dealings. >> come on. >> it's a fact. it's in the news. >> what is the fact? >> they hired of children of prominent party officials and there's a spread sheet which connected the deals they were trying to do in china. >> i don't like hearing things that will not facts on this program. >> anybody can google china and jp morgan. it was in the "new york times". >> oh, "the new york times", oh, okay. [ laughter ] >> jon: oh, "the new york times", the paper of record for crackheads and liars. just out of curiosity financial journalists seem to feel that the "new york times" reporting is beneath their veracity standards. is there a new source that is fact-filled and trustworthy enough to quote on your hallowed cnbc air. >> mandatory reading the editorial in the wall street journal. >> want to talk about the editorial in the wall street journal. >> shakedown as "the wall street journal". >> if you you have to work at the editorial board you might as well be at the "new york times". >> the only place the financial guys consider factual enough for rebroadcast is the one

with specific commitments of the new deal with the specific commitment continued focus by the people and the government of somalia, we believe the right now purpose is the best chance for peace in two decades. and the u.s. will remain a committed partner. thank you. >> thank you very much. members on the first panel for your testimony. frankly if we are starting by focusing on the enormous progress that has been made in the last two years since he , a reminderied there's been real progress in dealing with the famine and humanitarian crisis and with piracy which is been dramatically cartels. and making steady progress toward legitimate state recognized by the united states and the platform for progress toward a federal state structure and moving forward with dealing with some of the unresolved issues. significant progress. i like to ask the three of you if i might what impact is the current government shutdown having all your ability, your department's ability or station ability to review and approve programs to carry out and deliver immediate diplomacy, intelligence or other services

almost everything has been written about either the new deal or the war. there's nothing written about the connective tissue between those ethical achievements and i have been trying very hard to get into his head which is not an easy thing to do for reasons i will explain to try to understand this decision making process and how he went about its. of course he wrote no more because he didn't survive his presidency and he wasn't always candid so it is no easy task to get in to fdr's head. let me set the scene. fdr had won a huge landslide reelection in 1936 but he sent an ill-defined plan that was called the the court packing plant. and he took his talks -- foot off the accelerator -- excuse me just a second. into the 1938 election he tried to purge the recalcitrant conservative democrats who wouldn't support the new deal programs and he failed miserably. he was probably at all lowest point of his political standing during his entire presidency. he planned to retire at the end of the second term as most presidents do plan to retire at the end of the second

he wanted to add new protein deal justices. -- pro-nwe deal -- new deal ustices. get stuff done, use executive power. i was just writing how the day fdr was getting beat up on the supreme court packing, and he had the big crisis of his presidency, signed an executive order. president obama has used our special forces into somalia, in libya. just letting the public know that the government may be shutdown, but it's not being held hostage. there's all these lessons to learn from the hubris of fdr. in the end, he outfoxed all his adversaries. guest: douglas brinkley is joining us from texas. e is also a contributor to a number of publications, including "the new york times." he also writes for the "los angeles times" book review. i want to share a piece from the "christian science monitor" with you. the piece points out that with no end in sight for the government shutdown, the partisan animosity has gotten unusually bitter and personal, even for washington. americans are angry as well. on that note, on the partisan nature of this, is it as bad as it is ever been? gu

the a-c transit union has announced a plan to strike thursday - if there's no new deal. kron4's grant lodes joins us now with the details. >> reporter:a-c transit drivers, mechanics and dispatchers say they'll walk off the job thursday.right after midnight. >> reporter:that's if there's no new deal. >> reporter:transit officials say a strike would be catastrophic. and have asked the governor to step in and grant a cooling off period to keep buses running. >> we had a letter prepared and delivered to the governor this morning. clearly what we would tell the governor is that the strike will severely impact life in the bay area as we know it. >> reporter:today, union officials responded to a-c transit's request for the governor to impose a sixty day cooling off period. >> reporter:here's their response. >>".for our members." >> reporter:a spokesperson for the governor said the governor's office is considering the request. but so far, no word yet. catherine? >> catherine: continuing our team coverage. you may remember the scene during the last bart strike in july -- commute

