mr. jonathan. >> thank you. steps russia needs to take over the next week to voice further sanctions. can he discern if they will be tough, substantial, and that they will notice? >> the steps that need to be taken is to stop supporting the separatist in eastern ukraine with material and also to release hostages and to get out of the border posts that are part of the ukraine sovereign territory. those steps would signal a change of heart from russia and result in an easing of the pressure rather than a growing of the pressure very we just have to show resolve in permanently show -- turning up the dial. >> thank you. the prime minister has acknowledged in response to my honorable friend that young muslims at risk are more likely to listen to people in their own tomunity than they are representatives of the government. why has he cut 15 million pounds from the communities budget? will he take the opportunity today to say he will put the money back into that kind of community-based action to persuade young people? muslim andrk through other organizations and we should. we can make change

mr. jonathan rowe at length and we spoke to them in depth about the potential issues regarding the operation on market street. they were very receptive to our issues that we had and we did come up with some thoughts of how they were going to operate safely. after our conversation, we did take a tour of the premises, which is pretty well put together, and we feel confident that if something were to happen there, that public safety would be able to get in and out of it with probably not as difficult entrance into the place and exiting out of the place. we then met with them the following day, we did talk about some of the abc issues, specifically minors on the establishment. and they will be using monarch's catering license, which is a 48, which obviously will not allow them to serve alcohol to minors, if minors are on the premises. after that conversation, officer chan and i spoke about the conditions that we feel would best represent public safety and the community, officer chan, prepared the conditions, and i did speak with mr. rowe about the conditions and asked him if he was in agreement

mr. goodluck jonathan, president of the federal republic of nigeria. >> thank you, mr. president. mr. president, secretary general, the excellencies, members of the council -- mr. president, i would like to theent by appreciating convening of this timely and crucial meeting. it maintains a long-standing commitment of the united states to the high incidence of national peace and security. appreciation also goes to the secretary-general ban ki-moon for the clarity and depth of his briefing. , in nigeria, and world -- anding the peaceloving world is horrified by the murder of individual journalist, and of course, today, you mentioned the french prisoner was killed. this marks mentality and impunity. is not alone, i.s. in this despicable campaign. al-shabaab in somalia and boko haram share this agenda to enlist terror, ma'am, and instability -- mayhem and instability across the world. moreharam have perpetrated heinous, violent acts than any of the known terrorist group. it is no doubt that foreign fighters have added a troubled dimension to this face of terrorism. from attacks by al qaed

mr. goodluck jonathan, president of the federal republic of nigeria. >> thank you, mr. president. >> we're going to dip in and out of this. we're streaming it live throughout the day at foxnews.com if you would like to listen, it's there for you. i want to get to the matters that president just laid out. hard to imagine anything more important on the global stage at this moment than the alliance that the president and the secretary of state, john kerry, have brought together. these five arab nations and the united states trying to, as they put it, degrade and then destroy isis. our chief white house correspondent ed henry travels with the president at the united nations on manhattan's east side. ed, it was a big moment. he welcomed the new prime minister of iraq and everyone that i know is hopeful that this prime minister will be inclusive, that the people will feel they're a part of the government and the entire nation of iraq, not of a region or just a sect or just a religion, and that they'll be able to stand up so that we can stand down again. >> right, shep sh. you

but i want to hear from you, goldie and then jonathan the fact, mr.rson released in my opinion, a very powerful statement, saying, quote, i am not a perfect son. i'm not a perfect husband. i'm not a perfect parent, but i am without a doubt, not a child abuser. i'm someone that disciplines his child and did not intend to cause him any injury. no one can understand the hurt that i feel for my son and for the harm i caused him. he says, quote, i am not a child abuser. your reaction, goldie? >> you know, my uncle ross, who was the disciplinarian of our entire family could have well spoken those words. i heard them as authentic and genuine and coming from his heart, but the person who does the abusing doesn't always understand what abusing is. just because we were raised on it, just because it's something so relevant to our communities, it came out of slavery, by the way. pulling a tree branch from a natural tree and whipping another person to break their spirit, to hold them in line, it's something that we as a people brought from slavery. we have to lear

