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it was right after athe supreme court upheld the affordable care act. the affordable care act as it stands now or obama care that people are calling it. >> he's proud of that. >> he's proud of that and that seems to be his legacy and it was the issue, the deciding issue with the shut- down and all of that. do you think that has gone far enough? do you find a lot of problems in that as it stands right now or does it really need tweaking, do you think? >> it needs a lot of tweaking and that is what we should have been doing this last year before it was out for the public. but it's impossible how many 43 times. had the vote after to get rid of it entirely after great pieces of it. i really wanted a single payer but that was a nonstarter. >> and the single payer would differ from affordable care by how? >> every penny would be covered in the medicare, that's it. >> expanded. >> and then the private insurers would be not in the picture. those who make profits on your buys a premium would not make a profit. >> i'm sure there would have been a lot of objective

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athe key is, when? mike nicco, is there more precipitation? >> we are in a holding pattern for outdoor activity today and also for tomorrow obviously with halloween rolling around the corner. we will go to that and show you the halloween graphic with an idea of what to expect tomorrow. we will roll through the forecast: it is sunset at 6:12. if you are going out early, 69 at 4:00. the sun is setting and we are around upper 50's to low 60's but cool quickly as we head through the early evening hours with temperatures in the mid to possibly upper 50's. good news on the visibility, live doppler 7 hd tracking clear air. there is haze here and the high clouds are moving in but it looks like the fog is gone and the low clouds hanging over the bay early. temperatures are in the mid-to-upper 50's but los gatos at 60 degrees. as we move forward, a beautiful picture of the hazy sunshine from sutro tower across san francisco. sunny and hazy with high clouds in the north bay and dry and warm air push, in, in the afternoon, leading to warmer weather today

bombings off occur during the former military regime but declined athe president took off in 2011. the traders hotel is in the central business district and frequently used by foreigners traveling for business. business people are calling for a full investigation to limit activity of the attacks on the business activities: >>> the president is facing issues including confrontation in the country constitutional reforms called for by the leader. we shared thoughts on these and other topics during the exclusive interview. the president sfoek to nhk following the east of the asia summit friday. the attacks have occurred since june last year. hundreds of people have been killed. approximately 140,000 have been displaced during the country's four year military regime. conflict were controlled but quickly came for after the country introduced democracy. the president has been working to handle the situation that could have a negative impact on the country's transition to democracy. he visited the state where violent clashes continue between the religious groups. he says perpetrators will

they want to say we want all the foreign fighters out from uganda, kenya, jabuti, ath opennia and all ath opennia and all of those -- ethiopia and all of those places so they are saying that you have stay out. we are invested and we want a peaceful state. somalians don't want the terrorist group there either. now al-shabab has warn allegiance to al-qaeda, formerly a few years ago. so what we thought would be a ragtag deadly terrorist group has now gotten a lot of infrastructure funding and health and support from al-qaeda. based in afghanistan. trained there. under the leadership of people like usama bin laden. and now they are a force to be reckoned with throughout that area. the united states is giving help to somalia but al-shabab is claiming credit for another deadly attack. just yesterday. they claimed maybe 13 to 25 people because they are targeting westerners and also troops from the areas around somalia, because they say we own this country, you foreigners get out. >> yeah, there is a strong united states connection to the recruiting efforts that are going on there. >> we are

is ath post season home run ties with babe ruth. five batters later. dave freeze. base hit.ses loaded. adam scores. molina scores, then the ball gets away. here comes jon jay. also scoring. they played 7 in the inning, take game one, 9-1. to atlanta. braves yielding the tomahawks hosting the dodgers in game one. top of the send is where we start. a.j. ellis with a runner on, evan dives, gets past him. scores. ellis in with a double. dodgers up 2-0, top of the third, still 2-0, adrian gonzalez, runner on, 2 outs. fly ball, jason haward retreating. leaps at the wall, it's gone. two run shot, this one in the 7th inning, a 6-1 dodger lead. tomorrow night the albs gets going. tigers as, rox, rays, and the wizards hold their able practice center, open to the public at 6:00. that's sports. back.  february, , 2013. a landmark transportation bill is up for consideration. even though it's backed by republican governor mcdonnell... ken cuccinelli joins tea party republicans to block the plan. but terry mcauliffe believes it's time to break through the gridloc

