of a man who widely was seen as the architect of apartheid stands at the gateway to one of these new whites only enclaves and. reports it's not just a monument to past injustices it represents the current practices as well. a half hour drive north of south africa's capital and you'll be forgiven for thinking you've traveled back in time it might be two decades since nelson mandela was sworn in as the country's first black president but communities hankering after south africa's apartheid past when racial segregation was enshrined in law are starting to wave their nationalistic colors when white people first advanced into the interior of south african eighteen hundreds this is what they saw before them vast dissolute stretches of land and now one hundred fifty years later they returning to the dreams of the forefathers to create an independent entity with their own laws flag and language. well come to claim fontayne an aspiring whites only enclave if you're black you can visit but only for a few hours and with special permission but there's a little it is really strict. we don't actually say

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new evidence comes from. and tonight, inside the white house, the moment the president surprised his team. and will the president act even if congress votes not to? >>> flash floods. the dangerous storms hitting both coasts. and why millions of americans driving home tomorrow will find themselves in the middle of it. >>> deadly levels. the stunning headline this sunday from the crippled fukushima plant. radiation levels 18 times higher than anyone thought. it can kill in hours. and tonight, what does it mean for america's shoreline? >>> and a consumer alert tonight for the millions of americans who take acetaminophen. the new warning about to appear on bottles of tylenol. "world news" starts now. >>> good evening and thanks for being here on a sunday night. and we begin with that new evidence on the type of poison gas used to kill in syria. and a clearer portrait tonight of that moment, the president surprised his own team by putting any action against syria on hold, asking instead for a vote from congress. right here on abc's "this week," secretary of state john kerry now saying lab tests

the breaking news, white house officials telling me they were telling me to not have a formal one-on-oneeeting, but instead they were welling to have president obama have a sort of handshake with president row -- rouhani on the sidelines, in a hallway or somewhere, that there is a new day in u.s.-iranian relations but white house officials are saying the domestic politics for the iranian lead are proved to be too complicated, shaking hands with the american president, whether or not he is giving away too much. president obama could have the same issue with his own domestic politics here as well. nonetheless, white house official says the president was willing to go out on a limb, because as he laid out in his speech this morning, he believes that while there needs to be skepticism brought to the table here, he does think the signals from the new president that perhaps iran just does have purposes of nuclear energy purposes, not trying to get nuclear weapons. the president saying we need to bring skepticism to this but believes it's worth trying diplomacy. take a listen. >> after all, it'

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news." tonight white widow, the international man hunt tonight for this mystery woman, her possible connectionorism, the ordinary school girl who grew up to become one of the most wanted women in the world. >>> asleep at the controls. the airline pilots who admit he and the other pilot both fell asleep on a big commercial plane with passengers on board. >>> and real money goes undercover with a secret shopper showing you how to save money at the mall, hundreds of dollars in just 45 minutes. >> the $25 that i'm paying -- >> $5.44. >> tonight easy ways to put money in your pocket. >>> good evening. a bulletin is rocketing around the globe tonight. the sech

news." tonight white widow, the international man hunt tonight for this mystery woman, her possible connection to terrorism, the ordinary school girl who grew up to become one of the most wanted women in the world. >>> asleep at the controls. the airline pilots who admit he and the other pilot both fell asleep on a big commercial plane with passengers on board. >>> and real money goes undercover with a secret shopper showing you how to save money at the mall, hundreds of dollars in just 45 minutes. >> the $25 that i'm paying -- >> $5.44. >> tonight easy ways to put money in your pocket. >>> good evening. a bulletin is rocketing around the globe tonight. the search is on for a terror master mind and the search is so urgent, they call it a red notice. this is the person they are trying to find, a young publish woman they call the white widow. international police searching for the answer to the question did she play any role in the attack on that mall in kenya? was she there? brian ross is here with their questions. >> reporter: authorities tell abc news tonight that british police are even tryi

sort of doubled down saying i that did not say a red line, echoing a point a new white house talkingoint echoedly likes of nancy pelosi and others that humanitarian set the red ine, but i do remember a red line comment, what do you make of this? >> you could go back to 1925, when all civilized nations set the red line. in treatsy that -- treaty that bans use of chemical weapons. the point is not to point the finger about who set that red line, the point is doing something effective about it. neil: is there a problem with the way that president has handled this in typical military argument that been he is giving assad plenty of time to move stuff, hide stuff, and that because he is given so many mixed messages he has confused world? >> are he can car that away by acting effectively now, we say going back two years we could see this coming, so act earlier, clearly would have been better, so here we are fish or cut bait and do it well. neil: i want your sense of whether there is a strategy to the white house's thinking that maybet does not want this politician passed. in its heart of he

