harris? >> harris: we're taking a live look at one of the flags has been lowered to half half-staff. ed henry thank you very much. at the white house where that is happening. the flags at the u.s. capitol lowered to fly half-staff to honor the victims rampage at the washington navy yard. let's catch you up now on what's happening. police say 13 people have died including the gunman. they say they do not know why he did it exactly. and they are not entirely sure yet if there is another shooter still out there. ths the gunman who died. 34-year-old aaron alexis, a former navy reservist. reports he may have gotten into that navy yard by using somebody else's identification. the shooting happened 8:00 this morning eastern. one survivor says she was getting breakfast at the cafeteria when she heard gunshots. >> just like pow pow pow, and then a few seconds it stopped and then pow pow pow pow, so, we just ran. >> heard two gunshots? i looked in the direction where the gunshots were coming from. i lo

harris? >> harris: one more point that happened today that maybe you can explain to us. a web site that's used to recruit u.s. marines was redirected. well, the main u.s. marine recruiting web site was redirected for a few hours overnight to a site that showed photos of people in u.s. marine uniforms holding signs urging marines to refuse orders to attack syria. the sign said i didn't join the marine corps to fight for al qaeda in a syrian civil war. the syrian electronic army a brazen group of hackers claimed responsibility. another signed the decision to stall has given president assad a propaganda victory. harris? >> harris: i will talk with an upcoming guest who is a ventricle about this one as well. thank you. a top syrian official reaching out to the united nations against. why the president one of our key allies in the kate middle east does not mind congress running plan by congress first. details, stay close. weigh you down? as soon as you feel it, try miralax. it works differently th

harris? >> it's hard to believe they would do that. >> travel is severely rejoint exhibit stricted. >> that's right. roads, bridges, entire highways have been washed away because of the floodwaters. there is kind of like waterways that have just been slashed all throughout the state. the big thompson river is so swollen it has overtaken interstate 25 which runs north and south to wyoming. it is now closed from the north denver suburbs all the way up to the wyoming state line. now, when the sun comes up, the temptation is for people to get out and explore. officials say that's the exact wrong thing to do. because it is still deadly. just look at it. >> harris: that water is not clear. as people wading through that for fun or whatever purposes very dangerous. thank you very much. the united nations could soon go public with support on last month's chemical weapons attack on syria. the head of the inspection team says he plans to deliver the report on the u.n. headquarters in new york this weeke

harris? >> harris: jennifer, thank you.ayed true to its words handing over the initial listing anyway of its chemical weapons just in time for today's deadline. that's according to the group designed to enforce the chemical weapons treaty. important first step towards destroying syria's chemical weapons part of the deal russia brokered with the united states over threat of a military strike on syria. still, there is a lot syria must do before the u.s. warships stand down. the chief fox report correspondent jonathan hunt with the news life in our new york city newsroom. jonathan, focus now turns to the united nations next week. >> yeah, very much so. world leaders and foreign ministers will gather here in new york from monday for the annual united nations general assembly. all the talk there will be on whether the international community, and in particular the u.n. security council can come together to decide on a resolution with regard to syria. to that end, secretary of state john kerry spoke to his russian counterpart, su

harris? >> harris: we have more on what that could look like. wendell goler thank you very much. the political hot potato over that possible government shutdown and future of obama care heads now back to the house of representatives. the clock ticking tonight because the feds could run out of cash to pay the bills just three days from now if they don't reach a deal. as we have been telling you, all of this means hundreds of thousands of government workers potentially including pentagon staffers could be off the job for the time being. many national parks could close. your 401(k), retirement funds may be hit. and after all the dow dropped 70 points today on investor worries over the possible shutdown. more on that ahead. hours ago as political insiders had predicted the senate passed the house's version to fund the government with one major change, senate majority leader harry reid stripped out that rule defunding obama care. obama care has been the law for four years. why don't they get the l

