stokeley had been inactive tyhe week before..n the firsr three games, he caught 9 passes for 79 yards.. with the mighty green bay packers coming in this suny, some pertinent injury news to share.. their al pro linebacker cla mathews won't be with them.. he's going to miss a month with a broken thumb.. he broke it sunday against the lions.. mathews already has three sacks and 18 tackles on the season.. the packers come to baltimore on sunday and you can e it right here on fox 45... aaron rodgers against the ravens defense at 1 o'cloc..ly on fox 45... college football... towson remains unbeaten and number 3 in the fcs national rankings ...and their superstar continues to pile up the accolades.. running baxck terrance west has been named caa offensive player of the week...the third e he's been so honored this season and the 10th of his career.. last week against against new hampshire, west, who went to baltimore;s northwestern high, rushed for 238 yards and three touchdowns.. . towson libacker telvion clark named caa defensive playe

this law definitely said congress can't regulate inactivity. now, if congress had some sort of other purchase mandate, this would probably be there. the medicaid spending's probably more sail credibility. but i think what court recognizes is -- the rehnquist court is not over. the court said we are willing to police the bounds where the congress can and can't do. we will watch that line, and we are make sure it's enforced. and i think that shifted our constitutional gestalt, the way we look at the constitution, the way we look at federalism, the way we look at the enumerated rights, this notion that the structural contentions of our constitution as bulwarks of freedom was evident. and i think we've seen that in the voting rights case, the idea that the sovereignty of the states actually does matter. going forward, we will see this rhetoric picked up. in the bond case also, this is a case coming up this term about the ability of congress to amend their laws based on foreign treaties and expand their powers. i think we're going to see a nice narr

by this body's own action, or inaction, it has shown over and over that either these projects aren't as important as some claim or that congress is spending money on improvements without much thought. every dollar we waste is a dollar that could be spent to help the american people and a dollar we wouldn't need to borrow against our children and grandchildren's future. if these projects aren't enough, important enough for taos ensure the completion on time and within budget, then we probably shouldn't have authorized it in the first place. thank you, mr. chairman. i yield two minutes to have my time to my colleague, mr. lumen that will of oregon. -- mr. blumen thall of oregon. the chair: does the gentleman reserve? mr. bent voleyow: i reserve. the chair: for what purpose does the gentleman from west virginia seek recognition? mr. rahall: mr. chairman, i do rise in opposition. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. rahall: i do seek the time in opposition. throughout the process of developing this water resources bill, chairman shuster has done a remarkable job of

we hope the president will choose negotiation over crisis, leadership over inaction. >> what we want to do is offer the president today the ability to move, a temporary increase in the debt ceiling in agreement to go to conference for the budget for his willingness to discuss with us. >> both sides seem open to at least a six week extension to how much money the government can borrow. there is no firm language in place or a timeframe of when a vote in congress would take place. the gop wants to raise the debt limit. democrats say no deal until the government is back open to business. many fear the damage to the republican party could be permanent unless something is done soonerer rather than later. >>> in state houses across the nation governors are taking action. some want permission to reopen national parks. the obama administration has green lighted the idea but says those four states, colorado, south dakota, utah and wyoming must use their own money. state officials say the closings are costing them hundreds of thousands of dollars a day. >>> this morning the senate famed ohio cl

when he began his run for president, then-senator obama had his law license placed on inactive statustory was circulated on chain e-mails and blogs for years. and if you look, a website called birther report said the inactive license didn't pass the smell test. how do these conspiracies become accepted like fact on the far right? >> you know, nothing about this kind of thing, reverend sharpton, is brand new. this populism has moved across this country since its inception. you have people who believe they work hard every day and they don't want their tax dollars to go to those other people to support their way of life. so you see someone like barack obama rise to the presidency. the very embodiment of all of their fears. a man of color, a man who has a certain strain of compassionate way about him in terms of rising tide lifts all boats. let's invest in everybody, let's give everybody the same fair start. that starts to break down the walls of privilege in this country. those are the very walls that a lot of people fear being broken down because they fear if i get an opportunity, they

