. >>> nom, nom, nom. nom, nom.has been a very bad day for the national organization for marriage. the national organization for marriage is the prop 8 group, the group that came into existence six or so years ago to make sure that gay people in california would never be able to get married. but when they lost that battle, they found a lot of other things to do. they got several republican candidates for president, including the one who became the presidential nominee of the republican party, to sign a pledge promising that they would keep gay people from getting married if they were elected president. senator marco rubio, who's made robocalls for the national organization for marriage. they sponsor events with up and coming republicans like texas senator ted cruz, who spoke at this summit sponsored by nom, nom, nom this year. in their short tenure in conservative politics, the national organization for marriage has tried to make itself a big deal in republican politics. and as the politics of marriage change in thi

, nom, nom this year.their short tenure in conservative politics, the national organization for marriage has tried to make itself a big deal in republican politics. and as the politics of marriage change in this country, they have still convinced a lot of otherwise up-and-coming republican politicians to saddle themselves with an association with this high-profile, antigay group. all that said, this has not been a good few days for nom. over the weekend, we learned that the bill that would have made it legal for the russian government to take children away from their parents and put those kids into orphanages if their parents were gay, that lawmaker who introduced that bill in russia decided to withdraw the bill from consideration, at least for the time being. russia has taken a really severely antigay turn in the past couple of years, but american antigay activists have been helping with that, egging them on. the president for the national organization of marriage, man named brian brown, has been travelin

goldstein was chair of theic nom i can add viseor said we need the fed. why?that matter a lot for the country. the first is in normal times it is controlling the mup supply slash interest rate decisiodeci. by doing that and by doing it independently of congressional control, it is kept inflation at very manageable legals for the most part in the united states. the second is in times that aren't normal times like big financial crises the fed is the only thing that prevents the entire system from ex flowing. that is partly why we invented the fed. when we didn't have a fed we brought down the entire economy in great depression like events. >> we had the great depression after we had the fed and before we had the fed there were plenty of impressions but they were over quickly. >> technically true the fed did exist the fed system as we have it now was not. it was lake they were reverse printing money. that is what led to the depression. >> and learned from that? they are smarter now? >> i think they have learned. they are certainly more educated. i don't know if t

thigh ak nom th they indicate that there are problems. there's a hering in the house of representatives that's planned for next thursday. among the questions members of congress want answered is what went wrong, how were millions of dollars there and what about hackers. there are concerns that personal health information is being mishandled. >>> in some new details, former vice president dick cheney. drchl sanjay gupta interviewed him for "60 minutes. "here's an expert. fearing a terrorist acould assassinate the vice president by sending a signal to the device telling it to shock his heart into card flal arrest. >> it seems to be a bad idea for the vice president of the united states when someone might be able to get into, hack into and i worried someone could kel you. >> years later this scene from the showtime drama how it could be done to the fictional president. >> what did you think when you watched that. >> well, i was aware of ta danger that exited but i found it credible because i knew from what we had and adjusting for my own dev

the same is drew of a rival community, arab nom adds that bring cattle down here. this man has been herding cattle. he shares the land with the arabs - sometimes peacefully, sometimes not. he showed me scars from phytes with his rivals. he insists he is willing to share the land, but trust disappeared long ago. >> it is impossible for ngok dinka and missiria to live toot. when they come here they don't stay, they take water and grass and steal and kill. if a guest passes through your house, can they claim it as their own. >> as the day heats up the cattle moves off the drink of the the ngok dinka say there used to be enough water and pasture for all. not any more. missiriya sees things differently, saying they graze here and it's as much part of their traditional grounds as with the ngok dinka. the misseriya depends on cattle. it generates millions for the economy. this dispute is not just about culture, it's about money. there's valuable grazing above ground and oil below. no one is sure how much is here. when south sudan won its independence, khartoum lost three-

