friends say that gerald gomez was kind and smart.airfax county schools offering counseling and assistance at mount vernon high school today. it's pretty much standard procedure at any of the systems in the an area. police have not said at this point if gomez was actually involved in that altercation or whether he was just one of those nnl bystanders struck about it bullet. we don't know whether theabou sg happened inside the hotel room or outside in the parking lot.ng we'll get more information, i'mn sure as this case unfolds back to you. >> all right. melanie reporting live. thank you. >> also in the news thisin morning, a t woman in critical condition after she was struck by two cars in prince george's county. it happened yesterday one car tried to avoid hitting her but was unsuccessful. uns >> on the heels of d.c. mayor gray vetoing the living wage bill. a d.c. council will present his own living wage plan wellslls talked about it on friday on fox morning news. calls for raising the minimum wage in the district bring it to $10.25

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always getting along with gerald, everybody liked him.. >> 16 years old. gone too soon.tion this morning after she was hit by two cars in prince george'sr' county. happened at the suitland parkway. running re woman was down the road and jumping on cars. one car tried to avoid hitting her but was unsuccessful sendinn her to the southbound lanes where she was hit by another vehicle. >> we have plenty ahead this morning.rnin weather, traffic and all youro top stories. >> fox 5 morning news at 4:30 starts now. >> good morning to you. time now is 4:28. happy monday to you as we take a live look outside to get things started for this week. we'll check in with tucker t barnes in just a second to get an update to see how the weather will be today and heading throughout the rest of the week. >> welcome to fox 5 morning news. we'll say hello to tucker bernse and get the latest on the weather.r. feels nice outside like fall is hanging around. >> comfortably cool. gorgeous weekend. changes today. not terrible. included cover and the risk of showers the first half of the day. a cold

gerald eugene read.s ] ♪ [ taps ] ♪ [ taps ] >>> we're watching live coverage of the navy yard memorial. the event is just concluding. you can see president obama going row to row, person to person, hugging and consoling the family members of the victims who were lost. of course, this event was to honor the 12 victims who were killed in last week's mass shooting. it was a memorial service for the fallen who were killed in that senseless act of violence. we did hear remarks from the president, very strong remarks from the president, calling for gun control and offering his condolences to the families of those lost in this shooting. daniel hernandez, who unfortunately has firsthand experience with this terrible issue of gun violence. more than two years ago, he was an intern in gabby giffords congressional office and he was in tucson the day gabby giffords was shot and six others were killed. also with us today, someone else with firsthand experience, shot four times in the massacre at virginia tech. three

. >> gerald read is another who will never come home to his wife of 35 years.ill weir continues our coverage. >> reporter: i'll see you tonight for dinner. those are the last words kathy read shared with her husband, gerald, as he left for work at the washington navy yard. you never imagine when a 35-year marriage will end in a madman's gunfire. it's impossible for us to imagine what kathy and the other members of the dozen families are dealing with. and what has become a grim american ritual, we tend to focus on the shooter in the search for answers in the hours after a slaughter like this. but let us not forget mr. read. or martin bodrog, who taught a bible study for kids. or sylvia frasier, who held a second job at walmart because she liked working with people. arthur daniels had nine grandkids. nine. and kathleen gaarde was a bird watcher and hockey fan and wife of 38 years. kenneth proctor was a loving dad. as was frank kohler and mike ridgell, who texted his affection for his daughters daily. just a few weeks ago, mary delorenzo knight was getting ready f

in twenty five years time gerald gerald celente a publisher of the trends journal says costly military ventures are partly to blame . we're squat during our resources fighting all of these unwinnable wars that never end and so the nation is going down economically ninety seven percent of the jobs that have been created this year ninety seven percent are part time jobs you're looking at this so no we even saw the war will make a very bad situation much worse we're going to keep taxing the people just as they did as the roman empire. they tax the people more and it's not only the states by the way look what they did throughout europe they called it or staring measures you know they cut your pensions benefits they raise your taxes so it's a way of keeping it going until the people revolt. thanks for being with us today we are expecting a live news conference with deputy foreign minister sergey that up call for just met with president assad and syrian officials in damascus we believe that's going to happen very shortly they stay with us for that. choose your language. make it with. some. g

