there were five children that died that day in this place where benjamin was born and benjamin died,being the sixth one, but his parents were able to stand and believe god and see benjamin raised from the dead. it's just a great testimony. so i want you to watch this video about benjamin esau, his being raised from the dead, and how that the word of god is what enabled the parents to stand and believe for this miracle. so watch this and i'll come back at the end of today's program. >> i was expecting a cry, but the room was quiet and you could basically hear >> a pin drop in that room. > there was no life in him. he wasn't breathing > or anything. >> junaid looked at the baby and he told me, >> there's something wrong. > i was born muslim because my mother married a muslim man. his name was mohammed esau. they separated when i was two years old and at that point my mother, i think, she went back > to being christian. >> i come from a christian background and basically grew up in a methodist church, attending sunday school there and all the sunday school outings, but not really very p

benjamin horn to that particular seat. the two seats i see there are members who specifically are not residents of our district although i know for certain james is actively engaged in doing a lot of activities in the community including being extremelyly involved in the japan town task force and so when i'm looking the appointments i want to see people who regularly use this line and who are active so i'm not necessarily - i'm sorry if i mispronounce the jazz name >> he lives in the bureau heights area. you have no problem with him being considered for the at large seat but i want to appointment one of the residents of my district to that particularly seat and that's benjamin horn >> so colleagues for those two seats the one gentleman and mr. horn. can we do that without objection? >> i wasn't clear your nominating who and i'm nominating benjamin horn for one seat and james for another seat. we have two open seats >> so are there any objections to that? commissioner campos >> i want to say that i'm pleased that this gentl

two yearing ago we had a meeting from benjamin netanyahu and president obama. the president had a few opening remarks and benjamin netanyahu spoke uninterrupted and has their relationship changed since then, do you believe? >> i think the personal relationship is probably better. it is hard to imagine getting too much worse. i don't think the personal relationship has much to do with the fundmentally different interest that netanyahu sees for israel and obama sees for the united states. i can't say it more clearly than this. obama fears an israel strike against the iran nuclear program more than the nuclear weapon from iran. he doesn't understand iran with nuclear weapons changes the balance of power. you think oil prices will spike after the israel attack on the nuclear program. imagine what happens once iowa ran gets the nuclear weapon. netanyahu is closer to iran and closer to the ballistic missiles that iran has been developing and much more worried and as frankly our president should be. >> we are waiting for the head line after the meeting. john bolton, t

. >>> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and president obama are scheduled to meet in a few hours. white house correspondent patty culhane takes a look at what each side wants. >> this photoop tends to sum up, threats made by the u.s., flat out ignored or rebuked from benjamin netanyahu. but in his second term the white house is trying a different tack. first foreign trip after reelection. it was meant to smooth over the rough relationship but the president's recent speech at the united nations might have made that tougher. he appeared to be pressuring israel on what he says are his top two foreign policy priorities. >> real break thrus throughs one two issues, the nuclear program and israel-palestinian peace would have a true impact on northern africa. >> putting the focus on a diplomatic solution. but in netanyahu makes it clear what he wants. he literally drew a picture at the u.n. last year, a red line, where bombing will occur sooner rather than later. >> almost taking off the table the possibility of a military strike. what the president from netanyahu is time, patience, see

president obama and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu discussing, among other things, iran'sgram. of course, some warming in the relationship between the west and iran. but the message from mr. netanyahu, don't be fooled by the sweet talk. >> his visit comes just days after the president's historic phone call with the iranian president hassan rouhani. jim acosta, i understand the notes from the reporter in that meeting with the prime minister as well as the president, they've been released. what's the news out of this? >> well, it looks like quickly glancing at this pool report, suzanne and michael, that the president did not make any comments on the prospect of a government shutdown later this evening. he does have a cabinet meeting later this afternoon where he might be able to make some of those comments. but it looks like he was sticking to the subject of iran, syria, egypt in this moment when the press was allowed into his meeting with prime minister netanyahu. it's interesting just looking at these notes because of what happened last friday, the president's phone call w

