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. >> the last place you want to be if you're 69 miles off the coast of alaska on the bering sea is in a burning video. it's a 69-foot kodiak based fishing vessel and there are flames everywhere. you see the set off the beacon saying we need help. the coast guard said we have five people on the life boat. you see that boat coming, they are good samaritans and they rescued them. >> they were close by. that's fishermen camaraderie. >> no one was injured. just think how communications allowed the coast guard to send out a message to people saying if you're in the area, we've got five guys on this life boat consideration you go get them and they did. according to the coast guard that western venture is still adrift in the sea. >> this 3-year-old is heading over to the backhoe. >> it's not just going to hang out in there and pretend push the button. here he goes. >> see how he works the machine with ease. >> and it's not your average artist. >> yes, that's a dolphin. and that dolphin knows how to paint >> the story behind the breast stroke next. there's only two of us... how much dirt can w

all of the roads that you see .ighlighted on this map to bere expected reopened in time for the rush tomorrow morning. is tied tonow if it the capitol hill shooting but there appeared to be a strong security presence at the verizon center. the capitals were playing the calgary flames. >> the lockdown was lifted and a suspect dead. still, lots of questions about what happened today on capitol hill. our coverage continues after the break. >> it is premier for a show putting washington, d.c. in the spotlight. hear what the woman who started it all had to say. >> and unseasonably warm and humid day. lots to talk about. humid day. lots to talk about. february, 2013. a landmark transportation bill is up for consideration. even though it's backed by republican governor mcdonnell... kecuccinelli joins tea party republicans to block thelan. but terry mcauliffe believes it's time to break through the gridlock in richmond. mcauliffe presses democrats to support the bill. and the bill passes. terry mcauliffe. putting virginia first. "i'm terry mcauliffe, candidate for governor, and i sponsored t

the typhoon in japan is moving into the bering sea.his is a lot of energy that comes across the pacific. we will keep an eye on us. it may enhance the system and could be a possibility of rain for next week. there is a lot of energy. the forecast models never handle that well. until then, we have plenty of time. it will be sunny. maybe a slight cooldown near the coast. again only a couple of degrees. upper 70s. a very, very low 80s. we are get to go that time of year where we are running out of daylight and the nights are longer. still we are running above average. theres a little bit of a decrease in the offshore breeze, but it's still there for many. 80s on these temps and 70s. upper 70s, upper 70s, low 80s on the peninsula. wood side, redwood city, palo alto, they're all in there. sunshine. i think the coast will come down. it will still be nice. just not as warm as it is now. >> thank you, steve. >>> the left hour deal it avert a u.s. government debt default boosted stock markets across asia overnight. but in europe stock markets b

it will start to move into the bering sea. we need to keep an eye on that. that is a lot of energy coming across the pacific. we will see if that enhances the ridge of high pressure or turns it into a stronger one. things are brewing maybe for next week. sunny today. a little hazy slightly cooler coast. again if it zigs instead of zags, nothing will happen. temperatures will be close to yesterday. that's by the water's edge. 70s. upper 70s. low 80s. i mean, really not much of a difference. oak 80. 83 livermore. they were 85 yesterday. 85 gilroy. 83 santa cruz the down two from yesterday. santa clair, mount view, menlo park, atherton, a little warmer redwood city and 72 in pacific. it's nice. probably a few degrees cooler near the coast. cold right into the weekend. >> thank you. >>> coming up, a mother loses her cellphone filled with pictures and videos of her sick son. coming up, the fantastic story about a former oakland police officer who went out of his way to find it. >>> major fire in redwood city. this fire has gone to five alarms. news chopper 2 show

it's not just 80 fishes boats in the bering sea. >> a massachusetts couple traveling on board a luxuryip is being credited with saving the lives of three americans stranded at sea, roy and ken dread seen on the right had gone to bed for the night. kendra got up to open the sliding glass door, and that's when they heard cries for help. >> we started to go back to sleep. vite away that, we heard voices out in the water. we heard some guy yelling hey, hey, hey. we thought about it for a minute, and we said, someone is out there and we've got to make a call. >> good thinking. >> after that, the couple alerted the captain who turned the ship around and began searching. after an hour, she spotted something. >> when it finally hit on something, an object that was clearly sticking out of the water a bit, that was a rush. he saw the guy waving. that's when we really got goosebumps. >> the rescued americans had been in the water more than ten hours after the speedboat capsized. >>> time now for the upbeat stories that will make you feel good. how about a dog trick? a 5-year-old australian shephe