mr. goodman or how the brt platforms are going to be completed. >> sure thoinl jonathan rivers with the mta we have one on van ness and second one on geary one of the things the mta considered when implementing this it's our preemptor services is the flexibility of the vehicle not only the capital improvements but whether or not we can guarantee services we have a new and clean bus a bus to be maintained and use on any line throughout the city the issue with the van ness and brt we didn't replace our trolley cars that led to us running 23-year-old buses we've taken brt times square and we take seriously we want to make sure we have buses to meet our on time performances and have a priority with that so he want a universal vehicle to be used across the entire network. >> thank you. the vehicles will have low floor boarding and vehicle boarding. >> questions colleagues? so i see no questions so colleagues or mr., sir can we have a vote >> on item 6 supervisor breed supervisor campos absent supervisor kim supervisor mar supervisor yee supervisor campos item passes. >> thank you i did want to s

mr. goodman or how the brt platforms are going to be completed. >> sure thoinl jonathan rivers with the mta we have one on van ness and second one on geary one of the things the mta considered when implementing this it's our preemptor services is the flexibility of the vehicle not only the capital improvements but whether or not we can guarantee services we have a new and clean bus a bus to be maintained and use on any line throughout the city the issue with the van ness and brt we didn't replace our trolley cars that led to us running 23-year-old buses we've taken brt times square and we take seriously we want to make sure we have buses to meet our on time performances and have a priority with that so he want

mr. rainey came from no one other than the young man he's actually decrying, jonathan dwyer. >> you have to look at the history here. the nfl as a whole has told its coaches and players, we don't really care that much about this. it's not that important. there are all kinds of players who were let back on to teams with history of this, all kinds of players who had arrests and play the next week and next week and next week and our society as a whole has told a lot of men in this culture, this isn't all that important because he was put into a pretrial diversionary program. finally messages are being sent to these teams and players, this is not okay. that's why you're seeing a change. we're seeing people wake up in front of our eyes and they are saying, okay. and we have to let them make that change because it's what we want them to do. >> so there's myriad of stuff to talk about. you mentioned breaking point, rachel. kate, it's breaking point, tipping point, dominos. now the military is stepping up. i'm not going as far to say that it's an investigation. our barbara starr has tamped that

mr. goodell was vague and said the ongoing investigation by former fbi chief robert muller will answer those questions. brett? >> jonathan, thank you. >>> 7-next, scotland decides on independence, first here's what some of our fox affiliates across the country are covering tonight. fox 51 in ocala, florida, with a murder-suicide rampage. 59-year-old dawn spirit killed his daughter and six of his grand children. he spent time in prison for the death of his 8-year-old son. an emergency landing for a jetblue flight. shortly after takeoff, the pilot reported engine trouble, the cabin then filled with smoke, the plane returned to the airport quickly and passengers evacuated using emergency slides. four people were treated by paramedics. >>> and this is a live look at chicago, the big story there tonight and all across the country t massive lines for the new iphone 6 and 6 plus. customers had been lined up since wednesday in some locations for that new phone. more than 4 million phones were preordered in the first 24 hours after their unveiling last week. many people will have to wait several days to get delivery. that is toni

mr. morgan and the other plaintiffs to resolve this matter." >>> now to an update to a story we brought you earlier this morning. the "ap" reporting that arizona cardinals running back jonathanwyer has been formally charged with assaulting his wife during two domestic altercations in july. dwyer faces a charge of felony aggravated assault and eight misdemeanors. now, the cardinals placed dwyer on the reserve list today after his september 17th arrest, meaning that he can't play for arizona again this season. the nfl has said that it will review his case under their personal conduct policy. >>> still ahead on "way too early," tony stewart facing the cameras. what the rising star says about the death of kevin ward jr. >>> and then later, smile for the camera. one alleged bank robber seems like he's just fine being in the hands of the law. that is not a fake grill. that's the real thing. that story and a check on weather when "way too early" comes right back. that looks like he's ready for halloween. anyway. >>> the submarine "naught los" displays her size as the navy takes the wraps off their prized possession for news cameraman. although the speed is the secret, it is known t