. >>> growing concern about benjamin netanyahu meeting with president obama at the white house where he ispected ts fears of a nuclear iran. james rosen has more from washington. >> greetings where conservatives are expressing profound skepticism about iran and the motives and the white house is too. in the historic phone call president obama told iranian president and they believe iran has a right to peaceful nuclear energy. he urged rouhani to comply with international law. on thursday the top diplomats from the five u.n. security council states, germany and iran, met in new york and that was a first since 1979. the iranian diplomat who attended the session responded to comments from secretary of state john kerry who urminged iran to open -- who urged iran to open up the closed facilities and stop then itch ared level. >> secretary kerry does not want to dictate what we should or should not do. >> he claimed the iranians have never been pursuing a nuclear weapon and tweeted lyndsay graham of south carolina. also on sunday, president obama 's top national security aid discussed the

. >> that is the message from benjamin netenyahu during his visit with president obama at the white house. ♪ >>> eight hours and counting to what could become the first federal government shutdown in nearly two decades and right now there are no signs are deal will be reached before the midnight deadline. less than two hours ago, the senate killed the bill designed to delay the health care act implementation for one year. today president obama once again urged congress to avoid a shutdown. >> the senate has passed a bill that keeps the government open, does not have a lot of extraneous issues to it, and allows us to negotiate a longer-term budget and address a restaurant j of issues, but ensures that we're not shutting down the budget and an economy at a time when a lot of families out there are just getting traction and digging themselves out of the hole we have had as a consequence of the financial crisis. >> we have every angle covered for you, we'll look at how a shutteddown could effect the economy, paul is look at how a shutdown could effect the victims of the recent flooding in col

prime minister benjamin netanyahu is meeting with the president at the house. he is expected to express concerns over iran and that they should not be trusted. >> meteorologist: the second of two huge storms is pounding with near hurricane force winds. the first of this weekend's storms have brought a month's worth of rain. we'll continue to deal with that heavy rain today. take are a look behind me. you can see the temperatures in seattle cooler than normal given the thick cloud cover put but it feels very comfortable. it's in control from new york city down into washington. it will remain relatively comfortable as we push into the next 4 ho 48 hours. we do have the frontal boundary and i think it may bring a couple of areas even across northern california. now today we're not in the clear just yet. we're going to have to deal with more snow across the washington cascades. if you're traveling across snoqualmie pass use caution there it's going to be a very difficult 24 to 48 hours. we'll see anywhere between 10 to 24 inches of snowfall across the cascade. the

from benjamin netanyahu. he will visit president obama at the white house, then meeting, of course, coming three days after the president spoke directly to his iranian counterpart, breaking three decades of a sfatandoff there. mr. netanyahu will be looking of proof of the president's commitment to possibly confront iran and deter the producing of nuclear weapons. can we believe iran? john bolton served as the u.s. ambassador to the united nations, fox's contributor and also senior fellow at the american enterprise institute. good morning, ambassador. >> good morning, eric. >> you're an the united nations this week. is iran for real? >> no, this is another play from hassan rouhani's play book from ten years ago. they will make a surface, superficial compromise. they will continue their charm offensive. they'll do anything they can optically to get relief from the economic sanctions, but they will not sacrifice the nuclear program. if you listen to hassan rouhani's speeches in new york, last week, he made it cl

that's the message from benjamin netanyahu. how do you respond to that?> well, i respond to that by way of reminding us that momentous occasions and times when president obama picked up the phone and call president called rouhani, this is the most courageous thing he's done. potentially that gesture entails in addition to obamacare being his domestic signature legislation, thawing a relationship with iran, any kind of relationship with the islamic republic even at the level of kind of diplomatic relationship would be his lasting legacy of both terms of his presidency comparable to what nixon and china mean in this context. in terms of whether or not the promises of president rouhani are verifiable, both president obama has already said that and in his speech at the u.n. president rouhani and in his recent interview with abc the prime minister is committed to that kind of transparency. that kind of transparency and verifiable thing is definitive. >> here we go. so the prime minister says, there are four demands. that iran stop enriching uranium. you don't

