chris williams dumps it off to antoine custer and we are hoping this is not custer's last stand.is tremendous. 57 yards as at the la salle continues with a 151 game win streak. 40-13 is your final. abc7 sports brought to you by riverwalk casino. again. >> thanks, larry. >>> a short-term solution. >> next, hear how this father used his fashion sense to teachers and his daughter a >>> here is a look at york wake up weather. temperatures in the 50s and 60s. lisa argen is here tomorrow at 5:00 a.m. dan and carolyn? >> thanks, sandhya. >>> a a utah father made his own fashion statement to urge his teenage daughter to dress more modestly. they cutoff a pair of jeans and turned them into his own daisy dukes. >> scott mcintosh came up with the fashion statement after his 19-year-old daughter refused to wear longer shorts during the weekly family nights. >> that will teachers and you. >> i'm dan ashley. >> i'm carolyn johnson. have a terrific weekend, everyone.

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. >> it is moving in the right direction, the custer county emergency manager says the evacuation order has been lifted, and 12 people from four or five homes were forced to leave when the fire erupted and the laboratory is outside of the town of thomas in custer county an hour west of oklahoma city. firefighters have the fire contained and they are going to let it burn itself out but that could take hours. it is burning for ten hours and police say this were explosions a young man who lives near said it was awful. >> it is scary. i didn't enjoy what to do. i didn't know if we would have to leave town. my dad is not here we would not be able to do much. scary the no one was at laboratory and the remain employees are accounted for with no injuries reported. officials do not know the cause of the fire or explosion. another construction project could force the closure of a bay area bridge the golden gate bridge. we are on the scene with amy hollyfield. >> the bridge will be closing for a full weekend next year but officials say it is for a good cause: look at what we will be getting a new

but the custer county sheriff stresses this is a very important process.ing to get some closure for these families that have not known what happened to their loved ones for more than 40 years. brooke, back to you. >> can you imagine? decades later and here you have the cars behind you still in cased in the muck and the mud in a training exercise. patti moon, thank you so much. fosse lake, oklahoma. now to this, in less than two weeks, the government shuts down if president obama and republicans do not reach a deal to fund the government. and today, boy, oh, boy. a war of words shows they are nowhere close. >>> plus, right now, bus passengers are fighting to live after a train collides with a double-decker. you'll hear what crews found on that scene, next. ♪ (woman) this place has got really good chocolate shakes. (growls) (man) that's a good look for you. (woman) that was fun. (man) yeah. (man) let me help you out with the.. (woman)...oh no, i got it. (man) you sure? (woman) just pop the trunk. (man vo) i may not know where the road will lead, but... i'm s

chris williams dumps it off to antwan custer and this is custer's last stand. 57 yards.ns their 29th consecutive high school basketball game. be sure to join us for college football, notre dame and purdue kicking it off at abc7 and at 5:00. and we will see you with another lexus edition of "after the game." i'm larry beil. >>> what can people expect today for weather? >> i think they can expect sunny conditions, mostly sun my and temperatures in the upper 60s. it will be a great day to be outdoors in san francisco. but i would avoid driving. street closers for the parade and a lot of traffic near the embarcadero for the america's cup races as well. but it will be a nice day to head outdoors today. picking up quiet conditions around the bay area. we will show you a live shot of the low clouds of that moved in overnight from the coast. we are looking at the beautiful bay bridge. i just love this new bay bridge. you see the low clouds there. that's filling in right now from the coast. currently it's 55 in san francisco and 58 in oakland. 59 in los gatos and 57 in half moon

abc7 news reporter katie marzullo has new information from the custer county emergency manager on thee. the four square mile evacuation order has been lifted and it only affected four or five homes, twelve people, all farmland. look at this map: the plant is just outside the town of thomas in custer county, west of oklahoma city. the fire is contained to the building. at this point they will have to let it burn itself out could take hours. the fire broke out before 8:00 with explosions following. no one was there at time and all employees have been accounted for with no injuries. it is a chemical fire and authorities warned the residents about dangerous fumes and smoke. officials do not know the cause of the fire or the explosion but the c.e.o. of the company has talked to abc7 news this morning and at the time 80 percent to 90 percent of the structure, the c.e.o. said is gone. >> the f.b.i. is investigating an explosion that leveled a restroom at a park near livermore. look at what the sheriff deupties found when they arrived at this reservoir state pack on tuesday night. the restroo

