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overall a lot of work for the administration and the hous whie house. >> tell us what the white house has planned, paul? >> so tomorrow night vice president bide someone having senators over to dinner to his house. five republican senators, and on monday susan rice, national security advic adviser will be g a speech. richelle? >> a great wrap up, we have an intense few days ahead. >>> according to a new gallup poll support for action abroad has decreased since prior engagement. only 36% favor military action in syria and 51% oppose. stay with us for the latest on this story. we'll have th president obama's address on tuesday. >>> today millions are still unbuild employed. the market is still on the mend. >> five years ago this month america and the world edged to the economic abyss. on september 7, 2008, warning sirens sounded when the government took over fannie mae and freddie mac. financial titans were macing big bets on the homing prices. one week later lehman brothers collapsed triggering a global freeze on credit followed by a government takeover by aig. overnight the recession

3 women died when their hou burst into flames overnightd the worst part is -- the won were >>> good evening. it was a horrific scene. 3 women died when their house burst into flames overnight. and the worst part is the women were fighting their way out. the women believed to be sisters in their 60s and 70s, they died in their home on demoggio avenue >>> >> reporter: this is the smoke detector that may of given three women the precious few seconds they needed to get out of this house alive. >> it appears all 3 succumbed to the toxics and smoke. >> reporter: there were several 911 phone calls, by then, the house was in flames. they found one woman in the back bread. >> all three were found -- back bedroom. >> they were all found in a position where it looked like they were trying to get out of the home. the two in the kitchen was tried to get to a second exit. >> reporter: when the firefighters found the women they brought them outside and tried to save their lives. >> it was determined all three had passed away at the scene. >> they were nice people. i don't know why it had to happen to them

to the floor had operated when ronald reagan was the president with the democrats controlling the e houwe never would have gotten to a vote on ronald reagan's budget. it is obvious there are votes there to pass this budget right now th democrats andan republicans voting for it, but is it headading off the cliff? >> the so-called rule is a self- imposed rule by republicans themselves, and john boehner is the one observing that rule. he ought not to do t that, but e is in an a awful position. he has week after week, day after day, ad nauseam, said that the president has to negotiate with them, but he cannot negotiate with his own caucus. how does the president sit down with john boehner and negotiate anything wn whenever john boehner tries to negotiate may not stick? charles said rightly if the republicans were smart, and i think i am quoting you correctly, if the republicans are e smart they would pass a continuing resolution. what ds that say about the house republicans? maybe they are not so smartt because when john boehner came to them with the suggestion, let's take our fight to the

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it stands no passage in the democratically control led hous. >>> the secretary of state gave her first big interview since leaving government. she is weighing the issue. she's pragmatic and realistic, enquote. she says she's in hurry to decide. >>> overseas in captain of the "costa concordia" back in court just days after the capsized luxury liner was hoisted upright. captain francesco schettino was in court. he could face 20 years in prison if convicted. >>> the possibility of the death paenlt in the boston marathon poming case. dzhokhar tsarnaev is accused of helping his brother plant three pressure cooker bombs. >>> all right, today marks the first full day of fall. parts of northern california looked like it skipped a season entirely. the final day of summer looked more like december in the sierra nevada. four inches of snow took people by surprise, braving the snow in shorts and t-shirts. >>> time for the werth across the nation. maine and northern new england can expect showers. along the gulf coast of new orleans, tallahassee areas could see up to 2 inches of rain. the only rain

hou it's scattered cloud cover. c can't see the stars if you are looking for them. there are a few light showers and sprinkles to the south and west. f you areible i manassas, culpepper, fredericksburg. this system is moving quickly ti the east.ast. we should gradually see more sunshine here as we work to thet morning hours and another nice afternoon. words, butg up the the word today is pleasant, 76. >> pleasant afternoon. >> i'm going to count how much times you use it today. >> well, that's the word of the day. >> jewely off so we have steve weapon a look at your commute. >> a pleasant ride around the area. looks pretty good. here wety g are at 2730.730 right now wide open no problems on 270 down to the beltway. on the beltway coalsville road, silver spring looking. good outer loop to the american legion bridge it's not a problem right now.. 66 in centreville here we are near route 28. a lot more pavement than vehicles. there's a work zone west of there on 66 westbound near 17 marshall which is blocking the lane until 7:00 but it's westbound and not causing a pro

