shot of what else did the president have to say well why did we have putin in speaking with the associated press strongly warned the west against unilateral action against syria and also said that if the united states has proof that chemical weapons were used by the bashar al assad regime then it must be presented

prosecutors say donald sachtleben told the associated press about an undercover agent who infiltrated an al qaeda bomb making group in yemen. the investigation of the leak stirred controversy when the justice department secretly seized thousands of phone records from the associated press. our senior correspondent john miller is joining us now. john, remind us of this undercover operation that the leak exposed. >> so this was may of 2012, scott, and this was the new and improved redesign of the so- called underwear bomb. this was an actual plot where an al qaeda operator was supposed to wear that bomb on a flight in a suicide mission to new york, to the united states. instead he turned out to be an undercover british intelligence agent who had penetrated the group and disrupted that plot. they were very upset because they thought they could further exploit all of the things that came with that information if they had a little longer to work with it when it leaked. >> pelley: how was the former f.b.i. agent, sachtleben exposed? >> well, one thing was the associated press had its telepho

that is being reported by the associated press. we're also waiting for the president at the white house. just about two miles away from the scene. this is -- it's very tough to know at the time that we don't want to go overboard with the additional reports. gregg: on the left-hand side of the screen, these news conferences are delayed simply because law enforcement is trying to gather all their facts together and they're trying to get the latest information. rod wheeler is our guy with the latest information because he's tapping his sources. rod, what have you learned? >> i can confirm that there are several fatalities. i don't know the exact number. i actually heard that about a half an hour ago. i didn't want to report it because it wasn't confirmed yet. there are several people still in the hospital. i have heard there are 12 victims total. there's supposedly now just one gunman, although the swat unit, they're still in the building over there and they're sweeping the entire building but there's a second building from what i'm b

according to the associated press, alexis was being treated at the va for multiple disorders including hearing voices. eight victims of been identified publicly, all of them are believed to be civilians or contractors. according to mother jones, it is the fifth mass shooting in the united states since the massacre at sandy hook elementary school less than a year ago. president obama responded to the shooting on monday. >> we are confronting yet another mass shooting. today it happened on a military installation in our nation's capital. it is a shooting that targeted our military and civilian personnel. these are men and women who are going to work, doing their job protecting all of us. >> the shooting comes just after a major report on gun ownership in the united states confirmed the link between homicide rates in the number of people who own guns. according to the study in the american journal of public health, for each one percent increase in gun ownership, the rate of people murdered by firearms increased by .9%. the researchers found "states with higher rates of gun ownership a dis

the investigation into the leak involved the seizure of the associated press phone records. he became a suspect when the phone records were examined. he also admitted he possessed child pornography. he'll get 11 years and eight years in prison under a plea deal for both crimes. >>> president obama addresses the united nations general assembly this morning. the impact over iran's nuclear program, one of the key issues at this week's meeting. and the presence of iran's new president gives a potential for progress and a possible get together between the two leaders. vinita nair has more. from the united nations. >> reporter: president obama will address the opening at the u.n. general assembly meeting but it's the possibility of a more intimate talk that is drawing the most attention. iranian president hassan rouhani could meet face-to-face with president obama today. if it happens it will be the first time the leaders of the two countries talked since the iranian revolution in 1979. officials have not ruled out the possibility, but say no meeting is scheduled. but iran and the

the associated press quoting egyptian officials the interior minister survived a car explosion. we're flyin trying to get in toh with our correspondents on the ground. >>> in a few hours from now, a summit of the world's biggest economies will begin in russia. members of the g-20 are expected to talk about financial issues. russian president vladimir pew did is hosting. and putin has accused the u.s. secretary of state john kerry of lying. >> translator: i have watched the debate in congress and when they asked if secretary kerry is the outside near syria kerry said no. i say officially they're not there but the rebels are a unit of al qaeda. kerry and the others know this. i don't like seeing this. we communicate with them and assume they're descent people but he lies openly and he knows that he lies. >> we are outside the balance and where the g-20 meeting will take place. any discussion on the sidelines, pete stper. >> absolutely,er every much on the margin. president obama is due here from sweden in about 19 minutes. he'll come straight to the conference center which will op