. >>> but first, let's get to nbc news white house correspondent, kristen welker, for more on that. what does the administration know about this attack? >> reporter: the state department is condemning this violence in the strongest terms. deputy spokesperson marie harf putting out a statement saying the obama administration is monitoring developments at the scene. they say there are as many as ten gunmen. they also say, as you pointed out, that some americans may have been injured in this attack. so the embassy there is working with local authorities to try to figure out exactly who may have been involved. we are also told that if american citizens are among those who were killed, you would then see u.s. authorities get involved in this investigation moving forward. we know that president obama has been updated about the situation as well. again, the administration condemning the violence and also continuing to monitor the evo e evolving situation there. >> we'll continue monitoring from our end as well. we have a live report later in the show. with you, i want to switch gears to th

the white house chief of staff will be on the sunday talk show circuit tomorrow. on monday the president will sit down for all six nightly news broadcasts and tuesday, he'll make his case directly to the american people with an address from the white house. those remarks come as members of both the house and senate begin debating the resolution authorizing air strike in syria, in response to the use of chemical weapons. poll continue to show that a majority of americans oppose air strikes, making their voice heard this week in call to congress and during town hall meetings across the country. >> this is what i think of congress. they are a bunch of marshmallows. >> you can do it by diplomacy. and negotiation. not bombs, senator mccain. enough is enough. we do not want another engagement in the middle east. >> that frustration is reflected in the current web count on the hill. according to the latest count from the "washington post," only 25 house members have said they definitely support action. with the rest against leaning no or undecided. and over in the senate, things aren't looking much better. only 23 are for action as

. >> in the five years prior to the healthcare law, we were opening an average of eight new white castleurants each year. in 2013 we plan to open just two new locations.while other factod our growth, it is the mounting uncertainty surrounding the healthcare law that brought us to a standstill. >> neil: ted cruz got a lot of reaction to that and fallout from a healthcare law that forced companies to make judgments. the number of workers, how many are full time versus part time. jamey richardson, columbus, ohio. the senator outlined you did have to make big adjustments because of the law, could you explain? >> you know, we focus on what is best for our team members. as we shared in july we're responsible citizens and will share what we're going to do to share our stories about how the law impacts real people in neighborhoods who are part of our team and made our work their life's work. specifically the definition of full time for instance was arbitrarily chosen at 30 hours. i don't know if it was a house of cards but 40 hours has always been full time. that provision will increase our heal

new fast acting advil. look for it in the white box. >>> and welcome back to "the ed show."oting that unfolded starting at 8:20 this morning in the navy yard in washington, d.c., which has left 13 people dead and many injured. numerous reports and conflicting reports throughout the day from different news agencies. and we are nailing it down here on "the ed show" tonight. and one comment that came at us at a press briefing not long ago, about an hour ago, officials at med star washington center held a press conference to provide an update on the victims brought into that facility today after the shooting. and chief medical doctor janice orlowski, took a moment to reflect on the tragedy and today's events. >> there is something evil in our society that we as americans have to work to try and eradicate. i -- i have to say, i may see this every day, i may be the chief medical officer of a very large trauma center. but there's something wrong here. when we have these multiple shootings, these multiple injuries, there is something wrong. the only thing i can say is, we have to wo

according to two brand new polls, the american people are decided. clearly opposed to the whitese. abc news "washington post" poll found six in ten americans are opposed to intervention with a whopping 70 percent opposed st and a new pupil finds that 48 percent oppose strikes on syria with only 29 percent support for the president's position. foreign relations committee member senator rand paul summed up what many americans are field. take a listen. >> if we do not say that the constitution applies, if we do not say explicitly that we will abide by this vote, you are making a joke of us. you are making us into the air. we played constitutional theater for the president. if this is real, you will abide by the verdict of congress. you will probably win. just go ahead and say it is real lou: the senator said much more. we will have for you a revelatory, dramatic exchange between senator paul and the secretary of state as we examine whether, indeed, the president has the constitutional power to attack a nation without the support of either congress or the american people. we will ta

and more on that from abc news white house correspondent john karl. the situation a bit better in the senate. this is an uphill battle for the white house, and they know it. >> reporter: that's right. even white house officials acknowledge if the vote were today, the president would lose. but they are promising a massive effort to turn that around. this is the biggest congressional effort by the white house since the battle over health care in the first year as president. it's a visible effort. first the president doing six network television interviews, national interviews tomorrow. there'll be a big address to the nation on tuesday. and, george, the most interesting thing, they have enlisted former members of the bush administration to make the case for republicans. including bush's former national security adviser steven hadley who's talking directly to republican members of congress. but the president is making a personal effort. individual members to the white house and into the situation room to show classified evidence. one key thing that is not

