our speakers are tamim ansary and atta arghandiwal but let's go on with another question. atta, in your book you have some wonderful personal scenes the day 9/11 happened to its very powerful. when you return to afghanistan, there's a great description or seen around the corrupt officials and party you went to at the private home. one of the things i found most memorable is vivid here, your family's home village. and in that you visit your father's grave, but also i talked to you earlier about the mosque, when you visited the mosque there were taliban there. can you describe that scene? and also again, what role might they have going forward? a productive role, critical role? may be addressed that, bring us to that moment. >> it really wasn't open when i did go to kabul and i told my cousin that, of course, that was the first order of the day, to go in. we left early morning, just kind of going back to the old days and it was snowing. it was just crisp early morning meeting. as we met there, one of the first things i was told that it's friday of course and it's going to be

people toned remember there are millions of syrias who are neither with syria or atta.y such as the kurds, christians, jews. or in syria, the moderates. we need to reshuffle our policy in syria, look at the partners and i hope the congressional hearing will bring about these facts. >> doctor, we have to do a gut check with you right now, because our reporter earlier in the hour from jerusalem and he paint add very negative picture about how we're looked upon in the world. particularly following this president's decision today to back off his red line comments and seek thorpgs and not do what he said he'd do. how is america viewed in the arab world? >> that's a wonderful question. let me make a big distinction for our viewers. there's a difference between those who want our values, meaning democracy, secular liberal body and those who look at american foreign policy. a big difference. the 33 million egyptians who demonstrated on june the 30th and again on july 26th against a muslim brotherhood, against jihadism and for democracy, not all like our foreign policy. actually

the people who died in the process attack including there was that atta and marcus scammell were buried two days after the tragedy the funeral began in the center of cairo next to st mark's coptic orthodox cathedral like many other large gatherings in the past two years the several thousand strong funeral procession erupted into a massive protest resulting in confrontations the funeral led to further violence and two more people died when. the priest. asks everyone in the church to pray for peace between muslims and copts to remind his congregation that god is patient and kind that is why all christians have to be patient and to enjoy. with the economic up and downs in the final. day. and the rest that life. will be everything on. earth. do we speak your language. news programs and documentaries in spanish matters to you breaking news a little turn into the angles the stories. you hear. that all teach spanish find out more visit i. was a small village two hours drive from cairo which typifies the egyptian provinces unemployment and poverty are rife coptic christians make up a fifth of t

because the companies who are their clients, they are work pg with these companies to prevent the atta attacks, they don't want any details getting out because there is money at stake on some disputes over who is responsible, partly for brand protections reasons. they don't want to be embarrassed. they would like them to be more forth coming and tell americans, tell customers when they have been hacked because that will show the scale of the problem and types of people doing it and things they can do to solve it. >> i suspect we'll talk more about this in the future. >> thank you. >> amen jaif vers joining us tonight. >>> some schools letting students get deep credits but first, the three-part series on new ways to pay for college but first, how commodities, currencies and treasuries performed today. >>> jp morgan chase is facing for federal fines. the largest bank may have to pay as much as $600 million in penalties as a part of a global settlement over huge trading losses last year in the so-called london whales scandal. today, word the government's consumer financial protection burr

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a teenager armed with an assault rifle fired shots at police at an elementary school near atta . teachers rushed students to the very back of the school. they waited safely outside as police confronted that gunman at the school's front office. he eventually surrendered. worried parents rushed to that school. >> i was in shock. i was scared with fear. i didn't know what was going on. my baby probably went into shock because he's not used to stuff like that. >> none of the students was injured. the suspect's name has not been released and has no known connection to that school. >>> authorities in duncan, oklahoma say boredom was behind the random murder of an australia baseball player going to school there. detectives arrested three suspects for last week's shooting of 22-year-old christopher lane as he was jogging. these are those teenagers. they are 15, 16, and 17 years old. apparently they mentioned the crime on their facebook pages. lane was in the united states attending college on a baseball scholarship. >>> the count down is on for obamacare signups. why some companies such

