we made him the world leader, our leaders have really -- they've given the mantle. he is now the world leader. he's done very, very well. i think the people of russia probably are somewhat -- at least some, are pretty proud of him. he has done an amazing job of showing how to lead. >> brian: it doesn't mean he's a great person. >> what he's done is amazing and assad now is 100%, there is --

mickey mantle, your boyhood hero, other than comedy. >> amaze they go got to know him. from the first time i saw him i was eight years old. he signed a program in the clubhouse that came out for us. my dad took us to the game it was sort of kismet. we had louie armstrong seats and the program came out, i kept it all these years, he signs the same program for me 20-something years later. and then we became, like with mohammed we became frebz, and sometimes you shouldn't meet heroes, you know, but because you're going to find a part of them that's not as attract itch as it may be-- as you may want. and i was with him many times where-- the drinking was bad, and -- >> rose: and the drinking becomes abusiveness. >> and sadness and regrets. and it was really interesting. i was doing a special for nbc, host a special at cooperstown. and mickey was a guest. he had not been in the hall of fame to see his plaque. when he got inducted he left because he said to me, "you know, i was never good enough. i should have been better. i never was good enough. i don't--" so i walked him t

the only explanation that explains all the evidence that mantle thermite. the iron microspheres the high temperatures found out there the free fall the uniform what i call the uniform acceleration of the towers when those came down there was no impact or jolt when it hit the. section because there was no jolt something blew those towers out allowing the door to uniformly accelerate our the only thing that makes any sense at all from a scientific perspective is that those towers were blown out joe made a mockery of mainstream so it's not. an excuse this really tried to show one hundred seventy five pounds of military nano thermite couldn't break the film that it is just one pound thermite of any type burns thanks thank you. renowned librarian. woodworth is coming to hopefully the consensus and eleven panel confirming it uses best practice with the most rigorous peer review thanks so much for joining us this remote consensus among experts that the government version of the ride i mean how some of the top experts in the field publish peer reviewed scientific j

it's time to take up the mantle and get the job done. >> joining me senior political reporter maggie hagerman and chris hayes host of msnbc "all in." joining us from washington political director and chief white house correspondent chuck todd. chuck, it was ugly in the house now it's ugly in the senate. what can we make of this gulf, if we can call it euphemistically between the house and caucus. >> there's a couple of ways to look at it. it's possible this is john boehner's way out. listen to the language he used this morning. listen to the language yesterday, ted griffin, conservative republican in the house, what he said to ted cruz. they are all saying, okay, we're going to give it the college try of what you want, pass this resolution with the attachment that says we're not going to fund the health care law and you in the senate pick up the mantle and fight. >> if you fail, don't get mad at us when we say we did everything we could, the politics of this, the sign said it was a dead-end. i equate this, there's a street sign that says the road says there's a dead-end. you can visu

a mantling me this is the sentence that he believes that everyone who commits rape in india should receive. that's a far-fetched statement, but it is certainly the mentality of many people across india following this very public case since december of last year. the question many people are asking going forward how long will this momentum last when it comes to talking about women's rights and women's safety across india. this case has come to an end in terms of offensing. we don't know when the punishment will be handed down given the appeals process likely to take place. but the biggest spotlight is how long can india keep it going when it comes to protecting women across the country. >> joining me now from new delhi india is kavika krishnan, a member of the communist party. has this brought an incident of violence against women out of the shadows? >> there has been large protest against violence against women, but what this movement did following this terrible incident was to shift the discourse from inside about women needing protection to the question of women needing autonomy and free

it is time for them to pick up the mantle and get the job done. >> any bill that defines obamacare is dead. dead. >> even so, some senate republicans are prepared for a fight. >> i will do everything necessary and anything possible to defund obamacare. >> he says that includes the filibuster. >> we will not blink! don't get it into your heads that we will. we want. >> the president has pledged to veto any legislation that guts obamacare. on another looming fiscal showdown, the white house says raising the debt limit is nonnegotiable. >> i have been discussing this with president putin and for some time now. >> that prompted this web video from speaker boehner's office. >> meaningful negotiations -- >> negotiations. >> while the president is happy to negotiate with vladimir putin, he will not engage with the congress on a plan that deals with the deficits that threaten our economy. >> the video, i thought, demonstrated putin and the. -- putin envy. >> the debt limit measure is expected to hit the house floor as early as next week. in washington, sally kidd, wbal- tv 11 news. baltimore

