tama tamara banks reports >> reporter: john morris is going door to door in his colorado springs district. >> imitate senator john morris. >> wearing a broncos jersey, he is fighting for his job in an unprecedented recall election. >> whatever hoops they make you jump through, if you would please jump through them. ampullitis >> yeah. >> this is the first time in colorado hist in which an elected legislator is being recalled for fassing some of the toughest laws this nation. among them >> universal background shapings and limits on the size of magazine clips. >> we have extremists that are throwing an extreme temper tantrum. >> he is president of the colorado state senate. of the in the past session, he led lawmakers in taking a tough position on gun laws. motivated to do something after the aurora movie theater sho shooting an the sandy hook ma massacre >> tries my district, across the country, those people pay a price all day every day >> reporter: it's well after noon and he hasn't stopped for lunch. >> i was the first democrat elected to the senate from el paso county since 1974 since

. >> john morris and angela heron out of touch.led it a sickness from our souls. >> a sickness of our souls doesn't come easy. >> what's coming on from colorado does it make any -- >> shocking that east and west coast breasts, that the nra and mayor bloomberg and their money are clark in colorado and use ising it as a -- using it as a proxy battle. 40 states in this country when you have a u.s. senate race 90% of the money comes from east and west coast and every one of these states are used as a are proxy battle. get ready it will be used again. >> who's paying the strings? we've got billionaires michael bloomberg, eli broad, the nra has put in big money to support the recall. here is more of what colorado residents will be treated to in wake of the recall. >> john morris, toxic. he would rather do the admitting of east coast liberals like new york city mayor michael bloomberg. >> again demonizing the nra play in colorado or did the coloradons decide this on their own? >> coloradoans will decide this on their own. i actually have

president of the colorado senate, john morris getting booted from the legislature.panding gun control laws. colorado is a blue state. something interested happened in colorado. something the democrats in 2014 might take note of. don't mess with the second a.m. we have a right to bear arms. try to take that right away and do so at your own political peril. have a great weekend, everybody. see you on "the five." >>> do you remember when our embassy staff was taken hostage in tehran. without firing a shot hostages released the day ronald reagan was inaugurated. how important is it to have the right person in the white house? we're talking about strong leadership with herman cain right here, right now. >>> thanks for joining us. the iranian hostage crisis was a long time ago but are there lessons to learn from that. a lot of time has passed but once again we

the senate president, john morris got 49% of the vote, but was recalled with 50.9% of the vote.w i have not one iota regret for what i voted on. [ cheers and applause ] so we can all be proud of the work that we did, and we have a little more work to do, right? so this is going to make us stronger and better off the awe we have miles to go and the highest rank in a democracy is citizen. not senate president. so soon along with many of you, i will hold that rank and there is nothing citizens can't accomplish when they put their minds to accomplishing it. >> joining me is senators john morse, and angela herrone. thank you for being here tonight. you represent something that disappeared from politics, a legislator, at any level, state, federal. willing to take a vote, cast a vet that they know can cost them the job. that's just something we don't see anymore. it is a kind of legislative heroism that i think we should value. and, senator herrone, i know you said last night you don't regret the vote. tell us why? >> well, one i don't regret any work that we did. such an hiss toreic s

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president of the colorado senate, john morris getting booted from the legislature.panding gun control laws. colorado is a blue state. something interested happened in colorado. something the democrats in 2014 might take note of. don't mess with the second a.m. we have a right to bear arms. try to take that right away and do so at your own political peril. have a great weekend, everybody. see you on "the five." ♪ ♪ >> uma: unbelievable images out of colorado. at least four people are dead. many more in need of rescue as the thousands are forced to leaf their homes. numbers are devastating as the colorado struggles the worst mountain flood in decades. latest on what is done to help victims from the floodwaters. big news on the syria crisis. after three days of tough intense negotiations, the u.s. and russia hammered out a deal to rid syria on the chemical whens stock pile. can we expect the assad regime to cooperate in the midst of the own civil war? we will hear from

