say you're trying to pursue a nuclear weapon arsenal and get president barack obama 's full attentionnd a face to face meeting. >> there were more than one attack. >> the front line troops say put on gas masks, we're about to bomb. then they bomb. >> that's not the attack that happened in the spring. >> ridiculous. >> you've got to check your evidence here. i see 99% of the people that follow this believe he did it. you don't. >> i'm not saying he didn't do it. i don't think they're mu ytuall exclusive. >> if you don't get out, you're not going to have time for your segment. >> if you could give obama a grade, what would it be? most give him a b minus. greg has the president's report card next. >>> that's bob waving. george mason university net work asked 200 american historians to rate president barack obama 's presidency. they gave him a b minus. he went after bradley manning, didn't close gitmo, used evil drones. they loved supreme court appointments. the exclusion, he wasn't wing enough. makes you wonder what he had to do to get an a from from them. classify being a straight, whit

syria's failure to comply with revive president barack obama 's threat to use military force. >> it has to be credible, timely and implemented in a timely fashion. finally, there ought to be consequences if it doesn't take place. >> aids to kerry said the u.s. and russian delegation has military intelligence officers who will compare the scope of weapons arsenal with the u.s. looking at start for signs of how soon syrian president assad will allow international access to relevant sites and how honest he is in the nooishl account. >> given the track record, any commitment made by the regime must be treated with great caution. >> assad filed paperwork to begin the process of joining the 197 chemical weapons convention. syria's u.n. ambassador believed that was all that was required. >> syria has become starting today a full member of the convention. >> from switzerland, secretary of state john kerry placed telephone calls to the top leaders of the forces, political and military swings telling the president that kerry was going into meetings in a skeptical state of mind and also president

say you're trying to pursue a nuclear weapon arsenal and get president barack obama 's full attentione to face meeting. >> there were more than one attack. >> the front line troops say put on gas masks, we're about to bomb. then they bomb. >> that's not the attack that happened in the spring. >> ridiculous. >> you've got to check your evidence here. i see 99% of the people that follow this believe he did it. you don't. >> i'm not saying he didn't do it. i don't think they're mu ytuall exclusive. >> if you don't get out, you're not going to have time for your segment. >> if you could give obama a grade, what would it be? most give him a b minus. greg has the president's report card next. i'm kind of seeing a... some kind of... this is... an alien species. reality check: a lot of 4g lte coverage maps don't really look like much at all. i see the aleutian islands. looks like a duck. it looks like... america... ish. that's a map. that's a map of the united states. check the map. verizon's 4g lte is the most reliable, and in more places than any other 4g network. trade in your old device a

also on sunday, president obama 's top national security aid discussed the prospects for the eventual normalization of relations between washington and tehran. >> it is way too soon to presume either the prospect of an agreement on the nuclear program which we hope to be able to achieve, but we are quite sober about the potential for that, and that obviously would need to be a first step before going on to discuss other aspects of the u.s.-iranian relationship which has a long way to go to get to the state of normalization. >> the next round of nuclear talks will be held in geneva in october. >> james rosen in washington, thanks. and as tensioned grow between israel and tehran, what role will the united states play? we will talk more in depth about it. we have lisa coming up in the next hour. >>> there is a new report out that the feds are spying on americans using social media. the new york times reporting that the nsa has been exploiting its vast collection of information on u.s. citizens. the goal is to map social connections, locations and travel by creating very sophisticated gra

also on sunday, president obama 's top national security aid discussed the prospects for the eventual normalization of nations like washington and tehran. >> it is way too soon to presume either the prospect of an agreement on the nuclear program which we hope to be able to achieve, but we are quite sober about the potential for that. and that would obviously need to be a first step before going on to discuss other aspects of the u.s.-iranian relationship which has a long way to go to get to the state of normalization. >> the next round of nuclear talks will be held in geneva in october. greg? >> james rosen in washington, thanks. and as tensions mount between israel and iran, what role will the u.s. play? we are going to talk about it with fox news contributor coming up in a few minutes. in the meantime, new revelations of government snooping and this time by looking at what americans are doing on social media these days. the new york times is reporting that it has uncovered documents on the nsa showing that agency has been exploiting its vast collections of information on american c

