amanda knox once again facing murder charges. could she be forced to leave the united states and return to an italian prison. >>> wild ride, the boaters and their daring video, circling five twisters on the water and we ask them, what were you thinking? >> one, two, three, four and the fifth over there. >>> and a good evening on this >>> and a good evening on this monday night. as we come on the air we hear you. we have been tracking the words all of you have been using all day about what is going on in washington, words like bizarre, sabotage, blackmail and enough. the president expressed outrage that one faction in one house of congress is ready to bring the entire federal government to a halt. here's our shutdown clock counting towards midnight. abc's chief white house correspondent jonathan karl now looks at the shutdown that seems both real and surreal. jon. >> reporter: i'm told the president just spoke to the speaker of the house for the first time in more than a week but no break through. we are headed toward a shutdown.

amanda knox returned to the u.s. where she received a warm welcome.r family had engaged in a powerful media campaign to clear her name. >> we are thankful that amanda's nightmare is over. she suffered for four years for a crime she did not commit. >> italy's supreme court overturned the sentence, with new ground for a new trial. >> is it possible that in the case of a murder with a sexual background, traces in the room where there murder took place were not tested? it is just absurd. >> this has put the italian justice system under scrutiny. if found guilty again, italy could file an extradition request from the u.s., which is unlikely to be granted. >> he k's former president would very much like him to return. aristide was ousted twice by military coups. the anniversary of the first brought thousands of those people out -- the anniversary of the first brought thousands of people out into the streets. they believe aristide would be much better for their country. >> thousands of demonstrators marched through the streets of port-au-prince on monday, pi

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. >>> amanda knox found not guilty and acquitted of the brutal murder of her roommate. that's not the end of the story. she's on trial again along with her ex. he tells me his side of the story in the first prime time interview. >>> the biggest story in america, the shutdown day two. everyone is watching it, waiting for a resolution. dana bash is on capitol hill. any movement, really, since i spoke to you yesterday? >> reporter: the only movement is that the president of the united states and four congressional leaders, two in each party sat down and faced each other eyeball to eyeball and talked. they heard each other face-to-face and not through you and i and others in the media. that's about it. i'm told by sources in both parties familiar with this meeting, piers, that there was no staff in the room, that it was very, very small intimate crowd of just the president, the vice president and four leaders and that the president did most of the talking, making clear his position that he is not going to negotiate, that he wants to have a clean, no strings attached bill to

. >>> plus, a rough day in court for amanda knox's defense.kaying one of their request and rejecting a dozen others. we'll break down her murder retrial in a live report. that's ahead as well. >>> a lot of news this morning. let's get to michaela with the top story. >>> a rescue mission is now a recovery mission in colorado. law enforcement officials confirming that five hikers trapped by a rock slide 120 miles southwest of denver have died. a sixth victim, a 13-year-old girl was air lifted to a hospital in denver. her condition is unknown at this hour. the area's very unstable because of recent rains. recovery teams won't be able to go in to retrieve the bodies until engineers declare the area safe. more on this later this hour. >>> we may now know who was aboard the business jet that crashed into a hangar. ceo mark benjamin and his son, senior project engineer, luke benjamin may have been aboard. the plane ran off the runway, ramming into a hangar and bursting into flames. >>> a jury has been picked for mark cuban's insider trading trial. cu

that's what amanda knox's former said said.ary is in the news room with more. >> reporter: well, an italian citizen is going back to face the latest legal proceedings. italian law does not require knox to attend the trial. she's still in the u.s.. he said he understands how much the fame needs closure but still maintains he and knox did not kill her. >> a lot of compassion for their situation and it's terrible. their daughter is no more in this world. i'm not responsible for that. me and amanda, we have nothing to do with this crime. >> reporter: knox and palacito were convicted in 2009 but they were other turned in 2011. last year italy's supreme court decided to retry the case. back to you. >> thank you. prosecutors say they plan to ino duce dna evidence found on a knife. >>> after months of system a los angeles jury finds michael jackson's concert promoter was not responsible for his death. >> after a 5-month trial a los angeles jury found that aeg live was not responsible for the death of michael jackson at the hands of the