benjamin wiker obtained a ph.d. in ethics from vanderbilt university and has taught in many colleges, the brokers moral darwinism, how we became hedonists showing darwinism completely undermines the ethical foundations of christianity, judaism and islam because its materialism, cosmology is incompatible with natural law. he has also co written books, the architects of the culture of death and ten books that screwed up the world. his book today is "worshipping the state: how liberalism became our state religion". please welcome benjamin wiker. [applause] >> thank you very much and thank you for bringing me here once again. cit is benjamin wiker. everyone does that. it is note singh, not even a small one. "worshipping the state: how liberalism became our state religion," the title of my book is obviously all level in-your-face, makes a rather outlandish claim, first implies liberals worship the state and second that liberalism itself has become a kind of established religion. that brings us to an obvious set of questi

benjamin wiker of ttp hd from vanderbilt university and has taught at many colleges. dr. wiker road morrill darwinism. how we became hedonists showing how darwinism undermined the ethical foundation of christianity and islam. because its materialism cosmology is incompatible with the natural law. he's also co-written books as the architect of the culture and ten books that screwed up the world. his book today is worshiping the state health liberalism became our state religion. [applause] >> thank you very much for bringing me here once again. it is dr. wiker. that's okay. everyone does that and so it is no sin, not even a small one. it became our state religion. the title of my book is obviously a little in your face i guess you'd say. it makes a rather outlandish claim so it seems. first it implies that liberals were shipped the state and second that liberalism itself has become a kind of established religion that brings us to an obvious set of questions. is this overblown rhetoric to sell the book? liberalism has become our establish state religion and liberals somehow

joining me now is crystal brown, marlon brown's ex-wife and benjamin crump, taken for the family. thank you both for being here this morning. >> thank you for having us. >> miss brown, i'd like to start with you, the deland police officer fired officer james harris the same day that the chief saw that dash cam video that we just showed. he ishd you a statement saying the actions taken by officer harris are not skpichbt with our department's training, directives or accepted practices or techniques. we did try to get a comment from

attention is now turning to benjamin netanyahu meeting today with barack obama, and the white house,nship between obama and netanyahu, one of the more strained in the history of the two nations, but in march of this year, president obama made his first visit to israel as president of the united states. a charm offensive to reassure israelis that the u.s. is in fact committed to israel's security, but chief on today's agenda was this, iran. netanyahu is not buying iran's diplomatic sweet talk, saying its new leader cannot be trusted when it comes to iran's nuclear intentions. >> the most important challenge is preventing iran from developing nuclear weapons. i appreciate deeply the fact that you have made clear that you remain committed to this goal. i also appreciate the statement you made that iran's conciliatory words have to be matched by real actions. transparent, verifiable, meaningful actions. iran is committed to israel's destruction. so for israel, the ultimate test of a future agreement with iran is whether or not iran dismantled its military nuclear program. >> so that is h

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secretary of state john kerry met with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu on saturday.er the conference, president obama insisted he would use force if the weapons agreement is not carried out. >>> years for the fbi to discover that four members of the local ca kukluxklan were responsible. >>> efforts are being made to raise the sunken costa concordia ship. >>> moving the costa concordia is an immense cost and it has to be done in one piece. salvage workers will try and right this wreck in what is known as par buckling. held in place by computer controlled steel cables workers have built a platform underneath that will hold the ship's weight when they roll it upright. flotation tanks will fill with water, the cables will tiden and the ship will be pulled upright helped by the weight of the tanks. this delicate operation will take up to 12 hours and involve 500 workers. they have one chance to rotate the ship as there is no plan b. the cost so far of this the most ambitious salvage operation in history is $800 million. but if the tension causes the ship to break up a flo

for example, there's a dutchman named benjamin early. he was a merchant. but he took care of a number of english exiles. john locke, for example, who wrote the second government that expand the right to revolution and he explained that natural rights were, that people were entitled to national race because they're human too they do not come from government so it can be repealed. they can't be legitimately denied. he fled to holland because if anybody captured him with this document, you know, he could be beheaded the way sydney west. sydney was an englishman in the 1680s who wrote a book on the discourses concerning government. he was making a case for majority rule. now this was at a time when the majority of people were being exploited by aristocratic or royal minorities. so majority rule serves to protect the majority from being exploited. that's not our problem today. we have minorities, the rich and all that. previously of course coming you know, terrible attacks on minorities and slaves, for a successful arrangement to limit political power and avoid