what happens when people are physically inactive when they're young is they don't develop as much bone mass, and then as you get older you lose bone mass nif tablly. because people are physically inactive, they're more likely to fall below the threshold that causes osteoporosis. today more than a third of women over the age of 50 get osteoporosis. but that disease didn't use to exist. >> you say comfortable chairs are hurting us. >> i'm sitting on a comfortable chair right now. comfort is nice. i'm not opposed to comfort. just because something is comfortable doesn't mean it's good for you. this chair i'm sitting in isn't actually good for me. in moderation, of course, it's not a bad thing. the problem is too many people spend too much time sitting. you can spend your whole day sitting and never raising your blood pressure or heart rate. if you do that endlessly day in and day out. >> say chewing gum is not bad because it makes our mouth and teeth work in ways they were meant to. we have about 30 seconds left. what do you think humans will evolve to? will we see any kind of biological

inaction, you know, when i play sports, i don't wear a cup. i need a quart. this is the sporreport. ...nation, are you ready for soe football! ( cheers and applause ) well, good, because i don't think football is. because the cranium coddlers out there keep ruining the game. new penalties for violating n.c.a.a. rules on targeting defenseless players above the head are already having an impact on college football. >> you cannot hit a player in the head this year. that is the situation. >> stephen: that is the situation? i mean, come on! since when did people's heads get so vulnerable? last time i checked, we're all wearing bone helmets around our think meat. ( laughter ) this is a slippery slope, folks. today you can't hit someone in the head. tomorrow the quarterback has to play the whole game strapped into a car seat. ( laughter ) look, i believe this is a war on america's game, right, fox news' "the five." >> the war on football. >> i do think there's a war on football. >> they want to wussify america and this is another example of how the with usification

leadership over inaction and dialogue over silence. >> what we want to do is offer to the president today, the ability to move, a temporary increase in the debt ceiling, an agreement to go to conference for the budget for his willingness to discuss with us. >> so here's what you need to know for today, capitol hill staffers worked late into the night and will work again today to try to come to some agreement, senate republicans are meeting with the president at the white house late they are morning. richard? >> we will hope for some warming temperatures, thank you, tracie potts. >> meanwhile governs across the nation are taking action. some want permission to reopen national parks. the obama administration has green lighted the idea but says those four states, colorado, south dakota, utah and wyoming must use their own money. parks slated to reopen include mount rushmore and bryce canyon in utah. state officials say the closings are costing them hundreds of thousands of dollars a day. >> this morning, the senate's famed ohio clock has ticked its last tock. workers in charge of winding the

i think so. stokley inactive la week... with a thigh injury. he missed practice this week.... and was listed as questionable for ami. thou 9 pte fo9rd . bajema is and has always been a blocking tight end... and depth for the roster. this move will not spark the ravens offense... but they need to find one and fast.. last week buffalo... won't t it. b9 s.vens ran thwa.. behreat on offense... ray rice touched the ball 5 times... one throw came his way. baltimore was 3-of-16 on third downs. . joe flacco tossed 5 interceptions... not all his fault... but getting the offense moving starts with the arack. flao dis mlf and this offense... an opponent who knows him well.... agrees. "i know that's not like joe. i know five picks in one game, i know he's killing himself right now, so. i know we're going to get their best gameoing against the defending sur bowl champs. it kinda feelsunny cai a oh team, saying that. i mean, we're looking forward to their best game. we're definitely going to give them ours, so." at this point last season... maryland had 4 wins.. needing two more to become b

closed by some of the very people that will be off the job themselves because of the congressional inaction. >> apparently they are unable to do it on their own. when the public shows their outrage, they will feel our pain and make some decisions. >> i'm really not happy with the way our congress is acting toward american people. >> that was delia goncalves reporting. the traffic noticeably lighter. subways visibly less crowded this evening in washington, d.c. the rush hour is not what it usually is. closed signs greeted the visitors to the smithsonian museum and our national zoo. but not everybody was turned away from d.c.'s popular memorial. a group of veterans all the way from iowa and mississippi on an honor flight. here in d.c., disappointed to find the world war ii memorial was barricaded like everything else. members of congress stepped in and pushed the barricades aside and the veterans were able to get inside and see the monument. outstanding. >>> all right, derek, thanks so much. investigators slug off the shutdown. 62 points to close at 15,191. stocks on the s and p and nasdaq al