studied as a treatment for all sorts of blood cancers, including chronic lymphocytic leukemia and mantleell lymphoma and multiple myeloma. the food and drug association considering this a breakthrough drug, that's the designation the fda gives to a drug it feels could be transformational. and it has received this breakthrough drug designation three times over. it's not a sign the fda is crazy about this thing. what is it then? pharmacyclics is partnered with one of my favorite companies, charitable trust named johnson & johnson owns this drug and they're going to split the profits 50/50. j & j are not going to have trouble with distribution, once the drug is approved, something i consider likely and they're going to launch trial data and has been nothing short of tremendous. i was doing some work on this thing, and i said i cannot believe this is incredible. mantel cell lymphoma, one to deadliest most drug resistant types of non-hodgkins lymphoma, this drug showed a 68% response rate. meaning 68% of patients saw the cancer shrink. it had a 20% complete response rate meaning when you look

it's time for them to pick up the mantle and get the job done. >> downing us, dan henninger, and washington columnist, kim, and joe rago. kim, does this mean that the ted cruz republicans, the senator from texas who has been pushing this strategy -- does this mean the house is now on board the cruz train? >> well, senator cruz has won this battle, although what he wins we don't yet know. here's a reality. john boehner had no option but to go ahead with this. guys like ted cruz and the club for growth and inherited action suggested this was a matter of principle that republicans vote for this, and so boehner didn't have enough votes to do anything but have a vote on this. this now goes to the senate. but yet already we have had senator cruz and everyone acknowledge what everyone should have known from the start. they don't have the votes to pass this in the senate. so harry reid is going to pass out and send it back to the house and we're looking at potential shutdown. >> we don't know what the houghs will do then. is there a strategy here that you can detect to achieve some kind of outcome?

it's time for them to pick up the mantle and get the job done. >> joining the panel this week, dan henninger, and editorial board member, joe rago. so, kim, does this mean the ted cruz republican, senator from texas, pushing this strategy, does this mean the house is now on board the cruz train? >> well, senator cruz has one tough battle, although what he wins we don't yet know. i mean, here's the reality, john boehner had no option but to go ahead with this. guys like ted cruz suggested this was a matter of principle that republicans vote for them. this now goes to the senate, but yet already, we've had senator cruz and everyone acknowledge what everyone should've known from the start. they don't have the votes to pass this in the senate. so harry reid is going to pass it out and send it back to the house and we're looking at potential shutdown. >> and we don't know what the house will do there. is there a strategy here that you can detect to achieve some kind of outcome? and what is that outcome? >> well, the outcome presumably is to repeal or somehow overturn -- >> i know, i've talked to

. >> just put on their mantle. >> exactly. melissa milano is making a point.etting interesting, she accidentally kicks the camera and it moves over to a newscast and the whole rest of the clip is a report about syria and when's happening in syria. so she's getting people to click on it. >> she's a marketing genius. she's thinking just because she's beautiful that we'll watch it. >> and they have indeed. >> and bill, you have proof that dogs are man's best friend. >> cougars are big huge nasty mean creatures. but they circle it and almost like pack animals. two dogs here. they actually chased the cougar from the guy's property. he videotaped it and the cougar retreated and ran up a tree. >> "way too early" starts right now. >>> yesterday the obama white house lady out their case for intervention in syria, the goals of which ultimately are really quite simple. >> the goal is negotiate a solution which results in the departure of assad and the free choice of the syrian people for their future. >> it's simple. assad leaves willingly, democratic syria is stable and

a mantling me this is the sentence that he believes that everyone who commits rape in india should receive that's a far-fetched statement, but it is certainlth

