. >>> a woman kelled by a -- killed by a car had just moved here.ngel chiwengo was in a car let by a speeding car. her sister spoke with her and said her death happened 12 hours before the birth of her first grandchild. >> a man cuts open a window screen, slips inside an apartment and gropes a teenage girl who was sleeping on the couch. it happened in ellicott city on saturday. the intruder ran off stealing a cell phone and computer. >> senator ted cruz finally stopped talking because of senate rules. shortly after he ended his 21 our 19 minute speech, he joined others to move forward to deep fund the healthcare plan. >>> weather wise a pleasant afternoon, mid to low 70s, cooler in woodbine but basically refreshing. the nearest rain in southern virginia looking to stay there. overnight a few clouds into the 50s. >> jamie costello, kelly swoope, thanks for watching. just about this time next year maryland's fifth casino will open, this one in the heart of the city. >> the new horseshoe casino is promising not only glitzy upscale gaming but new jobs.

. >> we'll stay with ramsey kassem, and kell' talk about the other guantanamo bay, that's what some people call the prison in afghanistan. ç] >> a temporary place to hold prisoners on the battlefield. there have been allegations of abuse almost since it's inception. of march 25th this year the u.s. military handed over control of the facility to the afghan government. 60 afghan prisoners remain in prison there, most of them pakistani. with us ramsey kassem who represents detainees, and joining the discussion is a lawyer who respected many pakistani detainees. we her about guantanamo, but not bagram. >> we call them twins. the reason why you had guantanamo, fundamentally, change in terms of the rights that they're detainees, if it received all this attention in the world and the ma. bagram has been able to absolutely escape that. that's why you look at bagram detainees not afforded the basic of rights such as access to attorneys, something that guantanamo detainees have. we want to draw attention to the fact that bagram is there, and it's going to be there unless something is done to shut i

northwest of the country because of the legends for which the island is known, such as the one about the kell particular who set off from tori to launch an attack on the islands. it adds to the charm and mystery of the island and most visitors do not want to leave tory without a special souvenir, a bit of clay. >> this soil is special. it's said that not a single rat has set foot on it. tory island has mice, but it's rat-free. you might think that's because the island is some 14 kilometers off the coast of county done gal in ireland in the atlantic -- done gallon in ireland in the atlantic. willie and patrick duggan are convinced it's because of the sacred earth from the grave of an unknown woman. >> i had to say a prayer with her. she was for rats and everything. >> the saga about tory's soil is centuries years old. they say the bodies of six men and one woman were washed up one day and buried together in a mass grave. >> the woman was sitting there the next morning. and then they reburied her. and the next morning she was sitting up on top again. so they got the priest, and the priest was r

. >> if you're with environmentalists and they kell the keystone pipe line -- >> the unit is opposedwant to work on those pipelines. >> when we come back, hits and misses of the week. bonus check? every six months without an accident, allstate sends a check. silence. are you in good hands? >> time now for hits and misses. collin, you're first. >> this is a hit to the fourth circuit court of appeals which ruled that liking a political candidate on facebook is protected free speech under the first amendment. chief judge william tracks her wrote that a like is basically the internet enterputting a yard sigz supreme court ruled that is protected speech. so this may mean your news feed will be clogged up. >> the census bureau about out income on real income growth in the states or lack thereof. on average 6.6% decline, 11% in ohio, florida, michigan, but there was one economic brightspot, washington, dc, which saw 23% increase, boating out all other states. so a miss for america's government boomtown. >> 2011. >> over the 2,000s. >> own evencare starts october 1st and the renowned clevela

. >>> i'm marla tallez in for john kell wi kelly. students at a south bay high school have learned a popular math teacher has been arrested accused of having sex with a minor. bob, he is already finding some support online. >> reporter: good morning to you, marla. yes. we have seen some tweets in support of hugo cortes guzman that paint him as a positive role model for students. santa clara police have a different opinion. yesterday, late afternoon, they took him in for questioning. after the interview, they arrested him for allegedly having sex with a minor. whether that person is a student at santa clara high, police will not say. cortes guzman teaches math at this schoolnd

