and you have a whole board of upset supervisors, so in your partnership with the mayor's office, loop us in, particularly those that are your partners that are working and representing the communities that are often left off the table. this is absolutely critical. thank you. >> yes. >> believe you me, it's a lot worse when you see supervisor cohen upset. i think the point though, one point that i will make and we talked earlier about the convening of the universal health care council which is a good thing, if it's so important, it's too bad that it's only happening three months before the implementation, and another point i think, it's like i wish we had had this discussion before adopting the budget of the department of public health, of the health services agency because to the extent that more resources would have been needed, that was the time to have that conversation. >> one thing i neglected to mention to you is that cover california is also kind of running to keep up and there aren't resources available right now to even train application as sisters, so we're in a little bit of a

we should see some delays on the inner loop going away from us, and the outer loop is slow heading into tysons corner this afternoon. traffic on i-95 in virginia the only real slow spots. runse william county, umphrey's, but nothing stopped in the roadway. dumfries, but nothing stopped in the roadway. card cardup, a credit reader deadline extended. >> i'm arch campbell with weekend movies. >> >> a new movie races into theaters. campbell is here with whether you should rush to theaters to see it. >> we've got a million of them. [laughter] >> i'm a big fan of ron howard. he has a new movie, "rush." it captures the danger of racing, the thrill of competition, and the value of rivalry. is an incredible battle between these two great drivers. re-creates the racing world of the 1970's. hunt.sims worth plays >> rules are rules. >> rats are rats. thank you. me,o you think it upsets james, calling may read because i look like one? -- rat because i look like one? i don't mind it. they're very intelligent. he almost dies in a fiery crash. onto his headlmet and gets back on the track. it's three an

heaviest on the inner loop coming towards us. westbound through vienna and fairfax city, all lanes are truckow and there is a finally clear day while ago. that's the way it looks. back to you. why the district department of motor vehicles has canceled hundreds of driving test. >> i think it needs to be a member of the community. >> a very special young lady just a few years out of college in helping keep college kids school. in helping keep college kids school. >> i was honored to serve as governor of virginia. we brought folks together in richmond to focus on creating jobs and getting results. that's the virginia way. and that's why i'm backing terry mcauliffe for governor. terry won't let ideological battles get in the way of making progress. terry will work with democrats, republicans, and independents to create jobs and move virginia forward. it's important for virginia that we elect terry mcauliffe as our governor. i'm terry mcauliffe, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad. >> a young woman adding used to the colle

we've also got new activities inner loop, 95, right side's closed before the beltway. if you use the inner loop near saint barn i that is, may see unusual delays due to a crash cleared 9th avenue. send it back over to you. >> 6:32, and the looming government shutdown is now a couple hours away. >> the senate doesn't meet until this afternoon and unfortunately at this point it seems there are really no signs of compromise. let's get suzanne kennedy, she's live on capitol hill and she has the latest on the shutdown showdown, you could call this, right, suzanne? >> right, jummy and scott. it seems like that shutdown is entirely likely albeit hopefully a short one. congress was not in session yesterday after the house took a very important vote very early sunday morning. that vote approved i anew temporary budget resolution that would also delay the affordable care act for a year and repeal the tax on medical devices. the plan of a looming shutdown back in the hands of the democrats. the president and democrats in the senate will not approve the plan including crews to obamacare. the

here we are on the beltway, on the outer loop, traffic movingiv away from us, on the right,ri outer looplege park and silver spring.ng. and as you head down to falls road to the lane divide on the way down to the beltway, that'sh a look at fox 5 on time traffic. >>> thank you, steve. >>> they have trained to serve and protect. >> this week the best of the best from around the country arr here in our area. we're talking about police dogs this morning, and holly morris is going to explain more coming up next. >>> good morning, everybody, irn hope you had a nice weekend, i'm holly morris, on this monday morning, we're going to feature, rough competition, pun totallyto intended as we are live at at charles county, where the charles county sheriff's office along with the region 3 is getting ready to host the unitei states national field trials. this is a really big deal, and n this pits the best police dogs in north america and their handlers against each other, they had to qualify to get heree this morning we are going to se some of the competition inetiti action. that is not competition rig

