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. >>> leaders from across southeast asia have gathered in br brunai t discus issues conner issing all of them. representatives will join them when the east asian summit opens on thursday. many are focus on territorial disputes in the south china sea. the disputes were a sticking point in a meeting on wednesday from asian nations and china. china is caught up in a number of rows. the file peen president asked if they could draw up a code of conduct and quickly. chinese premier rejected the suggestion. he said steps should be taken gradually. he proposed a corporation treaty with asean. >> translator: we would like to discuss a good neighbor friendship treaty with asean countries. we are willing to make this treaty our treasure for china/asean cooperation. >> he said ties are growing stronger and trade has reached over $400 billion over the past ten years. discussed >>> japan's prime minister said asean leaders should unite and not attempt to change the status quo by force. they met with the australian prime minister tony abbott. they discussed china's maritime presence and its territor

investigators say he was driving a stolen/br in a high speed pursuit.u+"g6m >> sheriff's departmenternoon thoughed. protesters like the mom of james rivera arekx joining the outcry. they're always just filing killing someone, and we need to start organizing, coming together, city to city, state to state, country to country to address this. >> this isn't a war zone. the police officer is there to protect and serve. he should have been there andpt cognizant of what that situation really was. lopez was carrying at the time. investigators say that the towards him and his partner when they ordered him to drop that gun. lopez was hit -- some were trying to get there so early that they left by carpool and didn't even wait for that bus. a funeral mass is planned also tonight at 5:00 p.m. reporting live in oakland, christiie smith, nbc bay area news. >> now to a story you'll only see on nbc bay area. court preegts begin today for one of six teens charged with killing an off duty paramedic in the oakland hills. now almost seven months after quinn boy yerz murder, his widow is speaking publicl

wall street journal columnist br brett stevens joins us with more. how did the u.n.this contradiction between what their models have been predicting and what is actually happening for the last 15 year snz. >> the first thing they did is basically buried the lead or buried the news. i mean, they said there was -- 24-page summary report had alarmist conclusions at the beginning and then you kind of go down to page ten and find this paragraph that says, well, there's this issue of the past 15 years, a pause in global warmi warming. >> so the globe had been warming by about a degree celsius over the previous part of the century? >> right, and then it seems to have essentially stopped. there's variability year to year. what they say with medium confidence is some of the warming may be happening in the oceans but they're not entirely sure. they acknowledge -- >> heats sink. >> exactly. they acknowledge there might be problems with their modeling which is very important because everything people think they know based on climate change is based on computer simulations. when

. >> the results of the auction means that 85% of all income from the field will belong to the br brazilzilian state. >> reporter: the justice minister denies the policing has been heavy handed. >> it's clear the right to protest exists and has to be insured but the event security had to also be guaranteed 67 the winning connor sum show, includes shell, two thine keys firms and brazil's state run patrol vinnipetroleum company. all of brazil will be better off says the government. but not everyone is convinced. al jazerra. >>> flooding in peru has killed one person and forced thousands to flee their homes. two people are reported missing after being washed away. more than a thousand homes have been abandoned. >>> smog has caused havoc in northeastern china forces roads and airports to close. dozens of flights have been postponed or canceled according to state media visibility has been less than 50 meters. peter a journalist from the christian sign monitor based in beijing he says china pledges to tackle it by regulation isn't enough. >> reporter: you can see it and i have to breathe it. i

critics are contending it br* -- condemning it as pure pork and putting one of the heros of the budgetl in the cross hairs, jonathan martin has the story. >> reporter: the u.s. army core of engineers in the middle of one of its big the projects along one of america's busiest commercial water ways. it's replacing locks and dams on the ohio river that were built nearly nineties years ago. >> it's actually falling apart. literally falling apart. >> reporter: and if it does fall part shippers will have to find some other way to move the 90 million tons of goods that normally pass through the stretch of the ohio every year. the project is under new scrutiny now because the senate bill that ended the government shutdown also allows congress to spends a total of nearly $3 billion on the dam project. the project was first approved by congress back in 1988. expect today cost just under $800 million. but now it's years behind and 10s of millions of over budget and the army corp. of engineers says there are several reasons why. the leadening near says funding is the greatest challenge. half the m