closed by some of the very people who will be off the job themselves because of the congressional inaction. >> apparently they're unable to do it on their own. maybe when the public shows their outrage that they'll feel our pain and make some decisions. >> i'm really not happy with the way our congress is acting towards the american people. >> reporter: federal workers commuting to the job this morning only to return home. no need to read the headlines. furloughed with no end in sight, that is a bitter pill to swallow. >> we've been preparing for a while and talking about what we see as the outlook for our employees, and we've been trying to help them manage their personal finances. >> a lot of people are living paycheck to paycheck. it's a tough situation. >> fortunately for most active duty, we are getting paid, but i do feel sorry for my civilian counterparts. >> reporter: while these workers continue closing our national treasure, tourists snapped pictures standing behind the barricade. in washington, delia goncalves, wusa9. >>> essential government personnel will remain working throug

started yesterday against the redskins and still had symptoms from concussion last monday was declared inactive one man doesn't make a team but about ridiculousie tight end to give the raiders a 14 nothing lead. statistics fought bad. david emerson. trigger 24 unanswered points for the redskins. he was sacked 7 times. stayed in the pocket. today the coach talks about his team performance. >> couldn't get anything going. didn't think matt was effective as he needs to be. protection wasn't as good as it needs to be. those are the things we have to work to improve on. another great opportunity this week. we have san diego coming in here. we look forward to it. >> all right monday night football. love the sants fans. both teams 3 and o but saints stay perfect. 13 yard. new orleans up 21-10. he threw for 4 touch downs and new 4 td pass and tie a record with the 9th straight 300 yard gam game. this is sports report by river rock casino all you fans get out there and cheering on the a's because detroit knocked them out the last 2 times. >> it's their time. >> third time the cha remember? all right goo

started yesterday against the redskins and still had symptoms from concussion last monday was declared inactivea team but about ridiculousie tight end to give the raiders a 14 nothing lead. statistics fought bad. david emerson. trigger 24 unanswered points for the redskins. he was sacked 7 times. stayed in the pocket. today the coach talks about his team performance. >> couldn't get anything going. didn't think matt was effective as he needs to be. protection wasn't as good as it needs to be. those are the things we have to work to improve on. another great opportunity this week. we have san diego coming in here. we look forward to it. >> all right monday night football. love the sants fans. both teams 3 and o but saints stay perfect. 13 yard. new orleans up 21-10. he threw for 4 touch downs and new 4 h o. 4 td pass and tie a record with the 9th straight 300 yard gam game. this is sports report by river rock casino all you fans get out there and cheering on the a's because detroit knocked them out the last 2 times. >> it's their time. >> third time the cha remember? all right good deal thanks.

. >>> a lot of inaction, nonaction on capitol hill today.he senate defeated a procedural measure which could have raced the debt ceiling through december of 2014. earlier house gop members set president obama rejetted the latest offer to end the shutdown, one member telling us they have hit a brick ball. candy crowley is cnn's chief political correspond and anchor of "state of the union." candy they rejected a proposal while fulloed workers have to worry about paying the bills, basically. in in the world is going on there. >> i'm not sure i can make sense of it. i think you heard very clearly from the majority leader in the senate harry reid that they haven't backed down an inch. they want a bill to put the government back at work, and then a clean raising of the debt ceiling. they wanted them for extended period of times, not six weeks, none of that. it really right now, i think you're looking at two men and a couple close surrogates. that's harry reid and the republican leader mitch mcconnell. so it's up to those two guys, if there is anyt

health is at risk because the cdc is not operating at its full potential because of washington's inactivity. >> even before the shutdown the cdc was already dealing with a budget crunch. >> yep, exactly. sequestration cut 5% of thorough budget, and so all the different departments that make us safe including monitoring bio terrorism, of all things, that's one of the things that they do here, all of that has been cut. so this is a really tough situation here and something that these scientists, searchers are really concerned on on day three of the shutdown. >> thank you. >>> the use of drones and possible talks with north korea. those items top the agenda in a meeting between secretary of state john kerry and top japanese officials. >> on the table today were three major issues. the nuclear question from north korea, also the issue of the territorial dispute with japan and china over the south china sea and cybersecurity. for u.s. ally, south korea, north korea is still a concern particularly given the missile test in february of this year and the saber shaking when it said it would march ag