. >>> john morris and angela from colorado have been recalled.he recall election was in reaction to their support for tougher gun laws after the mass shootings in aurora and new town, connecticut. morse was recalled. he will be replaced by bernie who is gun friendly. >> this is the result, that is okay. we will fight another day. they may have won the battle, but they are not going to win the war. people are dying for real and we need to stop that. >> meantime senator gear on was recalled by 56% of voters. >>> cracking it down. a source of a loud noise that put residents in one east bay community on edge. where it's coming from and where communication broke down. >>> two new iphones about to get released. the changes in prices and technology. unbelievable. shhhhh! in our day, we didn't have u-verse high speed internet. yeah, our babysitter didn't have a million ways to serve mom up on a silver platter. we had to count sheep to fall asleep. and i always worried that i was creating an overcrowded sheep farm. in my head... never looked like that far

senators john morris and angela gerren were recalled five months after their spore for new gun legislation. florida's attorney general is putting capital before capital punishment. pam bondi has delayed an execution so she could hold a fund-raiser for her re-election effort. she since said it was a mistake. you think? but the execution is still on hold and the fund raise ser moving forward. >>> former massachusetts senator scott brown is joining global digital solutions as a consultant. the company describes itself as a lied are in providing small arms manufacturing. >>> and it wasn't all business last night for jeb bush and hillary clinton. bush was on hand at an event honoring the former secretary of state with the 2013 liberty medal. >> jeb and i are not just renewing an american tradition of bipartisanship, we're keeping up a family tradition, as well. >> hillary and i come from different political parties and we disagree about a few things, but we do agree on the wisdom of the american people. especially those in iowa and new hampshire and south carolina. [ laughter ] >> and that's yo

and john morris is going door to door. >> i'm state senator john morse. >> morse is fighting for hisjob in an unprecedented election. >> whatever hoops they make you jump through. >> it was the first time in history that an elected legislator is being recalled. morse is in the cross hairs of guns rights groups for passing tough laws, among them universal background check and limits on the size of magazine clips. >> we have citizens throwing temper tantrums. >> he led lawmakers in taking a tough position on gun laws. after the aurora movie shooting and the seand look massacre. >> in the victims in my district and across colorado and across the country, those people pay a prays all day every day. >> urts well after noon and morse hasn't stopped for lunch. he's pounding a district in a -- the pavement in a district that's most often red. >> they have been trying to run me out on a rail ever since. >> voters are so angry, ready to kick him out of office, even though he's term limited and can't run again until 2014. >> i think we should have a say whether he continues to work on not. >> t

president john morris and angela.ted the only conditions, including universal background checks and limiting high-capacity magazines. he conceded his race moments ago. the votes are still being tallied. it will be an uphill battle. even if both senators are recalled, it will not change policy. democrats have control of the senate. it does say something. the nra was able to target both of these members of the state legislative body after they voted for gun safety. all right. the past 24 hours have been a whirlwind. a debate over what to do has dramatically changed. in the latest developments including breaking news tonight. according to news, russia is blocking a resolution to enforce the russian plan for syria to turn over chemical weapons. we will be right back. ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing good around ♪ ♪ turn around barry ♪ i finally found the right snack ♪ ♪ >>> does a few hours ago, president obama made his case to the american people for a limited military

state senator president john morris and angela gear on had support for the stricter regulations. the grass roads regulation and big money ads like this one from the nra. >> morris even proposed a bill so rat cal fellow democrats wouldn't support it. john morse, too extreme for colorado. >> democrats larch launched i ground game, but it wasn't enough. he lost by 344 votes total. they voted to recall him and 49% voted against that. angela ger on lost boy a wider margin. they have gone to democrats for the last two cycles. not one lost a key state-wide race since 2002. they managed to make in roads with abortion, gay rights. jim morris and angela ger on got recalled in a state that handed president obama a healthy victory against mitt romney less than a year ago. they edged out romney with over 50%. he won colorado with almost 54% of the vote. the recall results and potentially shows it's a status moving to the blue column and slowed down a little bit. that could have long-term repercussions. the colorado republicans have new confidence for their plan it on unseat the governor in 20

