. >> reporter: democrat dick durban does not believe they are looking for a compromise. >> almost 45 times now the house republicans have went to abolish it not change it. >> reporter: and with the tuesday morning deadline inching closer, president barack obama met with his staff on monday. cbs news, capitol hill. >> and, if this is a shutdown it is going to be noticeable. >> i think it is the government's job to look for solutions to funding problems. and not to inflict pain so that others can agree with them. >> coming up, the popular bay area attractions that will seem more like ghost towns. >>> renegade software pioneer is promising to keep the nsa out of your business for a bargain basement price. >>> it was a picture-perfect weekend. a beautiful day. but changes are on the way. already seeing showers on hi- def doppler on the north bay. what it means for your commute, coming up ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, but we'lll definitely notict here, too. kpix 5's john ramos shows us: the bay area stands to lose a lot of tourism dollars.. if the government can't pay the bi. with the federal government

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further foundations of the brics development bank something already discussed during the bric summit in durban this year that will be discussed as well and we also understand that only russian president will meet his chinese counterpart and discuss the mega billion dollar deal with the russian gas giant. and the chinese national company which was struck in june this will be also a very interesting thing from the economic point of view certainly we here in st petersburg at the gorgeous can spend policies and will be bringing all the details and all the objects life to all of us. they in st peter's spirit at the g twenty summits just giving us a heads up as to what leaders will be tackling at the g twenty. i had to report on the on seemingly flying job of same as a family name oh the grand daughter would solve eighty nine in the else and mandela shimmying all the way to the bank as a local to turned into fortune the details on that and more world news in just a couple of minutes. but how you would task the intentions of somebody and how would you know the intentions of george w. bush one can lau

durban? >> yea. >> mr. udal? >> no. >> reporter: the resolution places a 60-day limit with the possibility of one 30-day extension and prohibits the use of united states armed forces on the ground in syria. >> the resolution is agreed to and ordered favorably reported by the committee. >> reporter: even as the plan gained momentum in the senate, the depth of opposition in the house was revealed at a house foreign affairs hearing. new york democrat gregory meeks. >> i don't see or hear-- unless there's another setting i need to be in-- where the world is stepping up and agreeing to act with us militarily. >> reporter: pennsylvania republican tom marino challenged the secretary of state on the effectiveness of air strikes. >> this will not stop the butchering and the killing that takes place over there. so what is the purpose? what is the end game here? where is the imminent danger to the united states? >> congressman, you're absolutely correct that it will not stop the butchery. i wish it would. but what it will d

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so does dick durban and others.egotiate under blackmail. >> but the problem is, it is what i said before, we've lost the bipartisan negotiation ability. >> i understand. you say the republican and democrats working together. >> they are produce an immigration bill. >> if you say they haven't produced anything but a plan that isn't going anywhere -- >> that's not the point. they met and tried. >> that was the one shining moment of bipartisanship in entire -- >> i don't agree. >> okay. >> you say republican and -- >> you know what, this is what senator reid can say is, tell you what, let's pass a clean cr and i will agree to bring up issues of stand-alone votes. >> that's called -- >> extortion. >> by the way were you're watching "newsroom", not crossfire. there will be a very special edition of "crossfire." why tie it to a government shut down? can't you do all the things you are talking about, anna, about the medical devices and in separate legislation that doesn't shut the government down? >> ideally, yes. but the

this is the point of the afford -- a court created in durban. this must also be binding. it cannot simply be a recalling of principles. it cannot simply be stated in resolutions which have no concrete translation into action. therefore, there will be an increase in the temperature of the world. ladies and gentlemen, my message is simple in all areas, whether it is international security, nuclear proliferation, development, or climate. the worst risk is in action. -- inaction. the worst decision is to not take any, and the worst danger is to not see it. therefore, the responsibility of the united nations is to act. and each time that our organization finds itself to be without power and without hope or force, it is piece that is the victim. --peace that is the victim. that is why i propose a code of conduct be made among permanent members of the security council. and in the case of massive crimes they can decide for a collective renunciation for their right to veto. we would like for the secretary- general's powers of inquiry to be strengthened its of the u.n. can do what

as we look around the senate hearing roo you see senator dick durban, and john mccain moments ago. i haven't spotted the chair of the senate foreign relations committee bob menendez just yet. let's me take it back to david pakman, as you look around the room, you see john mccain on the screen. what is his role in driving this process. seemingly more like-minded senator mccain with the president in a long time. >> right, right,down mccain is still bitter he is not in the job but he's in favor of being more aggressive in many places of the middle east. and he's happy that barack obama has said that strikes are necessary. he just wants him to be more aggressive. that's what he's going to be fighting for in the hearing committee. >> you drew the parallels to kosovo, and you were correct. >> bill clinton was making a humanitarian argument. he said, look, people are dialing. dying. they never got approval from the house and senate at the same time but he was able to move forward with troops on the ground and limited strikes, and i think that's what obama is going to be shooting for. >> w

