it's like that every weekend. >> reporter: the guardian angels have spent the last two nights in thes mission district in response to a rash of violent crime, including three killings over the last two weeks. >> people getting robbed, mugged and, you know, it's getting out of hand. >> reporter: he says his group notifies police before it goes out. all members are trained in self- defense and even how to use handcuffs to make citizen arrests. >> boom, boom, boom. >> reporter: while their presence is welcomed by some. >> it's nice when you see them. >> it's a good thing. >> absolutely. >> reporter: not everyone feels the same. >> a little bit more of what they're patrolling, that's a big word, security. >> are you guys individual vigilantes? >> we abide by our laws and we help the community out to make it better. >> reporter: i had the chance to talk to a few police officers out here. they did not want to say how they felt about them. the group says it has had no major problems out here so far this weekend. we're live in san francisco, eric rasmussen, channel 2 news. >> tonight, police

a guardian angel concept that was there and i imagined it all. reached in my pocket and i pulled out the business card. i knew that he was really family. >> of the line between life and death was a clear one. almost everyone above the point perished. family and brian were among the handful of survivors. >> if i was to be in trouble again, i don't want anybody else to rescue me but brian. >> is it possible that he saved you? >> as the events of role that day, i happened to be the one that hurt him and went in and got him. we were dependent on each other, absolutely. >> brian will join stanley on the tenth anniversary of the attacks. the men that became but brothers will mourn their loss colleagues and celebrate a remarkable bond. >> and for much more coverage of the upcoming anniversary, go to our web site where you can find a video slide show of how the towers were originally built and what they came to symbolize. you can find that and much more at bb.com/news/magazine. thank you for, watching in to be sure to turn and tomorrow -- tune in tomorro

it was a guardian angel kind of concept to get me out of the building. reached in my pocket, and a business card was there. i knew there was really a stanley. >> the line between life and death. almost everyone within the twin towers perrin's. >> if i was to be in trouble with him, god forbid, i would not let anyone else to rescue me. >> is it possible stanley helped to save you? " there's no question. as the events unfold that day, i happen to be the one who heard him. i came back with him, and together we dug through the debris. we were dependent on each other. absolutely. >> stanley at his new york church on the 10th anniversary of the attack. the two men who became more than just colleagues with a remarkable bond. bbc news, new york. >> and for much more coverage of the upcoming 9/11 anniversary, make sure to go to war website. there you'll find videos, a slide show, and what the twin towers came to symbolize on the new york skyline. for all of us come up thank you for watching and make sure to tune in tomorrow. >> make sense of international news at

. >>> the guardian angels are on patrol in san francisco's mission district after a spike in violenceve been at least three killings over the last two weeks. the guardian angels have spent the last two nights in the city's mission district in response to the violence. the group notifies police before it goes out. they say there were nonmajor problems so far this weekend. but there have been a few minor flair ups. >> he pushed me. he's not supposed to touch me. i couldn't let that guy get up close to me. we know our procedures and follow them best o our ability. it's just that corner. >> the guardian angels say they are not armed but all are trained in self-defense and know how to make citizens arrests. >>> 7:41. since nerve flying has been a whole new experience. the drastic changes to airport security prompted by the terror attacks. >>> but first a quick check on the traffic. we will give you a live look there at golden gate bridge. things looking good in both directions. supports in times of need. same with aladdin. aladdin became the biggest in bail by treating people right. no one

aside from stepping up police presence, the guardian angels are also patrolling hotspots in the mission to try to reduce violent crimes. >> we're doing patrols tonight as well as tomorrow night. >> reporter: police don't know why robberies went up, but suspect it may be the easy targets people too focused on their devices. also they say people carry more gadgets because they are smaller an lighter. >> in my bag i've got a mack book pro ipad. i've got an iphone and ipod. my backpack's worth probably about 4, $5,000. >> reporter: the crime trend cost wells fargo to shorten the hours of two atms in the mission district. instead of closing at 1:51, this at 11 it closes at 8:00. >>> more bay area news tonight at 11:00, a woman accused of murdering michelle le made her first court appearance in hayward. this is video of giselle esteban who was arrested earlier this week by hayward police for murdering michelle le back on may 27th. that was the last day he she was seen. she was working at kaiser hospital when she walked to her vehicle parked in the garage. she has not been seen since. >>> the