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. >> but the council's inaction on those same issues syria and palestine were cited on sphrie when the kingdom reversed course and announced it would not take the seat. the foreign ministry said in a statement. the mex nis of action and double standard existing in the security council preventing it from per forming it's duties and assuming it's responsiblities in preserving international peace and security. the security council has been long criticized by it's gridlock. street toe wielding members are blamed for blocking action on syria and the u.s. has stood in the way of the palestinian issue. the timing of the announcement has long time u.n. watchers questioning the saudi's true motivation. >> it could be away of signaling to the u.s. look we are here, we have problems with the way issues are developing in the region and pay attention to us. the anuancement took the u.n. by surprise. secretary gin moon says he was waiting for notification. >> i encourage all members states to fully engage with the princple ordinance of the united nations while advancing their efforts to advance forw

on that occasion, a resolution alleged that legislative inaction had brought discredit upon the house and declared that the house should consider a motion to concur in a specified senate amendment. the chair held that the resolution did not present a question affecting the rights of the house collectively, its safety, its dignity or the integrity of its proceedings as required under rule 9. . hese precedence are noted. it was articulated by the chair on january 24, 1996, as follows -- to quote -- to rule that a question of the privileges of the house under rule 9 may be raised by allegations of perceived discredit brought upon the house by legislative action or inaction would permit any member to allege an impact on the dignity of the house based upon virtually any legislative action or inaction, end quotes. the chair would not distinguish between those precedence addressing resolutions that called for specific legislative action and the resolution that merely provided a statement about such action. both express a legislative sentiment and are properly initiated through the introducti

the cost of climate inaction is severe. climate change is an issue of science, it's certainly an issue of public health, and most definitely it's an issue of economics. economic vitality. earlier, the sustainable energy and environmental coalition, which is a number a growing number, 56 to be exact, of democrats in the house, looking to bring about significant policy reforms that speak to the environmental and energy needs of this nation began to provide a laser sharp focus on the cost of climate change to our economy. in 2011 and 2012, there were some 25 extreme weather events that caused at least $1 billion each or more in damages. total estimated damages were approaching $200 billion and cost to taxpayers, $136 billion. the cost to individual taxpayers $1 billion. talled so we know that there is a tremendous impact here that has en realized by the lack of a focus on to climate change and global warming. as we continue to look at recovery, even from irene and in the upstate new york area as we look at the impact of damage

leadership over inaction. and dialogue over silence. >> what we want to do is offer the president today the ability to move a temporary increase in the debt ceiling in agreement to go to conference on the budget for his willingness to sit down and discuss with us. >> reporter: one key republican was in that meeting said that they are working on a deal, possibly to open the government, reopen the government as soon as monday. betty? >> we'll be watching very closely. thank you, tracie. >>> meanwhile in statehouses across the nation, governors are taking action and leaders want permission to reopen national parks. this morning the obama administration has green-lighted the idea but says those four states, colorado, south dakota, utah and wyoming, must use their own money. parks slated to reopen include mount rushmore and bryce canyon in utah. the closings are costing them hundred of thousands of dollars each and every day. >>> also this morning, the senate's famed ohio clock has ticked its last tock, at least fo

leadership over inaction and dialogue over silence. it's time to solve our problems. >> you know, the president is fond of saying that no one gets everything they want in a negotiation. and frankly, i agree with that. nobody gets everything they want. but over the course of the last ten days, we've been trying to have conversations with our democrat colleagues. they don't want to talk. the president doesn't want to talk. we tried to offer bills that would reopen parts of the government only to have them rejected by our counterparts over in the united states senate. so what we want to do is to offer the president today the ability to move, a temporary increase in the debt ceiling in agreement to go to conference on the budget for his willingness to sit down and discuss with us a way forward to reopen the government and to start to deal with america's pressing problems. listen, it's time for leadership. it's time for these negotiations, and this conversation to begin. and i would hope that the president would look at this as an opportuni

