi. and this is "real money." >> this is "real money" and you are the most important part of the show. join our live conversation for the next half hour by using hashtag aj real money on twitt twitter. today we received a worrying sign of how much you the consumeconsume--how much confide that you the consumer have in the economy. it's weighing down confidence, and when that happens it usually brings a drop in spending and causes a drag in the economy: yet, that has not stopped you from shopping. amazon, fo

we will be back here and you can find the latest on al jazeera.com. >>> on "america tonight" new pressure points top war on terror. the u.s. strategy that put al qaeda leaders on notice and off balance. >> al-shabab does not know what the u.s. might or might not do. >> and tackling the redskins. the quarterback and chief makes an automobile, will the nfl carry tout play? >> if i were the owner of the team and i knew that there was name of my team that a story in history that was offending a sizable group of people i would think about changing it. >>> good evening, thanks for joining us. two u.s. strikes on targets in africa and what they might signify about washington's changing approach to the fight against terror. over the weekend in two separate and according to white house officials unrelated admissions, navy seals moved in on al qaeda linked leadersn somalia and hreub yeah. the operation in tr ipo li meant key figure wanted in connection with the 1998 bombings in africa. the mission targeting a leader of the al qaeda franchise known as al-shabab didn't turn out as the u.s. military h

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remember there is plenty more on our website, you can get up to date with all of the latest stories al jazeera.com is the address, news and announcements is all there for you. >> the speaker is now midnight and the great government of the united states is now closed. >> at 1 12:01 in the morning th government shut down and why it happened and what the fall out may look like. ♪ good morning, this is al jazeera america and i'm thomas and good to have you with us, for the first time in 17 years the u.s. government has shut down. republicans and democrats in the house and senate could not come to a deal to pass a temporary budget to keep things running and the house approved a last-ditch effort this morning seeking to set up a committee with the senate to resolve their differences over the president's health law. the senate will reconvene in four hours now and harry reid placed the blame squarely on the tea party shoulders. >> it's embarrassing that these people who are elected to represent the country are representing the tea party, the anacists of the country and following every step of the way and

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log on to al jazeera.com. will have more of "america >> welcome to al jazeera i'm richelle carey. here are the top stories we're covering this hour. president obama met with house leaders at the white house on wednesday, but they couldn't work out a deal. democrats say now is not the time to argue for changes to obamacare. and it looks like the shut down will not impact the navy air force game and the are army boston college game. the funding for these games came from outside forces and did not have to be approved through

you can always get the latest news at al jazeera.com. >> washington, d.c. still reeling from a mentally dissturbed woman who ran a car through barricades before she was shot oh by police. did it cause police to over react and shoot her or were they slim doing their job. also what does the government shut down say about the state of congress. were asking some within who jumped ship. we will talk to brad miller of north carolina. >> the dangers of concussions in sports, not just football. we will go in to the scary numbers and why parents should be concerned. >>> welcome to "consider this" we begin with the question after nearly violent incident in a forced the 9/11 world from a shut down from the entire city during the boston man hunt to the shooting of a connecticut woman at the capitol. lock down and massive displace of force are tactics that are getting more scrutiny. >>> as officers surrounded a 34-year-old, she drove away leading them on a high speed chase. for the second time in two weeks the nation's capitol went on lock down. a ha mentally ill than s

log on to al jazeera.com. e will have more of "america tonight" tomorrow. >>> welcome to al jazeera america. here are the headlines. 8,000 federal work eerers will t go back to work. president obama met with house and senate leaders and house speaker john boehner said the president is not willing to negotiate. democrats say this is not the time to change obamacare. the obama administration said it's working hard all part of the affordable care act. some people complained that they haven't been able to log on to the sight in the last couple of days. coverage doesn't tpaeubgt until january 1st and open enrollment will continue until march