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the city acknowledges it has led to nummer hous projects that have not been completed because of either insufficient funds, poor contractors or neglectful property owners. the city says the ordinance will most likely apply to only future projects which is somewhat disappointing. >> i think it's good they implemented something. it may not affect this particular project which means we know this can't happen again. wish it did affect this. >> reporter: the planning commission will draft an ordinance but it most likely won't be voted on until 2014. back to you. >>> a grass fire in southern california is threatening several homes right now. the fire started yesterday evening just before 6:00 in the san gabriel mountains. so far, it's burned nearly 200 acres. it's only 5% contained. evacuations were ordered late last night but fire crews say so far, the fire is mostly burning in the angeles national forest away from homes. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. >>> and federal researchers are working on a system to measure wildfires. they say it will be similar to the way earthqu

>>> time now for sunday hou housecall. joining us this morning, dr. marc siegel. associate professor of medicine at the nyu langal medical center, also author of the inner pulse, unlocking the code of sickness. >> and dr. subody. we start with the really important topic, has to do with alzheimer's. they actually say there's a new brain scan that can not only diagnose alzheimer's in a living person but can also track it as it's in your brain. dr. siegel, this sounds great, but it's also kind of frightening if you are told you have alzheimer's. >> first, we're talking about a global pandemic, an epidemic. they're saying alzheimer's is now a global epidemic. they're expecting 14 million cases by 2050. it's on the rise. that doesn't mean everybody who comes to see me who is forgetful, who can't make daily decisions has this. it could be a b-12 deficiency, stress, medications, several different factors. >> what do we look for? >> we look for a consistent change in everyday behavior. with decision making, especially with memory loss. you can't decide, you lose your car

three security officers and set more than 100 buildings on fire including government buildings and hous i military officer i spoke to this morning said many are red following the attack but can't give specific numbers. what he is telling me is that the rebels, like you said set the roadblocks on the highway linking other neighboring states and started willing drivers and passengers in vehicles. including people trying to stop the violence that day. so the insurgents, the military said responded to the distress calls by the people and then attacked the insurgents on the road and on the pay highway before they escaped. he said if that attack. the military killed many of them. locals are saying more than 150 insurgents came in fair vehicles. >> ahmed, give us a bigger picture of the situation there. as i understand there were more security personnel on the ground specifically for their, what is the picture there now? >> reporter: well, there has been a state of emergency declared in three states, including where the attack took place and a neighboring state where another attack took place

. >>> time now for "sunday hou housecall" and joining us is dr.hief of robotic surgery. >> good morning. >> also dr. marc siegel is here, associate professor of medicine at nyu. good to ssee you. >> good to see you. >> hope everyone is well. >> welcome back. >> thank you. great to be with you. i'm going to start with this brand new study that questions the brain benefits of omega-3s. those are the acids most likely found in

after many thought it had been resolved, certainly you would have to say the republican controlled housf representatives is doing that with respect to the affordable care act obama care, we are a year after the election when mitt romney said he would repeal obama care priority number one and the voters decided to reelect president obama think that go issue was solved. not so much as far as the republicans are concerned. and if you really look at the possibility of the government shutdown at the end of the month if the republicans don't extra highs, that could happecompromi. >> we are not a dead beat nation, we are a companionate nation, we are the world's bedrock investment and doing anything to threaten that is the height of irresponsibility. that's why i will not negotiate over the full faith and credit of the united states. i will not allow anyone to harm this country's reputation or threaten to inflict economic pain on millions of our own people just to make an ideological point. >> reporter: now, that's president obama talking about the second opportunity that republicans see to ta

>>> time now for "sunday hou housecall" and joining us is dr. david samadi, chief of robotic surgery. >> good morning. >> also dr. marc siegel is here, associate professor of medicine at nyu. good to ssee you. >> good to see you. >> hope everyone is well. >> welcome back. >> thank you. great to be with you. i'm going to start with this brand new study that questions the brain benefits of omega-3s. those are the acids most likely found in fatty fishes and nuts. they have been tied in this new study to brain boosting. some of us do aim to be smarter, but most of us don't want to have demencha, so can we do anything to boost our brain, give us more brain power? >> the simple answer to that is to exercise your brain. so you want to be active. you want to make sure the same exercise you do for your body and muscles, you do the same by reading, puzzle solving, and getting engaged and playing cards, et cetera. those are everyday kind of things you can do. when it comes to omega-3 fatty acids, we have spoken so many times about this. it's time to put it