donald sacktalbin was caught when investigators secretly subpoenaed telephone records of a associated presseporters. the fbi also discovered national security documents on his computer which had been confiscated from a previous investigation into child pornography charges against him. i know it's a little bit confusing. the disgraced agent apologized for his action, however, u.s. attorney general eric holder not accepting that apology calling the national security leak, quote, among the serious he had ever seen, unquote. >>> he has been sentenced to nearly 12 years behind bars. >>> well, let's get to a bit of a positive story, kind of a mystery, the winner of that fourth largest powerball jackpot, 400 million bucks, he came forward to claim the money but don't expect to find out who he is. the mystery south carolina man choosing to remain anonymous. according to lottery officials and we've been over this, folk, you can claim the 399.4 million over 29 years or get the instant payout of 233 million. you take -- you take the lump sum, folks. >>> get this, only the second time the man had ever

where as you can see the associated press is boating navy officials now as six people are dead, that shoolgt happening around -- shooting happening around 8:20. and the situation from the united nations of syria and the situation in colorado of flooding. we'll be right back. >> we continue to follow the developments coming out of washington, d.c, that's when at 8:20 this morning, men walked into the navy yard in washington, d.c. and opened fire. the ap reporting there are six people are dead. some saying as many as ten people were wounded, others saying as many as 12. trauma centers around washington are put on alert. right now the area is on lock down. some 3,000 workers who work inside the navy yard have been told to stay in place as this situation unfolds. and also, as we were on the air just moments ago, there was this that came in to our newsroom. this of course being the results of the study by the united nations concerning chemical weapons attack. it is some 40 pages long. those results were released today. al jazeera's john teret is on the ground. john give us some major find

the associated press reporting a short while ago that the shooter is dead. "the washington post" is reporting on the website that there may be as many as three shooters including one in military fatigues, and that brings us to where we are right now as this standoff is now beginning to enter its fourth hour. joining me by noen is mark willis. he is with the bureau of alcohol, tobacco and firearms. mr. willis, are you with us? >> yes, i am. >> as you watch these scenes on your television set, you have been there before. we are reporting right now that the boston marathon unit, the boston marathon bombing unit from the atf is now headed to washington. can you confirm that? >> actually, that unit is based out of washington, d.c., so they're already on the scene there. this is the same special response team unit that was at the boston marathon bombing on the scene there. they were there to assist, and they're here in washington, d.c. to assist with this operation as well. >> mark, i'm going to tell you i may interrupt at any moment because of the mayor of washin

sources tell the associated press there are many bodies still in the mall. >> u.s. tofls are looking hard at allegations that americans are among the attackerings. they say they will not know for sure until all of the attackers are identified. the names provided so far are not on any terror watch list. what officials know is that americans have fought with this group before. >> could be very likely that there were americans involved in this attack. there are a significant number that have gone over to be trained. >> the group has been hitting hard. tracie potts will have more dew details in a live report at 6:30. >> 6:07. happening now in southern california, a brush fire burning through 190 acres in the san gabriel mountains above azusa. the fire right now 5% contained. evacuation orders have been lifted in the street nearest the plames. crews on the ground try to find an ignition point. we don't have a cause of the fire and no injuries reported. >> an oakland snabld figuring out how to rebuild after fire damaged a center of its community. the fire tore through the