and german socialists in government as well and they would no longer be able to sort of claim the mantleleading european socialists. german socialists who would have a voice and be able to bring that to brussels as well, so it would strengthen merkel in ways but you give up ministerial portfolios and compromises on what they want which is less austerity in europen more done for the working poor in germany and talks take weeks and eccgo and prestige involved and policy making involved. we will find out what the chancellor decides today and may decide not to say anything at all and this process will take a while. >> reporter: nick spicer joining us from berlin. coming up, on al jazeera, the years have been a symbol of booking a flight to new york and the united nations is in need of drastic reform. and from deep oceans to tropical forests the challenges facing scientists regarding a new climate change report. ♪ a new voice in journalism. >> good evening everyone, welcome to al jazeera. >> usa today says: >> ...writes the columbia journalism review. and the daily beast says: >> quality jour

so, we need to continue to encourage young people to really to take up the mantle and follow in all of your great footsteps in your work in the field. and i want to remind our audience that national recovery month happens every september, and we've mentioned recovery month here, and it's a significant contribution to reducing the discriminatory behaviors that happen in communities that affect negatively individuals in recovery from mental and substance use disorders, so i want to encourage you to visit our website at recoverymonth.gov. look at the materials and get engaged, get in involved in your community because it is increasingly more important that you get involved and participate. thank you for being here. it was a great show. for a copy of this program or other programs in the road to recovery series, call samhsa at 1-800-662-help, or order online at recoverymonth.gov and click on the video, radio, web tab. [music] every september, national recovery month provides an opportunity for communities like yours to raise awareness of substance use and mental health problems, to highlig

many other countries coming to the fore so i wonder if they american diplomats have really made that mantle transition team to negotiation rather than. you know blackmailing or coersion or deciding for others you know real negotiation and power sharing international power sharing well i was a diplomat in russia from one nine hundred ninety three until the end of one nine hundred ninety six and then frequently dealt with russia when i was the undersecretary of state for political affairs into two thousand and my sense was that while there was a tendency particularly among political leaders it's a see whether in fact they could translate american military and economic strength into diplomatic dicked if you could put it that way from time to time it was often necessary to negotiate in negotiations were part of the diplomatic environment and i did find among my diplomatic colleagues in the american foreign. service a sense somehow that their role was to make dictatorial pronouncements inspect everybody to join them well i think it's interesting that you say that because president obama especial

place alongside the great yankee stadium moments of all time, the farewells of gehrig and ruth and mantle man new yorkers call mo. >> i was bombarded with emotions and feelings that i couldn't describe knowing that again, everything hit at that time, and i knew that that was the last time, period. >> as a player, it was fun. and as a manager, it was easier. >> reporter: at the end of the nightmariano walked out to the mound and collected some clay, something to take home from the place that's been his office for 19 years. if you had to form the perfect baseball player from a lump of clay, you'd come up with a figure remarkably similar to the man they celebrated in the bronx last night. marijua mariano might have one act left. joe girardi says he's thinking about putting him in the outfield just an inning in the final road game of the season to satisfy the secret dream of the great pitcher to play the outfield as he does during batting practice. >>> that's our broadcast for this night and this week. i'm brian williams. lester holt is here with you this weekend. we hope to see you right bac

. >> we're going to see a lot of groups pick up the mantle and try and stand for their rights. >> whatever their issue may be. >> reporter: abortion, gay marriage, things like that? >> yeah, whatever their issue is going to be they can stand up and do something about it. >> reporter: at gun shops like this one, people are pretty happy about their victory. but, scott, they admit that it could be a lot harder to be successful in a recall somewhere else. recall supporters here were motivated, angry, well organized. all great ways of getting your people to the polls. >> pelley: barry petersen in colorado tonight. barry, thanks. today america kept the promise that it made 12 years ago-- that we will never forget those who died in the terrorist attacks of september 11, 2001. the bells tolled at the national 9/11 memorial in new york to mark the moments two hijacked jetliners struck the twin towers of the world trade center. >> daddy, i miss you so much. >> reporter: relatives and friends of the 2,753 who died their read their names and shared their memories. at the white house, the president mar

