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federal government outlaws cannabis, but california allows marijuana for meddise nal purposes. legal cop viewings contributes to -- confusion contributes to problems. forest land has been bulldozed. industrial-scaled operations use vast amounts of water and energy. as the demand for cannabis is growing there's concern about the impact that unregulated marijuana cultivation has on the land, water and rare creatures who live in this delicate eco system. >> these are the final moments of a fisher a slow easel like animal dying an ag nicing death spread by marijuana growers. it's one impact on land known for towering trees and unspoilt coastline. the crops are not legal so growers don't seek permits or follow land use rules. scientists are charting marijuana groves. >> this is probably six green houses. >> these are hundreds. >> hundreds of them - there's 500 in this watershed. >> the most severe impact is on streams, some sucked nearly dry to water cannabis plants. >> when they clear the land they don't worry about where the sediment is going. >> marijuana money gives humble towns

. >>> de esta de nueva jersey aprueba el huso de la medicina medio ci nal comestible para niÑos de ciertas entiende que por ley tiene que tener seguro mÉdico antes de enero se lo vamos a explicar. >>> legisladores en nueva jersey la medida in clu me formas comestibles para esos niÑos. el gobernador chris cristi be to el proyecto original y pidiÓ enmiendas que requieran o requerirÍan la aprobaciÓn de un mÉdico y un siquiatra, antes de incluir a un niÑo en este programa. >>> en new york se celebraron hoy elecciones para escoger a los candidatos republicanos y demÓcratas a la alcaldÍa se enfrentaran en las elecciones generales del 25 de noef muy reemplazar a michael bloomberg a par Útil del aÑo 2041 un programa indebido en el 2009 el gobierno del presidente obama estÁ presionando a mostrar estos documentos desde que edward snowden revelÓ como agencias de inteligencia vigilaron las comunicaciones. y otros datos objeto necesidad ido en la vigilancia de extranjeros sospechosos de terrorismo. ambas cÁmaras del congreso aprobaron los cambios que obligan a los maestros a ser evaluados. no querÍan e

grintd an nal leeses it and returns the optimal tomorrow get pregnant. >> it's like a personal trainer with a temperature monitor. your personal trainer is in england giving you emails telling you what to do. >> okay. doctors say the new device won't for every couple. parents with no health issues, it can take out some of the guesswork. >>> and you can sign up for the komen race for the cure and still get your t shirt mailed to your home. you can sign up until race day, but you won't get t shirt in the mail. for you to sign up or you want more information about the race, log on to our website, abc2news.com/think pink. >>> new tonight, for a lot of kids, the best meals of the day are eaten during the school day. as abc2's katrina bush finds out, students are adjusting to the new look of their plates. >> should eat fruits and vegetables because it's healthy are than fried chicken and fries. >> reporter: no fried chicken and fries here. these students are getting their lunch from the salad bar. they mall do their best to get in that balanced meal but still have their favorite eye really l

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cifras de los especialistas son aterradoras y el ministerio de ambiente dice que es un probare joe nalaÍses podria desaparecer. >>> se perdiÓ una porcion del bosque amazÓnico del tamaÑo del reino unido tiene que ver la fiebre del oro y el precio del metal. estas imÁgenes son del perÚ y con una versiÓn apocalÍptica de lo que ocurre a los bosques y las personas que utilizan el mercurio que en vena los rÍos. el ministro del ambiente es un mal que nos afecta a todos. >>> es un fenÓmeno por todo ra lado que no es peruano, es regional, donde colombia tiene problemas, bolivia y chile tiene los perico ners brasil tiene los ga rimo peirs y un problema histÓrico en la regiÓn. >>> hace 2 aÑos en el departamento de madre de dios, se empezÓ a dinamitar embarcaciones y mackennas que de pre dan la as zo nmazonia y seÓo un proceso para legalizar a mÁs de 70 mil mineros que trabajan de forma artesanal. el actual gobierno, ha si acusado de bajar la cabeza ante las mafias del oro. >>> necesitamos eliminar las mafias, necesitamos eliminar a personas como las que aparecieron en un diario, pueden comprar un