attorney gerald horne thank you. now you can recap any of our top stories online at our t. dot com here's just some of the stories we have lined up for you right now. successfully launches a new rocket capable of delivering a nuclear payload you can head to our web site for more on the race for missile dominance in asia plus. madrid versus barcelona but this time it's off the pitch as the spanish government. from becoming an independent nation can get all of the details. take a look at some other stories making headlines around the world this hour in mexico over twenty people have been killed in a storm menu well ravages the country's pacific coast for a third day there could be more bad news on the weather front as hurricane threatens to make landfall from the west around fifteen thousand people have been evacuated to safety amid fears of heavy rains flooding and mudslides. rallies in turkey and. with seeing renewed clashes between demonstrators and security forces protesters set fire to barricades while police tried to control the crowd by firing plastic bullets into tear

justice system here and the force that embodies the true definition of that and justice is judge gerald b. . still ahead syria's agreed to hand over its chemical weapons but what about israel the part of political activists kind of next. to this is the media leave us so we leave the media. are the scene closures secure the play the party there's a goal. there shoes that no one is there with the gas they deserve answers from. politic. good. drama is the chance to be ignored. stories others refuse to notice. places change the world lights never. sold picture posts. from around the globe. local. t.v. . after a seemingly imminent u.s. military strike on syria there's been one last ditch effort by world leaders to find a diplomatic solution to the crisis for syria to give up its chemical weapons arsenal by mad twenty twenty fourteen and just last week the country met its first deadline to release a full inventory of its chemical weaponry earlier this month syria signed on of the chemical weapons convention prohibits the development production stockpiling and use of chemical weapons a step th

voiceover: the key of david with gerald flurry. gerald flurry: greetings, everyone. one of the most mysterious prophecies in all the bible is in psalm chapter 83. now, this prophecy is tied both to the old and new testament, but even the commentaries, when they talk about it, realize that there is something special here, but many of them don't understand it and don't really understand what it means. it is a prophecy about war, a prophecy about a war that's actually skipped over in daniel 11, but i want to fill in that gap today because this prophecy reveals the direction of politics in europe and the middle east in the near future. now, what could be more important in world news than that? what could be more important than that? and you will see that already, deals are being made that's even partly fulfilling this prophecy, even today, even now. notice psalm 83 and verse 1, "keep not thou silence, o god: hold not thy peace, and be not still, o god. (2) for, lo, thine enemies make a tumult: and they that hate thee have lifted up the head. (3) they have taken crafty co

from entering the new west in the last it was outright dismissed by this guy district court judge gerald bruce lee why because he ruled that c c i was amusing from prosecutions since the alleged torture took place on foreign soil and if that total lack of accountability for torture isn't bad enough get this c. a c. i had the gall to then countersue the torture victims mind you we're talking about a multi-billion dollar defense industry countersuing to cover their measly legal fees now like me many of you might be outright disgusted at the audacity of this company but maybe you should direct your discuss that the us justice system instead because ca cia won the case yep earlier this month those same torture victims were ordered to pay fourteen thousand dollars in legal fees to the contractor my question is why did the court throw out the first lawsuit for lack of stand in the us but a war damages to ca c.i. in the same court seems to me that judge lee only believes in freedom and justice first. i want you to think back to two thousand and four when the abu ghraib torture scandal first bro