. >>> israel's benjamin netanyahu warns not to be fooled by iran's, e, soothing words when it comes to nukes. >>> at the gas pumps, prices could drop another 20 cents a gallon. >>> plus, bono does his best bill clinton imitation. "early today" starts right now. >>> this is "early today" for wednesday, september 25th. >>> good morning. senators ted cruz and mike lee are leading the charge against that effort. live pictures from the senate floor right now with florida's marco rubio joining in, speaking in an effort. he started this just before 3:00 tuesday afternoon. let's get straight to tracie potts in washington. what is expected today? >> we expect this to go on for a while. it's going for 16 hours. we also expect at some point that vote that had been scheduled for early. we'll see if it gets delayed as a result of this all-nighter they've been pulling. three of them now. the bottom line, there's a concern that delaying this vote could lead to a government shutdown. >> i intend to speak in support of defunding obama care until i am no longer able to stand. >> reporter: there he was,

. >>> president obama will welcome israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu on monday. patty culhane has a look at what's at stake. >> threats made by the u.s., ignored or flat out rebuked by benjamin netanyahu. but in his second term the white house has been trying a differing tack. smiles of the president, it was meant to smooth over the rough relationship but the president's recent speech at the united nations might have made that tougher. he appeared to be pressuring israel on what he says are his top two foreign policy priorities. >> a real break throughs on these two issues. iran's nuclear program and israeli palestinian piece would have a profound and positive impact on the entire middle east and africa. >> not talking about attacking but talking, putting a focus on diplomatic solution. but mr. netanyahu has made it clear what he wants. he literally drew a picture last year, he wants a red line drawn expect. >> the israelis are very fearful that obama will be almost taking off the table the possibility of a military strike. what the president wants from netanyahu

example talking about relationships in different people and for example there was a dutchman named benjamin hurley was a merchant. but he took care of a number of english exiles who wrote the second famous civil government explained the right to revolution and explained what natural rights work, the people entitled and natural rights because the argument and they do not come from government. they can't be legitimately deny it. well he fled because if anybody captured the documents, we could be he was an englishman in the 60's who wrote a book concerning government. was making a case for the majority rule. now this was a time when the majority of people were being exploited by the aristocratic or the royal minorities so the majority rule serves to protect the majority. that isn't our problem today. we have minorities and all that and previously of course the attacks on jews and other minorities but for a successful arrangement to limit political power and avoided any one group or individual for achieving the unit a complex arrangement. no one check or balance or a device is going to do every

in meetings with benjamin netanyahu, new developments in the relationship with iran is expected to be at the top of the agenda. obama wants to reassure netanyahu he will not move prematurely to ease sanctions on iran. let's get more from our correspondent. what more can you tell us about netanyahu's mission in the states this week? >> he told reporters he is going there to tell the truth to the world. he is in washington to try to temper much of the enthusiasm about the new regime in iran and the new president. benjamin netanyahu's performance last year at the united nations he brandished the poster with a cartoonlike bomb drawn on it to tell the world about what he calls the iranian nuclear threat. we can expect similar speeches from the premier. >> what is he going to say that will change people's minds? >> he has asked cabinet members to remain mute on the details of his speeches to preserve the surprise effect. we already know what most of the content is going to be. we have heard this line from him and his advisers in the past few days that the new iranian president is a wolf dis

elisabethe with benjamin. what about these lower premiums here in new york state?ow is that accomplished? also, can you talk about the different levels of coverage that people have access to because depending on the level, the premiums rise substantially. costs arereason why lower, and i think the best would think about it is like cosco. you have the ability because of the mandate, more people are coming into the market. youmore people that know, bulk purchasing. which makes it highly discounting. if you go on the art of -- open market right now, you pay over $1000 a month for one person to be on health insurance. the lowest price on exchanges before financial aid. so it is really an extraordinary thing that we've been able to pull prices down so much. going to your second question, which is the different tiers. first of all, there are two different things happening at once that affect prices. the first thing happening is you get financial aid based on your income level. so the people that are poorest, like 15,000 for a family of one, those folks will go in the med