today one of those orange nal notes can fetch $15,000. >> some will say he was crazy, some say e he wascrazy like a fox. >> these nortons recently launched a campaign. >> willie has the sharpest mind in california today. but we much prefer the 19th century emperor norton. >> it seems this curious man with his curious ways and military gash has become the patron saint of the down trodden and in the bay area, plenty of reason to raise a glass. >>> the rain wasn't the only thing pouring in the east bay today. there was wine, too at the 18th art and wine festival. the festival is planned for this time of year because the weather is almost always perfect. but today people had to hold the umbrellas and their wine glasses in place as they stalled along the hundreds of stalls features art and hand made crafts. this is one of dozens of festivals that were nearly rained out today. but rob mayeda, it's lucky to have rain on your wedding. >> that's a good positive spin. on the second part of the afternoon we're seeing some sun. but still some thunderstorms here in the north bay. this is in napa cou

received minor injuries, cuts, scrapes and bruises, they were taken to will have a valley and reasonable nal medical centers. one lane was pope for a hour and a half while the fire department and highway patrol cleared up the scene. backup was not too bad. officers are looking for that man who bought him. there are not license plates on the vehicle. we know that the authorities have his cell phones and they're interviewing crash victims on the hospital. there's only a matter of time before they catch him. >>> 13 people including the gunman are dead after that mass shooting after a shooting at the washington navy yard. we have the latest information on the shooter and the investigation that continues this morning. >> reporter: the day in washington begins with treeing to learn what happened on monday. aaron alexis went into the washington navy yard and started shooting. the gunfire killed 12 people. none of them were military personnel, all civilians or contractors. alexis also died. he was a contractor who began at the navy yard last week. >> he had legitimate access to the navy yard as a re

. >> we are trying to contaminate the animal's horn with a mixture of meddise nal compound and an indelible dye. we are removing the value from the horn and putting it in the live animal where it belongs. at the moment a dead ryano is worth more than a live one. we want to change that. >> the dye can be detected when the horn is ground to a powder. >> this is a normal horn, and this is what it looks like when contaminated. it has a distinct smell and is toxic. if this gets on to my skin it will make me sick. it's dangerous to humans. anyone consuming it risks nausea, stomach ache and diarrhoea. there's no chance anyone would die from it. in the first half of this year, 400 rhinos were killed. up to 1,000 could die until the end of the year. >> some staff may be involved. it's a challenge. it's too much money with the horns. they don't do anything, but it's a psychological thing. >> dyeing ryano horns is a temporary solution to buy time and save animals. the idea is that if poachers know horns in this part of the country have been contaminated, they are less likely to hunt here, because they

and toys r us are hiring 45,000 cease nal workers same number as last year. and hiring begins this week and runs through december 15. about 15% of last year's seasonal workers were then hired to full time jobs once the season ended. >>> well, everybody is doing it. so that's why it continues for this year's fells point fun festival. you can sip beverages beyond the beer garden for the first time in decades. it was one of the only local festivals that don't let people walk around with an open container. the festival runs from october 4-6. they say this is a great idea for vendors outside the beer garden. >>> baltimore city plans to expand its charm city circulators to the north. the circle line currently runs from federal hill and penn station. and now there is a three mile expansion that would bring it north of charles village. the hours of operation would be the same. the purple route, the new route, it is expected to begin early next fall. >>> the prediction is now in and baltimore bill is calling for a warm fall. the weather predicting crab walked the plan

autumn nal -- >>> a modern day movement to save the whales, and yes, there is an app for that. >>> a birds' eye view, capture what it's really like to soar what it's really like to soar li a goglossophobia, is the fear of public speaking. ♪ ♪ the only thing we have to fear is... fear itself. ♪ ♪ >>> covering santa clara and all the bay area. >>> federal officials have come up with a clever way to reduce the number of whales killed every year. ships make their way through prime feeding ground for whale. large vessels could be directed to different shipping routes to avoid them. the app will be tested this weekend. >>> a sculpture has been taken down thanks to this miley cyrus video. the video of cyrus swinging from a wrecking ball inspired students to climb on the wrecking ball sculpture that graced the campus for years. it became such a problem the university took it down. >> we became concerned just from a safety standpoint, and also the structural integrity. so we've elected to go ahead and remove the ball for now. >> students are not happy about this decision. they staged protests

attorney has two years to decide if there might be a krechl nal case. pg&e says it's reviewing it and will respond to the processes set by the court and remains committed to operating a safe pipeline system. >> fire tore through a church starting just before 3:00 at center and 8th streets. fire crews tackled from ground and roof. sky 7 shows the smoke billow inside. it took firefighters about 20 minutes to get it under control. we spoke with a bishop from a church a block way said it's a devastating loss to the community. >> it is a part of us because they do the food twice per month. we do the other service. family services so they're on one end of the block we're he on another. there is going to be a missing link here. >> some witnesses reported hearing what sounded like a trance former blowing before the fire started. there is no confirmed cause this evening. >> a flight from san francisco to atlanta made an unscheduled top in wichita, kansas today. passengers and crew reported smoke in the cabin and the smell of burning plastic forcing delta flight