a san francisco internet millionaire will be arraigned this afternoon in county court acres kufsd attased of attacking his girlfriend, accused of 46 felonies. the court complaint says one is assault with a lady weapon, a pillow, false imprisonment as well. we have phone calls in to the man's lawyer and we will be there for his arraignment this afternoon. back to you. >> thank you, scott. >>> the list of candidates to lead the bay area's biggest iscy expected to grow today. so far, seven people have filed statements of intention to run for san jose mayor in the 2014 primary election. that includes current san jose city council members pete constant and vice mayor madison wynn, councilman sam lieu cardioand pg olivario map to file the statements by the end of the day. the deadline is february. >>> big city to big money, us new details about the winners of the $448 million power ball jackpot. yes. two new jersey officials say 16 workers from this county garage in toms river purchased one of those three winning tickets. the magic tickets. they will share the lump sum of $58.3 million. that

pittsburg woman is in the hospital this morning after robbers broke into her children's room and then atta attacked her. it happened in a quiet neighborhood on bending willow way near bark side drive. the woman's husband tells our photographer on the scene two men broke into the home through a second story window where his two children were sleeping. when the robbers ran into the mother they beat her, then ran out through the front door. the father wasn't home at the time. >> we got to come together now to watch out for one another, 'cause we all work hard to get what we have. and who wants to lose to to someone that's just coming in and taking it? >> police are still looking for those robbers. >>> a united airlines 747 plane bound for san francisco had to return to heathrow airport because of a loss of cabin pressure. united flight 900 landed safely at heathrow this morning and everybody on board is fine. we are told the repairs for the plane took longer than expect sod that flight has been canceled for the day. >>> happening right now, a red flag warning is in affect as hot temperatures

been home from the hospital for just a few hours, and he's bravely talking about the moment she was attaed by a bear as she was jogging home from her grandparents' house. >> i take off running from the direction i came from and it just -- it got me and it tackled me down and it clawed me and stuff. and then it kind of walked away a little bit and then, so, i got up and started running again, and then it came back and got me and then i was -- i just thought, i should play dead. and so, i heard that you should do that, and then, so, i w just laying there and then it went away. >> reporter: and what was going through her mind? did she think she'd survive? >> no, i didn't. i was like, oh, my gosh. this is -- this is it. i'm going to die. when it came back the second time, it kind of stopped, so, i kind of pelt epelted it and tha not work. so, then it just mauled me, i think worse. >> reporter: abby suffered deep gashes and puncture wounds to her thighs and back. also tonight, an alaskan hunter is similarly lucky to be alive after a bear attack. it happened in the alaskan brooks range, within t

. >> look atta co bell. at taco bell. they are the picasso of fast-food. every week they come up with a n could trappings. let's make a taco burger and shape it like an arc. that does president make any -- that doesn't make any sense. burger king should be more creative. >> no, they are the whopper and i love the whopper. who is doing this? >> burger king. >> oh, it is burger king. not only is it not $800, but it is $1 and a really good deal when you consider you get a defibrilator with it. >> i can't say that word. larry, i love -- >> you are wrong on this. it is brilliant. first of all, they did market research and my kids do this already. they put french fries on their hamburgers. >> they are imaginary kids. >> four of them. count them of the you say anybody can do this, but there is a genius to the person who does the thing that everybody can do. look at andy warhol and the painting of a can of soup. anybody who -- can do that, but he actually did it. he made a lot of money out of it. >> i wanted you to theng -- i thought you said you wanted us to lite

clooney and loeb should just sit down and have breakfast atta koa bell. fast food company taking waffle taco national. adam, what are investors ordering today? >> the investors say, a waffle taco? they are expanding the test by yum brands, who owns taco bell, go national with breakfast next year. yum at $74 a share there, roughly, up 11% year to date. today, they are down, you know, about, not quite 1%, but it's this waffle taco. some say it's a great flavor, but a lot of people have questions about it. one thing, dow down 120 points on the dow. if we close down in triple digits, single biggest one-day drop since june. back to you. dagen: thank you so much, adam. give me reason to get excited with money moving out of bonds and into cash in some instances, tell me why you should buy stocks now. that'll be charles payne's duty coming up. is chicago the next detroit? we raise this question before, why the problems plaguing the windy city could lead down the exact same road. ♪ with fidelity's options platform, we've completely integrated every step of the pro