knox is not required to attend the trial and did not travel to italy. the catholic church is gaining two more saints. pope francis announces pope john paul ii and pope john xxiii will be declared saints this april. the pontiff will canonize them together, saying it's aimed at unifying the catholic church, since both popes have critics and admirers. for "teen kids news," laura ingle, "fox news channel in the classroom." >> the men and women of america's military put their lives at risk to keep us safe. a lot of us take their service and sacrifice for granted. but not the kids at one school in brooklyn. tyler has the story of their ongoing effort to honor fallen heroes. >> we've reported before about mckinley junior high school. what started as an unusual art project has grown over the years. the last time we visited this school, the students were unveiling a tribute to the heroic first responders on 9/11. the hallway art wasn't simply for decoration. it was also for education. one of the teachers behind the project realized that many students were growin

. >> amanda knox apps retrial in the murder of her roommate restarted today.rs in prison and was acquitted on appeal and released in 2011. one man is in prison serving time for kerr churches apps death. >> -- it was finished and done and amanda knox was home but for the roommate i think it's important they take another look. >> amanda knox is re-- not required to be there but if found guilty she would be able to appeal but if appeal failed it could -- it tally could apply for earning -- her extradition shin. >> we're following the countdown the government shutdown. midnight brings several new laws in the state of maryland and some will have a big impact on your every day life coming up tonight on the news edge. >>  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'. it's a good feeling redskins fans. the burgundy and gold finally won a game and it could not have come too soon. >> shawn, mike shanahan was in good spirits.

attorneys for knox want dna evidence from the crime scene re-examined. they believe it will show that drug dealer rudy is the sole killer. >>> two trains crashed at a stop near chicago today. it happened at the blue line harlem station at forest park. it hit a train full of passengers going in the opposite direction. none of the injuries are life threatening. they're looking at whether a mechanical problem could have caused this collision. >>> the pilot of a small plane that crashed, never told air traffic control about any problems before the crash. one rescue worker called the crash unsurvivalable. it veered into a huge metal hangar and exploded. the crash is reviewing calls from neighbors to close that airport. >>> talk about a moving nightmare. a south bay family's entire household gone. the next morning, the van was gone. police found it on grenada way nearly empty. couches, tv, the children's furniture stolen. also things like a wedding dress and a military flag given to the family from a funeral. >> the things that were stolen from us that are of

the last time anyone saw the gold in fort knox was 1974.hat's a crazy lopping time ago. -- long time ago. i wept, i spoke at -- i went. i spoke at fort knox and saw a colonel saying, "we'll get you in." the treasury department shut me down. we went to senator huddle ston, a senator. he was there the last time he went in and he said, "i don't know if there was gold." the securitiy guard said his gun didn't have bullets because it was empty. >> there has been no public audit since 1974. it's not significant any more. it would be nothing, wouldn't put a dent in the debt. >> it's emotional. that's what conspiracy theoriesar. >> db cooper, who hijacked an aeroplane, jumped out, was never found. we think that we know who the guy was after all. and he survived the jump. >> we found - it was our theory in the book of who db cooper is, goes on a plane says give me $200,000, four par chutes, jumps out the back. to this day the only unsolved sky jacking. we found kenny christiansen, he said to his brother on his death bed, "i have something to tell yo

i went there, i got asked to speak at fort knox and met a great colonel.was, "we'll get you in." the treasury department shut be down. we went to senator huddle ston from kentucky, who was there when they let people in to see the gold and he said, "i don't know if there's gold in there." the security guard said, "my gun empty." >> no public audit since 1974. it's not significant. >> exactly. >> it wouldn't put a dent in the u.s. debt. >> the point is it's emotional as all conspiracy theories are. >> great story. dd cooper who hijacked an aeroplane, jumped out. we think we know who the guy was and he survived the jump. >> it was our near of who he was. he goes on a plane and says give me $200,000, four parachutes and jumps out the back. the only unsolved skye jacking. we found kany christiansen - he's on his death bed. he says to his brother, "i have something to tell you, i'm embarrassed." highs brother looks into his documents. he finds a north-west pilot attendant. digging difference for a living. he has a bank account with over $150,000. >> he was a par