. >> novak jokeavich admits no one is playi better than raffle nal today.ch unatibl put ahae way overhead slam. lookt nadal here. scoop shot. he took the first set. blistering forhand here painting the line. this is perfect placement here, nadal wins his secondu.s. och chivemt 13th major. abc 7 sports brought you by orchard supply hardware, one more note on harbaugh. if you are hit with a closed fist you break your hand hand. you ow? all you can do i slap it. qum a fist. >> all right. >> thank you. >> well, does the saying opposites attrt apply to reil match ups? how theew owner of neem marcus has luxury store going from clars dollars to nts. >> then at 11:00 a progress chk on a fire dwlenng homes in the east bay. why crews are diskurnling a act of kindness from people trying to show support. >> and here i tonight's prime time line up. we'll be back with abc 7 ne at 11:00. >> but that does it nor edition of abc 7 news. thanks for joining us everyone. >> from all of us here we appreciate your time. see you at 9:00 and 11:00. male announcer: in new york city'

attorney hastoo decidet be a krechl nal case. pg&e says it's reviewing it and will respond to the processes set by the court and remains committed to operating a safe pipeline system. >> fire tore through a church starting just before 3:00 at center and 8th streets. fire crews tackled from ground and roof. sky 7 shows the smoke billow inside. it took firefighters about 20 minutes to get it under control. we spoke with a bishop from a church a block way said it's a devastating loss to the community. >> it is a part of us because they do the food twice per month. we do the other service. family services so they're on one end of the block we're he on another. there is going to be a missing link here. >> some witnesses reported hearing what sounded like a trance former blowing before the fire started. there is no confirmed cause this evening. >> a flight from san francisco to atlanta made an unscheduled top in wichita, kansas today. passengers and crew reported smoke in the cabin and the smell of burning plastic forcing delta flight

they're great, caring, compassion nal fat, warm people.hey appreciate the help coming from around the country and the world. especially all the prayers. >> reporter: for "good morning america," gio benitez, seaside heights. >>> we have another abc news exclusive this morning. president obama defending his policy on syria. >> critics have called his handling of this happhazard and me andering. the interview will be on "this week" later on. george is here with us. >> good normorning, guys. >> he's saying it's not looking smooth but the outcome is what matters. >> he believes the deal vindicates this approach. what a perilous month this has been. since the chemical weapons massacre on august 21st, he has seemed to go for a strike, pulled back, gone to congress, and gets saved by the russian president, who has not been a great friend of the president so far. i present all of the challenges to the president. he fights back hard. >> you mentioned the russian president. many saying he's been repeatedly outmaneuvered by the russian president. firs

after regime that prior to this had killed better than a hundred thousand syrians through more convent nals like bullets and bombs, it sets a different state, does it not? oh, we lost him, i have no idea why. that is one thing that will be coming up, as to why we are doing this. we are trying to stop chemical weapon and using that as a defining point for going after rogue dictators or presidents who do things so heinous and civilized world cannot stand back. but ask your, you have 18 such countries with civil wars erupting, people being butchered in the streets, is final line, that they are at least not being butchered by chemical weapons so all is well and good? or is it to avoid possible hits from united states, i have to shoot them not gas them. these are not such flip ant observations on my part, many debate in congress whether chemical weapon use itself is enough to justify it. that is what president of united states will have to spell out in more detail. will it be any different tonight. we're told will be a 10 to 15 minute address. these are words that will define this president, ma