apparently empty canisters across the track in manassas park and that is now delaying train 324 and 326 on br well's keep you posted and check out my twitter, i'm tweeting about it as well. >>> on 66 there was a crash on route -- on the route. if you are planning to head around town on the beltway, it is slow in normal spots. northbound i-95 springfield again normal for early friday morning. the american legion bridge it is moving well across the potomac river here between bethesda and tyson. southern maryland, no issues on route 4 headed for the wilson bridge. >>> after dealing with the government shutdown and no paychecks, people aren't looking to spend a lot of money on fall and winner clothes. but this morning we are going to show you how to update your fall look by mixing some of the old with a few new items. designer hilton hollis joins us with fresh ideas. >> thank you for having me. >> we can go shopping right in our own closet. >> absolutely. core items you can always pull out. basics are the things that kind of make your wardrobe go a long way. that is where you should invest in pie

. >> detectives apprehended comrado juarez age 52 of the br are onx. in connection of the murder of 4-year-old angelica castillo. child victim known for the last 22 years as baby hope. >> retired detective had heard they were close to solving the case. >> when i got the news i was elated i was on cloud nine. >> the decomposed body of a 4-year-old girl was found stuffed in this cooler. she had been sexually abused. no one claimed the body. days turned to months and years. by 1993 the squad had given the girl the name baby hope and a face and the squad paid for her funeral. there wasn't a die eye in the bunch including me. the church was full. about 500 people in the church. >> anniversaries passed but police persist test. finally a break. caller said she had been told that her parents had killed her sister. that tip led detectives to find the mother of baby hope and vae eventually arrest the cousin who police say murdered her. >> justice is going to be when a judge lowers his gavel and says that you are going to jail for the rest of your life. >> they w

. >>> and you saw the poll numbers at the top of our br ft.u asked yourselves how they could explain this shutdown to people in need of food or medical treatment, the most poignant picture of the day is along those lines. how would they explain it to this little guy who just wanted to go to the zoo? the national zoo in washington. when this photo first appeared on reddit, many people said it was the saddest of all the shutdown photos they have seen thus far. >>> when we come back here tonight, the inspiring story of a young man that is learning the sky really is the limit. arms were made for hugging.e] hands for holding. feet, kicking. better things than the joint pain and swelling of moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. if you're trying to manage your ra, now may be the time to ask about xeljanz. xeljanz (tofacitinib) is a small pill for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well. xeljanz can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers have

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gerri: brs is going to believe this thing. so how does this work? how i do that?at the beginning, as we discussed earlier, i make $40,000 and they have no particular way to verify that. he met honor system. >> right. it goes down to the insurance company, the irs will somehow be able to check your income and make sure that you have the right subsidy. if you have too much, they want it back. but there there are limits on what they can get back. if you have too little, too late. but do it right next time you and we have a long way to go. lots more confusion than answers today. we are just waiting our way through this. thank you both for coming on. we rrally appreciate your time. thank you so much. gerri: how confusing. well, more of our users guide to obamacare, including what you can expect when you go to the doctor. that's some of the other big headline in washington, day one of a government shutdown. how far apart are both sides and what exactly is going on? rich edson brings us the latest after the break. >> it is draconian measures that have to be taken. until

she said that decision about krau br browsing was made by the add ma min straighter. she said that the system has never crashed. but if the system says that the system is down. most people say that that has the website crashing. it is also interesting gretchen that numerous times, the secretary says she was responsible. called her to blame. democrats will see that as a loyalty card. the administration will probably value that and she took all of the sar roarrows in this hearin that said, she is probably now the face of obama care and if there is a time when this administration said something big is about to happen, they may point to her to see her go. she did say that the president was in charge of all government programs and she shifted a tiny bit of the blame to him. she is going to be giving the speech to obama care. that is where they actually have this universal health care and mitt romney was the run who in stated that. he put on his facebook page that he really really disagreed with this. >> the white house is looking to tell a gidifferent story than t hearing

