>> perhaps -- you've all eluded to this awareness. we talk about -- >> rose: awareness and answer the? >> awareness and then ultimately acceptance. whether it's the young person, i'll mention something about that, or the older person, lives change because of use of some prosthetic device. whether it's cochlear implant for the more severe or hearing age for the less severe hearing loss lives change and so more awareness of doing this thing called getting your aud logic evaluation and see what's up. i would like to mention the other end-of-the-age spectrum, the young children who have mild hearing loss are at a disadvantage even though they have a mild hearing loss. that mild hearing loss does not make them candidates for cochlear implant and often times we call in the our clinic the invisible disability or handicap and parents want to ignore it. but we finished five years worth of data collection on an n.i.h. grant and found out those kids really are-- i hate to say this out loud-- but sort of smarter. if you consider that -- >> rose:

so that's what he's eludeing to if he says if the swaegs was sie reversed. they would be unhappy campers. one of the things that was left unclear this afternoon came in the last question of this very, very long economics 101 class what the president oversaw was, if we get to the 17th or 18th or somewhere around there and the deadlines for raising the debt ceiling and we come up with some extension how does that actually change the dynamic? why aren't we back in the same situation with the two sides haveing the same position and one side sayinging the president won't compromise and the president saying i won't get in to extortion. the president's response i thought was a little bit short of convincing. i can forsee extending this or prolonging the agony and the three of us talking about this in a about a month. >>> if we do have another short-term deal. now, bill, the president kept talking about the fact that he wanted a bill to go to the floor of the house. he sounded as some people believe that there cob some or enough republicans defectors. some said ther

withfor a deal now lies the senate, where many lawmakers are frustrated that a big deal has eluded them. and stop andnd go then we never get forward on a long-term deal. >> senators are pushing for a bipartisan plan written by susan collins. the proposal would reopen the government and raise the debt limit through january, give republican reforms to obamacare, and democrats ask ability in dealing with automatic spending cuts. .> it is a good template it takes into consideration everyone's needs and concerns. >> still, many lawmakers are hesitant. that by the end of the day we can have an agreement that make sense for our country. >> if we go past wednesday, it is not a default. it is going past a deadline. we will not default anytime soon on our debts. >> congress may have some time, but according to the treasury, not much. this thursday the country will have just $30 billion to pay its bills, not enough to make payments due november 1. despite all the talk about urgent deadlines, the house and senate waited until this afternoon to get back into session. we have more on the growing cons

sergeant made several attempts to elude the vehicle behind him. though it continued to follow closely as he made multiple turns. and sergeant decided to make a u-turn to see if the vehicle would follow him and it followed closely behind. at silver avenue, the vehicle pulled up to sergeant's vehicle and fired shots and tristrikinge vehicle as he duck for cover. the suspects sped away north on bay shore towards industrial way. without hesitation or due regard for his own safety, sergeant pursued the armed suspects. he immediately notified dispatch and continued to pursue the vehicle northbound on the 101 freeway. the vehicle exited at caesar chavez and patrillo with the sergeant close behind as he gave out vehicle descriptions. the occupants fired at sergeant several more time as he followed undeterred in his actions to apprehend them. the suspect vehicle stopped on the 2500 block of bryant street. where the occupants jumped out and fled towards 23rd. sergeant exited his vehicle and took the driver of the suspect vehicle in custody by himself while

the vehicle eluded them and continues on behind us at first and constitution avenue. it appears our officer, in an attempt to pursue the vehicle struck barricade. ultimately, the vehicle stopped at second and maryland northeast where we were able to capture the suspect. >> dew the status of the officer? >> i personally spoke to the officer, he is doing well. he's a 23 year veteran of the united states capitol police and he's doing very well. thank you for asking. >> is he at the hospital? >> he was at the hospital when i spoke with him. he's going to be fine. [ inaudible question ] >> i don't have the specific injuries. >> how was he injured? >> his vehicle, apparently struck the barricade behind us. it appears all around the capitol the security worked exceptionally well. we had a brief lockdown of the capitol and we were able to kind of lock things down and clear the event extremely quickly, keeping everybody safe, notifying everybody of what was going on. we actually cleared the scene rather quickly. we had a briefing within the hour of what was going on. we obviou