bearings crew was lucky to be stranded at this place there must have been a guardian angel watching from above because the ship was thrown over a reef into this cozy bay. most of the bering crew managed to survive precisely because they had london shore but the commander died unable to withstand the harsh winter for a long time nobody knew where he had been buried his grave was found only in one nine hundred ninety one during an archeological expedition organized for the purpose local residents. was on that expedition. scientists tested the soil in several places to see how much phosphorus it contained they find the greatest amount of phosphorus around barings grave. burying was not put in a coffin he was buried on the plank survivors were too weak to dig deep graves all agree is for shallow this is the place. the members of the bering expedition were amazed by the diversity of the island's foreigner particularly the huge amount of marine animals according to their records the first seals breeding grounds took up nearly the whole coastline now there are just four seal nurseries on behrin

aside from stepping up police presence, the guardian angels also patrolling hot spots in the mission to try to reduce loving crimes. --a violent crimes. police do not know why the crimes went up but they think it is because people are carrying more gadgets because they're smaller and lighter. >> in my that i have a mac book pro, and ipad, an android phone, and iphone, my backpack is probably worth about $4,000 or $5,000. >> some banks have shortened their atm hours. instead of closing at 11:00 p.m. this atm at 16th and mission now closes at 8:00 p.m. and next will forgo atms six blocks away also closes early. >> the quarterback threw for touchdowns his first was on the opening drive, stanford racked up to date beating duke. and the bears went into overtime over cal ronald today. the bears pulled out the victory. the giants could get much going tonight and that two men on base the could not score runs. the dodgers beat the giants three to zero. the a's lost nine games in a row to the texas rangers and that is until today the streak ended thanks in part to the grand slam by scott size

she has also stepped up police presence, the guardian angels harsh increasing patrols.olice did not have a chance of the increase could do believe people of russia all those expensive gadgets could be seen as easy prey. >> in my bag or now have a math books, and triton, son and i thought. but the pact is were the $4,000 or zero thousand dollars. >> it to memory sent regarding bill one-year anniversary of the gas explosion in san bruno. >> we are covering the 10th anniversary of the 9-11 attacks. here's a live look out at new york city. we will be right back. a live look from the golden gate bridge. overcast and fog is hampering the weather and traffic. we will be right back. >> god looked outside and one that creek. we have been experiencing headaches fog around the bay. let's take a look at the saturday forecast. >> a live look outside at the san tabrets. overcast but we are seeing breaks the sunshine. all around a nice day around the superior when temperatures outside mid-50s in san a cell in san francisco. upper 50s to redwood city. the mid-60s to fremont and san jos

and he's our guardian angel. >> reporter: maureen stying struggles with her son's death. >> i still have times when i'm a mess. what i know now that i didn't know 10 years ago is that that will pass. >> reporter: al and maureen devote themselves to keeping their son's memory alive, establishing the christopher santora scholarship fund. >> continuing the memory of someone we loved very much, but helping others to perhaps fulfill their dreams as well. >> reporter: determined not to left christopher's death destroy their family, the santoras each found a way to make a difference. randall pinkston, cbs news, new york. >>> much of the south still submerged by a soggy storm named lee. the damage left behind and the danger america still face tonight. >>> honda owners, listen to this. a major recall to avoid the possibility of a car fire. >>> happy labor day. looking ahead, we have post labor day heat, with near triple digits. the neighborhoods affected as eyewitness news continues on cbs 5. ,,,,,,,,,, >> a wildfire sparked by a plane crash has now grown to nearly 5000 achers in southern califor