harris?n tonight live from washington. thank you. >> less than a week to go until a possible government shutdown. today the senate volted unanimously to move ahead with a house bill that keeps the government running but also cuts funding for the healthcare overhaul. that's just the current version of the bill though. senate democrats say they plan to put back that funding for obama care into tj?j"ut(vrj vote happened after texas republican ted cruz wrapped up a 21-hour long speech, the fourth longest in senate history to protest obama care. at one point he read bedtime stories to his daughters from the senate floor. and used dr. suess classic to make his case. >> when americans tried it it, they discovered they did not like green eggs and ham and they did not like bomb that care either. >> maybe ted cruz wants obama care occurred might actually like it. >> senator cruze's all nighter was not technically a filibuster because under senate rules he could not block today's vote. mike emanuel live

i hope harry reid reconsiders. the constituents in nevada who elected him they are hurting because of obamacare and there are thrie00 million americans who are losing their jobs and who are at risk of losing their health care because of obamacare. we need to listen to the people. >> how dowry spawned to those who say you took this entire situation 21 hours close to brinks man ship by carrying out a speech that fundamentally and technically and procedurally couldn't change things. >> the purpose of the filibuster is trying to frame this debate for the american people. they will try to focus the american people on the disaster that is owe -- obamacare. it uses the words of the lead democratic senator who wrote the bill. the nightmare that is obamacare to use the words of the teamsters. we accomplished a great deal. if you look at what the conversation has been in the past month or the past week more people are focusing on it not working. it is not ready for prime time. 24r* are reasons the exemption want exemptions.

harris? >> leland, i know in your reporting today that you were hearing from some officials in israel about president obama's strategy and with the delay now, what are they saying? >> reporter: well, the reaction is very mixed. the ceremonial leader, shimon peres, he is the president here in israel, which is a ceremonial position, says that he trusts president obama. the rest of israel's government is not really on board with that. remember, israel is still at a heightened state of alert. their iron dome missile defense system is still forward deployed. military leave has been canceled. they're still calling up reserves to man air defenses, also some of their intelligence networks, those kinds of things, as the regional war possibility continues to be top of mind here. there's also a thought that syria was a test case for how the united states might deal with the iranian threat going forward. one israeli politician said on his facebook page today that the way president obama's handling syria

harris?i know house republicans are looking to the next battle and that is over raising the debt ceiling. >> that's right. to get their members to agree to essentially adding more debt, they put in some items that they know are popular with house conservatives such as building the keystone xl pipeline and doing tax reform and delaying obamacare. here is reaction at the white house. >> they are the only party to the discussion here in washington who are suggesting thatñr raising the debt ceiling is conditional. it is conditioned upon them achieving based on what reports say today is an extraordinary laundry list of republicançó perennials. the only thing i didn't see mentioned was a birther bill to attach to it. >> that is the next fight. the immediate fight is making sure the government keeps the lights on as of october 1st. harris? >> too bad you can't bottle snarkiness because there seems to be a lot on capitol hill. >> no doubt. >> thank you very much. by the way, the government shutdown w

i'm harris faulkner. the president sat down today with the republican senators john mccain and lindsey graham part of white house efforts to reach out to lawmakers all this week. they started on this holiday and remember over the weekend president obama told the world the united states should take military action for sure to hold the syrian government accountable. that is after investigators concluded with high confidence that the regime of bashar al assad had launched a deadly chemical weapons attack on its own people. president obama then said he has decided that congress should first weigh in and vote for or against the potential military strike against syria. and after today's meeting at the white house. senator graham said the white house still has a lot of work to do. syria is a cancer that's growing in the region. for two years the president has allowed this to become, quite frankly, a debacle. and when it comes to selling the american people what we should do in syria, given indifference and contr

tomorrow to give harry reid the power to fund obamacare. i have to say i disagree with that. what's been happening that encouraging me, sean, is we have over 1.8 million people who signed the national petition on dontfundit.com. the phones are melting down in the u.s. senate, facebook, twitter and asking senators to vote no on cloture. don't stand with harry reid. don't give reid the power to fund obamacare. it's making a difference. >> the reason you want to vote no on cloture is as soon as you do, harry reid needs just a simple majority to strip out the defunding provision of the house c.r. is that it? >> that's exactly right. there are republicans trying to tell constituents that votingmr yes on cloture means you support defunding obamacare. i will just point oung, sean. harry reid will vote yes on cloture. every single democrat will vote yes on cloture. the reason is simple. they know if you get 60 senators to vote yes that harry reid can fund obamacare in its entire uh ti. i think we ought to have all 46 republicans unite. we should st