they were accused of killing knox's roommate meredith kercher.x is living in seattle and has no intention of returning to italy for the trial and her attorneys say she is not legally responsible to be there. >>> police are investigating a deadly stabbing in southwest baltimore. skyeye chopper 13 was over the scene in the 330 block of benson avenue. someone stabbed a man there and he died a short time later. the victim's name has not been released. there is no word on what lead to the stabbing. a person of interest is in police custody. >>> too little too late. that is what maryland lawmakers are saying about a lawsuit aimed at stopping the state's new gun laws. gun advocates are asking the judge to stop the laws from going into effect until their lawsuit is resolved. doug gensler says the case has no merit and was filed days before the law went into effect. it bans dozens of assault weapons in maryland and requires buyers to hand over fingerprints. >>> the road rules change officially for maryland drivers. police can pull them over for having a c

attorneys for knox want dna evidence from the crime scene reexamined.hey believe it will show that drug dealer rudy guede is the sole killer. he's currently serving 16 years for the murder of meredith kercher. >>> our breaking news out of san francisco. a hazmat situation at a hotel there. evacuations under way at the raddison fisherman's wharf. chase cane is there with the latest. what scan you tell us right now? >> reporter: five people had to be taken to hospital although we're told they should be okay. nothing incredibly serious. it was a rather scarry scene. this is beach street one block off embarcadero. police and fire tell us there was a maintenance worker inside hotel who apparently discovered a bear repellent that's similar to pepper spray. apparently in handling that bear repellent pepper spray, the maintenance worker set it off. the fumes got sucked into the ventilation of the hotel and of course they showed up to evacuate and get everyone out because people inside the hotel were complaining of coughing and itchy throats. three floors of the

. >>> surprising testimony during day two of the amanda knox retrial. a convicted mob murderer is standing by her testimony her brother killed meredith kircher, not knox and her then boyfriend. lucy told the courts in 2011 her brother committed the murder. today, she stood by her previous testimony. the court ordered a new dna test at the knife of the center of the case. neither knox or her exboyfriend were in court today. >>> if you are one of those people who take photos with food, check this out. the surprising effect that it could have on how much you eat. >> make us hungry and thirsty, right? also ahead, what started as a racist comment turned into a huge blessing for a waitress. the gift >>> all right. if you decide to take a nap on the job, make sure you are not on camera. in the middle of a speech, the camera pans up to north carolina republican george holding, there he is, the presiding officer at the time. holding was caught with his eyes closed, head in his hands. eventually, he looks right into the camera realizing he had been caught and sit

exchange student amanda knox has started in italy.osecutors are attempting to overturn her 2011 acquittal on murder charges. knox and her one time boyfriend served four years in prison before they were set free by an appeals court. they are accused of killing a woman there. she is not compelled to return to italy for the retrial. during today's proceedings the court agreed to run more dna tests on the presumed murder weapon. the family of the victim asked the court to allow any additional testing. >>> shocking video of road rage in kentucky. david coaler says this black lincoln was using the emergency lane to pass cars. as he tries to get a shot of the driver's face, a gun is pointed at him. color says he then heard a shot. police used the video to track down the driver in indiana, and he is charged with felony endangerment. >>> an north baltimore family is desperately search are for its missing pet. this is no average animal. it is a 150 pound tortoise. mary bubala explains he's been missing for weeks. >> reporter: a prehistoric look