you can send short, six second videos that loop continuously using snap chat.sing vine, i'm sorry. vine is getting really popular. video will be there, sharing photos, news. what comes after video? i think it is impermanence. this is where you see snapshot. -- snap chat. i can set a timer that says destroy this after five seconds. i can send it to you and there's no record. ingn it first came out, sext was a very heavily used feature. i can send a naked picture and my parents will never know, my boyfriend will never know or anthony weiner will never know and there is no permanent record. if as if these other social media were not impermanent enough, more is on the way. -- the nexta month phenomena all of this social network is bringing in is crowd sourcing. that's the idea that the wisdom of the crowd will surface. i find this notion terrible because i'm never quite sure how smart the crowd will -- how smart the crowd really is. but you are dealing with a generation that believes the crowd very much. they believe that their friends think, they care what their p

good luck on your trip to syria and please keep us in the loop. >>> up next, keeping up the homelandecure in troubled times. we'll see how official here at home guard against retaliation when the u.s. takes whatever military action may be coming. ♪ [ female announcer ] pop in a whole new kind of clean with tide pods. three chambs. three times the stain removal power. pop in. stand out. [ male announcer ] when you wear dentures you may not know it, but your mouth is under attack. food particles infiltrate and bacteria proliferate. ♪ protect your mouth, with fixodent. the adhesive helps create a food seal defense for a clean mouth and kills bacteria for fresh breath. ♪ fixodent, and forget it. married to morty kaufman. [ lee ] now that i'm getting older some things are harder to do. this is not a safe thing to do. be careful babe. there should be some way to make it easier. [ doorbell rings ] let's open it up and see what's cookin'. oh i like that. look at this. it's got a handle on it. i don't have to climb up. this yellow part up here really catches a lot of the dust. did you notic h

loop. looking better on eastbound i- 70. heavy delays from west friendship. accident is now, 29. tapping the brakes in that area. coming towards usg up with delays on southbound ruxton road. great shape from the maryland line down to the beltway. over to you, tony. >> doesn't look nice right now. low clouds around baltimore. we have set up in east, northeast wind. that often happens early in the morning when we have that wind direction. that will pick up as we go through the morning and it will be nice with partly sunny skies. not is chilly this morning as yesterday. 63 at the airport. 61 in westminster. early clouds, then partly sunny this afternoon. high temperatures between 70 and 75. going into the weekend, it would be the same set up on saturday and sunday. clouds in the morning, partly sunny skies in the afternoon. high temperatures in the low 70s. >> we're back with another update at 8:56. >>> 8:30 on this friday morning. it's the 27th of september, 2013. a pretty day out here on rockefeller plaza. a lot of people out here celebrating with us on a gorgeous fall morning. if we could just get the crew together here, everybod

legion bridge coming from virginia toward maryland, that live shot shows us things are moving right along both directions, inner loop and outer loop look great through that stretch. send it back over to you. >> 4:32, time is running out on capitol hill. >> that's right. lawmakers are coming up hard on an october 1st deadline and if they don't reach an agreement on how to fund the government the u.s. faces the threat of default. >> the battle over obamacare is pushing us toward the brink. >> you can huff, you can puff, for 21 hours, but you cannot blow the affordable care act away. >> but that's exactly what republicans are determined to do. a dispute that could force a government shutdown in just four days. president obama says his healthcare law is nonnegotiable. >> the affordable care act is here to stay. [cheers] >> today the senate is expected to vote to keep the government open and keep money blowing to obamacare but that plan doesn't sit well with house speaker john boehner. >> the american people don't want the president's healthcare bill and don't want the government to shut down. the president says i'm not

