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. >> still a will the of questions to bea answered on this one. that man in the the blue is not an officer. he's a paramedic. they were responding to a medical emergency. bar net saw the parking lot was getting crowded that he claims face, ramedic said by the gave him a witness, to try to tell him to off him. another paramedic goes oaf there and also tries to get this man off of bar net and eventually he just gets up and walks off. >> it's hard to judge here without seeing what happened before. we're on hearing one guy's side of the story. you will say a paramedic's job is to help people, not hurt people. >> it interesting, bar net did go back to work after this, said he was shaken up, not injured. >> the company his method full investigation trying to determine what happened here. >> he looks like a famous rap star and even has an entourage. next "right this minute." >> and still to come, dude standing in the way of a train taking off so -- >> somebody comes over and is like, dude, you're blocking the door, pushes the guy and that's when this man

i am reading about the urban stiary.ear he -- bea it is rats. there is an animal rights activist in this book and i began to feel sorry for the rats. you have to add a new title to my distinguished career. tavis: rat lover. >> rat deliverer. i am taking them and letting them go in the woods may -- where maybe the coyotes will eat them. at least they're not rolling code holes through the walls -- coke bottles through the walls in my house every night. they be is a rat game. you probably have a lot of your show and they will tell you the secret why the rats are rolling those bottles in the walls all night long. -- i: you have always been do not want to say always but maybe you have been. you certainly of late have been passionate about a variety of environmental and other social issues. >> absolutely. you will see it reflected in these 58 stories. you can trace the themes all the way through. you know, i tell jokes and i worryun but i tend to about everybody and everything throughout the entire world. this population explosion, the extinction of t

bea: and it takes a toll on everyone. i mean, it's -- it's a depressing disease to watch unfold before your eyes. she actually thought those of us who were caring for her and who loved her most were her worst enemies. more and more responsibilities fell on my shoulders. lisa: this disease just ravages a family. it changes your life. the magnitude of it is indescribable. my mother taught me to be in the moment. we have to live in the moment with them. and i'm going to be with that person right now, in this moment, wherever she is. art: now is the moment. if we work together, we can stop this epidemic. grace: contact brightfocus and learn more. >>> good wednesday morning. a live look at the san francisco bay bridge. folks can take b.a.r.t. as an option. trains are rolling. no strike. talks will resume at 10:00 this morning. >>> fremont city council has postponed a vote on whether to install surveillance cameras. the fremont council decided to wait because of unease funding the cameras with federal housing money. last night

i don't knowwhat the bea arthur is this. i just can't -- i can't -- this is the fall of the 13-year-old boy. i'm going to go to school and justify your father's behair yor like that. the prosecutors dropped the sexual assault charge, but charged him with ecstasy possession. he pleaded not guilty. if he's found guilty, he faces four years in jail. he says this is no way affecting his job. cee lo green is a part of "the voice." although, this recent stuff going on with him with the girl and, it kind of makes you look at him differently, maybe, kind of, sort of, squinting and watching the voice and looking at him. anyway, congratulations, i think, cee lo. yeah. there's no sexual assault. it's just ecstasy. all right. let's move on. [ applause ] >> congratulations are in order for kelly clarkson. you might have heard, she and her fiance, brandon, tied the knot over the weekend. look how skinny she is. i pose like this, you know those models in magazines that pose like i'm starving. can you do this? can you do this? you have to b

bea >> reporter: and we wondered about one more patient, that little girl in the gown. >> how many? reporter: flashing a smile, she can see. she can see again. her dad told me she is headed to school. j diane. this is the lens that they replace in the eye after they take the cataract out. it costs $11. >> it takes seven minutes. so how can everyone#2mr help. >> for people at home who want to help out, go to abcnews.com, click on "world news" and just those people can see again. >> that was amazing and wonderful. thank you, david. >>> and also in the news right back here at hom of thel]Ñ kings of the all amern thriller, novelist tom clancy has died. presidents admired his work. leading men, harrison ford, ben affleck lined up to play one of his action heros for the thinking man. abc's paula faris remembers. >> reporter: he was the jk rowling of the military. tom clancy's 25 novels included more than a dozen number one best sellers. and hollywood r' baltimore when he wrote his first novel about a soviet subcommander defecting to the west. >> a great day, comrades. we sail into history