. >>> new information about the teenager who fired an assault rifle at an elementary school in atta .ody was injured but it sent children running from their classrooms earlier today. police say the man followed someone past security. he then held at least two employees hostage in the school a. he asked them to call an atlanta tv station and tell that station to send a news crew to, quote, watch police die. the man fired shots when the officers arrived but eventually surrendered. police were concerned that the suspect had explosives in his car so they detonated several materials in his trunk. no word yet on a motive or if the suspect was connected to anyone at the school. >>> two oklahoma teenagers facing murder charges in the random kick of a visiting australian baseball player. a 13-year-old charged as an accessory. officers say 22-year-old christopher lane was gun down last week in what is being described as a thrill killing. one suspect told police they were bored and shot lane for the fun of it. lane's father talked to reporters in australia. >> there is not going to be any good c

have compromised the quality of the program in intercepting the next ramsey bishop, the next mohammed atta in exposing how it works. >> why didn't they get major hasan? >> when you say exposing how it works, you think any terrorist didn't know that you can't get on a cell phone -- >> excuse me, do you know what -- what do you think courier -- >> i'll answer your question. i did not know this. we have the main serers in our country. but not all. now, they know what e-mail to use ha we monitor and what doesn't and it changed instantly and so many line of communication went instantly dead. that's snowden's doing. >> i want to understand this. why is it the nsa or intelligence agencies need to collect all the internet traffic, phone records of every american in order to find tsarnaev or hasan or anybody? i don't get it at all. >> john miller at cbs made a comment, don't worry, because there's a zillion piece es of data, so you're safe in numbers. the only problem with that is if i want to get, if i'm the president, i'm mad at alan combs. get his file and get the data. >> i need somebody's e-ma

that includes part-time workers plus those marginally attaed to the work force.le that are out there that are really affected economically by the situati. gerri: listen. i am so disappointed in this that i will tell you, regular america looks to what goes on. another record high. the news for regular americans is so bad. who are those people? what are they doing buying and selling stocks? wh is there such- you talked about ben bernanke. at what point will wall street say, you kw, this has got to get better? >> well, the administrative policies have not been great. congress on both sides of the aisle has done people n favors. median household income is down since president obama got into office. one big asset is our homes. those are down. things that are really big factors are not going well. the fat cats on wall street are getting fatter and fatter, but the policies, higher taxes and more regulation, we can all agree is not working. gerri: the policies are benefiting the wealthy more than their benefit in the middle class. >> that's right. they are not making the

why are so many victims children of this allege ed chemical atta?ifficult to say at this stage. watching doctors trying to treat these children as they are gasping for air, looking at their listless bodies just lined up on the floor, we have seen a lot of horrific images coming out of syria for the last three years but what we've been pouring through goes beyond all of that. one doctor said that his location ran out of medicine within an hour. all he could do for the victims is wash them off and give them oxygen. the symptoms ranging from dilated pupils and difficulty breathing. the victims were foaming at the mouth. this is why doctors and opposition members believe it was a chemical take. the government denying that. >> it's hard to understand something like this. is there any way of figuring out because it's so murky when you look at this of who is responsible for leasing those chemicals because there's stories on both sides. >> reporter: yes. it's incredibly murky. both sides blaming each other. in this case the syrian government flat out denyin

. >> atta girl, liz. i can't see it, but what number are you wearing there? david: no number.national hockey league store right down here on 47th was kind enough to rush one over, and they say that all the numbers -- david: by the way, this one is $100, the one with the number is $200, so that's why she's not wearing a number. >> i'll make sure we get it autographed by the team. david: wow. that'll make it priceless. great stuff, terry. liz: it's killing me as a kings -@fan to wear this jersey. let's go right back to ashley webster for more. ash? >> >> brave lady, liz. talking of numbers, we do have some numbers, more numbers on linkedin. as we said, they beat on the top and bottom line quite nicely. they also managed to grow those use withers that david talked -- users that david talked about earlier. we were hopeing for around 240 million for the quarter, it grew to 238, so that's a good number. so perhaps let's put the little bit of pressure after hours is the fact that its guidance for revenue in the third quarter coming up just a little light. the estimate was for around