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they spent several hours helping to build 12 noms a neighborhood. the former president says congress could learn from habitat from humanity sites. >> if they can see what happened and use that same pattern in washington with everybody working together towards a goal that would be a wonderful development. >> country music star garth brooks and tricia yearwood worked alongside carter who's are still active, even in their 80s you better be working i'm hoping he does not walk by and see us standing here nobody works harder. >> mr. carter and his wife marking their 30th annual work project for habitat for humanity. they do more home construction tomorrow in east san jose. >> one of the oldest people in the world celebrated his birthday today. andrew frank hatch turned 115 today. it's believed interest tl is only one other person in the world as old as match. just months older. a woman in japan born march 5th, 1898. he says he's, quote, still a youngster. >> looking g can you believe he's 115? >> happy birthday, many more, we hope. >> yes. >> let's turn o

they spent several hours helping to build 12 noms a neighborhood. the former president says congress could learn from habitat from humanity sites. >> if they can see what happened and use that same pattern in washington with everybody working together towards a goal that would be a wonderful development. >> country music star garth brooks and tricia yearwood worked alongside carter who's are still active, even in their 80s you better be working i'm hoping he does not walk by and see us standing here nobody works harder. >> mr. carter and his wife marking their 30th annual work project for habitat for humanity. they do more home construction tomorrow in east san jose. >> one of the oldest people in the world celebrated his birthday today. andrew frank hatch turned 115 today. it's believed interest tl is only one other person in the world as old as match. just months older. a woman in japan born march 5th, 1898. he says he's, quote, still a youngster. >> looking g can you believe he's 115? >> happy birthday, many more, we hope. >> yes. >> let's turn o

the years that twitter has been operating, it has grown from a shaky start up to a social media 23e nom none. the 140 characters are used by 215 million monthly active user who is tap out more than half a billion messages a day. twitter values itself at just under $10 billion. no decision has been made as to whether to list on the stock ek change or nasdaq. no job reports today because of the government shut down. wall street traders are not happy. >> i can imagine. we heard that already, but not good news. thank you. good news on the stock. dinners can be a struggle and you know it if you are a parent. you get your child to make healthy choices. now a local restaurant is doing their part to help. the executive chef and cofounder, good morning. >> good morning. a good way to be here again. we did christmas for the homeless years ago. >> we did. it's good to see you. you brought your assistant. >> this is my assistant chef. he came out as a great inspiration. he came out with the male ball maniac. >> what was your recipe for? meatballs? >> uh-huh. >> what kind of meatballs. >> he's shy a

i was the only one that nom that ited someone else last november, and was myself in january. we had 13. i'd be surprised to see it stand up. >> members were praising boehner for fighting priorities as long as he did. battle is going resume in 13 weeks. just as campaign trikt is going to heat up we think about stretching in to january, february, then talking about primary that's is going to be hot and heavy during this time. >> it means they'll do another short term kick of the can. >> makes me tired, carl. >> thank you, sir. let's bring in our panel. houston powers, amy stoddard and charles krauthammer, let's talk about the future of the republican party. they're licking their wounds tonight. john boehner doesn't want to say anything at the end of this thing he was leaving. where did it go? >> well, they wanted this, is good for republican governors because they're not part of this in one way or another. and another thing for some, they're whole scheme of having look at this is just different than usual stuff. they are looking at, so sort of twist paradigm to a different leve

and the problem with that it is true and seeing things go wrong and having the nom and national organizationsx information. >> it makes you wonder. and so you are saying you are suspicious, too. dave, go a head. >> i am with her. i am suspicious. they have illegal release of information and they violated the law. we have to look at how they did their jobs. it is not a matter of having our information. data verification and update is important. i worked in a federal agency. census bureau has a large data bank and i worked in the automation department and deal with how the information is transmitted and stored and verified. and the irs is not ready for them or beta tested properly. >> you are saying they have to prove it. >> they are not ready for market. >> krifrten what do you think about that? >> i don't so the added problem with obama care. they need to demonstrate if people misuse information, they will lose their jobs and violation of the law they will be prosecuted. we know that there is misuse and there doesn't seem to be any attempt to find these people and prosecute them. when it come

