they are addressing the problem one planting at a time. ç] ♪ >>> welcome back, this just in, un chief bankytays that a report will confirm chemical weapons were used in syria. this as talks resume in geneva with john kerry and sergey lavrov. syria says it is willing to secure and destroy its chemical weapons stockpile if the u.s. gives up its threat of military action. and rescuers are trying to reach people in three colorado towns cut off by massive flooding. thousands have been forced to flee their homes. >>> two seaside towns have to rebuilt again after a devastating fire you see right there. dozens of businesses were destroyed along the boardwalk. the fire started at an ice cream shop, the cause not yet known. ♪ >>> tropical storm ingrid has formed in the gulf of mexico. take a look at the radar. right across here, this system is going to remain relatively stationary the next 24 hours, but will slowly track north and west spilling an abundance of rain locally. that could trigger life-threatening mud slides into southeast portions of texas we'll see an abundance of rainfall. tropical sto

secretary banki moon says he condemns it in the strongest terms. he calls it reprehensible. today, president obama is going to pay tribute to the 12 americans who were killed in the latest mass shootings in the nation's capitol. his remarks come this evening. that will be nearly one week since the shooting at the washington navy yard. the president and first lady are going to meet with family members who lost loved ones there that day. eight other people were injured. randall pinkston is live now in washington where the president is preparing to speak. randall, these attacks are personal for any president, but for this president, they are adding up by some counts as many as 14 mass shootings during his term. what do we expect the president to say today? >> well, actually, detail, we expect him to say when these shootings occur, the daily shootings that occur like his own hometown of chicago. by one count, there are at least one or two shootings every week that involve four or more persons. the president is not going to be expected to propose any new legislation of t legislat

chemical weapons as well another interesting point was made by sergey lavrov who said that the video with banki moon or city saying that posh are outside is guilty of crimes against humanity but that was in fact a video montage taken out of context and released right in the middle of these extremely tense negotiations cause and ultimately they john kerry and sergey lavrov looked at least at a great deal to come up with a deal here in geneva they spoke of how well the u.s. and russia can work together when there is a real incentive they are new to the sensitivity regime even to. start looking at not just the hero gets him. but also a peaceful end to the civil war so it's now at least off to the tough days of talks here in geneva a military strike by the u.s. against syria has been a massive blow to him she completely. manual option writer a german journalist focusing on the syrian crisis so as america is about face towards a more diplomacy based solution was triggered by a lack of support for a military strike. this is the sort of like a diplomatic roller coaster i think we've heard so many cont

chemical weapons as well another interesting point was made by sergey lavrov who said that the video with banki moon city saying that bash our us out is guilty of crimes against humanity that was in fact a video montage taken out of context and released right in the middle of these extremely tense negotiations boss and ultimately very john kerry and sergey lavrov looked nice that they were able to come up with a deal here in geneva they spoke of how well the u.s. and russia can work together when there is a political will and said that they are nuking the six you can see the regime even . start looking at not just really serious its chemical weapons but at least so a peaceful end to the civil war so it's now at least off to the tough days of talks here in geneva a military strike by the u.s. against syria has been a passive watching from geneva where you are. right he's a german journalist focusing on the syrian crisis he believes the syrian government would let its goal down boy giving up its chemical weapons. another think what's very important to this is the meaning of chemical weapons for s

chemical weapons as well another interesting point was made by sergey lavrov who said that the video of banky moon or should he say that bash our us out is guilty of crimes against humanity but that was in fact a video montage taken out of context and released right in the middle of these extremely tense negotiations was and ultimately there john kerry and sergey lavrov at least that they were able to come up with a deal here in geneva they spoke of how well the u.s. and russia can work together when there is a mix of real and said that they are new to the sixty four asia needed to. start looking at not just here. but also a peaceful end to the civil war has now at least off to return days of talks here in geneva a military strike by the u.s. against syria has been a passage which infringes on leverage. let's further discuss the russia us agreement on ridding syria of chemical weapons with richard. becky he's antiwar activists with the international coalition he joins me live now from san francisco richard a lot seems to have been achieved in a very good time people of course will be also one

banky move saying it's a good idea we've got russia actively doing this we've got serious a year we're on we're on board with it. yes but all they want is because they have not president obama's as been unable to convince congress about his need to attack all be on a limited basis syria has failed to convince congress and they're looking for more information so this is perhaps what they need is for syria to say yes they do possess chemical weapons so that congress can be convinced to authorize the president to attack syria hang on behind closed doors tonight maybe america qual is saying hey this is going to solve the whole. well yes or no i think they're going to move the goalposts at some point if it's not this you know if if kerry's been contradicted he's saying if they give up their chemical weapons well then let's take it to the united nations security council and let them pass a resolution resolution and send in the weapons inspectors inspectors again to to take possession of these chemical weapons this has to be done properly under the international law. just a unilateral decisio

i think for the smaller banks, our process is based on the banky failing.as no process in place to go after these guys. dodd frank ends that. strict low on one bailout. i think it will work and it's real and it's there. the three-year claw back. if you lose your job, you are subject to a claw back of all personal compensation. the process can be harsh appropriately and we didn't have the tools them and one of the symptoms is it masked a lot. >> we have been throwing it and it is amazing. compensation is higher than what it was precrash. the dow higher than it ever has been. we know main street median income has not recovered. more people than ever. not only did they not get punished, they are in better shape. >> the issues that we were trying to deal with and put radio you wills in place as sheila points out, most of the things that was done in that president of september are today illegal. the government can't do them. the point that joe was making which is a major reform and change and are not going to test this. we hope we never have to. >> answer elizab

we had an awful banki ining cri. and there's not a lot you can do from a policy point of view.ust growth. what it's done is fixed balance sheets. look at how low interest rates have healed bank balance sheets, household -- >> the fed's balance sheet is not going to be $5 trillion. is that okay? we took all their balance sheets and now got one big bad balance sheet. >> well, i mean, when the economy picks up and after fixing all these balance sheets that looks likely next year, then the fed exits. >> i've heard that before, ethan. >> that's the first time -- >> no, not you, i heard everybody else saying -- >> well, because they weren't paying attention here. >> okay. so next year. next year. >> i'm saying that next year is a likely year of stronger growth. yeah. >> okay. >> we fix balance sheets. >> then we can get out, right? >> absolutely. and if they don't get out then, they're making a big mistake with qe. >> thanks for joining us. >> okay. >>> coming up, the home builders gets a boost from the fed last week. the outlook when we return. maybe it will be okay. they had to tak