a new deal signed by utah governor gary herbert sends state money to the federal government. will allow parks service to reopen five national parks and three other tourist spots. governor herbert explains how he got the deal done. "utah is leading the way. we understand the challenges out there in washington, d.c. we've worked together to try to find a solution that makes sense, that's the proverbial win-win." win-win." look at them with that u-verse wireless receiver. back in our day, we couldn't just move the tv wherever we wanted. yeah, our birthday entertainment was a mathemagician. because if there's anything that improves magic, it's math. the only thing he taught us was how to subtract kids from a party. ♪ let's get some cake in you. i could go for some cake. [ male announcer ] switch and add a wireless receiver. get u-verse tv for $19 a month for 2 years with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. back to the kron4 morning news. at the signs of life that washington and a possible deal being reached to raise the u.s. debt ceiling to avoid default and look what it did fo

bart's negotiator said he was prepared to present a new deal. no one would confirm whether they got that new proposal. >> we can talk to her directly. we don't have to worry about someone else telling our story. >> the negotiator said both sides looked positive and will be back at the table in about two and a half hours. bart said ridership dropped sharply yesterday. many people went to bed thursday night not knowing whether bart would be running in the morning. the union's decision not to strike was not announced until about midnight. ridership was down by about 20,000 passengers compared to recent fridays. stay with us for complete bart coverage. if the strikes happens ahead of the monday morning commute, "today in the bay" will start early monday morning, 4:00. we can also seasoned you a text or e-mail as soon as we know of a strike at nbcbayarea.com. >> a suspected car thief faces severity char several charges after trying to run from police. the driver refused to stop and allegedly rammed into a police cruise are and another car. police arre

the new deal fail to do that despite attempts, but the start of largely spending those in the 40s, and from that point on, the economy grew by leaps and bounds because the war, and in doing that, it put a whole generation of unemployed americans back to work and then some. a lot of people would never work. when we talk about sacrifice, which we will in a couple minutes, it's an ironic thing that the war made a lot of americans much better than they had been in the past. they went through this, a lot of very hard times, and it created all kinds of modern institutions, everything from the tax system to social security, on this, but which was on during the war, created what we now call the industrial military complex, and it created the american military. if that is the way that this war turn out, nobody knew at the beginning, and that's where the story starts. i want to make two or three basic points that really govern in a big way. it begins when hitler invaded poe land, 1939, and goes to pearl harbor. that 27 months is the most difficult time because we are not in the war, we don'tment

lets hope mitch mcconnell gets beat by a tea partier. >> we're not. >> my husband's state, new deal time, decades ago, a democratic state. lets see how government looks in a state where the state exchange works. i think ryan is right and you're right that the administration was rightly banking on this reform threading and weaving itself into people's lives. then social security also took decades. social security came under attack -- >> prescription health program. the prescription health program was a disaster when it happened. it took a long time. we're going to continue to see tweaks of the process over and over again, extensions there, delays to help people understand what's going on. part of the healthy process, a good part. >> let me say one thing. i think it's a good part of the process if it actually happens. there's a political bet happening right now, ryan. it's not a terribly profound thing to point out. republicans are betting -- i think brian boiler makes the same point, republicans are betting middle class predominantly male, predominantly white folks kicked off these catast

showdown is over and the government is back open this morning. >> president obama signed the new budget dealttle after midnight, really for nearly one million marylanders who were out of work. do marylanders approve the president's job overall? >> 11 news reporter jennifer franciotti with a look at new poll data that was released overnight. >> good morning. the short answer to that question is yes. the research, the gonzales research poll was released overnight, and it really takes the temperature of some maryland voters feared a look specifically at the democratic candidates for governor in the state of maryland with the primary coming up in june. let's start with the president. according to the new poll, 58% of marylanders approve of the job at the president is doing. 40% disapprove, and this is a six percent drop in approval from the first nine months of this year. taking a look at governor o'malley's approval rating, it also went down by the same amount. he has a 48% approval rating among the maryland voters appeared as for democratic candidates, the new poll is showing 40% of berlin vot

