town, doss leaves this you feel like there have been steps taken to right what is wrong? >> i supported this change. i wish them all the best. they are getting some clinics done that are way overdue in louisiana. adequatelye not dealt with within the system. they have other opportunities. big reform is to cut cumbersome overly area and let the new secretary to actually be able to fire people. do we need to keep focused on that? likes this has been a wide-ranging conversation. what is congress leaving and done? >> it is on the environment. i was a little bit surprised about the meeting he mentions on the top of the reform at that he and martin burke had penned. is undone. there was some real bipartisan movement. you don't get that very often. that was really the big one. flip side are there any accomplishments? it has been a great run. you saw some bills that would easily pass things on energy efficiency making things more efficient like appliances, getting tripped up with things they do not like from republicans. or it was trying to get a vote on the floor about the plans

. >>> today, another ice bucket challenge members of lafayette city council are getting dossed raising big bucks since july. $100 million which is $9 million a week for research on lou gehrig's disease now the truck is to figure out how to spend it wisely. research, care and advocacy or the three main missions. >>> now the weather forecast. mike? >> it will be in the 90 inland and that will stretch to the central valley and possibly 101 in fresno. 82 today and sun and remember, the rough surf around san diego and los angeles, 83 and 90 and 110 in palm springs. pa free is falling apart over night with tropical storm only 50 miles per hour but the shield of clouds is closer to us rolling in tomorrow. the waves are already here. up to 20' possible around los angeles until 6:00 and we will still have rough surf and we are running at 6' in beday-- bay. >> those were very impressive waves! >>> on the roads we have construction eastbound highway 24 at 13 so if you are traveling through the caldecott tunnel we have a few lanes taken away until 6:00 this morning and the commute direction is wes

president program has en dossed the nomination of a new iraqi mine prim officers to replace nouri al-maliki. but a defiant al-maliki has called the nomination a violation of the contusion. while baghdad is embroiled in this political turmoil a humanitarian vice us continues to unfold in the north as thousands of people flee their homes in fear of is lat islamie fighters advancing. >> reporter: finally after weeks of political deadlock as iraq fell apart. a new candidate for prime minister. he is from prime minister nouri al-maliki's party. but unlike maliki, he now has the support of iraqi political blocks. he has 30 days to form a new government. but maliki isn't leaving without a fight. maliki now a caretaker prime minister maintains that he got the largest number of votes. he says the constitution dictates he should be prime minister again, he evening made an appeal to security forces. telling them not to worry, he would prevailing. >> translator: i know that some of you in the armed forces are worried. just like i assured you yesterday, here i am assuring you again today, don't worry. m

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governor christie of new jersey do it and he, too, by the way -- you're watching jimmy fallon and the guy dossthe roots. there's the governor, his kids dumping it on him and he, too, challenged zuckerberg along with cory booker and i think jimmy fallon. the governor, with all due respect, late on the zuckerberg thing but we'll forgive you on that. >> yes. spencer tweets, i lost a friend and mentor to als many years ago. such a horrible disease. that it is pap degenerative disease affecting neurons between your brain, spinal cord, eventually muscles and anybody interested in learning more can go to alsa.org. the whole point. not about us being on television dumps ice on ourselves. >> i'm glad you said that, because the whole reason i agreed to do it in the first place was to honor the memory of paul najarian. one of the najarian brothers, pete and jon's brother, who passed away, carl, within the last month or so because of als. so it hits close to home for the cnbc family there's another gentleman here who lost his father to apse -- to als. something with think about, people we care about. thos

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