our commitment has never been stronger. ♪ lou: two new polls delivering bad news for the white house to go before obamacare insurance exchanges open for enrollment. according to the latest nbc news "wall street journal" survey 44 percent of americans say obamacare is a bad idea. only 31 percent say it is a good idea. it gets worse for the administration. "usa today" piu research poll finds 52 percent of americans disapprove of the health care law. that is the highest level of opposition since the health care law was signed more than three years ago. a federal program that subsidizes low-income americans is under fire again after reports of rampant fraud and abuse. my next guest detail their experience of tanning is so-called obama found through the lifeline program and national review article last month in tattled me and my obama phone. back tonight with more on the rampant use and abuse of this huge federal program. economist for the national review. this is an outrage. it continues seemingly unabated despite your terrific reporting. >> it is crazy. i spoke with representatives. he w

the white house has clearly been in full court press mode, scheduling interviews for the president with six news networks for tonight, heralding president obama's speech to the nation tomorrow night, all to persuade a deeply skeptical american public and congress of the necessity of a military strike against syria. in what seemed to be a political train wreck in the making and/or the possibility of yet another war in the middle east, suddenly, today looks like a crisis that might be improbably altogether avoided. when secretary of state john kerry, asked at a london press conference if syria could do anything to stop an attack, said this. >> sure. he could turn over every single bit of his chemical weapons to the international community in the next week. turn it over, all of it, without delay, and allow a full and total accounting for that, but he isn't about to do it, and it can't be done, obviously. >> within a matter of hours, that idea was being quite taken seriously enough that president obama was addressing it in his interview with nbc news's savannah guthrie. >> i think what we're seeing

our premiere episode of pin heads and white house correspondents stars fox news chief white house correspondentis. he is the pinhead, or maybe the pinhead sitting in the front row of the white house press briefing room surrounded by some of the real reporters who work there. ed henry walked into the press briefing room yesterday with a plan. sure he was very proud of his plan. he knew it would thrill his fox news bosseses. he was going to trap jay carnie with the brilliant question he had planned. >> you are talking enrollment, will jay carnie and white house staff enroll in obama care? >> pinheads are a proud people. very, very proud of their ignorance. that question could not possibly be more ignorant. like asking jay carnie if heave will enroll in the food stamp program since he is a known defender of the food stamp program. like asking him if he will enroll in medicare. he does not qualify for medicare for reasons ed henry may understand. because jay carnie is not exactly 65 years old yet. jay carnie its not one of the people the food stamp program its designed to to help. for reasons that

they're all white. the new bay bridge is white as well. >> a lot of people watching.elebratory honks. a lot of thumbs up signals out the window, i'm guessing. >> reporter: yeah, officer have there been any problems? >> not so far. rolling breaks are established as you can see. we're well establishing the speed limit nice and low. we're going to keep doing so until the bridge fills up with traffic adequately to keep the speed nice and low. >> reporter: is it going to be packed tonight? >> there should be a lot of cars coming through tonight. a lot of people were queued up before. after a while it's going to slow down. >> reporter: any word on what that security issue was? >> no. just a routine to make sure that the bridge is completely clear. make sure we go through all of the steps. >> reporter: thanks officer, appreciate it. there you hear it. a lot of people have been waiting to get onto this bay bridge. he said the traffic actually, there could be some traffic tonight as people get a chance to go across the bridge for the first time. pretty exciting here. this is a

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they're all white. the new bay bridge is white as well. >> a lot of people watching.elebratory honks. a lot of thumbs up signals out the window, i'm guessing. >> reporter: yeah, officer have there been any problems? >> not so far. rolling breaks are established as you can see. we're well establishing the speed limit nice and low. we're going to keep doing so until the bridge fills up with traffic adequately to keep the speed nice and low. >> reporter: is it going to be packed tonight? >> there should be a lot of cars coming through tonight. a lot of people were queued up before. after a while it's going to slow down. >> reporter: any word on what that security issue was? >> no. just a routine to make sure that the bridge is completely clear. make sure we go through all of the steps. >> reporter: thanks officer, appreciate it. there you hear it. a lot of people have been waiting to get onto this bay bridge. he said the traffic actually, there could be some traffic tonight as people get a chance to go across the bridge for the first time. pretty exciting here. this is a