benjamin ames... couldn't get his daughter, adelaide... back to sleep after fireworks were going off in australia. even after they stopped.. the four year old still felt she heard them. so to calm her... he grabbed her tiny pink guitar... and decided to do a duet.. but.. notice the interruptions! ----nats---- as the two sang as the two sang their rendition of "tonight you belong to me"... there are long pauses... where adelaide thought she heard the explosions! the adorable duet was posted explosions! the adorable duet was posted on youtube.. where benjamin says he overwhelemed by the positive responses. - - a real-life hot dog found itself in a bit of a pickle... - only firefighters could save the animal after it became trapped in a hole beneath a rock. - owner took "precious" out for a bathroom break.. -dog took off in the backyard... and went into a groundhog hole and got stuck. - it took more than two hours of digging... to happy to finally see fall's arrival... than "butch!" take a look! --nats of butch playing... owner laughing-- as

benjamin ames... couldn't get his daughter, adelaide... back to sleep after fireworks were going off in australia. even after they stopped.. the four year old still felt she heard them. so to calm her... he grabbed her tiny pink guitar... and decided to do a duet.. but.. notice the interruptions! ----nats---- as the two sang their rendition of "tonight you belong to me"... there are long pauses... where adelaide thought she heard the explosions! the adorable duet was posted on youtube.. where benjamin says he overwhelemed by the positive responses. you can't cage this canine! how man's best friend.. was able to pull off the great escape! you're watching fox 45 good day baltimore. [ male announcer ] if paula ebert had her way, she would help her child. with everything. go! gooo! but instead she gives him capri sun. with absolutely no artificial preservatives. from first... to last! what sparked the downfall of the smartphomne pioneer.. the blackberry! you're watching fox 45 good day baltimore. ((break 6)) nn!nn!n!n!n! i know that what jesus

i think benjamin netanyahu will have to be cautious, because he's had a rocky relationship with barackce obama took office on many fronts. he won't necessarily poke a finger in his eye in the middle of all of this diplomacy, but the israelis feel very strongly that iran is not genuine, they're simply playing for time. i'm sure they'll use that particular podium to make that point, alison. >> nick paton walsh, thanks. >>> a government shutdown looking more likely than ever. military families say they're stuck in the middle of a nasty political fight. their paychecks could be on the line and they're not too happy about that. i'm talking to a navy veteran whose married to a lieutenant commander, next. [ taps baton ] [ dings ] ♪ [ male announcer ] every thought... every movement... ♪ ...carefully planned, coordinated and synchronized. ♪ performing together with a single, united purpose. ♪ that's what makes the world's leading airline... flyer friendly. ♪ >>> if the government shuts down at midnight on monday, millions of people will be affected. and while the military will still be expecte

. >>> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has urged president obama not to let up on sanctions against iran. netanyahu is visiting the white house just three days after obama and new iranian president hassan rouhani spoke on the phone. that's the highest level of contact in decades. he assured netanyahu he will be level-headed during talks with iran. the head of iran's elite revolutionary guard questions the time between the phone call. he told the state news agency that rouhani should have waited until washington demonstrated genuine intentions towards iran. he says given the fact that the islam my republic of iran demonstrated its goodwill, especially by the stances and the remarks made in the 68th session of the united nations, now it is america's turn to build trust with practical measures and prove its sincerity in practice. now, we have correspondents standing by. we have patty colhani in washington and peter sharp in jerusalem. let's go to penny in washington first. penny, the relationship between obama and netanyahu has been testy at best. that's the best description we

. >>> israel's benjamin netanyahu meets with president obama and the key topic, can iran be trusted? >>> plus, a daredevil succeeds by the skin of his teeth. "breaking wad" wows the faithful. an tina fey's hot, hot, hot on this weekend's premiere of "snl." "early today" starts right now. >> announcer: this is "early today" for monday, september 30th. >>> good monday morning, everybody. i'm betty nguyen. on this final day of september, the deadline to a government shutdown can now be measured in just hours. and by all accounts, neither side is closer to a dole. president obama met with senior staff sunday, but critics say it might be too little, too late. nbc's tracie potts is live for us this morning in washington. good morning, tracie. is there any hope left that this can be avoided? >> reporter: well, there's always hope, and it's possible they can come up with something to prevent the shutdown, but it's not looking probable. we're not seeing the type of work behind the scenes that typically happens when there's some sort of compromise in place. and the senate, they're not even com