> the united united nations is expected to agree on a resolution that would require syria to diss mantle weapons.eao even though russia is opposed to force they are moving closer toe an agreement. frns -- france says it will include chapter 7 for it which w alluz military action.ion. the international space stationn has new visitors this morning.g. we'll look tap next. >> this morning news of major concessions maryland is making on the purple line. >> first though we check in with itemmer to see how the weather is shaping up. >> clouds to staft your day. d might be a sprinkle in central virginia. though. thosame we've got sunshine to look for. the steve is in this morning. develop your traffic,, too coming up -- he will have your traffic, too, after the break. ♪ >> 5:16 on this thursday morning. eve, everyone.one. an american astronaut is makingg headlines this morning. michael and two russian cosmonauts blasted off last night. internationale space station. only took six hours to get therethere. they'll stay on board for six months on bo and carry out a spe walk with the olympic torch. t

constrict the north korean regime, do a better job of cutting them off in the global financial system mantlinghat they have to get out of the picture because the north koreans can do this forever if the chinese to support them. melissa: to a better job. they seem like they are fairly isolated right now. >> well, there are isolated to a relative extent, but they have been able to use chinese banks, continued to do that after they're work cut off from the bush administration. they have north korean diplomats ferrying cash around and their suitcase which is an example of how well we have done some things, but they found new routes into the global financial system since then. melissa: it makes it feel like all the rest of the things we have talked about. a lost cause. >> not if we pay attention. the north koreans, one of the weakest states on earth. we are the most powerful nation in history, but we have not been paying attention. also, we have been playing some pretty bad policies of looking to their best friends, the chinese, to help us. they have been playing yes, not the north koreans. melissa

. >> he picked up the mantle from him. he said go for it try to make a difference with your impact, then fifteen years later, he was ailing and ted and him were together watching an area of the film gettysburg at the national theater. it was him who begun to despair. everyone gathered and watched ted's interaction. it was ted who lifted him up when he was down. he thought that it was time to give up. in fact john michelle told me a story and he actually cried telling it of the difference that ted turner had made and the fact that ted became -- ted at one point was the student of the master. he in turn had become a master, and i think it's a story of transference, really. >> i want to read -- we have asked if anybody wanted to e-mail questions, and [inaudible] but love to read the name. it was a question we received. post polls consistently reveal a strong majority montana support conservation efforts. why do you think they e lengt politicians in the state legislature who seem to oppose effort to protect the environment? [l

the communist ideology is dead, but those who want to pick up a flag and raise the mantle of the ideologythat i expressed themselves through the prison of islamism. that's a brand. it no longer requires recruit. per se, but it attracts on its own accord. young men find themselves pretty much the same as they left argentina and went to cuba and went to bolivia where he died. they are leaving the countries to pick up weapons and arms and join a war that had nothing to do with it. they find that apeeling and we don't have discourse on the grass roots to challenge them. >> are the new book radical comes out in a couple of weeks and it's fascinating. good to have you on. for more on the story, go to c, nn.com. will he or won't he? will president obama meet iran's new president? what the latest buzz is saying. >>> president obama is here in new york for the opening of the new session u nighted nations general assembly and the president of iran has new dialogue. president obama addresses the assembly where they talk about contaping the chemical weapons. the question is, will he meet with iran's

the head belonged to a leopard-skin mantle being wornere in the tomb by ay, who took over as chief priest in the burialeremonknown as he opening of the mout" ay then took over as pharaoh. gold was used liberally in the tombs of egypt. as a wealthy nation, she could afford the use of the metal, but, more than that, gold was used in the belief that its immutability could be transferred to the deceased. this shrine, also found in the antechamber, is wood covered with a layer of gesso and then overlaid withheet gold. the scenes on its sides are hily reminiscent akhenaten's period, with wa family groupings which convey aense of true emotion rarely evident in the more ylized art of other periods. between two of the animal-form beds was fnd a cache of abaster vases. almost all of them had had their contents of unguents removed by thieves. precious oils must have been extremely valuable in tutankhamun's time, inasmuch as the tomb robbers choose them over many other objects in the tomb. this vase is impressive for its carving, but it is also interesting for its symbolic reference to the unificatio