deal. or is free cheese all. this. technology innovation news developments from russia. in screw news it's now been a week since the john boehner shutdown of the government began and while washington searches for a deal many people who rely on the federal government for a paycheck are struggling to get by fifteen thousand private government contractors for example of file jobless claims since the shutdown began last tuesday at midnight but last among all the talk about how the government shutdown has affected those who work for the federal government is any discussion about how it's affecting the private sector in particularly the nonprofit part of the private sector joining me now to talk about this is steve taylor senior vice president and counsel for public policy at united way one of america's most respected non-profits and conserve the nonprofit of nonprofits yes it's so steve what what impact is this having on the united way and on your associated charities well it's really having a dramatic impact on the nonprofit sector in the social services sector in america ov

during the new deal, there were many legal challenges to ensure that new deal legislation would be struck and that there were great obstacles put forward to the implementation of the new deal. if we're going to remember history, we have to remember that there have been previous times of attempts to sabotage a program that if it does impact, as david suggest it may well, the condition of people's lives, no wonder republicans are running scared. they're worried this will be a success, not a failure. >> we have many narratives to discuss here. but i think one, to your point, katrina, it is important not to conflate the failure of this rollout because it has been a failed rollout, i think. >> internet rollout. >> the internet rollout, with the failure of the affordable care act. to that degree, the medicaid expansion is a huge, huge piece of this. the state-run exchanges are a huge piece too. when we talk about the rollout and the problems the administration has not accounted for, part of this is also the way -- the sort of nature of government today, which is so ham strung by various bureauc

automobile sector and now they're afraid that these all these years of the force will be cleaned by the new deal which will happen between us and iran for sure that the european companies will be losers in this kind of agreement. and i look at some other world news this hour a stampede on a bridge at a hindu temple in northern india has killed at least eighty nine pilgrims dozens were also injured as huge crowds attended a religious festival reports say police used batons to restore order which caused an even greater panic the stampede began when a group claimed the bridge was about to collapse in order to speed up killing. explosions of once again ripped through iraq official said at least thirty one have died and dozens have been wounded blast took place in seven cities across the country mostly targeting crowded outdoor markets and bus stops one of them a gathering of mourners for the seventeen victims of saturday's attack this is massive surge of violence has already claimed more than six thousand lives. in australia a huge fire fueled by high winds and dry conditions as force one and a half

will have to wait and see if a new deal is done or if a 60 day cooling off. will be issued for them. >> we will continue >> we'll follow the latest on the possible bart strike and a-c transit. com. we'll also keep you updated on our facebook and twitter pages. you can also download our mobile app to get push information. >> the father of two teenage girls missing from the south bay is speaking out. chuck dorcich says that his two teenage daughters, 16 year- old madeline and a 13 year- old emily went missing on sunday after he dropped them off at the church. he tells us when he returned to pick them up that they were nowhere to be found. he tells us that he neatly filed a missing person's report for both girls. he also created a facebook page to spread the word about the missing teen spirit >> he also plans to reach out to the poly klaas foundation to find out how much support they can offer him. >> senate leaders are optimistic about reaching a last-minute bipartisan deal to prevent a possible federal default and end the senate leaders harry ried and mitch mc