my dad, my hero, my guardian angel.annot believe that has been 10 years since i last saw and heard your voice. september 11 change my life. it was difficult growing up without you but i know you hear each step of the way. i stand here today reading your name, you would be amazed at the amount of planning, heartless building thislove memorial to the world trade center. i am so proud to be part of this new beginning and especially proud to be your daughter. i love and miss you so much. dad, you will never be forgotten. we love you. >> and my father. dad, we love and miss you so much. and your spirit lives on in your five grandchildren. >> boris khalif. >> sarah khan. >> taimour firaz khan. >> rajesh khandelwal. >> oliva khemrat. >> seilai khoo. >> michael kiefer. >> satoshi kikuchihara. >> andrew jay-hoon kim. >> lawrence d. kim. >> mary jo kimelman. >> andrew m. king. >> lucille teresa king. >> robert king, jr. and my mother. i wish we had more time together. >> lisa king-johnson. >> and my father. >> takashi kinoshita.

thing that blew me away is that marx's and come which came largely from inheritance this and a guardian angel put him in the top 5% of british households. these are all revelations and i am sure in fact, i know that some scholars have discovered the facts but they never and the science and then made enough in to explain to alleviate tapestry through the 20th century but one thing i found fascinating is hijack in is often tragic life of the catch the big pension being torn apart. >> guest: i was very, very absorbed by hijack because he was a mad generation, young men who had grown up 101 world then just as they were getting ready to leave, in a war that's then the economy in which made it more interdependent. and also witnessed the rise of totalitarian socialism. one i find so interesting about him is that by the time he died in 1992 i wrote the obituary for a him for "the new york times", he was a great figure right famous with re again in stature. almost seeming like any ideologue but in learning about his early work very begin today is eager to understand the global position say and the ten

and she called him her guardian angel.nts from california, iron worker from new jersey, veterans of the korean war and world war ii, citizens of germany and japan, pilot who had rearranged his schedule so that he could take his wife on a vac

she called him her guardian angel. then there's the extraordinary story we commemorate here. of the korean war and world war ii, citizens of germany and japan, a pilot who rearranged his schedule so that he could take his wife on a vacaon

you are still my guardian angel. i cannot believe it has been 10 years.1 change my life. i know that you were here each and every step of the way. as i stand here today, reading your name, you would be amazed with the amount of planning, hard work, devotion, and love that has gone into the building of the new world trade center. you would be so proud and i am so proud to be your daughter. you will never be forgotten. we love you. >> my father, michael. i love and miss you so much. so do your five grandchildren. >> marie kelly. ruth ellen ketler boris khalif sarah khan taimour firaz khan rajesh khandelwal oliva khemrat seilai khoo michael kiefer satoshi kikuchihara andrew jay-hoon kim lawrence d. kim mary jo kimelman andrew m. king amy king lucille teresa king robert king, jr. >> and my mother, lisa. i wish we had more time together. >> and my mother and father. your spirit lives forever. >> lisa king-johnson takashi kinoshita chris michael kirby howard barry kirschbaum glenn davis kirwin helen crossin kittle richard joseph klares peter anton klein alan da

robberies were up 5% this year compared to last year aside from stepping up police presence, the guardian angels are also patrolling hot spots in the mission to try and reduce violent crimes. >> we are doing patrols tonight as well as tomorrow night. >> please do not know why robberies one of the thick think it may be the easy targets people to focus on their devices and they say people carry more gadgets now because they are smaller and lighter. >> i haven't enjoyed phone, and iphone, and ipod, my backpack is probably worth about $4,000. >> the crime trend calls wells fargo bank to shorten to a teammate--2 atm hours. instead of closing at 9:00 p.m., this one closes at 8:00 p.m.. and another also close as early as well. >> the quarterback threw for touchdowns, his first with on the opening drive, stanford wrapped up its 10th straight victory of 44 to 30. in the bears went into overtime despite a record- setting day for colorado quarterback, the bears pulled out the victory 36 to 33. the giants could get much going, two men on base at the bottom of the knife, the could not score a run. now the a'