. >>> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has a mess for president obama. don't be fooled by iran. it could mauk for a tense meeting today. weary following president obama's friday phone call with iran's president. james rosen has more. >> greetings from washington where they have profound skepticism for motives. in the historic phone call president obama told iranian president that the u.s. believes iran has the right to peaceful nuclear energy. he urged row hani to take quote meaningful transparent and verifyable with international law. on thursday the top diplomats say germany and iran met in new york. that was also a first in 2009. they responded to comments from secretary of state john kerry who urged iran to open up the nuclear facilities. >> we are already engaging in negotiations. will>> iranian foreign minister flat out lied on at this week abc when he claimed iranians have never been pursuing nuclear weapons. lindsay graham of south carolina. the next round will be held in geneva in october. james rosen, fox news. >>> for the first time we are hea

president obama is hosting the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu.lem, despite all the public smiles, the two leaders do not necessarily see eye to eye on critically important issues. two years ago, the israeli leader famously chastised obama for going back to the orders with mutually agreed modifications, a starting point in negotiations with the palestinians. >> i think for there to be peace, the palestinians will have to accept some basic realities. the first is that while israel is prepared to make generous compromises for peace, it cannot go back to the 1967 lines. because these lines are indefensible. because they don't take into account certain changes that have taken place on the ground, demographic changes that have taken place over the last 44 years. >> that was two years ago, but listen to what the prime minister said today in the oval office with the president. >> the bottom line, again, is that iran fully dismantled its military nuclear program. in this regard, i want to express my appreciation to you for the enormous work that's been do

indeed benjamin black thank you so much for joining us tonight. thank you from. going up as the i.p.c.c. report made clear the arctic ice sheet is continuing to melt at unprecedented rates after the break i'll talk to one of the leading experts on arctic melting and find out what could happen if we had an ice free arctic. dramas the trying to be ignored. stories others who refuse to notice. the food since changing the world writes no. food picture of today's you know. from a rose to. drop to the. i think i think. the word might go to the film that you know the price is the only industry specifically mention in the constitution and. that's because a free and open press is critical to our democracy shred albus. role. in fact the single biggest threat facing our nation today is the corporate takeover of our government and across a seven year old we've been a hydrogen right hand full of trans national corporations that will profit by destroying what our founding fathers once built up and i'm tom are going to get on this show we reveal the big picture of what's actual

. >>> israel's benjamin netanyahu warns not to be fooled by iran's soothing words when it comes to nukes. >>> get ready for good news at the pumps. prices could drop. >>> plus the best bill clinton imitation. >>> jennifer garner and halle berry win a big battle. good morning, everyone, i'm betty nguyen. a showdown is set in the senate. democrat also try to avoid a government shutdown and keep president obama's signature health care law intact but senators ted cruz and mike lee are leading the charge against that effort giving you live pictures from the senate floor, the republicans are still speaking in an effort to prevent a vote. senator cruz started this just before 3:00 on tuesday afternoon and to tracie potts live in washington. what's expected to happen today. >> reporter: what was expected to happen was this vote about an hour after the senate goes into session. these two are trying to prevent that from happening. this all-night talk-a-thon could end up leading to a government shutdown. >> i intend to speak till i'm no longer able to stand. >> reporter: at 8:00 last night when he

indeed benjamin black thank you so much for joining us tonight. thank you tom. going up as the i.p.c.c. report made clear the arctic ice sheet is continuing to melt at unprecedented rates after the break i'll talk to one of the leading experts on arctic melting find out what could happen if we had an ice free. time as a new alert and if they should scare me a little bit. there is breaking news tonight and we are continuing to follow the breaking news. alexander's family cry tears of the well i. think. that had together and of course found. this is a story. playing out in real life. the play was terrible they claim they're hard to take a look at once again a little longer here there's a plug that never had sex with the perfect their lives let's play. lists lists lists lists lists. a. lead role. players technology innovation all the list of elements from around russia we've got the future covered. carbon in our atmosphere is a principal driver of climate change and there's a massive amount of carbon locked up in the earth's northern polar region so nasa has decide