gerald tan,ays. >> scientists say much. ice remains thin and is nothing compared to the thick arctic pack ice because it can melt quickly, they say long-term recovery is unlikely. >>> i am meetrologist dave warren, a big change happening right now. expecting rain and cooler temperatur temperatures. tracking it with the radar, this line of showers andstorms has moved through the midwest and now through the mid atlantic. cooler air because it warms up in the western states quickly chicago, memphis, areas in the northeast, we will see temperatures dropping once this rain clears out. one or two days before back in the 70s and 80 did by wednesday and thursday. the warm air quickly returns this line, moisture over the same area in the gulf states. >> that's leading to flooding. we have flash flood watches from new orleans to florida. that rain will continue the next 24 hours. the ravens moving through the northeast. where it is coming down now, it is gone. this is a brief shower and culler temperatures coming in for a few days be

he came very close, very close in that battle against gerald ford. this, to me, seems to be a real showdown between the republican party and the conservatives and the more establishment types. my feeling is that every republican stood with cruz, if they would stand with him here, they could effectively stop, fund the government like the rest of the house did and they could stop obama care. and then it is going to be the president's choice and senate democrats choice if they wanted to shut down the rest of the government after it is funded. why won't they do that? >> you're right, and the states could do what happened back in the bicentennial year, i remember, i was going into junior high. the world was watching what happened then. what reagan did was stand tall and strong and open the door for success for a real conservative agenda that the nation needed at that time four years later. that is exactly what we're going to need in a few years here. once president obama is gone, our country will be so close to being fundamentally changed as he promised,

the last word kathy reid shared with her husband gerald early yesterday morning as he left for work athe 35 year marriage will end in a madman's gunfire. it is impossible for any of us to imagine what kathy and a member of a dozen families are doolg with dealing with tonight. in a grim ritual we focus on the shooter for answers in the hours after a slaught like this. let us not forget mr. read, or sylvia frazier who held a second job at wal-mart because she looked working with people. arthur daniels had nine grand kids, kathleen gaarde, birdwatcher, hockey fan and wife of 38 years. by all accounts, kenneth proctor was a loving dad as was frank kohler, and mike ridgel, mary delorezno knight was getting ready for the marriage of her daughter. at 72, j.j. johnson could have given

frank kohler, 5-year-old arthur daniels, who had five children and nine grandchildren, 58-year-old gerald read and 61-year-old employee vishnu pandit. >> he loved the navy and devoted his life to the navy for years. >> the search for those missing has become more desperate as the hours pass in colorado. hundreds of people are still unaccounted for in what's been the worst flooding to hit the boulder area in decades. the death toll has been lowered from eight to six, now classifying two of those reported dead as missing. more today, first responders will be making their way into numerous towns that have been cut off by the waters. nbc meteorologist bill karins, as we look at those picture there is -- >> we'll keep looking at them. >> and hoping there's no more rain. >> no, they're fine. they're dried out. also the denver post, the big newspaper in the city, has 120 aerial images from all over the reason. you sit there clicking and can't believe it. that it's the same spot. it's different town after town. it will be a long recovery. as far as we're dealing with out there, any more troubleso

. >>> gerald cheryl died at a hospital after being hid in ocean city thursday. he was crossing eastbound route a on elm street when he was hit and the vehicle had been a full sized pick-up truck. and has likely front end damage. if anyone has information, you're asked to call police as quickly as possible. >>> police are also looking for a plan who fired shots at an odenton home injuring an 18- month-old girl inside. this happened on cadbury drive just before 10:00 monday. and carly willson, a husband and three children, were in that house at the time, and wilson is feeding her daughter on the couch by the window when the bullets came through, just inches from her head and no one was hit by a bullet. however the 18-month-old was hit by flying glass. police are still looking for the shooter. >>> taking a good look at the pictures on wednesday morning. investigators in montgomery county believe these two guys are responsible for putting skimming devices on atms and take the account numbers and make purchases use the card holder's name. if you recognize those men,