somebody say what happening if you hit him and he does it again, we have to hit him again, and they may atta >> guess what? israel may counterattack. >> that could happen anyway. >>> shamless plug. >> cat put out reports, and that's why i plugged them. >> what's this one? >> about the sequester's impact on head start and how 57,000 children will not be returning to school this year because of sequester. >> ann? >> i've got working with my colleague on a series will military sexual assault. there's a landing page. check it out. >> what feehery theory do we have? >> the capitol hill little league. very excited for baseball. >> it is. >>> that's it for this edition of "the daily rundown." college football starts tonight. oh joy! i'm serious. carolina will win the big game, i promise you. >>> coming up next, chris jansing. bye-bye. na, our medicare agents sit down with you and ask. being active. and being with this guy. [ male announcer ] getting to know you is how we help you choose the humana medicare plan that works best for you. mi familia. ♪ [ male announcer ] we want to help you achieve yo

my god, it used to be with mohamed atta, we caught them too late, he had blown up the world trade center planes with the terrorists. afterwards we saw him at the atm getting money out, at a walmart. there he is later. when we caught the boston bomber suspects, we see them, it turns out the local stores like this were doing surveillance cameras and you can accumulate all together and can almost follow a person during the day. >> yeah, it's amazing how much someone's life you can piece together with just small snippets pieces. we had a big murder case in australia last year where the accused was arrested based on very, very low-quality grainy footage inside a clothing store. because we don't have a lot of it in melbourne, australia. they were able to arrest the accused based on that. >> they put him away on that. >> they haven't put him away yet, but it was a very fast breaking case that the police were able to recognize the accused through the window. so it's known there's a place for it, but it's the speed at which these liberties are being taken away that calls it into question. >> many

christian businesses were ransacked and christians themselves were targeted for atta attack, it seemedir religion. here is state department spokesperson jen psaki moments ago. >> the united states strongly condemns all attacks and acts of violence and bloodshed across egypt. we are outraged and deplore in the strongest terms the reprehensible attack is in the past few days against numerous coptic christian churches. we also condemn the recent attacks on public buildings including police stations. there can be absolutely no place for such violence in egypt and call on all of egypt's leaders to condemn such attacks aggravating an already fragile atmosphere. the government has a responsibility to create an atmosphere egyptians can have assembly and media and christians also have a responsibility to exercise those rights peacefully and those doing so peacefully should not be labelled terrorists and encourage taking the utmost steps for compensation and avoid further life or injuries. >> you heard the state department remark on the persecution. the president also remarked earlier today. sen

could beay one as well but aroundoa or 4:00 we will see clearing conditions and open up to par yoy sun atta day. . >> thank you lowell. thaob you formaito bining us. te are back in with5 m another update. see you then. >>> we are back on this saturday morning. it is the 10th day of august, 2013. it's shaping up to be a gorgeous day here in the northeast. lucky us, we have a good amount of people who have stopped by to share the morning with us on the plaza. thank you for coming down. there we go. there we go. it's saturday morning. we get it. i'm erica hill along with willie geist in for lester holt. still to come, a story that has a lot of people in south florida upset. a teenage graffiti artist tasered by police then later died. his family wants answers. >>> it's been a tough week for r & b star usher. his son got stuck in the bottom of a swimming pool. now his ex-wife taking him to court asking for emergency custody of the boy. coming up, we go inside the courtroom to hear the ruling. >>> we're going to take a turn to see what else is happening in the wide, wide world of entertainment. c

they're talking to within the rule of law is a necessary thing when it comes to stopping terrorist attataken the russian information more seriously, it would have been nice to have gone into the phone records of these guys and found out exactly who they were talking to and who they were -- what they were up to by getting a court order. so i quite frankly disagree with senator leahy. we need this program more than ever, quite frankly. >> senator graham, thanks very much for joining us. >> thank you. >>> coming up at the top of the hour, gay athletes speak out about the upcoming winter games in russia, the olympic games in russia, where harsh new anti-gay laws are now in effect. straight ahead, baseball's cal ripkin announcing a reward to find his mother's kidnapper. where would you like to go tonight? ♪ [ male announcer ] it's a golden opportunity to see how lexus effortlessly connects you to where you're going. ♪ come to the golden opportunity sales event and experience the connectivity of lexus enform, available on all lexus models, including the es and rx. ♪ this is the pursuit of per