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. >> coming up at 4:00 challenges for president obama's nom know for federal reserve chair. >> more needs to be done to strengthen the recovery. >> janet yellen well known in the bay area. you'll hear from one of her colleagues next. >> san francisco fire department tests are on trial. some say they're flawed. also... >> three two,, three. two.. >> also, a plea from a father of a 9-year-old boy who snuck on to a plane. he says his son just slipped away. >> i'm abc 7 news morning news anchor, are you stressing about bart? we're listening. abc 7 news wants to know how another strike would affect you. post your video message on instagram, twitter and facebook. tell us where you are and where you live. you might >>> a woman has been nominated to head the nation's central bank. janet yellen is no stranger to the bay area. >> abc 7 news reporter david louie joins us live. she's no stranger to you, either. >> that is correct. you know that i have interviewed janet yellen many times ask covered speeches. she's touched lives of students at cal where she taught for 26 years. >> she's a proven leade

among the challenges of living this far north - poverty and malmute rigs as a nom addic people face the unfamiliarities of settled life. they are seeing evidence of that at the soup kitchen. >> this is a hunting culture, a lot of people are frustrated over barriers that emerged over the last 30 years or so since the establishment of the settlements today. now you are dependent on the grocery store. it brings in a range of issues. >> for thousands of years they gather the food from the land and the ocean. now as reluctant towns people they are dealing with challenges that their ancestors could hardly have imagined. >> investigators are searching for the cause of a pipeline break that spewed more than 20,000 barrels of oil into north dakota farmland. >> you can see the line. >> up here. >> you smell the tyre, you may smell petroleum. >> you can. >> steve harvested wheat on this combine when he drove through an oil slick. he sensed a problem days earlier. >> even the yard a week in advance, i could smell something. we are a mile and a half away. >> what he found was hard evidence of pipeli

the first to be released were nine shia muslims from leb nom, captured in shirria by sunni rebels, suspected of being hezbollah fighters. they denied that. >> two turkish pilots were abducted in beirut in retaliation of the lebanese men. they were the nest to be released. they were held because turkey backs the syrian rebels. >> the third elements is set to take place, more than 100 women held bit sirrian government. a concession to the rebels. >> omar al saleh is in southern turby. more than 100 female prisoners expected to be released. what do we know about the timing of the release, the whereabouts and the conditions? >> there's a great deal of confusion and conflicting reports over the issue of female prisoners. one syrian activist who is close to the syrian rebel group that held the hostages said that 127 female prisoners have been released and are in turkey. another activist denied that report, saying the 127 were released and are still in damascus. we spoke to the syrian estate agencies, and they said they have no information. now, all of this comes after a chaotic day in the lebanese

some to the marathon finish line, the place that noms exploded killing three, injuring more than 200. boston strong others kissed the ground. >> that's the way to do it. the rork win came 6, captain off with a 6-1 victory. >> i love it. >> the celebration is on -- this is the first championship in the past decade. wrapping it up there, since 1918 been a guy might recognize a name, babe ruth. jonny gomes is there doing the sam pain bash. of course, big papi. david ortiz unbelievable. the red sox win 10-1 that they start there from their starter gomes. >> it's great to see. i love to see the excitement. always next year. >> heartbreaking. >> i love april. 5:52. google glass. have you heard about this. southern california woman wearing a new gadget. >> fewer teens may be using the sight. >>> welcome back everyone. good thursday morning to you. happy halloween as well. perfect with this orange glow over the south bay this morning. waiting for the sun's arrival to warm things up. christina loren as well coming along giving us a treat in the forecast. 5:54. this morning it's still unclear i

i was the only one that nom that ited someone else last november, and was myself in january.. i'd be surprised to see it stand up. >> members were praising boehner for fighting priorities as long as he did. battle is going resume in 13 weeks. just as campaign trikt is going to heat up we think about stretching in to january, february, then talking about primary that's is going to be hot and heavy during this time. >> it means they'll do another short term kick of the can. >> makes me tired, carl. >> thank you, sir. let's bring in our panel. houston powers, amy stoddard and charles krauthammer, let's talk about the future of the republican party. they're licking their wounds tonight. john boehner doesn't want to say anything at the end of this thing he was leaving. where did it go? >> well, they wanted this, is good for republican governors because they're not part of this in one way or another. and another thing for some, they're whole scheme of having look at this is just different than usual stuff. they are looking at, so sort of twist paradigm to a different level. i don't