. >> reporter: bart says it's $89 million athe parks the union says it's $30 million apart. >> i want to make sure that you understand we need a four-year contract. the unions keep demanding a three-year contract. we need to get a four-year contract and that's part of the disparity in the numbers. >> reporter: and seiu's spokesman says they are meeting privately at an undisclosed location and caucusing. live in oakland, don knapp, kpix 5. >>> in washington day five of the government shutdown and there's no end in sight. government contractor lockheed martin says it's furloughing 3,000 workers because of the government shutdown. and the house today unanimously passed legislation to give furloughed employees retroactive back pay when the shutdown is over. but there's still no deal to restart the government. >> this administration has been almost absent when it comes to discussions and working out our differences. >> this crisis would be over in hours. >> meanwhile, defense secretary chuck hagel says he can legally bring most of the defense department civilian employees back to work. >>>

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the vast majority of those notes are back athe bureau of engravering and printing.we're going to flpt them. we expect over 99% of those notes to be back in circulation. there was a small percentage that had blurring of ink. >> how big of a job is this redesign? >> this has been an ongoing effort. the last note was 19996. it's been an ongoing effort for many, many years. it's clearly an attractive note. a lot of science and technology went into making this note successful. >> great to have you on the program. >> our plash. >> that will do it for us today. thanks for joining e mp each week keep it right here where we are "on the money." have a great week. i'll see you next weekend. ♪ for a store near you go to benjaminmoore.com/bayarea. >>> good morn >>> good morning. breaking news. a top al qaeda leader, one of the fbi's most-wanted terrorists, in custody this morning. after u.s. commandos launched dual raids in libya and somalia. we're live at the pentagon. >>> lucky to be alive. a tiger grabbed a zoo worker at the arm as she stuck her arm in the cat's cage. the dra

athe winds were so powerful that it blew big rigs on their side topping 75 miles per hour on the altamont pass. >> it toppled trucks but it toppled trees. this one came crushing into the bedroom of an antioch room in the middle of the night. >> there is a lot of debris getting cloned up right new from the destructive win. we will get to our news reporter in danville. amy? >>> the winds did a lost damage last night. look at this home in danville. this red cad came down last night at 7:30 landing on the bed of the three-year-old. the family was in another part of the area. they have a cottage in the backyard they rent out. the renters had a dinner party and everyone was okay. everyone said it sounded like thunder when it came down. now look at this video. the winds were so strong they knocked over big rig drives down the internet. six big rigs were blown over eastbound on 580 in tracy. everyone is okay but very surprised. a clerk we talked with, who talks to the talkers as they pass through told white house they said of the conditions. >> it is really bad compared to most days. usually we g

the republicans control the house of representatives and representatives there need to athe deal. house speaker john boehner says house republicans will not block the plan. >>> south korea has denied reports it is adopting a u.s. missile defense system or buying american-made antiballistic missiles. the defense minister says the massive costs outweigh the south's defense needs. earlier this month, washington and seoul agreed to carry out preemptive attacks against any sign of nuclear or missile attacks by north korea. speculation grew that after the u.s. government suggested seoul intended to adopt its so-called bad defense system, but kim told reporters on tuesday his government has never considered buying the system which shoots down missiles at high altitudes. kim also denied any intent to purchase sm3 interceptors which are installed on japanese aegis-equipped destroyers. analysts said seoul took into consideration when making its decision. beijing has become increasingly nervous about the u.s.-led missile defense system. >>> the japanese government has lent billions of dollar

