this weekiseek dispute that fact.that fa a meeting between nfl officials and the owe oneida station iss scheduled in new york. whether or not dan snyder willn even be in attendance when thatw goes down is still unknown. ukn. >> if our viewers want to readrr the letter in part, we have it v on our website myfoxdc.com.my when i read the letter today, aa you mentioned, he was veryasver passionate describing it.ssiona sort of ade different dan snyde than we normally see when we we talk about this issue. >> reporter: he talks about hish pride in the namee and hisis heritage and history with thehiw name. a lot of people don't necessarily have the same footing and same memories he shares. >> there's also a new take in ti this that the redskins areedkin saying the people who want the name change are trying to erasee native americans from theericane landscape. that's kind of a new wrinkle onn this. th >> it's a conversation that'satt going to go on and as commissioner goodell said, it's' time for dan snyder to make ao a move. >> i think he's made his move. >> you can put that in caps, i i think

within second iss the police arrived. >> i suit cops run to him. i sun with in them kick small fire about 10 or 15 feet away and another officer came put out the fire. and another officer, grabbed some eyes water from his cooler on hug ran to truck. it smelled really strong burned flesh. and then they load man on stretch took him into ambulance. drover lem down a little closer to capitol. and then helicopter landed and they transfered him from the ambulance to helicopter. >> now witnesses say the man really did not say much although one of the men had came to his aid one of joggers said, that man said, thank you right before he was put on that stretcher and taken to the helicopter to be treated. tonight again we astaepbsd critical condition. but his identity and page and any information pertaining to him and what might have happened here has not been released in that's latest. fox five news. as we said maureen bizarre one in our nation's capital. thank you. >> we learning more about the? accused ramming gate white us and led police on case through

goal.ir g >> anyone who says they don't tt care about winning, that is it all about principle, that iss fake, righteous and designed tod give them the value so they can win. >> so for its part, thet, t republican house moved towards t passing short-term spending spen bills today included one whichch would retroactively pay federal workers their back pay for any a days lost this week.see but the democratic senate iss unlikely to act saying they wane to pass one single spendingin bill, not just the ones republicans want.blicans >> and it continues. conti thank you.thank y >>> the washington national cathedral is opening up its i doors to couples scrambling upg to come up with a new wedding venue. they will hold their back up ceremonies this weekend there. t we found ground keepers sprucinc up the property to makeak everything wedding ready.dingea >>> the government shutdown isgm making it hard for families to make end meet. one nonprofit expect increase ie people that need help and whatpw they didn't expect was a recentc surge in generosity.ener beth parker has their story. >> a geographe

but most government iss operating. john: the washington monument? it is still there. >> somebody passed to a market. >> but they put barricades around it the national pa service closed a part that sits on federal land even though the federal government provides no maintenance for operation or maenads spee mayfair big on things better visible if they close the building for the irs they just lock the door but for the public places then they put up barriers so you cannot get close even ford's theater where president lincoln was shot a national historical monument but it is a working feeder that is a non-profit company already comes from the private sector but they had to close because the building is a national park even though the theater has nothing to do with it. john: and you point out not politicians but people everywhere that cars are designed in the computers in california the reason we have greenelevision in bigger houses every year until the recession just a fact we get a sandwich every day at lunch are done by the people in the private sector

crew members and ground staff to maintain good teamwork and get the most out of the missions of the iss. >> the crew has spent two and a half years training for the mission. they're running through their final tests on how to respond to fires, sudden drops in air pressure and other emergencies. they'll depart next month. >> that is all for this edition of "newsline." thank you very much for joining us. tavis: good evening. from los angeles, i am tavis smiley. tonight, a conversation with the rector steve mcqueen. his latest film is based on the real-life experience of a free man that spent more than a decade as a slave after being kidnapped from his home in new york state. the movie is touted as a front- runner for major awards this year and is being referenced with other films like the butler , about the complexity of the african-american experience. we are glad you have joined us with director steve mcqueen. coming up right now. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. directoritish-born steve mcqueen decided to tackle the story of a freeman forced