. >> reporter: and inaction. house republicans passed bills to fund national parks and nih. >> while we work out our differences here in washington, children should not be denied the treatment. >> reporter: but the white house calls the picking and choosing game playing and rockville today the president blamed the tea party. >> they got exactly what they wanted and now they're trying to figure out how to get out of it. >> reporter: house republicans scheduled a vote to give furloughed federal workers back pay if and when the federal government reopens. one sign of reaching across the aisle. jim moran of virginia and hoyer of maryland as well as republican frank wolfe of virginia sponsored that bill. but federal workers still on the job will not get paychecks until the shutdown is over. that includes the officer who rescued this baby girl who witnessed the car chase from the backseat of the suspect's car. and the capitol hill officer who was injured while responding to the incident. >> my thoughts are with him for

the inaction one official said they wouldn't take a seat on the u.n.urity council which seemed to baffle the white house. >> whether or not saudi aware ara arabiatakes a seat on the sy council is their own decision. >> reporter: still analysting warming the obama administration not to take it lightly. >> it was be a mistake to under estimate this decision of the saudis are not people that take risks easily and do in the make statements that they aren't very concerned about. >> reporter: but there are strong economic ties between the two countries. the u.s. exports $17.9 billion of goods to saudi arabia and the u.s. imports from saudi last year equaled $55.6 billion. much that have from oil. but the u.s. is now the world's largest producer of oil. reducing some of saudi arabia's influence. the oil markets have barely moved on the latest news. and saudi arabia has looked to the your honor for mos u.s. fors military hardware, last week the u.s. agreed to sale $6.8 million of missiles. including bunker bombs to kingdom. if this is more than talk the order

started yesterday against the redskins and still had symptoms from concussion last monday was declared inactiveiculousie tight end to give the raiders a 14 nothing lead. statistics fought bad. david emerson. trigger 24 unanswered points for the redskins. he was sacked 7 times. stayed in the pocket. today the coach talks about his team performance. >> couldn't get anything going. didn't think matt was effective as he needs to be. protection wasn't as good as it needs to be. those are the things we have to work to improve on. another great opportunity this week. we have san diego coming in here. we look forward to it. >> all right monday night football. love the sants fans. both teams 3 and o but saints stay perfect. 13 yard. new orleans up 21-10. he threw for 4 touch downs and new 4 td pass and tie a record with the 9th straight 300 yard gam game. this is sports report by river rock casino all you fans get out there and cheering on the a's because detroit knocked them out the last 2 times. >> it's their time. >> third time the cha remember? all right good deal thanks. >> coming up on 7 news. we

wrda -- this wrda bill authorizes $12 billion of old or inactive projects that were authorized prior to this current law and fully offsets new authorizations. in addition, it sunsets new authorizations to prevent future backlogs at the comp of engineers. this wrda has no earmarks. and our bill establishes a new transparent process for future bills to review and prioritize water resources development activities with strong constitutional oversight and without handing over our constitutional authority to the executive branch. i want to repeat that, i think it's very important that this body, the congress, holds on to its constitutional authority and not give it over to the federal -- executive branch as we have done for decades. we have been recognized by leading outside watchdog groups for having a bill with no earmarks and keeping congressional oversight without ceding that authority to the corps. i'm extremely proud of the accomplishments and we should all be. wrda breaks down barriers that hold back the development of our water resources infrastructure. it maximizes the ability of

very reminiscent of this story and of your story in terms of what the parents go through and the inaction. and we finally were able to get a suicide deterrent plan and we're looking forward to getting that money authorized soon so that we can start construction. but as a kid in the 50's in newark, new jersey, i was, shall we say, a little fey, a little high strung, my mother used to say. i guess like a moth to the flame attracted all kinds of undesirable attention including from some of the teachers. we had a football/history teacher who just loved tormenting me, surrounding me with other members of the football team, some who i got to know a little better later, if you understand my drift. the point was there was no place to go. you felt so shamed when you were being bullied or when you were being exposed. i didn't want to talk to my parents, they were hard-working, i didn't want to burden them with that so i kept it inside for a very long time. there's a book out about keeping things inside like your orientation or whatever and they say that when you have ghost wounds. you don't see any

