freddie haynes and dr. otis moss, it thank you so much for joining us today. >> thank you very much. >> dr. haynes, let's begin with you. i know you have been preaching recently in your barn storming fashion around the country about the ludicrous character of trying to compare slavery on the one hand with the affordable care act on the other, and trying to draw spurious parallels between those dehumanized and those who have a choice now to talk about choosing what health care plan they'll take. can you help us understand why that's so problematic? >> and thank you, professor dison, for educating our friends on the right about the comparison. it equates to a false equivocation. on the one hand, you have the most evil expression of man's inhumanity to man in the history of humanity that took place in american slavery. where black bodies were violated, where people had no right, simply because of the color of their skin. and as a consequence, you had many lives lost. millions of lives that have been lost. and

al jazeera, nairobi. >> all right, we've got sports now with darren haynes.game 3 of the world series. tied 1-1. >> lot of things changing with shifting over to st. louis. david hor ortiz, home run for game 1 and 2 of the world series, it is a no brainer keeping big poppy in their lineup. national league rules are in effect. that means no designated hitter but sox manager john farrell is opting to keep big poppy on the lineup. sending napoli to the bench. 4 rbis and three runs scored. >>> 2004 world series against cardinals, current st. louis manager mike metheny was a catcher. he had a special bond with yadir molina. >> there was mike metheny, the team's manager was the catcher for cardinals from 2000 to 2004. it was during that time that metheny started mentoring a young molina. >> it was very, very similar, i think that's part of the relationship working out so well. metheny talked about this in the nlck, how are you able to manage guys you played with, is there a little bit of conflict? people we work with not sure we want them to be our bosses. but he wa

. >> darren haynes is with us for sport. game 4 sports tonight.one - everyone can talk about game 3. >> that is correct. who would have seen an obstruction call in a world series game - not me. perhaps the wildest finish - the st louis cardinals took the lead against the red sox after many call a trip-off win. >> let's go to jess taff at bush stadium. what is the mood like for game 4 after what happened last night? >> boston's game 4 pitcher jon lester got off the podium and said the range of emotion, where the team was fired up, bringing it home. they threw the ball and they see nava make a back-up play. and they think they are game over, they get the out moving, but, no, it's game over. the obstruction call. they said, "do you know what, they are fired up." they have to move forward. a play like that brought back so many memories for both franchises in the world series. for the boston red sox it was that 1986 bill buster moment when they lost to the mets. it ended that first, and on the opposite of the spectrum for the cardinals. it was the "88

. >>> darren haynes is here with the sports headlines.etting started. >> after a controversial and dramatic uk game 3 the st louis cardinals and boston red sox are back at it at game 4 in the world series. we are in the bottom of the first innings, there's no score. the cardinals lead 2-1. >> after tying a franchise low, winning two games the kansas city chiefs are one win away from tying their franchises best start to a season at nine. the chiefs improved to 8 and 0 after a win over the browns. chief quarterback alex smith threw for 225 yards and two scores. kansas cities will host the buffalo bills next week. >> more than 83,000 on hand to watch the 49ers take on the jackures in london. they got a chance to see the quarterback rush for two touch donees and lead for another. frank go. roe -- go. ore within for two touch donees. >> do all countries spy on each other. former secretary madeleine albright says it will. ahead on the week ahead - the fal out from the nsa surveillance program. >> why have only dozens signed up for affordable ca

darren haynes has highlights from both league championships. it's natural to be skeptical when you hear a fish story. in this case a giant fish found off a californian beach next. >>> darren haynes is back with sport. we are getting closer to the world series every day. >> we are getting very close. after the la dodgers won game 3 of the championship series. the manager said the play offs are one day momentum swiption and i feel like we grabbed it. that didn't last long. la - in la the cardinals took it back. top of the third, matt carpenter rips it to the left. here is daniel delskowsko. carpenter showed why he was the franchise leader in doubles. two batters later, matt holiday goes yard. 403 feet, holiday's second home run of the post season. cardinals up 3-0. in the bottom of the fourth, two on for yukon. adrian gonzalez scuffles to score. tweeg, the celebration of a drama pumped up after his rbi, three one cards. aj ellis gets his name in the paper. rbi single. we have a ball game folks until shane robertson pinch hits for st. louis. he hi