the handful of women like this foreman, a clever feature writer from nebraska to work for the associate press accredited to the capitol press galleries. opportunities were limited. and listed at the bottom of all the a p representatives to the press galleries and could cover only women members of congress, you can imagine how many there were. she said the men at capitol hill were holy ground on which all was not to set foot without explicit orders. and knew she was fortunate to be employed at all. united press, the chief rival refuse the any women. when eleanor roosevelt held women reporters, was compelled to hire rudy black, a 5 the kappa graduate of the university of texas, black, who started her own news bureau in washington and had a hard time hunting up plans found eleanor a welcome change from her first lady predecessor, lou henry hoover. mrs. hoover had stayed so far away from the fresh that black had been forced to bribe a male colleague to reveal details of mrs. hoover's daily schedule so black could write an article for women's magazine. doug mitchell colleague who was brought and h

sources telling associated press the gunman who allegedly killed 12 was being treated for serious mental illness including hearing voices in his head. we are working through this information and it's changing by the hour as you can expect. here we go again. martha: i'm martha maccallum. police are saying 34-year-old aaron alexis act alone. we are hearing the radio chatter of the first responders as all this began 24 hours ago. >> we have on the 4th floor a male with a shotgun. multiple shots fired, multiple people down. we'll give you an update on the building location. >> we have an officer down building 187 on the third floor. martha: people walking out of the building with their hand over their head afraid they will get shot if they appear to be anybody but themselves. alexis was a former navy h reservist. and no word on what the motive could have been for the shooting spree. but he had thee weapons at his disposal including an ar-15 assault rifle which we have seen in several of these tragedies recently. we also know some of the names of the victims. all civilian employees at the nav

attack toldhind the the associated press that foreigners were a legitimate target. u.n. inspectors are headed back to serious today to complete an investigation into whether chemical weapons were used on civilians. theu.s. and allies say president's regime was behind last month's deadly attack near damascus. in the meantime, rebel groups say they reject the western- backed coalition authorities since it no longer represents their interest. it is officially over just minutes ago. histor ted cruz ended marathon stand against obamacare. karen travers reports. tedterday at 2:41 pm. cruz started talking on the senate floor. >> most americans could not give a flying flip -- >> redneck rule number one, most things can be fixed with the tapes and extension cords. >> i am a big fan of eating white castle. toeven read a bedtime story his daughter watching back home in texas. he is trying to do a a vote on the government spending bill and also pushing for the defunding of the president's health care law. on government will shut down october 1. that is if congress does not approve n

according to the associated press he plans to meet with senate democrats tomorrow hours before his speech at the white house. tomorrow night at 9:00 p.m. the president making the prime time appeal to the american public urging support for a limited strike on syria. >> steve se, thank you. >> a top diplomat says he is being punished for speaking out on the response the night of the attack. gregory hicks the chief mission in libya says he blaefs two of the americans who died could have been saved that night. >> i feel i have been punished. i don't know why i was punished. i don't know why i was put in a closet if you will. >> hicks is still at the state department but he has reportedly not been reassigned since being called back from libya. they say his removal from libya has nothing to do with the statements he made. >> monday at the fair turns into a nightmare for families in the state. it loses power and flings the children into one another. >> everyone was screaming. it was mayhem. it was really bad. >> people were screaming yelling running all around. i was scared i didn't even know. i

law enforcement are telling the associated press that aaron alexis was suffering a host of serious mental issues including paranoia and a sleep disorder and he was hear voices. the veteran's administration was treating him since august. he had a criminal history after being arrested in 2010 for firing a gun through his apartment cerealing and arrested in 2004 for shooting out the tires of a car at the time he said high was in an anger-fueled black wrought and discharmed from the navy serve for misconduct. that was actually an honorable discharge. his friends are saying he was a buddhist. >> he was a good guy, what i know. when he was with me, nothing to show he would be aggressive or he would shoot someone. >> he was killed in a shootout with police. police were searching for possibly two other shooters but now they believe aaron alexis acted alone. >> this morning we know the names of eight of the 12 people killed yesterday. one was 59-year-old mike arnold, a graduate of the stanford university graduate school of business. >> we do have eight names that have been released this only of th