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marty eluded to this earlier. you hardly find anything more picture perfect. autumn blues are clear. just the cold canadian air brings that color out. 50 degrees right now. our temperature is going to stay in the 50s for the remainder of this day. we're at 23 your dew point. humidity 34%. dry out there. that's what gives you that typef atmosphere. winds from the at 20 miles per hour. 30.03 the barometer. 32 in oakland, 52 enth, 54 ocean city, 55 in washington county. around the metro everybody in the low 50s except for westminster at 45. the winds coming in from the west, northwest. that's bringing in more of that chilly air. that's attributed to the jet stream. it's bringing lake effect snow to higher elevations. you see some of the mix there, the pink. they're starting to get some of that winter precipitation as that colder air is starting to move across. that's where we're seeing the clouds making their way in here. we're not getting it but the higher elevations towards washington county and points west are starting to see some of those flurries and maybe s

the vehicle eluded them and continued up behind us at constitution avenue.co it appears our officer in an in attempt to pursue the vehicle struck a barricade. ultimately the vehicle stoppedle at second and maryland northeast where we were able to capture the suspect. su >> you have the status was officer? >> i personally spoke with the officer and he is doing well. he is a 23 year veteran of the unitedve states state capitol police and he is doing very well. thank you for asking. >> [ inaudible ]naib >> he was at the hospital when n spoke with him.sp but he is going to be fine. >> how was he injured? >> i don't have the specific injuries. >> his vehicle apparently strucu the barricades behind us. it appears all around the capitol, the security worked exceptionally well.ex we had a brief lockdown of the capitol and we were able to lock things down and clear the event extremely quickly keeping everybody safe, notifying everybody of what was going on,g and we actually cleared the scene rather quickly. as you know, we had a briefing probably within the hour of whaf was going on. we obvious

there was a crash and an injured officer seconds after a woman in her car had eluded police for the last time. this was the scene at the capitol this afternoon. police with guns drawn, a woman with a one-year-old baby in the black car refused to stop after police had tried to boxer and. it was a bizarre incident that started minutes earlier when she almost hit police near the white house as she took a deadly path come a chased down pennsylvania avenue to the capitol. another confrontation and then up constitution to her death. by police a second time. she tried to avoid barriers and she was killed. authorities found the one-year- old who they rushed from the car. involves ad this man. >> they were not stopping, they kind of boxed him in. it looked like they tried to drive up on the sidewalk and that is when the shooting started. courts will police had declined to say whether the woman was armed, indications are that the police did all of the shooting. said -- of police >> there were multiple vehicles that were ramped, there were multiple officers that were struck. there were two areas of

coach john harbaugh eluded to that in his press conference today. the defense played pretty well against the packers yesterday. allowing just one touchdown. the running game of the ravens never got going. that's become a reoccurring problem. >> it's become a particular and at times frightening scener for the ravens. flacco getting sacked five times. along with that, ray rice and the run game going nowhere, ranking at the bottom of the league. >> we're just not getting the yardage and the increases that we need right now. we're kind of unsuccessful at a lot of other things because of that. >> nothing is simple. it can be fixed. we have the guys to do it. i really feel strongly about our offensive line. i think we have the men for the job. coaches and players, we have a great group. we have some depth in there too. there's some things we need to clean up. >> while the ravens search for answers we asked you with our wjz fan cam what do they most need to do to improve. >> definitely the offensive line. the defense looks great. the offense needs to prote

can generate the political will necessary to change things. 50 years after combid gideon rights e eludes us. i want to a break from the reading and talk about why that issue is so hard for people to grasp and why reform efforts have been stymied. it's been interesting for me reporting on this last year-and-a-half and trying to talk to people at the water cooler and a bar, my friends at dinner parties, whatever, and i would just say the words indigent defense and people's eyes would glaze over and they are like what is that? what does that have to do with me. even the word indigent. i started use is poor people. it's hard for people to understand why this issue matters. in the course of my reporting over a year-and-a-half, all the experts in the legal system, i would always end my interviews with the same question, which is, so you have this problem, why is it so hard to fix? why is it so hard for people to understand this need? what i got a lot of different answers, but i think what i really discovered was that for most people who don't live in this world that all of you live in which is