automobile sector and now they're afraid that these all these years of the force will be cleaned by the new deal which will happen between us and iran for sure that the european companies will be most probably losers in this kind of agreement. taking a look now at some other news stories making headlines across the globe a stampede at a bridge at a hindu temple in northern india killed at least one hundred ten pilgrims more than one hundred also injured as huge crowds attended a religious festival reports say police used battalions to restore order but that caused even more panic stampede it started when a group claimed the bridge was about to give way in order to speed up healing for the temple. in iraq at least forty two killed dozens wounded in multiple bombings across the country most of the blasts happened in busy markets and bus stations not clear yet who is behind the killings militant groups including al qaida have carried out similar attacks in the past according to the u.n. more than five thousand people have been killed in militant attacks this year alone . in mali at least thirty six

but will it end with a deal. >>> mystery in new mexico. several tns from a ranch at at-risk youth still missing this morning. nearly 48 hours after they disappeared. this, as investigators look into allegations of abuse against the owner of that ranch. >>> and the controversial actor now says he's out. we'll tell you why, sunday, ost 13th, 2013.

trains will run tomorrow, but no agreement on a new deal. >>> and a little good news for people rentingnts and houses in the bay area. the prices may be leveling off. a couple is tracking rental costs and the worst of the sky- high prices may be over. rent went up 2 and a half% but percent but slowing. apartments buildings are being build creating computation. >>> for the past couple weeks, drivers have been dealing with long commutes. >> reporter: it has been slow going on the san rafael bridge. >> it is usually a 5-minute commute, and it can be an hour. >> it has been 40 minutes. >> reporter: they are been working on 580 replacing several sections. coming off the bridge it is being split in 2 lanes past the toll plaza one to the left and one to the right. the two lanes merge, but the split with a speed limit is creating a bottle neck. it can reach san rafael or even highway 101. it is messing up commute times. >> i got written up in my job because i didn't make it on time. >> reporter: the split lane will be in place until the end of october then it will be 2 lanes on the left and the

republicans offering new deals to break the debt ceiling. could it be a breakthrough? >> just a little over year from now maryland voters will choose the next governor. house speaker michael busch is endorsing lieutenant governor anthony brown in his race to replace governor martin o'malley. bush calls him a born leader with a reputation for getting things done in annapolis. the houseupported by speaker. doug running against gansler for the nomination. medical alert, the national institutes of health says it has enrolled 12 critically ill patients into medical studies in spite of the government shutdown. it typically admits 200 patients a week into its studies, but employee furloughs force them only to admit those called "crisis situations." most are suffering from cancer. breast cancer survivors live with a reminder of their days in treatment. that is the tattoo from radiation treatment. jennifer franciotti shows how they are having them removed for free. it is new mom, she says time to say goodbye to what she thought was a good decision 17 years ago. >> i'm ready to

which was an add on to the with the great society which was an add on to the new deal and now they're trying to take apart the new deal they want to take apart social security and so because we are in this libertarian era they always inevitably end in a crash rich people get mind bogglingly rich wealth concentrates at the top the middle class starts to shrink and die out and because the middle class purchases are the engine that drives an economy the economy ultimately collapses and our economy is going to collapse my prediction is it will collapse sometime in two thousand and sixteen and in fact that in all probability the obama administration will do everything they can to hold off that collapse until after the november elections because they think it would hurt a democratic presidential candidate this is the exact same thing by the way that happened in two thousand and eight when george bush knew the crash was coming and did everything he could to try and prevent it from happening before november but he was unsuccessful. so it might happen in two thousand and fifteen it might happe

she shared about the new deal programs that franklin started as governor. have been looking at the conservation aspect and the models that is happening during the governorship that he immediately adopts when he becomes president. she is very equipped policy wise for the difficulties you might find as being the first lady lady under all of that scrutiny. >> they also learned to live separately. the roosevelts are never together for more than six months out of the year from the time he gets olio until fdr dies. what she learns develop her own during the governorship years is specifically how to develop her own voice and her own alliances and support policies and ways that will get fdr to pay attention. in many ways, the 20s for eleanor were her own political laboratory. >> she used the media. >> absolutely. >> some of the first of eleanor roosevelt. here are some of her first. she regularly held press conferences. she had a syndicated column called my day. she had a radio show. she held an official government position in which we about a little bit later. she