. >> with me now are former state senators john morris and angela herron, both democrats from colorado. i have to ask you both how you are feeling having lost this recall six or seven days ago, watching what played out yesterday. senator herrone? >> well, chris, obviously certainly disappointed here in colorado six days ago, but knowing that those laws still exist a and they will go on and colorado did some great things in this last legislative session. but of course, i would want to give my condolences to everybody at the navy yard, victims and victims families. and like you, and i'm sure like john, we're tired of having to do this, these moments of silence. so we will not stay silent. we're going to be talking about this and we're going to continue to confront the nra. >> senator morris, what is your take away from this? i think a lot of people have drawn the lesson that the nra wants you to draw. mess with us and you'll be recalled. >> again, the price that we paid politically is so small in comparison to what these families are paying. and now we have 12 more or arguably 15 more fa

john morris and angela guirron were both defeated in special elections. these democrats held seats in very blue districts. one district president obama held by almost 20% in last year's presidential election. colorado voters on both sides of the aisle have spoken and they seem to be saying, long live the second amendment. that translates, bob, into viva la nra. what do you say? >> well, let me just say as a former campaign person, when you have a turnout of less than 15% in one district and less than 10% in another, you're going to get the people who are organized nra put a lot of money into this thing. the gun nuts were organized and they came out and voted. but you're talking about such a few percentage of the people, normal voting in an average congressional district is 300,000, right? >> the anti-gun nuts, bloomberg put in like $350,000 and they couldn't gin up support. >> you're right. colorado's not exactly a state you want to test your -- >> bob, colorado 3, which is angela guirron's district, president obama held by almost 20% in the presidential

. >> that was colorado's senate president john morris on losing a seat in a historic recall electionut there. morris one of the two lawmakers kicked out of office for backing tighter gun laws. the other state senator who is ousted by voters in the pueblo area, they are the first state lawmakers in colorado history to be recalled. angered by new limits on ammunition, magazines and expanded background checks gun rights activists tried to recall a total of four lawmakers. the nba said this election sent a clear message that they should protect gun rights and be accountable to their constituents. this recall could have a chilling effect in other stays where determines have been encouraged be i the president to pass stiffer gun control laws including background checks limits on magazines and other measures as well. so how did all this unfold, and what does it mean beyond colorado as well? state senator angela joins us now from denver, we appreciate your being with us, and i have to ask you, if you have any regrets for what happened? >> you know, absolutely not. that's the thing why i can

john morris is one of them. of the stand he took did he bite losing the recall race. >> what we did was the right thing. i said months ago if doing this costs me my political career, that's a very small price to pay. >> the lawmaker were up against the national rifle association. the nra spent half a million dollars to out of them. obviously that's another big blow to gun control today. and our fourth story "outfront" is threats against one of america's biggest and busiest airports. tonight, beefing up security at l.a.x. after a former tsa security screener was arrested and charged with making threats against that airport. on the insixd someone on the inside. the tsa. these threats, the world would be watching 12 years to the day after 9/11. >> reporter: the former tsa worker's website shows in photos and rambling writings a disturbed man obsessed with jesus christ and satan. on the anniversary of 9/11, he quit the screening job head since 2006 and left a suspicious package at los angeles international airport.