but now he's back on the air again. >> good evening, i'm leon harris. >> leon harris began his televisionot as an anchor, but as an intern and a cameraman who rose to the number two spot in the network satellite department before his talents in front of the camera were discovered a decade later and he began anchoring for cnn. he was on set for the network's coverage of many big news stories including the oklahoma city bombings and the 911 attacks on the world trade center. >> you are looking at this picture, it is the twin towers of the world trade center. >> in 2003 he moved on to local television as lead anchor for wjla in washington, d.c. all the time he was the picture of health, but recently harris had a real and terrifying brush with death. >> i woke up, like i normally do. got out of bed. >> but august 1st turned out to be anything but normal. >> had this incredible, sudden pain in my stomach. it felt like a horse had kicked me and it literally knocked me to the floor. >> but still he thought it was possibly just indigestion. >> but then -- >> i sat there on the floor in the worst

i don't think that harry reid should shut down the government.the house of representatives did something significant, which is they passed a bill to make clear that regardless of what happens the men and women of our military -- they should be paid. that passed unanimously in the house. and listen, right now, harry reid and president obama had been essentially holding the military hostage, threatening their paychecks over this potential shutdown. they might force. i think regardless of what happened we should pass the bill. we should not have a shutdown, which means harry reid has to move off his absolutist position. you have been multiple compromises from the republicans, and can you tell me what the democrats have done to compromise -- >> but what has he done -- as i outlined before, you have lost ground from even the summer on the position of getting people to vote with you. you lost ground from that position and you haven't persuaded one democrat. you have got to be democrats if you're going to overturn this thing. >> well, actually, joe manc

i commend harry reid for doing that because for weeks harry reid and president obama had been threateningf the military, using their paychecks to hold them hostage, and i'm glad we passed that, but that also points a way forward. i think and i encourage the house tonight, i think the house should pass multiple continuing resolutions focusing on all of the things president obama listed in his speech to the american people this afternoon and funding them, so one continuing resolution funding the v.a. in its entirety, another one funding our national parks and another one funding our border patrol agents so that we don't have critical services denied the american people. not full-fledged appropriations where they are making policy decisions, just focused continuing resolutions that say let's maintain the status quo and not cut off the funds, and harry reid ought to be able to cooperate bipartisan to get that. >> i've got to jump. senator ted cruz, thank you, sir. appreciate it as always. >> thanks. >> many thanks to cnbc's melissa lee and tyler matheson. we'll keep you informed of any major

harris?> jonathan, thank you. >>> investigators at the washington navy yard are scratching their heads over a very strange discovery. a message scrawled into the shotgun the killer used in monday's massacre. also, an amazing well rescue. after a woman went down this hole. the efforts to pull her out alive lasted not hours, not days, weeks. that's coming up as we approach the bottom of the hour, and the top of the news. um... where's mrs. davis? she took an early spring break thanks to her double miles from the capital one venture card. now what was mrs. davis teaching? spelling. that's not a subject, right? i mean, spell check. that's a program. algebra. okay. persons a and b are flying to the bahamas. how fast will they get there? don't you need distance, rate and... no, all it takes is double miles. [ all ] whoa. yeah. [ male announcer ] get away fast with unlimited double miles from the capital one venture card. you're the world's best teacher. this is so unexpected. what's in your wallet?

harris? >> james, thank you. >>> chemical weapons inspectors on the ground are now talking to the media. the group has outlined its plan for overseeing the destruction of the country's chemical weapons arsenal so they're telling reporters about it. in that country, saying their first priority to help scrap syria's act to make weapons of a chem nature by the deadline and that they will use every means possible including smashing equipment with sledge hammers blowing up delivery missiles and driving tanks over empty shells. this follows that chemical attack last month which killed hundreds of people, many of them children. meanwhile, syria's president bashar al assad said in an interview his government will abide by u.n.'s resolution calling for the chem weapoical s program to be stopped but won't talk to the rebels until they give up the weapons. so the civil war goes on. >>> right now new reports the u.s. may have been warned about the kenya mall attack sometime before it happened. remember,