let's look at an ap survey, the associated press did some counting in the house so far. they've got just 30 supporting intervention or leaning in favor of it. but 192 opposing u.s. involvement or leaning against it. about half the house still undecide. in the senate the associated press count 34 senators in favor. 32 opposing or out right leaning against, or 34 slightly divided. slightly better numbers there, but still a lot of work left for the administration. >> paul, what do you know about what the administration has planned to try to get more lawmakers on board to move those numbers? >> it's really a full court press, richelle. tomorrow night vice president biden having five senators over for dinner at his house. also monday the day that congress comes back into session the president is going to be taping interviews with all the major news networks and those interviews are going to air monday night ahead of tuesday's speech from the white house, and further congressional action lots of meetings and talking go going on this week. as secretary kerry said, they're still

the commission is siding with the associated press' challenge to get access to records investigators are withholding. the information could include police records related to shooter adam lanza's family. but it could be a while before anything is released. newtown officials have 45 days to appeal. twitter could soon help you in an emergency. the social network is launching a new alert system, that allows emergency officials to directly communicate, via text messages and twitter notifications, with users who opt in. more than 60 organizations have signed up, including fema and emergency management departments in several states. twitter users who sign up can decide which alerts they will get. as world leaders gather for the fourth day of the united nations general assembly, all eyes will be on an expected meeting between secretary of state john kerry and his iranian counterpart. this meeting would be the highest level direct u-s and iranian meeting since 19-79. as ed payne reports... this comes as diplomatic efforts have already yielded results for a possible security council resolution

this is an associated press survey out today. we are joined by scott wren.et's talk about the stock market. 15500 on the dow today. is this it? >> our target for the s&p 500 is 1650-1700. we are right there. i would argue that games for this year are in. if the fed says the right thing or does the right thing, tomorrow we could trade over that by a little bit. at the end of the year, i think we will be backed off a little bit. that does not mean people should be out of this market. we have obviously had a good run here. by the end of next year, you will see the s&p 500 at 1850. i think we have a good chance that more volatility. i think we will get more find opportunities over the next couple months as congress battles it out. connell: you have a couple things coming up. we will see where we go from here. what about, as we head into next, just buy across the board? are you betting on an economic recovery? >> yeah, connell, not at all. i think gdp in the u.s. will be maybe 2%. i completely agree with a sluggish economy. i have been saying modest growth, modes

is ordering the tapes from last year's shooting at sandy hook elementary will released to the associated pressprosecutors say the decision is going to be appealed. 26 people, including 20 first graders were killed by a gunman who committed suicide as police moved in. >>> divers mind human remains on the wreckage of the concordia. they are likely two missing passengers of the cruise liner. the discovery comes a week after a salvage crew rolled the ship onto its sides. 32 people were killed. the two people missing were presumed dead. >>> a doctor is being called a hero for saving a man choking on a piece of meat. the physicians were in the mark restaurant in california when a woman began choking on dinner. the him lick maneuver did not work so dr. joyce johnson grabbed a pocket knife and pen and made an incision in the woman's throat. the procedure was a success. the diner was taken to the hospital amid a crowd of cheering customers. >>> get your forever stamps soon. the cost of mailing a first class letter is about to go up. the united postal service is making a 2 cent increase. the rate hikes

this is what the associated press is writing up. defense department officials are several people have been killed in as many as 10 have been wounded at a shooting at the washington navy yard. it continues. the official spoke on condition of anonymity because he is not authorized. the shooter is contained but not yet in custody. earlier in the day u.s. navy said it was searching for an active shooter at the navy headquarters with 3000, a mix of uniformed naval personnel officers working. the exact number of those dead and the conditions of the wounded is not known at this time. >> at ziegler is containin conft as well. speaking with the navy saying the shooter is injured but has not been subdued as of yet. still active, the shooter is inside not yet in custody. you have to think the reason they are pulling people off the rooftop in this situation rather than bringing them down and out through the building into the ambulance is because there is an ongoing situation that has somehow made it the easiest and most effective way to get peo