president john morris and angela.the only conditions, including universal background checks and limiting high-capacity magazines. he conceded his race moments ago. the votes are still being tallied. it will be an uphill battle. even if both senators are recalled, it will not change policy. democrats have control of the senate. it does say something. the nra was able to target both of these members of the state legislative body after they voted for gun safety. all right. the past 24 hours have been a whirlwind. a debate over what to do has dramatically changed. in the latest developments including breaking news tonight. according to news, russia is blocking a resolution to enforce the russian plan for syria to turn over chemical weapons. we will be right back. yeah, we can make room. yeah. [ male announcer ] ...office space. yes, we're loving this communal seating. it's great. [ male announcer ] the best thing to share? a data plan. at&t mobile share for business. one bucket of data for everyone on the plan, unlimited

>> well, one of them is our state senate president john morris, a high target with this policy and a lawmaker who really spearheaded both of these bills. the other one is senator angela heron from pueblo in the southern part of the state, and she was not particularly active on this policy, although supportive of it. in her district he had opponents to get enough signatures to move forward with the recall efforts. there were recall efforts in a couple of other districts that did not get to the ballot. state senate president morris' case he comes from a close lir divided district and only won his election by a couple of hundred votes. >> right. >> so he is a high-profile target and seen as a vulnerable target. >> so governor hick. >> the governor had support but did he and others pushing gun control misread the colorado electorate? >> i think we're waiting to find that out and the recall is obviously attracting huge amount of attention and looking further down the road. hickenlooper is looking for re-election and his popularity, which was high earlier in the year has taken a big hit an

joining me is state senator john morris and julianne reed is managing editor for "the grillo.com." >> is congratulating itself. do you think the nra and its allies has enough power to unseat the governor as well? >> i don't think they will come anywhere close. they were barely able to muster not even 11% of the registered voters in my district to do this. the bad news, of course, is we didn't muster 11% plus one vote so they've won this particular thing, but you know, 80% of the people agree with what we've done and what we've done is just common sense kinds of things that has been growsly mischaracterized by the other side and as the facts more and more come out, i don't think they'll come anywhere close. >> still, this is a wake-up call. the democrats who don't tun out in off-season elections. does the party need to evaluate how it fights back against recalls such as this and do a better job? >> well, and certainly, this was the first one in the state's history and we learned an awful lot, but we also had some things work against us which truthfully in the future recall elections wi

last night state senators john morris and angela heron said lobbying efforts in the state had made ademocracy. >> the gun lobby, they bought the signatures to force the election in the first place. they sent fliers even before the signatures were gathered. they paid for television advertisements. they did all kinds of misinformation and disinformation very deliberately. >> it is no longer a gun owner's organization. it's a manufacturer's organization. that's how they're benefitting. if you look at their board members, they're all manufacturers. they're all making money. >> right now newtown families are on capitol hill meeting with nancy pelosi to mark the ninth anniversary of the elementary school massacre that killed 20 children and six adults. but with the nra's power as yet unchecked, it is unclear how many more anniversaries the newtown parents will be forced to commemorate before congress makes any steps towards meaningful change. joining us now from capitol hill is democratic congressman from tennessee's ninth district steve cohen. congressman, thanks for joining us. >> nice t

john morris and angela girad were unseated tuesday. shift against liberal policies in battle ground states. joining us now, john fund. john, always great to see you. >> thank you. >> why the shift against liberal policies? >> well, i think that any i'd logical group that gets too far away from the mainstream will inspire a backlash. and colorado may be a purple state, it certainly has a lot of urban areas and rural areas. and gun rights and the right to reduce domestic energy, and having been left alone is very important there, and that's regardless of whether people are democrats, independents or republicans. but what's fascinating in those two colorado elections was democrats and independents were more likely to sign the recall petition than republicans. >> in the wake of the new town massacre, last december. the left believed in fact that the public opinion had finally turned in favor of gun control. but really the restriction of gun rights seems to be speaking louder here? >> well, there's a question of passion and intensity. in th