log on to al jazeera.com. ill have more of "america >>> at least 60 people reported to have died and 250 are missing after a boat sinks off the italian coast. >>> welcome to al jazeera live from our news center this doha. also ahead on the program, help for the starving in syria. the u.n. asks for immediate access to send in aid. >>> the leader of greece's far right golden dawn party is jailed as his second in command appears in

and you wrote a piece for al jazeera.com and where the shut down coverage -- we need journalists to thoeld politicians for extremist actions not to ten able them. what are journalists doing tone able them. >> this story is an amazing story and the government shut down and the congress' basic job is to keep congoing. something is terribly long.. there needs to be an enter sense. the press needs to explain to people who th what the problem . >> didn't john do just that? >> john did aned a mir rabble job like that. people don't do editorials so much. they read the lines of the front page and the t it said congress fails to stop shut down. it's congress that is to blame. it's also clear that the issue isn't how much they are willing to spend. they agreeed on that. issue is whether or not you can go ahead with the affordable care act. if if you are looking from that advantage point then you easily argue that it's not two weeks ago but u two years ago. and republicans have been trying for a long time, house republicans in particular to, get leverage to get the democrats to negotiate on this. >>

log on to al jazeera.com/america tonight. tell us what you would like to see in a nightly air. also you can join the conversation with us on twitter. we will have updates. have a good night. . >> welcome to al jazeera america. here are the top stories we are following at this hour. the u.s.g. is in shut down mode for the first time in 17 years. a live look from washington as congress misses the deadline. the house and senate fail to come to an agreement on part of the legislation that would effect the affordable care act. the partial shut down will not effect all government employees. despite the shut down, health exchanges are rolling out. the exchanges are the bread and butter of the affordable care act. also known as obama care. a top level meeting between the.s

you can go online and find us on al jazeera.com have a good night. >>> hello, welcome to "mesh tonight" the weekend edition. were hearing from a troubled young woman. her behavior interrupted all schedules in the city on thursday as she led officers in a high the speed chase here in pennsylvania avenue. all the while with her 1-year-old daughter in the back seat. cameraman was on the scene. he was working on a different story when he focused in to capture the chaos. he tells us his story. >>> / was shooting a story on the shut down and happened to be shooting a protestor walking up towards me. there's the the protestor right now you see. behind her you see what looked like a motorcade but it's a police chase. >> there's a lot all the time. you noticed e immediately? they were in the background of the shot. it was pretty loud but instantly it came right to us there. >> you went to macro. i went to 2x, zoomed in and saw what you saw here. they were screaming at her, "get out of the car" and just like the movies she rammed back and forth. there's five gunshots that's what i counted. >> di

i'll see you back here for the news and you can get the latest on al jazeera.com. >>> congress and the white house throw political blows again. two sides are further from a day than the day this all started. as the u.s. comes closer than the brink of default. how's it impacting other countries and an interest in a global scale. >>> the nfl gets hit hard by a controversy. a denial on the science linking football with lasting brain damage. we'll ask the authors of "league of denial" on how long the league has gone to save face. welcome to "consider this." we begin with week two of the government shut down and the more heated the rhetoric than in washington. the tough talks served up by president obama and house speaker john boehner at clashing press conferences. >> having talk, negotiations shouldn't require hanging the threats of a government shut down for economic chaos over heads of the american people. >> reporter: lots of talk but no deal. >> we can't raise the debt ceiling without doing something about what's driving us to borrow more money. >>> the house speaker seemed to draw a h

"consider this" is next and you can get the latest o on al jazeera.com. >> millions of veterans and their families caught in the middle of a shutdown. there is no agreement to take care of the soldiers that were killed recently fighting for america why are those that risk everything floo for their county being neglected by their government. >> president obama freezes said to the egyptian army. and did washington fundmently misjudge what happened in egypt. >> millions of parents are peope taking care of parents. i'm antonio moro. well come to "consider this." >> we begin with military survivors and dependants who could suffer serious problems from a government shutdown. >> lord when our federal shutdown delays payments of dealt benefits to the families of children dying on far away battle fields. it's time for the lawmakers to say enough is enough. >> the senate chaplin's opening prayer was almost as political as the lawmakers. >> i'm ashamed, i'm embhairsed. all of us should be. on day nine many republicans and democrats seemed to agree on one issue. it's disgrace full that the death bene