darren haynes joining us once again. a little n.f.l. action and baseball action. >> post-season going on october. this is a must-win for the red sox in game 2 at home in the american league championship series in the first game last night, the red sox almost made history in a negative way. they almost became the third team in post-season history to be no hit. that bid ended with two outs in the 9th inning. the old saying that great pitching will always be great hitting. red sox were silenced by the detroit' power arms. they struck out 17 times, which tied a post-season record. the sox were also 0 for 6 with four of those 17 strike-outs with runners in scoring positions. they weren't able to capitalize. this is the sox' first post-season shutout since the infamous 1918 against those loveable losers, the chicago cubs. for more, we welcome in ross. it's no secret we knew that the tiger's pitching rotation is a beast this year. how can boston neutralize detroit with their bats which i am sad to say was non-existent. you mentioned that off t

sara haynes, abc news, new york. >> driving away in that '91 mazda with a radio now, no less.for alfred, setting an example for the rest of us. "good morning america" in the morning. diane right back here tomorrow night. from all of us here at abc news, have a great week ahead. we'll see you soon. good night. >>> what federal investigators have uncovered so far in the deaths of two b.a.r.t. employees. >> what could bring b.a.r.t. management back to the table to help end the strike. >> a look at how cool it's going to get in the bay area this week. abc7 news at 6:00 starts now. >>> good evening. i'm ama daetz. tonight, federal authorities are investigating how two b.a.r.t. employees died despite a strike that halted train service. sky 7hd -- we're looking at ground video but the train was stopped on the track after the accident, bat mile north of the walnut creek b.a.r.t. station. nick smith begins our live team coverage now to tell us what ntsb investigators found so far. reporter: you know, ntsb investigators in charge jim fouts finished speaking an hour ago. he says he wants

capital resumed at the and park rangers lifted derek haynes international memorials just in time for a group of students visiting from minnesota. >> we are thrilled. >> relief could be short-lived, extending the government for three more months. president obama expressed hope for the days ahead. >> let's work together to make government work better, instead of treating it like an enemy, or purposely making it work worse. met about a long- term fix. >> we believe there is common ground. >> we are going about regular order. >> the cost was $24 billion. there is a december deadline for a more prominent budget. .> thank u with the latest government crisis coming to an end, marylanders are sounding off about the bitter taste left behind by the shutdown. jennifer franciotti reports on the backlash lawmakers can expect. >> 81 -- >> when asked how concerned are you about the shutdown on the said we were80% worried. gibsonection time, larry says voters will remember the shutdown. things,s forget some but things that threaten social security checks, they will remember. things that threaten vet

> start every morning, every day, 6am to 10 eastern with al jazeera america. >> all right, darren haynes is here with sports. we have lots to talk about with nfl sunday. >> it's week 8 of the nfl season and the detroit lions and the dallas cowboys are very similar. both teams played their hearts out in detroit. first quarter lines with the rock, hello to calvin johnson because this boy put on a good game. takes the pass from mathew stafford. 86 yards before he is finally taken down on the dallas 3-yard line. megatron, 320 yards receiving, seven yards show of flipper anderson back in 1989. fourth quarter, here comes the cowboys. tony row rome romo. leaps up over the cowboys defense for the score, extra point, it's good, lions win a tight one, 31-30. calvin johnson talk to me. >> good note, bye week on a good note, first half of the season on a good note. to be able to come back, nobody thought we could pull it off in one minute. we had fire power. it's crazy, you know, shoot, we got one on one coverage, we were able to hit on a lot. i don't know what our percentages were but we were able