state senator angela gerone and john morris both backed gun control measures in the aftermath of the york. spitzer lost his bid for new york city comptroller, 52 to 48%. wiener got crushed, getting 5% of the vote in a primary race for mayor. >> we might have come up a little short in this campaign, but we are all unified in that fight and if we keep fighting, and i hope you will -- if you keep fighting, i'm going to keep fighting because we're going to keep new york the capital of the middle class for years to come. thank you very much. >> gretchen: after his concession speech, wiener gave a local reporter the one finger salute. >> brian: right. classy. >> steve: i think that's to us, too. >> gretchen: one week after ariel castro took his own life on duty that night are on leave. the officers will be paid, but remain off the job while the investigation is underway. last month castro was sentenced to life, plus 1,000 years in prison for holding three girls captive for more than a decade. >>> a dramatic rescue. a woman and daughter climb on top of the roof of their car. a man driving b

and in the crossfire, john morris, who lost a recall election this week because of his gun vote.tate next? tonight on "crossfire." >> welcome to "crossfire." i'm s.e. cupp on the right. >> and i'm van jones on the left. tonight we're debating guns. but i want to tell you right up front, both sides' arguments make zero sense to me. i go to a lot of funerals for the victims of gun violence, and everything the right is saying, guns for everybody, is going to make america less safe, but it's worse. everything the left is pushing, background checks for everybody might make us maybe 1% more safe. either way, i'm still going to too many funerals. and there is massive misunderstanding, massive miscommunication going on, and nobody's winning. so some people may feel good about this. i'm sure you do. but i'm hoping we get some solutions tonight. >> well, when are the anti-gun groups going to learn symbolism does not make for good policy. and lawful goon owners like myself are sick and tired of being the targets of restrictive gun policies that only we follow and criminals ignore. it isn't

and in the crossfire, john morris, who lost a recall election this week because of his gun vote.tate next? tonight on "crossfire." >> welcome to "crossfire." i'm s.e. cupp on the right. >> and i'm van jones on the left. tonight we're debating guns. but i want to tell you right up front, both sides' arguments make zero sense to me. i go to a lot of funerals for the victims of gun violence, and everything the right is saying, guns for everybody, is going to make america less safe, but it's worse. everything the left is pushing, background checks for everybody might make us maybe 1% more safe. either way, i'm still going to too many funerals. and there is massive misunderstanding, massive miscommunication going on, and

before now, colorado democrats john morris and angela harone were anything but household names. likely to be remembered as a huge moment in the battle over gun control. just a year after the movie massacre in aurora, 14 years after the mass shooting in columbine, the colorado recall vote shows gun rights still has muscle, especially in the west. what two state senators had in common was voting for gun control, limiting firearm ammunition magazines to 14 rounds. but voters recalled them tuesday night. they were defiant. >> what we did was the right thing. i said months ago, if doing this costs me my political career, that's a very small price to pay. >> we can all really be proud of the work that we did. it appears we have a little more work to do. >> reporter: it was a huge blow for gun control advocates who outspent the competition and still lost. new york mayor michael bloomberg has pledged a fight against the nra. the independence institute advocates for second amendment rights. >> i don't think you can underestimate the national impact of what happened here in colorado. let'

john layfield, layton morris are here and they know the technology, clayton morris and the investing s here on twitter going public. first of all, john, i don't know what the price of this thing is going to be, would you buy it. >> depends on the price. stuart: really? >> valuation. i believe, absolutely, look at groupon is down 50% and facebook you're basically flat for a couple of years and if it came out 10 billion valuation we don't know yet because of the jobs following s-1 instead of an s-4 and confidentiality included in this looks like 580 million doubled from 2012. 180 million. and you don't know where it's going from here and don't know the valuation. it's all a valuation right now. stuart: so, john layfield fresh out of the box from bermuda is not jumping all over twitter. >> absolutely not. stuart: hold on a second is what you say. clayton, where do they get their money from? >> well, one of the things that twitter is doing well, you talk about that growth that they've seen from 2012 to 2013. it's from mobile. remember, twitter is a mobile company. they have a leg up on fa