. >> senator durban. >> thank you mr chairman.on saturday i was standing with a group of friends watching the television screen with the announcement that any minute the president would make a statement. i turned to him and said i bet the missiles were launched and shot off hours ago, and we'll here about it now. to my surprise, of course, the president came forward and said, "i have that authority, i made that decision, but i am going to respect our constitutional democracy and give the congress - that is the american people through congress - a voice in that decision." from where i was standing that was good news. for as long as i have been in congress, house and senate i argued about the congregsal responsibility. some presidents respected it some have not. congress in writing and speeches insists on being respected and given this authority, and then starts shaking when it's given, because it calls on us to be part of historic life and death decisions. it's one of the toughest calls we'll ever make as members of congress, but i

. >> as we fet close tore shutting down the government, we talk to rand paul and dick durban. >> charles're here on "sunday morning". >> captain phillips, can you >> charles: meet the real captain phillips. and janice joplin's life story opens on broadway. >> charles: woe leave you at glacier national park in northwest montana. i'm charles osgood. join us again next sunday morning. until then, i'll see you on the radio. captioning made possible by johnson & johnson, where quality products for the american family have been a tradition for generations captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org

. >> as we fet close tore shutting down the government, we talk to rand paul and dick durban. >> charleshere on "sunday morning". >> captain phillips, can you >> charles: meet the real captain phillips. and janice joplin's life story opens on broadway. >> charles: woe leave you at glacier national park in northwest montana. i'm charles osgood. join us again next sunday morning. until then, i'll see you on the radio. captioning made possible by johnson & johnson, where quality products for the american family have been a tradition for generations captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> schieffer: today on face the nation two, major stories this weekend, congress takes us a step closer to shutting down the government. as the u.s. and iran take a step toward better relations. house republicans are taking it up a notch, keeping the government open now depends on postponing obamacare. >> it is no secret that the tea party republicans came here not as public servants but to destroy and designate our government. >> for heaven's sake have as much flexibility with the republica

. >> as we fet close tore shutting down the government, we talk to rand paul and dick durban. >> charles "sunday morning". >> captain phillips, can you >> charles: meet the real captain phillips. and janice joplin's life story opens on broadway. >> charles: woe leave you at glacier national park in northwest montana. i'm charles osgood. join us again next sunday morning. until then, i'll see you on the radio. captioning made possible by johnson & johnson, where quality products for the american family have been a tradition for generations captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org c1 >>> the fully redesigned raf 4 is here and ready for your next adventure. ,,,,,, stabbed to death in san ready to >>> this is kpix 5 news. >>> another of a dodgers' fan stabbed to death in san francisco gets ready to address the suspect. >> thing are going to change a little bit today. we have a few showers on the way from the great northwest. we'll talk about the forecast in a few minutes. >>> and tick tock, tick tock. time is rinning out in washington to stop the government from shutting down,

this is what your colleague dick durban said a few hours ago. >> god forbid we go on with business asand not understand what happened yesterday. the vast majority of americans think this is just common sense. we can protect the right of law abiding citizens to use guns in a responsible, legal way for sporting and hunting and self-defen self-defense, but we've got to do everything we can to keep guns out of the hands of those that would misuse them. >> senator, this happened less than three miles from where you are in newtown, we spoke after colorado as well. is there different this time? >> it's the accumulation of horrific tragedies brought back many of the horrible memories when i went to the sandy hook are house and saw the people killed in this horrific tragedy. i hope it will elicit the feelings she had, janis orlowski, she was sick about it. she wanted her trauma center put out of business. we need to do something about this evil in society. shame on us if we don't. mental health has been part of the comprehensive part. i hope we can call this as a call to action on the annivers