>> reporter: you bet, harris. one told fox news it is probably a pot farm that caused what is now the worst wildfire this season in california. officially, cal fire is telling us that may have sparked it remains under investigation, but the fire chief for a town in the path of the flames told us that marijuana operations in the national forest are likely to have started it, and the theory is based on information the authorities already have. chief tom mcneil tells us lightning strike was ruled out, there was no bad weather near the point of origin at the time it started. he highly suspects, quote, there may have been some sort of grow. pot gross owe taxpayers 80 million for this, that's how much it cost california to tackle this fire so far, harris. >> last week, not even last week, four days ago we reported it was 47 million. that number nearly jumped as they fight this beast. you mention pot farms and they're looking at that, and that's primarily because those have caused fires before. >> reporter: yes, particul

harris?and what are democrats saying about this effort to link government funding with obama care, just in general? >> well, they say it's a cynical political gain republicans can't win. the president said yesterday that defunding his health care law simply won't happen. this, in spite of the fact, that a majority of the american people are opposed to obama care. >> i'm not surprised there's a lot of confusion. these guys have been running around the country demagoguing, scare mongering, on this issue. they're not afraid that it's going to be unsuccessful. they're afraid it's going to be successful. >> now the senate takes up this house bill this week, and will likely defeat it. leaving the next move up to house republicans with that clock ticking toward a government shutdown. harris? >> steve centanni, thank you very much. >>> forecasters are calling this the most powerful storm of the year. we'll tell you who is in its path. >>> and all eyes focusing on the united nations in new york city t

harris and dr. gillece, but the most important thing is care that takes into consideration the traumatic experiences that a person may have had. it is care that recognizes that trauma is a very real possibility. when you take a look at the statistics and you find a lot of people who present for treatment, whether it's traditional mental health treatment or substance abuse treatment or a combination, or people who enter the criminal justice system, a significant number have had traumatic experiences. so, if we're going to intervene in a positive way, we have to take into consideration, and the very strategies that allow us to take into consideration. but the most important part of it is the beginning, acknowledging the trauma that could have happened in that person's life. and dr. gillece, how do we screen for that? well, i think when you do trauma-informed care, i think what's really important too is to create environments of care that do no more harm. there are many different screenings that we can

if harry reid kills that, harry reid is response ible for shuttg down the government. he should listen to the american people. don't fund obama care because it's hurting the american people. it's not working. that's why the unions want out. that's why senate democrats want out, because it's not working. >> senator, we're going to talk about that with senator mccaskill in the next segment. thank you for joining us today and we'll stay on top of the battle of the budget. should be interesting. >> thank you, chris. >>> up next, syria submits an initial inventory of its chemical weapons stockpile. >>> and then, senator claire mccaskill on syria and the government shutdown and the massacre at the washington navy yard. stay tuned. [ female announcer ] nature valley protein bars, with simple, real ingredients, like roasted peanuts, creamy peanut butter, and a rich dark-chocolate flavor, plus 10 grams of protein, so it's energy straight from nature to you. nature valley protein bars. nice car. sure is. make a deal with me, kid, and you can have the car and everything that goes

if harry reid kills that, harry reid is response ible for shuttg down the government. he should listen to the american people. don't fund obama care because it's hurting the american people. it's not working. that's why the unions want out. that's why senate democrats want out, because it's not working. >> senator, we're going to talk about that with senator mccaskill in the next segment. thank you for joining us today and we'll stay on top of the battle of the budget. should be interesting. >> thank you, chris. >>> up next, syria submits an initial inventory of its chemical weapons stockpile. >>> and then, senator claire mccaskill on syria and the government shutdown and the massacre at the fighting constipation by eating healthier, drinking plenty of water, but still not getting relief? try dulcolax laxative tablets. dulcolax is comfort-coated for gentle, over-night relief. dulcolax. predictable over-night relief you can count on. ♪ for a store near you go to benjaminmoore.com/bayarea. for a store near you go to benjaminmoore.com/bayarea. >>> the syrian government ha