this new deal calls for clear focus on five key piece building and state building goals. including legitimate politics, security, justice, economic foundations, and revenues and services. but we all just endorsed in brussels with the government of somalia sets us on a roadmap to achieve those goals with very clear benchmarks. a federal constitution by 2015, credible elections, 30% quota for women's participation, state security institution, and so forth and so on. the new deal hinges firmly on mutual accountability and a state society relationship that is based on inclusion and on dialogue. this means involving previously marginalized populations. brought civil society consultations and vital dialogue with regional entities like this. this approach recognizes that security, development, and governments are deeply intertwined and must be pursued together. today food insecurity levels in somalia are at the lowest point since before the 2011 drought. yet three key challenges remain. these gains are very fragile, we have ongoing needs with 870,000 people still in crisis. i in

>> this emanates from the new deal which, you know, was a response to the emergency of the great depression. and, obviously, 30 years later john kennedy comes to the white house, there's no great depression. and so the depressing problem for american liberalism at that time and for john ken key was to update liberalism for an age of affluence. and it was no longer the immediate post-war era. so liberalism by the early 19 1960s was still pointed at the problems of dpreg and the immediate -- depression and the immediate post-war era. and so kennedy's major task was to update the creed to deal with a society of affluence in a changing cold war. and so that's -- this is kennedy's task. it was the liberal project of the early 1960s. how do you update liberalism when you don't have a depression, and josef stalin is dead? the wilderness years of american liberals from really 1965, 1966 through the age of reagan, liberals lost faith in the american project. i mean, that's just how i would sum it up. and it's understandable. i mean, the tunnel multiof the civil rights era, watching your own countrym

but they will do if a new deal is not reached.o issue a 60 day cooling off period to keep the buses running at this point the governor is considering the request. about 1800 drivers dispatchers and mechanics are parts of local 192 who is involved with the dispute. union leaders reached a tentative agreement twice with the transit district but employees voted against the bill for it now the transit agency hopes of the governor will intervene. >> clearly what we would tell the governor is that a strike would severely impact life in the bay area as we know i'm sure he's well aware of that because he's a resident of oakland and he certainly has a good idea of what a transit strike would mean for the city and certainly the region. >> so workers will go on strike tomorrow morning at a new deal is not reached by midnight unless the governor issues than 60 day cooling- off period will bring to any developments with a.c. transit as they become available today. throughout the day you will hear from a lot of a.c. transit riders. many of home

automobile sector and now they're afraid that these all these years of the force will be cleaned by the new deal which will happen between us and iran for sure that the european companies will be most probably losers in this kind of agreement taking a look now at some other stories making headlines across the globe a stampede at a bridge at a hindu temple in northern india killed at least one hundred ten pilgrims more than one hundred also injured as huge crowds attended a religious festival reports say police used battalions to restore order but that caused even more panic stampede it started when a group claimed the bridge was about to give way in order to speed up queuing for the temple. in iraq at least forty two killed dozens wounded in multiple bombings across the country most of the blasts happened in busy markets and bus stations not clear yet who was behind the killings militant groups including al qaeda have carried out similar attacks in the past.

part of the new deal to lift us up from the great depression the construction of this bridge one of the greatest employment for our nation. the jobs this bridge provided during this time helped many families to get through the did the times. a bridge of this type of is one of the most dangerous of the construction folks. over 1 hundred million hours were worked with no loss of life. i would like to thank american bridge for for caring about our workers. caltrans for insuring that every procedure that would be deployed was put in during the process but most of all i'd like to thank the workers from all the trades that worked hard, utilizing their you training and sack fixing time from their family. on this labor day we can find no finer contribute than to be standing here in the presence of this bridge with pride and dignity >> thank you. >> i'll read off some of the list the iron workers local 377 and 78 the operating engineering and the local 34 are the carpenter local 22. the labors 2 61 the cement masonry and i b w locals. all right. brothers. with that i'd like to introduce want and

automobile sector and now they're afraid that these all these years of the force will be cleaned by the new deal which will happen between us and iran for sure that the european companies will be most probably losers in this kind of agreement time now for a look at some other world news the world updated stampede on a bridge the hindu temple in northern india has killed at least one hundred ten pilgrims over one hundred others were also injured as huge crowds attended a religious festival.

