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tragically, john gray infants it school, one of the largest infant schools sadly burned down a few days ago. with the prime minister join me in thanking the council for the speed which they found alternative accommodation for the children and giving the encouragg news the school will be rebuilt as soon as possible? >> i certainly joined in praising his county councils but it sounds like a tragic event and it comes on top of, the fact that everybody knows that we need to provide more primary school places like commend them for their quick action. >> thank you, mr. speaker. prime minister, since the government took office, the uk has suffered the secnd biggest fall in wages in any of the g20 countries. do you think this is evident you saved our economy? >> as i have said several times, this question time, if we want to see living standards recover properly, and they do, there's only one sustainable way to make that happen, a growing economy keeping on top of inflation, making sure mortgage rates are kept low and then cutting people's taxes by raising the personal allowance. that is how yo

tragically, john gray infants it school, one of the largest infant schools sadly burned down a few days ago. with the prime minister join me in thanking the council for the speed which they found alternative accommodation for the children and giving the encouraging news the school will be rebuilt as soon as possible? >> i certainly joined in praising his county councils but it sounds like a tragic event and it comes on top of, the fact that everybody knows that we need to provide more primary school places like commend them for their quick action. >> thank you, mr. speaker. prime minister, since the government took office, the uk has suffered the second biggest fall in wages in any of the g20 countries. do you think this is evident you saved our economy? >> as i have said several times, this question time, if we want to see living standards recover properly, and they do, there's only one sustainable way to make that happen, a growing economy keeping on top of inflation, making sure mortgage rates are kept low and then cutting people's taxes by raising the personal allowance. that is how

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. >> when john mccain and lip si gray lamb met with the president to discuss this, they came out of the meeting, mccain's point of view -- there are were more assurances for toughening this up, beyond lobbing missiles and calling it a day. some might say we're being very clear about our goals and put some teeth into this. others would be just as much dissuadessed by the motion that we're -- he i doing -- the president -- what we thought. >> they're talk out of both sites of the mother. secretary kerry keeps saying no boots on the ground. senator mccain said the president's going to make a real difference, going to deter them, going stop them you can't have it both ways. i look at this whole situation and say, as long as those chemical weapons exist, all sides in this proxy war have infinite funds to pursue the war i they have been fighting since biblical finds they're going to keep fight. the united states needs to find a way to get off middle east oiled and make sure the oil-rich countries or no longer rich and then we have a few options once president obama said here's the red line, a

gray. let's look talk to john again, the executive director of the community safety institute, mass shooting incident of survival. have you detected some similarities between what's happened here and washington, d.c, and other mass shootings that you've studied? >> well, it does seem like we're leaning more towards a disgruntled employee, somebody that was not happy with his workplace association. these things have long planning cycles. maybe five or six years ago he went to work and become disgruntle over money. they get upset about their financial condition, maybe they lose their job, blame it on their employer, maybe they lose their car or their home. instead of taking expobility for their actions -- responsibility for their actions they reach out and target individuals. ones they target individuals, primary targets we call them at that facility, we see that they have a primary purpose and start shooting anybody. that's important enough to get away from these individuals as quickly as you can and as far as possible. >> aaron alexis, i asked you this before the news credit conference for t

john burton and my former boss senator pro-item and mr. hancock, and, of course, former governor grayour collective leadership made this possible. there are several heads of the department of transportation who have been sobered with this project. from project selection from the original decision to construct the new bridge thought the management and political challenges in sacramento. (calling names) from the wilson administration and my colleague today malcolm. thank you all (clapping) i've learned a thing or two from steve my current boss and i want to thing governor brown. this project hit a bumpy road associated with some bolts in the bridge but during that time the governor speculated first a steady i didn't focus on safety and wisdom to let the engineers make the decision when the bridge is safe and i appreciate that kind of direction from above to thank you governor and monthly i want to thank the people from the bay pr there have been challenges from moving this forward but through it all the people of that region have speculated great, great patience and we reward that patie

gray. that has been rendered in a court of law. is the story. playing out in real life. well i'm john berman in washington d.c. and here's what's coming up tonight on the big picture today yet another mass shooting this time in the nation's capital brought home the reality of gun violence in america of the latest information on today's tragedy later on in the show and it's been five years since bush's financial crisis assured in the most serious economic downturn since the great depression but how much has really changed and what can we do to make sure wall street doesn't bring down the economy again also this story speaking of wall street bankers are added again in today's daily take i'll tell you about their latest plan to turn the financial system back into the biggest casino in the world.