>> reporter: harris, good evening. from geneva, where i asked secretary kerry if he thinks that syrian president bashar al assad will actually live up to the agreement that the russians negotiated on his behalf? kerry answered, we're going to have to make it. so, if the four-page framework agreement was settled on today by secretary of state kerry and russian foreign minister sergey lavrov holds up, destroying the chemical weapons arsenal will be accomplished by next july. kerry and lavrov agreed on the scope but not the sites involved. and sharp interpretations of the language agreed on which states any failure to comply by president assad will be addressed by the u.n. security council. and that that body will have the option to approve military force. >> there's a commitment to impose measures. that's the language. we'll impose measures commensurate with whatever is needed in terms of the accountability. >> translator: of course it does not mean that every violation will be reported to the security council, though we

harris? >> what about the republican lawmakers? what are they saying? as the house speaker john boehner say ths th he is trying to find a way to avoid a government shutdown, some conservative republicans are determined to stand their ground. >> the president is the individual who is talking about shutting down the government. the democrats in the house and the senate are the individuals talking about shutting down the government. we want to fund the government, and protect the american people from to a destructive law as it relates to health care. >> and some republicans are asking for a one-year delay in the implementation of obama care, and not just for employers, but everyone. >>> and in busy downtown manhattan, one of the busiest places to eat and shop, turned chaos today, as bullets were fired and people were ducking. it is one of the top stories as we go "across america." new york, a block from times square, and new york city police officers say they shot an emotionally disturbed man who was walking, and actually weaving through the traffic, appar

you don't have to be a kid to like harry potter. you want it, take it. aw, harry. you crumpled harry. you remember when we got this? no. oh, come on, we stood on line outside that bookstore at midnight to get one of the first copies? you were dressed as harry and i was dressed as dumbledore. i don't remember, dad. sure you do. you made fun of that other kid 'cause he had a flying mop instead of a broom, and, uh, he started crying and his father punched me in the chest? no. yeah, well, you weren't the one with the cracked rib. anyway, what, uh, what prompted you to... redecorate like this? i don't know, i like cars and wrestling. and wet t-shirts, apparently. oh, there is a wet t-shirt on that-- i hadn't noticed. (knocking) ha! huh. jake's redecorating. yeah, i can see that. oh, raven. those are fake, by the way. charlie! what? he has a right to know. i'm just glad the little guy's got me to... wait a minute. are those nails in my wall? are you out of your freakin' mind? no. no? that's your answer? no? yeah. charlie... charlie, come on. for god's sake! these are rai

that statement from harry reed's office.now, it's been 17 years since the last government shutdown. that one didn't end well for republicans. this one might not end well for anyone. christine romans looked back at the last time the feds closed up shop. >> welcome to washington. a city where politicians agree on one thing. disagreeing. >> i cannot remember a time when one party promises economic chaos if it can't get a hundred percent of what it wants. >> without an agreement on spending, the federal government shuts down mid night on october 1st. >> it's hard for the making how anything positive comes out in this. >> so what's driving washington to the brink of a shutdown. again. >> obama care is shutting down america. >> some republicans pushing for a repeal of president obama's affordable care act. the president says he won't negotiate. the last federal government shutdown started in 19 9d 5, well before obama care and the tea party. >>> he has to try to make a phony argument about problems that aren't real. >> federal off

. >> you're looking at dash cam footage from the patrol cruiser of officer james harris. he's a florida police officer. he and a few other officers are pursuing someone for a seat belt infraction. he also apparently had just gotten out of jail and apparently was driving without a driver's license. as they continue, you see some of the officers in front of harris get out of the car telling marlin to stop. you can see marlin in the distance. he has gotten out of his car and he is running through a garden but watch what happens. oh! they ran hmm over. >> april cording to reports, he was trapped under harris' patrol car and many are saying if you watch the video again and watch it in slow motion that as he slips and falls, he does turn around and hold his head up fas surrendering. this accident killed marlin brown. now, this all happened back on may 8th but this video was just released by marlin brown's family. they released it because a grand jury decided not to indict officer james harris for this incident. they wanted the public to see exactly what happened. now, when the