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gerald eugene reid.urnal, president of the committee for the responsible budget. then jay hancock of kitzer health news talks about the law's impact on fulltime and part-time employees. a look at how taxpayers' dollars are being spent by members of congress and travels overseas with "washington times" investigative reporter, philip schwarz. all that plus calls, e-mails, tweets live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> this is a garden she originally designed when she was president of prospect house. when ellen wilson is in the white house, she brings the white house gardiner back here to this garden and says to the white house gardiner, let's re-create the rose section of this garden at the white house. this becomes the famous rose garden at the white house. ellen tragically doesn't live to see the rose garden completed, however. she's dying in the summer of 1914, she's wheeled out to the space outside in her wheelchair and she watches as the gardiner works but doesn't live to see the completion of the vis

mary knight of virginia was killed so were gerald read and frank kohler and sylvia frasier who worked for four years at naval sea system command. >> people will remember dad just because of the incredible dad and incredible man that he was. >> our heart goes out to folks. we'll go back to the base when it opens again, and do what we do to the best of our ability. >> flags will fly half mast until friday. >> a train cloudied in ottawa today. it hit the bus ripping off the front end. one witness said it crashed into the guardrail of the train. >>> crews are trying to stop a pickup truck from falling off a bridge in new jersey. it was towing a camper this morning, flipped over and broke apart. luckily no one was hurt. crews are trying to tow the truck off the bridge. >>> in colorado, towns have been cut off because of all the rain. death toll dropped from eight to six but there are many still unaccounted for. more than 1500 homes destroyed. >>> residents were evacuated last week are now returning to their homes. we're live in colorado with the latethelatest. >> reporter: right now we're

that's why nearby janet and gerald merritt are packing the last of their things from the home that they planned to live out the rest of their lives. >> it's painful, physically, mentally, emotionally. >> reporter: the swamp went from this to this, a sinkhole the side of 20 football fields. bayou corne sits on sa salt zone, a layer of salt deep underground. that's where the company mines salt. part of the cavern wall collapsed taking the ground above it with it. the pressure is now sending dangerous natural gas bub ling into the air. texas brian is installing wells to volume out the gas but that could take years. a lot of residents here say they moved to bayou corne to live out the rest of their lives and now they have to flee. what do you say to those people? >> i definitely share their pain and feel their pain. we were as surprised as anyone that this occurred. >> reporter: texas brian gives residents $850 a week to get out. some think that's not enough and have filed a class-action lawsuit. the merritts took a buyout and are moving to baton rouge. >> looks like i'm just going to be in

. >> gerald mark bingham. >> the names of each person on united flight 93 were read aloud in remembers of a tragic day. on september 11th, lauren was three months pregnant when she went on united flight 93. as jack stands at a memorial in union city for her and others, he says he will never forget the phone call he got from his wife before they crashed. >> she just said there was a little problem. it didn't scare me. she said that -- that she was fine for now but she wanted me to know that she loved me more than anything and to share the love with her family. >> for the heroic captain, jason dahl, they will never forget what happened. they say they are moving on through the words of their grand son. >> he set the tone for the family. he said i'm into the the first child to -- i'm not the first child to lose a parent. he accepted that. >> reporter: firefighters at stays number 7 remembered the firefighters who lost their lives with a ceremony that also included reading of the names and the lowering of the flag to half staff. they say they will never take this day for granted. >> it's to

think that's, you know -- partly that's because cheney, you know, he loved being chief of staff to gerald he loves to talk about -- he says he remembers every -- almost every detail of being chief of staff to gerald ford and would rather talk about that frankly than being vice president. but i think that that's true not just of cheney. i mean, you'll see, for example, tonight, 9:00 on discovery, you'll see george h.w. bush and james baker talking about the '92 election and why they believe they lost it, because of a personal vendetta that ross perot was carrying out against president bush. something bush 41 hasn't talked about on television before. there are lots of revealing moments like that. of course, jack watson, one of the most eloquent of all the chiefs, taking us inside the oval office with jimmy carter during the hostage crisis in 1979. so that's the beauty of the series. >> and jack, the big difference with the presidency from so many other government jobs is that there is simply not enough time for all the legitimate requests and decisions to be made. how did you decide in some