think republicans want anything other than to see a good outcome for the united states and the fashion nalthe facts that are on disarmament and even the united states which is doing our own chemical weapons disarm ma meant is not over and we've been doing it for 20 years. >> mid-2014 is the deadline. >>> hang on, you all. making a deal on the debt ceiling. the president draws another line in the sand next. [ male announcer ] pepcid® presents: the burns family bbq. guys, you took tums® a couple hours ago. why keep taking it if you know your heartburn keeps coming back? that's how it works. you take some tums®. if heartburn comes back, you take some more. that doesn't make any sense. it makes plenty of sense if you don't think about it! really, honey, why can't you just deal with it like everybody else? because i took a pepcid®. fine. debbie, you're my new favorite. [ male announcer ] break with tradition, take pepcid® complete. it works fast and lasts. get relief from your heartburn relief with pepcid® complete. they corrode, they leak, they burst. 300 times a year on average. from kalamazo

she took over after an appeal and did not represent marissa during the george nal trial.hanks for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> a florida appeals judge has ruled that the jury received bad instructions and now she gets a new trial. what's her reaction to this? >> she is so excited that the system has worked for her. she was grateful for everyone who has supported her during the almost two years she's been in jail and she hopes to see her children. >> now, this case got a lot of attention in the wake of the george zimmerman murder trial because of what some of the people saw as parallels here. do you think that that public outcry and pressure played a role in the appeal judge's decision here? >> i think it was easy for the appellate court to follow the law. actually in the trial the burden of proof was flipped and marissa had to prove her innocence. now what has always been the case in america, which is the government brings charges, the government has to prove them. the government must prove its case. >> so what happens now? >> well, the next thing will be an ap

nal happen. it'll go through the system. 0 year bond's restabilized at a different level. remember, it doesn't go far back that it was 100 basis points lower. the first 100 basis points was a 60% move as opposed to 10% move. it has to be carefully crafted. not only in the united states but around the world. but i think people can get in the science of this. i think the clarity that has been through all the central banks, we'll get out as the economy improves. that's the piece people are missing. they're thinking they're getting out without the economy improving to the rate they want. given a strong economy growing at whatever rate they need to feel that unemployment is coming down, this will be, i think, somewhat less of a pressing question. given the first thing. they're not going to get out until there is a strong economy. you have sort of a chicken and egg. >> i don't think it's impossible that five years from now that you have a $3.5 trillion fed balance sheet. they may take it back to where they're not going one direction or the other. but i don't think it's impossibl

>>> what happened this nairobi could happen in any nal the united states. >> questions about the terroried out the attack. >>> difficult decision, jurors in this michael jackson wrongful death suit and the challenge that's face today under review. the concert promoter and dr. conrad murray. >> very large sum of money. >> there could be a billion dollars on the line. >>> then losing her religion. "dancing with the stars" contestant leah remini and her candid remarks about leaving scientology. the church is now firing back. it is wednesday, september 25th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now" with john muller and diana perez. >> good wednesday morning. we begin in kenya where the president has called for three days of mourning now the siege at the mall is over. 72 people were killed, including 61 civilians. >> more bodies are expected to be pulled from the rubble after three floors of the mall have collapsed. with details on the terror attack here's brian ross. >> reporter: unrelenting, kenyan troops were finally able to give the thumbs up. the westgate shopping mall in n

we've been listening to case nal gunfire and occasional explosions throughout the morning. i've seen a bomb disposal guy go in. kenyan are claiming the explosions are them making safe booby-traps left by the terrorists. i can't confirm that. frankly, the situation here right now is still rather confused. ? and speaking of confused, john, there seems to be confusion as to the number of hostages that remain in the mall. why are kenyan officials so confident that they're all gone? >> i think they're being slightly overoptimistic. i think they're making statements that they know it's impossible for the world's media to confirm or to deny, frankly, so they are trying to put the best gloss on what is a very damaging situation for their country. >> well, that is a very important point. john irvine from our british partner itn. john, thanks very much, and of course stay safe. >>> coming up, for a minute it looked like freshman senator ted cruz was running the party, literally. cruz tried to rally his fellow republicans in a plot to defund health care. but he got big footed by some