larry summers wants them and so does obama. 's going to have a little trouble getting confirmed. it's a question of whether or not obama wants the fight. look at it from obama's standpoint. he's got three fights ahead of them -- syria, a serious one, the debt ceiling, another one, and the confirmation of the new fed chairman. i think of all those three, the fight on the fed chairman is the one he's most likely to abdicate on. and then he picked janet yellen. >> it could go either way? >> yes. >> as far as the heart attacks are concerned, how do you advise investors? will the nervousness be unending? >> the market's done very well over the last two years. people have made a lot of money. there should be a reasonable amount of caution in everybody's portfolio mix. >> we'll leave it there. byron, good to have you on the program. >> great to be here. >> thank you so much. >>> up next, "on the money," the stakes in syria are rising. a look at the cost and effectiveness of the white house's road ahead in the middle east. bill cohen joins me. >>> and later, from hot wings to hot bons, i

. >> obama: 's syristories. >> obama: syria's continue use threatens national security. spoke in an address on tuesday night. >>> the state department has ordered u.s. diplomats to leave lebanon citing security concerns over possible military action in syria. non-essential staffers and american citizens were instructed to leave the capitol of beirut. new information about the jobs in america. the labor department reports that employering added 169,000 jobs. economists say that number is dew pointing. we have more. >> reporter: when 34-year-old alex from brooklyn earned his masters in technology design from nyu, he never thought two years later his full time option occupation would be looking for a full time job. >> it's stressful feeling every day my 9 to 5 is looking for a job, which is really quite stressful. >> reporter: alex, who doesn't want to use his full name on tv because it is afraid it might hurt his chances of getting a job has gone through 20 interviews and several network. fairs, and he has boosted his resumÉ several times. his fear is employers will only s

cruz wants the senate to follow the house and cut off fund for president barack obama 's health care law. >> the senate is expected to approve the bill to keep the government running without changing obamacare. nancy is following it on capitol hill. nancy, good morning to you. >> good morning charlie and norah. well this is now officially the fourth longest senate floor speech in history. it's still going. we believe senator cruz is going to try to speak until the senate holds the vote on funding the government in three hours or so. some republicans call hit courageous. others say it's pointless because their party does not have the votes to defund the president's health care law even though many would love to. >> the senator from texas. cruz took to the floor at 2:41 p.m. eastern time ditching cowboy foots in favor of comfortable blak sneakers. >> i intend to speak until i'm no longer able to stand. >> reporter: the 42-year-old news senator from texas is passionate about the health kaer law. he has detailed concerns. >> it is forcing so many americans into part time work. >> parts o

and i think that president obama 's speech in 2009 calling for the abolition of nuclear weapons, which seems like such a radical idea actually harkens back to that moment in 1945, 1946. this is a generation that saw tens of millions of civilians killed. the estimates of very. >> host: not just from nuclear weapons but -- >> guest: and the second world war great cities were devastated and there was a great belief firstly to end the war, not have any more world wars. and after the destruction of hiroshima and the real conviction the world that entered a new phase and that these weapons must be banned. so it wasn't just radical philosophers in the united states, it was some of the more top military officials. and the command officers who talk openly about the possibility of abolishing the nuclear weapons and putting them under some form of international control and the growing rivalry between the united states and the soviet union and the behavior in eastern europe and the threat to the freedom of europe need that an impossibility. >> host: there were those that suggest we would preempt s

kron4's philippe djegal speaks to a concord man who is from syria. and he has a direct message for president obama and the u-s military. a member of the syrian american council. from his home in concord. he says he's paid close attention to the uprising, which began in march 2011. and, he says the stories coming out of his native country are horrific. aljamal says the uprising and bloody response from the syrian government and president bashar al-assad have inspired him to become an activist. attending and hosting vigils and rallies across the bay area. showing support for his people back home. aljamal says he's met with his local congressman. seeking support for president obama's call for military action. aljamal's wife and five kids were also all born in syria. but they haven't been back there in more than 10 years, because they say it isn't safe. and, that the people there deserve better. in concord, philippe djegal, kron four news. says this sphere sheik would while the new eastern span of the bay bridge is beautiful, the enormous cost should not be lost in the shuffle. when the project first

