and san francisco is hopeful it will be able to reopen camp mather in the coming summer.m firem.p started back on august 17th and took 2 1/2 months to fully contain. it burned more than 257,000 acres and destroyed 112 buildings. >>> well, now to the major storm that's gripping the u.k. at least two people have been killed by falling trees after 270,000 homes have lost power and flood alerts issued in many parts of southern england. nbc's jim maceda has more. >> reporter: well, here in portsmouth on england's south coast, the storm nicknamed stormageddon hit overnight and ñ moving on pre, northeast across great britain. the rain has died down. as you can see, the sun is out, but winds are still pretty strong. there have been gusts elsewhere of hurricane strength, up to 99 miles per hour. but in broader terms, britain does seem to have dodged a bullet this time, though there have been major disruptions to millions of monday morning commuters. some trains and ferries have stopped service until later in the day. heathrow airport has canceled dozens of flights and fallen trees

we welcome ed mathers, jonathan less of deerfield management, and jamie streater of council and companywen and company. this is a robust market. are biocentury -- bested the genomics bubble level last week. how good is it from your chair? >> well, candidly it's once in a generation market. we haven't seen anything like this for at least 12, 15 years and i think it's going to continue and i think candidly it's actually a

mathers was in the midst of thanking you. you paid me to save him, not listen to him talk. and while your combat skills are impressive, your bedside manner still leaves a little something to be desired. i was thinking you might stop by, and we could discuss it over a nice cup of tea. (shaw) well, as fun as that sounds, finch, i'll pass. [bear whines] (simmons) i don't like meeting out in the open like this, yogorov. relax, simmons. this place was on the map you gave us. you see any cameras? so, terney? yeah. what's the status on our joint operation? everything's in place. our part's good to go. we just need you to arrange the meeting. no problem. we'll get all the players in one room. one very secure room. if our boss is gonna be involved, this has gotta be airtight. [glass clinks] [sighs] john... one of these days, i'm just gonna shoot you. i get that a lot. [sighs] [scoffs] busted, huh? finch and i have known about your side project for a while. from what we've seen, you've got enough to bring down half the organization. you could bust them, make deals to take down the re

we had heavy rains last november and december, and then mather nature shut off. >> we keep weight forn and thought maybe october would bring some, but historically october has been unpredictable. last year in the bay area, we got a third of an inch to inch and a half of rain. for the most part, that was below average. this year, it's been bone dry. chopper5 took these pictures today of the red voyeur where the water levels look alarmingly low and there's lots of exposed shoreline. but santa clara valley water district says other all they are 81% normal for this time of year. and marin reservoir is at 97% of normal. so why are we still okay? we can thank the storms that came in at the end of to 2012. >> what the early winter did for us is today the reservoirs are exactly where we want them to be, which is just right as p we go into the rainy season. >> east bay municipal utility district says they have 97% of their average storage. contra costa water says they are also in good shape. >> because of the storage that we have and supplies available in the delta, we're looking okay. >> the

example, mather. there is a house named after him. >> they go back a long way.atter of the second-generation as president of harvard and uses his slave, which was a person given to him by his parish, uses his slave to actually run the business of the college and the colonial period. .he slaves run errands he writes in his diary he sent his negro to do various bits of work for the college. everetthink about it, and sparks, one way they were able to achieve their congressman's, sparks, for instance, becomes famous about his writings of early american history. he became quite a polished historian, but that was also way of creating ties, intellectual relationships. so his writings as a historian also allows him to create intellectual connections to these very important regions, regions that remains important in the finance and her education long after slavery ends in the northeast. >> what about yell university? >> it is a similar story. when the original founders are meeting to establish what was asn the collegiate school, one of their chroniclers puts it, they com

san francisco is hoping it will be able to reopen camp mather in the coming summer. the rim fire took 2 1/2 monthses to fully contain. it burned more than 257,000 acres. >> hard to see. 5:21. new video of the search for a missing teen possibly swept away by the sea. we'll have details next. >>> new this morning we're getting a look at the stormy weather in the united kingdom. rough waters forced rescue crews to call off the search for a uk teen swept out to sea on sunday. you can see the rescue life boat being tossed around by the high seas, big waves there. the storm has moved further inland bringing hurricane force winds with it. this was the scene off the isle of wite. you can see the surf crashing into the shore. in london a number of train service and flights are canceled. it's one of the worst storms to hit britain in years. very evident and visible. >> you see that, though, what we have here, nothing. >> mild. >> very mild. but still some pretty strong winds overnight. good morning. >> good morning. i think that's why it caught so many offguard. welcome back,

listen to shell canada chief clive mather. >> we know there is much, much more there.otal estimates could be 2 trillion or even higher. >> 2 trillion? >> 2 trillion. >> that's the number with a "t." >> that's the number with a "t." this is a very, very big resource. >> very big? that's eight times the amount of reserves in saudi arabia. the oil sands are buried under forests in alberta the size of florida. the oil here doesn't come gushing out of the sand the way it does in the middle east. the oil is in the sand. it has to be dug up and processed. >> this mine in general will be in operation for about 25 years. >> rick george, the colorado-born c.e.o. of suncor energy, took us into his strip mine for a tour. >> so, bob, this is what the oil sands tar looks like. it's a very rich, very pliable kind of a soil. >> now, when i squeeze it, why doesn't oil come out? >> well, because it's not warm enough. if you add this to hot water, you'll start the separation process, and you'll see the oil come to the top of the water, and you'll see sand drop to the bottom. >> it looks