. >> temperatures above norm nal the eastern u.s. and the rockies with temperatures in the 80s. higher elevations in the northern rockies will see inches of snow and feet of snow in the cascades. >>> before the next one we should say we will not give away any spoilers about last night's "breaking bad" finale. you don't need to leave but here's indication of how popular it has become. props are up for scale. the pink dead di bear that fell out of the sky in to a pool, top bid $4100. >> the wheelchair is beyond repair after the explosion. up to $5,000 right now. . >> oh, my gosh. >> a pair of walter whitey tidies, yeah, his underwear. this is the pair wore in the first episode of the show, $3300. i don't know if that is a bargain. >> were they part of the plot? were think intricate. >> no, he just happened to be wearing them. he had to strip down because of the chemicals that got on him. strips down in his tidy whiteys. putting it all together. >> i they is a christmas present for you. $3300. >> yes, please, r i'd love that wrapped up in a nice little box for me. >> coming up, the

and they haven't been brought to justice and we should be able to have trials and military tribune nalsustice could be done. president bush wanted justice to be done. and it didn't happen then. we have to bring these people to justice. we have to bring closure to those families that lost loved ones out there. >> that is one piece of business that is still lingering out there all of these years later. when you move to the situation on the plane. you and president bush got into it over him wanting very much to go back to washington. tell us about that moment, andy. >> well, when president bush was at the booker school and addressed the people in the jim nace yum after i had told him about the attacks. he told the audience he was on his way back to washington d.c. >> he said we were going back to washington dc, i said the secret service is not recommending it we can't do that and the pilot did not want to take the plane back to the base. he kept telling me no. he was saying i'm the president of the united states we are going back to washington d.c. i said mr. president, i don't think you w

congressman smith is putting together a war crime s tribune nal.nk something like that would make a dent in this civil war 100,000 lives estimated to be gone? >> i think it would be helpful. >> this is a campaign to wake people up to the dreadful consequences of use of chemical weapons. but we see their horrific potential in places like damascus where the americans allege 1400 people were killed and the un team is trying to check out 14 alleged instances of use of chemical agents and they are trying to put this together. but yes, it is very important that the world view be as outraged as president obama talk talked about being. >> general, what do you make of where we are in the midst of this agreement? are they to be trust ed? do we trust that they will be fully destroyed? >> well, i think first of all, everybody is for getting rid of these chemical weapons. but the fact is we are dealing with assad and the russians. they are dealing with stableising syria and assad and maintaining their relationship. i think what is happening is assad is being le

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it goes expo tension nal. with the hope to buy is very good for them to talk about. we saw when we had the collapse in the whole borrowing in the u.k., it wasn't about aspirational, it's about actually affordability. and guaranteeing all of these things if basically someone is having to get a 95% mortgage and that represents if it's guaranteed by the government and that represents eight times earning, it's not affordable. yes, it may be playing into their aspirations, but in realistic terms you've still got this massive divide and really what needs to be done much more is something that focuses on the supply side. what we've got is a badly distributed population in the u.k. concentrated in the southeast. we need much, much more in the way of new housing being built. that's where the housing should be. it should come on the social side. >> mark, stick around for now. more to come. we'll get more out of the u.k. as we do so, let's recap where we are with equities. just about decliners outpacing advancers. coming up later in the show, we'll be joined from washington, d.

some of it is unique and yornl nal. >> i would imagine it takes quite a bit of passion to get where you: for more about "cbs this morning," visit us at cbsnews.com. aldon smith. and >>> a san francisco 49er arrested after crashing his truck. what the team's head coach has to say about alvin smith and suiting up for tomorrow's game it. >>> and now for something completely different, rain on the way for the bay area. we're going to have the forecast in a minute. >>> i'm going to be doing some dancing. >> the music glamour and star power of hollywood's big night. how everything is coming up emmys. it is 7:00 on saturday morning, september 21st, thanks for joining us, i'm an macovic. >> you're relieved to know i'm not doing dancing, i'm brian hafney. high doppler, a little bit of rain on the way for the bay area. not a lot, but it's a first, first for the season. you can see up there on the north coast, the rain is just beginning to touch point rays and marin

