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more than half a billion dollars goes to emergency funds, and another half a billion issing spent touce hazardous fuels. back in 1990, the average cost of wild fires was less than a billion dollars, now the price tag has tripled, and that doesn't include the money spent by states and local agencies. doug, why has the cost increased so much? >> it is increased for a number of reasons, but the single most important reason, i believe, climate change. climate change has made the fire season longer and hotter, and it's made it -- and it has also made it dryer. all of these contribute to exacerbating the fires in the first place. >> sterling your thoughts on why the increase in cost? >> well, i agree it's multiple reasons. first off you are having larger and larger fires. since 1998, the increase in -- the number of fires hasn't gone up that much, but the size has increased exponentially. it was over 9 million in 2007, i don't think that that can be attribute to climate change i think it's attributed to bad management where you have suppressed fires. fires are entirely natural occurrence,

. >> muslims denounce terrorism.n they say that date iss insensitive to september 11th and their families. rallies are supposed to happen on the national maul, capitol hill, white house and u.s.e supremeho court.. >> as we prepare to mark the the 50th anniversary of theiver march on washington, people actually there are helping us relive that historic day. d >> d.c. native and historymaker darryl hill joined us on fox5 morning news today. he was the first african-american to play football for a major universitye in the deep south and was a maryland term. he was on the march in washington in 1963. >> we saw masses of people.sses >> right. >>> on the mall all the way from capitol to lincoln memorial. at the time we didn't realizedi the impact of the speech itself and the impact it would have on nation on certainly it will impacted me andce inspired me in my football season and inspirational until now. >> where were you during the march? >> how about your parents or grandparents. >> share your story with fox5 and send pictures and stories three different ways e-mail and twitter and facebook

case may be.e ma >> in the face of mounting medical evidence and lawsuits from former players, the nfl iss trying to cut down on concussions by changing rules and increasing penalties for head hits. >> experts say too many playersy are not taking the long-termg damage o tf head injuries seriously enough. >>> and fletcher has to realize that before it is over. >>> mike weiss of "washington post" wrote a column good man, mad culture. >> honestly could go a long way changing player attitudes. >> fletcher says he is hurt and his head is not right and needs more tests then every guy onn ev that roster will say this is a guy we look up to. >> not having symptoms right now! >> in 2011 virginia passed strict guidelines to protectli playersne from concussion whichn educators say affected brain functions. >> there is no helmet that we know of that prevents concussion. >> it does not exist. >>> nfl has its own web site. nfl evolution to promote safety changes including a warning to players to never ignoregno concussion symptoms. >> we still have to be smart as players and protect ourselves. >> back i

that my four little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judge issed by the color of their skin, but by the content of their character. i have a dream today. >> his speech electrified millions of americans fighting if are civil rights. the following year he received the nobel peace prize. in 1968, he visited memphis, tennessee. a man opposed to the civil rights movement shot and killed him. king was 39 years old. thousands spent the week in washington remembering his words and what he did for the nation. the vision laid out by dr. king has been remembered and celebrated around the world. in tokyo a concert was held to honor his dream. a saxophone player from the state of mississippi arrived in tokyo on august 28th to commemorate the historic day. the message he brought is let freedom ring. >> he played a spiritual song he has been listening to since the childhood. they helped them during the struggles. >> in the words of doctor martin luther king,jr. equality for everyone. freedom. you remind me that i have to be conscious of the inequality that does exist in

season iss that his officially over but it does not mean that the berlusconi mood in the country is over as well. 20 years of italian politics are going to finish. germanic and hectic. >> silvio berlusconi, who is here at his residence tonight has long argued that he is one of the most persecuted man in the world, a victim of left wing magistrates. he has faced up to 30 cases. when convicted, he has always launched an appeal. now, he has received a definitive verdict. he had previously been convicted of having underage sex with a dancer and for abusing his office to help her. he is still appealing those convictions. --ight, supporting his supporters came to silvio berlusconi's residence. his party is in the governing coalition and one of his close allies said they would not undermine the government. said the berlusconi sentence was completely unfounded and he would continue his political struggle. the italian president urged the country to remain calm. >> i guess house arrest looks at different if you happen to live in a palazzo in the center of rome. you're watching "bbc world news ." t