first, he wanted to continue this tkr-pl bea drum beat involn boehner. it would keep the government open far short period of time up until next month. putting pressure on john boehner saying both were there if they will help democrats to push across the finish adam. >> let's put people back to work. there are enough reasonable and democrats in the house who are willing to vote yes on a budget that the senate has already passed. as soon as they proceed against every item in the budget. >> job two for president today. there are those that call default denyers. they look at this impending deadline of october 17th, john. it's thought that bad. the president is alarming people, needlesly, the government can get by. it can pay its credittors, it can prioritize. the president is having none of that. he was sounding the alarm and will. catastrophic to the nation. >> we have senior citizens who are koupbgt on their social security work arriving on time. >> reporter: far brief time we felt we thought we had a short time with with the president. he would agree with

and that has bea muffin mad. add there are no plans to stop her from selling her creation. >> a long time city employee will have up herman home in downtown -- a permanent home in downtown steps away from where he was killed. friends and family and former coworkers remember matt hersel. 100r reaching speeds of miles an hour killed him as he walking home from work. his family members say they were moved by today's dedication. >> absolutely tremendous, above and beyond. more city has stepped up to the plate from day one. we are blessed and honored to have something like this. you do not see this quite often at all. >> the driver of the car that killed hersel is facing several charges including manslaughter. ambulances and emergency equipment under inspection. this as the i-team follows the case of a woman who died two days after falling off a county stretcher. the latebreaking ttl's new at 6:00 p.m. -- details new at 6:00 p.m. >> you will see everything here at this exhibit meant to inspire. i am jennifer franciott

it was clarifying for bea for bs as to where we are.he take away from the meeting was that our teams are going to be talking further tonight. we'll have more discussion. we'll come back to have more discussion. the president said that he would go and consult with the administration folks and hopefully we can see away forward after that. >> now how did all of this begin? this morning house republicans among themselves gathered in the basement of the capitol they talked for an hour afternoo and. listening to john boehner's plan of the six-week extension of the debt ceiling. and they want the president to sit down and negotiate a mini grand bargain with taxes on the table. and a lot of democrats have a problem with that. and what is left off the table is re-opening the government. there was some surprise when the white house signalled that they would agree with what the government is proposing. harry reid senate democrats were here in their own right before republicans and he says no how and no way we are going to talk about these big issu

police in maryland have arrested a suspect they say pulled a gun on bea ripkeripken.er car alarm and the man ran away. he was later identified by an atm security camera photo. she has been through it. you may recall in july of last year he was sh kidnapped from her home. 24-hours later she was found unharmed. new jersey voters are headed to the poll voting in a special election to fill the open seat of frank lawsuit enburg who died in june. new york mayor cory booker is number one but steve laudigan is not far behind and is hoping to change the long time senate seat to republican. >> the government shut down enters day 16 as the clock particulars down to the debt ceiling deadline. shifting back to the senate after house gob leaders voted there would be a no dgo to take over the budget proposal. we are live with more on this story. thought we could do it last night but no dice. >> we don't know what will happen. there is optimism that will happen. house republican leaders had a couple different proposals to end the shut down and raise the debt ceiling because the votes