thank you for being a guardian angel to my nephew. >> and my father. we miss you very much. >> mohammed shajahan. >> gary shamay. >> earl richard shanahan. >> neil shastri. >> kathryn anne shatzoff. >> barbara a. shaw. >> jeffrey james shaw. >> robert john shay, jr. >> daniel james shea. >> joseph patrick shea. >> linda sheehan. >> hagay shefi. >> john anthony sherry. >> atsushi shiratori. >> thomas joseph shubert. >> and my brother. will love you an issue every day. >> and my cousin. we miss you and think about you all the time. if you see my sister up there, say hello. >> mark shulman. >> see wong shum. >> allan abraham shwartzstein. >> johanna sigmund. >> dianne t. signer. >> gregory sikorsky. >> stephen gerard siller. >> david silver. >> craig a. silverstein. >> nasima hameed simjee. >> bruce edward simmons. >> arthur simon. >> kenneth alan simon. >> and my father. your memory lives on for generations to come. >> and my dad. >> michael j. simon. >> paul joseph simon. >> marianne teresa simone. >> barry simowitz. >> jeff lyal simpson. >> khamladai s

everybody was a guardian angel, everybody was a momma. look for the kid while i go upstairs.he car and i looked out the window. i calls keep check on them. my son was there looking up. when i got down, i would scold him for it. mother, i thought you could see all over the world. >> you paint the world in a beautiful way that is for sure. i thought this was interesting. this started in the 1950s. you never stopped? >> no. >> a lot of groups, though, did stop for a while. but i thought it was interesting, i was reading that the paintings, you kind of disbanded because there was a loss of popularity. but now they seem to be coming back. why do you think things have changed? >> somebody decided to see them and decided to make the best of it. one man's junkies another's treasure. you can get things and make it what you want to do and somebody so good it in. i thought, you know, some of those are going for $5000. yes. >> or more? and they are put fool paintings. these are paintings that we have been showing that are yours. but many others that have been out there. we appreciate you

and i gave him a big hug and kiss and i said you are my guardian angel. lord send you to save me. >> we started down the stairs the inner wall of the fire stairs had blown in. we could look through the cracks and you could see flames licking up the other side of the wall as we went down through this area. >> we stopped at a floor, because i couldn't breathe properly. i couldn't walk down. i was bloodied, bruised. and the leg wound was opening. >> we went as low as the 44th floor, like a sky lobby, like an empty hotel lobby until a security guard manning his booth, rather surprised to see us and said have you got a phone? he said my phone isn't working but i will stay with this man if you get me help. >> the man was lying, his back was broken, covered with blood. tell my wife and baby i love them. but send somebody up for me. the security guard stood like a hawk guarding that man. that man sacrifice his lifeguarding this man. while we were going down, no ems worker came up. >> stanley called his wife, missed her but left messages he was fine. i called 911.

blew me away is that marx's income which came largely from inheritances and, of course, from his guardian angel engles put him in the top 5% of british households, okay? so this was -- you know, these were all kind of revelations. i'm sure that, you know -- in fact, i know that some scholars have discovered these facts, but never emphasized them enough -- >> host: the fact that you bring together the human stories and then develop them into ideas and try to explain how they together -- you know, you weave them into a tapestry of intellectual history through the 19th and 20th century but i must say another character i found fascinating in your book who's again lesser known was hayek and his often rather tragic life, which in many ways captured the big tensions ripping apart europe in the 20th century? >> guest: yeah, yes. i was very, very absorbed by hayek because he was in that generation, with his cousin, of young men who were -- you know, who had grown up in one world and then, you know, just as they were, you know, getting ready to go to university, wound up in this pitiless war that then de

and i gave him a big hug and kiss and i said you are my guardian angel. lord send you to save me. >> we started down the stairs the inner wall of the fire stairs had blown in. we could look through the cracks and you could see flames licking up the other side of the wall as we went down through this area. >> we stopped at a floor, because i couldn't breathe properly. i couldn't walk down. i was bloodied, bruised. and the leg wound was opening. >> we went as low as the 44th floor, like a sky lobby, like an empty hotel lobby until a security guard manning his booth, rather surprised to see us and said have you got a phone? he said my phone isn't working but i will stay with this man if you get me help. >> the man was lying, his back was broken, covered with blood. tell my wife and baby i love them. but send somebody up for me. the security guard stood like a hawk guarding that man. that man sacrifice his lifeguarding this man. while we were going down, no ems worker came up. >> stanley called his wife, missed her but left messages he was fine. i called 911.