analogous to what reagan went through in 1976, trying to take the republican party nomination away from gerald ford he came within a whisker. is that comparison fair? >> i don't think the comparison is quite fair, because this is a far more complicated situation. it situation. but i think that she put her lovely fingers on something, which is that if obama care -- let's just let obama care go through. let's not stop the government and weaken defense. let's let obama care go through. if it's a mess, if it's a disaster, it will bring down the whole democrat party. it will have a republican president and a republican congress. and then we can start again, start with some universal health care plan that makes sense. but i think at this point, the ship has sailed. the bill is law. the bill is going to be law. it's going to be funded. at the end of the day, we all know that. the supreme court has already passed on it. let's just let it go through. if it's a mess, then that's the end of obama and his legacy for a while. if it works, great. if it works, then great, it is really good and people will ge

year-old mary francis knight, 5 2-year-old richard ridgell, frank kohler, arthur daniels, 58-year-old gerald read, and vishnu pandit, a husband, father and grandfather, who loved his family and his dog. and his job. >> he loved the navy. he has devoted his life to the navy for 30-plus years. >> reporter: 12 lives lived fully and stolen in one senseless moment. tom costello, nbc news, washington. >>> from this terrible tragedy this almost unbearable loss in washington, we turn now once again to this desperate situation we have been covering in the state of colorado where nearly a week in now, the full scope of the damage is just now coming to light. and tonight, we are getting our first look at some of the places cut off entirely from the rest of the world as the search for hundreds of people still missing continues. our national correspondent, kate snow, is in boulder, colorado, again for us tonight. kate, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. the rescue missions continue tonight and throughout the state of colorado and so many places. this is the reality for folks as they start cl

freddie freeman and gerald laird of the braves were ejected. they win 4-0. >>> finally tonight, guys, check it out. members of the men's swimming and diving team from the naval academy taking this picture in the pool replicating the famous raising the flag in iwo jima, world war i. their season begins thursday. this photo making the rounds all over twitter and social media. >> pretty cool. >> took them two takes to get that done. >> that's a lot of holding your breath. >> only two. >> divers. >> i hope it's not like the directors around here. that was great guys. that >>> up in canada, they have a new invention patrolling a park up there. it looks like a cross between a remote controlled toy and a monster from where the wild things are or something like that. these birds are about to find out, this is not fun and games. it's called the goose-nator. it's used to shoe away geese. they can be awfully nasty and messy. the inventor says it's good on grass, water, ice and snow. he also claims it's a lot better than a dog for chasing geese away becaus

also mary francis knight, frank kohler, arthur daniels who had five children and nine grandchildren, gerald read, and vihnu pandit. >> he loved the navy. he has devoted his life to the navy. >> reporter: tom costello, nbc news, washington. >> and the navy yard shooting is renewing a push for action by lawmakers. gun control advocates including president obama are urging congress to act. >> we do not have a firm enough background check system. it is something that makes us more vulnerable to these kinds of mass shootings. i have now in the wake of newtown initiated a whole range of executive actions. we've put in place every executive action that i proposed right after newtown happened. so i've taken steps that are within my control. the next phase now is for congress to go ahead and move. >> a bipartisan gun reform package failed in april and by all accounts it would fail again today. majority leader harry reid says they don't have 60 votes for the deal crafted by senators joe manchin and pat toomey. >>> now a look at this morning's dish of scrambled politics. joe lhota has ground to make u