defense stocks i said yesterday, moody's released a letter saying athe li athe li allian tech and lockheedartin. all the defense stocks to the downside. burlington stores priced at 17, opened ought 23, trading at 4. remax priced at 22, opened at 26, now at 27. empire, priced on the lower end at 13 still holding up about 2%p. bill, back to you. >> thank you. now if you're looking for real volatility find it in the gold market. sharon epperson at the nymex tracking what has been an up day today. >> that's right, bill. it's absolutely a volatile market here in gold. we're looking at gold prices that have basically recouped all the losses from yesterday, up about $35 or so around 1320 an ounce at the close and a lot of traders say you can make the bullish case, the bearish case on what shutdown and the debate over the debt ceiling will mean for the gold market. we may see volatility for some time. but keep in mind we've seen a big slide in gold this year and bank of america, merrill lynch says the slide is likely to continue, looking for gold prices to be below 1300 an ounce through 2014. back

but today he matched the style with substance, in an interview with ath atheist newspaper editor, he phoned himself, he made clear the vatican is in for a shake-up and doesn't want to be treated as royalty. heads of the church are often narcissistic, and want to be treated special by their courtiers. >> he did what? he is just like we are. >> reporter: today for the first time ever, he opened the books on the vatican bank, revealing records of $127 million. and francis began a three-day meeting with the hand-picked cardinals including shawn o'malley. their job? to change the often secretive church bureaucracy. they're already planning to rip up their constitution. which means fewer orders from rome, more power for local church leaders. in language so startling from a pope, he told the newspaper this vath rin-centric view neglects the world around us. i do not share this view and i'll do everything i can to change it. and at 76, he's in a hurry. >> he knows what needs to be done and is aiming to do it. he won't let anyone stop him. >> reporter: he even told the vatican police to crack

they held it to his temple. , it was athe day little bit of commotion. it had them shaking like an earthquake. he is screaming, get out of my house. >> there was no delivery van. also in a fedex shirt. >> also close it. point, you don't want to do this. is the chance that i need. i took his gun. >> he had something in his hand. >> it was across the street as cover. >> with these still on the run , it is just property. both are described as african-american, standing five foot nine inches with dreadlocks. between the ages of 20 and 25 years old. was a late conduct accord. -- honda accord. they are warning residents that these individuals are armed and dangerous. encouraged not to approach them. robert, thank you. affectdepression can your pregnant woman and the child. -- a pregnant woman and her child. it increases the risk of having depression as an adult. treating a pregnant woman would both be effective for the woman and a child. losing a sense of smell could be the sign of cognitive decline. alzheimer's patients typically have more trouble through the

authorities athe teen shooter used a handgun from his parents' home. he opened gunfire just before classes started. >> the best description was chaos. the kids were running out, scared and freaked out. i don't know if he was targeting specific people or going on an indiscriminant shooting spree. >> i saw people running. >> reporter: officers arrived in three minutes but it was all over. michael landsberry approached the boy and told him to lower his weapon. he teenager fired into his chest. >> we don't know everything he was doing but he was trying to intervene. >> reporter: landsberry was an international guard veteran who served in afghanistan. he was a popular coach for the school soccer team. players say they rubbed his bald head for good luck. >> he was an amazing teacher to me. he was, like a hero to me. >> reporter: two other students were shot and have nonlife threatening injuries. 200 law enforcement officers secured the campus and rattled parents came to pick up children. >> there was pure fear in the children's eyes. >> it's scary not to fee

google shares athe $1,007. >> thank you, jason brooks. >>> coming up, convicted killers on the loose and prison workers walk them out the door. how the inmates outsmart the guard to get out. ============b r e a k ============== >>> the bizarre lesson a school was trying to teach when an employee pointed a gun at the students. >>> hi, i'm meteorologist lawrence karnow in the kpix 5 weather center. a lot of sunshine now but the sea breeze has kicked n how will that change the weekend weather? we'll talk about that coming up. gunmen casually opening firo >>> there's new security video from the deadly mall attack in kenya. it shows four gunmen casually opening fire on shoppers at the beginning of that four-day siege last month. people running for cover as bullets flew. investigators have recovered four ak-47 rifles and two bodies believed to be the attackers. more than 60 people were killed in the siege. somali terror group al-shabab claiming responsibility. >>> prison workers thought they were following the letter of the law when they walked two murder convicts out the door to freedom.