that's news coming from the associated press. also politico through democratic sources.n official announcement from davis is expected thursday. she faces an uphill bat until a state that hasn't elected a democratic governor since 1990. >>> one woman is not happy with president obama. in new jersey candidate barbara buono is irritated the president won't campaign for her in her underdog run against chris christie. "the daily beast" says i think it'd be a pretty nice part of his legacy to step in and help the underdog first all-women ticket. >>> one senator will be absent when the chamber votes on a spending bill. jeff flake will be home attending the wedding of his 20-year-old son austin. but for the members of congress who will be there, the white house has a stern message to republicans when it comes to the back and forth over raising the debt ceiling. >> we are for cutting spending. what we're not for is negotiating with people with a bomb strapped to their chest. how we give them a better bargain, with the debt ceiling, take the full faith and credit of the united sta

earlier we were joined via skype for a report for the associated press.told us about the challenges faye faced by libbians today. >> libbian currently is going through a political struggle, and we're still waiting for the constitution to be written, and now [ inaudible ] dynamics, so things happen on a days by basis. you have these political conflicts where assassinations take place, and some of -- many activities much like you had this morning, there was an explosion in benghazi and there was an attempt that took place in tripoli but it was diffused before it went off. so to be honest, it's for the residents of tripoli and benghazi and the rest of the country, they just go on with their daily life like always. they have been, and the only thing is that we have some incidents where, you know, bombs and assassination of political figures and exgadhafi figures are still in the country, including military and army, high-ranking officials. >> you have a young family with you in tripoli. what expectations do you have for the future? >> for now -- for now what

said that most of the hostages had been released during the rescue mission but sources now tell associated press no hostages were released or rescued overnight. new video this morn training inside the mall's main department store when al shabab extremists stormed the mall saturday. at least 68 people have been killed in the attack and 175 others injured. al shabab says the attack is s retribution. >> new details on a gas line break in san bruno. pg&e crews have capped the leak but still working to fix the line after construction crew struck it last night. it happened in the area of san bruno and huntington avenue where construction crews have been working on upgrades to the cal train tracks. christie smith got an update. what are they saying? >> reporter: good morning to you. i've already seen two trains roll through, so a caltrains spokesman is saying the good news for this monday commute is that it is business as usual. they are right on a regular schedule as pg&e crews have capped that gas leak but they are still working on repairing the pipe that broke. about 5:15 this morning the first sout

this morning we're learning more about the gunman aaron alexis, the associated press hearing from lawnt reporting that the veterans administration had been treating him for ó at the veterans administration disorders but notnñ declared hi mentally unfit. this morning authorities believe aaron alexis was likely the lon shooter, as a contractor he had legitimate access to the navy yard. what they don't know is why this happened. >> we don't know what the motive is. >> fbi may be on site another two days. >> we continue to work to determine where he has been, who he has talked to and what he has done. >> they are getting warrants to search, backtracking alexis' routes. in texas, washington state and in new york where relatives are stunned. >> no one saw it coming. all it is is just shocking. >> reporter: in d.c. the wounded will recover, the emotional wound for 20,000 workers affected may take longer. >> we're proud. >> it's hard to believe especially you know, with all of the security. >> reporter: congress may look at beefing up security in the area. >> we take seriously security at on

well, these comments from vladimir putin made in an interview with the associated press, they could be another tricky feint by the president or a potential breakthrough. never before, however, has putin said he would, quote, not exclude supporting a u.n. security council resolution that would back military strikes against syria. and let's remember, that's russia's only ally in the middle east. if, and again, a big if, he can be swayed assad's forces used chemical weapons. historically, russia -- when russia votes in favor of something on the security council, china also follows, so this could be very interesting. obama must now and hopefully he will find time on the sidelines of the g20 starting tomorrow in st. petersburg to personally make that case. still, putin also warned any military action without u.n. security council approval would be seen as an aggression. tough talk still. back to you. >> thank you so much there in turkey. >>> "the washington post" reports on a new al qaeda drived at attacking u.s. predator drones and details how the terrorist organization is finding ways to