also this morning new evidence in the amanda knox trial.a tests on the knife used to kill amanda's roommate shedding new light in this case, but will it help or hurt knox? and on a much, much, lighter note. snow white and prince charming are getting married. the two actors that played them are. from "once upon a time" they have announced they are engaged. that's many up on this pretty busy saturday morning. >> a perfect cross-promotion. and we hear you got a new job? >> that's right. well, i got another job. i will keep working here at weekend gma and i will join the team at "nightline" and be one of the coanchors of that newscast owe it will be a long week every week. >> that's right. all right. thanks a lot, dan. congratulations. >> i appreciate it. >>> the principal of hayes elementary group said the halloween parade is too distracting. parent groups and teachers were consulted, but parents are upset and one mom started a petition to overturn the ban. >> i'm not a grinch. i was a child once and celebrated halloween. and trick-or-treaters

. >> the amanda knox retrial apparently the return of congress now. on tuesday knocks was convicted of killing her british roommate in italy back in 2009. she only served 4 years of her 26 year sentence. this after an appeals court through out her conviction. this march the italian supreme court ruled knox must be retried for murder. >> a marker for john f. kennedy's web site will be returned back to the eternal flame place today. it was moved after construction that has been going on since may. >>> we are all tied up at two games a piece in the world series. in the 7th inning it is 1 to 1 david ross at bat and he ripped one down the line. two batters later he hits one into center. that driys in the run. the red sox up 3-1. david roth the red sox win a final 3-1 three games to 2 and they are headed to boston for game six on wednesday. >>> if you are a st. louis sports fan, the rams took on the seahawks in st. louis. the qb russell wilson had two touchdowns. they through two interceptions. seattle wins 14-9. >>> it is now 9 minutes after the top of the

knox is not attending this trial. >>> frightening road rage incident on a kentucky interstate caughtr driver and fires right at him. the man from indiana has been arrested. those are our top stories on this tuesday. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now" with john muller and diana perez. >>> all right. good tuesday morning, october 1st, everybody. we're going to begin this half hour with the government shutdown and lawmakers failing to resolve it on capitol hill. the house and senate met late into the night over funding the government. >> the sticking point remains a link by tea party members between funding and obama care. karen travers is live on capitol hill and is live with the latest. good morning, karen. >> reporter: good morning, diana and john. congress could not avoid a shutdown. now the bigger challenge maybe how they get out of the shutdown. the house is back in session at 10:00 a.m. the legislative process will begin at noon. as for when the votes will start, the schedule is very unclear. lawmakers from both sides of the aisle dug in their heels. no last-mi

he doesn't blame knox for getting caught up in this murder case but he wishes he had never met them.n caught up in this whole thing. >>> kate baldwin and chris quo kno -- cuomo, what is coming up on "new day." >> there intrigue going on here that within the gop, there is this small group. why would a small group of consecutives have such an influence if they are only a small group. a member of the committee will give insight why so much strength in the republican party coming from a short number of congress members. we are going to get into that. >>> we also will be covering the growing controversy surrounding that terrifying incident between a group of motorcyclists and an suv. one rider, one of the motorcyclists is facing charges. another is still in a coma but we have new images that give us a little more insight into what happened when the video stopped. we are going to talk with one of the motorcycle riders who was there. who is the real victim here? that is still part of that growing controversy. >> a lot of questions there. >>> see you in a little bit. appreciate it. >>> comin

. >>> the retrial of amanda knox took place in italy. but she is free and living in seattle with no plans to return to italy. new dna evidence is being presented at the trial. knox and her boyfriend were convicted of murdering a brittics exchange student in 2007. those convictions where overturned for lack of evidence. >>> pope francis went to the hometown of his name sake. he prayed at the shrine of the saint of the name he chose. saint francis spent his life administering to the poor. >>> a lawsuit says cameron stole his idea for the film of avatar. he won another legal challenge by another man claiming he stole his ideas. another lawsuit is pending. a avatar remains the highest grossing film of all time. >> the voice of siri comes forward. >> my name is susan bennett. you probably know me. i'm the voice of siri. >> susan bennett says she recorded siri in 2005. she says the job took four hours a day an entire month. she told cnn it was a little creepy to hear her voice on the iphone. >> this real thing you can interact with in your han