and i gave him a big hug and kiss and i said you are my guardian angel. lord send you to save me. >> we started down the stairs the inner wall of the fire stairs had blown in. we could look through the cracks and you could see flames licking up the other side of the wall as we went down through this area. >> we stopped at a floor, because i couldn't breathe properly. i couldn't walk down. i was bloodied, bruised. and the leg wound was opening. >> we went as low as the 44th floor, like a sky lobby, like an empty hotel lobby until a security guard manning his booth, rather surprised to see us and said have you got a phone? he said my phone isn't working but i will stay with this man if you get me help. >> the man was lying, his back was broken, covered with blood. tell my wife and baby i love them. but send somebody up for me. the security guard stood like a hawk guarding that man. that man sacrifice his lifeguarding this man. while we were going down, no ems worker came up. >> stanley called his wife, missed her but left messages he was fine. i called 911.

really blew me away is that marks in come which came largely from inheritance and course from his guardian angel put him in the top 5% of british households so this was, you know, these were all kind of regulations. i'm sure that, you know, in fact i know that some scholars have discovered these facts could never emphasize them enough. >> host: the fact you bring together the human stories and the development of ideas and try to explain how they together we've into the tapestry of intellectual history through the 19th century but another character i found fascinating new book was a lesser known was hayek and his rather tragic life in which in many ways captures the tensions in the 20th century >> guest: i was very observed by hayek because she was in that generation with his cousin lewd of young men who were who had grown up in one world just as they were getting ready to go to -- wound up in this pity miss war then destroy it the globalist economy on which vienna in particular depended and also witnessed the rise of the totalitarian socialism. what i find so interesting about him is that. by th

and i gave him a big hug and kiss and i said you are my guardian angel. lord send you to save me. >> we started down the stairs the inner wall of the fire stairs had blown in. we could look through the cracks and you could see flames licking up the other side of the wall as we went down through this area. >> we stopped at a floor, because i couldn't breathe properly. i couldn't walk down. i was bloodied, bruised. and the leg wound was opening. >> we went as low as the 44th floor, like a sky lobby, like an empty hotel lobby until a security guard manning his booth, rather surprised to see us and said have you got a phone? he said my phone isn't working but i will stay with this man if you get me help. >> the man was lying, his back was broken, covered with blood. tell my wife and baby i love them. but send somebody up for me. the security guard stood like a hawk guarding that man. that man sacrifice his lifeguarding this man. while we were going down, no ems worker came up. >> stanley called his wife, missed her but left messages he was fine. i called 911.

the casualty rights for crews plummeted and p-51 became the courage of the fleet but also the guardian angel of our formation over europe. >> greta: looking at the planes they look alike. i had been fortunate to chase an f-16. i can see how it's different. but why was this one so popular? it looks frankly just like an old plane to me. >> well, this, united states wasn't doing well in air plain design until 1943 when, because most fighter planes were under powered so what the army air corps did is they took a merlin engine from royal air force, stuck it into the p-51. overnight this thing performance of the aircraft became remarkable. and what what is more remarkable is that it was an outstanding dog fighter from the deck, all the way up to 25 and 30,000 feet. it's not only fastest and best turning and most versatile fighter of the war with the best air to air ratio but could fly as the old saying goes throughout the entire enblem. >> what plane replaced it?. >> the plane continued to fly into korean warks greta. it wasn't retired from international guard in the 1950s. the plane replacing was

