had input into the process and it was just recognized e recommended from dallas and finalized in atlanta city. it passed with the elements of the city so it's on the recommendation calendar in atlanta city >> once you say it stays in as an appendix in the international fire code at some point would it be maybe in a year or two it will go in california through a process in sacramento and then ultimately to the - and to the fire standards commission it's the marshall who has the responsibility for adopting the code in california. i've responsive with chief hoover and she'll take to throw the same process. normally there are committees that for example, on the high-rise committees she'll get with the committees and at some point prior to adoption of the next code make a recommendation to the state fire marshall the fire marshall had propose the standards and then it will go into law in california. >> and ultimately we'll be back here in 3 years having a hearing over exporting the state fire code into our - the international code into our local code. >> it's been quite the opposite that jurisdict

. >> reporter: here in atlanta city there was widespread flooding, an, and the north parf the city wasswept away. the 12 casinos were open again within a week. the revenue was down 10% to 15% for months after, but atlantic city is used to rolling for the punches. for years it has offered a combination of gambling and family entertainment to keep its boardwalk packed. then came the global finance attack and other states began to legalize gambling. >> new york city is the largest casino in the united states taking some of the business to atlantic city. >> reporter: the architect you new laws that will allow people to place bets from home. a desperate bid to keep further layoffs in atlantic city. >> hopefully in the end sports betting will have a big, big win and make the town the las vegas of the east coast. >> reporter: the sports betting bid is mired in court action but the hope is it could fill the atlantic city hotel rooms during the down times, winter. >> taking advantage of the natural environment, the beach, the boardwalk, the nightclubs. we have the restaurant. we're going back t

organizations and the statement made to me in october there's going to be an international meeting in atlanta city to make this a requirement so if i could get our precipitation on what the trend is for lack of a better term in the industry what to require or not to require >> i think the trend is to put this system into an appendix of the fire code or building code just as it has been in the appendix of the uniform funding code. since 2006. and it's never been moved to the main body of the code which is xhoshl. as the appendix it remains there as a guideline and that's proposed for october to be the appendix to the fire code. i'm not sure if it is going to make it by it's just a guideline >> by the difference between a requirement and guideline does that mean it would be considered acceptable and appropriate if someone choose to do it but not required. >> yes. >> in san francisco let's say it don't become a requirement and obviously your intakt with those construction folks does the department press views what is a less good way to go or are they discouraged from implementing the system even if i

the problem with atlanta city, there are two things they have to overcome. hurricane sandy when this boardwalk was destroyed. revenues in 2006 has come down from $5.2 billion a year to $3 billion a year. and there has been a hemorrhaging of jobs at the same time frame as well. we've been out and about to meet some of the people who are determined to put atlantic city back on its feet. >> they are truly cathedrals to gambling, aren't they. >> gambling for the blessed. >> that's right, you're blessed if you win. >> he was laid off when the economy tanked. now he manages a chain of ladies shops along the boardwalk. he was forced to close an ira account to keep going. >> if i didn't have help i would never have opened the store and i would be in the street. >> he and his wife stay open all night just to try to make ends meet. >> here in atlantic there was widespread flooding, and the northern edge of the town was swept away. >> the 12 casinos were opened again within a week. the revenue was down 10% to 15% for months after, but atlantic city is used to rolling w

the intent is, city of atlanta, you need to keep the flows in the pipe. narrator: with the help of the funding the city raised, atlanta has been implementing an asset management plan that evaluates and addresses their infrastructure issues. hunter: it's a continuum. at one end, you have your regular maintenance that you do every day on the system, and at the other end, long-term planning so that every year we're repairing, replacing the right things, and we don't have to do it all at once, which is, quite frankly, what we're having to do in atlanta now. griffin: we have thousands of assets that we have to keep track of. we have to always know their condition and continuously plan for their refurbishment at the right time. one of the things we're required to do under the consent decree is inspect our system. we're trying to find where there's leaks. so we blow smoke into the sewer pipe. man: we're locating places where water from the surface to the ground is running into the sewer pipe and overloading the system. hunter: we have 1,600 miles of sewer. we are

atlanta. >>> and if you're flying, airport delays are possible in boston, new york city, philadelphia, washington, d.c. and atlanta. >>> the final day of a new york music festival was canceled after two concertgoers died after an apparent drug overdose. the nypd says the cause of death is believed to involve a drug known as molly. four others remain hospitalized. one was a 24-year-old from rochester, new york. the other a junior at the university of new hampshire. unh students say the drus is a pure form of ecstasy and is common on campus. >> i've just heard that it's pretty recreational use around here. it's around most colleges too. >> it's getting more and more popular i think and especially at a concert where it was sort of trippy music and a festival so i think people are getting more and more hooked on it because of the effects. >> a spokeswoman for the city medical examiner said autopsy results were inconclusive and further testing and toxicology is needed to