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joanie s to talk about it is audrey haynes -- joining us to talk about it is audrey haynes. thank you. guest: thank you, pedro. it has been great being with you. thanks to c-span for coming to kentucky. host: our next guest is governor steve beshear joanie s to talk about his state's experience. later on, how an extended shutdown could affect wall street. but first an update on news from c-span radio. russell gold and dan gilbert write the u.s. is overtaking russia as the largest producer of natural gas. it is reshaping markets and eroding the clout. out but has been surging in recent years, a comeback fueled by oil and natural gas that was unimaginable a decade ago. analysis of global data shows the u.s. is on track to pass rusher as the largest producer of oil and gas combined this year if it hasn't already. jobless numbers show the number of americans seeking unemployment benefits rose 1000 8000 andk to 300- hovering there six-year lows. president obama speaks this morning. he will be talking at a construction company just outside of washington. these are his first commen

he got onto some side roads into haynes street. it all starts today and lasts until july of next year. >> i'm just trying to drive around down there. that is where it goes. none that area. i think it is worth and have a casino there eventually. >> the city needs to relocate several underground utilities to accommodate the new casino. first infrastructure will be moved. >> the way the casino is being built is they will be building overgs and walkways streetwear underground facilities currently are. we need to move them from their location to a place where we can easily access them, either survey them or keep an eye on them to make sure that there is no issue. >> meanwhile maryland cost to rent -- maryland's trend quotation authority was to hear your thoughts on the pole lanes project. a public hearing is scheduled for tonight in bel air. the toll lanes will run from 895 north of route 43. in an update, baltimore city police identified the victim of a deadly shooting monday night. it happened before 10 p.m. in -- he died at of the sc

. >> darren haynes, a heartbreaking story darren. >> extremely tragic. football takes a back burner when other things like this happens, makes you think twice about what's important. >>> game 1 of the american league championship series starts tonight as the detroit tigers travel to boston to take on the white sox. the red sox are coming in red hot. >>> it is unusual to see texas unranked but took it to number 12 oklahoma today. the horns won this game 36-20. >>> and just getting started game 2 of the nlcs, cardinals and dodgers. the cardinals lead this best of seven series one game to nothing. >> darren, we'll see you coming up in just a moment. >> open for business, the government may be shut down but national parks and landmarks are opening up for business. terror bombing in boston, the first marathon since, the chicago marathon, keeping them safe. that's all i have an real money. victoria azarenko >> welcome back to al jazeera america. here are the top stories we're following this hour. in washington there's still no deal to end the government shutdo

darren haynes is here with sport. coach baum passes away. >> the n.f.l. lost a coaching legend. he was 90 years old. he served for 11 seasonses, six with the houston oilers during love you blue hay day and fight with the new orleans saints. he rebuilt them into a play-off team. he was known for his funny sense of humor and trademark cowboy hat. alex's rodriguez's appeal hearing say a-rod's camp is shelling out money for biogenesis documents. he said he authorized it in return for bio genersis documents. >> haynes, that's a look at sports headlines at this hour. >> thanks, darren. a common nuisance across north america and europe. now, there is a clever new way to fight back against canadian geese, of all things. >> every morning from 6 to 10am al jazeera america brings you more us and global news than any other american news channel. find out what happened and what to expect. >> start every morning, every day, 6am to 10 eastern with al jazeera america. that's all i have an real money. victoria azarenko . >>> welcome back to al jazeera america. i am jonathan betz. we want to go b

i am darren haynes. >> that's looking at sports headlines at this hour. >> thanks, darren.ll ahead on al jazeera america, thousands risk death to reach new lands and a chance for a better life. >>> welcome back to al jazeera america. here is a look at top stories on this sunday. a major magazine claims the u.s. has been tracking angela merk merkel's phone for years. some say president obama was told about it in 2010 but did not stop it. nsa is denying that. the syrian government files reports regarding poison gas and nerve gas. it was led by the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons ♪ sea change ♪ >> wrong and role legend lou reed has died. the 71-year-old was a major influence on music in the '60s and '70s. he is known for sweet jane, "perfect day" and "walk on the wild side". >>> al jazeera america is looking for desperate people around the world willing to risk everything for a better life. the u.n. says not since 1994 have there been so many refugees. war remains the number 1 cause. the u.n. says more than half come from five current trees: afghanistan, s

hayne and boulder brands. maybe we should start there. what about hayne? icon exited.e say that's a sign at the top. >> h an was one. that's not the question. the question is over the last ten years, health and wellness, how do we put our hands around as a country that issue called health care costs. 40% is lack of exercise, bad food, diabetes, and that -- where does that come from? how do you change that? the notion of organic natural and focusing everyone on the right way to anticipate how to stay healthy longer. so we look at the aging of the population. and -- right now, on a global basis, you have about 600 million children under the age of 4. we have 160 million born a year. how do we play that? we have 100 million people over the age of 80, over the age of 80, going to 400 million over the next 20 portion years. how do you play that and -- what kind of products and what do they want to consume? for example, we used to do diapers. okay. duh. have you -- not going the take over p&g. can't believe they split up p company. dipers are $36 billion business. and they a