. >>> online now, minka kell late fox's fall casino party, previewing her new show "almost human." >>hing like it on tv right now. >>> we are back at universal studios hollywood, our new home for our 20th season of "extra." >> so exciting. you know how they always say, mario, the first year together is always the toughest? >> except for us though. >> except for us. that is also the case with kelly ripa and michael stray happen. >> yes, their first together on "live," they have been doing it for years. aj is with them now as they celebrate the one-year mark. >> i'm with them as they celebrate their one-year anniversary. >> the diamond anniversary, you know? >> yeah. >> no bring, a bit of bubbly and a big round of applause. so how are you feeling, one year? >> gone too fast. >> "live" still dominating in the rating yous with one of their highest rated, most star-packed premiere weeks ever. kelly knew michael was the man to replace reege even before his first show one year ago. honey boo boo or snooki? >> i feel like we knew each other before p. >> yes, exactly. >> like a couple that dat

what we started with those chem kell o' -- >> president clinton, do you believe when reviewing this wholeiness of edward snowden and this whole revelation, do you think we have crossed a line on government intrusions? do you think we need to have kind of a national conversation or some kind of a real comprehensicomp hen comprehensi comprehensi comprehensive over view to say we have got to rein this back, or are we speaking in the right place? >> both those things could be true. i was talking to a friend of mine who is into this business who said i'm a civil libertarian who's not a ludite, that is i believe that we have to try to protect ourselves and we have to use big data to do it. the stated policy is that we look for patterns in telephone calls, patterns in communications. but in the absence of some evidence to tie you or me or anybody else to terrorist groups, the underlying messages would not be penetrated. we now know that's not exactly the case. and it's interesting, we know that this foreign intelligence surveillance court has done a better job than we thought. it is that they tr

so you have the nats game can kelled.vising people to stay out of the area, which is not good for the area, and if they live here in this area, stay in their homes because they are still looking for that possible other gunman. >> trace: live at the scene, steve. thank you. up next, the legal aspect surrounding this case. was this just a shoot organize possibly an act of terrorism? plus, the similarities between it and the 2009 master in ft. hood, texas. clients are always learning more to make their money do more. (ann) to help me plan my next move, i take scottrade's free, in-branch seminars... plus, their live webinars. i use daily market commentary to improve my strategy. and my local scottrade office guides my learning every step of the way. because they know i don't trade like everybody. i trade like me. i'm with scottrade. (announcer) scottrade... ranked "highest in customer loyalty for brokerage and investment companies." >> trace: continuing coverage of breaking news. the shooting at the navy yard. let's listen in

rally support from congress, support from you, the american people, acknowledging it could be a tough kell. the clock, of course, is ticking. on tuesday, the president will address the nation. and in russia today, president obama said that he was elected to stop wars, not to start them. but the united states has a responsibility he said to lead. what happen it is the president does not get the votes in congress, will he go it alone? breanna keeler pressed the president on that today and here's what he said. >> you know, breanna, i think it would be a mistake for me to jump the gun and speculate, because right now, i'm working to get as much support as possible out of congress. >> joining me now live, dana bash, cnn senior political analyst david gergen and ari fleischer. dana, where do things stand right now on capitol hill? earlier in the week, we got the impression with john boehner and eric cantor, two important republican officials, coming out in favor of the strikes. there was an idea that maybe momentum was shifting for the president. but i feel like we're ending the week on a differ

. >> governor mar kell, thanks for coming on. >> coming up, we're trying to predict the future.runching some past poll numbers. he' we'll explain how we do it and why it means midterms might not be 2010 or 2006. but first, r, ann curry's excle interview with iran's new president. and today's trivia question, under which president was the congress al bucongressional bud office created? first person to tweet the correct answer gets the shout out. >>> time for your business entrepreneurials of the week. these are just a few of the small business owners in bedford, pennsylvania. these entrepreneurs are trying to fill empty store fronts and bring in new customers. find out how they have helped revive downtown on your business sunday morning at 7:30 on msnbc. has it's ups and downs. seasonal... doesn't begin to describe it. my cashflow can literally change with the weather. anything that gives me some breathing room makes a big difference. the plum card from american express gives your business flexibility. get 1.5% discount for paying early, or up to 60 days to pay without interest,

. >> i'm trying, senator kell ayotte, as always, great to see you. >> great to be with you. >> all right. be sure to tune in tomorrow night. i'm going to be joined by kentucky tea party senator rand paul. now coming up this evening what's the best strategy for both side in the debt battle? will president obama finally agree to negotiate on the debt ceiling? we'll debate that next up and later were some traders tipped off early to the fed's big no taper decision last week? the answer could be worth $600 million and the fed is investigating. cnbc's eamon javers broke this story, and he has an update, and please don't forget free market capitalism is the best path to prosperity. i say that every night we cover it. this obama care bill has nothing to do with free market capitalism and choice. i'm kudlow. we'll be right back. have hail damage to both their cars. ted ted is trying to get a hold of his insurance agent. maxwell is not. he's on geico.com setting up an appointment with an adjuster. ted is now on hold with his insurance company. maxwell is not and just confirmed a 5:30 time for tue

or rae kell needs to win -- oracle needs two more victories.inues at 1:15, as steve mentioned, if the wind cooperates. today is the 18th day of the america's cup making it the longest in history probably because of the wind delays and cancellations. this is still paying off for san francisco. we checked out some of the hotels, the hotel, the tally on the waterfront only has a few rooms available for 600 a night. the fairmont and hyatt regency are fully booked. with the races continuing, guests are going to extend their stay. >> tell them you don't have any rooms available. if they are insistent in saying i'm not going to check out. technically, you can't evict them. >> the city's hotel council director says people are spending more time outside of the hotels. people out spending money. so far, no estimates on how much money the america's cup is pumping into the local economy. >>> all right. 8:51. a deadly crash last night in oakland killed an elderly man. why police think the suspect in this case -- suspects in this case are connected to anothe