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i think ralph said it's designed to fail and i agree with him, germany has created 4 hou, thousand jobs just in the last couple of years, 400 billion dollars in cash flow, these are things we need to have a conversation about before we make more decision, time is short. >> thank you, john rizzo, sierra club. then elizabeth clevner. >> thank you, president torres and commissioners. the sierra club has been critical before you and critical before lafco in the past when having this rate discussion, however, we feel that the rate set before you are fair and the pricing structure that the staff is talking about is reasonable and within the realm of meeting pg&e's rates in a competitive way, especially when you factor in the rate increases that pg&e is planning. the power is clean, every environmental group, every major environmental group backs the state of california's definition of what clean energy is and this is what is being provided in the short term, what shell would provide, so you know, that is certified by the state of california. i want to address a little bit what was misrepresen

what is the path forward from he, john, for avoiding a shutdown, and what's the likelihood that the hou will send another spending bill back to the senate with some condition that the senate is not likely to accept such as a delay in the individual mandate requiring coverage -- insurance coverage under obamacare? >> well, the earlier the house gets the bill back from the senate and since they're now talking to -- about senate passage on friday rather than sunday, the greater the chance is the house will come up with a strategy that involves sending another condition back. it could be a delay in the individual mandate, it could be something like a repeal of the medical device tax that's part of obamacare. part of the democrats' initial hope was if ted cruz talked through the weekend, the house wouldn't have any time and would be up against the september 30th deadline and would need to extend funding. so it's not entirely clear yet. we've got several votes to go and several days to go, but i think the smartest bet at this point, tyler is that it is not likely that we're going to have a sh

congas to whether or not president obama will be permitted the option after lawn thing a miles an houaryt syria, this type of strike while it may not nonchalant from the israeli point of view is intended to send a message to israel's neighbors they are prepared and equipment to defend itself. >> paul in gentlema jerusalem. thank you very much. al jazeera has continuing coverage of the ongoing crisis in syria we invite you to stay updated 24 hours a day with the help of aljazerra.com. children across the country are heading back to classes today, but in bankrupt detroit, that is not the case, dozens of shuttered schools are being sold off to hepa leave 80 the strain on the city's cash-strapped school district. and the latest technology on your wrist. samsung is said to unveil it's new smart watch. ♪ ♪ components of the aljazz mission. >> there's more to america, more stories, more voices, more points of view. now there's are news channel with more of what americans want to know. >> i'm ali velshi and this is "real money." this is "america tonight." sglovrjs our -- >> our news coverage

francisco has served as a model for health care reform nationally, as this transition happens, we know hou,backer thousands of workers will receive limited or no action under obama care, now that health care is a mandate, it's important that employers contribute to helping their workers in paying health insurance. when healthy san francisco is drafted, the employer spending requirement in san francisco's health care security ordinance was always meant to help workers access what would otherwise be unaffordable health care and nothing about obama care changes this reality. we can't allow healthy -- health care security ordinance to be undermined by a few businesses that are trying to avoid their responsibilities, to workers, the patrons and the workers of san francisco, our office looks forward to working alongside of all of those to benefit from the ordinance and that it serves our community, thank you. >> thank you very much, next speaker. >> supervisors, thank you, ian lewis, hotel and restaurant workers local 2, i want to address renewed attack we saw in the paper recently in the spendi

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majority leader harry reid will strip out the obamacare and send the billl back to the house.ck to the houot fund the government becausec of the actions taken by senator cruz of texas and senator lee of utah.ut they are trying to slow this slh down and create a politicalal crisis. >> the senate measure would keek the government operating through the 15th but house speaker john boehner said the house will not accept a bill that doesn't d take away money for the health t care law.careaw so if the house then goes back b and makes changes, it still hasl to go back to the senate and sen with all of this back and forth, they can really just run out off time. >> does not look good.oo >> something i don't think thehi american people would appreciatt very much.ve muc >> thanks, sherri, appreciate ai it. >> some crucial support for terry mcauliffe. this comes days after he and opponent held a debate before the senate. >> there are two great things happening in the region today,od northern virginia, the georgeire washington presidential libraryb opens in mount vernon, the t $106 million project desig

buried the hous house. filled the bedroom full of mud. luckily came up fv here. >> president signed a federal emergency declaration to help pay for the stories. >> same story in california with an ice storm. for two days these 2 women were hunker down in a tent white out conditions. flooding around them and cell phone shy. the experienced climber tested they needed help and provide coordinate of the location. park service was organizing another rescue effort for them today when the 2 women hiked out on their own. they kept their head. >> before forecast nice around here but changes coming. >> fall lake changes coming our way. >> still mild summer lick but getting cooler soon and maybe a hit with ran fall in our 7 day forecast. all is quiet right now. roof top camera at ab 7. under mainly clear sky just coastal fog beginning to push in towards the bay. 57 degrees right now in san francisco. 60 oakland redwood city, 64 awise in this area. 57 at half moon bay. golden gate bridge from the golden gauge bridge. other readings are 61. 59 novato.