knox admitted to using the knife to cook. she was convicted in 2009 but the ruling was overturned in 2011. >> compared to other cities new york will soon have the strictest limits on tobacco purchases. the city council voting to raise that minimum age to buy tobacco products from 18 to 21. this includes cigarettes, cigars, even electronic. this move will cut smoking rates and lead to a healthier city. new york city's mayor michael bloomberg endorse this is and should take effect next year. >> talking about halloween. this next, a neighborhood on alert keeping an eye out for a pack of wild pigs. they are blamed for destroying lawns, damaging a gulf court. bob has details how city leaders are trying to address the pig problem. >> reporter: good morning. first off this is what people who live in and around the almaden country club will be on the look out for. feral pigs. no reports of them hurting people but they have been destructive especially when it comes the grass. so much so that they have dug up and destroyed part of the

last year the supreme court ordered a new trial for amanda knox overturning her acquittal.ot returned to italy. >> the time now about 15 minutes until the top of the hour. patriotism at its best. ♪ oh say does that star spangled banner yet wave ♪ >> what caused the spectators to break out into song? where you will not be able to go while the government is shut down. let's check in with steve doocy to see what's going on on fox a "fox & friends". >> the government may be hpa partially shut down but we are completely open. congresswoman marsha blackburn is going to react to the partial government shut down. we will answer euro bam ma care questions. those exchanges opened today at midnight. how the shut down is going to affect today's stock market. nascar driver is here she has a car in front of our building. all that and more "fox & friends" start in about 10 minutes on fox your channel for news. [ thinking ] why can't all new things be this great? ha ha! whoa! [ monkey squeals ] [ sighs ] [ male announcer ] choose taste. choose prego. : ♪ yeah, we chocolate cross over ♪ [ m

so tune in to knox sports live after the game only on fox sports 1. go to foxsports1.com.came on to pinch run. adds to the defense. euhara back to work. struck out two in the eighth. misses outside to brayan pena to start the ninth. pena, and then jackson and then iglesi iglesias. red sox leading game five, 4-3. that's a strike. here's a 1-1. reaching for it, strike two. if you're just joining us, bottom of the ninth inning of game five. series tied two games apiece. the red sox got what they wanted out of the big left hander jon lester. he went 5 1/3. two runs on seven hits. red sox led this game 4-0. now it's 4-3. in the bottom of the ninth. and a pop-up in to shallow left center. tough play and it's gomes who comes in to grab it. in between ellsbury and crew. one out. almost found no man's land out in left center field. here's austin jackson. the bullpen and junichi tazawa got double play balls in the sixth, seventh. breslow retired both hitters me faced and now a ball in to austin jackson to start this at-bat. >> tim: ellsbury in center field telling gomes in left to p

. >>> amanda knox found not guilty and acquitted of the brutal murder of her roommate. that's not the end of the story. she's on trial again along with her ex. he tells me his side of the story in the first prime time interview. >>> the biggest story in america, the shutdown day two. dana bash is live. any movement, really, since i spoke to you yesterday? >> reporter: the only movement is that the president of the united states and four congressional leaders, two in each party sat down and faced each other eyeball to eyeball and talked. they heard each other face-to-face and not through you and i and others in the media. that's about it. i'm told by sources in both parties familiar with this meeting, piers, that there was no staff in the room, that it was very, very small intimate crowd of just the president, the vice president and four leaders and that the president did most of the talking, making clear his position that he is not going to negotiate, that he wants to have a clean, no strings attached bill to fund the government and then they can talk about other things

amanda knox once again facing murder charges.he be forced to leave the united states and return to an italian prison. >>> wild ride, the boaters and their daring video, circling five twisters on the water and we ask them, what were you thinking? >> one, two, three, four and the fifth over there. >>> and a good evening on this >>> and a good evening on this monday night. as