. >> well, first of all, from a tact kell perspective -- i was a s.w.a.t. team member and s.w.a.t.ere the bad guy has the high ground. in this case, when he's on the fourth floor, as police officers are arriving, he's looking down on them. that makes it a much more difficult situation tactically to get to him. fortunately, they were able to get to him and eventually kill him to stop him from killing any more people. the notion that all 3,000 employees at this navy yard should be armed, would that have helped? possibly. and actually if all 3,000 were navy s.e.a.l.s it would have turned out better. but those suggestions are ridiculous. >> why are they ridiculous? >> most of the employees in a place like that are civilians, not military trained. you have analysts. you have a number of people that have not had the degree of firearms training. so the greater likelihood of danger is they might accidentally shoot themselves or somebody else if they don't have adequate training. just having more guns, again, it looks like in this case he was able to get ahold of one of the police officers

>> good morning tour kell lakers lot going on here for jc penney.terday after the close, jc penney announced it will be offering 84 million shares at $9.65 each. that's for a total of 810 million dollars in actual liquidity. goldman sachs the underwriter for that deal and has the 30-day option to offer an additional 12.6 million shares. the company is under about $5 billion worth of debt. and as of this morning, in an updated filing, jc penney now expects to end the year with liquidity in excess of $1.3 billion that is $200 million less than what the company had expected in the second quarter earnings release. now, jc penney has to soldier on to the basic tenet of retail, selling merchandise. today, jc penny is launching 565 giggle and disney shops, announced originally in the fall of 2012. also a number of other collaboration lines that are going on in launching in a number of jc penney stores. we spoke to giggle's ceo and founder and asked her if she was concerned what is going on with jc penney as she hitches her company's wagon and joins them as

kell continue to do so. in this instance, in this case, the syrian regime tossed actions were so egregious and crossed such an international norm and we have seen such intransigence by the russians, that we are where we are today, and going forward we will continue to work in the u.n. because it is an incredibly important body. syria first. >> you are mentioning the brutal regime at the same time you're talking about a strike r something to degrade and deter the chemical weapons. in this context, where is the civil war, which is going on in syria? is it going to help to put and end for the civil war, because at the end, we are talking about chemical weapons, the strike that is going to hit something and degrade -- where is the civil war? it is not just the regime not taking care the people. there is a civil war going on. if you can explain to me -- so i can understand what is your vision of a civil war or not? >> the action we are talking about in which we went to congress to get authorization for is a respo

. >> we'll stay with ramsey kassem, and kell' talk about the other guantanamo bay, that's what some people call the prison in afghanistan. there's more to financial news than the ups and downs of the dow. for instance, can fracking change what you pay for water each month? have you thought about how climate change can affect your grocery bill? can rare minerals in china affect your cell phone bill? or how a hospital in texas could drive up your healthcare premium? i'll make the connections from the news to your money real. abuse almost since it's inception. of march 25th this year the u.s. military handed over control of the facility to the afghan government. 60 afghan prisoners remain in prison there, most of them pakistani. with us ramsey k assem who represents detainees, and joining the discussion is a lawyer who respected many pakistani detainees. we her about guantanamo, but not bagram. >> we call them twins. the reason why you had guantanamo, fundamentally, change in terms of the rights that they're detainees, if it received all this attention in the world and the ma. bagram has been

. >> we'll stay with ramsey kassem, and kell' talk about the other guantanamo bay, that's what some people call the prison in afghanistan. my name is jonathan betz. i'm from dallas, texas, and i'm an anchor for al jazeera america. >>my name is ranjani chakraborty, i'm from houston, texas. >>i'm kim bondy. >>nicole deford. >>and i'm from new orleans. >>san francisco, california. when i was a little kid, i just really loved the news. >>news was always important in my family. >>i knew as a kid that was exactly what i wanted to do. >>i learned to read by reading the newspaper with my great-grandfather every morning. >>and i love being able to tell other people stories. >>this is it, i want to be a part of this. >>this is what really drove me to al jazeera america. that's all i have an real money. victoria azarenko >> a temporary place to hold prisoners on the battlefield. there have been allegations of abuse almost since it's inception. of march 25th this year the u.s. military handed over control of the facility to the afghan government. 60 afghan prisoners remain in prison there, most of the