it's leadership, van, leadership doesn't ath allow this to happen, whether it's republican leadership, presidential leadership or the democratic senate leadership. we have allowed this to happen through failed leadership, not recognizing, not seeing the signs of polarization and trying to interrupt them. and we haven't seen that. and republicans are as guilty as democrats, and, i'll put a litt bit on the president. he knew this was coming. is it the advantageous politically? maybe. if you s it coming, try to stop it. have the talks. they haven't happened yet. they haven't happened between john bain eoehner and harry rei between john boehner and the president. >> i'l'll let se. >> what is your plan? we can't live in this ditch for the rest of our lives. >> we're talking about whether or not we will agree on funding the government for six weeks. government services from food safety to helping veterans to the cia, fbi. what is on the floor right now is whether or not to continue funding for six weeks while we dohat tom's talking about, which is a larger effort to sit down. i agree that w

the chaos began around 2:30 in the afternoon whenth she rammed her car into a security bar yir at is ath and east. it ended blocks away nearar 2nd street and maryland avenue on capitol hill. now part of the deadly ride was can'tured on camera. -- captured on camera. u.s. capitol police opened fire trying to get kerry toer stop the car. she struck two officers. officers opened foyer again the car crashed near the senate building.se >> this does not appear to be in any way an accident. this was a lengthy pr suit. there were' multiple vehicles that were rammed. there was officers that wereffic struck and two security perimeters they wereeter attempted to be breached so.reac it does not appear in any way that was an accident. >> both officers are expected to be ok. the little girl is now in protective custody. also in the news, another story we've been followingen for days. this is day four of the government shutdown. pa is -- president obama is completely canceling his trip to asia. now the other two disops in indonesia and bruni are off.re >> two house republicans say majority leader john

office and that's a good first start but there are scholarships available so that a loved one can athe tend an adult program. there are some prescription drug programs available that offer discount drugs at cost. i think also people need to hold down the cost. we really need to develop a care team to rely on family and friends. it's really -- they try to do it all. they think they need to. it's so everyone can take better care of themselves. >> are we seeing progress? >>> we are seeing a lot of researchers working on this? >> i think everyone is determined to find a cure. were seeing different aspects being looked at now. more evidence that this is a long time before symptoms appear. these what's being looked at. there's agents that are being looked at and other scans that are able to detect the disease earlier. early detection the key. once it's detebgtd, people can have improved quality of life. they can get on the drugs they are and they can reach out for organizations for support. they get educateed for the disease and make a plan for the future and the plan down the road is anothe

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. >> my dad was screaming for help out the window the athe firemen.were waiting and waiting and my lizard and bird was in a box, my dog was all ready, and they never came. >> i was in a hotel. that night my brother and father had stayed home. so we couldn't get in touch with them. so we thought they had died. i was really sad. >> when the storm passed, what did you think the next day? >> that i was safe at the beach. >> and that's all that mattered? >> everyone was okay, thank god, but, yeah, like, we didn't expect this to happen at all. >> i didn't really care about anything else like my house and stuff. i was happy to be alive at that point. >> reporter: alive, yes, but their lives were turned upside-down. >> chairs got into places we didn't think was possible. >> i felt sad because all my toys were gone. >> for most of them rebuilding was rough. >> it seems like it takes forever to get the house rebuilt. we have to stay in an apartment for six months that i hated. >> some had to grow up fast because everyone had to pitch in with the family recovery

starting athe 7:00 low clouds passing through during overnight hours but sunnier, drier tomorrow and a lovely afternoon coming our way. we'll see low pressure that will give us a dry wind pattern by the end of the week. that is going to warm us up. clear skies low humidity and tomorrow, sunnier and mild in the south bay with highs mainly into low 70s there. mid-60s on the coast and downtown. high temperatures in the north bay tomorrow, will be in the low 70s, east bay highs around 70. inland east bay highs into mid-70s. here is the accu-weather forecast. notice how we warm up towards end of the week. 90 degrees by saturday low 70s on the coast that is beach weather. >> enjoy it, thank you. >> governor brown about to go down in california history books. what he's done that no other governor before him as done. we all have our little tricks. mom swaps one of my snacks for a yoplait. i don't mind, i mean it's orange crème. and when mom said bobby was too edgy... 'sup girl. i just swapped him out for tyler. 'sup girl. mom never questioned bobby again. two can play at this game. [ female