delbert haynes was first commander in the civil war and later successful as joshua lawrence chamberlainin the civil war. after the war he was a governor of mississippi that carpetbag governors how they referred to him down south. he had done a great turbulent administration there and in fact once the democrats gain control of the mississippi legislature they threatened impeachment and rather than be at impeach delbert haynes resigned and went to northfield because his family operated a milling business they're in northfield. in fact the main part of town is e-mails square and the mill was jesse eames and sons and they operated that smell. today it's small to mail their so if you buy a serial it's it says northfield minnesota. this was very appealing. it has the money of a carpetbagger and jesse like the idea of writing out of town with thousands of dollars at belonged to this carpetbagger who had flocked to the north of the civil war. the date for the robbery september 7, night -- 1876. they ride in twos and threes and come from different directions. about 10:00 in the morning some of t

american civilization the beginning of the fall of the american civilization that's according to richard haynes with the c.e.o. of universal credit rating group in hong kong i'd like to think my other guess that ben harris editor in chief of business that news europe here in our studios in moscow and nick parsons head of the european and u.k. research national australia bank in london thank you very much to all i guess for sharing their insights in this ongoing story. coming up here on our t.v. a rare glimpse inside guantanamo. our correspondents have been given unique access to the infamous facility that's close to a decade of fia and fear we after the break we'll have more on that story do stay with us. the problem is that. everyone can only love god and. as u.s. decides to commit economic suicide it's like they've strapped on a suicide vest as a globe as an economy those who start braggers yeah i've been saying that for years your suicide banker their banking shot they stop on the boat they pull the plug and a blow up the world for their ideology of market fundamentalism the terrorists are g

abc's sara haynes is here. >> reporter: hard to imagine a professional athlete not being able to do something used to dunking. not diving. brandon bass is 6'8" and 280-pound forward for the boston celtics. hardwood is where he's comfortable. the water, not so much. >> i don't know how to swim myself. >> reporter: he decided on the best way to learn. a boston classroom. >> i think i can swim across the pool. >> reporter: since he was a child, bass has feared the water, but learning to swim was something that he knew he needed to do. >> drowning is the leading cause of death for kids from ages 1 to 4. >> reporter: why the 28-year-old athlete thinks it's so important to learn to swim. >> my son is one up on me. >> reporter: bass hopes to serve as an inspiration to all. >> i'm willing to learn how to swim. i think it will encourage kids and even their parents to learn how to swim. imagine when you see his arms out, his the whole class can fit under his wingspan. >> i had jake in the water when he was 12 months old. >> the pool, three strokes. >> his feet are probably like flipper. >> he's doing a

haynes and i set out and i learned a lot and haynes.aynes conception is that all great journalism really is storytelling. you want to tell his story and his conception for the 08 look was we want to write a narrative history of the 2008 campaign. and so that has always been in my mind the idea or the conception behind this. so the process of it is that i'm reporting in real-time and will writing for the "washington post," not everyday but many days. a lot of that reporting obviously in forms or shapes the backdrop of the foundation for a book. but at the same time i always -- i did a lot of interviews with the campaign people in particular and with some of the candidates and we will probably get into that discussion. some of those done on the condition that the contents of that interview not being revealed until the book is actually published. the idea of that is to try to get people to be candid and to the extent possible on the record in real-time is what happens after an election is there is a lot of revisionism that goes on and a ce