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saturday you can call ericka br bran nick. >> i will never hide from the things that scary but i will scare fear in the eye and say you will not keep me from living my life. >> the 29-year-old preschool teacher who shared her pro prosthetic and first steps with her students says she must lead by example. >> i don't want the kids that i teach to see that something is scary for me i will veer away from. i want them to learn from my example. it is maybe scary but you go through it and you push forward and you do it and you are a much better person for doing that. >> today the spectator from california who came to ericka's aid in boston received the first medal of the baltimore marathon. the two women once strangers have become a close friend. >> she is a person of great grace and calm. i don't know how she does it but she has this zest for life. >> ericka shared for us her next goal, and it's a big one to participate in a november race in charlotte. she will be in the wheelchair for most of it but she is working with her physical therapist so she can walk along the finish line. >> whethe

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a real and the government says were you pleased by a br stearns n washington mutual the. 70 percent of offenses, all the companies, we bought them because you asked us to. we're picng on them. >> go back and listen to what was said by the management at the time he w acquired. they were giddy about the tranction. they brought to bear stearns for roughly the value of the property on park avenue. dennis: my point that these were guys who did something right. we are singling them out and are about destroy them. >> trading up. they actually are profitable, more profitablen wall street expected, but for the legal costs. they're in no danger of gng down. my point here is that they actually benefited hugy from the bailout. all of these other banks. not that they should- they should not be punished for things that went wrong. the partf the witch hunt is what you're sayg because he was a hero during the financial crisis, me and. that was good. now he isetting slapped for during that. also bank of america bought countrywide which was voluntary. they paid about $50 billion to settle problems. you

fog will be an issue across the inches br. san mateo bridge. up toward golden gate. we will see visit built at tames tomorrow morning maybe less than a half mile. you'll have to plan some extra time for the morning commute. high temperatures tomorrow. once the low clouds break up, mid 70s. closer to 80 in morgan hill as we get to the trivalley. probably the warmest around the bay area. this includes pleasanton. low 80s closer to devlin toward san francisco. haze in the 60s. close to 70 in oakland. north bay after the fog breaks up women should see mid to upper 70s for tomorrow. temperatures coolingkpa a littl bit as it gets toward thursday and 48 but still keep those showers offshore for 48. maybe not quite as warm. but lots of sunshine and some dry north winds at times as we get toward next sunday. >> the envy of the much of the nation. >> thanks. >>> favorite time of year. thousands of women hit the streets in san francisco early today. today is the tenth anniversary make the women's marathon in san francisco. there are men, too. people had a chance to run the full

sidelines, could ywboys, dez br screaming at teammates. >> tony played great. >> not enough in the endd series last night? >> after midnight, obstruction in baseball. a wild call on the third base line. you see the highlight. the third baseman holding down the guy trying to run. lookality this here. trips him. they call that -- said a trip. can't do that. run counts. allowed him at home plate, regardless if he was out or not. this one made fans -- tripped the runner coming in. can't do that. >> we do that all the time. >> you always trip me. on purpose or not. i don't know. cardinals win. game five on fox. >> big star. home base. >> pete schrager. >> to see you. thank you. >>> that is how fox "report sunday." so glad you were here. a great time. two seconds, "huckabee." >>> tonight on "huckabee" -- >> again, i don't know about any specific tests and i would send you to hhs. i'm not sure what you're missing. >> with the administration dodging the tough questions, eastern the mainstream media demands answers. fox news chief white house correspondent ed henry on the tension inside the whi

br traffic floal between alexandria. 395 looks good out to the 14th street bridge.dge. kennelworth avenue the inbound drive is starting tostar shake up a little bit south of eastern avenue headed outd to pennsylvania avenue. no accidents, no delays. that is a check of the ontime o traffic. >> thank you. yo a pentagon freeze on military death benefits is sparking outrage. because of the partial federal shutdown families of fallen soldiers are notot getting the benefits. five soldiers died inied afghanistan last weekend and democrats and republiccr ambassador are still trying to enthe shutdown in dueling press conferences that. had ad yesterday the househous speaker boehner said the president refuses to negotiate. the president said he ist sa willing to talk. >> my suggestion to thethe speaker has been and willen a continue to be let's stop the excuses. let's take a vote in the house. let's end the shutdown right now. put people back to work. t >> theo president said todayaid was if there is unconditionalonl surrender by republicans he will talk to us. that is not the way