us. >> dealing with a beltway accident? oninner loop right at 170 the southwest side. those delays will develop as you come off the key bridge. westbound 40 at middle river, another accident. delays will continue to build along with southbound 795. --s is 83 at the tony a. padonia. >> we'll start out in the 40's. same forecast tomorrow. we will see a few more clouds. i think it will be mostly july over the weekend. drythink it will be mostly over the weekend. >> thanks for joining us for 11 news today. >> we will be back with a live update at 7:25. >> have a good one. >>> good morning, cruz control. republican senator ted cruz is still on the senate floor this morning, nearly a full day after starting his one man crusade to block funding for obamacare. but will it work? >>> breaking overnight, one of the worst earthquakes in years killed 230 people in pakistan. hundreds of homes collapsed and now rescue workers are making their way to the scene. we'll have the latest. >>> and bono does bubba. >> when i first met bono he walked in and actually i thought it was a member

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so, thank you to our traffic tracker out there manning the roads and letting us know what's going on. the outer loopicked up a new accident. exit 51, closed down. breakdown there northbound. that's going to have things slowing down. it should be clearing soon. we'll keep an eye on it. 270, starting to build a bitle bit there as you come in through urbana. it's coming in near route 109. you're starting to get brake lights near that curve. >> your time, 5:32. it's 52 degrees. >> an american man under fire let's do a warm welcome. let's do crisp on the outside. cozy on the inside. and let's not do any of this. let's go to school. let's go to save. and en, let's go to town. so then we can go do, absolutely nothing. let's do this. more saving. more doing. that's the power of the home depot. owens corning insulation, now $11.87 a roll. all ations come over to mithis is for real this time. step seven point two one two. verify and lock. command is locked. five seconds. three, two, one. standing by for capture. the most innovative software on the planet... dragon is captured. is connecting today's leading co

they have even targeted president obama because he had dialogue with us, he kept us, you know, in the loop so i think that's their strategy. but if you go after anything they claim, it has no foundation. >> sir, thank you so much for coming in and sharing your views. >>> coming up on "the lead" a shot at freedom. one wife's desperate attempt to free her husband from an iranian jail as she confronts the new iranian president in a new york hotel lobby. she'll tell me what happened next. >>> and later this hour, president obama finds time in his schedule for an hour-long interview with bill clinton. what will the two presidents be talking about? we'll bring it to you live. could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. everybody knows that. well, did you know that when a tree falls in the forest and no one's around, it does make a sound? ohhh...ohhh...oh boy! i'm falling. everybody look out! ahhhhh...ugh. little help here. geico. fifteen minutes could save you...well, you know. anybody? but you had to leave rightce to now, would you go? world, man: 'oh i can't go tonight' woman: 'i

quite up to that standard yet and all this is done for us as actually we've had all these kind of sit ins that we're obliged to. the central coalition loops to house crowd back into power in sunday's parliamentary election last year but over right wing party has had a field day scooping up a quarter of the overall vote and us these are all of the reports from yet it's part of a strong movement towards the right that is sweeping you are. well it looks likely that the coalition of the social democrats and the people's party will continue to rule here in austria however the most interesting thing to come out of sunday's vote was the rise in popularity of the far right freedom party they come paying the saying that they wanted to see an end to bailouts of failing economies in europe using austrian taxpayers' money also they wanted to see a restructuring or even a and a but getting rid of the the single currency all of those things appealing to the the austrian voter right now but it's just worn the old right wing parties across europe that have been gaining popularity now across the european union we've seen in norway a right wing government

loop. below, these same households sell their services-- their labor, for example-- to businesses who use theseervices to create goods and commodities. businesses pay households for labor and other services, creating a flow of income to the households. households use this income to buy goods that businesses have produced. these two flows are basically equal. what is the source of the real income of the economy? the goods that the economy produces. kuznets' studies illuminated the structure of the economy, but also they did more. imagine trying to plan a major war effort without knowing the size of the real gnp that your economy is producing. as the nation prepared for world war ii, this was no academic question. the militarists of berlin and tokyo started this war, but the massed, angered forces of common humanity will finish it. january 6, 1942. president franklin roosevelt is giving the country its marching orders. the success of those orders in winning world war ii depended on the american economy. for months, the issue of how to prepare for war without actually fighting swung back and forth