remember a few months when the associated press accused the u.s. department of justice of a massive unpress dented intrusion into its phone records and the white house was accused of silencing sources in the name of security. a former fbi bomb technician agreed to plead guilty to disclosing information to an ap reporter and faces 3.5 years in gaol. investigators say the leak was connected after comparing the ap phone records to a separate database of people related to a failed bombing plot in yemen. deputy attorney-general said: the department must enforce the law against leaks. the ap refused to confirm or denied what happened. the doj said the sweep of ap phone records was legal, the uproar forced the department to september up guidelines on what it can and cannot search into when it comes to news organizations in america. >> a sri lankan journalist was forced to flee the country after her home was invaded and she got death threats. she is the third editor in the sunday leader newspaper to be targeted. five men held the editor at knife point, thr

two confirmed dead, that's now been up ticked to three as a result of a report from the associated press the man armed with a rifle fired several shots through an odonton family's window striking a 1-year-old girl. a family's employee

that is from officials who have been speaking to the associated press. more coming out about his time with the navy reserves. investigators are admitting there is still a mr., there was no message left by aaron alexis and that motive is still being sought. they are asking anyone to come forward if any information they may have about this man to find out just why he did this in the end. the gun that was used is a shotgun that has been revealed by the investigators. it was legally bought in the state of virginia. there have been announcements from the navy, from the defense department and from the white house that several parts of security clearances at military bases will be reviewed over the next few weeks and months to come. >> thank you very much for joining us. police have stormed a building in austria, looking for a man who has shot at four people so far. it is 70 kilometers west of vienna. three police officers were shot by the suspect as he made his getaway by car. they have yet to find their man. there is direct this agreement between france and r

the associated press reports federal investigators are reviewing whether asiana airlines failed to meet legal obligations to help the families of the 291 passengers. under u.s. law, asiana airlines was required to provide a range of services including transportation and lodging so family members could comfort injured loved ones. three people died and dozens were hurt in the crash on july 6. . >>> for the first time we are seeing video of exactly what happened. that is the gunman inside the navy yard shooting. >> dozens of people show spore for an elderly san francisco couple about to be evicted. . >>> we have some chilling new video this noontime from the f.b.i. showing the gunman in the washington navy yard shooting. authorities released this footage showing aaron alexis inside the building. the f.b.i. says investigators have learned that aaron alexis believed he was being controlled by extremely low frequency electromagnetic waves. officials say he wrote my elf weapon on the shotgun he used in the shooting. the f.b.i. says it does not appear aaron alexis targeted any specific individu

. >> and back in this country the nfl season has just begun, but the associated press learned that grammy award winner bruno mars will perform at met life stadium new jersey when the super bowl is played there. in a moment we will take you to sunken treasure. >>> finally tonight, it is called florida's treasure coast. as you are about to see, there is a good reason for that. the discovery of a nice hall this week so close to the shore, you could almost swim to it. we get the story from gabe gutierrez. >> for this family, the hunt is a way of life. they have been in the diving salvage business for 16 years. >> five seasons at least. we found i believe three gold coins. >> eric schmitt and his father never expected much this week. yet just 150 yards off the coast of ft. pierce in only 50 feet of water, there it was. >> ready for this. >> not just porcelain from the dynasty, but 64 feet of gold chains and three gold coins and a gold ring. a haul they estimate may be worth $300,000. >> you hate to say it's a dream come true, but it's a dream come true. >> for came from a fleet of spanish ship