. >>> from general custer to general disarray, here are today's "top lines".pid is ted cruz? >> are you stupid or something? >> because the stuff he is saying there is wicked-stupid. >> stupid is as stupid does, sir. >> i will do everything necessary and anything possible to defund obamacare. >> i have a 2 year-old, and sometimes when he's on his scooter, he wants to cross the street, even when the light is red. >> i want to commend house conservatives. >> when republicans run into the street, despite the fact there is a flashing red light -- ♪ against the law ♪ it was against the law >> they're going to get hit by the cars and killed. this is stupid politically. >> are you stupid, or what? >> this is stupid at a policy level. >> shutdowns are bad. shutdowns are not worth it. >> the law is a train wreck. >> this law is not worth causing a shutdown over. >> we have voted to repeal obamacare 30 to 40 times. but this is when it really counts. >> ted cruz went around the country, he got everybody worked up, all the far right folks. >> we as house republicans shoul

we cannot be, cause's or general custer. tells fox news that we did not use any chemical weapons. a former house majority leader speaks. >> he was overwhelmed. he was gratified. >> a little after 8:00 a.m. monday morning, aaron alexis, a civilian contractor working on a computer project entered building 197 of the washington navy yard with a valid pass. he was carrying a bag in which he held a shotgun, which he had purchased legally in virginia. he walked into the bathroom on the fourth floor, walked out, and began shooting. before police could take him out, he killed 12 people. he has been four years in the navy reserve and had a pattern of insubordination, absence of leave, and two days in jail after a bar fight. nevertheless, the navy gave him an honorable discharge and was given security clearance to work on a half-dozen military bases, despite having been involved in shooting incidents in fort worth, texas, and seattle, walks and 10. just last month he told police that he had heard voices. he had complained of insomnia. as defense secretary chuck hagel says, there are obvious

that's why ally treats all their custers the same. whether you're the first or the millionth.your bank doesn't think you're special anymore, you need an ally. ally bank. your money needs an ally. ♪ >>> there were some red flags. of course there were. should we have picked them up? why didn't we? how could we? all of those questions need to be answered. >> eric: that is america's top military official admit willing were a lot of warning signs before aaron alexi s did the unthinkable. sadly, we have heard it all before from the boston bombing to the movie theater andfort hood shooting. jonathan, instead of the government snooping on the innocent americans time to target people raising red flag >> yeah, i mean, eric, our defense policies are dominated by egalitarianism, the notion that everyone ishe same. no one is moror less of a risk than anyone else. treat everyone equally. baloney. we should be profiling those who we know present a bigger risk than others. instead of patting down granny at the tsa, pat down those associated with the islamist group instead of restricting every

. >> this will make walnut creek the most expensive place to park and custer county. >> city leaders have a first virtual prove a ban all. >> walnut creek is making the move to be mostly smoke- free next year appeared >> city leaders have made a first firm to approve a ban on smoking in most of the city's downtown area appeared >> also in around apartment buildings appeared the ban is not official yet but some are good that it goes too far. but the city say as many of the people like the idea. >> especially if they are living in an apartment next to smoke was cleared >> a final vote is set for next month. the band is expected to go into effect by december. smokers could face fines starting at $100. >> the oakland a's and pushed for the playoffs also means to push for tighter security at the coliseum. >> there have been calls for more security at ballparks across the u.s.. >> someone measures similar to ones used by the end f l appeared >> to tell us more dan will be there is live at the coliseum. >> people have to walk through the security gates and go through metal detectors and the

caught up in the turmoil iraq to that an initially peaceful march commemorating the victims of general custer pinochet's coup in one thousand nine hundred eighty three or as the your foot is received from them what you're seeing is the police chasing radical views that hijacked the rally by throwing stones and building barricades onto spanish correspondent was tear gassed and describe the actions of your forty's as brutal as the fortieth anniversary of the coup that overthrew the socialist administration and later resulted in thousands of people being killed and detained by the military government around sixty thousand people relatives of missionaries victims among them took part in the initial march . now it's us some other international news a group of armed men have stormed several bars in a remote city you've got amala killing at least fifty people leaving schools wounded a sense of scale a seized car after the onslaught officials believe the attack could be related to gang violence in the region yesterday she's on the way. philip in the port city of zamboanga has been overrun by suspecte