eludes one tackle, out of the pocket locations him in the end zone and 63-0. tajh boyd looking to make a statement for clemson. visiting syracuse. third quarter, it's 35-14. clemson, boyd, gets a streaky sammy watkins, 91 yards later clemson go on to win 49-14. 455 yards passing and 5 touchdowns. nobody is stopping baylor and especially not west virginia on this night. bryce petty and the bears can fill it up. how about seastrunk taking the handoff. around the right side, points at his receiver, get that block and i'm gone. didn't even need it. 80 yards for the score put baylor up and scored 56 in the first half and they roll west virginia right now it is 73-42 and they still aren't done scoring. they have about three minutes left in that game. oklahoma outlasts tcu, 20-17. they're unbeaten 5-0. don't forget next week red river rivalry noon. that will wrap it up in "the ford postgame wrap-up". you will see next saturday. 's... you ain't gettin' anything done without it. torque is power. it pulls trailers. hauls dirt. drags boulders. torque is what gets the cap

the perpetrator made statements eluding he utilized the knife to commit this act. the man in custody is an asian male who n.y.p.d. says is the cousin of the husband. police amgs say that he appears to have been bouncing a lot addresses since 2004. the name of that suspect is mindong chin. you know, we asked, fred, about potential mental illness. no word yet on that. as of now. germany had sharp words for the u.s. today about claims the nsa monitored chancellor merkel's cell phone. claims of the nsa spying have been reported around the wormd. is the nsa sponlding to these latest accusations. >> reporter: fred, yes, we did get a statement just a little bit ago. i want to read that to you. it mentions the cheefl of the nsa general alexander. general alexander did not discuss an alegend foreign sbel jensz operation. nor has he ever discussed alleged operations. as we parse those words, all that says is that alexander and the president have never discussed it. it doesn't mean it didn't happen. and it doesn't mean, necessarily, that president obama didn't know about it.

speaker boehner came out and made the statement you eluded to and trying to strike both notes saying yes we can't keep fault but yes, we need concessions on spending and deficit reduction to do that. the challenge is the speaker is late to making that demand. the republicans have spent a lot of time on obamacare demands, now they are moving to the budget, a more promising zone but late in the game. >> you know, john, you know washington inside and out and you know the rhetoric between both sides and parties. you interviewed president obama this week. what is your take? are you sensing about how much longer this will go on? >> suzy, i think it will go up until mid october, the treasury says october 17th when we hit the debt limit. i wouldn't expect it to be resolved much more than midnight on the 16th and, you know, there are various scenarios being discussed. there is no negotiation process but i talked to a republican member of congress yesterday speculating if we agree on a process of budget negotiations to occur after the debt limit is raised, that might be something we can consid

reporter: hope for a deal now lies with the senate where many lawmakers are frustrated a big deal has eludedhem. >> all we do is start and go, start and go,nb and then we st and then we stop and never get going forward on a real long-term deal. >> reporter: several senators are back to pushing for a bipartisan-led plan that met resistance over the weekend. that would reopen the government and raise the let limit through january, give republicans some reforms to obama care, and democrats less ability in dealing with automatic spending cuts. >> it takes in consideration everyone's needs and concerns. >> reporter: still, many lawmakers are hesitant. senator bob corker is staying optimistic. >> i hope by the end of the day we'll have an agreement. >> reporter: other lawmakers are trying to calm the fears of financial leaders. >> if we go past nnwednesday, is not a default. it's going past a deadline. we will not default any time soon on our debts. >> reporter: congress may have some time, but according to the treasury, not much. this thursday the country will have just $30 billion left to pay i