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. >> tomato, on tans, this iss -- onions, this is a study calls it acceptsly boredom. seeing the food you don't want to taste it that. t is apparently how we lose weight. >> i don't know. >> you need to look at it a lot. >> that is making my stomachmy growl. >> what about when you walk past all the cheesecake at the cheesecake factory. >> that is half of my grill. >> that m isy chicken and hot dogs. >> are you injecting the chicken. >> i did inject. that's a long story. i got flavors. >> >> are you trying to make it ma on the food network? >> i watched it and try to try pick up some tricks, those are mine outback wings, honey butter, celery --- >> calories -- -- [laughter] >> what is this? >> this is my favorite right here. this is when i drink -- >> you crack those open like lik they're going out of style. >> it tastes like orange juneran but it's -- juice but it's really good. >> i'm the coffee girl. >> look what julie brought meme today. i'm going to tweet this too.is >> if you are nice i'll share.'l >> if you arel not nice we'll just take them from you. i need mean

a total of 35 fountains because of theins shutdown, the animals will stil be cared for, but the zoo iss closed out to the public.outto you will see signs, and barricades at various mon ument and memorials to keep out. the closures have the potentiale to affect hundreds of thousands of tourists not to mention the loss of tourists dollars that w need so desperateny ily in this region: the roads are blocked off, this a photo of beach drivv in northwest, it's closed indefinitely during theni shutdown. many of you woke up to blocked l off trails today.ils the national park service put up barriers long popular biking and walking trails, including the cno canal trail that runs fromfm george to couple better, cumber. the popular route is closed because it managed by park services. now those include the rock creek trail, anacostia river walk trail and george washington monument trail.trail the department of defense hasfee ordered the academy to cancel athletic evans and this saturday's navy verse, air forcr base in annapolis could be canceled. an official decision will be de made on thursday at

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every park come and look at this park, because i think that the way that you have acknowledged donor isst class. >> it is nice to come and play and we have been driving by for literally a year. >> it is kind of nice. >> all of the people that are here. ♪out. >> hi, i'm japanese with the san francisco public utilities combination sometime people call me sewer girl our systems has served the area for 1 hundred and 50 years we're planning you understand public health and our environment don't think that so come in down and see how >> okay. good afternoon. today is october 15, 2013. it's 11:11 and i like to call the meeting to order. clerk, please call the role. >> the first order of business is roll call. commission members respond with i call your name. >> saint. >> here. >> rosales. >> here. >> johnson. >> here. >> all members of the presence are present. the next order is announcements. >> the next meeting is a regular meeting held on tuesday november 5, 2013 at 1:00 at city hall room 116. b. announcement of devices or the use of cell phones are prohibited at this meeting. be advised tha

that officer as well iss expected to be fine. he was not seriously injured. but was taken to the hospital. at this point still no idea ide why this woman would have done what she did. she lost had he ever life in this -- lost her life in thisin case and the officer injured not seriously as well as the secrets service officer overicer at the white house also notot injured seriously. s but a wild ride. the capitol was on lockton temporariry. the white house was temporarily lockeddown andeddo then given the all clear oncen this situation wrapped up. so clearly a lot more questions still to be sti answered in this case, livecas hoar at the capitol, back to you. >> navy yard shooting, everything going on, a lot of people are jittery, thank youtt so much. the deadly car chase and police shooting interrupted votes in the house.in t >> but they did pass two measures. lawmakers voted 259 to 157 to finance programmings forngs vetruns and also voted 256-160 to pay members of thers national guard and reserves but democrats say these arehese so you will caked mini c. 's,

it's not just thencertainty 's the unknown of what iss closed, when willll it reopen, d what do i need to in the meantime? people need to know what to do when the govovernmt reopens and they shoululd be documenting everything. >> do we know the answswer to se tho questions r raised? we e know whether your vacatioion time as aa contractor will count? do i collectnemployment t and the district of columbia, do i go back to prince george's or fafairfax?x? of challenge is with all that time and attention oit, it's s not productive work. it is spending time on things we should be starting off on getting the job done. >> exactly. the laborepartment's start to be flood, particularly the district's. lining up tole start the employment compention process. >> i want to lk to you about sequestration, barbara. but i want to start wiwith chris kluger. you becocome thehe goto guy. many pple thought we would avoid the shutdownwn. you were predicting that you thought we would get to ts point. now you are predicting there is a 40% chance we wl geto ocber 1 are you ill standing by those numbers? >> we ar