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starting athe 7:00 low clouds passing through during overnight hours but sunnier, drier tomorrow and a lovely afternoon coming our way. we'll see low pressure that will give us a dry wind pattern by the end of the week. that is going to warm us up. clear skies low humidity and tomorrow, sunnier and mild in the south bay with highs mainly into low 70s there. mid-60s on the coast and downtown. high temperatures in the north bay tomorrow, will be in the low 70s, east bay highs around 70. inland east bay highs into mid-70s. here is the accu-weather forecast. notice how we warm up towards end of the week. 90 degrees by saturday low 70s on the coast that is beach weather. >> enjoy it, thank you. >> governor brown about to go down in california history books. what he's done that no other what he's done that no other governor ♪ for a store near you go to benjaminmoore.com/bayarea. ok at them with we co back in our day, that u-verse wireless receiver. we couldn't just move the tv wherever we wanted. yeah, our birthday entertainment was a mathemagician. because if there's anything that improve

majority of american people that washington is out of control and spending money that it doesn't have athing to the american people don't need. and we are attributing that 10 or 12%. if that is hostage holding, i plead and on one has to do not kick the can down the road on making hard decisions. raising the debt limit out making the hard decisio, it lets the politicians off and they don't have to make these choic. i'm sitting in our country it's time for us to make hard choices neil: i just want to be very clear. you equate this as going into default? in the meantime? >> that is absolutelytrue. movies have evn said so today and moody says that it will not affect our rating. and it is not going past the debt limit, we areot ever going to default on our interest payments. we are nt going to do that. what i think we oht to do is start acting ike grownupsand live within our means like every other american does. you know, do you realize that most pe the privilege of being great spenders and then going to chase or bank of america or citi card and saying where is my debt limit rse, they won't do it

they got the top leaders of the group that carried out the recent terror attack in that mall killed atheeast one person but had to retreat. you were right when you asked me that. it did turn out to be s.e.a.l. team 6. that went after osama bin laden in somalia. they know they'll take fire but going to a particular villa to look for toppal sha b ashabab l. they made the decision that they say they have concerns about civilian casualties in the area and it was no longer prudent for them to be there. the problem, they don't know at this point, did they get the man they were going after. wgs he even are their at all. that will be a tough thing to determine and they will have to keep looking for more intelligence to figure out what the results are were of that raid. >> barbara starr. great reporting. thank you, wheel alley see you later on on cnn. >>> the house speaker, john boehner said it's time for the republicans to stand and fight. he wants president obama to negotiate with republicans. boehner said don't expect the republicans to respond to obama care to respond. also. ted cruz has floa

on ath subjects controversial test given to students in high school. it is called the chitlin intelligence tests. boths given to 11th and raiders and discussed in groups. a school official said it was meant to illustrate how cultural bias can affect testing but members of the advisory committee are not buying it. >> there were students who did not want to talk about it. they were very upset by it and if you read the test you can see that there was the most humility -- humiliating and demeaning questions that made no sense whatever. was not approved by school administration and officials have sent a letter of apology to parents. the advisory committee is -- a preliminary response meeting in six weeks. >> a lunchbox favorite could play a key role in the diagnosis of alzheimer's. ers said peanut butter could be used in smelling tests to confirm a diagnosis. smell the pain of butter and measure with a ruler the point at which point they detected the smell. experts say the differentiation is a unique characteristic of alzheimer's. if you suffer from migrain

and another one in the area they failed to work in 17 states on saturday people in ohio uld not buy athingtheir routine test the system failed so will they pick up the tab for t over the limit spending? >> we will pick that up as the american taxpayer. that is the social welfare state on out of control. though wal-mart spokesperson thought they we're doing a nice thing that this is not their fault there is a glitch go ahead. buteople were overloading the cart to and there was one example she overloaded her cart with so much stuff senate and:00 p.m. the card went on line is she could not process because she had $700 worth but only $0.49 on card. they were littered with people abandoned them because they would be caught adam: but they will know who's spent a and gotut of the store? >> aolutely. that is the point is wean track back to those individuals but the bigger story is social media played a huge faor. and we can debate the effects of the welfare state or whether not the cards are a smart idea but i guess not >> you brought up the interesting point of social media they either have a mob