. >> his delusion nal behavior and new questions about his behavior. >> controversial moves. and receiving text messages in a dream-like state. >> the line is blurred between wakefulness and sleep. >> a hollywood actress who admits doing this and expert advice on stopping this sleep disorder. it is thursday, september 26th. >> announcer: from abc news this is world news now with john muller and diana perez. >>> good thursday morning, everybody. we're learning much more about the deadly attack in the navy yard. >> it's showing the gunman in real time roaming the hallways. here's pierre thomas. >> reporter: this is aaron alexis armed with a sawed off shotgun hunting innocent victims. it started as a routine monday at the navy yard. alexis shows his pass and is waived in by a security guard just before 8:00 a.m. surveillance cameras capture him driving into a parking garage and moments later walking in through the front door of building 197. he's working there as a civilian contractor. there's no metal detector, no bag check. we next see alexis armed with a shotgun peeking aroun

you know, it's like he has opposition nal defiance disorder, this guy.t is unbelievable what he gets away with. if you sat here and read "green eggs and ham" for an hour, bye now. >> oh, man. that would be highly enjoyable. i wanted to read "better butter battle." i like that moment. >> the biggest consequence would obviously be the midterms so it will matter how do democrats mobilize and organize and how do nontea party republicans mobilize and organize in these states. they're the ones that could affect a john boehner the most by throwing him out of power and the republicans or by causing such fear in the gop that they -- >> but boehner's not the one i want thrown out. i guess my angst here is on the one hand, even though i don't agree often with boehner in terms of policy, it would benefit most americans for boehner to be stronger, for him to be better, not for him to be overthrown by a cruz coup. >> this is where he needs democrats. people forget, he's having this meeting at noon. he could take the bill the senate passed and just put it on the floor

it right nal norms.at he noted that australia believes the united states has its right independent of any endorsement from the united nations council. lightning yet said they are ready to politically support the u.s. and nato in any action that needs to be taken to put an end to the massacre of the syrian population and support the syrian population. >> before i run out of time, could you respond about putin? >> i would interpret his question -- his comments as hopeful that the jeep 20, -- that the g-20, the president and he will have a conversation. canada, stephen harper stionwer. all have suggested the unid states should take action and would be prepared to take action with us. this is a building response and i think other countries understand of the moment. >> we are going to go now to mr. tom marino of pennsylvania. >> thank you chairman. secretary hegel, if you could tell me or tell us, who are the bad guys? or maybe put it this way. who are our allies? who are the good guys in syria? >> you are referring to the opposition, i assume? >> who are they? >> we have covered some of t

the market will want to focus on determine nal values.ut in the markets in the weeks and months to come. >> homeland, thank you. great talking to you. >> coming up, president obama making his case to congress for military intervention in syria. we will talk to ron johnson, member of the foreign relations committee right after the break. . . >> anyway, the senate foreign relations is going to hold hearings over military force in jury i syria. ron johnson from the senate foreign relations committee. senator, thanks for joining used to. you don't know, is that true, which way you will vote? >> no, joe, therer so many unanswered questions. the hearing will be important. tomorrow will have a secure briefing. my question is really what is the goal? what are the specific objectives? what are the strategys to achieve those goals? what is our long-term commitment? what are the repercussions going to be? are we prepared for those? do we have the capablies? a lot of unanswered questions. this is, i'm glad to hear the debate finally occurring in this

degrading your military strength but i think you already gave that answer, it's decimating the i want nal structure of our military. is that correct? >> congressman, i have said that many times that you can't have the kind of deep abrupt cuts that we are experiencing and continue to have those with the uncertainty of planning without having an effect on our readiness and our future capabilities. yes. >> i agree with you. and therefore it's a threat to our national security. >> yes, it is. >> thank you. i have listened. and general dempsey, i know you indicated that the threat to our national security was essentially that if we don't stop him, he will do it again and that others may follow suit. is that what you believe the threat to our national security is? >> generally speaking. to the congressman, what's different this time, it's the scope, the scale, really of the use, the use of it to clear a neighborhood which indicates that it's gone from being a small-scale use that was used to terrorize to a large-scale use that is now indiscriminate. and if that becomes a global norm i think we'

i think right now and certainly this is something that our chief congress depression nal correspondent has found, they feel if there was vote right now it would fail. me needs to time, having and has to do the convincing. >> here is the hardest question of the morning, job. what does the president need to do? what do they need to do in the week ahead to do just that, to convince lawmakers that the move is the right move? >> and the turn the american people. they need to make the point that we've had a ban on the use of chemical weapons since 1995. and to ignore that precedent would be giving others a green light to use it. it's up to the u.s. to lead. the president is passing a fine line here, instead of doing the constitutional thing to make that case. it's a path fraught with danger. >> president is about on heading overseas. that's very interesting time for him to be dealing with this fight at home as well as needing to do some convincing abroad. >> that's right. first he'll be heading to sweden, he'll head there tomorrow evening and you could argue that point of the trip that got t