a foreman at the navy yard. 51-year-old mary knight of virginia was also killed, so were 58 year geraldead of virginia, frank kohler, and sylv sylvia frazier. have >> he is going to remember dad just for being the incredible father and man that he was. >> our heart go out to folks and we'll go back to work when the base is open again, and do what we do each day to the best of our ability. >> reporter: in honor of the victims flags will fly at half staff at the white house until friday. >>> russia says it has new evidence from syria implicating rebels in the chemical weapons attack. russian's deputy foreign minister is in damascus meeting with syrian authorities. russian has dismissed the un report saying it is one-sided and politicized. let's go now live to paul who joins us from moscow. paul how credible is this evidence? >> very difficult to judge the credibility at the moment because nobody apart from the syrians and the russian deputy foreign minister have seen it. it was presented yesterday, tuesday, while he was in damascus. he also happened to meet the syrian president today, but

gerald read's wife cathy said, "see you tonight for dinner." and john johnson looked at his wife judy and said what he always said whenever they parted, "goodbye beautiful. i love you so much." in our sleep, pain which cannot forget falls drop by drop upon the heart, until in our own despair, against our will, comes wisdom through the awful grace of god." what robert kennedy understood, what dr. king understood, what all our great leaders have always understood, is that wisdom does not come from tragedy alone or from some sense of resignation in the fallibility of man. wisdom comes through the recognition that tragedies such as this are not inevitable, and that we possess the ability to act and to change, and to spare others the pain that drops upon our hearts. so in our grief, let us seek that grace. let us find that wisdom. and in doing so, let us truly honor these 12 american patriots. may god hold close the souls taken from us and grant them eternal peace. may he comfort and watch over these families. and may god grant us the strength and t

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almost most aspects of human interaction are under surveillance my colleague is john thomas attorney gerald horn explains how access to such information can be abused for personal gain. first of all there's the question of privacy that is to say the n.s.a. is well known for not vetting and investigating to contract tours that they hire they can get access to the personal data of various individuals and that can lead to identity theft that can lead to various kinds of fraud but the other aspect of the der spiegel story i think is more fascinating you may recall that der spiegel has also reported that s f t which is the interbank entity based in brussels belgium also was penetrated by n.s.a. that smells like espionage on the economic level that is to say that the n.s.a. can gain details of what a german bank may be doing what a russian bank may be doing what a chinese bank may be doing and pass that on to their u.s. competitors thereby giving the u.s. competitor an advantage in the financial market how will this affect us using our credit cards and regular banking services on a daily basis if

so were gerald read of virginia, 50 the president of a local rotary club. and 53-year-old sill se sylvia r who worked for four years at the naval see systems command. john was a civilian who worked it the washington navat the was. >> people will remember dad for the incredible man he was. >> we'll go back to work when the base is open again. we'll do what we do each day to the best of our ability. >> reporter: flags will fly at half staff until friday in honor. >> continue to follow us online at algentleman sear.com for the latest on the investigation in the washington navy shooting. in colorado a massive clean up is under way. for older residents this is the second time they have had to start over after a similar flood hit the same area four decades ago. jim is in colorado with more. >> reporter: insides the collectively flea market that are trying to move mud that's piled up everywhere. these people have been working around the clock since the rain stopped. hoping to salvage what they can inside this shop. >> this was the water line. >> reporter: kay has

gerald, al jazerra. >> scientists say much of the ice is thin and is nothing compared to the thick arctic the past because the thin ice with melt quickly they a long-term recover document just unlikely, that does did for this edition of al jazerra, i am richelle carey, thanks for watching. "earth rise" is next.

from new york old friend robert reich she was bill clinton's secretary of labor also served under gerald ford and jimmy carter and he's now professor at the university of california berkeley and the bestselling author of more than a dozen books and the start of a brilliant new documentary inequality for all inequality for all opens across the united states this friday and it's already picked up a special jury award at the sundance film.