outer loop traffic going away from us.rning, quiet start weatherwise. a few high, thin clouds. later this morning and afternoon a slight chance of sprinkles. that won't be the case this morning. 50 at the airport, 52 in parkton. you might want to take a light jacket to start today. it will be mild this afternoon. i temperatures climb into the mid-70s. average high 72. three percent chance for maybe a sprinkle. most of you won't see rain. fanou are a summer weather you will like this. warm weather going to the end of the week. rain on sunday. >>> it's 8:00 on "today." coming up, time to move. william and kate get ready to bring prince george to their brand new home at kensington palace. and bill o'reilly on what he learned about jesus writing his latest best seller. >>> and breaking bad ended it's run last night. how did that show's finale stack up with some of the greats before it? we'll ask that question today, monday, september 30th, 2013. >> st. louis. >> 50 and fabulous. >> not even a wreck could keep me from "today."

prince william parkway, northbound lanes headed away from us, moving right along, our traffic tracker is out on the roadways, he's on the inner loop approaching the wilson bridge you can see he's moving right along on the inner loop headed toward alexandria. if you want more information on that accident on route 97 or that construction on 95 in virginia once you get in your car you can always put it on 103.5 fm wtop, traffic updates every 10 minutes on the 8's. my good friend rita kessler just got in. send it back over to you. >> thank you, amanda. 4:53, now 55 degrees. is it racism or an honor for the dead. controversial symbol along the virginia highway. >> too young to play. how much money maryland casinos will have to pay up for allowing underage gamblers. we'll be ri >> 4:56, if you drive down 95, up see a confederate flag prominently displayed along the highway causing controversy. supporters want to honor the south's civil war dead but opponents say it's a hate symbol that represents slavery and bigot industry. >> two dozen instances of underage gambling will cost maryland casinos thousands of dollars. maryland live casino

amanda meadows joins us now. >> well, we do have a couple of minor incidents. we have been watching construction on the outer loops. so this is going to be a shot from our traffic tracker, you can see he isle aring right along. we have gotten word from our traffic trapper, he says that they just were picking up the cones so all lanes are now open. quo also have got construction zone that just set up on the b.w. parkway, and this incident there was a broken down truck right in front of these two a little while ago. so it looks like it is cleared. that right shoulder is close sod give them some space, at least one travel lane if you can, as i said, v.w. parkway picked up some construction. so expect lane closures and crewed to be an scene. crabs branch picked up an incident, this is a medical emergency there. and we are still wrapping up that construction before 270 in frederic. >> all right, well, twitter -- this is interesting is now working to keep you safe during a crisis. >> and samsung is looking to reshape their cell phone. here is diana perez with this mornings techbytes. >> in today's techbytes twitter laun

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loop prior to wilkins avenue, two right lanes shut down because of an accident. this is what it looks like at frederick road. those delays are heavy. you can get by using the left lane. an average travel time of 15 minutes. this is going to have an impact as more and more folks get on the road. 70 oraving an impact on i- northbound 95 up towards the beltway. inner loop motorists are in fine shape. accident. outer loop that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. growinger sign of a economy. fewer workers say they are forced to live paycheck to paycheck these days. report theyrs usually live paycheck to paycheck. in 2012.own from 40% menn are more likely than to live paycheck to paycheck. considering relaxing restrictions on the use of in- flight devices. they are expected to announce new guidelines by the end of the month. passengers might be able to use e-books along with previously downloaded podcasts and movies, if the measure passes. >> you can watch ravens highlights right from your twitter feed. jane king has more in the bloomberg business report. >> good morning. twitter teaming up with the nfl. they'll share the ad revenue. verizon will be one of th