. >> reporter: a sense of security that eludes thousands who are still trying to find their way home. there is so much focus on what government has and has not delivered. but brian, let's keep in mind at the height of this there were more than 400 charities and volunteer organizations helping people get back on their feet. many of them are still on the job tonight. >> lester holt not far to our south tonight on the shore there. and back to where we are, breezy point, so named for a good reason. a beautiful spot. a tiny enclave of homes from bungalows to larger homes. new yorkers always called this with a wink the irish riviera. it is hugely populated with new york city police officers and firefighters, generations of them. put another way, the names beginning with o, go on for several pages in the phone book and a sizeable italian delegation, as well. but then a year ago, everything great about breezy point got ruined. everybody got water, some people got fire. it was a living, floating hell and more than 100 homes were lost. and the people here are finding out what all storm victims

. >> reporter: for six days, rockefeller eluded even the f.b.i. by changing his identity once again. >> he had set up an elaborate new identity in baltimore as chip smith, a high seas ship captain who has a daughter named muffy. >> it was very apparent that this was a well-thought-out abduction, that he had planned this for a long time. >> it all happened so fast at marlborough and arlington streets. >> reporter: but it all came to an end when a real estate agent in baltimore saw the fake rockefeller on the news. she realized he was the man she had just sold a house to. the f.b.i. surrounded that house, and, when they were certain the child was safe, they arrested her father without incident. >> the evidence will show that, in his mind, the rules do not apply to him. >> reporter: at his kidnapping trial, the world met christian karl gerhartstreiter, a german immigrant who'd come to america as a young man and created a life that was complete fiction. gerhartstreiter was tried and convicted... >> we, the jury, say that the defendant is guilty of off

you were right to elude to it. that was a midnight deal and passed because boehner, in fact, introduced legislation. the bulk of republicans didn't want it. i think there is a brings man ship going on and the republicans feel, in the house at least, going into an election year, they don't have to worry about the general election because the districts are largely republicans but worry about the primaries. they don't want to be challenged by someone further on the right so everybody that's a republican in the house is trying to protect this plank in that way. >> thank you, andrew. appreciate it very much. >> thank you. >>> the u.s. is expected to become the world's largest producer of oil and natural gas this year. according to the wall street journal, the u.s. may have over taken russian output. the u.s. ennear me information says in july we produced the equivalent of 22 million barrels of oil, gnat yell gas and fuels every day. >> without all that home grown enne ener energy, they are trying to break the oil, and d

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look, what you eluded to, greg, is exactly right. the polls are showing both parties sinking, the republicans in fairness, quicker than the democrats, but it would be a mistake to read the polls as an endorsement of president obama and his strategy. indeed, his numbers are relatively close to record lows. bottom line, the american people are sick and tired of what's going on, and it is both comedy and strategy. >> yeah, let's look at the next polling data here, because there's two aspects of looking at this, the gallup poll, the direction the nation is headed. look at these numbers, 32% are satisfied, 67% -- >> were, were. >> 18% are satisfied. >> excuse me, i've got that wrong. 18% are satisfied. do we have the trend lines? because that really speaks volumes about this. there they are, headed in the wrong direction. pat? >> yeah. let me just say the american people, we've really had a sudden rage, that 33% dysfunctional, greg, those are people volunteering that as an open-ended answer, and it wasn't presented to them. the highest in

the coast of cape town, a seal performs an acrobatic escape, balancing on a great white's nose and eludes beast's terrible jaws. on a less frightening note, stand aside, tiger. this 3-year-old irish kid we spotted on youtube has a hell of a short game. finally, 2-year-old claire konkel's now very viral birthday message for her mom, stacy. >> i love you so much. there's a lot of reasons why. >> reporter: her daddy dan, who's always trying to top last year's present shot the video. that was the instant index, i'm nick watt. >> bye bye. >> and still ahead, unbreakable, malala yousafzai, the medical miracle that kept her alive, so she could inspire us all. our person of the week coming up. f the week coming up. and you're talking to your rheumatologist about trying or adding a biologic. this is humira, adalimumab. this is humira working to help relieve my pain. this is humira helping me through the twists and turns. this is humira helping to protect my joints from further damage. doctors have been prescribing humira for over ten years. humira works by targeting and helping to block a specific