>>> that guy has a lot of guardian angels. i'm telling you. >> unbelievable when you see the people just sort of push the car it is like superman coming in and lifting the car and pulling him out. >> really, really. 4,000 pounds, that car, that was no small feat to get that thing quickly. >> adrenaline is fueling the whole crowd and helping them out. he was supposed to appear on "good morning america" along apparently he has canceled those interviews. he must be ex-exhausted. >> there is a chance he could be back in intensive care. that information is confidential. we don't know exactly. our thoughts are with him. >> we wish him the best. >>> frozen poultry scattered across a florida highway ramp was anything but finger-looking good. a semi truck loaded with 35,000 pounz of -- pound of chicken. fried chicken overturned near orlando, the fowl scene, temporarily closed part of the turnpike. at the end of the day, a bulldozer scooped up the boxes of chicken and the truck was eventually hauled away. >> staying on the fast food the

and i gave him a big hug and kiss and i said you are my guardian angel. lord send you to save me. >> we started down the stairs the inner wall of the fire stairs had blown in. we could look through the cracks and you could see flames licking up the other side of the wall as we went down through this area. >> we stopped at a floor, because i couldn't breathe properly. i couldn't walk down. i was bloodied, bruised. and the leg wound was opening. >> we went as low as the 44th floor, like a sky lobby, like an empty hotel lobby until a security guard manning his booth, rather surprised to see us and said have you got a phone? he said my phone isn't working but i will stay with this man if you get me help. >> the man was lying, his back was broken, covered with blood. tell my wife and baby i love them. but send somebody up for me. the security guard stood like a hawk guarding that man. that man sacrifice his lifeguarding this man. while we were going down, no ems worker came up. >> stanley called his wife, missed her but left messages he was fine. i called 911.

she called him her guardian angel.inary story we commemorate here aboard united airlines flight 93 were college students from california, iron worker from new jersey, veterans of the korean war and world war

and i gave him a big hug and kiss and i said you are my guardian angel.e stairs the inner wall of the fire stairs had blown in. we could look through the cracks and you could see flames licking up the other side of the wall as we went down through this area. >> we stopped at a floor, because i couldn't breathe properly. i couldn't walk down. i was bloodied, bruised. and the leg wound was opening. >> we went as low as the 44th floor, like a sky lobby, like an empty hotel lobby until a security guard manning his booth, rather surprised to see us and said have you got a phone? he said my phone isn't working but i will stay with this man if you get me help. >> the man was lying, his back was broken, covered with blood. tell my wife and baby i love them. but send somebody up for me. the security guard stood like a hawk guarding that man. that man sacrifice his lifeguarding this man. while we were going down, no ems worker came up. >> stanley called his wife, missed her but left messages he was fine. i called 911. after some difficulty, it took three, four minu

she called him her garden -- guardian angel.3 were college students from california, an ironworker from new jersey, veterans of the korean war and world war ii, citizens of germany and japan, the pilot who had rearranged his schedule so that he could take his wife on a vacation to celebrate their anniversary. when the passengers and crew realized the airplane had been hijacked, they reported the news calmly. when they learned that the terrorists had crashed other airplanes into targets on the ground, they accepted greater responsibilities. inhe back of the cabin, the passengers gathered to devise a strategy. at the moment, america's democracy was under attack. our citizens defied their captors by holding a vote. the choice they many passengers called their loved ones to say goodbye. another said it is up to us, i think we can do it. one of the most stirring accounts, a father of two with a pregntife at home in new jersey. prayer.ed the lord's he helped lead the charge to the front of the plane. the men and women who stormed the

they have a committee control the was like the guardian angels. there were seven people indicted. they drop the charges against one person. they get three trials before they gained convictions on five of the six. five are currently in prison. that was an example of the use of the day informant with a checkered past. he had lied on a polygraph test, which should have excluded him. he was then assigned to enter into this group posing as an al qaeda operative. the primary evidence was he had a camera to case the office of the fbi as part of a plot to bomb that office. they had a recording of him administering to al qaeda at the members of this group, and that was enough to convict them. these are men who trouble getting up in the morning let alone commit some act of terrorism. the fbi through this informant with the means to move forward with this plot that involved bombing the sears tower in chicago and the miami office of the fbi. they were able to get convictions on five of the seven. the seventh one was deported to haiti based on evidence from the case. host: our informants ever