. >>> thank you very much to darren haynes for bringing us that wonderful story, jim hughes a superstar father, husband and super star in the game called life. >> it is touching. reminds us that we need to forge ahead despite whatever we are faced with. over in alaska small school is cultivating big-time talent. alaska has one sports team, but its cross-country ski program is home to the country's elite. >> in the hills above anchorage in the mud and mist there is some suffering going on. >> relax. remember when the suffering is coming in, come on. >> this is ski training on dirt, a workout designed to hurt and help. >> as soon as we tip it uphill we put stress on the heart, then you put a pair of polls in the hand. >> every painful step is closer to next year's winter olympics. >> it's not just any ski race, it's the ski race. >> these mornings when it's tough training, when there's bears in the wood and you are squared or it's raining, you -- scared or it's raining you think what am ill going to do that makes me stand on the line. >> this is the home base, alaska university, a tiny co

they were reported by audrey haynes, secretary of the cabinet for health. she was on c-span this morning. listen to what happened in kentucky. 117,000 unique visits to the kentucky insurance exchange. 109,000 prescreened to determine qualifications. 13,000 have already applied for health coverage. 8000 are complete. how about that? two days in kentucky. 8000 already successfully have made their applications and completed on the insurance exchange. i hope the senators from kentucky will take great pride in the response in their state to these insurance exchanges. in all seriousness, how are they going to go home and tell these 8000 people that they are not going to have health insurance? how can they explain to people in their state or any state why eliminating obamacare is in the best interest of working families anywhere? it is not. >> thank you. i want to thank my colleagues. yesterday we saw in the house, today in the senate, an attempt to move some piecemeal bills, fund this, fund that. they say, why don't we do that? we like nih, we like veterans, we l

. ♪ >>> ron, that means -- >> that is our sara haynes. >> that's all you got, ron?>> we'll talk. >> first up, one of the biggest sports stars in the world, lebron james has opened up about his family and career during a marathon twitter session with fans. he tweeted that his favorite thing to do in the off season is going home to akron, ohio, and chill out with his family. he also revealed his celebrity crushing as a kid. kelly and lisa from "saved by the bell." halle berry and jessica rabbit. a wonder what the appeal there was. inner beauty. would team james ever switch sports? turns out he wants to play one nfl game in his life. >> wide receiver. >> that's a bad idea. >> why? >> don't want to risk that. >> you just gave me that deer in the headlights look, dan. >> no, i would never. >> it's pop news, come on. it's your moment, take it. >> anyone who has seen the titanic movie will remember this scene when the band performs for the passengers as the ship sank. sadly none of the musicians survived but one of their violins did. plurked from the water a week after the

despite the closed signs we saw people playing volleyey ball at haynes point and someome tourists arehistory. park police are not aware of anyone being fined oror ticketed so far. >> the supreme court willll open on a normal schedule atch least for this week. >> also on the docket, housing scrim naitionz, government sanctioned prayer and the president's recess appointments. >> the impact can be seen in the race for virginia's new governor. >> the "washington post" reports he showed no intentions of responding to the request at his campaignn event this week in annandale. mccallive was on hand for the event. the campaign team says the candidate distanced himself him from cruz during the shutdown. group that operates a campaign to get the red skins to change its name is holding a symposium today.um >> it's being held at the same hotel where nfl owners are holding their meeting. >> good morning once again. the oneida nation has been trying for many years, campaigning to get the red skins to change its name.ame. they've even tried to get the trademark of the team canceled. o luck on there.

week 7 in the n.f.l., darren haynes is here. >> we have big games going on and big highlights.e will start it off. >> we can't say tom brady is playing with no names anymore. the activation of rob gronkowski. he had multiple surgeries on his back and forearm. there is gronk suited and booted. it looks like gronkowski was never gone. gronkowski for the 30-yard reception and they would score make it a 7-7 ball game. the rookie quarterback with a big boo boo there. pass and intercepted by logan ryan. patriots with a 14-7 lead and in control. second quarter brady hands off to ridly. and h he goes 17 yards untouched into the end zone. the pats go into the locker room up 21-10. this is something you don't see every day. tom brady with a miscue and throws a pick fix to allen. and the jets creeping back into this one, people. later begi gino smith. and the crowd chanting gino. the thithis one will go into ove and let's go home. the jets end a six game losing streak against the patriots 30-27. jets, jets, jets buffalo at miami. they throw to the wrong wrong cd jersey. and they take it t