and now one is a bea bargainingp for the other. and as senator joo joon joh john said it may be a hardship for some. but brace yourself the social security checks and the government's credit rating and your loan and interest rates could be affected with what is coming down the pipe. >> libby casey for us on capitol hill. the national monument is closed because of the government shutdown but tell that to democrat on straight years demonstrators. the bill could impact 11 million people living in the nation illegally. randal joins us from the national mall. what is going on is there? >> tony for about three hours we heard from speakers. it was about mostly about republicans. all of them saying there needs to be done about the 11 million people 0 who are in the nation illegally. ones they finish the rally they went off to the capitol to do an act of civil disobedience. they did not plan this rally knowing it would happen right in the mitd el o middle of the budt shutdown. >> randal how are people reacting to the reform. we know they ha

bea: and it takes a toll on everyone. i mean, it's -- it's a depressing disease to watch unfold before your eyes. she actually thought those of us who were caring for her and who loved her most were her worst enemies. more and more responsibilities fell on my shoulders. lisa: this disease just ravages a family. it changes your life. the magnitude of it is indescribable. my mother taught me to be in the moment. we have to live in the moment with them. and i'm going to be with that person right now, in this moment, wherever she is. art: now is the moment. if we work together, we can stop this epidemic. grace: contact brightfocus and learn more. recognize san francisco's alamo square and now the landmark is due for a makeover. locals and tourists admire the view that has the famous painted ladies. it has a long to do list. they plan to repave walkways and there will be restrooms and install a new watering system for the lawns. the work is due to begin in july of next year. the alamo square renovation should be finished by de

that person appears a to be a certain age and when they check the identity that person appears to bea younger older. this person appeared to be a teenager. we don't know if she says anything to anyone. those are the basics and we know them now.now. >> there was a report that there may have been a man seen in that car, are you getting any indicationan of that at this point?in >> reporter: t? first i've heard of that.that i have not heard that.at. the investigation is underwayde for a couplerw of hours, i'm sue there's things we have not heard or don't know. there's going to be a news conference at 6:00, that's the basics that we have at this point.in >> all right, pault. wagner, we thank you for your reporting, standby.db we willy. come back to you shortly. >>> let's check with bob barnard. we are hearing reports that indeed that car got over one of the barriers on the ground in the area behind you and may have possibly hit one of those uniformed secret service agents, what else are you hearing?ar >> reporter: that is newis to us here. what u talking about behind me are these cement je

bea beats electronics will release its line of wildly popular head fines. and at&t will soon be offering a smart watch designed just for the kids. it displays calls and messages from other phones. a gps tracker lets their parents kn >>> there may be a change in the weather coming. leyla gula will have more on that for you in a few moments. >>> a hayward police officer will be in court today to face charges of extorsion. the officer is accused of trying to use the suspect as a confidential informant after determining she forged signatures for friends. he proceeded to ask for cash in exchange for dismissing any crimes against her. abran, a six-year department veteran turned himself in yesterday, posted bail, then resigned. >>> happening today in southern california, riverside county is considering an ordinance that would require pet owners to spay or neuter their pit bulls. the public will have a chance to weigh in on the i shassue in a public hearing today. this will require pit bulls and pit bull mixes to be sterilized. it comes in the response to an increa

you can hear the talk almost everywhere from starbucks to the subway, at bars, bea. the shutdown is not abstract to more americans. >> she's been to all of those places, by the way. we want to gauge, get a feel for some shutdown's unintended consequences around the country. we're joined by kayla, diana olick and julia with three of a beat check. kay lash kayla, what's the status of the new financial regulations that were supposed to be kicking in next month? >> it was hard to get multiple agencies on the same page when government was opening leaving treasury jack lew to aim to speed up regulatory efforts. >> much of our remaining work will be completed in the next five months. let me repeat, by the end of this year, the core elements of the dodd/frank act will be substantially in place. i want to mention the volcker rule is importantly, and i'll move for swift completion -- >> now two senior regulators tell me the volcker rule will likely get pushed to 2014. wall street is watching this closely as it strictly dwins how banks can trade but it requires coordination of