telling "associated press" he was being treated for mental illness like hearing voices in his head. >> did he like to go out? >> i never thought anything of this magnitude. nothing makes sense right now. >> fox news learns exclusively he was punished during his time as a naval reservist, arrested and thrown in jail in 2008 for disorderly behavior. a 6 foot wall of water on the town. >> i'm in shock that i can't get the things i own. >> everything is destroyed and washed away. >> the anticipation is there will be much more loss and possibly much more loss of life. >> first tonight, brace yourselves, another stunning statistic. the typical american family now ma making less than it did in 1989. former congressman allen west joins us, how are you doing? >> doing great. how are you? >> i am doing great. stunning numbers j. $600 less today than in 1989 for the average family. >> you have seen 4-5% depression of these wages for middle income in just the obama administration. we're still at 15% of the united states being in poverty. we have gone from the beginning of the obama administration

and now this from the associated press.ting that president has agreed to a united nations discussion on russia's proposal for syria's chemical weapons. nbc news working to confirm that report by the associated press. much more ahead on msnbc. that's going to wrap up this hour of jansing and company. thomas roberts s is is up next. >> now the big question could be syria solved, with assad agreeing to that hand over its chemical weapons program to its greatest ally, being russia. this, as the president puts final touches on an address about a syria strike. the details about what a potential turnover could mean and how does it change the march to military intervention? then florida. george zimmerman has had another run-in with the law. this tyime after an alleged dispute with his wife and father-in-law. then, nyc voters going to the polls. the first step in wheeaning out the contenders. a lot to get you up to speed on. how can i be a more fun mom? hmmm. can you dance? ♪ bum ba bum ba bum ♪ bum ba bum ba bum no. no? can you mak

but the way they went after the "associated press" with this essentially a blanket dragnet on all east coast news-gathering operations for the biggest newswire service in the united states? that was a scandal, in part because the justice department has guidelines for itself on how to deal with journalists and their sources turning up in criminal and counterterrorism investigations. and this, what they did in response to this leak just completely blew their own internal guidelines out of the water. the white house denied any knowledge of what the justice department had done. the justice department initiated a review of its own actions. the attorney general established yet new guidelines to further protect reporters from this kind of intrusion. but on the way, it turns out, apparently, they got what they wanted. they figured out who the leaker was. they figured out who leaked that detail, who leaked the story of the secret al qaeda informant to the press. and that news is the news that broke today. we learned today that the source of the leak of that highly classified information is a fo

this is coming across the associated press wires now. the kin yen president -- the kenyan president says he has lost close family members in this mall shooting. and now for americans part of it, it condemns it in the strongest terms. this is coming from the administration. the despicable terrorist attack on innocent civilians at the west gate shopping mall in. >>> yow be, kenya. we exend tend -- exstepped condolences to those who were injured or killed including americans killed and the staff at the embassy tragically affected by this attack. remember, nairobi is the city where a u.s. embassy was bombed. you heard the mention coming out of the administration about our workers there. the danger in that part of the world is very real for americans. this time specifically for non muslims as you heard connor powell reporting. the former u.s. ambassador to the united nations and a fox news contributor is with us now. ambassador, we are learning the terrorists from this al-qaeda-linked group, al-shabab, escorted muslims away from the mall and

we have the national energy environment reporter for the associated press and an environmental reporter for the national journal. >> on friday the intergovernmental panel on climate change came out with its newest report on the state of climate science. said they have maybe five percent certainty that human activities are contributing to global warming. they focused on this 15 year globaln the rate of warning which is something that has got a lots of attention from skepticism -- skeptics. i him into this -- interested in your take on the report, what it means for u.s. >> it is a watershed. the statement about the extreme opulence of scientists in terms of not only warming but the human role is very clear. it also underpins of the importance of the president climate action plan. i might note that the action plan has a very strong emphasis on mitigating the risks of climate change. perhaps we will talk about some of the things the department of energy is responsible for. we also have to note to the president's plan brought forward a very strong need to prepare for climate risks. are alrea