deal. how important is being the lead underwriter for such a hot company that's in the news every day? > well, in general, maria, i'm not going to talk specifically about a deal that's in the market right now. but as you can -- assi you can realize, we have a big franchise in bringing companies to market. we invested a lot in our tech franchise specifically. of course, any time we go in there, it becomes very, very important for the market. very important for the company, obviously. it's most important corporate event -- most important event they'll have to this point. we to want do a great job. we like to keep doing a great job for these great companies. >> lloyd, we're seeing snapchat and pinterest raise money at $1 billion. do you think we're in a bubble? >> i debate the predicate of your question. time will tell if they have sustainable business models. obviously, people are seeing great value in what these companies are contributing. some of these companies will make it on their own. some will make it on their own for a short time. and then be acquired by other and make contributio

budget plan in place. >> thank you, jason brooks from kcbs news. >>> we have more coverage on the new deal on capitol hill at our website, kpix.com. click on "news" and then go to the politics tab. >>> this just into our newsroom. an alaska airlines flight had to make an emergency landing in oakland when the pilot thought a bird hit the plane. flight 837 left san jose for hawaii around 8:30 a.m. the crew thought a bird hit one of the engines. no damage was found and the plane took off for honolulu shortly after. >>> a baggage handler was arrested in connection with the dry ice explosion sunday night at l.a.x. this was the scene sunday nice. three bombs were found. nobody was hurt, a 28-year-old man was arrested. police thought it was a disgruntled employee since the devices were left in areas requiring special clearance. >>> right now, bart negotiations are under way as commuters wait for word on if workers will walk off the job. kpix 5's anne makovec with the waiting game that's starting to wear on thousands of riders. anne. >> reporter: it really has gotten exhausting for people not only

news made a great deal of it but we're going to go competence i think stands for and so it absolutely does and two that kind of a wonky question here but the in the original legislation what was in vision was that health care dot gov would essentially be a portal it would be like google you know you plug in your name your social security number it would confirm your citizenship it would confirm your income using the i.r.s. and anastasia basis and then it would hand you and then you say what state you live in and it would send you right out to that state's web site so it's basically just a portal which is really a very simple programming issue then the supreme court said air everybody doesn't have to sign up for this and twenty six states said no thirty six states excuse me said no we're not going to do our own portals we're going to and so now the federal government has to talk their computers have to talk to the computers of thirty six different states that have thirty six different sets of standards they have thirty six different packages from different vendors i mean this we don't

helping us work through some of the details of this new deal. is the language of the deal, what is actually in it? speak out first, it's really important to mention you talk about the toned down rhetoric. i think the senator probably had a lot to do with that. i don't know if you saw chris wallace's profile of chaplain black this sunday on ""fox news sunday"." his mother taught him to recite versus from the bible until he became so good at it that she gave up, he was able to memorize the entire passages at heart. he gave a prayer just the other day or he asked members both sides of the aisle to relinquish their pride. it seems they have done just that and perhaps that's why we have reached the deal. let's get to the legislative language. we are expected to hear about it at any moment now. here are the details of the plan was thinking and resolution through january 15, a debt ceiling increase through february 7. requiring income verification for those who receive subsidies on the insurance exchanges and obamacare. a small bone thrown to republica

the new deal takes him through to after the 2016 european championships areas but first he faces thehallenge of next year's world cup in brazil. >> we have a good team. we will go in well-prepared. of theas been part german set up for 11 years now. he is yet to win a title, but under his leadership the german national team developed a modern attacking

