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there are 1.7 million crashes considered rear ender, that's the most recent statistics from the departmenttion looking at 2011. 31% of the injury crashes are rear-enders which is why the auto industry is spending more time developing these systems and people are realizing i'll pay to have that system put in my car. >> safety sells and it's actually required in a lot of the premium markets that you absolutely have to have the latest safety content going forward. >> how do they do the crash tests here at the iihs test track in charlottesville, virginia. we're in a 2014 cadillac ats. this system is rated as superior. but it doesn't work above 25 miles per hour. that's what we're going to do here. we're going to get up to 25 miles per hour and watch what happens. doesn't kick in. that's a little taste of what happens if the system doesn't kick in. what you probably didn't realize, though, is the system did start to slow the vehicle down. ultimately, guys, that's what they're hoping the technology does. slow the vehicles down. it's not always going to prevent a rear-end crash but it will slow t

. >> there aerpt that many votes that they take this that can be career enders. >> they may become a strategy for some gun rights. >> if you are considering voting for gun control, you could be attacked for it. >> i am john morris, the one they are recalling. >> morris is defined, even when getting an ear full from constituents >> i have been an nrame. we love our guns and rights. >> he says he refuses to go billlied. >> i have worried much more about being as good a leader as i can be and not focus at all on being a good politician will get you into a recall. and i am okay with that. >> the best way to hang on to his political career, ablaze, is to beat the streetsed until tuesday's recall election. tamara banks,ays, colorado springs, colorado. >> it could cost taxpayers close to half a million dollars. it's the odd couple, part 2, former nba star dennis rodman hanging out with kim john ong rodman treated kim is an awesome guy. they watched a basket ball game together. when questioned by the recorders, he said he would not ask him to "kenneth bay. >> john kerr v in lithunia talking

one out of every three crashes is a rear ender, which is why car makers are adding collision avoidance systems. >> all right. i'm going to play the distracted driver. >> reporter: tonight for the first time ratings for these systems. some just beep a warning. others have what is called auto braking. >> i'm getting real close to this obstacle. it just takes over everything. that is striking. just amazing. >> reporter: subaru's out back and legacy got the highest rating in the test, up to 25 miles an hour. but i even took the subaru up to 35 miles per hour. two cadillacs, two volvos and a mercedes using cameras or radar made it into the insurance institute for highway safety's superior category slowing if not stopping the vehicle. 16 midsize vehicles with auto braking were tested. while they did give a warning, researchers found that not all the vehicles stopped before hitting the obstacle. that is the infiniti jx, which didn't brake enough to brake into a hirer category. infiniti tells abc news it will study results as quote, we continue to develop future technologies. these systems add

representing everything about aaron alexis because they also knew that by doing that it would be a career ender. he would not get any of the upward mobility certainly in the military. so that was part of the problem here. what do you think of that? >> the toll of folks who are laboring with psychiatric problems right now in the military is so huge and it's required such a great sensitivity to folks that i think there may be some truth to a person's perception of whether it will damage his military career. but the reality is what i see in my experience of the military is that the doctors are very sensitive and they want to try to patch people up and make them better rather than say we've got to get this person out of our organization. because if we don't they're going to cause us some kind of liability issue, the way one would see in a local police department for example. >> yeah. i think it's so important because, again, i think mental illness gets short rift as it is and incidents like these can worsen that stigma. i appreciate you coming on presenting some facts. it's so important. >> thank y

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you have google, amazon and aping endering the share. at these valuation levels, i think it is scary. i have been young. >> short has really driven this thing. it may be a lot more minimal. >> buy face book and sell net flix. >> momentum stocks that are seeing nice momentum to the upside. >> optical networking, exactly. i think optical networking stocks are king. they have been all over and still the trend is unbroken. twit ser filing for an ipo. apparently it is here. let's tonight with what has been working. you are going into the tech space as well for a trendy stock that is still looking good. >> listen, qualcomm has underperformed this year and it has been attached to the fates of high end smart phone usage. these guys just made a chip for what do you call snit a watch? they're not going to sell to the consumers. 6 it's a cheap stock. i think this is one you can own. >> julia, the key question here is all about valuation at this point. any read on that yet? >> not quite yet, melissa, but i do think it is really interesting that twit