. >> you can find ryan's article on al jazeera.com about this fascinating discovery about these ticks. thanks very much. >> thank you. >> in mexico, just like here in the united states, watching too much the tv means a lot less reading. a new program that's encouraging mexican children to open a book. >> every day before she heads off to school, 6-year-old is down here. she flips between her favorite cartoons and occasional tele-novela or soap oh opera. i like to read but my parents haven't taught me. >> she admits reading isn't her priority. >> we are not acustomed to reading books. not just in this neighborhood. this country doesn't have a custom of reading. >> translator: then came the rise of powerful political media monopolies and the nightly soap opera. now mexicans get their news from tv. only 5% from newspapers. reading books is less common. >> translator: in the past half century the number oh of libraries has gone down. we're talking about a problem of literacy and education. >> reporter: mexico's president hasn't provide much leadership on the issue. during the campaign he

the show may be over but the conversation continues on our website, al jazeera.com consider this. you can also go to twitter @aj consider this. have a great weekend. >>> good evening everyone. welcome to al jazeera america. i'm john siegenthaler, in new york. no apology - that's the u.s. response after spying accusations from european allies. millions needing help - the battle syrians face from disease, hunger and violence - with winter around the corner. >> medical history - the first case of hiv remission in a child. how it happened - and can doctors do the same for other. >> pet protection - now the federal government makes sure pet food is safe.

you can get the latest news online at al jazeera.com. >> we on al jazeera america are in continuing breaking news coverage at this hour. you're looking live at the u.s. cal toll on the house floor are lawmakers are set to vote re-open the government and raise the debt limit. a short time ago the senate approved the legislation to re-open the government and raise the debt ceiling. given the off again and on again it's easy to understand it ain't over until it's over approach. both reporters and members take into a slam dunk vote on ending the government shutdown. at this hour we're still unclear about all this this. it seems the end is near for the moment. the president spoke for a short time ago. here's what he had to say. >> once this agreement arrives on my desk, i will sign it immediately. we'll begin re-opening our government immediately. we can begin to lift this cloud of uncertainty and unease from our businesses and from the american people. i'll have more to say about this tomorrow, and i've got some thoughts about how we can move forward in the remainder of the year to stay focused

get your latest on al jazeera.com. >> on "america tonight." >> feeling the pinch. >> the pain is already being felt outside of the beltway. >> what would you say to our politicians in washington right now? >> i would say if i couldn't billion my budget i would be out of a job. >> unwelcome neighbors. an overwhelming crush on the jordan community forced to host them. >>> and a new view south of the border. once known for it's trashy ways and tequila laced night life tijuana gets a make over. >> people are just enjoying the city. that is the biggest difference between now an before. >> good evening and thanks for being with us. >> i'm joie chen. the two parties that could have ended the mess. one neither is willing to budge and two, it's obviously the other side's feult. >> the tea party is still insisting they can't approve the funding measure unless they can delay the obamacare. and president obama and the lawmakers say it's just not going to happen. from the rose garden he laid the crisis at his opponents feet. at midnight last night for the first time in 17 years the republicans and co

here with the news at 11:00 eastern and 8:00 pacific time and you can get the late test news on al jazeera.com. >>> 800,000 government wo workes are at home. the -p. are we getting any closer to a deal? >> also google is being teaken to court after. >>>ing on e-mails sent through its service. how concerned should you be that your e-mails are being read? >>> and news that author tom clancy has died. spy novels have changed. we'll be join bid our best selling spy novels and the woman who discovered clancy. welcome to "consider this" we begin the ongoing government shut down. we warne warned that we are in trouble. we met with leaders late wednesday but minority leader was the only one using the word hospitaoptimistic. republicans have be gown fight other republicans. the shut down is being helt well beyond washington, d.c. >> i don't understand what it reallely means. >> reporter: workers are shut at the parks and museums. >> meanwhile, james, the director of national intelligence warned to shut down its threatening national security. >> it seriously damages all ability to protect the safety and