loop. up to 83. that's traffic. >>> all u.s. personnel are safe after taliban militants attacked the u.s. consulate this morning and they usedbomb and guns to battle the security forces outside of the compound and it was not clear right now whether any attackers managed to breach the facility but two afghans were killed. they have claimed responsibility for this attack. >>> the secretary of state and his russian counterparts meet again. they are trying to strike a deal over the chemical weapons. and that he is willing to hand over his stockpile but only if the u.s. drops the threat of a military strike. he announced that his country will join the weapons convention. and. the u.s. is limited and russia needs to prevent it right away. >> it has to be reel and  comprehensive. if it does not take place. >>> the u.s. and russia will about the weapons. >>> a man is charged with shaking his daughter to death. he said his son may have pushed the baby off the bead but he admitted he shook her to stop from crying. she died yesterday morning. >> there is a movement that

use these new tools. >> so put my fingers here? >> yes. >> and it creates a loop. >> here sit coming up. >> oh wow. is that healthy? >> it's looking good. >> okay. good. >> researchers are developing sensors that can be tattooed on to our skin and others small enough to be swallowed. on the horizon, a nano sensor tinier than a grain of sand injected into the bloodstream. >> you get a ring tone like you get an alert that you're going to have a heart attack in the weeks and days ahed ad. >> everybody has one of these things. they will collect data and they will be able to pinpoint eventually what causes that heart attack and send you a ring tone or a message. >> please send that tone to me. >> you want to check in with your doctor because you're at risk for a heart attack for the next 48 hours. >> are there privacy issues with this stuff? do we want this technology on us or inside that body? >> at the same time we don't know how this information will eventually be used. if insurance companies get better data will they charge you more money in premiums. >> i will tel

loop from 795 down to 95. that is. >>> are you having a tough time losing weight. it ido. the foods that are helping us may be making it harder because listen to this a dietitian said that a smoothie which sounds healthy over a shake, you think that's a good plan but you have to be careful. >> a large smoothie can be 800- calories to 1200 calories. for some women trying to lose weight that could be the total allotment. >> if you make your own can you control what goes in and keep the calorie count down. she says the fat free foods that are good can wreck your diet. they are packed with sugar and little nutrients. >> and we are joining an effort to see hungry families at the food bank we're teaming up with them. we want to remind you clean out the pantry. they have cans they don't use and bring them here or one of the many drop off locations around the community. we're asking for the donations through september and if you want a list just head to abc 2 news.com. can you find the details in the featured section. >>> one of the ships was stranded at sea for days without any power. that would be awful. car

i have been a very focused dedicated loop laboratory researcher but one of the things that happened to us as we get older we tend to back off a little in a obsessive compulsive bit which is typical of scientists and we began to smell the roses. i have got more interested in what's going on around me. the other factor is, because i'm trying to -- and i'm the first set to win a nobel prize i was hearing all sorts of interesting stories. if you go to medical school which was in my life for the last 40 years talking to middle middle -- medical researchers you do you hear interesting stuff but if you go to the schools they have totally different stories and a lot of the stories are unfamiliar. they started to get very interesting stories about birds. these stories -- i would sort of talk to people and talk to friends who are interested in infectious disease and they wouldn't know anything about the bird aspect and then i would talk to other friends and they didn't know anything about the disease aspect so i thought, going to put this together? there was another loud ovation for writing the boo