the house schedule issed a meeting next week. >>> mitch mcconnell is facing new opposition. the conservative group senate were conservatives fund is endorsing his primary opponent in kentucky making this the highest profile crusade against moderate and established republicans. >> a federal judge rejected an effort to restore 38,000 names to virginia's voter rules. they say the names were possibly purged by mistake. the evidence did not convince him anyone was disenfranchised. ken cuccinelli trailing democrat terry mcauliffe in the state's gubernatorial race. and the president opens post polls shutdown term on immigration reform and a new farm bill. good saturday morning to you. what is the president planning to take on first and how does he plan to do it? >> alex, i think you will see a strong push forri ismmigration reform. he mapped this out as a key priority during his second term. it almost sort of got through both chambers. the big bill through the senate and piecemeal through the house. there was a big discussion about this several months ago. of course that got sidetr

traf i talked to a life coach who iss also a psychologist. we label these life events as being stressful, and internally we think that they're stressful. we create the stress in ourin minds. this is what she had to say. >> we can't always change our thinking, but when we get there, thinking is what creating it.it we can sometimes cut back fromrm that. it does change our experience of it. you know, we're not left scrambling trying to find a newa job or leave our stressful partner, or do all of these crazy, go on vacation and do al of these things. thin i'm having stressful thinking, i'm caught up in what i call a thought storm and wait. all storms it will pass. >> yet, tony and allison, some people say picture yourself as a character in a movie and say i'y going to change the dialogue an change the character's emotionsr that is one approach dealing with stress. >> thought storm. now that is all i'm going to be thinking about it.ut it's a thought storm. >> thank you. >> thanks, guys. >> thank you. >> i'm all caught up in this ne show i'm watchi

you'll be able too see our spaghetti models, itel will clip a little bit of louisiana coast but then it iss mostly going to head towards tht western panhandle of florida.da now winds of 50.wi it is slow so it is sitting andi middle of this huge amount of at wind shear so while it might geg a little bit stronger tomorrow,o whether or not it can develop iv into a hurricane is prettyretty questionable and right now ithtw looks like it might becomeome stronger tropical storm.to. the big deal there will be probably a landfall latel saturday night or early sunday.n may be winds of 60be wds o mile-per-hour. that can take down trees.akwn t and there could be 3-6 inches os rain to the east of where the t center makes landfall.anal but what about us?ut because it is slowing down now,w we'll probably not see rain r until monday afternoon, monday,n night maybe featuring heavierer rain as the remnants get caught up with a frontal boundary thata will change our temperatures ins a big way by next week. week. but, speaking of temperatures,re it is still summer here. 88 degrees at 5:00.ret 5 those are the t

baltimore is 82 and manassas iss 82 degrees, too. d here is theeg set up for the we.ill have this big ridge of high pressure, and that is whati is allowing these temperatures to be so unusually warm, you can tell that it's going to stay that way at least through most o of the weekend.d. this ridge of high pressure doe start to breakdown a little bitl as we start getting to the th latter part of the weekend, but it will stay hot from 10-15 degrees above where we should be this time of year. he with are upper 80s onn saturday, it looks like we'rewe going to be middle 80s on sunday, the weekend does look dry, but as we get into sundayda night, and monday, we do have ha some changes coming our way thah will bring some rain in here. here set up now. you see a lot of cloud cover. ce today.today.a mixture of sun that will continue overnightt tonight, and for tomorrow itit looks like we will stay dry, but we are going to stay hot. now we have tropical storm kare that just formed today. you can see the clouds here, it's a little bit better be organized later in the day, theh w

." >> no, we need coordinates for the iss. >> yes, but maybe you get him job, okay?ukraine where government is more stable. [ laughter ] >> houston, houston, we're running out of time. >> oh, gosh, i'm out of oxygen. i can't think. >> neither can congress. >> oh! oh, you funny. you are funny. you want to go make the mars rover pop some wheelies? >> houston? hello, houston? oh, my god. >> if anyone can hear this transmission, we are lost in space. and live from new york, it's saturday night! >> announcer: it's "saturday night live"! with vanessa bayer aidy bryant taran killam kate mckinnon seth meyers bobby moynihan nasim pedrad jay pharoah cecily strong kenan thompson featuring beck bennett john milhiser kyle mooney mike o'brien noel wells brooks wheelan musical guest -- katy perry! and your host -- bruce willis! ladies and gentlemen, bruce willis! [ cheers and applause ]