fox news, chief white house correspondent ed henry has our report. >> reporter: after days of vague statements, white house officials made clear today president obama was willing to have a handshake or informal meeting with new iranian president on the sidelines of the u.n. general assembly. >> the roadblocks may prove to be too great but i believe the diplomatic path must be tested. >> reporter: while the president would have faced more charges on showing weakness on the world stage. late today white house officials said it was rouhani who begged off a meeting though he continued to stay all the right things. >> translator: yes to peace and no to war. >> reporter: secretary of state john kerry will meet later this week with the iranian foreign minister, the highest level of contact in 34 years. today the president urged kerry to work toward a diplomatic solution. >> i don't believe this difficult history can be overcome overnight. the suspicions run too deep. i do believe that if we can resolve the issue of iran's nuclear program that can serve as a major step down a long road towards a diffe

our moderator is nbc news chief white house correspondent and political director chuck todd.om mclean, virginia. [ applause ] >> and good evening. i'm chuck todd and welcome to the virginia gubernatorial debate between republican ken cuccinelli and democrat terry mcauliffe. hosted by fairfax county chamber of commerce and nbc 4. this is airing on nbc stations across the commonwealth tonight, also ni

new fast acting advil. look for it in the white box. >> tucker: fox news alert. ia. it may not be an easy task. president obama has not been shy when it comes to expressing his feelings about congress. >> frankly, sometimes i just can't wait for congress. it just takes them a long time to decide on stuff. we're going to take action on proving ideas to upgrade our schools that don't require congress. congress didn't get its act together. where i can act on my own, i'm goingÑi to. i'm not going to wait for congress. >> tucker: joining us, congressman mike pompeo from kansas, he's also an army veteran. thank you for joining us. >> great to be with you. >> tucker: the president has been so contemptous of the congress, on the need to consult congress on a bunch of matters. will this hurt him as he goes for support? >> there is no doubt about that. he has been contemptous. i think congress has to try and put that aside, put the politics of that aside and get it right. and rise to the occasion and make good decisions that are in the american national interest regardless

we're also following news out of the white house. the president addressing the nation just moments ago on the economic collapse that occurred five years ago saying that things are better, saying at a some seven and a half million new jobs have been created since the economy went into a free fall on that day on this day five years ago. our david shuster has been monitoring this situation involving the white house and david his critics are going to say that this is nothing new, those that support the president will have said, well said, but it's a shot across the bow. >> he urged congress to pass a budget without drama. there are two huge fights with the republicans in congress. in just a couple of weeks the white house is going to reach some sort of budget agreement with the republicans and then a couple weeks later there's the whole issue of the debt ceiling. one of the most politically aggressive speeches the president will mame make in terms of taking on the republicans in congress, right wing in the republican party that is willing

for >> today on face the nation, breaking news, charlie rose has just interviewed syrian president, bashar al-assad. we'll have a report, and get reaction from whitef of staff, dennis macdonald, only on face the nation. captioning sponsored by cbs from cbs news in washington, "face the nation" with bob schieffer. >> bob: and good morning, charlie rose has interviewed bashar al-assad in syria. he is in beirut this morning now. charlie get right to it, what did he tell you? >> well, he denied that he had anything to do with the attack. he deny thad he knew, in fact, that there was a chemical attack,

white house. jeff zeleny, abc news. hill. >> that of course brings us to our facebook question of the day. we're asking you -- what action should the u.s. take in syria? we welcome your opinion at wnnfans.com. be sure to stay with abc news and abc news.com as we cover the crisis in syria. we'll have live updates from the mideast later on "america this morning" as well as "good morning america." >> the other big story of the morning in south africa, a big move for anti-apartheid icon nelson mandela. resting at home this morning for the first time since june. >> mandela was released from the hospital yesterday. doctors are making it very clear he is not out of the woods yet. abc's rob nelson has the latest from johannesburg. good morning, rob. >> good morning, diana, and alex. this morning, nelson mandela is spending his first full day back in his home in johannesburg after 86 days in the hospital. he was released in the wee hours of sunday morning, and brought here to his private home in a wealthy suburb of johannesburg.

