one of whom he's having sex with as they do crack all day ong. i'm guessing will not be a pleasant dinner. in other words, it's not going to happen. >> they can go to the olive garden. [laughter] >> robin thicke at the airport. >> have you heard back from the gaye family? >> i think they want his name out there. >> no, they were pissed. >> they want money. >> you got to watch those gays.

associate,not economy ong the whether or not everyone has access to health care. >> it has many americans frustrated. workers -- ital federal workers cannot work, the stores are going to suffer. they are public servants. they should be working in the interests of the people. i no longer think that is true. >> they have been doing this for years and years. should get of them fired. >> they are set to convene this afternoon. harry reid saying the democrats vow to kill the measure passed by the house over the weekend. in northwest washington, suzanne kennedy, abc 7 news. >> thank you. a shutdown will have a big impact on the men and women who serve our country. iouslook at paid in beginning in mid october. service members will be delayed. medical offerings will be scaled back. civilian employees would be furloughed. >> vincent gray says even if there was a shutdown the business will be open to business as usual. federal law requires the government to to send non- essential employees home. he has no intention of doing that. i concluded that every employee of the district government is essenti

one of whom he's having sex with as they do crack all day ong.ing will not be a pleasant dinner. in other words, it's not going to happen. >> they can go to the olive garden. [laughter] >> robin thicke at the airport. >> have you heard back from the gaye family? >> i think they want his name out there. >> no, they were pissed. >> they want money. >> you got to watch those gays. lways mad about something. >> joey fatone, two girls. one draped on either side of him.

. >> people are worrying about g whether their paychecks are p delayed rather than focusing ong their mission. >> one myth is that government shut down savesis t money. mon the office of management and budget estimates the last timeat there was a shut down in 1995 ii cost the taxpayer about $1.4 billion. in washington, jennifer griffinf fox news. our coverage continues on air and online at mfox dcd.com. >>> the countdown is continuing on maryland's strict new gun controllests. across stores, across the state, owners are reporting record sales. over in virginia meanwhile though supporters of guns vir gathered to take part in the nation's gun show. lauren demarco is live now.. we're hearing stories of five, six people deep in the counter. is that what you're seeing? >> reporter: by the time we gotg here i wasn't seeing that, per say, but there was a lot of customers here from maryland. now state lawmakers pass this law earlier in the year was proposed by governor o'malley in response to the shooting massacre in knewtown connecticut and banned 45 times of assault weapons but people will

about 2,000 japanese companies are currently doing business in gu ong dong. they contributed to the growth of the local economy. japanese investment has slowed due to the strained diplomatic relations between the two countries. regional governments in china had exchanges after anti-japanese demonstrations spread across the country in september last year. >>> australia's new prime minister tony abbott is visiting where he held talks with the president on monday. here are the details from bangkok. >> indonesia has the largest economy in southeast asia, and australia's newly elected prime minister tony abbott hopes to boost ties with his populist northern neighbor. but the main focus of his meeting with the president was the touch stone issue of asylum seekers. abbott's decision to visit indonesia before old allies such as the united states or britain reflects its focus on emerging asia. 20 senior business people are accompanying the prime minister as australian companies seek opportunities in the growing indonesian economy. but relations have been strained by t

one of whom he's having sex with as they do crack all day ong.'m guessing will not be a pleasant dinner. in other words, it's not going to happen. >> they can go to the olive garden. [laughter] >> robin thicke at the airport. >> have you heard back from the gaye family? >> i think they want his name out there. >> no, they were pissed. >> they want money. >> you got to watch those gays. lways mad about something. >> joey fatone, two girls. one draped on either side of him.

it's the odd couple, part 2, former nba star dennis rodman hanging out with kim john ong rodman treated kim is an awesome guy. they watched a basket ball game together. when questioned by the recorders, he said he would not ask him to "kenneth bay. >> john kerr v in lithunia talking about syria, trying to get their support. he be speaking to reporters very shortly, and when that happens, we will dip into that for you. >>> one more strike or a few more feet on a line drive would have been made. johnkerry smith is here to tell us about an almost perfect night in sports. >> game was that close. petide's record was 12 and 20 with a 5.37 era in to friday night. the franciscoans, it has been far from pfsh. friday, perfect was what he was. up against the diamond backs who needed 65 pitches to get through 7 innings without giving a up a single base runner. he managed to strike out 7. when a pitcher flirt with perfects, he needs a little help from his friends and that's what he got in the 6th from defensive replacement, juan perez. perez spelled patrick corbin to play scoper before it hit the tu

. >> i will tell the truth in the face of the sweet talk and the ong slaught of smiles. one must talk facts, and one must tell the truth. telling the truth today is vital for the security and peace of the world and, of course, it is vital for the security of the state of israel. >> meanwhile, israel's security service says it appeared a man who they believe is a spy for iran. the security service he is a belgian citizen of iranian origin recruited by the iranian revolutionary guard to set up busy times in israel as a front for spying. peter sharp has more from jerusalem >> reporter: the israeli intelligence services says the man that was arrested at be ben gurian was a man called alex manns traveling on a belgium passport. he was born in iran, age 55. and he was arrested and being held on suspicion of working for the iranian intelligence services, supplying in israel. he is apparently told -- he has apparently told his interrogators he was promised to be paid a million dollars to carry out spying operations inside the state of israel and he said that he had been involved