our darren haynes is the courageous young man who continues to pursue the game. >> i was watching the game. it was just another play. >> i could tell hear the sound. >> i didn't know it was him first. >> he lifted up his leg and it was like hanging there. >> on october 19th, 2012 in the small town of warren, montana, it was the final season of the football league. when tony suffered a broken leg. >> when they did the surgery and took some muscle i know then they were headed down the path that it wasn't good. >> they had my mom and dad break the news that he would have to have a limp leg or never use the leg again or have an amputation. he chose the amputation. >> after six surgeries, he realized life will not be the same. >> having to accept that right there it's just hard. the doctor came in right away and was explaining to me everything i was going to be able to and wasn't going to be able to. i don't think i'll be ever able to play football again, but there's other options. i thought to myself you know watch me. >> after the doctors gave the okay to go home, koni gave himself the o

. >> larry haynes and ray hollowell are professional cameramen. find these guys in a studio or on a set. this is their office. the world famous bonsai pipeline on the north shore of oahu, hawaii. >> the bonsai pipeline is the "a" zone. i mean, this is the creme de la creme, one of the gnarliest waves on the planet. >> it's pretty much the most dangerous wave in the world. you have to be on top of your game to even think about paddling out to the pipe. >> this jagged reef, big rocks down there. it could knock you out. i've had really good friends that's died out there. >> dangerous work. the footage larry and ray capture makes these guys, the surfers, look like the daredevils. but make no mistake, as each 20-foot wall of white water crashes down with bone crushing force, there's an adrenaline rush for the guys behind the lens, too. >> the swell comes from very deep water. it hits the pipeline, it hits a shallow reef, with such power, it creates the huge barrel. to get in that barrel and make it in the barrel and to get spit out is the ultimate euph

. >> dominick haynes in cairo tonight. >>> a suicide bombing in syria leaves 40 people dead, most of them civilians in hama. police say the bomber packed 1.5 tons of explosives into the truck. it left a massive crater in the ground and scorched almost everything around it. the syrian state tv blamed terrorists for the attack. that's how they describe the rebel forces. the syrian observatory for human rights said the attack was targeting an army checkpoint. >>> a suicide bomber killed 55 people at a baghdad cafe today. more than 45 others were hurt. police say the explosion was one of six suicide bombing attacks in one day all in the anbar province. >>> there will be a state funeral for the hundreds of african migrants killed trying to reach the shore. families so moved they wanted to give strangers a dignified burial. a >> reporter: as they often do on sundays, they visit their family maz lee yum at the local cemetery. this time their flowers are for the dead they never met but with buried next to their closest friends. moved by recent events, they offered burial plots to a woman and

i am darren haynes. >> that's sports. >> of the highlights, darren, thank you. >>> flooding is a constant concern for the city of venus. new engineering technology may block high rising waters before they can cause problems. claudia lavunga reports >> reporter: rising to the surface after decades of planning, this is what should save a world heritage site from rising sea levels. the first four mobile gates of a system of barriers built to protect the city of venus from high tid es were tested on saturday. when completed in 2016, 78 will be raised from the bottom of the lagoon to stop tides from reaching the city. chief engineer says the barriers will protect venice without taking away all of its trademark high waters. >> venice, when the water reaches 80 centimeters above sea level but we are going to close it only when it is one meter and 10 above sea level. otherwise, we will be obliged too much times. 1.10, asked to close five times. 80 september meters will oblige more than 50 feet three times a dear. this will affect the ecosystem an the port authority. >> many rising sea levels and

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i'm darren haynes, and that's a look at sports. >> and also earned her $100,000 and a $40,000 bonus and probably an endorsement deal out of this. that was her personal best by the way. >> maybe some new shoes and other stuff like that. >> one could only hope. >>> stay tuned. at the top of the hour, comic books go to war, but first, tonight meteorologist rebecca stevenson has the forecast up next. my name's nicole deford and i'm >>> today was the last day, the final day of the austin city limits music fest, and it got canceled because of flooding, because of rain. very heavy rainfall. in fact, we're talking about a foot in a 12-hour period. we have downtown austin report over 10 inches of rainfall today. from the storms that are coming up from the south-southwest. now, you may be looking that direction and say, that's coming out of the el paso area, even farther down towards mexico. that's right. this is a tropical storm sitting in the pacific that is pushing up a lot of moisture into texas, and we've been seeing significant rainfall. we had a daily rain record of 3.15 inches for austin,

