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we'll talk to key leaders mary landry and chuck schumer and ask republican senator bob corker if he stands by this warnings prediction. >> i do hope by the end of the day we'll have an agreement that makes sense for our country. >> good day, everyone. i'm andrea mitchell in washington where key political players are trying to put a wasted weekend behind them. president obama and vice president biden are going to host senate and house leaders from both parties this afternoon. right now the prospects for a deal that can clear both chambers are still slim. tennessee senator bob corker has hope eternal serving on the bank committee calling for both sides to come together. senator, thank you very much. i know you've had a long weekend talking to leaders, international leaders. what is the latest in the form of susan collins or bipartisan group proposal can be resurrected in time to avoid the debt ceiling default. >> andrea as you know, the two leaders are talking. i think the biggest issue is really the length of a debt ceiling extension and the length of a cr. this is a very general statement.

not sure if laron landry says that thing is ours.et to the line of scrimmage here. >> al: we don't need any looks here at this. >> cris: chuck pagano with his hand on the flag. who comes up with it is the question. well, looks like -- it looks like it may have be a bronco that recovered it. it's one thing to win the challenge with a fumble. it's another thing to make sure that you recover the fumble. and that has to be clearly demonstrated. >> cris: but i think they said it was colt's ball on the field. >> al: they're ruling it colts ball on the field which would mean if that's the case -- and again we talked about hillman before and one of the problems -- it's been the problem, putting the ball on the ground. >> referee: 76 reports as eligible. 76 is eligible. now they'll rule it -- they ruled it -- >> cris: the ball is out. there's no doubt about that. >> al: it's ruled a fumble. so the challenge would have to come from fox and since it's not clear, there's no challenge and indy gets the ball at the three yard line. >> cris: you do

there is still doing landry configuration for the morning commute but not causing a delay, the commute looks good westbound bay bridge, that commute is nice into san francisco, you don't see much going on at all coming in on the bridge. if you are driving on the san mateo bridge westbound 92 traffic looks good out to the high rise and over to the peninsula. 4:49 back to steve. >> all right, sal, thank you, sir, well, our yesterday's system is already visiting there, we have a band of high includes there so mostly cloudy here then getting out of the area later. a baseball game here tonight and if you are heading there tonight it looks pretty good. forecast calls for mostly clear, 68 degrees, 5:00, looks good, maybe a breeze outside but no big deal, should be ideal weather for us here and them by this afternoon. we do have that low, gave rain there, what about us? what? the nerve but anyway. they could use it down there as much as we can, vegas had some now moving there so that packs a punch, here comes that, not a lot there, but it is there so have to deal with it. those are your temper

. >> keith landry reported for us.apps mom -- hopes the school board will consider the case next. >> the president reiterated one more time tonight that he will not negotiate. we've got divided government. >> my friend john boehner i repeat cannot take yes for an answer. >> tonight the stalemate between republicans and democrats continues and there is still no end in sight to the government shutdown. we're now about 48 hours into this standoff for a brief moment this evening there was a glimmer of hope. president obama invited democrat and republican leaders to the white house but when both sides emerged it was clear they were right back at square one. will thomas continues our coverage tonight ooch. >> no progress. that's the word from congressional leaders after a meeting at the white house with president obama. >> all we're asking here is a discussion and fairness for the american people under obama care. >> republicans and democrats are at odds over including funding for the affordable care act in the continuing re

today to discuss her new book "milliken's bend" which i understand receive the 2013 jules and francis landryaward from the lsu press for the most significant contributions to southern studies of any book published by the lsu press during 2013. also the current issue of the civil war times magazine called "milliken's bend"'s stellar and it was hailed by civil war books and authors as a quote and exhaustively researched gem and that a model for future combined battle studies. a little housekeeping. we will have time at the end of our presentation for questions. if you do have a question please queue up at the microphone. at the conclusion of the session ms. barnickel will be moving directly to the signing colonnade in the plaza outside of the memorial auditorium where you can purchase a copy of her book and hopefully get assigned. please silencer cell phones and without further ado ms. barnickel. >> thank you very much. i appreciate you coming out here on a saturday morning. "milliken's bend" is a long forgotten fight that took place on june 7 come, the 1863 not far from pittsburgh. at the tim

he went out and was watching the cowboys practice with tom landry.too fast. they're too strong. it's too lethal. >> well, it's interesting. i was telling people as a reporter the first time i got a chance to watch a game on the sidelines it was so eliminating. it's watching an entirely different game. what you see on television, what you watch in the stands, it's not the same sport. the game is so fast, the players are so strong, it's so loud and maybe the little one-yard run up the middle that looks like nothing on television is startling. >> the level of violence to the human body. it's just reached unsustainable proportions. >> and i say this as a kid that grew up, you know, playing football, organized football from the time i was 6 years old. >> yeah. they've studied the amount of force that's general rated by nfl football. and he's documented that the amount of i can nettkinetic ene generated at the line of scrimmage has essentially doubled over the last several decades. he equates it to basely loading a revolver chamber into the line of scrimma