some guns companies mantle of the deals investors expect. here to have fun.ther coolest companies compare, hedge fund manager at capitalist pay debt, and a fox news interior. logitech about some of the stoc they really have to go up and down. even though they get the most attention, then maybe it investments but they may not. let's start with apple. you know, it's one of those companies that gets so much atntion. on one hand they boule expectations for these iphones. so much trash talking. people saying that this was going to be a huge disappointment and it was not. the same time the stock is in bear market territory, and the average investor forgets that. if you look at the high from a year ago, there are 30% below that. what do you think? >> apple investors, it is not scientology, but it is a cult. apple investors are vy dedicated as a group. many of them, unfortunately, owning a stock is like being a part of a cult which can be dangerous when you're talking about germany. when you're talking about money, you have to focus on the price action itself. this i

he has to carry out that mantle as his father did, the lion of damascus did himself. he has to carry that blood line. as part of that he fooled himself into thinking that he is doing something very, very noble. melissa: yeah. christian, tactically what is his best move here in terms of this list and what he wants to happen from here? is it stalling? is it handing over a partial list? if you were to give him advice what is his best move? >> his best move is follow what north korea did where you essentially sucker diplomats from the west, assad done this with people like nancy pelosi and john kerry. you move them along. you think you're in the process of disarming and you never actually deliver the goods. you talk about the money. north korea did something like what assad is trying to do which is send us a bill for supposedly disarming. north korea blue up irrelevant cooling tower at nuclear facility and sent us bill for dynamite which we paid. melissa: dr. gardere, is it meaningful at all when you look into his past, at one point like the corleones. he was basically ou

john boehner said very adamantly it is time forces and republicans to pick up the mantle.ed cruz that he will use all measures possible including a filibuster. if he does not do that, has he failed to live up to his words and his promises? >> whatever the senate does is going to be their responsibility. the first thing we have to do is do our job in the house. i would encourage all senators, i hope they would stand tall and represent and fight for the american people who are saying this is unworkable. we probably have some tactics over the last few weeks. i do not think any of us had disagreements. that is to fight for the american people who are losing the good health care they have. in louisiana families are facing 50% increases in costs. these are real, dire consequences. james hoffa wanted to pass obamacare. he has said that this law is unworkable to the point where it is destroying middle-class families with a 40 hour workweek. the president has said he wants to get the ladies of the law but only to the select few with access to the white house. i would encourage all

those who want to pick up a flag and raise the mantle of a resistance ideology they express themselvesthrough islamism. it is glittering and attracts on its own a cord. young men find themselves leaving their countries of origin to pick up weapons and arms and train and join a war they have had nothing to do with. they find this brand that appealing. and the problem is that we don't have an alternative discourse on the grass roots to challenge this ideology. >> the new book "radical" comes out in october. i have read an advanced copy. it's fascinating. for more on the story go to cnn.com. >>> will the president of iran immediate with president obama this week? [ male announcer ] for certain medical conditions where straining should be avoided, colace softens the stool for effective relief from occasional constipation. go to colacecapsules.com for savings. where their electricity comes from. they flip the switch-- and the light comes on. it's our job to make sure that it does. using natural gas this power plant can produce enough energy for about 600,000 homes. generating electricity th

then the russian foreign minister in the company of his syrian counterpart picking up the mantle. >>f establishing international control over chemical weapons in syria would allow the possibility of avoiding strikes, then we would immediately start working with damascus. and the pillow to the syrian administration, not only to put chemical weapons under international control but also further those weapons destruction. and to join the organization of the nonproliferation of chemical weapons. >> a hand over of those weapons, the signing on of the stop palling -- stockpiling and also the international community and the signing on of two chemical weapons none proliferation treaties. joshua landis, let me put it to you bluntly. breakthrough? joshua landis? we seem to have a technical issue with the university of oklahoma -- joshua landis, can you hear us now? nope i'm a will try to sort it out. what is your hunch? >> is something what the french call a -- or have a breakthrough. it is too early to tell. we are not in the road with them. we do not know what is really on the table. maybe it