. >> reporter: he warned of w the consequences of inactions on the shutdown and the debt d ceiling. >> if the shutdown ends quickly, the, we'll recover from the damage. if it goes on for a longer period of time it'll do more harm. >> reporter: those two crisis tied up in the republicans tire to makeake trades, changes to thes, c healthcare law for a budget deal. long-term entitlement reform for a debt ceiling increase. chris wallace noted 27 times in the past that congress has attached other big issues to the debt ceiling. >> what is unprecedented is the president refusing toto negotiate. >> let me be clear, the president has always been looking for a way to negotiate, find a reasonable middle ground with a bipartisan, you know, group of members and senators to do the right thing for the american people. >> reporter: republicans say they're moving forward. >> within, we've been putting pt out clean c.r.es orr continuing resolutions all week. we've been trying to fundfund government and reopen government. point, harry reid rei said, no, he doesn't want to open government. >> reporter:

in recent years they've been criticized for inaction, corruption and cronyism.rength. >> anything that's maybe new to us, i think we're trying to navigate reality. how do you deal with so many opinions? the party that you loved the whole time, that brought about this freedom, is fumbling the ball. so what do you do? in democracy, you should act. >> smileys. fire roasted sheep's head. lips shrivelled back in a joker like rictus of deliciousness. chopped into tasty, tasty bits and eaten with cold beer? yes, of course, yes. just needs a little salt and pepper. >> good stuff. that looks good. >> it's pap. >> what is it? >> it's like maize. >> it fills the role grits do in the american southwest. rice in much of asia. it's tasty, relatively nutritious and cheap filler. it sops up gravy when you have something like this stewed beef real good. >> that's a dumpling. >> that's a dumpling? >> dumplings. important throughout the africa diaspora. made with flour and yeast. a spongy, bread type tool for mop it up sauce. stewed greens, carrots, beans and more gravy. >> that's

been done we're up against the statute of limitations now because there have been so many years of inactivity so what we're left with there are scrambling to find you know the much fewer incidents that happened after the financial crisis trying to get in under the window of the statute of limitations on the financial crisis and then these fines but remember these fines a don't send anybody to jail and b. they are paid by the people who perpetrated the wrongdoing they're paid by investors shareholders in the banks who in many cases were defrauded themselves about what the bank was actually doing so. first of all i don't think that anybody is operating under the illusion that j.p. morgan chase is the only bank that was committing criminal activity do you expect this investigation to migrate or are there parallel investigations to it happening right now. and i'm curious your thoughts on the securities used to work out as to which the sahara case where she's only ok we'll get to that in a second yes there are other investigations taking place i think bank of america is a good place to speculate a

a lot of people are being penalized because of our inaction. let's don't fennelize the people that come to work every day who co-the work to meet the critical needs of our country. let's make sure they get paid and sooner or later, mr. speaker, we'll open this government back up. we've tried to do almost a third of it now. still people say no. we'll move ahead. with that, i simply urge my colleagues to vote in favor of this legislation to make sure the people that are working get paid on time. with that, i yield back my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from florida yields back. all time for debate has expired. pursuant to house resolution 373, the previous question is ordered. the question is on engrossment and third reading of the joint resolution. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the ayes have it. third reading. the clerk: joint resolution making appropriationers in salaries and related expenses of certain federal employees during a lapse in funding authority for fes call year 2014 and for other purposes. the speaker pro

disturbing attack by motorcycle gang, motorcyclists, he can be guilty of much more than complacency and inactionill have that story for you next. friday night, buddy. you are gonna need a wingman. and my cash back keeps the party going. but my airline miles take it worldwide. [ male announcer ] it shouldn't be this hard. with creditcards.com, it's easy to search hundreds of cards and apply online. creditcards.com. lou: a fourth biker facing gang assault charges for his alleged role in brutal beating of a father chased for miles along a network highway last month, new york police is investigating whether as many as three off-duty officers were present and may have taken part in the attack could fox 5 new york reports that one under cover has been arrested. we heard never bridge a knife to -- bring a knife to a gunfight, a new york clerk deli did, and successfully demonstrating that don't bridge bridge a gun to ae fight, that is a very intimidating machete. he cased him down the street, and across the parking lot. that had a happy ending. he is moving fast. >> turning back to government shut down