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meanwhile we've got the ncaa and they didn't have to investigate, current tail behalf of heufnlt texa hou, foster agreed to film because he wants to draw attention to the rules of the ncaa, for amateur athletes he deems they are truly unfair. whether or not the ncaa will open the book on the are tvols time, has yet to be determined. but the texans running back said he didn't feel he did anything wrong. well the first two weeks of the nfl is already in the tobaccos and we get a better picture of teem identities now. we get to look at contenders and pretenders. fortunately for the 0 and 2 buccaneers they look like the latter, our john henry smith talked with sherea williams. who is likely to go first, coach or qb? >> you got to give the coach more than two years, josh freeman is in the last year of his contract. he is certainly playing his way out of town. in this last five games, he has four touchdowns and 11 interceptions, 30th rated passer. he is not playing very well. this is his las year in tampa b. so far the question is is this greg schiano's last year in tampa bay? two games two fou

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i don't have too much faith in the leaders of the republican party when they leave the white hous wet's original plan was dead on arrival. they come out saying that they are for the action that the president has sponsored when they know that the will vote no. i hope the republican leaders get some spine and start doing what they are supposed to do and be the loyal opposition and pushed back when the president is wrong. lou: we're not hearing from the republican party on a host of issues, for example, job creation. we hear about cutting regulation , cutting taxes, smaller government. we are not hearing real ideas about creating jobs. the and not hearing an engagement on that. it is difficult to me to understand why the speaker of the house still has his job. we have about 20 seconds. >> i did think that he made a good point which is to emphasize the potential of energy production. this is the bright spot in the american economic recovery and is something that the president's policies will seek. lou: that is the way that speaker keeps his job? of right. >> small victories when you can'

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right now the way forward in our step-by-step approach is to get votes on the floor of the hou for thosewith this serious matter which may be receding at ast temporarily based upon this new initiative with the russians and that continuing resotion and the debt limit which comes sometime behind and the defunding of obamacare, that has taken a lot of time in september. but we hope that in october -- we will get these bills on the floor. they have strong support and will pass and will show the american people of the house republicans have a coherent plan to address all three areas of immigration reform. enforcement, legal reform, and finding the appropriate legal status for people who are not lawful year. but enforcement has got to come first. it cannot make the same mistakes. in easy path with citizenship was given to nearly 3 million people and then they wer promised new employer sanctions, new enforcement, new enforcement at the border. most of that has been in the breach, the promise in the breach. the connecticut down that path again. lou: thank you very much. chairman of the house jud

military sound like a mercenary force during his testimony for the tot hou the house foreign ai committee. listen to this. >> with respect to to arab countries offering to bear costs and assist with answers, profoundly yes, they have. that offer is on the table. >> our next guest hasn't been persuaded by the president nor today the arguments of secretaries kerry and hagel or general dempsey, irrespective of his decision. here to discuss the hearing, congressman ted yoho a member of the house foreign affairs committee. congressman, great to have you with us. it was interesting, listening to general dempsey be concise, i was thinking i'd rather he be more expansive and the others perhaps before the committee be less so. your reaction to today's hearing. >> my reaction today -- the reaction today is it didn't change my opinion. i see no need to get involved in a civil war, a sectarian civil war in another country. especially a muslim to muslim civil war. what happens when you have western include in that, it just changes the whole dynamics. this is a civil war that has gone on for three and

as much as 6 inches of rainfalling in the last 12 hou hours. jim joins us live from boulder, colorado. what's the latest tonight? >> reporter: the john, as you see, si it is raining here heav. we have new numbers. the latest numbers now, two people dead here. one person still missing. nose numbers may change overnight. road behind me is closed just under the north side right now. this one like so many others are closed here. all the mountain canyons are closed. many going in to the mountains. they are closed because of damage to the roadways. we've had 12 dams that are over topped. by that, i mean the water crusted over the top of those tkapls it idams. tonight the rain just keeps oncoming. september can be one of colorado's sunnyest and driest months but a series of non-stop rainstorms is devastating boulder county. massive flash flooding caused homes to collapse, reached dozens dams and buckled roads along a colorado sun range. hardest hit are the foothills afternoon poulder. poulder. >> this is not your ordinary day. it is not an ordinary di

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bill today to make it easier on low income workers to raise the minimum wage in california to $10 an houtly $8. he will sign the bill today in oakland this morning. >>> america's manufacturers got a little busier last month. let's chat about it. kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks joins us on this wednesday. good morning. >> reporter: some good economic news to start the day off. the commerce department reports that durable goods orders in august rebounded after a terrible july. up .1%. they were down over 8% the month before. core capital goods which is a key gauge for business investment and things like computers, machinery, up 1.5% after a big drop the prior month. automakers continue to do well. their orders up 2.4% the biggest gain in six months. amazon is launching some new tablets. the kindle fire hdx a refresh of the current line-up. the 7" and 8.9" versions will not only be thinner but they will also be faster, better resolution. they will also include a new feature, window can pop up on the screen where a live customer service rep will be there to answer any issues tha

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