your other two picks are haynes celestial and freeport. got to leave it there.nks very much for joining us. >> happening now, president obama set to nominate jay johnson as the next homeland security secretary. out to john harwood who is at the white house. what do we know about this guy? >> former top lawyer at the defense department. he is a former partner in a big new york city law firm, past donor to president obama. that's drawn some fire from senate republicans today. but we don't expect a difficult confirmation for jay johnson as the dhs secretary, succeeds janet inapproprianapolitano. he has solid credentials legally and in defense as having served at the pentagon. >> thank you very much, john harwood. joining us live there from washington. coming up, google is the nurrest member of the -- newest member of the thousand dollar club and currently responsible for about half the gains in the s&p today. is the search giant lost its cool kid factor. we'll debate that. the video game business may have been left for dead, but we're about to tell you why it is su

east and, audrey haynes, kentucky secretary of health and family services talked about her states health care exchange. 8:45 a.m., kentucky governor steve beshear discussing his support of health care law. 915, a preview of the debt ceiling debate with phil mattingly from bloomberg news. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] host: it was at the white house john president obama told boehner that he was open to discussion but only if the house passes a clean spending bill and visited that limit. house speaker john boehner said they will continue on their efforts to pass narrow bills to open smaller portions of government vomit abandoning the effort to delay the full implementation of the affordable care act. we want to get your reaction to what has been going on

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policy a new report by christoph haynes the un's special rapporteur on extrajudicial that's the arbitrary summary executions challenges the lack of transparency in the u.s. is growing use of drones and the threat they pose to civilian life and international law it is report haines blasts drone strikes known as double tap strikes double tap or a second strike follows the first to kill the rescuers and apparently this is a tactic the. the u.s. is using in its drone war and again says that it's a war crime and we're still doing it goes on to question the international legality of drone strikes altogether and highlights the civilian toll that these strikes take pains also so that because of these targets are not brought to trial but instead executed drone strikes defy basic notions of humanity and i had. a young woman from pakistan said to president obama a couple of days ago over the weekend there was a drone strikes are making terrorists is there an issue here where perhaps we have agreement in times like this i fold up all my old teacher george mcgovern i learned a lot from him when he tau

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darrin haynes has this story. >> what if someone told to you achieve a goal, you have to visualize ittold you there's an athlete who achieved everything, seeing nothing? >> slide! slide! slide! >> you have to listen very carefully to the ball beeping. the job of the pitcher is to throw the ball level and you have a level swing, and then you run to the base that buzzes. >> people come down and watch. it they're like how does a blind person play baseball, and they're in awe. >> oh! see ya! >> getting dirty, going after a ball. if it hit me in the face, i'm like yeah, i got it. that means i'm going to put them out. i was ready to sacrifice my body from the get go. i just fell in love with the sport. >> before 13 of the long island bombers were legally blind or visually impaired, they had the chance to see and remember the simple things in baseball, such as what a baseball diamond or baseball glove looks like. except for jim hughes, who was too young to remember the things we see every day. >> i think losing my vision at three was -- i think made the road a little easier to be honest with

>> with that, let me ask senator haynes, who was gracious enough to -- gracious enough to give the remainderf his time. >> thank you to panel number two. this is a gift to us, and i'm sorry there is so much turmoil, but this is positive to be swearing in a new senator. that is why many members -- the written testimony is superb, so we do well with ambassador half, gelb, theand lesie president of the council on foreign relations. i will wait until you finish those questions until i determine estimate of us need to go to the floor. corker, thank you for that information. iam delighted that you think can say something on your deliberations for what is surely a problem, this problem of syria. bit, inompress things a the interest of time. the chemical weapons framework agreement recently arrived at this and was blessed by the united nations security council, this is most definitely a good thing. we have news this morning that syria has beaten the deadline, for the destruction of its production facilities, much clark's problem at its root is not an arms control problem. chemicals are the tip of a