interesting to find out the time frame is critical, so we'll want to know exactly which way that -- that issingointing, but again, in terms of what is coming from the syrian ambassador, that -- i suppose there are people who would say that is going to muddy the water to a certain extent in terms of what these findings may lead to, but everything is going to have to go with what the united nations determines. the united states doesn't seem to think there is any question whatsoever as to who's chemical weapons those were. >> there are reports coming out of that area that are also contrary to what the ambassador said. >> there have not been findings that pinpoint anything about the chemical weapons themselves. the other information that would be -- pertinent to that was this foreign policy magazine report saying that the united states had intelligence on phone calls that took place between the generals in syria on wednesday of last week, about the actual launch moment, and that there was a frantic communication between generals in syria, trying to determine how it even got launched. that would mea

you are first because today iss your first day. take a pic and twees us your back-to-school selfie. you can tweet us @myfoxdc and include the #selfie. >> jury selection set to begine in the trial of murder charged with murdering teen vanessa fham. investigators say garcia became enraged when fam took a wrong turn out of a fall's church shopping center and was high on pcp text cameras will be allowed in the fairfax county courtroomc for the first time in 20 years. attorneysattorneys for virginiar mcdonnell and his wife will try to convince prosecutors thes should not be charged in a gift investigation.inve he said he has not broken any laws and said paid back more than $120,000 in loans received from the company. c >> a military judge is hearing closing arguments in the sentencing part of the bradley manning trial. coget up to 90 years for leaking hundreds of thousands of classified documents. the judge, army colonel denise lynn said the leaks were a danger to others because of the heedless nature of manning's conduct. he was found guilty last month of espionage, theft and computer f

issing is hamas, which controls the gaza strip. it has that hurdle to overcome. they also have very different postseason of the israelis will come to the table, and they will want to know about security. the palestinians will want to talk about borders. so they start on dickerson different pages. ey are -- they are not the principle players. none are going to be in the room in the first round, different from the peace process when jimmy carter sat down with two leaders. this is a low-level effort. >> how much of a problem do you think the settlement issue is going to be? >> a negotiator said he considered this a set-back and as a result the talks might not be sustainable unless there is some kind of movement quickly. >> how pessimistic are you? is this a killer? >> i am the not sure. it depends on how fast they talk, how much movement is made, whether they feel comfortable with eve other. there are also 70 other palestinian political prisoners set to be released. deal has ine of a been talked about for years. is this goal of reaching a peace deal in nine months f

their it issing products are still very, very early and as they get better and better more interestsersill spend more money. >> why do you think yelp is the most vulnerable of this group? >> i think companies like facebook and even, you know, the bigger company yoogle are really setting their sights on local and yelp hasn't had a lot of competition to date and i think the competition will get fierce. >> had an incredible run. 152% year to date. i want to also ask would you be a buyer of a twitter ipo? >> i think twitter will be a phenomenal i'mio. moved up a lot in the private markets on the back of facebook's earnings, and what we're seeing again is that twitter is growing their audience, and they are really starting to monetize their audience in a big way so i think it will be a successful ipo. >> zynga i think is down 4% over the past year or so. can that pull its head up above water? >> i think zing race, will have a lot of problem. the world is moving to mobile and they have not shown the ability to build mobile games that people like and want to continue to use and that's a challe

iss commission of inquiry moving at a snails pace, although it has heard damming evidence against the south african police. including these pictures which clearly show that weapons were placed beside the bodies of minors after they had been killed. -- miners after they had been killed. frustration was tangible as people gather to mark the anniversary. >> what happened here shocked south africa, but has it really triggered any serious changes? feel angry andl underpaid. the unions are still at each other's throats. the police insist they did nothing wrong. remarkably the government and ruling party did not show up. it felt at times like an opposition rally. peace!ust have peace with who? nobody is here. >> he got his chance. >> we want to see or know that who sent the police who came to kill us here. gosh, and the almighty powerful name of jesus -- >> is a question that still hangs in the air here. the mining company did say sorry. a year on, these people want more. andrew harding, bbc news. anger a year after those miners were shot dead and you're watching bbc world news america. stil