gerald tan, al jazerra. >> the u.s.is once again facing the prospect i've federal shutdown. if president obama and congress fail to agree on a new budget, hundreds of thousands of government workers will be told to stay home on tuesday. the republican controlled house of representatives has pass aid bill to keep the government running but it would delay president obama's health care law from coming in to effect. obama has promised to veto the measure if adopted by the senate. libby casey has more from cash cash. >> reporter: the house of representatives passed a spending bill largely along party lines that would keep the federal government funded and operating through mid december. however, it has some very big strings attached delaying obama care by one year. it would also repeal a medical device sales tax. and while that tax is controversial, some say it's necessary to help pay for the health care law. another bill passed unanimously and, this one would insure that members of the military get their paychecks even if t

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gerald, al jazerra. >> more than three decades after take off a nasa probe has become the first man-madeeave the solar system. this is the moment joiner one was launch in '77. it was sent to study the planets in our solar system. during the 80s it surveyed many planets, voyager one then turned it's its cameras to lookn on earth. the probe contains old records evened with music and images from earth in case it's found by intelligent life. the chief scientist says the probe is teaching us about the furthest reaches of our solar system. >> well, the sun creates a bubble around itself that en involves all the planets and provides a short of a shield between us and what is outside interstellar space and the stars. this is the first time a space craft left the bubble so we can determine what is really out there trying to get in to this bubble. we were fortunate that there was a large storm on the sun which like a tsunami wave propagated out to where voyager one is, out at the very edge of the bubble, we know precisely where we are, we are about 125 times as far from the earth as the sun is. an

12 victims were released today. 51-year-old arthur daniels, 51- year-old mary knight, 58-year- old gerald mead, 54-year-old martin bo dog full, 52-year-old richard rijo, 53-year-old sylvia fraser, 60 two-year-old kathy guard, john johnson, frank kohler, 46-year-old kenneth proctor, and vishnu pondit. others were injured during the shootout. they are said to be in fair condition. [taps] defense secretary chuck hagel, along with members of the defense department and the navy, had a wreathlaying ceremony and a moment of silence at the navy memorial in d.c. today. >> ♪ by the dawns early light >> the washington nationals baseball team took a moment to honor the victims before beginning a game that was postponed yesterday as a result of the shooting. the stadium is a few blocks away from the navy yard. the team sported patriotic uniforms and hats with remembrance. local law enforcement are trying to piece together the events that led up to the shooting rampage in building 197. namely, who the shooter was and how he was able to enter a secure facility and open fire. for the latest information,

double the two thousand and seven level gerald cilento the publisher of trends journal says america's costly military venture is a party to blame. we're squandering our resources fighting all of these on where noble wars never end and so the nation is going down economically ninety seven percent of the jobs that have been created this year ninety seven percent or part time jobs you're looking at this so no we even saw the war will make a very bad situation much worse we're going to keep taxing the people just as they did as the roman empire. they tax the people more and it's not only the states by the way look what they did throughout europe they called it or stared measures you know they cut your pensions benefits raise your taxes so it's a way of keep going until the people revolt. and our world updated this car bomb attacks continue to wreak devastation in iraq of the country's capital has borne the brunt of the latest violence with at least twenty six deaths and choose to learn a total of thirty four people were killed nationwide in shootings and car bombings targeting mean the sh

. >> not as impressive as gerald ford. look, it's one of the worst performances i've seen?eleanor? >> it's very much in progress. if you look at the cuban missile crisis at various steps along the way, you would have rated kennedy a 10 or a 2. i think this can still turn out very positively. >> three. >> three. >> yeah, i would say it's as close to one as anything i've ever seen. worst performance i've ever seen on foreign policy of any american president in your lifetime. >> the answer is five. >>> issue three. pontificating. >> last week, the g20, argentina, australia, brazil, canada, china, france, germ nene, independent knee, indonesia, japan, south korea, russia, saudi arabia, south africa, turkey, uk, united states, and the european union met in st. petersburg, russia. the meeting lasted for two days, september 5 and 6. a letter was dispatched to host vladimir putin, russia's president from another head of state. pope francis, head of vatican city, a civilian state, as well as the seat of roman catholicism. the pope weighed in on the conflict in syria, quote, to the l