but what happens was i was told things -- the slogans -- the one that stuck with me was it doesn't mather baseball coach that said that. but i bought that until i realized it was a lie. this was a country where winning was everything. and as these things dawned on me and i was able to then put my thoughts into work i went into what i felt was the gray zone of america. where things were more complex and things were a bit grayer and yet it was still about america. and that's where i moved into that area of the films that were going to be a bit more complex and you bring that forward. now that doesn't always work with a lot of people. a lot of people aren't going to be comfortable with that. but that was how i thought. >> rose: thank you for coming, pleasure to see you again. thank you for joining us. see you again.

but what happens was i was told things -- the slogans -- the one that stuck with me was it doesn't mathera baseball coach that said that. but i bought that until i realized it was a lie. this was a country where winning was everything. and as these things dawned on me and i was able to then put my thoughts into work i went into what i felt was the gray zone of america. where things were more complex and things were a bit grayer and yet it was still about america. and that's where i moved into that area of the films that were going to be a bit more complex and you bring that forward. now that doesn't always work with a lot of people. a lot of people aren't going to be comfortable with that. but that was how i thought. >> rose: thank you for coming, pleasure to see you again. thank you for joining us. see you again. >> this is "bbc world news." >>funding of this presentation made possible by the freeman foundation, newman's own foundation, giving all profits to charity and pursuing the common good for over 30 years, nd union bank. >> at union bank, our relationship managers use their relati

wouldn't be there mathere be dr consequences on the economy, anyway, the spirit of it? >> in 2011, our credit was do downrated, but the reason they said was we had too much debt so they downgraded us. it's about the debt we're accumulating. it's not so much these deadlines the market is worrying about, the market is also worried about our $17 trillion debt and we're not acting fiscally responsible and we're spending more money than we're bringing in. >> senator rand paul. always interesting talking to you. thank you for your time, sir. >> thank you. >>> coming up, has the roar of the government shutdown fight overshadowed the rocky rollout of obama care? joining us, republican strategist mike murphy, chair of the congressional black caucus marcia fudge, rich lowry and npr's steve insky. we're back in just a moment. >>> last week david debutted a new way to follow the program and we've gotten a lot of great feedback. our "meet the press" magazine. it's on flipboard, and if you've never used it, it's an app that allows you to display all your favorite content from across

eminem's eighth album, "the marshal mathers lp 2," is due out on nov. 5. didn't release the baby's name initially, but now we're hearing it's maceo robert martinez. / / this is the couple's first child together. word is tha berry's daughter nah is quite the proud big sister! now that halle and olivier are married we guess he and her baby daddy will have to get along...plus their kids are siblings so... time to put that playground beef on the backburner fellas... congrats to halle and the new addion... there's one thing we know for certain...the paparazzi better stay away from halle nad her new baby or else she'll go all kanye on them miley cyrus is speaking out.. saying that vma performance gto her exactly what she wanted... attention... / / not only was miley on saturday night live she sat down with matt lauer yesterday and didnt mince words... she said she is who she is...and totally comfortable. she claims ot be the happiest shes ever been in life... and all she'd say about the vma performace was... it'seen a month and we're still talking about it. mile

. >>> marshall mathers, slim shady, eminem, call him whatever you want, his name is synonymous with controversyk, the first single off new album. set to come out next month. and leading up to this release, eminem has been posting a couple new songs online. the latest called "rap god." it's a six-minute song that's earned huge, huge praise from fans. but some of the critics are taking offense here. they're calling the song homophobic for anti-gay lyrics in some of the verses. here's just a small part of what people are pretty upset about. ♪ so gay i can barely say it with a straight looking face ♪ ♪ you get a thumbs up pat on the back ♪ >> kevin fallen, reporter for "news week" and the "daily baste" joins me. it's really your whole column, saying he's getting a free pass from other reviewers. why? >> hi, brooke. thanks for having me. so, yeah, i wrote those columns saying he's getting a free pass from reviewers for using homophobic lyrics. he uses slurs in here that are used as insults, which is offensive in and of itself, and these are words that people say before they commit hate crimes, and t

the president has told the head of the office of management and budget, sylvia mathers burwell, to issue a shutdown statement, and she's done that. here it is. memorandum for the heads of executive departments and agencies. this memorandum falls september 17 memo and provides an update on the potential lapse of appropriations. no more potential, madam president. it's after midnight. appropriations provided under the colonel consolidated further continuing resolution act expire 11:59 tonight. unfortunately, we do not have any indication congress will act in time for the president to sign a continuing resolution before the end of the day tomorrow. october 1, 2013. therefore agencies should now execute plans for shutdown due 0 the absence of appropriations. that's what she said. so, madam president, the agencies of government are in the process of closing down. it now appears that the house is not going to do anything to keep the government from shutting down. they've got some jerry rigged thing about going to conference. madam president, it is embarrassing that these people who are elected