crew members and ground staff to maintain good team work and get the most out of the missions at the iss. >> the three astronauts have spent extended periods inside simulators. they practice responding to emergencies such as fires and drops in air pressure. they'll go next month on the russian spacecraft. >>> video game creators from all over the world set up shop in canada. developers are making the move to the land of hockey and maple syrup. nhk world reports. >> video game fans all over the world liked these soccer games so much they spent a total of $6 billion on them. the game developers recorded the movements of the world's leading soccer players then replicated them in digital form for the game. the developer, an american company, did the work at its studio in the province of british columbia. canada is home to people of many different cultures. the ethnic mix is one of the keys to the success of the firm's development team. for instance, the japanese member excelled at creating detail images. members from england and spain where soccer is very popular discussed the mannerisms of

federer iss, roger on his way to qualifying for the atp world tour finals after he advanced to the semisof the swiss indoors in basel. the world number six beat record in the trough -- beaty grigor dimitrov. federal took it 7-6 in the third set. his next opponent is canada's vasek pospisil. tied at theieve is shanghai masters, one of the four final -- the lead is tied at the shanghai masters, one of the four final tournaments. leads withera-bello luke guthrie, who earlier had the sole lead in the competition. that was a nice way to finish the show. we have more sports and more news at the top of the hour. >> a classic convertible is one of the best ways to see the sights of havana. out what's new in cuba, on island that is famed for not having changed much in 50 years -- an island that is famed for not having changed much in 50 years. these people are selling houses. the reforms made by the president have made it possible. sailing is now easy, this man says -- selling is now easy, this woman says. >> if one of you germans wants to buy my house, you should come, this woman says. ♪ 8:00 a.

. >>> leaders from across southeast asia have gathered in br brunai t discus issues conner issing all of them. representatives will join them when the east asian summit opens on thursday. many are focus on territorial disputes in the south china sea. the disputes were a sticking point in a meeting on wednesday from asian nations and china. china is caught up in a number of rows. the file peen president asked if they could draw up a code of conduct and quickly. chinese premier rejected the suggestion. he said steps should be taken gradually. he proposed a corporation treaty with asean. >> translator: we would like to discuss a good neighbor friendship treaty with asean countries. we are willing to make this treaty our treasure for china/asean cooperation. >> he said ties are growing stronger and trade has reached over $400 billion over the past ten years. discussed >>> japan's prime minister said asean leaders should unite and not attempt to change the status quo by force. they met with the australian prime minister tony abbott. they discussed china's maritime presence and its territor

the here to hey that kids will get more sleep, but my guess iss probably not.eep in will only stay up later. what happened to early to bed or early to rise or the early woman catches the worm.wo. these fickle back to my time, and maybe your time growing up. we did it. why can't today's kids rise to the occasion. montgomery county start time has been 7:15 a.m. for 20 years.yea. think about this? >> and a matter of a few years your high schooler may get the job opportunity of a lifetime. what happens in your child decides work starts too early. l should their bosses adjust the schedule to accommodate that need? of course not.e there's more these later start times will create chaos at home. schedules will need to be adjusted. activities will be pushed back with even later, with less time to do homework forcing them to stay up evenev later. as for homework, in my view one of the main reasons for sleep deprived cases is the amount of homework. so much homework. why aren't we covering moreveri during the day instead of taking more at night. what is going on here? are

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it isse a serious disease and affects almost every organ in af the body and the hearte terribly and brain liverthe we know about, but it is a serious problem. we found that college students are particularly susceptible. as a matter of fact, this timens for the first time in several years the amount of serious alcohol problems among college students is on the increase. you have over 100,000 cases of i date rapse or sexual abuse related to alcohol. you have 700,000 injurju&ÑiÑi d 2,000 deaths due to alcohol every year. so we went to trinity college where they have a program called nightwatch where theyight have sober people going to parties trying to prevent drinking. then we went to a play called bill w and dr. bob in soho where they go to theñr origins of alcohol where a surgeon, ifge you can believe this -- >> he was looking at you. >> the drunk stockbroker used the buddy system to quit. alcoholics anonymous is the best way for college students to quit and the demographic is going down, 11% between the ages of 20 and 30.çó we have a package to show and i want everyone to take a look. >>