michael grunwald, the author of "the new new deal."for your time. >> up next, another issue fiercely dividing the capitol. if you think shutdown passions are running hot, you never talked to redskins fans about their name. now the president is weighing in as we will when we spin next. every year 750,000 american students set out to earn degrees in math and science. but more than half leave their programs. so we're missing out on 450,000 math and science graduates annually. but if we can help students prepare for these subjects we'll have a stronger workforce for our fastest-growing industries. let's invest in our future. join exxonmobil in advancing math and science education. let's solve this. ♪ because an empty pan is a blank canvas. ♪ [ woman #2 ] to share a moment. ♪ [ man #1 ] to remember my grandmother. [ woman #3 ] to show my love. ♪ [ woman #4 ] because life needs flavor. ♪ [ woman #5 ] to travel the world without leaving home. [ male announcer ] whatever the reason. whatever the dish. make it delicious with swanson. [ woman #1

. >> we continue to follow the breaking news no deal on the bart negotiations appeared >> will have theer will we come back. >> a huge fire airport building on the peninsula look at the damage we continue to follow breaking news no deal reached in the bart dispute manning a strike beginning at midnight. >> firefighters said people were lucky to get out alive at the seat of a huge apartment fire in were ed wood city. >> there were flames and thick black smoke billowing from the fourth floor of the terrace apartments on woodside road pirie it relied a lot of people had to climb down from balcony's. >> some more evacuate by ladder trucks. >> four people were injured. >> everybody has been accounted for 3 1/2 million dollars worth of damage to the big building and a half a million dollars in personal things appeared >> we will continue to follow breaking news no deal reached after long negotiations bart workers to strike at midnight when will have the update at 6:30 p.m.. avo: the volkswagen "sign then drive" sales event is back. which means it's never been easier to get a new passat, award

surveillance from the new american foundation think tank told us the spy scandal is dealing a huge blow to america's image right now. this has. created a massive reputational crisis for the united states the entire populace is now in essence on edge about what is the united states government doing what is the n.s.a. doing what is being surveilled and so in essence what we're saying is everyone's a suspect everyone is being surveilled and this is probably not just france and germany and mexico and brazil this is probably globally certainly we've lost a lot of credibility as an ethical internet steward course domestic shock waves are being felt to thousands rallied in washington d.c. on saturday venting their anger against the n.s.a. and demanding reforms of federal surveillance laws the protest was billed as the largest pro privacy demonstration in american history has gone into cameras there. thousands of people gathered here on the anniversary of the signing of the patriot act twelve years ago they believe that was the day when in the name of fighting terror their rights have been take

so with new deal in site, jack lew is saying that the country is playing with fire.ever, john boehner ruling out a vote untasis the president is ready to make concessions. >>> flea thousand people is getting tough news. lockheed-martin is saying it is because of the government shutdown. we are live with the details this morning. >> reporter: well, there are more than 500 workers at the lockheed-martin plant here in middle river. the company is saying 3,000 workers nationwide will be furloughed for? because they work in a federal facility. and others because the work is tied to a frahm agency. the company's president is diss appointed this happened. they are encouraging employees to use paid vacation and sick time to get their pay and benefits. the number of employees can vary from day-to-day. lockheed-martin is one of the biggest suppliers of military hardware in this nations. this is days after united technologies, the maker of the blackhawk helicopter furloughed their employees. reporting live, abc 2 news. >>> they knock over the barriers to get into the memorial i