i think he is going to heed advice around him and bea little quieter, a little less on the national stageomes to this with tremendous celebrity. >> it is an interesting problem for him, maggie. because the the standard advice to, people who come into the senate already famous is -- is to, exactly that. its to keep your head down. and show everyone that you are really there to do the work of, of the senate. but he has the got to run for re-election immediately. >> he has to run for reeve election. he has the not made clear what policy jenn po policy agenda he wants. it is different than how you typically hear senators talk about entering washington. you heard his speech. casting himself as outside washington. not becoming of washington. that's not, unadvisable given what is happening right now. as you say he does have to run again. but i think he is going to have to try a real mix of the two. >> maggie, he ran a remarkably economical campaign. i am seeing here, that -- that he less than $1 million on television. he had to buy the new york city t strchlt mark tv market, and philadelphia, an

dyson, the author natalie smith and her article, the quote she has from sister susan bea anthony. self-respecting women should wish or work for the success of a party that ignores her sex. she said this in the late 1800s and it is as if she is speaking in the 21st century. our democracy works when all people can participate in it. we are better together. and that is why we cannot stand idly by and let the extreme gop try to take away the right to vote for everybody who does not fit the category of people who they believe should have the right to vote. >> what's it like there on the ground? are women being organized? are people joining particular constituency groups that would allow them to articulate their vals, vision, understanding of this heinous law or this suggestion that somehow the gender character of these identification laws are going to get by. so what's being done on the ground to rally the troops? >> not at all, dr. dyson. hell hath no fury like a woman scorned. women are coming together. i believe men who respect women are coming together to say this is wrong. we must

. >> mark mow beas. in today's yahoo!stion of the day, stocks are at or near record highs, small caps beating the big caps. what do you think is your best move right now? 18% of you say investing in dow stocks, 27% say investing in s&p stocks, 9% say investing in the nasdaq 100, 20% say investing in small caps with 26% say cash or bonds. interesting breakdown, ty. >> interesting breakdown. your conversation with mow beaswas fascinating. what a guy he is. >> yes. >> ageless. >> he really is. >> ageless, and spends his entire life on an airplane. he really does. >> that would put years on you, in addition to miles. >> it would on me. >> question millions are struggling with in this tepid economy, should you pay down your debt or fund your 401(k) retirement plan? the choice lots are making. a new study may give researchers a weapon in the fight against alzheimer's. plus, big news in fast food. mcdonald's de-emphasizing heinz ketchup, hold the heinz on its men knew. who will the burger giant go with now. "power lunch" will ha

i don't think that -- i think that the moderates are going to listen to the speaker for the time beaingeaker is not going to bring up anything that he can't pass and i think that for him is his biggest problem. how do you get something passed that you know fiez his conference. that's what he's trying to find common sglound joground. >> john, the speaker could put a clean cr on the floor and it would pass. he's choosing not to do that for political reasons, his own political reasons, republican political reasons. that would be fine if this was some abstract exercise in government. it's not. it's having real consequences. when we get closer to that debt seal, and my guess is this shutdown will last a while because they're playing a game of brinksmanship and they think they can box the president and democrats in to negotiating with a gun to their head. that is stupid. >> chris, i think at the end of the day the president has to step up. he's got to be president. he's got to try to find a way -- >> please. >> chris, listen to me. he's got to find a way to get something that the house of rep

don't in fact, some are ging their putting that on holdught to beas until its resolved."f congress to donate their pay to charitable causes." "i'm going to be writing a check right back to the u.s. treasury and giving my pay back and standing in solidarity with everyone else." so why are members of congress still getting paid...when so many government workers are now off the job? the constitution. it states no congress can change its own salaries... it can only vote to change the pay for future sessions. so it's no surprise this morning the approval rating for congress is at an all-time low. according to a new cnn o-r-c international poll... just 10- percent of americans say they approve of the job congress is doing. 87-percent disapprove. both parties are taking a hit. 43-percent have a favorable rating of the democrats... the g-o-p stands at 32-percent. president obama's approval rating has remained steady at 44- percent. that brings us to our question of the day. should you be allowed to recall members of congress for letting the federal government shut down? our phone

