in hague and in lon don and south africa, they are calling on the governments not to vote for the division of the land of division of israel and palastinian. they want to avoid god's judgment. >> what are you trying to communicate to christians? >> christians need to be woken up to the critical times. we are living in cry crisis days. my words and christians wherever i can speak to them, get in touch with the lord and our response to be taken place. >> you can check out chris's new show called "jerusalem dateline" you can find it at cbnnews.com. >> for decades, wendy, the world leaders have been trying to bring peace to the middle east middle east without success. >> spiritual leaders there is a way to bring them together through the prince of peace. lee web has the story. >> reporter: the conflict between muslims and jews, arabs and israelis. in the christian community there is division. a small group of christians is try ing to bridge the gab. lee web this man lives in east jerusalem. the political divide is miles apart. they have one common bond, faith in jesus christ. >> he is the one

this can be a deterrent in villing lon-term g-term vacanci. we don't have legislation before us this month because of the brae says. some items you have heard in the past. and where they are. the limited live performance had at second reading. -- its second reading last week. targeting the time frame from when the mayor would sign the legislation to the 30 day window it needs to sit before becomes law. we are looking at early november before first applications can be taken. then the ada policy, one to let you know that another presentation is coming up with the inner sunset merchants. i attended of presentation which is the certified access specialist institute. interesting presentation and discussion by most of the individuals who were there are certified inspectors. some of the nuances with the 2010 regulations. the fact there is not enough clarity. it was interesting to hear the questions to. and still no definitive answers. it really speaks to the complications around this issue. and the difficulty for businesses to understand what is requ

that's fair. >> reporter: thank you, lon anderson with aaa. always a great spokesperson for safe driving. so, remember the texting law has tightened up. beware starting tonight in maryland. back to you. >>> thank you, surae. good advice. no wishy-washy now. you know what you have to do. >>> alexandria police are hoping new photos will help them find a missing community activist lennie harris. harris disappeared nine days ago last wednesday night. just hours later, police say whoever was in this man, tried to use harris' atm card. the van is a white dodge caravan with no front tags and there are several people inside. police are trying to figure out who the man is. he was attempting again to use harris' credit card at the king street atm at 1:00 a.m. last thursday. >>> an effort is underway to help two stafford county virginia families forced out of their homes by a huge sinkhole. the sinkhole could actually swallow up two homes on brush everett court the next time it starts to expand. inspectors have deemed the homes uninhabitable. the familie

a walk-off home run by evan lon gone ya. rays win, 8-7. >>> in perhaps the single most exciting night in the history of baseball with three all or nothing nail bite terse across the majors, the boston red sox september fold is completed within the span of 3 1/2 minutes in two cities about 1,000 miles apart. the question is, how does red sox nation recover from this one? >>> in politics, a new poll shows rick perry may be suffering a collapse of his own in the republican race for president while herman cain leaps forward near the top of

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officer, let's talk about what you want to see happen here, from a fiscal perspective, delan o'skon lon >> if you were to put these credits in such a way to make the taxpayers money and generate more money than they're costing us you could convince me. i never want money going to "the jersey shore" but you can't do that, even for other programming. the tax incentives are not wise and when you're having the taxpayers pay the beer bar bill or the tanning bill for the situation, i'm sorry. they shouldn't be involved. >> let's listen to what the seaside heights burrough administrator said. >> the phenomenon has been unbelievable. all of the meals, tens and thousands of room night, thousands the production crew needed the visitors that need the same things. >> okay and we have governor christie's spokesman "the bottom line is the governor's not been in favor of the tax credit, his opinions about the jersey shore and its cast are well-known, they are phonies and the show is a false portrayal of the shore and its communities." he's saying he has no control over the economic development authori