mr. goodell thought one national television interview was going to end this matter, shep, he was very much mistaken. >> jonathant with us from the newsroom, thanks. >>> let's get some insight on this. dewan williams with us, married to the retired player wally williams. dewan says she, too, met with domestic violence at one point in their relationship and after it happened that's the key part, that the coaches told her, don't talk to the media, don't get a lawyer, and she says the league turned a blind eye to ray rice's axship but that they should not band him for life. why not? >> well, i feel that because domestic violence has been an ongoing issue within the nfl, for many years, and because it has never been viewed by the public, you know, it was allowed to go on. now that there's something that is -- that you can see with your own eyes and witness it, if you told someone that something like that happened to you, they would say no way, he would never do that, that would never happen. you turn around and marry that person. but there was something there that allowed her to do that. >> now the league told you,

mrs. clinton insists she hasn't made a decision to run yet, but to her supporters out here and her opponents, the campaign has already begun. jonathanbc news, in iowa. >>> former south carolina governor mark stanford is calling off his engagement to the woman he once called his soulmate. sanford announced the breakup with maria on his facebook page blaming ongoing tension with his ex-wife jenny. he divorced jenny after his affair became public in 2009. sanford disappeared for five days claiming he was hiking the appalachian trail. he later confessed he'd been in argentina with her. >>> if you absolutely have to be the first person you know with an apple iphone 6, you better be prepared to pay for it because the new models ship this friday but apple has sold out its preorders already. never fear. you can order one on ebay from an iphone scalper. the most common price you'll pay, $1,300, or about twice what you'd pay for a phone without a contract. otherwise you have to wait for some time. at least until next month. >> still don't get it. >>> microsoft is expected to confirm it is buying the maker of the popular video game minecraft.

mr. simon just to update the committee on a conversation that he just had with jonathan powell who is justack from there. that might be helpful. >> jonathan powell, our ambassador to libya visited the country just a few days ago really looking to see what the scope was with trying to arrive at some political agreement between the various parties, and of course i don't for a moment underestimate the difficulty of this. there were some elements which uggested the situation was grave, clearly, though the possibilities there, the fighting is probably not as bad as it was some while ago. it has died down in most parts of the country for now. it could resurrect itself. one of the side effects of the ighting is there has been more coalescing around two camps in libya, that far rather than trying to negotiate with a whole patchwork of different tribes and groups, there are probably more like two main parties within to negotiate. the parliament being one and en the alternate parliament, being resurrected in tripoli. so it is clearly a very difficult situation, but there are some prospects by which

. >> jonathan capehart, jump in with a question. >> yes. mr.e criticism of the president he has shown incredible weakness in a lot of his comments, particularly the comment at the white house when he said we don't have a strategy yet. i'm curious to find out from you. what do you think leaders in the arab world in the middle east want to hear from the president either specifically or in terms of tone rhetorically to ensure them that the united states is fully engaged? >> i think what they want to hear is the same thing we would want to hear from the president when which is what his objective and how does he perceive a threat and where do he want to come out with regard to isis and what is the strategy for getting us from here to there? and what are the elements of that strategy? we tend to focus immediately on the military strategy, but we not discuss the other elements. i think the lengths of the military effort required would depend also how well we do or don't do on the political front, on the humanitarian front, on the international front,

mr. goodell says he does not believe his own job is in jeopardy and for now at least, nfl team owners who are the only ones who could remove him are standing by the commissioner. >> jonathanthank ympic hero or pistorius will not be convicted of murderi ining his girlfriend. but he's not out of the legal woods yet. >> reporter: judgment day for oscar pistorius as he headed in to a south african court to hear the judge's verdict after a six month trial. also known as the blade runner is charged with killing his model girl trend reeva steenkamp with four shots in the bathroom of his house on valentine's day morning last year. he claimed he thought she was an intruder. in court today, he broke down in tears as the judge cleared him of the most serious charge, premeditated murder. >> viewed in its totality the evidence failed to establish that the accused had requisite to kill with premedication. >> reporter: but he still faces culpable manslaughter. >> i am of the view that the accused acted too hastily and used excessive force. in the second, it is clear that his conduct was negligent. >> reporter: south africa has been on trial 20 years after the end of apartheid, it is sti