it's like man,. >> reporter: senior student tyrell odam was a neighbor who grew up with benjamin.as a passenger inside a jaguar sedan when it crashed into a tree at the intersection of hill crest avenue friday night. both lidel and the unidentified 19-year-old driver was ejected from the car. the driver lost his leg and remains in the hospital and remains in serious condition. the driver of the second car is cooperating with investigators and the incident is a reality check for students at deer valley. >> that tells everybody else, just stay safe, you know, don't be reckless in driving, don't be speeding. it's not worth it. >> reporter: at deer valley high, teams of grief counselors and psychologists have been meeting with students and staff who are trying to simply cope. the school says lidel was well liked on campus and will be greatly missed. >> we have talked to the staff about being understanding, and compassionate and treating those that might be affected with extra special care. >> reporter: antioch police say they are continue to go investigate if both cars were racing. bu

now benjamin netanyahu says his country is ready to defend itself from any threat. leland vittert is live in jerusalem. leland, some are referring to the president as a coward. >> reporter: absolutely. on the record, they are saying tough things. one israeli official said president obama's inaction refusal to bomb is tantamount to the extermination camps in nazi germany. officials are warning of what does red line really mean anymore in the sense of what is the american president laying down that red line actually count for? on the other side, the syrians have been declaring victory. in fact, the syrian deputy prime minister went on television last night and said the americans lost the battle before it began. remember the syrians spent the past week moving around the men and equipment and clearing out chemical weapons warehouses in preparations for an attack from the united states. they want the ability as they promise to respond and attack israel. the question going forward is what do they do with this next week? will we see more syrian troop movement? will they ke

. >> i think it's interesting but secretary kerry was meeting with benjamin, he was speaking with benjaminhe prime minister of israel. he was in israel. and he is not speaking about the negotiations this 20 year they are raid which no one here where i'm situated right now is even taking seriously or considering anything less than a joke. it was all about syria, so syria has provided with an enormous amount of cover, to continue expanding the settlement enterprise. if you look over my right hand shoulder you will see, i am in downtown ramala, that is the settlement, which has a vineyard, which is appropriated from palestinians so that continues. meanwhile, secretary kerry who has said who is lobbying congress, telling them to authorize force, because this was a munich moment, comparing bashar al-asaad to adolf hitler,s that just struck a deal with his counter part in russia, lavrov, to essentially -- you could even say appease asaad other chemical weapons. i was recently in the refugee camp, one week ago. it is the 4th largest population. second langer nest the world, home to 120,000 syrian

. >>> israel's benjamin netanyahu meets with president obama. >>> a daredevil succeeds by the skin of his teeth. "breaking bad" wows the faithful. ask tina fey's hot, hot, hot on this pond's premiere "snl." good morning. nice to see you. on this final day of september, the time before the government shuts down can now be measured in hours. by all accounts both sides are no closer to a deal. president obama met with senior staff on sunday but critics say it might be too little, too late. nbc's tracie potts is in washington. good morning. >> reporter: veronica, good morning. it is possible but not probable we'll see this deal worked out by the end of the day. the senate's not even coming back to work until this afternoon. >> where's the senate? they're not here. >> reporter: they're back this afternoon likely to reject the offer on the table. republicans say they'll fund the government and prevent a shutdown only if the health law is delayed one year. >> there's a time and place to debate obama care. but not at a time when millions of innocent people are held hostage. >> simply delaying

this time she's looking at gentian -- benjamin frankel's -- aside from raising 12 children she was a writer in her own right and as it turns out benjamin franklin correspond with her more than any other so there's this trove of correspondents that i'm sure lepore will be drawing upon and i have already heard very good advance word on this book and i have to say personally i'm interested in it because i want to know more about what jane franklin was like and who she was. >> host: jane lepore was a professor at harvard. stephen kinzer has a book coming out the brothers john foster dulles allen dulles in their secret world war. >> guest: yes, that's right. that's certainly -- the dulles family is very important in american history. all we have to do is look at one of the key airports in washington d.c.. it will be interesting to see how he portrays them both as political figures but also as a family. >> host: pulitzer winner a scott berg's book wilson is already out and it's gotten very good reviews hasn't its? >> guest: yes indeed and not only has it received good reviews but the word