gray area. agreeing with you on some aspects, john, but not on both. >> look, another nonquantitative way of thinking about housing bubbles is what do people expect housing prices to do? if you ask -- this is anecdotally i haven't done a global survey, do you think housing prices are going up, almost everybody i talked to says yes. a recent survey by the real estate company red fin, 33% of the people, a third of the people buying houses cited rising prices is the reason they're buying now. that is a classic cate caste schiller answer for a bubble. one of the indicators when people think housing prices are only going to go up and they need to buy now and they -- buying as an investment. >> except when it's rationale. except when it's rationale and prices are going up. >> it's absolutely right. people have been -- prices are going up and they'll keep -- and i hope that you're right. i hope that we're not going to see -- >> even -- >> a crash, but a slow deflation, but right now i would say we're in bubble territory, but that doesn't mean it bursts messily. we're a little smarter about things. >> we're

gray, a classic. >>> keep it here. i'm richard lieuy along with bill karins. have a very good thursday. >>> new this morning secretary of state johnerry now is in geneva meeting with russian leaders hashing out a plan over syria. we'll have the latest developments. >> keeping things calm, what the seahawks are telling their fans as seattle gears up for the big game this weekend taking on the 49ers. >> video in of a big rig crash, the fuel spill that tied up traffic for hours. >> we head north to another bridge, that one of course being the bay bridge. giving your day starts, we're close to the weekend. it's thursday, september 12th, this is "today in the bay."

gray sideburns. he was wearing an olive/drab-colored military uniform. out front our tim clemente. and john mcguire. from what we know, let me just start with you, tim. i'm looking here at the bio from the navy. he had not worked at the naval yard. you have to have security checks to enter this facility. how do you think he got in? this is a guy who had been discharged from the navy for a pattern of misconduct and allowed to work for the navy again as a contractor. >> well, first of all let me say that my prayers go out to the victims and family members. but in an environment like this, one of the ways he can get into a secure environment. if he seems like he belongs there. individuals that work there every day might leave a door open for him just to be polite. expecting that the security personnel would check his id at the next point. this happens regularly. when i worked at the fbi. we had id badges we had to literally swipe and punch in a code every door. sometimes i'd leave the door for them and let them come in with me. that might be what we're looking for in this accomplice or other g

john, you guys have you went for the gray thing. i may do that. >> look at these guys. these. >> authenticity. >> i think you guys have colors for credibility is what i think. >> yeah, i have no gray. i go to a colorist to add the gray. this is true. you've got the scoop. >> honesty, transparency is what we want. thanks. >>> stock index futures taking a hit on the prospect of a government shutdown. joining us now is chief equity strategist. and this man has still has some color, some color going on because he's youthful and young. bob, without getting political about it. i made the point earlier as long as we got the fed with $85 billion, i'd stay long. what would you rather have, $85 billion a lot, isn't it? >> yeah, it's a big help, joe. look at the margin. for every week that the government's shut down, not that it'll last that long is .25% of gdp hit off the fourth quarter. just at a time when we start seeing leading economic indicators and see globally doing better. come on, guys, don't snatch the victory from the jaws of defeat as it were. just at the point in tim