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the loop itself has been in service since the beginning of may and the feedback we've gotten so far has been very positive. >> tomorrow at 12:30 the mayor and supervisor will join us and other partners which include the department of public works, city college and housing and the fire department. we'll all join together for the ground breaking for the new affordable housing development where the buses used to turn around and celebrate the completion of a good partnership process. also, i wanted to note that we have working with the supervisors office in the community we have initiated a naming contest to name the new public plaza that will provide the buffer between the new housing and the new terminal configuration. the plaza will serve as the hub connecting business resident schools and munis and it's a place for community events such as fairs and farmers market and makes a better access to the munis routes to the 49 and the k line t plaza construction will begin in february of next year and encourage people to go to sfmta.com to join in the naming contest. we are taking suggestions for the plaza name until october 15. that concludes my report. >> special intere

loops. >> they can get in anybody's trash can. >> as you mentioned, raccoons, even though they're cute, they live all around us, they are wild animalsu never want to try to make them a pet. that goes for any of these animals. >> well, they're nocturnal, aren't they? >> they are generally nocturnal. in urban areas, oftentimes you'll see these guys coming out to take advantage of garbage and human food. >> they're running out of fruit loops. >> just because you see these guys in the day time does not mean they're rabid but you never want to approach any wild animal. these are our favorite because ranger rick is our mascot. >> they are very cute. let's bring out the next animal here. >> whoa, they were fighting other the last fruit loop. >> this guy is -- >> it is a mere a meerakat. >> it's a kikaju. you can pat her on the back if you want. it's very soft. it's actually kind of waterproofed. these guys live in central and south america and rain forests. i'm going to turn her around here. >> she's looking. >> no, she wants -- >> well, they're used to -- >> what does that mean? >> she's really clinging on the back of my shirt there. chec

use marine if an ocean has more from damascus. if at the beginning of a bomb a speech i so that people looped nervous obviously frightened attack and war raid relief came to replace all these emotions all these feelings following a bomb at speech many here say that congress is unlikely to approve military action against syria but even those who think that it could happen that congress does approve this strike against a country say at least it is not going to happen tonight but if we're talking about the general mood to mean syria that public opinion is divided there are those who are afraid and frightened and they leave the country they pack their bags they send their families women and kids outside syria and they're following them themselves and there is another part of the syrian society they say we don't care we've been living under this pressure on did these dangerous highly unsafe and stable situation for more than two years and how if we didn't leave last year and two years ago why should we believe now some senior u.s. administration officials say the president changed his mind at the last minute before making his announceme

us the latest details as they become available. jfx is in great shame and 695 up to speed. nothing in your way on the inner loopfrom green spring avenue to 83. outer loop normal drive time of 11 minutes from 759 to 95. that's your time -- 795 to 95. that's your timesaver traffic. >>> it's parking day. and some metered spots will be transformed into temporary public parks. it's hard to imagine but the state highway administration is taking part. it's going to turn a parking spot at calvert and monument streets into a park. volunteers will set up a display space that will show how storm water run off can be filtered before being discharged into the chesapeake bay watershed. so it should be cool to look at and educational. >>> get a chance to weigh in on the plans for the new tolls along i-95. they would be a 7 mile stretch from monday rave yeah road to -- monrovia road to joppa. the express lanes would be handled electronically. it's going to be 3 public hearings if you want your thought on record anyone with questions can call 410-537-1000 if they want to give input. >>> stay with us, we will be right back. mine

loop saying, buy in the city of the future. >> this is our first time. we bought it without even seeing it. >> reporter: these people were introduced to us by the staff.y live here with their seven children. their 3,000 square foot apartment costs about $170,000, expensive by local standards. >> this is our living room, four rooms, three shower rooms rsh he's a professor. she has a masters degree and raises the children at home. for them, the city is more than just a town. >> it's my dream. i wanted to live this life. i did not manage to live this life. so i dream that my children will grow in this life. >> reporter: and you're giving them -- you're fulfilling that dream? >> i hope so. >> it's also to show the world that palestinians are not only about conflict with israel. it's not about throwing stones and terrorism. it's not like that. it's also that we have our kids. we are educated. we have a future and we aim to have our independence -- state our existence in this land. >> reporter: that's exactly what masri thinks, too. >> it's a symbol of the palestinian state and the palestinian state is a big step towards peace. >> martin fletcher talks with