japan, especially tokyo, and left behind torrential rain, strong wind, mudslides, is moving into the bering sea. why do i bring this up? that's a tremendous amount of energy. it can do a couple of things downstream. that would be up. it could fire up the ridge of high pressure and give us a bigger dry stretch, or it can turn a weaker system and make it into a much stronger one. forecast models don't handle that much energy well a lot of times. i think changes are brewing for next beak. we will have to ease into it. usually, when a typhoon comes across it definitely throws a wrench into the works. there is an easterly breeze for some. slight west for others. it's just a push. it will be another nice day. temperatures, lots of sunshine. a little haze around the edges. slightly cooler by the coast. but only a couple degrees. mild to warm and upper 70s to low 80s. again another day where it's just -- i mean, everyone is really close. the please doesn't turn westerly, then the coast will be warmer. oakland will be near 80 degrees. oakland 82. 70s on the coast. low 80s palo alto, mountain view, m

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environmental extremism that put lives at risk the description of greenpeace this recent action in the bering sea depends on where one stands politically but regardless of how you call it can it actually achieve its proclaimed goal that he's putting in than to oil and gas drilling in the arctic well to discuss that i'm now joined by cooney neither are they executive director of greenpeace international mr knight i thank you very much for your time thank you for having me in the media all the twenty eight greenpeace activists plus the two freelancers who are company of them were sort of lumped together on to the hash tag arctic thirty but if you look at. actions in legal terms i think they require a different side of the war on board though the arctic sunrise auditors were trying to scale the platform and he had some others were actually trying to ram the boat all calls guards do you personally a different shade between that actions do you think they should be treated differently in legal terms and in terms of be charges that were leveled against them firstly if you look at a slow motion pictu

i'm sure there's going to bere lots of pressres conferences afterwards.rwar it's been a very, very vel and only time will tell now. we're literally moments away from it.away >> there's not much about it that can't be tried az -- >> he got the perfect pe gift from his father. >> what else do you get get chwartz?r father is you get him a home gym. gym. the kid is 16 now. now he looks like and. he's huge for a 16-year-old. last time we saw pictures of him he was little. he's grown. it's going to beit installed at the house inuse basic field, california. we're told even though ao lougth of this stuff hasas gone on publicly, and is still close with joseph, that he still reaches out to community so i think that's great, so this is a good, positive storytiv that joseph is a swimmer. i don't know if he's going the body builder way, but the athletics are running his jeans. >> thank you very much. >>> we'll check in to find out what's coming up next at 6:00. >>> a late breaking development, one that could have you hugeuge impact on the federal government. >>> also the story of how how the shut-

bere you know it, it will keep going up, up, , up and all this hits, hits, hits. it keeps going up, up, up. it doesn't go down, it only goes up. doesn't only go up, but on the average it goes up. can you be thinking of a reason why? check your neighr. see if your neighbor can think of a rson why. okay, gang. let's look at this, thinking small, why is it that one molecule moving faster than any other and, by the way, a helium atom will do that. if you take a helium atom and let it go in this room, it'll continually go faster than a other molecule. does anyone know why? why uld helium molules move faster? you guys know any helium in atmosphere find its way at the top? it's going faster. heli is the fastest moving molecule of any group of molecules around. in fact, helium stays in the atom form, just one atom. don't gang up into molecules, and a helium atom is very fast. and let's see if we can see why. let's suppose we have some helium gas in e room here. would that have the same tempeture as the air in the room? let's have a helium balloohere and 'sn contact with t

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>> you can't get anything done in an election year or the year bere an election year. but for theuban ar e is new. they split up between president taft. the big country and the repuicans now that what liberals are supposed to admire which is divit bu liberals don't want it. >> do you agree with george? >> yes, unless you can get a new congress. ec t yee n havingvean right, so i don't imagine anything getting done. and we talked a lot about is the president trying to destroy the republican party and i think yes because he has to. because he -- becausenothing will get done unless the is a new congress aheds divide them. it's just basic math that in order for him to get his agenda done. >> you say destroy the party because i can see brother karl re chomping at the bit. isi divide them? is the shut down bad for the republicans? >> yes, is it bad for obama? is yes. it's just the reality. i don't know if there are other politicians above th. it has been cast tat obama is herlpeally nephious. >> if the president's goal is to stroy the republicans, h wi not sed tit we went bac

bering sea crab fishermen fund the cost to the cost recovery program. we are taxed on our their landings to cover management costs. noaa has money left over that could be used to pay for the personnel we need to issue our permits. despite this fact noaa has furloughed employees that are necessary to start the fishery on the october 15 season opener. we asked the secretary of commerce to find the authority and direct noaa place to do the task that we have already paid for and issue our crab quotas. a delay in opening up the fishery will have significant impacts on our fishermen and alaska coastal communities. collectively the fleet has invested millions of dollars out-of-pocket gearing up for the season. stay tied to the docks will cost these boats thousands more appeal of the short-term impacts are relatively easy to measure the longer-term market impacts are the scary part. for the majority of our crab we rely on the holiday market both in the u.s. and japan. if the crab is an the crab isn't caught processed and shipped out of alaska by the last -- sec