i look around there was a candle on the mantle piece, my sleeve had gone up. just flaming. rapidly.the floor screaming like a girl. please put me out. >> jimmy: very few people are. >> yeah. and i -- >> jimmy: that ruined the mood? >> ruined the mood a little. forget the girl. i was obsessed with the shirt. i spent money on this shirt. and it was ruined. i kept saying to people. could i get a seam, could i get my mom to add a seam. she did. my mom added a seam to it. i continued to wear it on ill-fated dates. >> jimmy: here in l.a., has l.a. welcomed you warmly? are you -- more comfortable here? >> well, i feel like, you know, i know people and i feel like sort of plugged in. it continues. the same thing happens. you will not believe the story. when i tell you, you will for . i swear this happens three weeks ago. i was invited, wasn't invited. i want to a party with some friends. i never get invited to parties. and it was a party at the home of the comedian sarah silverman. i don't know if you know her? >> jimmy: i do know her. i don't think i was invited. >> i didn't see you there.

i can only mantle what would have happened if that photo had been released.areful to the moves he made. nonetheless, this does signal a new chapter between america and iran. something we haven't seen in over 30 years. two presidents haven't spoken to each other since the late shah of iran and jimmy carter. these are very fine balanced. >> thank you for the update here. chuck todd reports the white house has briefed israel on the conversation with the iranian leader. it will no doubt be discussed when prime minister benjamin netanyahu visit isseded on monday. i'm joined by democratic congressman tim ryan, member of the appropriations and budget committees. representative ryan, thank you for joining me on this saturday morning. >> great to be with you. >> may i get your reaction, sir, of this phone call between the president and iranian positive. >> sure. positive first step. you can see by the recent reporting that it's a very ditch issue in iran. it's also a very difficult issue here. but i think it's positive. i think we just continue to move forward, have t

i think we progressives should embrace the mantle of freedom and think about talking about this as beingm the worry of bankruptcy, from the worry of having a child who cannot get health care. this is a good thing for the nation. >> the presidents obama and clinton were talking also about gop governors and health care. listen to this. >> more and more states with republican governors, republican legislators are doing it. >> what we've seen is when republican governors take a look at the deal they're getting, you're seeing some republican governors step up and saying, you know, i may not like obama care, but i'm going to go ahead and make sure that my people are benefitting from this plan. >> bill, on that point, a recent poll in georgia said people oppose the health care law, but they like what's actually in it. 71% supported letting adult children stay on their parents' plan. 66% supported covering pre-existing conditions. and 60% supported medicaid expansion. now, even in a red state like georgia, people like the details once they know about them. how does the administration get the fac

>> reporter: no one has ever -- mickey mantle, willie mays have hit 52, 54. nobody has ever hit 53.nge. >> quite unique. >> reporter: yes, yes. >> if it's going to be odd, it's going to be the orioles. >> reporter: you've got that right. quickly, fells point fun festival this is coming weekend. one of the great fun places to come in baltimore. saturday and sunday, the fun festival. s. it's manic money with the orthodox church of saint matthew. mary, how are you? >> i'm great. >> you have the festival coming up this weekend. >> it's our sixth annual. we've been cooking for days and our grandmother's recipes, we will have incredible home made food. greek, romanian, slavik, a huge eye lent auction with items at all different price ranges and free live entertainment hourly, including a japanese ballet, belly dancers. >> reporter: got my attention. and it's free, you said. >> it's completely free. totally free admission. saturday and sunday all day. orthodox search of saint matthew. it's 7271eden brook drive in columbia in the shopping center. and the website is stmatthewfestival.org. >>

senator lee has shown visionary leadership in standing up and taking the mantle of leading the effort to defun obamacare and to challenge this train wreck of a law. aw this is tragic man, investors just like you could lose tens of thousands of dollars on their 401(k) to hidden fees. thankfully e-trade has low cost investments and no hidden fees. but, you know, if you're still bent on blowing this fat stack of cash, there's a couple of ways you could do it. ♪ ♪ or just go to e-trade and save it. boom. ♪ >> neil: you're looking live on the senate floor where ted cruz is still at it and actually just warming up. almost an hour and a half into a filibuster-like talk-a-thon that could drag into the night and beyond. should he stumble this identify is ready to take his play and continue to rumble, senator mike lee. senator, very good to have you. is this technically a fill bust center because you don't have something before you on the floor. what is it? >> well, it's technically, at noon tomorrow, we're time limited by an agreement to go to a vote. but it's hard to convince anyone that this