. >> no employee is going to put their profession on the line unless there issing something . >> reporter: the add it was wrapped up this week. auditors looked at the accounts. we'll let you know the results as soon as we have them. i'm vicky nguyen, nbc bay area news. >>> no deal but no strike plans either. that's the word from b.a.r.t tonight after key negotiations both sides will resume talks tomorrow morning. the deadline is looming. the cooling off period ends this thursday night. but today, unions said they don't plan to strike on friday. they are fighting over pay and benefits. >> we want to leave every opportunity open to get this deal done. we are keeping all options on the table. >> i don't want to characterize how the negotiations are going. the mediator has asked us not to talk about what is going on. we'll leave the bargaining at the table. >> it has been a bitter few months. the b.a.r.t workers went on a strike in july. in august, the governor issued a 60 day cooling off period. >>> new at 11:00, a high school teacher in fremont faces child molestation charges. a teacher at

. >>> if you're one of the hundreds of thousands of furloughed federal workers sit issing at home todayu cannot check your work e-mail. according to "the washington post," it is ill laegal to chec your e-mail. the law was passed in 1984. if you check your work e-mail you could be faired. a lot of federal workers are being told to turn your blackberries off until the furlough is over and then when you come back, physically back to work, then you can do that stuff. >> hard to decompress and unplug. >>> stay with with us. news 4 continues at 5:00 a.m. >>> new this morning, new fallout from the government shutdown. now even president obama's schedule is taking a hit. >> plus, why some federal workers are going against shutdown orders and putting in time today anyway. good morning, everybody. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> and i'm eun yang. welcome for this wednesday, october 2, 2013. we are following news in prince george's county where an officer was involved in a deadly shooting. we will check in with molette green at the live desk soon. >> first, though, be possible record heat for today. storm

again, it isse, similar in acting in that way in that that is what begins to play into your imagination where you want to go with that. particular, in my black and white photography that i do, one thing lends itself to the other. there is a certain kind of cinematic -- i understand the andr of light and darkness what that does on an emotional level and how that kind of creates a set almost, a scenario, a story. -- mostly, it is that thing of being anonymous in having this object between you and the outside world. in an way, you are kind of hiding behind it, and yet, you are using it as this great tool to just observe the whole life that goes on in front of you. tavis: i'm wondering how all of this -- i'm laughing on the inside -- i'm wondering how all of this plays out when a photographer shows up to shoot jessica lange. >> i hate it. [laughter] tavis: i knew you were going to say that. all of these years, it is almost unbearable for me. tavis: you may make it unbearable for the photographer. [laughter] >> i try to keep in mind his terrible assignment too. tavis: i'm wondering whether o

the navy is still cleaning up the site, but concord issing looking for ways to redevelop the land. the land is just minutes from the north concord martinez bart station. >>> well, fans at o within th.c were treated to a luxury port-a-potty experience. it was courtesy of charmin tissue, which provide more than a dozen fanty port-a-potties for free. i hardly call these port-a-potties. they're the size of a tiny manhattan apartment built into a trailer. you actually saw it there, they have a tv inside. look at that. but unfortunately, these guys were hauled away after the raiders game. >> still to come, newborn panda cubs shown off to the public for the first time. there are more than a dozen of them. you have to see it after the break. >>> rrt. if you think one baby panda is adorable, you bett

. >> saw the guy waving that iss when we got goose bumps. >> reporter: a rekus team were sent out, returnedg upside down for tenu! hours. >> are many nice and beautiful people in the world. >> it helped to save three lives, because of a keane hearing of a sleeping couple. >> we get goose bumps thinking about it. >> thep nagy's received the royl treatment for the rest of the cruise. wine and chocolates, the rescued men would have died if not picked up tby the ship.ç >> neither side can agree on the side of jurisdiction for american forces. jurisdiction is not an issue of imm immuni immunity. former çnfl coach mike ditka sd the mistake he made may have changed the course of american history. he told the kickerson press, he regre regrets,ç the former coach thought he would have won against obama, and if he did he wouldn't be in the white house. he calls the biggest mistake he ever made. >> nevada threatened to withdraw to allow more development. the new bill will allow higher density and taller structures away from the lake, and encourageht getting rid of olde structures near the lake. the

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

. >> the government is et issing a whole series of standards with a whole series of requirement. within that framework you can make arguments. i want to go back to where we are today and why the president had to have the press conference today. you played a significant role on organizing this and helping trying to around for people -- did you ever in your wildest dream the first couple weeks would be this big a fiasco? illustrates i think anyone working on this issue like enroll america is doing, i don't think anyone would sit here and denies frustration. we expected better from the website, hhs, the administration needs to do better. what we have seen is them saying, yes, this has been unacceptable, and torque working 24/7 to improve it. we have improved it. we have seen those improvements. i think it is also very important to add some historical context. you look at a lot of different programs that now are considered great successes that had very, very rocky starts. massachusetts health care reform implementation. the first couple months were issues with the website, enrolling