knox and her former boyfriend are facing a third trial after being acquitted two years ago.be the last trial. in italy, there's no statute of limitations on murder. >>> london olympics track star lolo jones is stepping away from the hurdles and onto the bobsled track trying to make the u.s. team for the sochi games and she's bulking up to do it. jones now eats about 9,000 calories a day. that includes four mcdonald's bacon cheeseburgers. she wants to go from 137 to 160 pounds. must say can y muscular enough to push that heavy sled. >>> all water is taking on amazon in a clash of retail giants. jackie deangeles is here with what's moving your money. hey, jackie, good morning. walmart apparently wants a bigger piece of online sales. >> well, it is walmart's largest warehouse ever. its soul purpose will be to pill these online orders. this is to try to compete with amazon.com. this facility, expected to open in the early part of next year, it's based in bethlehem, pennsylvania. it's going to be more than a million square feet in size. what's significant here is that walmart is

news, olivier knox. thank you so much for being here.he republican at the table here, your thoughts on this deal. okay, extend the debt ceiling, i understand that -- >> i'm going to ask him to translate my answer to french, speak it in french. >> but not open the government. why not open the government? >> well, i would say the hope, the hope today for those of us on the political right of center who think that perhaps, just perhaps, the republican party doesn't really know what it's doing in this particular moment, the hope is that -- >> but you want it to and you want it to thrive. >> who want it to thrive. this gambit by boehner leads to a situation where perhaps, through senate republicans attaching a continuing resolution, perhaps through some card that is so far up boehner's sleeve we haven't seen it pulled out yet, that first we get the six-week extension, then you get a continuing resolution, then you get negotiations and so on. the problem is basically for republicans that if you lift the debt ceiling for six weeks but continue

the couple was sure they'd flown more than enough times but flying blue said knox flights they took didments. >> i said what can i do sneer i've been a loyal customer all of these year autos flying blue made a deal. if you flew on a qualified flight within six months would it restore miles, he got on the phone, the airline confirm that had a flight to salt lake city did qualify. so he took it.i] then, waited. >> and waited and waited and waited.nb didn't come. >> flying blue still would not restore his miles. why? the company said the fare he paid didn't satisfy requirements. >> it was maddening and the fine print in the program is just madden oogt couple contacted 7 on your side and we contacted air france and it's partner klm air lines. it turns out eligibility rules changed after steven book that had salt lake city flight. klm spokesperson received as flying blue updated eligible booking classes after mr. zalen booked we retroactively considered his booking as an eligible booking and reinstated his miles. now, all 947,000 miles are back in their account. the cup jell back to trotting

the key piece of evidence in the amanda knox retrial that is now being reinvestigated. >>> your "newthis is "new day," with chris cuomo, kate bolduan and michaela pereira. >> good morning. welcome to "new day," tuesday, october 1st, 6:00 in the east. at midnight eastern time the u.s. government officially failed you. the shutdown began. we are now six hours into the nation's first government shutdown since 1997. republicans and democrats locked in a maddening stalemate over obamacare basically with no resolution in sight. this morning, the statue of liberty, monuments on the washington mall, tours of the capitol, all shutting down. vacations being ruined. but many have it much worse. >> most of nasa many other federal agencies are closing as well. the cost of all of this you might be wondering? it's estimated to be $200 million a day. the cost to the overall economy could be even worse. hard to calculate at this moment. there are those hundreds of thousands directly impacted right now, some of them are here with us in our studio. we'll talk with them, hear from them throughout the sh

the key piece of evidence in the amanda knox retrial that is now being reinvestigated. >>> your "newthis is "new day," with chris cuomo, kate bolduan and michaela pereira. >> good morning. welcome to "new day," tuesday, october 1st, 6:00 in the east. at midnight eastern time the u.s. government officially failed you.