. >> and so they go to the iss. >> yes. >> this is private launching up to international space station. and nasa is currently working on other projects and while they do that, they are putting their money into the private companies to get up to fly to the astronauts. >> that is a big deal, because the private companies are into launching things into space. this is a get way to advertise your product. >>> important time is here for all of the college coeds out there gettingnv greek week. and this is from tcu with all of the pledge rushes are running out there in their shirts. beautiful day, and everybody is happy, and the girls are doing the running to the sorority house, because they are running and running and they got the shirts and watch this. guess what, she is not the only one. there is some sort of power cord here that has a cover over it, and the girl after girl keeps tripping over this thing. like you are excited and you got the cool shirt and now watch this girl. she goes down, and that is number three, and we are still going. >> this is slow-motion train wreck here. >> and he

egypt isse is with that the aid itself may not interimwhat the government does, but i think say isst americans would that we have to be very careful about being seen as aiding and that we thinkns run contrary to our values and our ideals. gwen: this from judy woodruff's interview this week with egypt's the u.s., mohamed tawfik. >> the u.s. assistance to egypt is part of a strategic partnership that serves both countries enormously. situation son basically we would like it to win-win to be a situation, particularly since we agree on the objective. the: do we know what objectives are anymore, tom? he'sactually think that right, that the united states and egypt sort of do agree on some things. states has a very clear interest in egypt being -- be committed to the camp david accords to continue to be committed to the of suez canal. those are really important strategic interests and it's thatinly my impression this administration is willing to bend over backwards not to break that relationship. you see the great reluctance of call it astration to coup and to cut off aid definitively. gwen

iss commission of inquiry moving at a snails pace, although it has heard damming evidence against the south african police. including these pictures which clearly show that weapons were placed beside the bodies of minors after they had been killed. -- miners after they had been killed. frustration was tangible as people gather to mark the anniversary. >> what happened here shocked south africa, but has it really triggered any serious changes? feel angry andl underpaid. the unions are still at each other's throats. the police insist they did nothing wrong. remarkably the government and ruling party did not show up. it felt at times like an opposition rally. peace!ust have peace with who? nobody is here. >> he got his chance. >> we want to see or know that who sent the police who came to kill us here. gosh, and the almighty powerful name of jesus -- >> is a question that still hangs in the air here. the mining company did say sorry. a year on, these people want more. andrew harding, bbc news. anger a year after those miners were shot dead and you're watching bbc world news america. stil

. >>> san francisco's fire chiefo' iss banning helmet mounted cameras. that move comes off images captured during the airlines crash went public.lic. the photos were published in the streans chronicle and lead to questions about whether they'ree liable for the death of a 16-year-old. fire chief is banning the cams c because she's concerned aboutere the privacy of victims andnd firefighters. gl coming up, oh limb yain oscas returns to the core. >> plus, was princess diana murdered? we'll tell you about the new information that has policee taking a closer look at her death. >> a racisming wildfire is brewing. hear how homeowners were forced to evacuate while they had the chance.  after three years the highlyhigh debated affordable henry countyy ability faces several setbacks. >> lawmakers from both sides s wonder what the next course off action will be.l we have more. >> reporter: this morning, we heard senator paul lay out a roadmap to represent the best of the both world for republicans, waib to avoid a government shut todown and

has been aboard the iss since mae. >>> i love when they show these little slices of life from outer space. >> yes. i my hair is like that in the makeup room and allen martin always walked in and says you look like it. that's with gravity. we're having some really bad hair day outside right now because we have the return of the low clouds and fog and some very brisk winds, as well. gooevending, everybody. while we do have the low clouds, take a look at this. what to you see? this was winter colorado. that was actually hail on top of flood waters. thaerlt. that is hail on top of the several inches of rain that did accumulate today. in fact, they have thunderstorms in the forecast each and every day and windsor colorado,s and just to the north of denver. it is brisk. it is currently 53 in san francisco. in comparison it's 62 in livermore. 63 in mown toin vau. we do have the low clouds now already into the bay marching inland. that's after today's high, 62 pacifica, 288 in fairfield and in livermore, which is quite seasonal action in our inland area. 79 is spot on for san jose but a little be