he aparty on sunday morning warning of the consequences of the inaction. the shut down, and the debt ceiling. if shut down ends quickly, the recovery -- we will recover from damage. if goes on for longer period of time it will do more harm these crisis typed in republican desire make trade. changes health care law or budget deal long-term entitlement reform or debt ceiling increase. on fox news sunday host kreul wallace noted 27 times in past that congress has attached other big issues to the debt controlling what's unprecedented is not congress tying strings. but is the president refusing to negotiate. >> all right be clear the president has always been looking for way to negotiate find reasonable middle ground, with the "16x9" you know group of members and senators, to do right thing for the american people. republican say they are moving forward. we have been putting oust clean crs or continuing resolution all week. we have been trying to funds the god we have been trying reopen the government and every points harry reed said no. democrats are holding a

in the states to try to solve the problems that have been created due it federal incompetance and inaction, on july 1, 8 states decided to increase their state fuel taxes. now like i said, i am not a huge proponent of fuel taxes in general. i think there are more better ways to bodo this. -- to do this more all electronic willing t tolling. but back to original point that union had, brought up, i don't think this will resolve any of the core problem that are really facing our road. charles: people are confused. i am in jersey, they got rid of all toll booth operators, and still the tolls went up. mark, you walked us through it -e appreciate it, see you soon. >> my pleasure. charles: would you like fries with that book? next chapter from mcdonald's ha has critics reading between the lines, we will give you the full story, that is next. charles: it's time for the biz blitz, we discuss stocks you should be watching, first up, mcdonald's shares up on news, getting into brain food, planning to distribute 20 million kid books in happy meals next month. now to our biz blitzers, is it good for bus

seeing now in his seat as bad in what we have to look at here is moving forward and moving past the inactionhave had over the last few weeks and look forward to a positive solution that they can see that the work was beng done on their behalf. righ now, they are exactly right and i agree with you that you get what's happening, they don't understand why we can't get along. lou: want to turn to the death benefitsor service members to the decision by the department of defense to stop the chaplains ommcelebrating mass and stopping religious services during shutdown you hav the legislation to reverse that. whatkind of government have the american people been hande hr? and then looking outside of this >> that's right, man have looked outside tsay we are not going to let this happen and when you take up way those who provide this expression, it is disturbing when the first amendment becomes a nonessential part of our governnt and we have a really big poblem. i. ou: disturbing? i think that it is outrageous i cannot recall a time tht a priest or chaplain could not celebrate mass, that any denominati

democrats want to sign this republican filibuster that bullying is congress's preferred method of inaction but the real evidence that america loves bullies is by being one itself that us is currently engaged in war with seventy four countries we invade everyone and boss them around that is the epitome of bully america is a bully we breed bullies from birth and then we put them on pedestals we are the bully capital of the world so while i truly admire the national bully prevention centers efforts this month i'm pretty doubtful they'll ever get that rock that actually cares about the little guy. the american hero tonight let's talk about that by following me on twitter at the residence. all right that does it for me for tonight but for more on the stars be covered go to youtube dot com slash r t america and check out our website r.t. dot com slash usa and don't forget to follow me on twitter at meghan underscore lopez i want to hear from you but for now have a great night. he's the only u.s. politician who served as a navy frogman and a professional wrestler he calls himself america's patrio

jesse jackson said it is always the poor and those who need help who suffer the most from government inaction. >> they have cut off aid to the people who need it the most. >> it is time for them to get some backbone and call the popa vote and put the government back. >> two illinois lawmakers were arrested this afternoon on civil disobedience charges iwhile participating in the rally and march for immigrant dignity and respect on the national mall in washington. they were protesting the lack of house action on immigration reform and urged leaders to allow a vote on reform bills. they want a bill passed by the end of the year that would address the path to citizenship and border control. >> there is stepped up security for the chicago marathon sunday following the boston marathon bombings. >> we were told by the police that there is no threat to chicago or the marathon right now, thousands of cameras will keep an eye on the crowds and so will undercover police officers. the increased security this week and will be noticeable from anyone who was been to the marathon before. the lessons learned