we can't be kamikazes and general custers. >> that's the problem.is a government shutdown, the polls show the majority of the american public will blame the republicans. >> wolf, let me mention something that seems to shock a lot of people in the news business. the next election is november of 2014. my advice to the speaker of the house is ignore the polls, do what you think is right. emphasize that you want to keep the government open. they're going to pass the continuing resolution. they're going to be in a position to keep the government open. and i think also emphasize to the country that the president of the united states has an obligation to negotiate. this idea that barack obama somehow can sit in the white house, refuse to negotiate, demand what he wants and that the congress has an obligation to obey him goes against everything we know about american history. i think the president has as big an obligation to sit down and talk with the house as the house does to sit down and talk with the president. >> he says he's willing to talk about the

congressman king, you think it's kamikaze, you think it's general custer crazy for the republicans to obama care to continued spending of the federal government after october 1st. tell us why. >> as part of an overall strategy it makes no sense at all. i understand why the speaker wants to couple them in tomorrow's bill so we can at least get it over to the senate but as an overall strategy it makes no sense because we know that it's not going to make it out of the senate. we know even if it did, the president would veto it. to me, this is not the proper venue for that. it makes no sense at all. we know we're going to lose and whether it's custer or kamikaze or whatever, we are going to lose this and we have so many winning issues against the president, i think it's a wing within our party led by people like ted cruz who have been, as far as i'm concerned, carrying out a fraud with the people by somehow implying or saying this strategy is going to win. they know it's not going to win. now we'll see what the senate does. either put up or shut up. >> what about that, congressman duffy?

first classsergeant jerome baker died yesterday at custer in augusta, michigan. with the national 11 years. he was there to take part in a senior leadership course. listed s have not details surrounding what caused baker's death. forllinois g.o.p. candidate toernor was hoping to appeal chicago republicans today. >> this state is broken. needs somebody that knows how to get going again. proven tested and candidate for governor. 2014 -- he spoke uring a monthly breakfast this morning. each month between now and the end of the year, they will host candidatesrepublican for governor. >> according to latino magazine, one in every three hispanics in hungry.ago area goes to call attention to the problem of hunger, and to get the latino in an effort ged magazine the issue, presented a "no more hunger vent" at the greater chicago food depository. the ultimate goal is to improve the lives of older adults who with hunger and by providing them with resources. community s mexican marked mexican independence day downtown.g parade the parade kicked off at noon. columbus drive ba

we can be kamikazes and general custer. >> reporter: and the white house may be watching some of this battle from the sidelines as republicans are going after each other, after texas senator ted cruz said that the senate may not have the votes to defund obama care. house republicans went ballistic. one house republican, shawn duffy from wisconsin accused crews of waving the white flag of surrender. so this is starting to get interesting as we head into the next 11 days before the government shuts down. chris? >> jim, thank you very much. hopefully they come up with a better solution than punishing everybody else. >>> we want to give you new details about the washington yard shooting. secretary ray mavis -- and the entire processing surrounding naval security clearances. this comes amid growing controversy about the way the shooting itself was handled by base security. and we're learning about mysterious phrases etched on the shooter's gun. pamela brown is live in washington with more on the investigation. good morning, pamela. >> reporter: good morning to you, chris. that's right. new

i am joined on the phone by the sheriff in custer county, oklahoma, bruce people.ff, do we know what the investigators are gleaning, what kind of information they're getting so far from the remains? >> well, the remains are now in the custody of the oklahoma state medical examiner, and they'll be doing dna testing to determine the identity. relatives of six individuals have been contacted, either donations of dna or in the process of so we can get positive identification on each individual. >> given it has been 40 years, tell me how they go about using dna from the remains and the vehicles still kind of check out, the vehicles match that of at least two of the missing victims, right? >> yes. they had a missing person report included vehicle information which these vehicles match that information, the number of people in the vehicles match, and there were some identifiers in each vehicle that also matched, give us the indication in the investigation that these people were in fact the missing set of persons from western oklahoma in '69 and '70. >> sheriff, is it beli