you have brian mc enders who is a former executive at microsoft.e are 72 billion active listeners plus four pandora. they have active competitors. a lot of people say he is the right guy for this. he works at microsoft. he works at abc. he steps then in the stock really tells us that it is hot on the move. back to you. liz: pandora was one of the three days in the valley originals. we love to watch this company grow. thank you so much, nicole petallides. we have a market literally straddling the flltlined right now. what jumps out at you? >> it is a little bit of a combination with all of them. syria has clearly escalated. it seems that there will be some sort of diplomacy that they have initiated there. when you are dealing with a fragile government, you do not know what will happen. that right there is very important. tapering, we put that on the sidelines. now it is coming back in. that will be very important. you can argue either way. do you think it should occur or do you think it should not. liz: we have not, at least in the past 48 hours, ta

career-ender. >> i grew up in wisconsin, a well-loving family. i was educated that that's a drug. you don't do by doctors and dispense bid pharmacies. >> this is harry j. -- >> but that all changed in 1930. >> henry anslinger, for him marijuana. >> th guy, saw how he could increase the budget of his department by having this mission going after marijuana. >> saying there's this drug that the mexican migrant works are smoking and it is loco weed and it is crazy and it will make them rape your women. >> he got the message out through news reports. and then came this -- >> curing the insane. >> refer madness, portraying it as unproductive, crazed. >> people are still afraid of what t can do to them. >> in many ways, defining our attitudes for 70 years. >> yeah. >> marijuana became illegal in 1937. by 1970, it was a schedule one controlled substances. the government wag was saying, it nod medicinal value and had high potential for abuse. all the reason the figgies stayed away from mauer wayna, until this. and this may be hard for you to watch. >> okay, baby. >> this is their daughter,

. >> there aren't that many votes that a legislator takes that can be really career enders. >> seth saysecalls may become a strategy for some gun right supporters. >> if you are considering voting for gun control you could be attacked for it and you need to be careful. >> i'm john morse, i'm the one they're recalling. >> but morse is adamant. >> i have been an era member since i was about 15, we love our guns and we love our rights. >> morse refuses to be bullied. >> i worried about being as good a leader as i could be and not focused at all on being a good politician. that will get you into a recall and i'm okay with that. >> the best way to hang on to his political career he believes is to beat the streets until tuesday's recall election. tamera banks, al jazeera colorado springs colorado. >>> you're looking at live pictures from wallace island, virginia of nasa's impending return to the moon. dust and environment explorer. clear skies, 50°, engineers call this rocket laddie. the spacecraft will study the moon's thin atmosphere. first test of laser communication he between earth and a

and marijuana would be a career ender. >> i grew up in wisconsin in a well-loving family and i was educatedthey're like, that's a drug. you don't do that. and i never did. >> but just decades ago, marijuana was a legitimate medication, also called cannabis, prescribed by doctors and dispensed by pharmacies. but that all changed in 1930. >> relentless warfare. >> henry ainslinger. united states first drug czar. for him public enemy number one you guessed it, marijuana. >> this guy saw how he could increase the budget of his department by having this mission, going after marijuana. >> saying that there's this drug that the mexican migrant workers are smoking and it's loco weed and it's going to make them crazy and they're going to rape your women. >> he got the anti-marijuana message out through news reports and then came this. >> hopelessly, incurably insane. >> "reefer madness." >> people are still afraid of what pot can do to them. >> in many ways, to have defined our attitudes now for 70 years. >> yeah. >> marijuana then became illegal in 1937. and by 1970, it was a schedule 1 controlled

. >> there are not that many votes that a legislator takes that can be career-ender. >> he says recallmay be a strategy for some guns rights supporters. >> if you are considering to vote for gun control you could be attacked for it. you have to be careful. >> i'm john morse, the one they're recalling. >> i have been an nra member since i was about 15. we love our guns and we love our rights. >> morse says he refuses to be bullied by special interests. >> during my entire career, i've worried about being a good leader and not focused at all on being a good politician. that will get you into a recall and i'm okay with that. >> he believes beating the streets until tuesday's election, al jazeera, colorado springs, colorado. >>> the labor department says employers added 169,000 jobs in august. the unemployment rate fell to a five year low of 7.3%. the drop came as a percentage of people looking for work went down fell to its lowest point since 1978. that means more people have given up trying to find a job. >>> and compared to the rest of the country seattle is doing much better. the joble