atta -- in landing.or a in june, a prominent libyan businessman was underwriting the publication of critics of books and pamphlets explaining how civics work and distributing them to mosques. i have seen less of a role of as aibyan private sector legitimate civil society stakeholder trying to voice their views and providing input into public policy. whether that be transparency and corruption aspects of development of public policy to encouraging the libyan government to reengage in the international global trading engagingth the wto or in various forums with united states government. interested in any of your opinions on whether the libyan private sector, the commercial sector is viewed generally, and if they view themselves as a needed and relevant stakeholder , andbyan civil society what, if anything, is being done to both increase and challenge develop their own capacity to serve responsibly in that role? thank you. well, not to speak of something that is in the making, but the center for international credit enterprise is working with the public sector and private sector in libya in de

we need to look atta and the -- look at that and the study didn't. were the fathers older?be related to autism. we need to specifically try to pin down whether it is an oxytocin issue. it is what women see crete from their brain that causes them to contract. it is coralled with bonding, long-term relationships, so many issues with autistic kids. is this a problem in terms of the mother's oxytocin levels? we're looking at environment versus genetics. we have a baby exposed to the mother's hormone levels for nine months which may be more important than two or three hours. >>gretchen: induced labor has gone up dramatically. we might want to take a look at this from moms and from dads and from doctors. >> i think also for the medical indications particularly don't question that it -- >>gretchen: got to wrap it up there unfortunately. thanks so much. coming a story disturbing, a complete stranger hacked into a baby monitor. it can happen to you. it can happen to you. right back. (gasp) nope. aw! guys! grrrr let's leave the deals to hotels.com. (nice bear!) ooo! that one! nice! g

and he was very concerned even atta early stage, the mid '80s, as the official in carjack of medicalal association. hehe was -- perceived two things happening. on the one happened, you had this tremendous advance in medical technology which was creating the dilemmas, the creation of the first test tube baby was around that time. these questions about extending life at the end of life and whether you should intervene, and the technology was creating dilemmas which we had never heard of before. at the same time, he observed among his doctors, among the doctors who were his colleagues, he noticed the beginnings of a moral slide. what i was beginning to pick up in the general cultural atmosphere, this business of, you know, there is no such thing as objective truth, but also there's no such thing as objective morality. the individual reigns supreme. my choice and everyone else's choirks and no one has the right to deny me my choice. everything is the subjective individual makes his own morality. and he saw that beginning to get in the way of what he considered to be the cardinal ethical

discover could give the world greater confidence and identifying in the perpetrators of this horrific attathe second step, mr. speaker, our road map makes clear compelling evidence for the syrian regime responsible for ate tack. i welcome the lecture from the joint intelligence committee today. and i notethe arab league's view of president assad's capability. as the prime minister said, in conflict there is reason for doubt. but the greate the weight of evidence the better. on tuesday we were promised it will be american intelligence and proof of the regime capability. we await the publication ofthe evidence, which i gather will be later today. that evidence too will be important in building up the body o evidence that president assad was responsible. >> the leader of the opposition said he might be able to support military action of the kind of the government contemplating. he is put in his amendment a lis of requirements virtually all of which i can tell appear in the government's own motion. why can't he not support the government's motion in order this house could speak with the united

after high school, atta served in the afghan air force. in the political situation change in the 1980s and the russians invade, atta fled to germany and came to you is what is enjoyed a successful banking career. like tamim, he was shocked by 9/11. he visited afghanistan recently and you can read about his amazing journey back to afghanistan in his book, "lost decency: the untold afghan story." you also sign the book after the program. i think it is program will be very interesting. you may hear different perspectives. you will learn a lot about the history of afghanistan and did you read these two books, you will get in one, and his book, the context and history of afghanistan but if you return once but you see a character who comes to life. so we'll start off, please welcome tamim. [applause] >> thank you all for being here. thank you to the commonwealth club. let me just check the time so don't go over. so i'm sure all of you are very interested in what's going on in afghanistan right now. who is contesting for the presidential seats in