mr. simon to update the committee on a conversation that he has just had with jonathan powell, the primenister's special envoy who is just back from libya. that might be helpful. >> jonathan powell and the ambassador to libya visited the country just a very few days ago. really looking to see what the scope was for trying to arrive at some sort of political agreement between the various parties. of course, i won't for a moment under estimate the difficulty of this. there was some elements which suggested the situation was grave, clearly. there are possibilities there of the fighting is probably not as bad as it was some while ago. it has died down in most parts of the country for now. it could resurrect itself. and one of the side effects probably of the fighting has been that there has been more or less a coalescing. rather than negotiate with different tribes and groups, there are probably more like two main parties with whom to negotiate, as you say. so it is clearly a very difficult situation. but there are some prospects by which a political process could be arrived at. >> the uae,

jonathan geller, founder and editor and chief of boy genius report. so if you've been living earn a rock, tell us, what -- i'll go to you, mr. boy genius first. a big take away. great, horrible, in the middle, thumbs up, thumbs down, what? >> i think it's a lot of what we expected, but i think it was three incredible announcements and two brand new areas that apple is -- >> i'm sorry, three incredible announcements being the larger phones? >> 4.7 inch, 5.5 inch, a watch and payment. >> and of all three, which one impressed you, which didn't? >> the payments to me i think is the most important. i think it's an area that people generally haven't thought too much about disrupting and changing. so we think about what apple wants to do there and the fact that there's reports that they're going to be making money on every transaction, 10 to 15 basis points or whatever it is. >> apple has been a slumbering giant in payments for a long, long time. there are 800 million people if you have an itunes account. most of them, a little bit more than half of them, that's twice as many credit card accounts as amazon. apple has been sitting on this for a long

jonathan dwyer's case will be reviewed under the personnel conduct. also, dwyer's teammates are going to face off against the san francisco 49ers and ray mr. clinton donald recently arrested for violence as well. >> peter alexander, thank you very much. a columnist with the new york daily fuse, good morning. >> hi, matt. >> he is facing withering criticism the most powerful commissioner in pro sports. yet he did not knock anybody out. he did not discipline anyone with a switch. how much spibt does he bear? >> he bears tremendous responsibility because now metaphorically, it's like he has been hit and the credibility of the league has been hit. he set himself up as the new sheriff in town for the national football leak. then he allowed prosecutors in atlantic city to take the lead on the ray rice thing. it makes me love when i hear these people stand behind due process him they are not a court. they're a great big fat company. >> the league says it wants to do the right thing. yet i occurs to bhae they are doing, they make a decision and stand back and wait for reaction. when that reaction is outrage, they make the opposite decision. there

mr. john king. >> chris, kate, michaela, good morning. our first time after labor day. we're in the stretch. two months till election day in the big mid-term election day. with me is julie pace, jonathan "new york times." let's start with the president. he was in wisconsin on labor day. i'm going to ask you to explain why in a minute because the president's number one priority is protecting the democratic majority in the senate. well, there's no senate race in wisconsin, but listen to the president's message talking about how the republicans in congress oppose just about everything he wants and then this. >> most of the policies i'm talking about have two things in common. they are going to help more working families get ahead, and the republicans who run our congress oppose almost all of them. don't boo. vote. >> julie pace, don't boo, vote. you write about what i'm going to call the obamaocratic oath. do not harm. is that why he's not in a state with a big senate race? >> absolutely. the senate is his top priority. he's just not very popular in these states where there's tough senate races, places like louisiana, arkansas and north carolina so what the white house is doing during th

brother, jonathan, uncle chris and aunt rebecca, and vilma and grandmother carmen, cousins and friends, who have endured great pain, remembering christian's sacrifice in the name of country and honor. mr. speaker, christian's brave service exceeded all measures of selflessness and devotion to our country and i encourage my colleagues to honor corporal christian guzman's memory and support this bill. i am proud to name the corporal christian a. guzman reare -- rivera post office building after other local hero -- our local hero who courageously sacrificed his life in the line of duty so we could enjoy the freedom that makes our wonderful country so special. christian is deserving of our continuous praise and gratitude and i am humbled in presenting this bill to my colleagues and i pray that our good lord will continue to give strength to christian's family. i thank the gentleman for yielding. thank you very much, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from illinois. mr. davis: thank you, mr. speaker. i would yield myself such time as i might consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. davis: mr. speaker, i don't think there's any greater service that