. >> for more and stories related to india look at our website at al jazeera.com.nd still to come here on the news hour the push for a regional trade pact to account for 40% of global trade and we have the apec sum my in bali and in sport we have brilliant goals to show you from spain and joe will be here with details in just over 15 minutes. ♪ ♪ and we are in doha with the top stories on al jazeera and attacks are reported on security targets in egypt and killed five soldiers on patrol but the suez canal and explosion at a headquarters in south sinai and in cairo we have reports of a rocket-propelled attack on a communication satellite station. >> i think it's also credit to the assad regime. >> reporter: united states praises syria government to starting to destroy the chemical weapons areasel and china is battered by a typhoon and a million people are evacuated and now it's a storm but another typhoon is threatening gusts of 160 kilometers an hour. world leaders gathered at the apec summit and high on the agenda is a huge potential trade deal. the term specific

. >> reporter: there is more on our website check out al jazeera.com and get in touch with us using twitterand that is sport for now. thank you very much indeed. more than 100,000 people crowded on rio beach on sunday for the city's annual gay pride parade and they said they wanted to raise awareness of violence committed against gay people and reenforce the lessons and it is just as intent on enjoying themselves and dancing to music and enjoying the procession along the sea front. that is it for the news hour on al jazeera and stay with us and david foster will be next with more news. we will be back in a moment. ♪ antonio mora brings you smart conversation that challenges the status quo with unexpected opinions and a fresh outlook. including yours. >> what do you think? >> consider this. unconventional wisdom. >>> the debt ceiling deadline now just four days away. the senate and the house are both trying to reach deals to make sure the government does not default for the first time in u.s. history. >>> for the first time in two weeks, lady liberty is back open for business. what some stat

our website including a preview to the new lhl season which begins a little later and check out al jazeera.comsports and more later. >> reporter: from an apple with a single bite to the swoosh or golden arches and they represent more than a brand and could be worth billions of dollars and for years coca-cola led the pack but not my more and we have more. >> reporter: in the advertising world it doesn't take much to encounter one of these and represent some of the most ubiquitus around and ten most valuable brand names and since the list began in 2000 there is a new leader, apple, the tech titan has a value of $98.3 billion, that is based on a variety of factors such as the company's financial standing, brand recognition and loyalty. at second place another familiar name, google with a $93.2 billion value. the beverage maker coca-cola appears to have lost some of its fizz and fell third after 13 at the top and has $79.2 billion. perhaps not surprising, five of the top ten brands are from the tech sector, two others, ibm and ge also have a technology brunch but are classified differently. togeth

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there is more sport on our website and check out al jazeera.com/sport and details how to get in touchsing the twitter and facebook. that is it for me for now and david back to you. >> thank you very much. indeed that is just about it for me, david foster and the news hour team and company. over the next 30 minutes, thank you for watching us here on al jazeera. ♪ all next week america tonight investigates the campus rape crisis. >> serial rape is the norm on college campuses. >> i know that when i did report, i was blamed. >> then this friday at nine eastern, we open up the conversation in a live town-hall event. sex crimes on campus, a special week of coverage and live town-hall on america tonight nine eastern. only on al jazeera america. >> embroiled in an embarrassing spy scandal, president obama may order the n.s.a. to stop eaves dropping on the leaders of american allies, stripping the agency of some of its powers. >> a pakistan. >> i family that lost their grandmother to a drone strike is on capitol hill to tell their story. first, they share it with aljazeera america. >> sex cri

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