they have a committee control the was like the guardian angels. there were seven people indicted. they drop the charges against one person. they get three trials before they gained convictions on five of the six. five are currently in prison. that was an example of the use of the day informant with a checkered past. he had lied on a polygraph test, which should have excluded him. he was then assigned to enter into this group posing as an al qaeda operative. the primary evidence was he had a camera to case the office of the fbi as part of a plot to bomb that office. they had a recording of him administering to al qaeda at the members of this group, and that was enough to convict them. these are men who trouble getting up in the morning let alone commit some act of terrorism. the fbi through this informant with the means to move forward with this plot that involved bombing the sears tower in chicago and the miami office of the fbi. they were able to get convictions on five of the seven. the seventh one was deported to haiti based on evidence from the case. host: our informants ever

she called him her garden -- guardian angel.ory we commemorate here. aboard united airlines flight 93 were college students from california an ironworker from new jersey, veterans of the korean war and world war ii, citizens of germany and japan the pilot who had rearranged his schedule so that he could take his wife on a vacation to celebrate their anniversary. when the passengers and crew realized the airplane had been hijacked, they reported the news calmly. when they learned that the terrorists had crashed other airplanes into targets on the ground t

angeles times" -- economic fears drive a global sell-off. "the atlanta journal constitution" -- "the richmond times dispatch" -- "the pittsburg post-law clause " -- and this is from england, "the guardian" -- and "the globe and mail" in canada -- the world economic leaders are coming to washington this weekend for the world bank and imf meeting. our question to you is whether or not -- and we will focus on the united states -- but whether or not the u.s. leaders -- the fed, the white house, congress -- really have the tools to fix the economy, it is there something washington can do to intervene to get the economy on the right track. we will get to your phone calls and your tweets and you can vote on this on the facebook page. sue davis bringing us up to date on what is happening in college. last night the house leaders found enough votes to pass a short-term continuing resolution. but the senate was quick to say this is a nonstarter for them. how real is the possibility of a government shutdown? >> guest: i do not think there is the possibility of government shut down. there is posturing on both sides of this issue but at the same time house speaker john boehner and senator harry reid

they have a committee control the was like the guardian angels. there were seven people indicted. they drop the charges against one person. they get three trials before they gained convictions on five of the six. five are currently in prison. that was an example of the use of the day informant with a checkered past. he had lied on a polygraph test, which should have excluded him. he was then assigned to enter into this group posing as an al qaeda operative. the primary evidence was he had a camera to case the office of the fbi as part of a plot to bomb that office. they had a recording of him administering to al qaeda at the members of this group, and that was enough to convict them. these are men who trouble getting up in the morning let alone commit some act of terrorism. the fbi through this informant with the means to move forward with this plot that involved bombing the sears tower in chicago and the miami office of the fbi. they were able to get convictions on five of the seven. the seventh one was deported to haiti based on evidence from the case. host: our informants ever

they have a committee control the was like the guardian angels. there were seven people indicted.they drop the charges against one person. they get three trials before they gained convictions on five of the six. five are currently in prison. that was an example of the use of the day informant with a checkered past. he had lied on a polygraph test, which should have excluded him. he was then assigned to enter into this group posing as an al qaeda operative. the primary evidence was he had a camera to case the office of the fbi as part of a plot to bomb that office. they had a recording of him administering to al qaeda at the members of this group, and that was enough to convict them. these are men who trouble getting up in the morning let alone commit some act of terrorism. the fbi through this informant with the means to move forward with this plot that involved bombing the sears tower in chicago and the miami office of the fbi. they were able to get convictions on five of the seven. the seventh one was deported to haiti based on evidence from the case. host: our informants ever t