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house and senate are still at odds over president barack obama 's health care law. nancy is on capitol hill. any signs of progress, nancy? >> reporter: they appear to be speeding up the process a little bit norah. we can't say with certainty that a government shut down will be avoided. senator cruz may have landed in the record books with that speech. he doesn't appear to have led over republicans let alone democrats he would need to defund the president's health care law. it's what happened after that had democrats and republicans scratching their heads. >> one hour after senator cruz ended his marathon speech he and all 99 other senators voted to begin debate on a bill to fund the government. >> mr. cruz -- >> that surprised democrats that had watched cruz rail against the bill 21 hours. >> this has been a big waste of time. >> what was the point? >> staffers for senator cruz say his no vote will come later in the week when democrats vote against the defund. >> i vote that all 99 colleagues in the u.s. senate will listen to the people. that is not likely but i can

it would hold funding for president barack obama 's health care law. >> i'm not sure about the nato part of it. >> an explosion at a chemical plant. flames shooting into the night. >> there's a winning ticket in last night's estimated $400 million powerball purchased in south carolina. >> washington navy yard returned to near normal since the shooting. >> etched into the shotgun, better office way. >> what on earth is going on with the stock market? stocks setting record highs after news of the federal reserve. >> the fed is not ready to take the training wheels off the american economy. massive flooding in the mexican resort city in okay poe co has created a new problem, crocodiles. >> norton in 1973 became the second fighter to beat ali has died. >> all that -- >> u.s. sumo opens and slams his 400 pound opponent. that's a lot of flesh. >> a homeless man found $40,000 turned it over to zblichlts thousands of have been given to james online. >> president barack obama warns the government should shut down in two weeks not because of budget pass but because we'll be watching the last episo

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s down town san francisco monday cool worming up ion tuesday. this is a waterspout. new york times is next. the russian president has newspaper. to talk to americans -- while criticizing president obamautin's words have earned some praise -- but mostly protests. all this as the u-s and russia try to come to an agreement on putting syria's chemical weapons under international control. shannon travis reports. one week ago. they shook hands. now: vladimir putin wagging his finger. putin began his new york times op-ed saying he wanted to. .speak directly to the american people and their political leaders. putin continued arguing. against syria's regime without u-n approval. against "evidence" the regime used chemical weapons. and against something obama said tuesday that many americans agree with. as obama noted the u-s has long been a force for good, he said: "that's what makes america different. that's what makes us exceptional." putin wrote. ".it is extremely dangerous to encourage people to see themselves as exceptional. we are all different, but when we ask for the lord's blessings, we must not forget that god created us equal." a white house official called putin's jabs, "irrelevan

president obama is conditionally endorsing a russian offer to seize and destroy chemical weapons in syria. this is in an effort to avert u-s missile strikes. in his address last night, obama tried to answer the many questions in light of potential u-s military action. >>: i will not pursue a prolonged era campaigned like libya. this would be a targeted strike to achieve a clear objective. to return the use of chemical weapons. the president says he will not try to remove assad by force, citing the war in iraq as proof that such a move would leave the united states responsible for the aftermath. he says immediately after a military strike, he would redouble efforts to seek a political solution to syria's civil war. several dozen people reported illness after eating a brand of yogurt that was recently the subject of a voluntary recall. the fda says it has gotten at least 89 reports of people getting sick after eating chobani greek-style yogurt. the agency says those reports haven't been confirmed. chobani voluntarily recalled some yogurts last week after customer complaints about swollen or bloated packages. [ mom ] in my fa

. >>> the president obama is ina s the news for what he said lastat night in a cash chat with the un official. the conversation was about smoking.smo cnn cameras captured this but it was hard to hear. hear. we got titles on the screen. >>> he is scared of his wife, smart man, right? >> yeah, let's get real here, happy wife, happy life. life >> and mrs. obama's mission as first lady is about keeping the people healthy especially the kiddos, and no surprise you no smoking and no surprise he listened. >>> have you seen her arms. >>> they started rebuilding thet fat ball program inside it's the perfect accessory for the peoplh on the goe and for your next outdoor adventure. coming up,r laura evans tells us about her favorite new gadgets in laura's likes. >>> and let's take you to theo breaking news, crews are workin to free to a worker that who is in a trench that collapsed earlier. they are putting a hose down, do we're not 1 hundred percentuned sure, that could be an oxygenen hose, in a situation like this.. the ground around the worker could be starting to collapsecop in. they put boa

he served on president barack obama 's task force. we want to talk about the autos.ith this filibuster, where we stand. is there a solution to get us to something other than a government shut down? >> there's not a great one. we only have a few days left before the budget deadline and not much longer before we're out of cash. the only thing left to do is pass the continuing resolution to buy thiechlt i think he needs time where both sides will negotiate. the president says he's not going to negotiate over the debt ceiling. that shows feelings as a executive. that's the wrong thing to do. >> that's probably what wants you to the stand off. both side said they're not going to negotiate. >> the president said he's not going to negotiate period. republicans say they're not going to tax increases. >> both sides this is the ground this is off limits and not going there. i don't understand what gets you to the point where you say this is not going to be my way or the highway either side. >> that's right. at the end of the day, you need no allow that negotiation process to t