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be out of warranty any way and it's not meant to cost us anything whereas if we put in the better berings, we know that's quite cost $2 a car. so most of the decisions tended to be driven towards cost. i think of the good of leaders can look beyond that and the visionary leaders like the people we have running the business now will say quality is free. you may be investing a little bit in the car right now, but the downstream effect on customer loyalty and resale value absent the warranty cost and absent a recall etc., etc. will more than pay for the added quality that we are putting in the car. you have to adopt that as an act of faith because you can't prove it with members. but we good leaders are able to make those trade-offs and the smart leaders will make those trade-offs in the direction of what long-term results in other words this is why many private companies do better than public companies because privately held companies where granddad and the the sun and the kids all own the business they can make the decision of what's not be a foolishly in the short term because we want to

tend to bere is, we overly as a mystic. -- overly pessimistic.there is always going to be uncertainty about where we fight. other than world war ii, korea was unpredictable, one could argue about vietnam. we got into it far more than we thought. just about every war we have , they were not things we expected to fight. about what certain kinds of tools we are going to use. you have to be very careful about what you fill out of the toolbox. -- throw out of the toolbox. we have become certain in a different way about what some people call multipolarity. they keep talking about the brics, the chinese, the russians, the indians, the brazilians and maybe the south africans. every one of those countries is having economic problems now. there is no indication that there are going to get out of those problems anytime soon. gdp's have leveled off. their populations arrested. prediction, that somehow the united states will be less powerful because others are becoming more powerful, i am not sure it holds water. to the contrary, this goes to some of the budg

samaritans aboard the "aleutian beauty" boat helped rescue the fisherman from the life raft in the beringlaskan coast. all five fishermen are rerorted to be in good >> reporter:a search and rescue controller with the coast guard says having assistance like this is vital in alaska, where conditions are harsh and vessels in trouble are often very far away. >> reporter:police are looking for the people who helped two florida inmates escape from prison last week. >> reporter:the inmates got out -- using forged documents. the two convicted killers are back in custody. today - police surrounded the motel room where the men were found. >> catherine: joseph jenkins and charles walker were caught after a tip from an acquaintance led authorities to a motel in panama city, florida saturday night. >> catherine: happening now. bart strike day 4. but - both sides are back at the bargaining table. >> catherine: we will have a live look at one of san francisco's busiest intersections. next at 630 >> jacqueline: we do have falk at the coast line we the great american novel. so you can happily let life get

it's not just 80 fishing boats in the bering sea. >> how many people will this affect, do you think?well, near term, it's affecting the 80 boats with six, seven guys on each boat. it's affecting eight or ten processors that have hundreds of processors standing by waiting to take our catch. >> then the residual effect of all the people -- >> the residual effect. the thing is, it's like the tip of the iceberg as well because there's other essential personnel in other offices around the united states in the fisheries that for let's say, for example, the observer coverage. it's a federal program. a lot of fisheries around the united states have observerers. right now, those operating with observers are board but as they finish a day sailing, it gets met and they have to be replaced. they can't issue numbers to put any observers into the system. so guys will start getting to the dock and being told sorry, we can't give you a new observer so you can't fish. >> the bottom line is this industry depends on a working, thriving government bureaucracy, i don't mean that term in a pejorative way,

look at the bere picture. you can see that the fine lines and wrinkles underneath here have literally vanished. >> anne marie: and as you can see by the timer, this remarkable transformation took place in just about 90 seconds. >> now let's walk over and take a look at d.j. and see what affect youthology has had on her. again, let's look at her before picture, taken just 90 seconds ago, and remind ourselves of the crow's feet that were clearly prominent on the sides of her eyes. after just 90 seconds, there is no sign whatsoever of the deeply-etched crow's feet which were clearly there moments ago. they are completely gone. the wrinkles and creases that form the crow's feet have disappeared, and that area next to her eye is now smooth and tight. and as a result, this side of her face now looks at least 10 years younger. >> and, again, it happened right before our eyes in just 90 seconds. >> and, finally, let's walk over here andake a look at joanne and see what the youthology eye serum did for the bags under h