those same dead-enders who are holding their own government hostage in a play for political dwayne aremunity with the exact same tactics, obstructing any kind of discussion or solution and placing blame on others. we've all seen -- joining me now is kumi, the executive director of greenpeace international. we also have christina fregara who runs the climate process at the u.n. and its current incarnation and former secretary of the interior, ken salazar joining me from washington. mr. salazar, i'd like to ask you first in the most blunt terms possible, is it the case that the u.s.' inaction legislatively on this is the single biggest obstacle to a global solution on climate? >> well, first, i would say, chris, that climate change is real. the global climate is in fact changing. our planet is getting warmer and 97% of the scientists are there. secondly, i would say that the way the united states goes, the world also will go with us. and so this is a global problem. it does require a global solution. >> but doesn't the u.s. -- doesn't the u.s. have to do something first? i mean there's e

when officers are in an active shooting situation, you had officers today endering a building where they had somebody who had a gun who had already shot an officer, don't know what the person is going to to next, what are they feeling? what are they supposed to be doing when they enter that situation? >> first off, they are going towards the danger and that's what they are paid to do and committed to do and by all accounts that's what quite a few of them did. and moved into the incident trying to ascertain what's happening, confusing, frightening but the training kicks in at this stage where the idea is to get in and try to save lives and protect your own life certainly. and we had a very vivid account in one of the shows today of a witness to a shooting of a law enforcement officer during this situation. and a very graphic description of that situation. so echoing chief lanier's comments at her press conference that the efforts of the law enforcement personnel certainly to be commended for their bravery but the response for the people in the building. the training drills they had really

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speaker, the gentleman from ohio, if you would setaside this small run and hit group of dead enders and say we will govern, we will govern this nation in the tradition of george sherman, of james madson, of thomas jefferson by listening to the other side. by shutting down the extremes and thinking about the long-term interests of this great contry. mr. speaker -- country. mr. speaker, with that i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the chair recognizes the gentleman from california, mr. cclintock, for five minutes. mr. mcclintock: thank you, mr. speaker. a crisis is not a good time for inflammatory rhetoric or other attacks. i believe that my colleague from connecticut just missed the mark a moment ago when he threw out terms such as dead enders and extremists, and i'll simply say that yesterday the president missed an opportunity to bring both sides together. that responsibility now rests solely with us. nobody on the republican side of the aisle wants to see a government shut down or a credit default, let's make that clear. and i'm co

sort of not representing everything about aaron alexis, because by doing that, it would be a career enderatric problems right now in the military is so huge, and it's required such a great sensitivity to folks that i think that there may be some truth to a person's perception of whether it will damage his military career, but the reality is what i see in my experience of the military is the doctors are very sensitive, and they wanted to try and patch people up and make them better rather than say we have to get them out of the organization. >> i think it's so important. again, i think mental illness gets short, and incidents like these, and there have been too many of them as you know over the past year, can worsen the stigma. thank you for coming on and presenting facts. i think it's important. thank you. >>> coming up, expecting better. i awill tell you why the conventional wisdom about pregnancy is all wrong. erases 99% of your most stubborn makeup with one towelette. can your makeup remover do that? [ female announcer ] neutrogena® makeup remover. it's been that way can ysince the day

. >> they pried the back door and endered the residence. >> reporter: her mother did what she could topare her two teens. >> she tried to hide the kids, the dog was barking and these suspects shot the dog. >> reporter: the man demanded money and jewelry. when the mother said she didn't have either, authorities say the suspects grabbed ayvani and fled in a dark blue or gray car. now, helicopters hover overhead. investigation trucks patrol usually quiet streets. and neighbors are shocked. >> it doesn't make sense to me at all. >> i just hope they don't do nothing to her. >> reporter: a suburban sense of security has been shattered thanks to a new and unexpected resident, fear. >> we thought we lived in a safe neighborhood. now we're not sure what's going on here. >> all right. if you have any information, of course, call the authorities in georgia. here's the number you can also call 770-477-3513. they need some help. >> they absolutely do. there's a lot of news at this hour, though, let's get to michaela for the latest. >>> the headlines, new this morning, we have just learned the unite

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you guys are bitter enders. we passed it into law, we won a presidential election again, game over, you lose. look, i understand the political virtue of making that argument. it's always good to convince those who disagree with you to just give up their beliefs. sometimes those of us on this side of the aisle oblige by doing so. but it's not an argument that has any basis in the constitution. is obamacare currently the loft land? of course. it's passed into law, some statute books. no one on this side of the aisle is arguing that it's not. we're arguing that it shouldn't be. that's a very different thing than saying it's not. and congress has the power of the purse. congress has the power -- i'll finish this point and then i'm happy to yield for a question. congress has the power to appropriate and there's no obligation for congress to appropriate, to fund a law that isn't working. that evidence and experience that what the american people are experiencing has demonstrated it isn't working. and so the house of r