an 88-year-old woman who had previously been raided, the atlanta city council held hearings where lots of other people can floridian set to yes, this happened to us. and what the federal investigation found was that there were quotas on atlanta police department's narcotics officers. hado wrestle many peoe each month, sees a minimum quantity of illegal drugs each month. this is out of performance reviews are done, this is how -- to the raises and promotions and how they were evaluated on how they did their jobs. there's a reason why. that was that there were federal grants that go strictly toward drug policing. so if you have all these police departments across the country competing for this limited pool of federal money that goes toward drug policing. there is pressure and on the police department to produce the kinds of statistics that will make the department competitive for these funds. they then pass that pressure on to their individual to of individual officers. eventually the entire a narcotics what was either fired or transferred to another department. promises for reforms that

boundary will push offshore and we will have a great deal of sunshine as we make our way back to cities like atlantaand definitely into nashville, into tomorrow in the next 24 to 48 hour you see. look, really secluded across maine but we are going to see clearing skies across much of pennsylvania and new york city, certainly here in new york city through the remainder of sunday into monday and it definitely feels like fall. fall has finally, arrived. mostly sunny skies monday and tuesday in new york city and temperatures will be in the low 70s. del, back to you. >> thank you very much. those typhoon numbers show early warnings work. some say it is a white supremacist welcome wagon how one north dakota town is bracing for a meeting with controverse ye new neighbors. homemade, one of the questest and popular ways to travel in one african city. >> a deadly attack at a mall in kenya in the second day. 59 people are dead. hinge hing dozens of hostages being held. kenya's government ministers saying there are 175 people who were injured in saturday's attack. the somalian rebel group, al shabaab. >>> congr

city at 86. chicago, 84. atlanta, 83. new york, 76. boston, 75. >> going to be nice. >>> apple's new operating system is officially out. and there's some features you don't even know about. >>> plus, safe and sound. a girl who was kidnapped following a home invasion, back home. new details about where she was found. and a new twist in the investigation. >>> also, beanie baby backlash. the creator of the lovable stuffed animals gets handed down a hefty fine from the irs. more on that when we come back. >>> welcome back. iphone and ipad users are getting their first look at the new operating system. ios 7 is an entirely new look. there's some new features, as well. one of these is airdrop, that lets users wirelessly share photos and videos with other nearby iphones. "usa today's" ed baig tried it out. >> once you turn it on, you can just do a little tapping. and you can share the file with your friend. the person at the other end, of course, has the right to refuse the file. >> and for the first time ever, the operating system allows iph

high pressure is in control all the way from new york city down into atlanta. we have some showers along the frontal boundary between louisiana and texas. the wet weather is truly confined to the pacific northwest. it doesn't look like they're looking at a break for the next 24 hours. all that moisture pushing in off the pacific, and now they have to worry about snow. about 4,000 feet and above could see 10 to 20 inches of snow across the washington cascades. we have a winter storm warning in effect until 6:00 a.m. pacific time tuesday morning. so we'll be monitoring that. as for seattle, all the way down into eugene they're going to continue to deal with showers. we could see a few more across northern portions of california. you can see the next 24 hours, the heaviest rain is along the coast. if you travel along i-5, please take it easy out there on the roadways. look at seattle. when will they see the sunshine? i think they have to wait until later in the week. luckily it will heat up a bit with the sunshine. we'll reach a high of 62 on friday with partly cl

protests were also held in washington, d.c., new york city and atlanta. >>> the northern california chapterthe syrian american council held a counter rally in union square this afternoon. they support u.s. intervention and say allowing the conflict in syria to continue will result in more deaths and destruction. house minority leader nancy pelosi agrees. she spoke about syria at an event in san francisco today. >> stopping the use of weapons of mass destruction is a pillar of our national security. the assad regime used them. that cannot continue. >> pelosi sent her fifth letter to democratic colleagues this week trying to get support for a measure to authorize the u.s. strike. president obama will speak to the nation on tuesday and pelosi says the president will lay out his case to the american people. [ singing ] >>> tens of thousands filled st. peter's square tonight to pray for peace in syria. the vatican estimates 100,000 people took part and that makes it one of the largest rallies against proposed military against against syria. >>> meteorologist paul deanno talking about how hot it