various world wars and much of its global influence and go back to france and early centuries in spain bere that, once your economy declines it is hard to project global power. >> i would agree, the one i would add is demographics. >> demographics changes, it is inevitable, inex-orable and we don't pay enough attention .. the european labor force starts shrinking germany is going to lose the same number of workers as though in the state, a huge number, china is aging rapidly as you know than the u.s., the countries that have a potential demographic boom, the indias and north africas are also parts of the world where they have huge problems getting work enters the labor force, these big demographic shifts if you are looking for something that is a change agent i think that is absolutely it. >> rose: and the reason for demographic history is that young people give you what? >> well, if you are in technical terms you go through a sweet spot, whe when your birthrate gs down and more people working relative to kids and relative to old people, then you are at a kind of time where you have the bes

and w, tre'sew lhium and thiuplus our mostowerl anlongt lastg baerieever soou c kno outhat -do st, l bere of obi e pl. the e syem at divere avaible onlone ace, thhomeepot no picup apeci buy thiuion ill t fojust79. i've never written a fan letter before, but you've done the impossible. you made gluten-free cereals in a whole bunch of yummy flavors. cinnamon chex and honey nut chex are two of our favorites. when my husband found the chocolate one, we were in cereal heaven. the only problem is, with so many great flavors you're making it very hard to choose. your fans, the mcgregor family. 'cause we love chex. >> welcome back. the time is 5:12 a.m.. our top story this morning is bart service. they have resolved the issues but the trains have not started. they promised service at 4:00 a.m. but apparently they do not have enough staff to give the stations running. this is the situation that we're dealing with. we're waiting for bart service. at this point there are no trains running. >> in the meantime, we have a lot of people who are born to the bay bridge. this is a early backup than what we

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this is the first time in 28 years i have not been in the bering sea in the month of october. i am here today on behalf of fishermen. about theto talk impact to the fishery and i want people to understand this is causing impacts to fisheries nationwide. the lack of personnel to perform routine administrative functions such as managing court allocations will result in loss of millions in revenue to that sector of the industry. the federal observer program will also be impacted the longer this shutdown continues. across the country, vessels required to carry observers will be forced to stay tied to the docks. many coastal communities are already facing tough times. this unnecessary shutdown may be the tipping point if the situation is not resolved soon. the alaska king crab dish or he is the model of sustainable fishery practices. it is managed in a strict code a system where each fishermen is allocated a percentage of the total catch. the alaska king crab stock is healthy and with a conservative management approach, overfishing does not occur. in hundreds of millions in economi

it's not just 80 fishing boats up in the bering sea. >> it's not just fishermen and brewers hoping foreir first light paycheck without the money for the days they were furloughed since the shutdown began. ana and victor? >> well, cnn's erin mcpike in washington, everybody feeling it. >> some things you never consider and the reality television angle. >> and beer? >> yeah, don't mess with beer. >>> next on new day, the zombie apocalypse, last other's top-rate showed returns from the dead tomorrow. will it live up to the hype. >>> plus, kanye west versus jimmy kimmel. remember the all-caps rant on twitter? we'll replay the rapper's enterta entertaining excuse. ♪ ♪ no matter how busy your morning you can always do something better for yourself. and better is so easy with benefiber. fiber that's taste-free, grit-free and dissolves completely. so you can feel free to add it to anything. and feel better about doing it. better it with benefiber. congestion, for the smog. but there are a lot of people that do ride the bus. and now that the buses are running on natural gas, they don't throw out

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and if the government doesn't open soon, participants in the bering sea king crab fishery, which my colleaguefrom alaska spoke about earlier this morning when i was on the floor, many of them are based in washington state. they are going to face significant economic losses. why? because noaa employees are needed to process and issue their quotas. they have all been furloughed. there is no one at work to do the work they need to do their job. i spoke with some of my constituents in the washington state construction industry. they told me their business is slow because of all the uncertainty about where our economy is going to be because of the shutdown and because of the looming debt ceiling deadline. and there's so much more. while our active duty military will continue to be paid, some of those who have heroically served our country are being affected. furloughs in washington state and across this country have forced our veterans to stay home and lose pay. and as the shutdown continues, veterans are watching and they're waiting, because if this government doesn't open soon, v.a. benefits, be