fighting continues around the loop and the town is dealing with a chair of destruction and recently archie spoke with an archbishop of the syrian church for the eastern us who told the story of moola in the hardships brought on by the syrian civil war. very ancient town northeast of the mask is and it is on the list of the heritage. centers the u.s. coalesced. is made of mainly christian and some muslim families who have lived together for many centuries peacefully. is one of the very few towns and cities in syria where make is still spoken. of course the habitants of my rule originally come from the aramaic people of syria which was the dominant race in syria before islam now many are around malula become arab ised through language and through other things but my really kept its make. identity malula is no different than other christian and claves and population of christians in the large cities they have always felt that what's happening in syria right now is against their own interest as citizens of syria especially as christians as it's well known and documented christians and the as a rule. have lived relatively very peaceful. conditions and the go

loop, we're looking good. we need to see brake lights on 270. that's the heaviest volume we're seeing. we have a live shot that shows us current conditions. you can see the brake lights come around that curve and head southbound down through urbana. for now, ill ale send it to you. thanks, amanda. the postal service celebrates a music legend. monday, we got a look at the new ray charles forever stamp. he would have turned 83 yesterday. that's part of the music icons. chaka kahn performed in los angeles. >> coast to coast music there. >> yeah, pretty good music there. >> 5:54 is your time. coming up, a major victory for a major retailer. >> we'll tell you why you might see fewer invites to holiday all ststations come over to mission a for a final go. this is for real this me. step seven point two one two. verify and lock. command is locked. five seconds. three, two, one. standing by for capture. the most innovative software on the planet... dragon is captured. is connecting today's leading companies to places beyond it. siemens. answers. >> walt disney world is changing their disability policy to curb abuse. under the current policy, peopl

used to this? as the car loops around this make-shift track.brakes, entirely on its own. redefining what it means to be in the driver's seat. >> i don't know, mellissa, that was a clip from the cnbc documentary rice of the machines here with "fast money" and options action, melissa lee, good to see you. >> good to see you guys. >> will we have driverless cars? do i trust that? >> within our lifetime. it took a matter of minutes before i got used to it. granted i don't drive in new york city. it's probably a little easier. we actually took this car, a prototype developed by carnegie mellon. we took it to the open road, cranberry, pennsylvania gave carnegie mellon permission to bring it out. we brought it out in regular traffic. you get cut off. it's making turns. >>> it accelerates, it signals entirely on its own. >> why do we want this? >> because there are 34,000 deaths. most caused by human error. computers are much more alert than humans. think about when you are tired, you are driving home. accidents happen. if key with eliminate that, you

detail exactly how in a loop or two or even well written on the gear we who would want to see went forward minute that period had biled and prove that it will have been more used in iraq by the minute and that information was planted or we. don't know the details of. the information and we expect to have more. to it but when we are in that. on air and online i head to our website for more including a following in french footsteps as paris models clubbing with a just symbols universities a british m.p. calls for muslim veils to be done in u.k. schools. in modern america one company's drones have been grounded on authorized mapping flights of a cleaner all those flood zones form that dot com. right to see. first straight shooters and i think picture. on a recorder with their. instrument. on . already some other global news for you now the costa concordia cruise liner has been pulled off life twenty months after it ran aground off the coast of tuscany killing thirty two people will now be towed away and scrapped after nineteen hours of efforts by engineers the crash starboard side was hauled out of the water no pollution from the wreckers been detected so far thr

loop. a lot of people come to me and say, you know, now you sound like the people you used to criticize whoay we could cut taxes all day long, increase spending and balance the budget. don't give me that, this sounds too good to be true. so i think on your -- before you leave, you should tell people how we can spend more -- not so much indirect spending, but in tax credits, and still wind up reducing overall federal spending by $110 billion during this decade. >> well, couple things just in terms of how this whole thing got paid for. first of all, i think it's really important to point out here that the total cost of the affordable care act -- to provide health insurance for every american out there at an affordable rate is costing about the same amount over a course of ten years as the costs of the prescription drug bill that president bush passed, except that wasn't paid for. we felt obliged to actually pay for it and not just add to the deficit. so what we did -- it's paid for by a combination of things. we did raise taxes on some things. we, for example, said that for high-income indivi