the third trial of amanda knox for the murder of her former roommate.d to run new dna tests on the knife that is believed to have killed kercher six years ago. it was agreed a jailed mobster will testify on friday. he's accused his own brother of kercher's murder. knox is not attending the trial. >>> police in new york are searching for two mystery parachutists who jumped from 40 stories before landing near the world trade center. investigators are pouring over surveillance video of the incident trying to determine which building was used as a launching pad in the pre-dawn hours. one witness who called 911 said she saw two men walking down the street dragging a parachute. >>> all right. when we think of october, which is underway we of course think of oktoberfest. massive festival in munich, germany, with a lot of beer, brats, big pretzels and stuff like that. >> sounds good about now. we think of the brat haus in scottsdale, arizona, as well. that's where they held the first ever wiener dog fashion show. the westminster kennel club has nothing on this

school knox because that's what this is an issue very wise to life and people. can read right away. i mean the death bitterness way that's what everybody where the media not i just said you are saying. horns on one side of the halo and the outside. it just paints. those killed up. i was a house over here in san pedro my father. in world war two when i was released in new mexico where my grandmother was born i'm from the men of clan to region powerful clan in new mexico it isn't i would put four years old and give her in arkansas and i put the last twenty years in jail but arizona. i had my first cats when i was three years old leaving i been feeding these for over five years now i had to pay for fifty a month or kept food i couldn't go get to cheap get food but you forget that i had to pay two and three and four dollars a night for star phone containers and a body like eight dollars for just a few those thing that struck me worst when i saw the skid row was there was no clean fresh water for the birds and cats they let caustic solutions and all kinds of poisons go in psych drugs in

and up next a ruthless said clarissa knox keyser of a blast cooking cooperations right after this break. deliberate torch is on its epic journey to structure. one hundred and twenty three . days. through two thousand and nine hundred towns and cities of russia. relayed by fourteen thousand people or sixty five thousand killings. in a record setting trip by land air sea and outer space. torch relay. on r t r g dot com. minus global business risk global health. interests versus millions of voices and profits versus global protest. march against monsanto today on r g r g dot com. welcome to the kaiser report. as are you know recently the prime minister here in the u.k. david cameron claimed the profits were not a dirty word i have news for you dave profit is the even a word now with any objective meaning anyway thanks to accounting fraud it's whatever some shimada with the bean counter wants to be and so so you do have all these units of accounting fraud let's call them profits then what stacy exactly max because we hear all the time profits are up profits are down profits are up profits a

fdr was swearing in frank knox as the secretary of the navy. felix frankfurter had came down from the court to preside over this would quote and he asked him to return to the white house that evening to discuss an important matter. the spent two hours in the study and not to be confused at the oval office his favorite room where he spent most of his time they spent two hours discussing this issue will. nobody knows what was said that at the end of it they asked him to write a memo to bring it to him immediately incorporating what he said. he said he would but he said he would like to request a memo archibald will who was appointed at the united states deciding whether to run what he's justified in running for an unprecedented third term seeking advice from the justice who is not a politician and from a poet who happens to be the library of congress to. this is fdr was's way we for the surest window into his mind at this point and i think they are so important i had them printed in the index in this book so he decided to run were and he knew the

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. >> amanda knox's new fear comes from this courtroom. from the safe ty of seattle, she is still protesting her innocence but said the wheels of italian justice can grind on slowly without her. she will not go back to italy. >> next april francis will cannonnize pope john paul ii and pope john xxiii. appointing two saints in one day is a first. >> who will spend up to a quarter of a million dollars for minutes in space. these people. more than 600 have seened -- have signed on. that is if the faa gives the okay. >> topper shutt joins us with a look at your wake-up weather. >> very nice way to finish september. high temperature 76. average of 75. very nice. how here is your wakeup wake -- weather. i don't think the kids will need a sweatshirt. we'll come back and october will remind us of another month. we'll explain. >> we are just getting started at wusa 9 at 11:00. >> still ahead, the top five things our sports department would shut down if it were up to them. >> and after the break, we'll explain how a government agency spent $14 milli

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