severe weather is now moving in. >> yes, absolutely harris.ed from the woulder office of emergency management they are expecting three inches of rain overnight between midnight and early hours of the morning andçó the public affair officer said if you think throw inches doesn't sound like a lot >ting and going to be bad all over the again. this comesÑi after just 40 minus ago, the authorities issued em$)e flash flood warnings forÑi the denver area. it ended in denver andçó they expect to see flash floods are happening right now while we are on the air. it is the southeast denver metro denver city and a urora and buckley air force base. and epgle hood and southwest denver county west a rapa ho county. there is evacuation orders in fort mason. three resivors that are looking full. it rivers that are running through the xhup system going to burst its banks. it is all happening right now, harris. >> if you think it is a simple weather event. this is a prolongedentious vent getting people out of the way is a huge ordeal. i told people there is fo

harris was talking about. and again, working with different agencies, we're trying to educate providers and educators as well as family members about the experiences of lgbt youth so that we can minimize bullying and offer young people an opportunity to figure out how they want to identify themselves. that's why the phrase that we currently use is lbgtq so that, especially when you're young and you're trying to figure out ... which means? it means questioning. so, there are people who wonder about their sexual orientation. there are people who have decided what their sexual orientation is. some decide early. some decide later. but the key issue is that a person should be able to make that decision without fear of social retribution, whether it's physical or psychological retribution or essentially being banished. so, as dr. harris pointed out, none of the, your peer group but also your family members, and so you're definitely isolated. and it puts you at greater risk because we find a number of lgbt youth are

today the motion i filed, harry reid objected. if he had not objected we would have taken a government shutdown off the table. if harry reid and the president are saying unless they can force funding for obamacare, unless they can force obamacare on every american family, they are going to shut down the government. the way we stop it is standing up to them and saying, look, fund every bit of government. >> the house did that. >> the house has voted to fund government. it's harry reid who is trying to stop this, who objected today to doing that. >> all right. when you were on the program last week, you and senator lee were very, very clear that you would do everything in your power to get there. does that mean filibuster? tell me where you think this end s. i don't know if you have a crystal ball. where do you think it will end up uh? >> i'm going to use every procedural means available to me to fight this fight. >> including filibuster. >> this is a multi stage fight. >> everything including filibuster. this is a multi stage fight

if harry reid kills that, harry reid is response ible for shuttg down the government. he should listen to the american people. don't fund obama care because it's hurting the american people. it's not working. that's why the unions want out. that's why senate democrats want out, because it's not working. >> senator, we're going to talk about that with senator mccaskill in the next segment. thank you for joining us today and we'll stay on top of the battle of the budget. should be interesting. >> thank you, chris. >>> up next, syria submits an initial inventory of its chemical weapons stockpile. >>> and then, senator claire mccaskill on syria and the government shutdown and the massacre at the how mu protein does your dog food have? 18 percent? 20? new purina one true instinct has 30. active dogs crave nutrient-dense food. so we made purina one true instinct. learmore at purinaone.com [voice] hu-rry up, is cold in here. [jelly bear] relax. we're checking the manual. [jelly animal] whoa,this minivan is loaded! ailable forward collision warning,pandora compatibility, avail

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if he kills that, harry reed is responsible for that. don't fund obama care because it's hurting the american people. that's in senate democrats want out because it's not working. >> we'll talk about that with senator mccaskill of the next segment. we'll stay on top of the battle of the budget. it should be interesting. >> thank you, chris. >> syria's initial inventory of their weapons stockpile. and a massacre at the washington navy yard. 20 years with the company. thousands of presentations. and one hard earned partnership. it took a lot of work to get this far. so now i'm supposed to take a back seat when it comes to my investments? there's zero chance of that happening. avo: when you work with a schwab financial consultant, you'll get the guidance you need with the control you want. talk to us today. help the gulf when we made recover and learn the gulf, bp from what happened so we could be a better, safer energy company. i can tell you - safety is at the heart of everything we do. we've added cutting-edge technology, like a new deep