>> you'rity issing here air-brushed, you have fake teeth. >> but later on in the show there is a momentall just becomes so real. when gretchen breaks down because they accuse her of being fake for that whole engagement to slade. >> we've been through so much and011 you guys have said so mu stuff about us. and the one thing i could have never imagined you guys would say is that that was made up. >> there was not one tear. what is she wiping away? >> why does she need a kleenex? >> so many botox injections her tear ducts are dead. >> if these were -- i'm into chicks but if these were the last women on earth, these are the women i have to choose from, i'll end up marrying eric. that's how awful these women are. >> oh, come on, then you're not into chicks. if they're the last women on earth, you'd be all over them. you'd be like, gretchen, come on, i want to marry you. >> this week a team played against a team of nba players including james harden, our dog, and nick young. >> we're about to beat the [ bleep ] out of these kids. >> let's go play. >> oh, yeah! >> so i told my guys not to take

kerry softened until the latest pictures emerged and issed a zero kating an aggressive response. but nothing happens until there are two things that are determined. number one the u.s. gets actual proof that assad used chemical weapons. they are trying to do that. second, they need to have a legal justification. lester, for instance, in libya, there was a u.n. resolution to enforce. here in syria, right now, there is nothing like that on the table. >> all right. chuck todd leading us off tonight. thanks. >>> now to the war at home and the battle of wildfires. tonight the massive mobilization of equipment and manpower we have been witnessing across the west the last few weeks is on the move to california and what has become the country's most dangerous wildfire. officials say the blaze fought at the edge of yosemite has taken top priority having just exploded in size since our report last night. miguel almaguer is there and is surveying the damage for us. >> reporter: good evening. the moonscape spreads for miles. so far 106,000 acres have been charred and the fire is growing larg

he iss tall and can nail it. he has been directing for years. "argo." >> thank you.he movies now. "worlds end." this is a movie you really like? >> i am a huge fan of "dawn of the dead" this is the cornetto trilogy. they are connected through ice cream. i know it sounds strange, what that means in england, in america we have drumsticks, american ice cream in a corn. they are called cornettos in england. every one of the movies has a different flavored cornetto. i said i think everybody decertains a cornetto dropped into it. what scene is the most classic to have an ice cream dropped into it. >> immediately what comes to mind was opening of "raiders of the lost ark." [laughter [laughter]. >> what if they dropped it in and just had a cornetto. >> we feel like these movies are like the temple of doom. this is nick's thing, three separate beautiful things, if you bring them together as one, they glow. >> they are awesome. this particular film five best friends on epic pub call. the name of the pub is a foreshadowing of what is going to happen in that bar, i give it four

disperse their protest camps in cairo and response demonstrators called for more randall's gearing up to iss the police said they move in morsy supporters have been holding their citizens in two locations in the capital for more than a month now despite bill sorceries repeated threats to break out the count. thirteen more kurds have reportedly been abducted by seaward rebels who then handed them over to islamists giardia groups are believed to be holding as many as two hundred fifty people and were allegedly behind a mass ago hundreds of kurdish women and children last week the ethnic minority groups refused to side with either president assad or the opposition erling the bloody retribution from extremist rebel groups. a message worth millions of dollars lost among the airwaves the u.s. has been trying to transmit its word of democracy to cuba for decades with next to no success even a special broadcast plane didn't help washington break through the signal jamming and no one's listening america keeps the program alive. can explain. old habits die hard having spent decades unsuccessfully atte

neil: do you think that he is moving to dispirit these isses? >> i think he is spearheading him come actually. more squabbling among the american people, to presidents we have been listening to partisan bickering. i'm sure it is eager for new membs. when you think about? >> i thought that it was ignorance or hypocritical. hey will be worse off, they're these people on welfare -- it's been going on for 40 years and it's not going to to change. >> nasdaq shut down on the bus. they have been kind of doing okay with all the bumps. >> you think it's missing something? >> i think that there is a reason. our dollar is not worth what it used to be. we have a manufacturing company that should become more competitive. so not smaller and more conservative companies hunkering down. neil: will we thank you for being on the program, tj. >> you're welcome. neil: coming up, by dennis says the nsis a menace. the nsis a menace. and then look out, espn. any last requests mr. baldwin? do you mind grabbing my phone and opening the capital one purchase eraser? i need

we need you to do your job in the board of appeal iss to represent the people when staff does not serve the people's interest, the people is expressed by the ballot box and voting for supervisors. i think in this case, we're looking at a willful misleading of staff by depocketed interests and in that case, there's been a gross misjustice here as far as administering the people's law, the purpose of the board of appeals is to ensure their laws are being faithfully implemented by staff. i think it's your job today to take this up, give us a fair hearing because if you don't -- if the lod goes, that means they have to go for a cu, the entirety of the building unit has to get pushed back and we have to have the real process here on what formula retail is in the mission, and next time, they say we've come so far, mr. sanchez is saying it doesn't matter if he followed form and process, and it gets washed out, your job is to make sure that they get followed with every step. thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> my name's brezi colbersom, i've seen the neighborhood change over the last decade