presence in the major federal cities around the country. chicago, atlanta, san francisco, texas, and kansas city. >> what is the most obvious thing that you do that the public might not know about? in terms of what we do, my sense is that the public has a good grasp of what it means to do an investigation of wrongdoing. people seem to understand that if you have somebody who is ,ccused of engaging in fraud the ig has the jurisdiction to pursue that. ist the public may not know the kind of audits that we do through our department programs. our responsibility of going and looking at how the departments are delivering their programs. example, provide farm subsidy payments to farmers. the department is not doing that as effectively as he can. how do you deliver those programs and can you do them better? >> the president appointed you. the senate had to approve you? >> that is correct. the senate confirmed a. -- me. >> how many inspectors general's are there? >> currently there are 73. five our legislative branch and are appointed by the agency head. ig,he execu

atlanta has deficit. all these cities with deficits, no bankruptcy, no emergency manager. if it's good enough for them, it doggone well should be good enough for the city of detroit. >> how the judge rules on bankruptcy could set a legal standard that goes well beyond detroit. >> pensions are certainly a big part of it, because there's so little of a track record, all the big cities that are struggling with the pension liabilities and how to restructure their debts are really watching detroit very closely. >> federal judge steven rhodes is expected to move through the proceedings quickly and decide whether to declare detroit bank result as early as next month. aljazeera, detroit. >> 110 people will have the opportunity to speak before the judge today and challenge this bankruptcy. each will be given about three minutes to speak. as you can imagine, it's expected to go emotional. back to you. >> aljazeera in detroit, michigan, thank you. >> the washington navy yard resumes operations this morning, but building 197, site of monday's shooting rampage will remain closed. law e

different environment growing up in the inner city than what i experienced growing up in the inner city of atlantagia, we need to get back to those fundamentals, i think that's what the bands and the university presidents and the black community and black community leadership need to stress. >> bill: it would be nice if they did extend the story into the why of it rather than the what of it. you know. >> the cause and effect. >> yes, you know, if we want to stop these things then you have to solve the problem. and the problem isn't, you know, white people hunting down black people. that's not what's happening in this country. all right, mr. west. >> that's the easier thing to discuss. >> bill: that's the easier thing and that's what the racial hustlers ceased upon and i had to go after them. the washington redskins under fire for team name. pin medicines of the week. i will join in on that. >> bill: thanks for staying with us, i'm bill o'reilly. in the what the heck just happened tonight segment. controversy in the national football league doesn't have to do with violence or drugs. it has to do wi

but as i said staying dry and quite beautiful in new york city all the way down into atlanta. very difficult story if you're in the pacific northwest. areas of low pressure making its way onshore. we're talking about heavy rainfall across portions of seattle down into portland. if you live across the washington and oregon it was caseoregon cascadesone to two fe pass the snoqualmie pass. >>> in the evening we'll see a pile up of rain on the roadways on i-5. and these are the watches we have right now from the washington cascades into the oregon cascades. we're going to see one to two feet of snow. folks traveling along i-90 use precaution. when are we going to see sunshine? later on in the week. with our high of 58 and we'll finally begin to feel just a bit warmer. take a look at temperatures in chicago. warmer yesterday with the high coming in at 74. >> thank you. off the coast of spain the officers offshore turbine. they'll float out to sea to take advantage of stronger wind. it will be a prototype of a version than will eight times larger and each turbine will be able to pow

we're trying to get to new york city or atlanta.eratures are going to climb into the 70s, take you through your hour by hour forecast, 74 at noon, 70 in fremont. rounding out the day with mid 80s, not getting too hot. 77 in san jose. 84 degrees in gilroy. tomorrow a 5 to 10-degree drop-off. i'll show you how that works out including showers on the way. seven-day forecast in my next report. >> good morning. we're looking at this backup here at the bay bridge toll plaza. all lanes are filled but this is not worst. the approach even the east shore freeway, that's looking okay. it might be lighter because look, all of these people held up, only one westbound bore is open. what we understand it's closed down for safety sake. half of your availability for your commute out of orin da. folks come off 680 and walnut creek. another problem, south 880 is slow, hayward, union city into fremont, the crash at thorton may be clearing. only half your freeway, two oust four lanes get past the area. slowing clears by the time you get to mallory. a lo

protests also held in washington dc, new york city, and atlanta. >> and the northern cap -- northern the syrian consul holding up, rally in union square. they support u.s. intervention and say allowing the conflict continue on this course will result in more death. house minority leader nancy pelosi agreed. >> a pillar of our national security. the regime used them and that cannot continue. >> policy center fifth letter to democratic colleagues trying to get support for a measure to authorize a u.s. strike. >>> tens of thousands filling st. peters square to fill pray for peace. the vatican estimates 100,000 people turned out. that makes it one of the largest rallies against proposed u.s. military action. >> most of the private information on your smart phone is accessible to the national security agency. the u.s. government along with british counterpart have special teams to crack your passwords. the nsa is most interested in context, call lists, and other data. the report says they are doing mass surveillance but rather targeting specific individuals. >> a bill that would require l