. >> we can't be general custer. >> i think it's a suicide and i hope enough of them will realize that>> there are two things going on here, obviously, the funding of the government and also raising the limit of the debt ceiling. tell us more about what -- the kamikaze caucus. are there people who don't understand this money, that raising the debt ceiling, these are bills that we have already paid for -- haven't paid for, these are bills we already racked up, things congress has already passed, spending bills congress has already passed. >> it seems they have taken two issues. one issue, defunding obama care, which look, the polls show that obama care is not incredibly popular so -- >> that's one way to put it. >> it's reasonable for republicans to continue chipping away at that. now they have tied it to something that is deeply unpopular and which every member of the republican establishment to the extent that they still wield power, agree is suicidal. that is using this to potentially shut down the government, default on the debt. seems like they made a huge tactical error tying thos

we can't become general custer. >> nobody wants a shut down. shut downs are bad and nobody wants a shutdown. >> we know it will not make it out of the senate. >> we will not repeal or de-fund obamacare, we will not. to think we can is not rational. >> karl rove calls this a bad move so does the u.s. chamber of commerce and ben bernanke and the congressional budget office. the last government shut down in '95 cost the nation more than a billion dollars. this isn't to say there's anything wrong with representing the interest of your constituents. obamacare is indeed controversial. a number of people obviously oppose is in its present term. 42 times when a negative outcome is assured every time. that is not time well spent and not like these same lawmakers don't have better things to do. in fact, they've said so themselves. >> jobs continue to be our number one priority here in the congress. >> the house republicans have remain concentrated on job growth and better results for working families. republicans have been focused on jobs, we're going to

the congressman from new hampshire, ann mccain custer, held a conference call on her phone for her constituents called in. she tried to go four against. she couldn't get past brown reid. >> one of the amazing things that's happened. that's being reflected in the press. i mean, that is absolutely reflected in the majority position. one of the ironies here is that rand paul is the voice of war. this is a person who's nominated a benjamin. john, you think i'm -- i'm burden shifting. this is a really important thing, right? it's about this record, it's about looking back at american foreign policy. we're making decisions about how past is pro log. it's burden shifting to say, your default should always reset to being against a military action until persuaded to do it. >> what you're proposing as a rule by which anyone who's on your side can make any number of wrong predictions and continue to be listened to and have that not count against them. people can never be wrong without being disqualified. >> it's an empirical argument, you tally up the number of wars the u.s. has been involved in. the over

general custer? about republicans racing toward disaster, except this time. they're dragging the rest of the country with them. joining me now are congresswoman karen barks democrat from california and joy reed. thank you for coming on the show. >> good to be here. thanks for having me on. >> congresswoman, will the gop follow rush limbaugh's advice? >> i think he's held the republican party hostage for a very long time. they're scared to death of him. if they don't follow what rush limbaugh says they might get primaried. when the economy is slowly getting better, the number one thing on everybody's mind is the jobs, not the theatrics that they do here in the house of representatives. >> they're saying they just want to tear obamacare down. they don't want to build anything up. listen to this. >> now i'm going to make a wild guess that most of you don't want any of this replace business. what you want, let's repeal this and then start from scratch. >> now you have millions of people uninsured. but al

and look, general custer, if you want to go, i won't hold you back. >> bill is absolutely right.isn't one poll that shows americans approve a majority of this health care law. >> but there's not one poll that says we should hold government, the running of government hostage from the defunding of obamacare. >> they just did. they just authorized funding for the government. >> this is the problem, whenever we have these sunday morning chats. it's all about putting our finger up to the wind. sometimes the right thing is the difficult thing. i think you always have to lead by a certain amount of pric principles. civil rights wasn't the right thing to do for this country, it wasn't passing a poll bill, yet it was the right thing to do. republicans believe obama is horrible. it's about one thing, obstruct obama. >> nancy pelosi or other republicans would have voted against pelosicare or kerrycare. it's not personal to obama. >> one of the reasons the senate has not acted in any way to fund government is because right now there is no democratic vote for a clean cr. >> you can't keep say