. >> all that -- >> and the cowboys bead t s bea redskins. >> -- and all that matters. >> the statue of liberty reopened that it mean as lot to us and we want it open and we'll keep it open. >> -- on "cbs this morning." >> it hit the wall. big papidom that's a big hit. red sox win it. they're tied in a game apiece. >> announcer: this morning's "eye opener" presented by toyota. let's go places. captioning funded by cbs >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." happy columbus day. good morning, norah. >> good morning. happy columbus day to you. >> we begin in washington where capitol hill's effort to break the budget log jam are stuck again. the partial government shutdown is now 14 days old and a deadline to increase the federal debt limit is just three days away. >> after two weeks of the shutdown, 350,000 federal workers are still on furlough. food inspections and recalls are on hold. most national parks are still closed, but some states are using their own money to keep parks open. the grand canyon and the statue of liberty reopen this weekend and mt. rushmore will open later this morning

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ready to beas, were going overseas will have the training that they need, but this is starting to impact our surge. to the sequester in 2014 will impact maintenance, procurement, facet of the navy because it is inflexible. when you take that inflexibility and you stretch it out for 10 is a navyt you have that is less and less capable of that we used surge to. it is a navy that is increasingly challenged to have the readiness standards that we need for the non-deployed units. a navy that's challenged when it comes to filling the missions of the defense strategic guidance, specifically to project power. to deter and defeat, to provide the kind of support that we need for counterterrorism and regular warfare. >> thank you. inust want to make one note the issue of the language that we use with respect to sequestration. when we talk of lifting sequestration, people who are discussing it want, generally, offsets to occur so that sequestration can be removed from the department of defense. we are not just saying increase spending. the issue of flexibility or inflexibility, there are two aspects

. >> the mystery involving the nation's disappearing honey bea bees.a ♪ ♪ >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by hotwire.com. ou by hot wire.com. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> all right. now to an industry that has rocked the world of honeybees. millions of bees dying or disappearing leaving no empty hives, no honey. >> it's a term that experts say is getting worse. it could mean shortages of honey and lots of other popular foods. here's abc's devin dwyer. >> for 63 years charles smith's hives have been buzzing with millions of bes. >> they do sting sometimes. it is hard work but you've got to love it. >> reporter: a booming business. then last winter many of his swarms suddenly went silent. the bees, gone without a trace. >> we lost almost 50% up in this area. bees were all just going. i mean, it's like the bee can't find his way back home. >> reporter: it's a mystery that's puzzled beekeepers everywhere, even spurring talk of a bee pocalypse. 30% disappeared last year with no clear explanation of why. scientists say another big loss this year could dev

we pressed starbucks to explain more, how exactly did theirs turn out so very similar to bea's but sheary device did michelle just use. the plot is thickening like muffin batter. >> metaphor. >> metaphor. thank you very much. >> the wait is almost over. what does the fox say? live on the plaza. >> this is the wbal tv 11 news in baltimore. >> good morning. i am mindy basara. let's get a check in the morning commute with sarah caldwell. >> still a mess out there for your friday morning commute. if you are heading out the door, here is what to expect. warren road and beaverdam in cockeysville, light rail accident. shawan road or industry lane is your alternate. pretty boy gamber road at mount carmel carmelo, watch for delays there. delays on eastbound i-70 due to an earlier accident on southbound 29 just past the beltway. is down 175 is also clear at 108. 29, new accident coming in. mt. airy, no longer an accident in that vicinity. you can see on the outer loop and into the, to and from the 83's, just a mess this morning. major impact on your morning rush. 295, we have an accident backing