. >> whether they have trees or grazed cattle palestine farmers athe israeli farmers designated this area a nature reserve to stop them using the lapped. at the same time some jewish settlements surrounding the valley are creating environmental problems of their own. >> above the valley, two settlements pump discharge downhill to areas where animals graze. >> translation: i think the waste water coming from the fact ris contains toxic materials. among the human population we see a lot of rashes and food poisoning. especially among children. >> elsewhere dirty water flowed in the val eye. scientists at the university confirmed that it contains untreated sewerage. wherever it comes from, the farmers say this pollution is the threat to the area's natural beauty. they are struggling to make a living in a tough environment. >>> still more ahead, including we are in thailand to find out why tourists are told not to have a tattoo on a particular part of the their body. >> pakistan tries to avoid an inages defeat against south africa. we'll tell you if they managed it later in sport. [ ♪ the

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they began to talk about the incidence of rape athe university of north carolina,. >> we said, it's a representation of a larger cultural problem. >> interviewing other victims of rape, utilizing social media, in january of 2013 along with former unc administrator melinda manning and two others, they filed a complaint against the university of north carolina at the department of education. >> when you have 18 and 19-year-old men and women who are holding the government accountable for rape like it just -- it boggles my mind. >> as for annie and andrea they have turned their ordeal into a mission. a mission to bring light into a portion of campus light that shas been too long in shadow. joie chen, al jazeera, chapel hill. >> let's get more news from europe now. felicity bar in are london now. >> georgia now, the new president has pledged to get more information from neighboring russia. his jann dream party now controls both the presidency and government. international observers have labeled the election free and transparent and he willing nawgd owillingwillinwillinginaugurate. >>> orga

we'll go to a map so i can give you ath per perspective of where we're talking about.orthbound on 395 inside the beltway at duke street. we're going to end with a live picture on 270 where there are no problems. just some slow traffic coming in from the germantown area. back to you guys. back to you guys. >>> we'll february, 2013. a landmark transportation bill is up for consideration. even though it's backed by republican governor mcdonnell... ken cuccinelli joins tea party republicans to block the plan. but terry mcauliffe believes it's time to break through the gridlock in richmond. mcauliffe presses democrats to support the bill. and the bill passes. terry mcauliffe. putting virginia first. "i'm terry mcauliffe, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad." >>> 6:53. feeling a lot more like august or september than october. in the 50s and 60s now. sunrise at 7:05. the flies are buzzing out there. a hot afternoon with highs in the mid- to upper 80s. the record is 89 in 1986. i think it's safe but we'll be a few degrees too close to that. >>> in the news right no

as athe year progress he's is able to win over attention of the students by implementing innovative teachingnsform the most troublesome teens into dedicated students. hit it, senator paul! >> as the year progress heed was able to win over the attention of students by implementing innovative teaching techniques he transformed even some of the most troublesome teens into dedicated students. >> wherever did you hear that? >> quoting wikipedia, while he teaches arithmetic and elementary intermediate alga brach bra, he realizes his students hatch far more potential. he decides to teach them calculus. go, senator, go. >> while he was teaching, he realized his students had far greater potential. he decided to teach them calculus. >> amazing. not like rand paul is riffing and has a photographic memory, off a teleprompter, a prepared speech. you want another one? despite concerns and skepticism of other teachers who feel you can't teach logarithms to illitera illiterates, escalante develops a program. where students can take calculus. so says wikipedia. >> despite concerns, of teachers and others who