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the soak eluded them, continued up behind us. it appears that our officer in attempt to pursue the vehicle struck the barricade. it then eventually stopped northeast where we were able to capture the suspect. >> do you have the status of the officer? >> i personally spoke to the officer as he is doing well. he's a 23-year veteran of the united states capitol police and doing very well. thank you for asking. >> is he at the hospital? >> he was at the hospital when i spoke to him, but he's going to be fine. i don't have the specific injuries. >> how was he injured? >> his vehicle struck the barricade behind us. it appears all around the capitol that they worked exceptionally well as we had the brief lockdown of the capitol. we were able to lock things down and clear the event extremely quickly to keep everybody safe. notifying everybody of what was going on as we actually cleared the scene rather quickly. we had a briefing probably within that hour of what was going on as we are investigating it. i mean multiple law enforcement age

the vehicle eluded them and continued on up behind us at first and constitution avenue. the vehicle struck a barricade. ultimately the vehicle stopped at 2nd and maryland northeast, where we were able to capture the suspect p. >> reporter: do you have the status of the officer that -- >> i personally spoke with the officer, he is doing well. he's a 23-year receipt van of the united states capitol police, and he's doing very well. thank you for asking. >> reporter: is he at the hospital? how seriously injured is he? >> he was at the hospital when i spoke with him, but he's going to be fine. >> reporter: was there a child in the car? >> i don't have his specific injuries. >> reporter: how was he injured? >> his vehicle apparently struck the barricade behind us. it appears all around the capitol the security worked exceptionally well. we did have a brief lockdown of the capitol. we were able to lock things down and clear the event extremely quickly, keeping everybody safe, notifying everybody of what was going on. we actually cleared the scene rather quickly. as you know, w

a direct source or explanation for what has been making pets sick has eluded researchers. been over 4,000 reports of illness of cats and dogs dating back to 2007. it's estimated 580 of those animals have died. >> they're prengt vague symptoms of vomiting, diarrhea, they're lethargic. >> this doctor is a professor at the university of pennsylvania veterinary medicine. he's been studying this syndrome in his laboratory. >> jerky treats associated with china has been associated. we're not sure everything comes from there but certainly all the indications are that it has been. >> they've been unable to pinpoint the problem. for ped owners like robin pierre, waiting for answers has been a source of frustration. >> in 2012 her 2-year-old pug bella died from kidney faith failure. she claimeds it came from wagon trail. it was sold by purina. they say the treats don't pose a healthy safety risk. on tuesday the agency said our beloved animals deserve more. they continue to report on jerky relate innessbe to it. >> they put more effort into the diagnosis and avoid further animals to

capitol where again she eluded cops says as police tried to fire on the vehicle and when she led to the third location near senate office building she crashed the car and she was riddled with bullets by the police again with with her child in the back seat it was only then that police say they realized her child was in the car as for why any of this happened and why she was killed we can't know for sure now anyone familiar with this area in d.c. knows that there's a lot of drills going on there's a lot of security checkpoints going on and and really it's hard to drive around so you can imagine someone who might be having some mental illness issues confronting a checkpoint that she wasn't expected to confront and then panicking and driving off and leading to this whole chain of events that happened will be investigations into this i mean we're talking about the two most secure locations probably on the planet the u.s. capitol the white house which might be why police were quick to jump to lethal force but a lot of people be saying you know why he why didn't police try and shoot out the t

off with an undisclosed amount of cash in the first two hits, she took off before getting money, eludingpolice but surveillance cameras captured her image. female bank rubber suspect. down at employee jotted tag number. ene car belonged to jamese que and bus driver. >> she does not make much money driving a bus. bout a worked for a year. no were not what allegedly prompted her to become a bank robber. driving aill not be school bus again anytime soon. she remains jailed ending her next court appearance. >> thank you. investigators think they know what caused the carbon monoxide leak in bethesda this weekend. 50 people got sick saturday morning. firefighters and gas mask evacuated or than 150 people from the 11 story building. investigators think it came from a backup generator and that the generator did not have proper ventilation. >> let's take a look at the other top stories. powerful storms moved through the area earlier today. strong winds downed trees in the district. some places got up to two inches of rain in a few hours. they've caused flight delays. >> d.c. police arrested a nor