we have a large presence in the major federal cities around the country, chicago, atlanta, california, san francisco bay area, texas, and kansas city. >> what's the most obvious thing that you do that the public might not know about? >> in terms of what we do, my sense is that the public has a good grasp of what it means to do an investigation of potential wrongdoing. people understand that you have somebody who may be accused of engaging in fraud that the ig will have the jurisdiction to pursue that. i think what the public may not be as informed on or may not be as aware of is the kinds of audits we do vis-a-vis our department programs in terms of the responsibility to go in, to look at how the department is delivering. are the programs delivering as effectively as they can. we say how do you deliver the programs, can you do them better? >> the president appoints you? >> yes. >> did the senate have to approve you? >> yes, in my current position, yes. they confirmed me. >> how many are in the federal government? >> we have 73 federal inspectors general. five or six are legislative br

history and lecture fund and making it possible to for me to come visit again in atlanta, this beautiful jewel of a city. what is pleasure it is to be here especially at the atlanta history center, so devoted as it is to the study of the history of this city, of the state of georgia and the united states. it is great to be back again. i wonder if we could have the lights down a bit because we have some pictures to see. looking back, over 20 years, alexander stewart webb, declared, that the battle of gettysburg was, and is now throughout the world, known to be the waterloo of the rebellion certainly alex webb earned the right to speak with authority about gettysburg. he was 26 when the civil war broke out in 1861 and even though this grandson of a minuteman at bunker hill was only six years out of west point, he rocketed up the ladder of promotion to brigadier general, just a week before the union and confederate armies collided in their brutal, three-day hammering at gettysburg. and it fell to webb in particular to command the union brigade which absorbed the spear point of the battle's climax, the grea

california has deficit, chicago has deficit, atlanta has deficit. all these cities with deficits, no bankruptcy, no emergency manager. if it's good enough for them it doggone well should be good enough for city of detroit. >> how the judge rules on bankruptcy could set a legal standard that goes well beyond detroit. >> tensions are certainly a -- pensions are certainly a big part of it because there are so little of a track record, all the big cities that are struggling with the pension liabilities and how to restructure their debts are really watching detroit very closely. >> federal judge stephen rhodes is expected to move through these proceedings quickly and decide to declare detroit bankrupt as early as next month. >>> a are service for the victims of the navy yard shooting, meanwhile the discretion is moving forward and there are new details about the shooter. randall pinkston reports. >> fbi and military investigators continue to gather evidence from monday's shooting at the washington navy yard. beyond the yellow tape in building 197 crime scene specialists

nothing but sunshine from new york city all the way down into atlanta, georgia. we cannot say the same across portion of colorado where we're actually looking at a bit of snow in the rocky mountains and light rain fouling across denver could lead to some additional flooding across the region. because of the cloud cover in denver, we're only going to reach a high of 68. here, slightly warmer inial bekerr kerr key. on the east coast in new york city, it's a comfortable, beautiful day. we'll see nothing but sunny skies. back to you, morgan. >> right now, we have breaking news out of egypt, where a cairo court banned all activities of the muslim brother hood, the group that supports ousted president morsi. some fear the decision could fuel more violence. we are joined from an aljazeera correspondent in cairo. we are withholding her name for her own safety. what's happening there right now? >> this is a very significant ruling for the muslim brotherhood group. it's fortunate note that its ruling does not ban the group itself. it only bans its activities. saying it dis

atlanta 83. 86 in kansas city. colorado springs, 81.o and seattle, 71 degrees. >>> we told you about the business men in trouble in chicago. also from that area, something a lot more cute. who can resist the little furry four legged friend. >> he is a three month old snow leopard. he made his public debut yesterday. the little fellow weighs about 15 pounds. >> what a cutie pi e. they remain with their mothers until 18 month old. >> only if you could keep it that size. >> even at that size i can see it being a little destructive. >> all in the paws. see how massive those things are. >> 15 point cat. yikes. >> private matter for gwyneth paltrow discussed again in public. >>> later, hitting cameras. random acts of kindness and two guys trying to spread a little kindness. you're watching "world news now." ♪ ♪ ♪ i'm walking on sunshine i'm walking on sunshine ♪ eligible for medicare? >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by united health care. only about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. so consider