. >> and one nightmare commute later, bart's unions offer up a new deal, sort of. why management says it is going to take a lot more than that. good evening, i'm elizabeth cook. >> and i'm ken bastida. >> a shooting left a two-year- old boy in critical condition tonight. joe vasquez was the only one to speak with his grandmother who is shaken and scared. >> reporter: that is my grand baby and i'm all done, you know. i see other people go through things like this, but i didn't think it would happen to me. i thank god that he's alive. >> his grandmother says deonte jackson was badly wounded, shot in the ribs. the bullet went through liver and caused quite a bit of damage. the bullet came from a shootout between two groups of people two blocks away. just before 1:00 in the afternoon. >> everybody loves him. i'm not crying because god spared his life. i'm crying because he is only two years old. >> this is sunny side right here. little deonte was playing inside his gate in front of his home when the shots rang out. >> now, i want my grand baby out here. so, i don't kno

twopbs is resolved there is a good chance we will see a similar fight at the end of the new deal. a tricky situation. in the contract, b.a.r.t can not train replacement workers until there is a strike. offer, the contract has a no strikes clause. workers can walk out once the contract expires. >> there are a number of things that are hard to remove. the strike is used as a leverage by the workforce. >> right now, only state legislation can prohibit a b.a.r.t strike. they said they are looking into it. they say they don't want it. >>> because the news is coming so late into the night many commuters might not be aware that trains will be running tomorrow, our kpix-5 morning team will be on early tomorrow at 4:00 to help you tphaeufigate the commute. we are no closer tonight seeing the end of the federal shutdown -- help you navigate the commute. >>> we are no closer tonight seeing the end of the federal shutdown. >> reporter: veterans piles up barricades outside of the white house. >> shame on you. >> reporter: riot police defuse the situation as hundreds of veterans forced open the

is this sense that the country has slipped away from them and their parents benefitted from the new deal and they may have gone to school on student loans and they are by and large black and brown and they are the welfare case. they have done research on this. they never want to say it, but it's a way of getting at the notion that people other than them and other than the way they are are inferior and unworthy and president obama is the embodiment of that inferiority. they have to humiliate im. remember how donald trump rose to the top when he was seen as a presidential candidate. it's not enough to oppose him. you have to humiliate him to get ahead. that is not a winning strategy. americans don't respond by and large because most are in the middle. barry gold water would be president if that was true. they would have taken over the republican party rather than being thrown out. strom thurman would have had a shot. this is not the kind of politics that wins, but it's what the republicans are practicing and stuck with right now. >> thank you. coming up, you heard it here first. hillary cl

new york city. i'm tony harris is a look at the day's top stories. a deal is in place and a threat of a government default could be gone. at least for now. from wall street to main street, the country and the worl world s and the u.s. sit yous down with iran. ♪ >> a new deal sparks a new debate on capitol hill. the plan would prevent a default at least for now. the government could be back in business soon, and wall street welcomes news of an agreement. yet the big question remains. was anything accomplished? >> our country came to the brink of disaster. but in the end political adversaries set aside their differences and disagreements to prevent that disaster. >> every senator, every member of the house will have to make a decision where he or she stands but there is no benefit, i never had any intention to delay the timing of this vote. >> so we're covering this potential vote on many fronts. we're at the stock exchange and mike viqueira is at his post, but we go to libby casey, where do things stand at this moment? >> reporter: we're watching for the act

how much giants pitcher will make in his new deal. >> now, time to check in with gasia in the news room. she has a look at what weir working on for bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36. >> coming up on bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36 we go back to east bay pediatrics unit facing sudden closure. workers say they're worried about their jobs. why the health provider is cooling it a winning proposition. >>> and more than a step back ward for one marching band. ktvu.com, the ultimate tribute fo to the ultimate pop star. join us at 7:00 on tv 36. >>> getting back into the ring after shoulder surgery. the world's super middle weight champion talked with the media today in oakland. ward has been sidelined because of an injury for the past year, but now he is schedule today fight undefeated edwin rodriguez next month in southern california. >>> should be a good one. mark here with good news for giants fans. >> yeah, i think so. you know, he's not really the pitcher he used to be statistically any way, but tim clearly means a lot to the san francisco giants organization, and they proved that with the bo