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. >>> no 90s across the bay br bridge. the speeds starting to come down a bit. >>> let's take you live outside to a spanning look over san francisco. the transamerican building leading our view on this wednesday, mid-week, october 2nd. this is "today in the bay." >>> 5:29, almost to 5:30. thanlg you for joining us. good morning. i'm jon kelley. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. you wish things were moving along in washington. government shutdown now entering its second day. a live look this morning on capitol hill where there are no signs the two sides will come together for an agreement any time soon. some lawmakers say the government shutdown could actually go on for weeks. americans across the country, including right here in the bay area, are already feeling those effects. "today in the bay's" marla tallez joins us from the newsroom with more. >> good morning. >>> this is all part of the trickle-down effect we have been talking about. the thousands of federal employees in the bay area that are forced to stay home and not get

. >> reporter: shortly after thes reid exchange senator barbara br boxer of california got into it. >> mayor, how are you? i want my friend to know thatowa we've got to open up thispthis government for all the goodthe d people in d.c., maryland, virginia. i've got problems in californian open up the golf. glf why don't you support opening up the government? >> reporter: all right.>> re we did reach out to harry reid'' office to see if he wanted todto explain what he meant by don'tyd screw it up.w it p. we didn't hear back from thebacr folks unthat office. by the way, when a reporter repe asked reid why he wasn't pushin for a vote to give autonomy tott d.c. during the shutdown.shdow he said talk to the republicanse they are the ones objecting.jet. >> so frustrating to watch. wath the mayor fired up and you candn understand why.derstand matt, thank you.hank >>> president obama warned todaa that the progress the u.s.ess t. economy has made could be in in danger if this continues. contie the president spoke as theoke at government shutdown is now in n its ninth day.th day as both sides co

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the pictures appear to show an attack on a government hilt base that was carried out by the tawi br gr brigade in syria. gunfire heard in an attack on government forces. >>> united nations sizthere aay are about 400,000 school aged children in lebanon. it's only able provide assistance to 70,000. many who don't go to school are on the streets working to survive. zana reports. >> omar is seven years old. he never went to school. when he was supposed to enroll, fighting forced his family to flee from the central syrian city to neighboring lebanon. more than a year later, this young boy is still without an education, and he clearly feels that he doesn't belong in his new home. tranchÉ >> it's because we are syrians. the lebanese are not letting us go to school. i want to stud. >> there are many others like omar. almost 2 million dropped out of school because of the fighting and displacement in their country. s ha-ha di was hoping to secure a future for her children. >> i can't do anything. my children are prisoners in our tent. >> they should be going to scho school. i have been asking or

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here now is kcbs radio's financial reporter jason br. >>> new optimism this morning about a chance ofto raise the nation's debt limit. the market is up. here's kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. >> reporter: good morning. there is optimism on wall street that at least there is movement in the right direction in washington. house gop leaders will be meeting with president obama today in the white house talking about a potential deal to at least give a partial short term hike to the debt limit that the deadline is 7 days a way threatening a u.s. default on our obligations and could spark another financial crisis. now, apparently, at least according to reports, the deal would not include re-opening the government but it is a move in the right direction. investors pretty encouraged by that at this point. also getting word that first time weekly jobless claims surged higher by 66,000 to 374,000. that's the highest level in six months. a lot of that is due to california finally processing a number of claims that were delayed when they did a computer system upgrade a few weeks ago

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so you can here now is kcbs radio's financial reporter jason br.et's lead with wall streets reax to the debt deal, then quickly move on the jobless claims, then ebay's earning which disappointed and it wd that its seeing weaker onli shopping in the 4th quarter, another signal of a >>> this morning, wall street is getting back to work. kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks reports. >> reporter: lots of relief on wall street. we saw a big gain leading up to the debt deal. now there's a bit of pause. wall street can start for exampling on other things at least temporarily like the economy and corporate earnings. speaking of the economy, first- time jobless claims pulled back after a big gain the week before down 15,000 to 358,000. labor department says for the second straight week though california distorted the claims as it continues to work through a big backlog of claims from the system's upgrade in early september. ebay reported earnings that were up quite a bit. profit up 14% to about $690 million revenue gaining 15%. but the firm also war

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