elude. ylem sure by now you've heard about the bravest girl in the world. a lot has become a global symbol saturday against the taliban terrorists has been called the bravest girl in the world ok advocate for girls access to education worldwide is the youngest person ever. to be nominated for a nobel peace prize for a new book is called. the girl who stood up for education then was shot by the taliban while the use of a sixteen year old pakistani girl who survived bullets for insisting that all girls deserve an education so many ways she is just a child turned gladiator and she's yes sixteen year old malala yousafzai is a bit of favorite topic across the corporate media airwaves so after the taliban prohibited women from attending schools in northwestern pakistan this teenage girl continued to fight for the right to education because of her activism all of a shot in the head by members of the taliban it was a horrifying assault that should have killed her in iraq of survived and now serves as a global symbol of the fight against radical islam and look i'm n

a direct source or explanation for what has been making pets sick has eluded researchers.00 reports of illness of cats and dogs dating back to 2007. it's estimated 580 of those animals have died. >> they're prengt vague symptoms of vomiting diarrhea they're lethargic. >> this doctor is a professor at the university of pennsylvania veterinary medicine. he's been studying this syndrome in his laboratory. >> jerky treats associated with china has been associated. we're not sure everything comes from there but certainly all the indications are that it has been. >> they've been unable to pinpoint the problem. for ped owners like robin pierre waiting for answers has been a source of frustration. >> in 2012 her 2-year-old pug bella died from kidney faith failure. she claimeds it came from wagon trail. it was sold by purina. they say the treats don't pose a healthy safety risk. on tuesday anthe agency said our beloved animals deserve more. they continue to report on jerky relate innessesbe to it. >> they put more effort into the diagnosis and avoid further animals to get into this

he eluded police for eight months before turning himself in at howard county police headquarters in march. sentencing is set for december. allegations of payback in the form of an irs audit for criticizing the president. retired johns hopkins surgeon doctor ben carson told fox news yesterday he was audited by the irs shortly after making critcial remarks aboutthe president at a prayer breakfast in february. carson criticized the president for enacting obamacare and failing to show leadership. shortly after that meeting carson says the irs conducted a full audit of his personal real estate holdings. bullying on the internet... has lead to the deaths of teenagers in some cases maryland... is... now... taking the lead... in... stopping... cyber-bullying./.. ...and... tonight... kathleen cairns... shows us... the... new tools... teachers have... to fight it. grace mccomas's memorial page on facebook has more then 3- thousand likes.... the howard county 15 year old committed suicide after being bullied on twitter... (graces mom) "next time my name rolls off of your tongue, choke on it and die.

the coast of cape town, a seal performs an acrobatic escape, balancing on a great white's nose and eludeseast's terrible jaws. on a less frightening note, stand aside, tiger. this 3-year-old irish kid we spotted on youtube has a hell of a short game. finally, 2-year-old claire konkel's now very viral birthday message for her mom, stacy. >> i love you so much. there's a lot of reasons why. >> reporter: her daddy dan, who's always trying to top last year's present shot the video. that was the instant index, i'm nick watt. >> bye bye. >> and still ahead, unbreakable, malala yousafzai, the medical miracle that kept her alive, so she could inspire us all. our person of the week coming up. and you're talking to your rheumatologist about trying or adding a biologic. this is humira, adalimumab. this is humira working to help relieve my pain. this is humira helping me through the twists and turns. this is humira helping to protect my joints from further damage. doctors have been prescribing humira for over ten years. humira works by targeting and helping to block a specific source of inflammation

special operation's force time that captured a l- libby who eluded capture since 1998.> you explained the hostage rescue team. i mis spoke. the hrt team will do the first interrogation of the suspect as well? >> they will be, their principle role will be to read the rights to the suspect. and what is interesting, this will raise all sorts of issues in terms of where to take a l- libby and in if you are talking 12 years ago, he would have made his way to guantanamo bay, that is not where he will be heading and he will be tried in the u.s. court. the u.s. justice department is preparing a case against him and he will be tried in new york. but this is really an interesting situation. and he is the most high profile high value target that is captured by u.s. forces in the recent years since the president has taken the decision to stop using guantanamo bay for holding and treating these high valued targets as any sort of person who would be sent to guantanamo bay. it will be in the hands of the justice department and the fbi will participate and they will try this one of ame