se quest tration and its unrealistic and ill-conceived discretion nal cuts must be brought to an end. he goes on to say the house and senate and white house must come together on a comprehensive compromise that repeals se quest tration. takes the nation off this lurging pass from fiscal crisis to fiscal crisis. reduces our deficit and debts and provides a realistic top line discretionary level to fund the government in a responsible and attainable way. i think hal rogers the chairman of the appropriations committee will flush at least half of their caucus' opinion. >> on the first day. > on that question, just prognosticate for us because it's hard for me to see how we get to a deal on this before the government shutdown given where we are at this moment. what does that deal look like in your view when we get there? what does that cap that you'd like to see and just paint for us a picture of a bill that can pass the house and then get approved by the senate? what's going to be ahead? >> first of all, we need to put where we are in context. in august of 2011 we don'ted a budget control

course, this is always an important number as manufacturing continues to be viewed as a sen continue nal industry. up .04. we are looking for something just shy of 78. we are very close to that at 77.8. also, no revision to our last look. on that 77.8, let's put that into some historical p perspective. the high watermark is 78.2 from march of this year. carl, back to you. >> thank you very much, rick santelli. >> with larry summers withdrawing his name from fed consideration, it may have been jon tester expressing his opposition. >>> senator baucus joins us from his sixth economic development summit in beaututte, montana. i hope you won't mind if i start with summers. the thinking last week was that the votes potentially were there, were they not? >> it is unclear. the main point is, it's important for the president to name somebody who is going to help provide the confidence and stability in american financial markets so we can keep our job growth going and get that unemployment rate down. i am quite confident the president is going to find somebody that finds that bill. here in butte,

several months ago the russian federation submitted an 80-page eport on an incident at kan nal assal with very, very serious evidence that the opposition had been using chemical weapons. albeit primitive ones, but chemical weapons in that area. why has this report not been made public or available to the u.s. congress who may have to vote on issues? according to yesterday's huffington post there are questions of whether rebels could have carried out the attack. >> can you please get to your question. >> why is this information not being made vibble available? >> as i understand it, the document which was submitted by the russian federation, is for the russian federation to make vailable to member states. the second thing is, we've repeatedly said, and i mentioned , the team is carrying out its investigation of this incident given the international community's interest in trying to find out what happened. we have also said that the team has given an undertaking to the syrian government that it will returnnto all pending allegations. that includes kahn al-assal. so when it comes to a r

leading on to "breaking bad" which is the season if i nal lease tonight. >> i'm hosting a "breaking bade what? i mean, "sex and the city" finale? >> "sopranos" comes to mind for me. let's take a look at the final scene for that. >> let's order this. ♪ don't stop believing ♪ hold on to that feeling ♪ street lights ♪ don't stop >> then what happens, of course, black. >> black. >> it goes to black. either you hated that or you loved it. >> i always remember the song from not necessarily the series finale but the shows anyway, with that one, journey, for sure, "don't stop believing" it was number one on itunes forever. >> admit that you know every word to the "friends" song. >> i do. you had to sit through it during the commercial. let's take a look. >> you guys have to go to the new house right away or do you have some time? >> we've got some time. >> okay. should we get some coffee? >> sure. >> where? >> where? of course it was central park where they always were, 52 million people liked that. >> did you like that? as a big "friends" fans, did you like that? ross confessed his love for ra

two democrats voted in favor. 0-189.nal vote 23 , senatorfter that vote statement gave out a that saidgop killed the affordable twitter, another that they are not hiring because there is no demand for their products. today, ginaington mccarthy revealed the ms changes new standards for a limiting carbon production at new power plants. here is some of what she had to say today. >> that is why we are here today. isare here to announce epa taking those important steps in proposals to eliminate pollutions from power plants. they'of crehebon pollution. if these plants can admit it -- they can eliminate their carbon pollution by taking advantage of more advanced technology. these technologies offer th a clear path way forward today and in the long-term. proposed standards are the first uniform national limit on carbon pollution in new power plants. they do not apply to the existing power plants. it might be well if i repeated that one more time so that everyone gets it. these proposed standards are the first national standard on new plants, they do not apply to existing power plants. today's