. >> you know, john, technology is a fe nom nal thing for this economy. technology has in many senses misled a lot of people because they believe they can make a lot of money quickly by founding an instagram and an awful lot of people in tech start-ups that perhaps might not should have -- should not have made that decision. help me out here. am i barking up the wrong tree? >> no. i think you're right. i think there are a lot of people who are hoping to build the next instagram and for the people who have the absolute top flight talent to do that, it doesn't have to succeed. the product can end up essentially being the resume that gets them that job at an apple or google but the issue really is what happens to the most talented, the hardest working young people in this country? what sort of chances do they have? are we the sort of place that gives those people the best chances and so that they end up in a position like your tim cook and angela ahrendts or are we losing that a bit and shifting to something else. that does have implications for the economy.

>> gary: star nom de ocelot opened the door.y well and lost the quarterback start but now of so what is heard at 1-4.things are getting worse for last seasons 49er nfc title oppoennt >> gary: >> when you play like that you'll will have more opportunities for him and we're excited about that. >> gary: scandal i heard you the best discussed that a few times. and you've never seen carry washington at a game. so they really did keep their think private which is very good. i understand she will get her first local and to do next time the raiders play on a crime that we will bring curry and accurate the raiders will play against new orleans spirit the last tam they travel abroad but was 1990 and we still do not know who the opponent or workstation to carry the game. >> gary: elan of doubt as julio jones who can make some great, great catches. it is out for this season he injured his foot. everyone is picking on townie, rommel his interception and down the stretch and peyton manning and there weren't knocked him off. not him off. >> ga

thigh ak nom this they indicate that there are problems.d for next thursday. among the questions members of congress want answered is what went wrong, how were millions of dollars there and what about hackers. there are concerns that personal health information is being mishandled. >>> in some new details, former vice president dick cheney. drchl sanjay gupta interviewed him for "60 minutes. "here's an expert. fearing a terrorist acould assassinate the vice president by sending a signal to the device telling it to shock his heart into card flal arrest. >> it seems to be a bad idea for the vice president of the united states when someone might be able to get into hack into and i worried someone could kel you. >> years later this scene from the showtime drama how it could be done to the fictional president. >> what did you think when you watched that. >> well i was aware of ta danger that exited but i found it credible because i knew from what we had and adjusting for my own device its with an accurate portrayal. >> the question raises questi

thigh ak nom this they indicate that there are problems.. among the questions members of congress want answered is what went wrong, how were millions of dollars there and what about hackers. there are concerns that personal health information is being mishandled. >>> in some new details, former vice president dick cheney. drchl sanjay gupta interviewed him for "60 minutes. "here's an expert. fearing a terrorist acould assassinate the vice president by sending a signal to the device telling it to shock his heart into card flal arrest. >> it seems to be a bad idea for the vice president of the united states when someone might be able to get into hack into and i worried someone could kel you. >> years later this scene from the showtime drama how it could be done to the fictional president. >> what did you think when you watched that. >> well i was aware of ta danger that exited but i found it credible because i knew from what we had and adjusting for my own device its with an accurate portrayal. >> the question raises questionsen hit statement