the associated press is reporting that the father of the victim plans to make a public plea for witnesses to come forward. a family member tells the a.p. that the father plans to speak tomorrow at 1:00. the suspect michael montgomery walked out of the jail here early this morning. he is back home in lodi but so far we have been unable to confirm that. montgomery was arrested late sunday night fol lug a fight between the fans not far from the ballpark and after police said montgomery made incriminating statements about the stabbing death of jonathan denver. he was being held without bail until late last night until gascon was looking into claims that montgomery could have been acting in self-defense. gascon also said his office has not gathered sufficient evidence to prove the case beyond a reasonable doubt. legal analyst steven clark says the fact that montgomery was' leased doesn't mean that he won't be later arrested and charged in the case. >> what's key here is interviewing all of the witnesses and see if there are independent witnesses that do not know these two. you have to wait for

was fined $250,000 and it will be penalized, he called the decision outrageous and told the associated press it was unfair to punish the whole team. >> do you think you will win? >> i think we've got a great chance for winning. we have a great sailing team. they respond well under pressure. have shown they can win. i like our chances. >> whoever wins the cup, with this much money invested with so much danger and with such skepticism from its host city one thing is certain: we'll never see a race quite like this again.

. >>> the associated press has a new report out saying over 65,000 bridges in the united states are classified as structurally deficient, on the list, washington, d.c.'s, douglas bridge and new york's brooklyn bridge. engineers claim the bridges are safe and not going to be collapse. >>> in green bay, about two dozen native american protesters gathered outside of lambeau field. they want them to do something about washington's red-faced mascot. team owner daniel snider owns the redskins and has no plans to change the team's name. cnbc's seema mody. >>> larry summers pulling his name to succeed ben bernanke. the former treasury secretary had faced fierce opposition from democrats, hurting his chances to be confirmed. fed vice chair janet yellen is now seen as the leading candidate to replace bernanke whose term ends in january. >>> president obama speaks today on the fifth anniversary of lehman brothers collapse. he's expected to tout the government's response to the financial crisis including recovering taxpayer money from the bank bailouts. >>> and ford is installing electric car recharging s

the associated press just reporting that navy yard gunman, aaron alexis, was treated by the u.s.morning with the latest. peter, what are you hearing now? >> we're still waiting to get more details about that new a.p. report about his mental health. but you look around here in southeast washington, d.c. and you can see it is a very quiet morning just outside the washington navy yard. completely different than this time yesterday when just one block away on a public street, i got out of the car and saw a man in full military fatigues running with a rifle toward the navy yard. that was just the beginning of what was a very chaotic monday. later in the morning we saw some dramatic helicopter rescues of victims from the roof top. unfortunately, though, 12 people could not be saved. we now know seven of their names. 59-year-old michael arnold, 53-year-old sylvia frazier, 62-year-old kathy guard. 73-year-old john roger johnson. 50-year-old frank kohler. 46-year-old kenneth bernard procter. and 61-year-old vishnu pandit. others were wounded before authorities killed the shooter who carri

tells the associated press if there is proof that syria used poison gas, he could support a u.n.tional security correspondent jim is live in washington with all the latest developments on this. good morning, jim. >> morning, kate. the administration has another busy, challenging day making the case for military action in syria. the president holding a press conference in sweden and at the bottom of this hour sure to be challenged about his proposal. dempsey will appear before the house foreign affairs committee today where there are many skeptics, particularly among house republicans and the tea party faction and in the senate, the foreign relations committee will take up that draft authorization for military force setting a clear definition of exactly how far these strikes will go. the revised authorization limits strikes against syria to 60 days with an option for a further 30 days. and explicitly bans u.s. troops on the ground and would present a rescue mission, if needed. bills come after secretary hagel, kerry delivered an impassioned case to senators that the limited milita

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