one thing i thought would be really good to have within fire house iss to get rid of antibacterial soap which often contains triclocan, its said it is related to muscle weakness in animal studies so that would be something firefighters would be thinking about and also is related to of course cardiovascular problems for animals and cardiovascular diseases with regard to firefighters so just to get rid of antibacterial soap which doesn't work better than plain old soap and water. fire stations in california have much higher levels in their dust than do california residences or other kinds of industries like electronic breakdown industry or airplane industry, so you have high levels of this flame retardant in fire station, i don't think anybody knows where that's coming from but it would be interesting to do some kind of studies trying to figure out the sources of these so-called fire retardants, there is not enough in these chairs to stop fire, sitting on this chair would be like sitting on a bunch of geographic, be really uncomfortable and cost a lot, so i think there's a lot of interest

on july 20th when a dark honda sedan reportedly webber issed and hit them. one of the riders was seriously injured. another suffered minor injuries. >>> want to give you a follow-up now to breaking news we brought you yesterday. want to plan ahead for this one. the bay bridge all set to close down for five straight days later on this month while crews there were to connect the new eastern span ahead of the labor day opening. that bridge will close to traffic at 8:00, 8:00 on the 20th that is 8 p.m., and it will reopen tuesday, september 3rd at 5 in the morning. the opening will go off without all the planned fanfare. no pomp and circumstance here. organizers say it is just too late at this point to offer any real celebration. they will try to refund some of the money people donated for the party. >>> during the cloche shournt 28th, b.a.r.t. says it will expand service to help out. trains will run around the clock evening of august 28th and ending the morning of september 2nd. an exact schedule will be released in the next few days. >>> hey, remember this lit

. >> a doctor say iss at least 7 people were killed and dozens injured. skwr*z cannot independently confirm those reports. the syrian conflict has spread due to refugees and the threat of military strikes in syria has heightened fierce. they have vowed to defend themself and says it's still a powerful allie. >> reporter: the syrian's president report has supporters here in lebanon and across beirut. iran warned the united states to stay out of the conflict and not expected to retolerate against israel. >> that's not an empty threat if the survivele of the assad regime is in question. he's specific for his own survivele. the war in syria threatens to escalate beyond its boards. it's warning the syrian president made back in 2011. when you play with it, there could be an earthquake that will effect the entire region. that region includes israel where people crowded distribution centers. israeli government also deployed missile defense in preparation far possible syrian attack. in jordan, people are just as afraid even though the government said it will not

. >> still ahead at 4:00 our bay y"édere iss a le bridge from our camera.oming up we'll take a look at how tonight's bridge closure will affect people and businesses that need to get across the bay. also, a look at traffic conditions. >> remembering the dream. president obama honors reverend martin luther king junior on the anniversary of the march on washington. >> in san jose, some of calling this city ban jose. but today, city officials shot down a controversial proposal targeted some yes honey? dad told me that cheerios is good for your heart, is that true? says here that cheerios has whole grain oats that can help remove some cholesterol, and that's heart healthy. [ dad ] jan? ♪ >>> it's countdown to the closure and now, all systems go. we have a live look at sky 7 hd at bridges old and new. and in three and a half hours the old bridge will shut down. around 7:00 chp going to roll traffic breaks on interstate 880. and once the bridge is closed tonight eastbound traffic skyway approach will be forced to get off at 4th street. >> we want to give you a li

two years ago al jazeera vis it issed the steel producer that built the deck materials for the bay bridgechina, assembled in the united states. the spoke to the head of the bay authority. he said if there was an earthquake he would want to be on the bridge. meeting him again, i asked him if he still feels the same way? >> sure, i do. we're two years closer on the an earthquake and that bridge will do just fine. >> reporter: in the end it wasn't steel from china that caused problems, steel bolts from ohio broke during testing. after three independent invest -- investigations, experts gave the go ahead for the bridge's opening. >> i'm not so sure. >> you know, you just never know these days, you know? people rush through to get things done. >> reporter: but transportation officials say the science is solid. the repairs more than sufficient. >> i think they should be reassured. i -- there have been a lot of news stories about the new span, but none of them has produced any credible evidence that it's less safe than the old bridge, and it is orders of magnitude safer. it is built to modern se