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glory for us all as josh elliott turned the tour of the studio into an olympic event we call the josha-lony outside the most challenging portion of the event. the double barrier jump. he gets ready, looks for encouragement from the crowd, then with the grace of a gazelle, he makes a -- oh, oh! >> almost goes head over heels. but does recover. let's see in the end, how did he do? judges's award? a perfect 10. there he is. the most graceful of all woolly >> you know, i came back in. first ththg robin said, you didn't know about the second one, did you? it was awesome. >> you cleared it. >> you know what is great about the show, josh? you get to relive your moments over and over again. >> that's great. >> thank you, lara. >> let's go outside, s s was out there with the people. sam. >> good morning. and i want to say that josh usually doesn't do well in the freestyle competition, but he definitely stuck that landing. you're really, really fraud of him. good morning, everybody. you guys okay? let's get to the boards, one or two things going on. here's what is happening outside your doors. we wa

. >>> according to a new report tina fey and eva lon goria made $13 million in the past year making them highest paid actresses. >>> youtube is louie the cat with two faces turns 12 this month. >>> giselle bungeon urges women who maxed out their credit cards to break the news to their husband husbands in lingerie and heels. >>> our pick of the day, laredo, texas, isolated temhunderstorms temperatures upper 90s. we'll get showers in the northeast, look for clouds in the pacific northwest, beautiful day i should say actually. record highs in the plains, the heat continues in the central u.s. but we're going to actually see cooler conditions around the great lakes on into the central mississippi river valley and the >> good morning. we're watching a cold front come out of the mountains. the best chance of rain will be in the mountains. >> and that's your latest weather. ann? >> all right, al, thank you so much. >>> coming up next a woman's bizarre death in a mansion in southern california, ruled a suicide but the family believes she may have been murdered. we'll talk about in an exclusive l

for the last 12 years we've been at carnegie-mel lon university an been part of the -- carnegie mel lonuniversity -- we have developed software and hardware that help ours investigators. noigs that facility we partnered with the university of tulsa where we have a cell phone/perform d.a. forensic facility to boost the capabilities of our agents and state and local partners. >> i know my little state of vermont has had people down this. i appreciate that. senator grass lee. >> i want to zero in on cyberattacks on our infrastructure, power grids, traffic control, these things where they can be interfered with control most of our important day-to-day operations. as such our criminal law should reflect the need to protect critical infrastructure by sending a signal to would-be criminals that these attacks including even attempted attacks won't be tolerated that means not only criminalizing the conduct, but including tough sentences that federal judges cannot play games with. so mr. baker, i'd like to ask you questions along this line. the administration's cybersecurity proposal includes a n

the bill was the result of hours of research, hearings, and lon negotiations. it was a good bipartisan product, and there's a great staff working with us. when republicans and democrats find commonground, it's a big deal. i want 20 tell you a little story. chairman and i did a lot of work this summer working on the bill. we were on the hill of the day of the earthquake, and 15 minutes before the earthquake, we agreed what was going to go in the budget, and when we came outside,everybody is coming out of the buildings, chairman rogers commented, you know, when a republican and a democrat can agree, the earth shakes. [laughter] we're here today to review for the american public the progress made since 9/11 and what to do to improve the future. i applaud the work that's been done and acknowledged here today in orcoming new challenges. intelligence sharing, working together as a team, and missions like the bib laden raidnd breaking apart stove pipes within the community. i also want to talk about the incredible work done to facilitate changes. advances in technolog

. >>> according to a new report tina fey and eva lon goria made $13 million in the past year making them highest paid actresses. >>> youtube is louie the cat with two faces turns 12 this month. >>> giselle bungeon urges women who maxed out their credit cards to break the news to their husband husbands in lingerie and heels. >>> our pick of the day, laredo, texas, isolated temhunderstorms temperatures upper 90s. we'll get showers in the northeast, look for clouds in the pacific northwest, beautiful day i should say actually. record highs in the plains, the heat continues id say. record high in the plains. we will see cooler conditions around the great lakes on into the central mississippi river valley and the northeast. >> right here a comfortable cool. we're at 63 now. we will be going up to a high of 74. notice the blue sky there. high clouds are trying to move in and there will be more this afternoon. from 74, today, oh, like fall this weekend, starting off in the 40s tomorrow. the high, 58 on saturday. we will be breezy. and there's a slight chance for passing showers on saturday. the