this may speak to president barack obama 's standing in the world.ve pbl the brazil president would turn down a visit to the u.s. >> you hit it on the head with protest going back to june. >> absolutely. >> larry asked last night if this was an say or obama standing -- she must have been given more strength with the way putin treated us and president barack obama in the last month, probably gave her additional courage. >> interesting, seating at the g 20 too. >> he loves to stick it in people's eyes. >> did the contacts work? >> you tell me what. >> i've been wearing them for years. it takes some time. >> are you getting faster at putting them in now? >> that day i saw you i never got them in. i was in there 45 minutes. today it took me 20 minutes. i only have one on. one is reading. it's like living continual rack focus. >> is it one per day? >> this is a two week one. >> i just went to one a day. they used to do the planned -- you know how much they charge for them? it's ridiculous. one a day is fine. that's what i'm on now. >> you have two? >> i h

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. >> buck, isn't the support the final prove that obama against immediate s medicine. >> soccer and medicare. they should make the players wear burkas. you would have had everything you needed in one place. and they do tailgate, but sometimes there is a mar ri achi band. >> i am mad they left out women's basketball. all 200 fans. >> i am told mls only agreed to pimp for obamacare that they guaranteed it wouldn't result in you living longer than you would. and president obama agreed. thoughts? >> i knew when it was going over a hundred words it would end badly for me. soccer, soccer plumes. these -- soccer, soccer moms. he obviously has a huge level of support for women with kids. that's how he got in the office. it won't make sense for anyone watching the ads. no one will think about the good things about obamacare. they will say who is this guy in shorts and socks up to here talking to me now. i didn't even know dc had a team. >> really? >> okay maybe not. >> aim being too hard on soccer or never enough. >> you can't be hard on a game that ends in a tiement 90 minutes of this and this and t

president barack obama but she canceled that meeting. in response to. the n.s.a.'s program spying on her personal communications as was reported by documents leaked by n.s.a. whistles whistleblower edward snowden the n.s.a. spied on the brazilians president's personal communications as well as brazilian citizens this is not something the brazilian president is happy about or latin america in general is happy about many heads of state have called on us president barack obama to publicly apologize for the n.s.a.'s pervasive spy program so we can expect that she will be addressing this surveillance system that the u.s. has in place now after the brazilian president wraps up her address to the international community u.s. president barack obama will take to the podium there may be an awkward moment we'll have to wait and see the u.s. leader of course is expected to address several issues he may speak about the n.s.a.'s spying program but he also course is expected to talk about iran's disputed nuclear program syria's chemical weapon use and peace talks between israel an

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which have been fragmented >> and a concord man who is from syria has a message for president obama and the u-s military. ziad aljamal is a member of the syrian american council. he says the stories coming out of his native country are horrific. aljamal met with his local congressman. seeking support for president obama's call for military action. and coming up at 6-30. you'll hear from aljamal including why he hasn't been back in syria for more than 10 years. >> the time is 6 07 a.m.. still ahead on the kron4 morning news. we will have a story about a man who did not let his sexual partners know that he is hiv- positive. the cases affecting hundreds of people. >> we're also want to have the latest on a wild fire in yosemite. mark dan andon will update us on the containment numbers. unbelievable. shhhhh! in our day, we didn't have u-verse high speed internet. yeah, our babysitter didn't have a million ways to serve mom up on a silver platter. we had to count sheep to fall asleep. and i always worried that i was creating an overcrowded sheep farm. in my head... never looked like that farmer took

this news comes as sources tell fox news following president obama's order er s the cia has been oh deliveringns to syrian rebels for weeks. not comforting. here with reaction to the disturbing news, juan williams and author, columnist michelle malkin. before we get started here, i know we have had 100,000 dead. over a million refugees here. we've got a lot of video including video i will show of the horrific assassination going on widespread throughout the country. it is only the chemical attack, 1400 people that got this country's attention. look at this, for example. [ speaking in a foreign language ] line . [ gunshots ] >> juan williams, does it concern you that we don't really know the people we are giving arms to now? we might be helping them get into power. >> of course. that's why people like me were reluctant to get involved in syria until now. i think it's not clear who exactly the rebels were. i know there have been lots of people who say, in fact, that the so-called moderates where the majority of the opposition force, but we don't know. how do you measure such a thing? it's imposs