loop. a lot of people come up to me and say, you know, now you sound like the people you used to criticize who say we could cut taxes alltel on and increase spending. don't give me that. that sounds good -- too good to be true. before you leave, you should tell people how we can spend more, not so much in direct spending, but in tax credits and still wind up reducing overall federal spending by $110 billion in this decade. >> a couple things in terms of how this whole thing got paid for. it is really important, first of all, to point out that the total cost of the affordable care act, to provide health insurance for every american out there at affordable rates, is costing about the same amount over the course of 10 years as the costs of the prescription drug bill that president bush passed. except that was not paid for. we felt obliged to actually pay for it and not add to the deficit. [applause] what we did, it is paid for by a combination of things. we did raise taxes on some things. for example, we said that for high income individuals, you can pay a slightly higher medicare rate, medic

loop clear in this region as well as the outer belt way. roads open. no delays. metro, marc, vre. if you're on twitter tweet us @first4traffic. anything you see, i'll make sure we get it out. >> danella, thank you. angie goff with breaking news at the live desk. >>> aaron, at this hour kenyan security forces are sweeping the malin nairobi looking for gunmen and anyone still alive. taking you to the scene outside the shopping center. live look here. pretty quiet compared to the start of the morning. we heard gunfire and explosions. they say they have controlled the mall but we're getting reports that al shabab says hostages are still alive and fighters are holding their ground. so far, 62 people have been killed. 60 more are still missing. that's the latest from the live desk. angie goff, news 4. >>> this morning there is fear among experts on copy cat violence. the u.s. department of homeland security will likely coordinate with corporate security chiefs and different law enforcement agencies as malls consider boosting security. >>> today president obama will address the general assembly of the united nations. the president h

use 30 3 2nd street instead. now we scoot over to the beltway, early morning construction has cleared really overnight. started last night. it's set to clear around 5:00 a.m. on the inner loop for folks traveling between arena drive and all the way down to pennsylvania avenue, but that's clear. travel lanes are open in both directions inner loop and outer loop here. taking the beltway in montgomery county, clear for you as well. a look at colesville road. no accidents, no delays, no be construction. i'm back in ten minutes. aaron and eun, over to you. >> thank you. 4:32. over to angie goff at the live desk. >>> we're just days away from the rollout of the president's health care law, and republican senator ted cruz continues his all-night talk-a-thon into this morning. live to the senate floor there where he's not letting up. he's about to enter the 14th hour on the floor of his talking protest in the so-called obama care and a looming government shutdown. it's not technically a filibuster but rather a marathon anti-obama care speech, and he vows to keep talking until he can no longer stand. it's a theatrical effort to get attention to his push to block reforms and is talki

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used that video. shameless. >> i find it holding on to my seat. >> the show we just showed that clip on an endless loop. >> theift that keeps on giving. >> reena thank you very much. >>> coming up on "gma," how did this man go from a happy groom to an alleged murderer? seven years after the crime, he is now going on trial. why prosecutors are facing huge challenges in this case potentially. >>> and after nicole kidman was run over by a paparazzi on a bike, we're learning more about the photographer and the actions police are taking against him. will he face charges? >>> and it may be the most unique flash mob marriage proposal we've ever seen. we do a lot of these on the show. the guy that popped the question in the lumber aisle of a home depot. this was elaborate. we'll show you more in "pop news." more "gma" on this saturday morning. keep it here. congested. beat down. crushed. as if the weight of the world is resting on your face. but sudafed gives you maximum strength sinus pressure and pain relief. so you feel free. liberated. released. decongested. open for business. [ inhales, exhales ] [ male announcer