>> you'rity issing here air-brushed, you have fake teeth. >> but later on in the show there is a momentust becomes so real. when gretchen breaks down because they accuse her of being fake for that whole engagement to slade. >> we've been through so much and011 you guys have said so mu stuff about us. and the one thing i could have never imagined you guys would say is that that was made up. >> there was not one tear. what is she wiping away? >> why does she need a kleenex? >> so many botox injections her tear ducts are dead. >> if these were -- i'm into chicks but if these were the last women on earth, these are the women i have to choose from, i'll end up marrying eric. that's how awful these women are. >> oh, come on, then you're not into chicks. if they're the last women on earth, you'd be all over them. you'd be like, gretchen, come on, i want to marry you. >> this week a team played against a team of nba players including james harden, our dog, and nick young. >> we're about to beat the [ bleep ] out of these kids. >> let's go play. >> oh, yeah! >> so i told my guys not to take it e

of giving the kids food stamp, cards, this is nuts, i don't know what this says to them, some say it iss@ compassion but i don't think so. >> first, i am trying to get over fact that jonns is for less laws and regulations with working. but, when you look at food stamps, they are at an all-time high, no one should o hungry, but at the end of the day it comes down to an economy that is not providing jobs or mea meansr family. charles: there is the wic program, so many programs, over a hundred million people on the food programs, some would argue this is a way of getting a hook into mouths of kids early on, to rely on the government. >> they will get beef jerky, and get soft drinks run out the doors. >> idea is you don't have to do it yourselves, someone will do it for you. >> we're already there. let's give out the goodies,. laws, not for children.r labor >> they. >> what are you propose a 12-year-old do for food? >> there needs to be more supervision. >> fraud, there is so much food stamp fraud, people who need, kids who need it are not getting it. >> you are for food stamps for children

already a lot of the setup iss taking place.ng here behind me in west potomac park you might be able to see the tents there, the lining as folks get ready for the global freedom festival. that begins today at noon.n. folks milling around here. the other events boy it's goings to be a big weekend. the big event is going be tomorrow. that's the realize the dream rally. reverend al sharpton and sha hundreds of thousands of peoplef are expected to be along the national mall and then on sunday, the sclc worship service that is taking place at howard university. you might be asking yourself about the traffic issues that could take place when you haveno that many people here along the national mall. m sure, there's going be problems. we have road closures and they are not that much. the arlington memorial bridgee off the gw parkway will be closed to vehicle traffic tomorrow between 6:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. memorial circumstance ll remain open unless they have to close it down for pedestrian safety. f another big thing happening tomorrow is the d.c. statehood self determination march and rally

and determine scientifically he that he is the father of this child, then there will be ahildupport iss hearing. first and foremost it is how did they get divorced? get seasick and i'm going to take less because i don't want him to testify during the divorce hearing and open up all of this. that is what is happening. we can late, but -- can't wait. but in the courtroom every day we don't want him to be testifying. so subtle. get less out of the deal. walkaway saying everyone found out you cheated. gerri: we already know. apparently he said i will take care of this chi. to you. it is so interesting. 350 million estate. the husband saying that he once -- clearly is trying to get himself of all that having to pay anything. what is at stake here for simon and the wife? >> well, certainly it is a public-relations nightmare. but there is a lot of prejudging going on. first of all, his trackecord in other situations has been good. he has not run from responsibilities. there is no indicaon he will do that here. gerri: to that point, that tv hosts in england. he gave her $9 million. a fiancee th

when it comes to this there is that iss.staurant can do something that could still let people have of a nice dinner and be with their kids, like you said, when my kids when they were little they were angels and if you believe that -- gerri: but lori is three years old. >> three and a half. not going to of fine dining establishment. gerri: so you don't take into these places. >> correct. thats what the marret will dictate. these are restaurants that wer family friendly that were imposing these types of policies which it will have no interest in doing you would have a public outcry that this is not right. gerri: my question. you guys are obssed th discrimination on this conversation. i think the only people being discriminated against our young parents. >> that's why i believe there uld be an issue with family status discrimination being recognized in certain states, not by federal law but by seven states. if there is a nation with billy -- it will be within that room. >> there are plenty of restaurants that cater to families,

there iss why i think this talk about, well, let's look back to kosovo. operationegime change with how we can intervene some semblance of international backing, international law on our side, even if it is just cruise missiles to say enough is enough. a few attacks on military installations and it stops there. >> on the next "washington journal," we will see how businesses do the economy and there opportunity for investment. of kaiserancock health news continues our series on the health care law with a discussion on some employers are adjusting to the law while also trying to control healthcare costs. after that, a conversation on the latest air-traffic technology with the