s not to intervene militarily in syria. the demonstration was put on by anti-war group the "answer coalition." president obama said this afternoon that the u-s "should" take military action in syria in response to an alleged chemical weapons attack there. but many people here disagree. >> what gives it the united states the government to go into a country and attack. how does it help the people there? they are terrified. we are classified as low income and the big reason for that is because of the military budget. >> the president says he will seek authorization from congress to take any military action once they return from summer recess the week of september ninth. >> the united nations says it is waiting for the results of lab tests to draw any conclusions on whether chemical weapons were used in syria. u-n inspectors left the war-torn nation today, carrying evidence from the sites of the alleged chemical weapons attacks. >> that mission will be a fact finding trip and compiled a trip with details. >> the syrian government and opposition groups have blamed each other for the use of chemical weapons in the

obama also announced that the u-s would pledge 340-million dollars in humanitarian aid to refugees from syria. just a few days are left for congress to produce a budget that saves the government from a partial shutdown. the current fiscal year ends at midnight monday-- and today senate majority leader harry reid plans to get voting started on a new budget. the senate bill would fund the government until november 15th. last week the house approved a version that keeps the government operating through mid-december but does not fund the new health care law. late tuesday, treasury secretary jack lew warned reporters congress also has a lot of work to do on keeping the u.s. from hitting the debt ceiling... and there's not enough activity going on. higher interst rates seem to finally be impacting the rise in home prices. according to the latest case shiller numbers -- july saw home prices rise 1.8%, that's down from 2.2% in june. of the 20 cities that case shiller tracks, 15 of them saw slower growth. home builders also offer clues to the health of the housing recovery and those numbers are

the u-s and russia would seek a u-n security council authorize sanctions against syria. but would not include military action. officials say president obamasyria. in the newsroom mike pelton, kron 4 news let's take a quick look outside this morning. let's check in with janu for your saturday forecast. drivers in walnut creek could be facing a big parking meter rate increase. the proposal by the city's transportation commission meter rates. when parking is in high demand rates could go from the current price of one - dollar an hour -- to two- dollars an hour. the transportation commission says this is all part of a plan to funnel drivers into using the city's often under- used parking garages. city staff also recommends changing the meter enforcement hours. from nine- in the morning until six -at night. kron 4 spoke with people who are not happy with the proposed changes. the transportation commission will present it's plan to the city council next month. if adopted, the rate hikes could go into effect next year. a brazen robbery caught on camera. early friday morning in pleasanton. a suspect enters this 7-11. the clerk was inside a cooler

s led military strike? >> reporter:syria said it "welcomes" the idea. president obama weighed in an interview with cnn's wolf blitzer. >>we're going to run this to the ground, john kerry and security team will engage we can arrive at something that is enforceable and serious. >> reporter:obama said its something the u-s has long pressed for. >>i have to consistently pointed out we have not seen these kinds of gestures, up until now. >> reporter:for now: >> reporter:the president said he'll continue to press for a military strike. john kerry tossed out the idea in britain monday. yet a u-s official called remarks a "major goof." but russia had already endorsed the proposal. returned to continue deciding on authorizing a strike. a new cnn/o-r-c poll shows six-in-ten americans against meanwhile: >> reporter:syria's president, in a c-b-s interview aired monday said "expect everything" when asked if there will be attacks against u-s interests in the middle east should strikes happen. >> reporter:to that, obama said: the notion that mr. assad could significantly threaten the

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russia is now working with syria to prepare a detailed plan of action to "derail the u-s agression." president obama will make his case to the public in a white house address tonight. kron four at 6 pm. without delay. >> he is not about to do anything. >> after a kerry made those remarks. the state department quickly said that mr. kerry's answer was rhetorical. more russians seized on those comments and put into motion the events that are not resulting in syrians claiming that they will in fact turn over the chemical weapons stockpiles. >> >> coming up on the kron4 morning news. we are keeping you up to date on the latest on the fire that is burning for a third straight day on mount diablo. erica was also watching the weather [ male announcer ] at sizzler... it's back for a limited time! fire grilled steak and golden all-you-can-eat shrimp for an incredible $9.99! only at sizzler! >> welcome back. more on to our top story this morning. a wildfire burning in a bay area wilderness park is growing, forcing more people to leave their homes and leading to a smoke advisory for residents. here's a look at