sleyssador kim bea was first elected to parliament in 1980. the laborinister in holding positions and training aviation and special minister of states. have i left any out? >> that proves i cannot keep his job. >> he was leader of the opposition. he is known for throwing some of the best barbecues in the washington scene. we also have the political minister from the embassy of japan. his areas of responsibility include u.s.-japan relations. prior to october 2012, he served as cultural affairs minister. he has been director of the northeast asia division. was deputy time he head of japan's delegation. he is preparing to run his first united states marine corps marathon. i will invite the speakers to give five minutes of opening remarks. these begin. >> thank you for being with us today, and it is always honored to be here. i'm looking forward to the questions and listening, so i will be brief. i will talk to you from the small part of my world that i see, the defense part of it, as we look at the asia-pacific rebalance, or pivot, as josh mentio

bea: and it takes a toll on everyone.he actually thought those of us who were caring for her and who loved her most were her worst enemies. more and more responsibilities fell on my shoulders. lisa: this disease just ravages a family. it changes your life. the magnitude of it is indescribable. my mother taught me to be in the moment. we have to live in the moment with them. and i'm going to be with that person right now, in this moment, wherever she is. art: now is the moment. if we work together, we can stop this epidemic. grace: contact brightfocus and learn more. ♪ skinny ♪ so skinny >> skinny time. talk about "dancing with the stars." remember there was a snafu the week before. >> plug your ears, guys. >> yeah, plug your ears. a spoiler alert. they combined last week's scores with this week's scores and somebody dancing pretty darn often had to go. cover your ears. it was, in fact, snooki. despite an incredible score of 27 for a sexy samba. >> that's incredible to me. >> i think keyshawn johnson got eliminated the fir

we pressed starbucks to explain more, how exactly did theirs turn out so very similar to bea's but sheckening like muffin batter. >> metaphor. >> metaphor. thank you very much. >> the wait is almost over. what does the fox say? >>> less than 24 hours after a gunman was reported on the campus of san jose state. police now looking into whether the armed man even existed. a man was reported being seen in black way handgun near sweeney hall. 300 students and faculty in that building sheltered in place while police searched that area. two hours later the lockdown was lifted and no one was arrested. as of now, police say the threat was credible. >>> time now to check that morning commute with mike for a friday. how are we looking? >> we're looking really good. i mean, we had the potential for the bar to strike, but that has not happened. bart trarchz are running on time. we do have slowing northbound 880 past the coliseum. flashing lights on the shoulder, but no lanes blocked, and no incidents in the freeway lanes here. a look at the maps as well, and we look south of there. the san mateo br

it's illegal for them to minister on beas and they risk being arrested if they attempt to do so, unquote, he said in a written statement. look, one thing we know for re about the military, the commander in chief is in charge. and i know there are a lot of distractions but somebody needs to get word to the commander in chief that his military members are not going to be allowed to t to mass if they're catholic, and their catholic priest has been told he could be arrested if he shows up on post. because the command for the heef can give an order and that's gone. and every catholic priest that wishes to volunteer, that's got clearance, will be back on that post or base to provide mass. for goodness' sakes, we've got more suicides in our military now than at any time in the history of the country. you might have thought that would have been at valley forge, but no, it's now. in this time in this country's history, good grief, mr. president. et the catholic masses going again. rescind the order that you won't even let them volunteer there. there are people that are serving this president, mr.

how much did they have to spend to have somebody go out and put those bea barricades up?incidentally, if you drive along g.w. parkway around here, it's the same way. the little turnouts barricaded off. where did we get all these barricades? if it was a business and they treated their customers that way, they'd be out of business, and they'd deserve to be out of business. and we should be operating differently than this. i did notice that the air force are going to play navy tomorrow, but the justification is that there's some revenue with that. and there really is. if you charge admission to those things and they're highly popular sporting events, there will be a lot of people go and they'll pay a lot of money for it and it will exceed the cost of putting on the venue. that would be the government making money. boy, there's an oxymoron. but yellowstone park is in my state, and yellowstone park was the first national park. in fact, it was the first park in the world. and it's a huge park. in fact, it's the size of connecticut, and it just fits up there in the corner of wyo