it's official, president obama will nom in a minute nate janet yellen to be the next fed chairman.resident obama and john boehner trade shots neither giving ground in the debt ceiling deadline. >>> it's our last chance to restore confidence. asmussen warns of this month's stress tests in an exclusive interview with krnsz. >> we have not made sufficient progress here in europe. >>> the dow down at one-month lows. we might get a business of a bounceback for these markets. the s&p 500 currently trading 8.5 points above fair value. the nax dax is some 17 points above fair value and the dow at the moment is some 61 points above fair value. they've just turned up right non in european markets. the ftse 1 is 00 is flat, xetra dax up 0.3%. cac 40 up 0.5% and the ftse mib is up 1%. this as the u.s. president barack obama is pushing house republicans to end the government shutdown and raise the debt ceiling in a more than hour long news conference in the white house on tuesday, the approximated says he's happy to speak with john beaners and others about anything including his health care pla

one trader said to me, look, the impact of this nom nation isn't going to be that huge.he bigger impact, really, is who is going to be the new vice chair and more importantly, the rotation of the fed governors who are going to be voting members next year. eve got two hawks coming in. would you agree with that? >> well, i think the entire composition being in flux the way it is is a problem. maybe that's one of the real issu issues. she has both the stream of consciousness by which the fed has been driving itself and at the same time help the members of the fomc keep the consensus. >> patrick, what have you heard from the minutes last night? is there anything that gave you further indication that tapering is going to be pushed out until next year? >> i thought that the minutes did at least flesh out the thinking. and that the debate was as close as it was was a little surprising to me. because i thought given what the data was, given what we had hanging over us in terms of the fiscal follies we're going through, i thought that the fomc would say, look, we've got to take a

hear a lot from clinton world whispers, saying she doesn't want to get out front and be the prumtive nomit didn't work out so well for her. at some point she will have to come out and mod you late. >> in stories like rumblesings that could force her out and mover up her time table if she feels, loirks wow, there is movement building. therer questions i sort of have to answer, positions i have to take. >> that could affect her time table. >> she said in an interview this week, she's going to decide next year. she will think about it next 84. which is hard to believe she's not thinking about it just now. >> she's hanging out. >> hanging out. yeah. it could, but she doesn't have, warren will have an issue with raising money that clinton won have. she has this infrastructure set up. she can take as much time as she wants, she has that. she has name i.d. with those lesser-known candidates as we all know, you need to get out there sooner and faster. >> if i was warren the interesting thing, this to me was -- i know she was on the national stage. this to me was the launch, august, 2011, film at

i look at how mitt romney won the republican nom nation last year.rate applied to him. own ideological position was he acknowledged this was a conservative party. i'm going to endorse the tow party position. they called them a moderate. he didn't give them much am nation to work for employ in 2016. he says, yeah, he takes on the tea party position. >> chris christie is a very popular and effective governor of a blue state. that's a powerful thing for a republican to be elected twice as a governor of a blue state dominated by democrats and he gets there because of the fact that he's honest. he's not. you can't put him into a box. >> he gets there, he doesn't have to play washington, d.c. if they did it like us in trenton. but, susie. >> no, it was interesting during the republican primary, you had this, just looking at the polls, like everyone had their 340e789 and fell away. romney basically won because he managed to be the last standing. we are seeing cruz as the face of the tea party right now. two knows how long this will last. they have this, the

he became came in yesterday and said he will hold up president obama's nom nangs of janet yelp enas fed he is using this as a bargaining chip. >> legislation his father did for years for the hold up the fed. rand paul said i will hold this up in the house if we don't get a vote. he has been waiting forever for a vote in the senate. rand paul unlike cruz and some others has played politics smartly this year. i think he picks his targets that make a lot of sense for what he is trying to do for 2016, whether on use of drones, now the fed. he captain low profile during the government shutdown to me, i never underestimate when he thinks he's on to an issue. >> if there is a relationship, i'm forge again, hoping they get a speedy confirmation. there is the nomination between her nomination and the feds. ted cruz. he wants the government accounting office to do an audit of how the fed implements its monetary policies. it's not unrelated. >> by the way, most americans would say, why not? why shouldn't they? she's got to be one of the most powerful people in the world, why does the fed operate i