we can't be kamikazes and we can't be general custer. >> let's discuss what's going on with our chiefitical analyst gloria borger. two issues, the government shutdown which happens if there's no budget by october 1st, no funding for various agencies of the u.s. government. people will start not receiving checks, all that kind of stuff. the other issue is the debt ceiling mid-october, according to the treasury department when the u.s. runs out of money. they'll default if they don't raise that debt ceiling. both sides seem to be digging in strongly, gloria. >> yeah, and what you have there in john boehner, wolf, is the house speaker that is really being held hostage by the conservative wing of his own caucus. what they're saying is they're tying this to repealing a piece of legislation, a large one passed three years ago that they do not like, repealing obama care, which by the way, is the president's signature piece of legislation and what john boehner seems to be doing is saying okay, we're going to tie it to the repeal of obama care. we'll pass that out of the house of representativ

. >> we can't let the government shutdown, can't be kamikazes and can't be general custer. >> then congressmanat measure to that suicide mission. why did you ultimately vote for it? >> because it was the only way to keep the process going. ted cruise and others sa-- cruz others, i knew we had to get it to him. the senate will strip it out, send it back to us, send another bill back to us, that's when the real negotiations begin. >> so you're counting on those changes that would ultimately happen in the senate. and you're okay with that, the portion that defunds the president's health care plan. your bottom line is you want to keep the government going. do you think you're going to like that senate plan after the amendments are made, you and other house members that voted for the measure? >> i would hope so. i would hope the senate even if some republicans are not being responsible, that the senate will be responsible, that they will send us a bill which does keep the government open through december 15. ones we can both agree on. i think if the senate and house leaders definitely want to negot

we can't be kamikazes and we can't be general custer. >> there is backlash from americans who feel thee of a shutdown. many government offices would be closed along with museums and parks. many federal projects would be delayed, meaning contractors and subs would be out of work. that's along with the many federal workers who would be furloughed. mail, however, would still be delivered. so, see, there's a bright note in there, right? erin mcpike is in washington this morning as the gop-controlled house gets ready to vote as early as tomorrow. good morning, erin. >> reporter: good morning, carol. well, the problem for house republicans is if they can pass this bill tomorrow, that would fund the government but defund health care, republicans say they know that kind of legislation would not pass the democratic-controlled senate and of course the president wouldn't sign it because he would never sign a law that would overturn his signature achievement, which is health care reform. now, here's the problem that happens if the republicans are able to pass this bill. the senate could then pass

. >> whether it's custer, kamikaze or whatever, we are going to lose this and we have so many winning issues against the president. i think he's at wing with our party led by people like ted cruz who really sfarsz i'm concerned is carrying out a fraud with the people by seeing or implying that this strategy will win. >> take us inside republican world here. ted cruz's gain for the last two years, he is positioning himself as the voice of purity the standard which purity is measured. all these squishes in washington. boehner, they don't measure up to him. is na turning it all in the minds of republicans now because of this? >> i think so. there is something remarkable ab ted cruz, he mansion to make people hate him. it's not just the house. we is seen it in the senate. republicans around in the senate for a long time think that cruz doesn't respect traditions in the institution, doesn't respect them and you've seen a lot of complaint from people like john mccain about him. i think what you are seeing in the house is the top goal for leadership and republicans close to leadership in thi

he is in minneapolis, which is the lo custer that the authorities are looking at right now.at itself the latest? >> reporter: that's right. federal agents are running down leads trying to determine if any of those attackers are american. >> that is what a group claiming to be al-shabaab posted on the twitter account. we knowths one of the only al qaeda affiliates actively recruiting here in the united states. this area is the home to the country's largest somali population. >> that community has been fighting off al-shabaab recruitment. they haven't always been successful. over the last several years, 40 young men have journeyed overseas to fight for al-shab b al-shabaab. most of them are from this minneapolis area. in fact, there was a recruiting video put out last month in which a man from minnesota compared fighting in somalia to disneyland for jihadists and urged other muslims to come there. fbi source is telling cnn the fbi has been working with the somali american community here to try to prevent any of those young men from coming back here to the united states to comm