darrin haynes joins us now with the highlight. >> there's no better way to end week four of the nfl season to have two of the remaining undefeated teams play each other. to new orleans, second quarter, up 7-3, make that 14-3, drew bries up top to graham, but brees was just warming up. under a minute to go in the first half, brees hits darrin sproles for six. third quarter, land and go to graham, brees with four highway passing yards, the 10th team he has thrown for 400 or more yards in a game, the second most in nfl history, behind dan marino. >> every time we touched the ball, we are going to go out and get points. i felt the run game was starting to get going in the second half. we never let up. got big plays in the passing game. the big guys up front did a heck of a job, spread the ball around quite a bit. jimmy and darrin had good nights. it was a great team win, the defense playing phenomenal. everything that could have gone wrong for us last year went wrong. we're having the ball bounce our way this year, but also we're playing good football. >> the. race and texas rangers finished t

but carl comes into these situations and i don't know how much upside there is but haynes, we just hadnd look what happen happened. >> let's get to bob pisani. >> people talking about some grand bargain out there. i know. it's still not dead. some junior senator in ohio was trying to put together a deal whereby you increase the debt ceiling, end the shutdown, maybe approve the keefestone pipeline. a lot of other people think w l will -- let's concentrate on things we have some real added value in. that's where i'm comfortable. the there. >> i tell you what i want to know, will they change the aluminum guidance? they said it would be up 7%. aerospace is fantastic, 9% to 10%. some of the automotive is 1% to 4%. commercial transport, you see that number? 3% to 8%? that's been doing great recently. the hope here, it's a long shot, maybe they'll raise that number. if they do, they can make a significant difference in the guidance. this has been an underperformer for ages. aluminum has under performed the material sector, the turl sector has underperformed the s&p 500. the s&p is up somethin

. >> jp says don't worry about haynes. >> i'm with them on this. this is a my mobile stock.hey all trade the same. >> and they reinstate hertz. >> i think it's probably right to pull the trigger. >> what's up tonight? >> i'm trying to do some companies that are literally ahead of the game. this is a company -- you know, i have to -- there's too much politics to not have someone who knows politics more than anyone. this man, chris matthews, an old friend, "tip and reagan," he did that book. i'm going to talk about how we compromised before hard right and hard left before. maybe he can offer some light. >> we'll see you tonight, 6:00 p.m. eastern time. >> simon is here with a look at what's coming up. >> we'll have david faber's exclusive interview with kyle bass live from texas. and we'll weigh in on the debt debate and is it all really kfc in china. that and more in the second hour of "squawk on the street." i love having a free checked bag with my united mileageplus explorer card. i've saved $75 in checked bag fees. [ delavane ] priority boarding is really important to us.

remember the way he took profits in hayne.e surprised if he does the same thing with netflix. as i said, you're not going to be able to have any -- it's not going to be clear when he gets out of the rest because of his filing situation. but, you are know, sometimes we hear enough managers come on cnbc and say i just had a big gain. you know what, i'm taking some off because i believe in giving -- that losing a gain -- in other words, giving back any sort of profit is a sin. boy, icahn is so old school, it's refreshing. >> yeah. it's amazing, too, how much he made in that name versus how much he spent on dell and didn't make that much money. that deal, by the way, closing any moment now as we head toward the end of this month. jim, stand by. i know we're going to come back to you in a bit. we want to get to this big reit deal today, something you're interested as well. american reality capital to acquire cole real estate, about a $6 billion deal when you don't include debt, $11.2 billion overall. that's the name i wanted to foc

>>brian: steven haynes brought up last night benjamin netanyahu must have gotten pressure from presidentis why he used the illustration in his speech yesterday. >> we have close relations with the american administration. >>steve: thank you very much. >>brian: thank you. >>steve: it is exactly 20 minutes now after the top of the hour on this wednesday. coming up, the tragedy gripped the entire nation. a gunman murdered five little girls inside an amish schoolhouse. remember that? that man's wife has never spoken until now, and she will join us next. >>brian: this guy pretended to be a c.i.a. agent one day a week, collecting near $1 million in salary. he never did, never was. but he got the money. how did it happen? stay tuned. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] there will be more powerful storms. that's why there's new duracell quantum. only duracell quantum has a hi-density core. and that means more fuel, more power, more performance than the next leading brand. new duracell quantu trusted everywhere. nice car. sure is. make a deal with me, kid, and you can have the car and everything that goes a