. -- deal iss better than a bad deal.he mechanism to balance the budget in five to 10 years is not radical. to begin to reform in time for programs is not radical. some sort of a mechanism to take a look at obamacare, obamacare is what hundred 31 mandates. 131. the president has voluntarily suspended some of those mandates so i do not think it interest rates the entire obamacare if we go in and make it voluntary for six months or year, suspend the individual mandate for a year. there are lots of ways where the president gets his law. people like me get sanity and if limitation so we are not forcing this on the american people. i do not think that is a radical proposition. thank you. [inaudible] >> one more question. [inaudible] >> coming up on c-span. the conversation on social media and journalism. applebytalk was julie about the health care exchanges. and a look at a nuclear program. nuclear program. on the next "washington journal," will talk to governor tim poletti about the effect the everett shut down has had on the

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i'm going to tell you at an iss how can we give waivers and breaks to the big union guys out there, how do we give a break to all the big businesses out there, and yet stick our constituents with a bill that they don't want and a bill they can't afford. that's what this fight's all about. i talked to the president earlier tonight. i'm not going to negotiate. i'm not going to negotiate. i'm not going to do this. well, i would say to the president. this isn't about me or about republicans here in congress, it's about fairness for the american people. why don't we make sure that every american is treated just like we are. but no, under the law, there is some decision, there is some idea that we are going to get some exemption. no, we aren't going to get some exemption. the bill before us funds the government and says let's treat our constituents fairly. no more mandate for the next year that you have to buy insurance that you can't afford, no more mandate that members of congress get some exemption. those are the only two issues here. all the senate has to do is say yes and the government

. >> i: don't lock -- look at this as an issue of this iss going to increase academic performance. i think it's a matter of improving quality of life for teenagers and their families. >> reporter: the studytudy group surveyed more than 4300 parents of high school-aged children in county and found 69% said they prefer a later start time. ti officials say more sleep reduces obesity and anxiety and don't mean they'll stay up later. >> there were several studies that we looked at thathat compared the latest start time with the go to bed time. consistently, they got more sleep. >> reporter: they found thed body clocks of teenagers are set later. >> i'm on netflix at night because i'm not tired at sock. i need 11:00, 12:00, to get to point where i'm tired. >> we want to look at the elementary level.tary the implications of starting school at the current timestime but extending the elementary day by 30 minutes. >> reporter: doctor starrr s says he and the school boardl want more input from families before making any final decisions. >> this is about the overallover health and wellbeing of

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there is still a branco, issing says some of the union members are upset because the key bargaining down. they do not like that still both sides agree that will like a deal in place by thursday. nobody wants it more than the writers. i had a chance to talk to a person 5 minutes ago and he is coming up with a backup plan. >> i think it is frustrating. i depend on this to get to work. hopefully, they will get this on the table and reach an agreement 3 >> are you getting nervous? >> i already have a plan b, i am still nervous, i am thinking about the experience that we went through before. it was pretty bad. >> there is an extra wrinkle, the oakland a's will play tomorrow should they run deep into the playoffs we are talking about ovoakland a's fans who do not ride bart a daily basis will also be affected. and >> stay with kron4 on the bart negotiations. you can get the latest on our website at kron4.com as well as checking our facebook and twister pages. you can also download our mobile apps. the website animal well, we have a section that is dedicated to bart's and you can even get put se

and that after a long awaited family reading in moscow his paralysis by iss stay in russia to make sure the true story still on our t. dot com you can learn all about lone snowden's journey to the russian capital. plus the u.s. military could soon get it on hand draw it out to allow it to call in airstrikes and pilot drones by touching the screen on a smartphone head to our website article for more details on the innovation. the german filmmaker and his camera man have claimed they were arrested in qatar after filming the working conditions of migrants building venues for the twenty twenty two world cup trade unions have been ringing the alarm over conditions in the region for years but it's the prestigious football event that's put the issue firmly in the spotlight and both in qatar and the united arab emirates about eight out of ten workers are foreigners and there's a similar picture in kuwait the region's other leading oil producer and while in amman and saudi arabia migrants make it only about a third of the population foreigners in the gulf region as a whole make up almost half of