. >> in case there was a need for further proof that americans are fed up with the inaction, new polling suggests that three quarters of voters want to see most members of congress booted out of office in 2014. for many americans, that doesn't apply to their own representatives. with 48% saying they want them reelected. 38% want their representatives replaced. >> some furloughed federal workers are taking to the streets to express frustration against republican senator ted cruz. >> end the shut down! >> on tuesday, dozens of labor union members gathered outside cruz's office in dallas. they blame him for orchestrating the shutdown. >> i don't think the tea party should be allowed to hold the country hostage. tedious is a peaks man for them. >> a few of the senator's supporters countered with their own show of public support. >> i feel like he's a very good senator. i've supported his views and feel he is going down the right road. >> cruz gave a 21 hour speech in the senate railing against obamacare. >> as we mentioned, one of the three biggest credit rating agencies is threatening to cu

throughout the year, annual training, which occurs for two weeks a year, and inactive duty training, commonly referred to as weekend drill. while h.r. 3210 appropriated funding for pay and allowances or service members who perform active service during the shutdown, it mistakenly omitted pay and allowances for performing inactive duty training or weekend drill. this was a simple technical drafting error in the legislation. i've heard from many concerned members requesting that we address this issue as quickly as possible. . to prevent any lapse in pay for our guard and reserve members during this shut down. this bill would correct that and ensure that all of our service members receive their paychecks on time, including for time served on weekend drill. pay our military act passed the house unanimously, and i believe this bill should have broad bipartisan support as well. thank you, mr. speaker. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from indiana. mr. visclosky: thank you very much, mr. speaker. i certainly want to thank the c

a sharp warning from the treasury secretary jack lew in testify saying inaction on the different limit to hurt social security and the dollar and stock markets but stocks are higher this morning as you just reported with investors at the white house meeting scheduled between president obama and the republican leaders and how maybe, maybe, maybe that is show signs of progress and is 160 points higher. big drop in p.c. orders, because people are using tablets with sales of personal computers falling in the third quarter to the lowest level since 2008 and the bay housing market has foreclosure filings plunging 68 percent in september compared to a year ago and down 61 percent in san joses sunnyvale and santa clara. in the new york stock exchange for bloomberg business report. >> very exciting, we have been showing you how excited people are about the a's taking on the tigers at the coliseum for the deciding game. look at fan photos this is judy and thomas showing off their photo. mail your photos to us. you can share them on facebook or twitter@abcnewsbayarea and leyla gulen tried so hard

disturbing attack by motorcycle gang, motorcyclists, he can be guilty of much more than complacency and inaction, we will have that story for you next. omething you really love, what would you do?" ♪ [ woman ] i'd be a writer. [ man ] i'd be a baker. [ woman ] i wanna be a pie maker. [ man ] i wanna be a pilot. [ woman ] i'd be an architect. what if i told you someone could pay you and what if that person were you? ♪ when you think about it, isn't that what retirement should be, paying ourselves to do what we love? ♪ lou: a fourth biker facing gang assault charges for his alleged role in brutal beating of a father chased for miles along a network highway last month, new york police is investigating whether as many as three off-duty officers were present and may have taken part in the attack could fox 5 new york reports that one under cover has been arrested. we heard never bridge a knife to -- bring a knife to a gunfight, a new york clerk deli did, and successfully demonstrating that don't bridge bridge a gun to ae fight, that is a very intimidating machete. he cased him down the street, and acr

majority of the electorate would realize it was the actions of the federal reserve rather than the inaction on capitol hill that actually prevented us from going into a depression. >> this is called plagiarism, my colleague discovered in his university speech monday, regarding the abortion access, senator rand paul lifted many ideas from the wikipedia. >> rand paul gave a speech to the chamber of commerce and made reference to that 1988 movie, "stand and deliver." the wikipedia describes the main plot in this way, in the area of los angeles, california, in 1982, in an environment that values a quick fix, he is a new teacher at garfield high school. that is wikipedia. here is rand paul. >> in the era of east l.a., in 1982, in an environment that values a quick fix over education and learning, escalonte was a high school teacher. >> rand paul was reading wikipedia, passing it off as if it is his own words. >> well, three more times in that same speech, rand paul repeated lines that came from the wikipedia entry for "stand and deliver." what do you make from it, guys, that he is relying on som