john morris of washington university in st.ntervention. his team is studying over 100 families worldwide with a rare genetic mutation that predisposes them to early onset alzheimer's. some of them are then given medications preemptively, before trouble really begins. >> never before have people who don't have the symptoms of alzheimer's disease been given medications. >> at the mayo clinic in rochester, minnesota, another approach. dr. ronald peterson studies individuals with mild cognitive impairment, pre-alzheimer's condition where people lose some memory but can still function. patients undergo numerous tests, including sophisticated brain scans. >> the question we were asking, can we predict who is going to develop alzheimer's december. >> he wants to develop a risk prediction tool similar to heart disease and determine who is el visible for early intervention drugs. >> much like we treat hypertension these days with multiple different drugs, i think that at the end of the day in alzheimer's disease we may very well use a c

john garrity. i would like to have sergeant beretta, brian, morris and johnson up on the stage, please. capt. garity will redo the award citation. -- will read the award citation. >> good evening. on wednesday, october 10, circuit brother brian and melissa morris and merck mulligan and officer james johnson of the central station responded to a fire at 8 -- 824 height street in downtown san francisco. officers found the first and second story buildings involved in flames. leaving the residents, many of them students inside the six- story building in grave danger. officers immediately entered the building and began evaluating the evidence, pounding on doors and alerting them there was a fire. many of them were still asleep. essentially they were forced to withdraw from the building because the heat was so intense in the building. the fire department was still in route to the fire. not until the fire department arrived did it take over the evacuation of the fire personnel were ordered out of the building onto the street for the structure at 824 high street, and asphalt and some of the fire equi

john potter on stand by. >> let's talk about alfred morris. he didn't look like himself -- he fumbled the ball. he would miss a pitch from robert griffin iii resulting in a safety. morris last year lost three fumbles the whole year. mike shanahan stuck with morris. he would score a touchdown. he din -- did finish with 45 rushing yards on 12 carries. >> i'm definitely not concerned but it was not the way i wanted it to go but it did go that way but i'm not concerned at all. i mean i forgot about it all week. i'm preparing for the next game. it's in the past and i can't do anything about it. >> yeah what fumble? >> floyd mayweather. let's look at his upcoming fight ready? happy birthday! it's a painting easel! the tide's coming in! this is my favorite one. it's upside down. oh, sorry. (woman vo) it takes him places he's always wanted to go. that's why we bought a subaru. (announcer) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. tomorrow night in las vegas floyd mayweather fights alvarez. floyd apps name is money and he runs the money team -- this nickname is for real good reason. >> you're set to mak

john. >>> and con gra congratulations, star heather morris.ame is reportedly elijah, and it's the first child for the couple. she plays britney on the hip-hoi show. >>> just ahead, do you have trouble sleeping, are youre tossing and turning the night away?awa scientists hope that new technology can help them findfi out why. >> first let's check in with holly morris.y mo she is spending the morning with above average canines. >> reporter: i'm trying to i'm figure out why my dog doesn't obey like that? that is because my dog is not one of the top canines. we are talking about police dog who are the best of the best. and they are competing at the national trials. we will see how they go about at judging this competition and whd you may want to come out andout watch it yourself, fox 5 morning news, stay with us. all the pumpkins? pumpkin's back at dunkin'? now you tell me. try the new pumpkin pie donut or any of our other many pumpkin treats today. america runs on dunkin'. [ engine revs, tires squeal ] [ male announcer ] since we began, mercedes-b

morris. hi, father john. >> good morning. >> you've been to syria. >> i have. >> talk about your experience. all the different minority religious groups in syria. the government at the time was a dictatorship. and they were showing us off the religious liberty that existed. similar to what existed in iraq with saddam hussein. doesn't mean it was a perfect situation at all. but, yes, we have to keep in mind that there are a lot of people who are now either been killed for their faith in syria, as well as in egypt, or else they're in hiding right now. >> i don't think a lot of americans understand that throughout the arab world there are a ton of christians, of course they predate the muslims. these were chris chance countries first. but how many are there in syria? >> i think the percentage about three years ago was about 10%. >> wow. >> which is not a small group. >> you know when the pope says please show restraint, i hate violence and don't rush to judgment, do world leaders listen to the pope? >> you know, not always. but i don't think that means he should stop speaking out. you know, he