. >> i agree to an extent with it, the aging rocker in particular look issed a. lot of it comes to how well a guy pulls off a look. if he is in good shape and 50 or whatever he can certain things. >> i agree with that. it that is a lot to do wit, if it's a cute guy, it's like okay, that is fine. there's a big different in not dressing your age and not dressing appropriately. i don't see why it matters to a person who is an outsider looking in. you can dress however you want. >> i'm only hearing this is the kind of semiage appropriate. >> she told you she is not interested in dating you. >> i know that was inadvertently what she said. she smiled and she is pretty so i was like, okay, that counts. >> do you dress this way, probably most of your life and it's never going to change? >> i think i'm on my 12 pair of boating shoes actually. to be honest with you, i had my first ascott in third grade and i still have it. i am a proponent of wearing old man sneakers. i go the he other way. i don't care that it's only for people from california, i wear new balance sneakers

>> tim september one andim that iss a great one.hould i apply for unemployment and question, what if i get back pay for the furlough, what happens topens the unemployment? >> yes, apply for unemployment.nem the rule is you have to be off work seven days and start plying. unemployment is stateent specific, it is a federal program, but it is, bu defined and the rules defined by the state, so i would check with your y local state whether up toup pay it back, contact your local state and find out the rules behind that's earlier you had a list of things people could do if suddenly you're where you'r are and a lot of people as we were talking aboutlki earlier don't have three months living in theirg in savings account. what should those people be doing right now? >> really what we talked about earlier, eliminatelim your essentiallyy expenses, you don't have to go to dinner, mcdonald's doesn't need your $5, starbucks is a huge item, eliminate all those things you don'tu d have to survive, start doing school lunches,hool eating at home, go

rant sunday he said the astronauts couldn't think of getting to the international space station or iss different orbits. grazer said filmmakers immersed themselves in the sight. >> they knew in the real word you cannot get from the hubble telescope to iss but so what. we're not doing a documentary. >> reporter: tyson had more complaints he tweeted when bullock released clooney, he drifts away. >> a single tug brings them together. >> and bullock's hair wouldn't remained perfectly puffed, tyson tweeted. mysteries of "gravity" why bullock's hair will be float around her head. >> welcome to the space station. >> when i looked around the theater, people weren't going, they were going -- i think we have it. >> i can't see you anymore, do it now. >> the first thing that happens in outer space -- what would have happened -- >> she would have had pleasant dreams as she drifted off. >> so a short movie and a unsatisfying movie. >> reporter: whether "gravity" is scientifically accurate or not, audiences found it very satisfying indeed. for "cbs this morning," bill whitaker, los angeles. >> you d

feel it iss not important to feel the pain is eased on them?hat about the sick children that need access to clinical trials? is it not important to ease the pain of the shutdown for them? federal just the employees that the democratic minority thinks is important? host: the house republican leader recent -- republican leader speaking to reporters yesterday. gallup polls the saying that economic consumer confidence has plummeted. you can log on to the gallup polling site. new concerns about the potential of the government defaulting on its lows. that deadline, according to the treasury, is october 17. the washington post has taken a look at the impact the shutdown has had based on region. isber one on the list colorado springs, colorado, home of the u.s. air force academy, followed by virginia beach, an area heavy with defense honolulu, hawaii is third. the d.c. region is fourth. is sixth., utah san diego is number seven. a gusto, georgia and south carolina number eight. rounding out the list to sound -- is san antonio followed by charleston, so

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. >> the sale of fuel has lost many smoli iss their lieu of. >> there's a place you can go if you areing really, really angry. up ahead, how this room is taking customer stoosks satisfo a whole new level. >> the remains of the fire are still everywhere here. >> the powers that be at home and around the world... >> not only do they not get compensation but you don't even have to explain why? >> well thats exactly what i said. >> we question authority. >> so you said we could get access... >> that's enough! >> ... and those affected. >> investigative journalism at it's toughest. >> giraffes may not be around much longer. conservationists are worried about the long necked animal in africa. it's afeared that they will be extinct in a couple of decades. >> the world's tallest animal. they may not be as threatened as rhinos and elephants but these majestic creatures are also endangered. from 140,000 giraffes in africa in the '90s only about 80,000 remained by 2012. >> the trend across the african continent is very worried. the numbers have actually declined by 30% across the continent. bein