wanted one i'm not sure that it would be a good idea for the have one karen let me ask you karen benjamin according to americans united for change there were six thousand seven hundred and forty six gun deaths in america since sandy hook six seven four six think that was intimate that when i was an ok we have had six thousand seven hundred forty five u.s. deaths in iraq and afghanistan so we've had more people die in america since sandy hook then in ten years of war in afghanistan and iraq we are literally a nation at war with ourselves why is that. mean that that frame not visible why is it not in the media why why why do so you know the rest of the world looks at us and goes they are a nation at war with themselves why don't americans get. i think americans do get that i think that overwhelmingly americans would like to see an exit strategy from this war we've seen it in poll after poll i think the people who are not quite getting it yet are the united states congress but i i believe that they will get there there is there is to call us a nation at war with ourselves is really that's a

victims action council margo bennett executive director of women against gun violence and karen benjamin deputy executive director of americans united for change and thanks to all of you for joining me let's get started i'd like to start eliot with you if that's all right. you have a very personal story your son was a victim of gun violence can you tell us about that story. yes i can and thanks for having me on tom i appreciate it. my son who was a combat medic with special forces was sitting in a restaurant in san diego. and a paranoid schizophrenia came into the restaurant and by the time it was finished the paranoid schizophrenia put school. well that sent to my son's murder. the howrah of it all. was even exacerbated because the paranoid schizophrenia can't legally obtain a gun. and when i was able to function in you know which took quite some time and look into all of this he maintained even if he could obtain the gun with a rule that still active today that is if you are committed in voluntarily judge to a mental institution you do lose your gun rights but if you commit yourself if

nothing but a smokescreen as recent signals of a thaw relations with the west failed to soothe the benjamin netanyahu is. terror tightens its grip on africa is the most militants carry out a mass murder of students in nigeria just a week. group conducted a deadly attack on a shopping mall in the kenyan capital. and austria's far right freedom party gets a quarter of the votes in sunday's general election all amid growing support for right wing political groups across europe. good morning from moscow where it's now it just after ten am on monday. top world headlines for this hour. the israeli prime minister is on a mission to thwart iran's recent efforts to unfreeze its relations with the west binyamin netanyahu claims to run sweet talk is just a trick to buy the country's nuclear program more time and he's vowing to prove it to the white house and at the u.n. general assembly middle east correspondent paula now taking a look at what to expect from the israeli leaders so-called counter offensive. the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is in the united states where he will be meeting w

years and norway know, went forward with its nuclear weapons pursuit, and the bottom line is that benjaminetanyahu will get chance to address the u.n. general assembly next tuesday. so this is not the last we heard of it when rouhani speaks today. benjamin netanyahu will speck next week -- will speak next week. >> joining me now form el state department official, christian whiten good to see you. thanks for coming on. >> great to be here. >> trace: what do you make of president obama saying he is not going to meet with rouhani no handshake no meeting no nothing. >> sounds leak he was more than willing to do that but the iranians said no. they blame some logistical and a snafu, but it's pathetic. the president of the united states is willing to meet with this evil terrorist regime with the blood of thousands of americans on its hand, the chief sponsorrer of terrorism in the world. that didn't happen. >> trace: why are we pursuing diplomatic ties in the first place? we already established you have to stop enriching urainum. white do we have to try to get them to go to the next step? >> i saw

the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is in the united states where he will be meeting with the american president barack obama and also addressing the united nations general assembly the focus of that address and his meetings will be on iran and here the israeli prime minister's message is quite simple don't trust the rain ians netanyahu has ordered his government members not to give comments regarding the recent phone call between the radian and american presidents in fact he's ordered them not to talk at all regarding the whole issue of iran and this is presumably to avoid any kind of embarrassment while natanya who is in the united states and also for israel to seemingly present a united front prior to leaving israel for new york netanyahu said that he was going to use this opportunity at the united nations to show the truth about to rant particularly now while all these plays and trees are being said last week when the iranian president rouhani addressed the u.n. security council netanyahu criticized that addressed severely saying that was full of hypocrisy and cynicism at