. >> morris, isn't a lot of the problem about the messaging from the white house? because we were listening to congressman johnbeneficial to americans and a lot of people do support this in a piecemeal kind of way. what is the problem? how does the white house not adequately and is it now too late to get out the mess abage properly. >> the white house has had communication problems. certainly if you had a person with i an pre-existing condition, you love this. if you're a mother who wanted to make sure kid stays on their insurance in college, you love this. they have to communicate them better. but it goes to a larger issue about the republican party. there are so many important things in the world. i just came back from a long trip around the world. people are asking, what's going on with america? you guys used to be the shining light, the beacon, the leaders that we could all depend on. we're becoming a laughingstock because we have two parties that are dysfunctioning. and the republicans are the capital "d" in dysfunctional. if they cared about students, they would focus on making sure the student loan bill

morris. >> dangerous? >> very credible. pastor warren. >> that's a good idea. >> father john, great to see you this morning. >> thank you guyss us at the top of the hour. >> he was there last night. >> is there anything our next guest can't do? she's student council president, a major raet gnat band and she's the homecoming queen as well. how does she do it all? >> i bet she can't knit. >> we'll ask her. ♪ sometimes you want to go where everybody knows your name ♪ ♪ and they're always glad you came ♪ ♪ you want to be where you can see ♪ really? what's wrong with trying new things? look! mommy's new vacuum! (cat screech) you feel that in your muscles? i do... drink water. it's a long story. well, not having branches let's us give you great rates and service. i'd like that. a new way to bank. a better way to save. ally bank. your money needs an ally. oh! that's a lot of water up there. ♪ go. go. that's a nice shot. [ male announcer ] share what you love with who you love. kellogg's frosted flakes. they're grreat! >>> welcome back. meet audra lewis. this high school senior is president of the student council, a majorette in the

morris, thank you so much. >>> fox news alert, secretary of state john kerry and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu speakinght now. secretary of state john kerry is in jerusalem at this hour and he's meeting with israel's prime minister, benjamin netanyahu. the two are talking about the situation in syria with kerry trying to assure israel about the framework for a chemical weapons deal. listen. >> it is a framework. not a final agreement. it is a framework that must be put into effect by the united nations now. but it is a framework that with the russian and u.s. agreement, it has the full ability to be able to, as the prime minister said, strip all of the chemceic weapons from syria. >> well, under that deal, syria must provide a full accounting of its stockpile within one week. and the chemical arsenal would need to be eliminated by mid-2014. they've got their work cut out for them. >> thank you. only the second week into the nfl season, but this weekend is shaping up to be one of the l biggest. a battle of brothers and a battle of the best teams in the league this sunday afternoon. here to break it down

lewis morris, the fourth new york delegate, saw all of his timber, crops and livestock taken. for seven years he was barred from his home and family. john hart of trenton, new jersey, risked his life to return home to see his dying wife, soldiers rode after him and he escaped in the woods while his wife lay on her death bed, soldiers ruined his farm. he was hunted across the countryside. when at long last emaciated by hardship he was able to sneak home, he found his wife had already been buried and his 13 children taken away. he never saw them again. he died a broken man in 1779, without ever finding his family. dr. john witherspoon, signer, was president of the college of new jersey, later called prince po*pb. the british -- princeton. the village occupied the town of princeton. they burned the finest college library in the country. judge richard stockton rushed back to his estate in an effort to evacuate his wife and children. the family found refuge with friends but a torrey sympathizer betrayed them. judge stockton was pulled from bed at night and brutally beaten by the arresting soldiers, thrown into a common jail he was deliberate