the former israeli ambassador to the u-s says netanyahu will give president obama some "very ha facts" showing "they haven't changed." the second appeal in the amanda knox case will begin today in italy. knox and her former boyfriend are not expected to be in court for this latest round. back in march, italy's highest court overturned her acquittal and ordered a new trial. the italian courts already convicted knox of killing her british roommate... and then reversed the ruling. italian law cannot make knox return for the trial... her lawyer says she has no plans to return to italy. knox issued a statement through a family spokesman calling the decision "painful"... but saying she's confident she'll be exonerated. today, alex rodriguez faces off against major league baseball ... to fight his 211- game suspension. "a-rod" is accused of doping. the suspension is the longest doping punishment. rodriguez claims major league baseball used unethical practices to target him because he was over paid and under performed. joe flacco's career-high five interceptions doom the ravens... in a tough

president obama is conditionally endorsing a russian offer to seize and destroy chemical weapons in syria. this is in an effort to avert u-sle strikes. in his address last night, obama tried to answer the many questions in light of potential u-s military action. the president says he will not try to remove assad by force, citing the war in iraq as proof that such a move would leave the united states responsible for the aftermath. he says immediately after a military strike, he would redouble efforts to seek a political solution to syria's civil war. assist one elementary school in [ male announcer ] with at&t, you're sure to get a better bundle. just choose the two, three, even four services you want to build a bundle that works for you. [ female announcer ] call at&t now. choose a u-verse triple-play bundle for just $79 a month. get the same great price for two years. plus switch today and get a total home dvr included for life. [ male announcer ] with u-verse high speed internet, connect all your wi-fi-enabled devices to your wireless gateway and save on smartphone and tablet data usage at home. and now, choose from inte

president obama has nomiated u-s representative barbara lee from oakland as a representative to the 68thion of the united nations general assembly. the session begins later this month and will conclude in december. lee's current term in the white house, which ends in 2014-- will not be affected by the nomination. she's been serving as a representative for the east bay since 1984. lee's tenure in the house has been characterized by her anti-war stances, and she recently announced her opposition to the president's plan to pursue military action in syria. firefighters battling the fire on mount diablo returned from the blaze to their belongings missing. we'll tell you how the robbery took place. and riding in a limo could get safer in california. we'll tell you how a new bill will make those limos safer. and a lot of live events hours to remember the attacks on september 11th, 2001. coming up in the 5 a-m hour, we'll take you to a few events taking place in new york and washington. >>anny:twitter says it is buying mopub, a mobile- focused advertising company, as it works to expand its adver

he's my senator from the great state of texas and as the dixie chicks said about president obama i'm embarrassed he 's from texas. he could have stood on his head when the first rule for doctors is first do no harm. that's what senator cruz was doing. >> even if a democrat believes it and they are willing to put 21 hours of their life on hold, why would you admire it? >> it did take courage. look at the slings and arrows he's taken from republicans and democrats. count me as someone who believed at first we should strip out the individual mandate because that's the best perch from which conservatives can make the argument. i was on the train at 7:00 a.m. opened my laptop and realized, ted cruz is still fighting. >> i got up at 6:00 a.m. i was like, you know, if i was chris matthews i would have had a thrill up my leg that he was still there. >> in 1836 texans stood at the alamo knowing they would be slaughtered. this man is a modern day jim bowie, davie crockett, john wayne standing against the forces of evil who make the fiscal status of the country illicit t. i'm proud of this modern day al moe figh

s so crazy. >> reporter: but as mr. obama spoke reports of other click.ine enrollment for insurance exchange will be delayed. that brought more scorn from republicans. house speak john boehner insists there will be no money to run the government without conceptions from the president. >> the president says i am not going to negotiate. i am sorry, it just doesn't work that way. we are not going to ignore washington's spending problem. and we are not going to accept this new normal of a weak economy, no new jobs and shrinking wages. >> reporter: thursday boehner opened a new front in the bat. loading a list of conditions for raising the debt ceiling later in october. including a one-year delay in implementing obama care, tax reform and approval of the controversial keystone pipeline. that brought a mocking reply from the president's spokesman. >> the only thing i didn't see mentioned was a birther bill to attach to it. >> reporter: john pain are the republican speak are in a very tough spot. he may face a stark choice, ask democrats for help patsing a clean