. >>> have you ever wondered why the new bay bridge is white and not another color? i have the answer for you coming up next. from shellmound street in and grand avenue . >>> the bay bridge bike path is officially open. there are two ways to get on it and grand avenue in west oakland, but the path isn't finished yet. it won't be complete until crews demolish the s curve on the old bridge, but that's not holding back big groups from walking or krosing the new bridge. many people told us they're excited to see the view. >> this is a structure that the bay area is going to use for decades, and it's going to be an iconic part of the bay area. i'm just excited that we're here for a moment in history. >> it's amazing. just looking at the two bridges, like, converge at the very top where the bike path ended, it was really nice, and also look back towards the east bay was amazing. >> the bike path is named after alexander zuckerman. he was an avid cyclist in the bay area and a fighter for biking rights. >>> new bay bridge costs more than $6 billion to build, but it is not th

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for a preview of what we can expect here tonight, let's go to the one, only ed henry, fox news chief white house correspondent. ed, what in the world is going on? >> reporter: good to see you, dana. obviously this speech i'm told by senior officials has been drafted, redrafted. you've been through this process before. events have been changing very rapidly over the last 24 to 36 hours. what i'm told is the president is going to basically tonight tell the american people that he's calling for a so-called diplomatic pause in these votes that are coming up on capitol hill. a two pronged strategy if you will. on one track, he's not saying call off the votes on capitol hill. he's saying delay them. keep the option of military force being authorized on the table. keep that stick out there against assad and syria. also offer this carrot of potential diplomatic breakthrough where secretary of state john kerry, we're now told, is going to geneva on thursday in order to meet with russian officials to see if this potential tedeal to avert mility action is for real. we should admit the political reali

it's a niewb article showing the new white house service -- you can see the cup here. she ordered 1,125 pieces of new china to replace what she called the scraps from the white house china set in the house when she got there. what we have is sample of invitation to a garden party that she threw. i love the dinner invitation. they are very specific. they tell you when to arrive. they tell you when the dinner will be over. it's clear you're not to overstay your welcome and party with the president after wards. you're going come, have dinner, and go home. some of the other objects you see include gold-plated vanity set. like the silver one she had as a younger woman. this is very elaborate. it had her initials carved in it. it was crystal used for purr tomb. you have a comb, push, and jar for lotions. she was a first lady and took the job seriously. this was a set of gloves, and this is a glove box kept on her and it's open. it's lined with ceil -- velvet and held a doesn't or so pairs. she loved fans. she clengted fan and liked to carry fans at public receptions. she lik

news, this is "world news now" with john muller and diana perez. >> good friday morning, everybody. >>> we begin with the international search for a terror mastermind. the so-called whitentha lewthwaite. >> there are new questions whether she played a role in the attack on the mall in kenya. here's our chief correspondent investigator brian ross. >> reporter: this one-time british schoolgirl, samantha lewthwaite is being called one of the most wanted and dangerous women in the world. >> samantha lewthwaite has been a wanted person for a number of years now. >> reporter: worldwide interpol alert for samantha lewthwaite comes as authorities in kenya seek to find fought she was involved in the brutal attack on the westgate mall. based on her known ties to african terror groups and eyewitness accounts of a mystery woman who was part of the attack kenyan officials had earlier reported all of the attackers were men, including some who dressed as women. but counterterror experts say the 29-year-old samantha lewthwaite has been actively involved with the al shabaab group and the kenyan offshoot that claimed responsibility for the mall massacre. >> she said she wants to die or

mark landler, the white house correspondent for the "new york times," has the details. >> the iranians sentword to the white house that president rouhani would welcome a telephone call, and so today at about 2:30 in the afternoon, president obama, the white house, they placed this call. he is in his car on his way to j.f.k. for his flight home to tehran. and he answers and the two men speak for 15 minutes. they speak largely about the iranian nuclear program, but a few other issues. and at the end, president rouhani signs off with an english v vrsion of "have a nice day," and president obama says good-bye in farsi, and we have history made. >> rose: we continue this evening with the foreign minister of france laurent fabius who is in new york for the u.s. general assembly. >> as far as i ian is concerned, the words are good and they are new, and it's important. but what matters at the end of the day is actions, deeds. and, therefore, all of the tasks will be to assure that the irany people do implement what they are talking about. that's our perspective. if there is an opportunity we h

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. >>> we're going to start with the big news out of the white house on two major fronts. >> first, the president in the middle of a historymaking phone call. the first high-level contact with iran since 1979. and second, the president holding a news conference with tough words for republicans over the budget showdown. there's the countdown clock. what will a government shutdown mean for you? abc's jeff zeleny is at the white house with the latest. a lot of pressure on house speaker john boehner this week end. >> reporter: you're right. he's convening a meeting of his republicans that are not agreeing on much. the pressure on those 800,000 federal workers is the real story. that's the story the white house is trying to get across. how this potential government shutdown could affect real americans. president obama warning congress. >> do not shut down the government. do not shut down the economy. >> reporter: and warning americans of the real implications of a government shutdown. >> military personnel will not get paid on time. federal loans forrural communities. families buying a home