aunt iss murphy's trying to understand what happened to her niece, somebody she describes as fun-loving but when not just disappear. >> when she was running late for curfew, she would call and say i am running 10 minutes behind, i will be home soon. for her just to go and not call is completely out of character. since has not called saturday, when surveillance video place to rent this gas station a few miles from home. the worker said that she saw alexis talking to a man at the pump before she drove away. a few miles away, investigators have combed a wooded area, searching houses where near her cell phone last give up a set of all. i guess they were looking for her. >> while the vehicle turned up a few days ago, 25 miles away insure lutz bill, investigators have not found her cell phone or any sign of her. >> we cannot give up. andely on our faith in god that she is with her wherever she is and he is keeping her safe and he is going to help her find her way home. >> investigators have been focusing their search on the country road where the last cell phone signal came from and across ro

no matter how hard it iss to read the shipments. secretary of state perry committed our country to syria. it was okay if the syrian government machine gunned, bombed them, rolled them over. the executive branch decided syrian can't use chemical weapons. we and our allies will have a gulf war. at the moment, it's posed to start today. yesterday the allies started balking, our closest friends, buddy, might not be on board. the people there the prime minister represents, they are off for know now. the market attempts to regain its losses. you base it on the president and the secretary of state came in short and got run over by the peace train. you simply can't gain this particular cross car bus the parties anne aren't able. who would have thought somebody so definite on monday would be oh so indefinite? who can trade off that? how about the gross domestic product? second quarter, initial estimate was 1.7%. kind of anemic. the fed continues buying $85 billion in bond each month. billion in bond each month. a 1.7 growth rate, wants the j

. >> we will tell you where it iss being built and why it will be unlike you have ever seener s before befo >>> it was two years ago w tomorrow partas of our region fl rumbles that we are not too used to here. a earthquake measuring 5.8. >> it cost millions of dollars of damage to the nationalhe n cathedral. beth parker shows us there's plenty of work still to be doned >> don't look down. towers of scaffolding on giant wheels. engineers at washington nationaa cathedral will be perched heresh working to b repair earthquakeir damage two years old. >> during the quake, the ceiling rattled in the cathedral. >> when chief stone mason joe a lonzo walked into the cathedral august 23rd, 2011 he saw pieces of stone ond, the floor. >> i call them little debriss fields. little bits of mortar and little bits of stone. >> the ceiling was structural sound but netting was installed as a precaution. >> what you are looking at are chairs on the floor of the cathedral what you are used to seeing. what i am standing on now this was a deck built a few days ago something they jo

are distinctions, i think that the differences betweenhe sexes or genders, there is really one major isst. something is missing in his approach is that you read about, these different diet and exercise program because if it was just a diet or exercise program or dvd your machi, i don't think we wouldee the problem and i once had. something is missing. the real msing component is out to recondition your mind set. gerri: we will get to that, but let' talk about men and women. realize everyone has an excuse, but from what i read women prefer to think about this is about being about nutrition a sticking to a diet. men think abo getting in shape. who has the better edge? >> i don't know if it is a question of right or wrong. i think it is better or best in the sense that you have to ask yourself what is important to you. as a female, a person like yourself who struggles, perhaps it is getting into a dress or licking your best or dealing with emotions. for a male it's having muscle or being stronger. you have toind a component for you. really start doing what you need to do to get yourself to

iss vote to fund or defund probably the most important and critical of them all. the big issue is will you shut down the federal government? the republicans are being blamed that if they do find it, they will shut down the u.s. government. i would like my voice to be heard. i think you should defund it. if the federal government gets shut down, it will not be the republicans, but the president of the united states. [applause] the gop leadership needs to understand that sometimes the best defense is a good offense. [applause] >> as i said, i support defunding it. go ahead. >> first off, in the interest of obamacare, i would like to say that no good idea ever came out of being mandated. [laughter] >> i cannot talk about campaign issues at this town hall. let me go in the back. besince obamacare seems to the topic -- >> talk about any topic you want. >> i took my son recently to hospital. he got bit by a dog. we had to go to two different ones because one would not take him. we watched an entire movie of "cars" before someone saw him. i was watching my son scream and

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