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conservatives something, but john boehner has to make a choice, does he want to keep going down that road or does he want to avoid a government shutdown? and he does have a kind of gray glass scenario and that is to allow a vote on the house of representatives of the senate funding measure that passed on friday, that would keep the government open to the 15th of november, he could just have a vote, now he will need democrats to pass that vote and that is the trick. republicans -- >> schieffer: what is going to happen? >> well, i think all indications are john boehner does not want a government shut down, if he doesn't he can put this on the floor and pass with the majority and the it he would get a lot of blow back but he has to worry about the next fight in the middle of october which is over the debt limit for which he needs a unified caucus so it is not clear by john boehner does have an escape route here. >> schieffer: jerry seib at the wall street journal there is a great wall between the people that work on the editorial page and the people that cover the news, but the journal has been about as tough on these republicans as anybody. >> and not just on the edito

martin john, bedros.o >> the 12 victims of the washington navy yard shooting were remembered at a memorial service on sunday each of theirr names read aloud. >>> president obama, and vincent gray all attended. the meme yaf memorial was held e street from the barracks southeast. tragedies like these cannot become the new normal. norm >>> meanwhile the tragedy at the navy yard will have a last being impact on one stafford virginiai man. >>> in the midst of breaking news monday, abc, and nbc labeled petty chief officer,cer, chan as a possible shooter. shoo this led of retreats from varyious other news operations and now he is calling for an apology. >> i know when i leave the house, i know when i'm looking oveover my shoulder, the biggest thing i was afraid that my daughter would hear about this here, without me being around her to explain what was going on. i was afraid that my daughtermy would have found that her daddy was dead and in reality he wasn't because it's a mistake. >> both nbc and cbs released statements saying theying information they received came from multiple sources and they correct it had immediately. >>> sir yes chemical weaponssisl top the agenda. en he will

in the gray room is a table, and it is the table on which we are told john tyler fed her breakfast in her bedroom after he had been around the house. after his horseback ride, he would go to that table and have breakfast with his wife, which he would personally carry in on a tray, because she was still in bed. also, her mother writes her and says, i understand form other people whoe believ -- who believe that you sleep until 9:00 in the morning, the president brings you breakfast in bed. and she says, please, do not take advantage of an elderly gentleman who dotes upon you. in the afternoons, julia rights to her mother frequently what she is doing on his plantation. she records almost every piece of furniture in the house. her brothers -- brothers visited, and became her buying mirror was ordered from a store. when it comes, she is distressed because the edges cut against the window facing. her mother writes her back and said, don't be so picky of minutia. we have record of a ball that she had in honor of her sister margaret, who came here very frequently. and the portrait is a portra

gray hair than in that picture now. let's check on the markets this morning after a big day yesterday. a lot of it was on john carry. >> yeah, that's right, the idea that there might be a way to get out of the bulls without having an attack. it was the best day in almost two months nrt dow. and yesterday we couldn't tell, andr andrew, whether he was serious with the weapons ban, we couldn't tell whether he was sardonic, whether he was surprised, because his face didn't change. nothing changed when he said that because he can't move any part of his face now. i've given you 24 hours to come up with something. >> why don't you say there but for the grace of god go you, groupie kernen? >> something. i've been thinking about it. >> it's in the front of my mind all the time. >> never mind. let's check out the -- that would be too entertaining if you did. let's look at the oil boards this morning. oil, this is not entertaining when it's still above $100. but it's down $1.06 on this. let's get to ross westgate who is standing by in london. ross, good morning. >> good day. good to see you. we've taken our phones from

john mccain discussed u.s. military action in syria at his town hall in arizona. he tweeted after one saying, another spirited town hall on syria in tucson this afternoon. lots of participation and gray t-shirts. here is a quick look at the town hall. \ >> i have always been a loyal supporter of you. i have always been a loyal supporter. the point is, right now no one is denying there are a lot of atrocities being committed in syria whether on the rebels side or the other side as well. the point is, there is a good option. for me, to listen to you saying there is no good option, i refuse to believe that. is tood option right now take saudi arabia and iran and --ce them to stop supporting the two sides in syria. you can do it. and negotiation, not bombs, senator mccain. shed moreafford to syrian blood. i have a cousin who is 18 years by, just killed 10 days ago the so-called rebels. they are not syrian. they are coming to syria from all over the world. we cannot afford to do that. we cannot afford to turn syria into another iran. or afghanistan. i beg you. my family is there. the majority of the syrian people want to save their country and you need to listen to the majority of the ame