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ong t on the subject of getting high, she said i think weed is the best drug on earth. i saw a wolf howling at the moon. i call bs on that. hollywood is a coke town, but weed is so much better and molly too. those are happy drugs, social drugs. you're not in a bathroom. i really don't like coke. what are you from the '90s? you do coke? i do pot. "red eye" has obtained exclusive tape of another pop star fond of doing lines. was there just a company making animal videos to fit our story. they're probably going to do a miley cyrus and drug story. let's get a rodent snuffing up crane. i just wasted ten seconds when i should have just said business. i'm sure you have run into miley. >> it's funny you mention my new show at the canal room. it was just three years ago for her birthday, he big 17th birthday and she had me to some sing some songs. we're down there. they was twerking. it was like her whole little tour staff, her band. you saw it then. this girl grew up in hollywood. her father was very limited range, built quite a little empire. he knew what he had. they're reall

. >> flight attendant betty ong used an air phone to call american airline reservations. >> critical by as ong was repeatedly asked the same questions. >> for approximately 23 minutes, betty patiently told us she thought they were being hijacked because two or three men gained access to the cockpit and the cabin crew couldn't communicate with the pilots. >> at 8:25 a.m., boston controllers realized flight 11 had been hijacked. 13 minutes passed before they called the military's northeast air defense sector to intervene. >> fighter pilots at otis air force base in massachusetts were ordered to battle stations, but they waited for neads to tell them where to go. while they stood by, american airlines flight 11 crashed into tower one of the world trade center at 8:46 a.m. >> i was in an elevator somewhere between the 78th and 101st floor when suddenly i felt a drop by the explosion and then felt it plummeting. the elevator burst into flame. i began to beat at the flames, burning my hands, arms and legs in the process. >> we have a breaking news story to tell you about. apparently a plan

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so we flew out of the area with her hanging ong on the outside of the aircraft. >> not only did the crew contend with the possibility of someone shooting their helicopter out of the sky, the weather was also bad and the rescues were conducted while that helicopter's windshield wipers were going full speed. >> a lot of heroes out there. peter doocy, live on the scene. thank you. >>> another major twist in the gas attack in syria. now russia claims it has proof the rebels were responsible and claims it will present its evidence. what does this mean for us and any potential military attack on syria? much more on that coming up on "studio b." russia says the rebels used chemical weapons in syria and officials there say they had the proof. according to the russian news agency, that country will present evidence from the syrian regime linking the rebels to poison gas attacks. russian officials say they gave proof. the russian called the u.n. report one-sided. the u.s. claims the regime carried out the attack. the u.n. report did not assign blame to the rebels or syrian government. today the u.

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rodman, speaking of sports, dennis rodman is going back inside north korea to visit his friend, kim jung ong cameras caught up with him at the beijing airport. the former star's visit comes as the u.s. is trying to neg other than ate the release of kenneth bay. bay is a u.s. missionary who was given a life sentence at a north korean labor camp. rodman told reporters there has been no assurance for bay's release. the communist leader is said to be a basketball fan. in february, he visited north korea on his promisal tour. thousands of prehistoric fossils have turned into rock stars. they have been rescued from museums and are now available as 3-d models. there are plans to also digitally scan dinosaur fossils. researchers and the public have access to the virtual fossils and can print a 3d replica. the british says it's online collection of scans is the first of its kind. kevin korvo is here with your national forecast next, and we will see you nelater. ♪ >>> if you were with me last night, we were talking about flooding and seve severe thunderstorms in the northeastern part of the country. t

. >> regretting something said ong social media, nothing new of.'s a push to protect pe teens from that problem by letting them get to do a do over. law makers in california are considering so-called eraser button legislation that would allow teens to remove their own postings on social media and give teens a chance to retract comments that they have written that may be hurtful. the law is meant to protect children from hurtle comments, m and headed to college. >> can't you go back and delete it. >> an erase button would be really good.rea >> not just for teens, but for everybody. >> still ahead in the battlefield to an art gallery. we will introduce you to a unique program that is helping veterans recover from ptsd. >>> a kind of art that the army doesn't want you to see. we will explain next. it's 8:26. >>> uncle sam wants a few good men and women but not> u their y art. under a propose the rule changee proposed by the stars and newspaper new army recruits won't be allowed to have tattoos visible below the elbow or knee, or above the neck line. t

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ong event, i definitely think so. john, david and everybody for inviting me today. fun.was a heck of a lot of i clearly need to hit the range more often. time in the studio than on the range and that was obvious today. is a privilege to be here because we have been covering on n.r.a. news what has been going on here in colorado, so to talk laura in person and david and sheriffs and shake their hands for doing what you are doing, can you give yourselves a round of applause? because i know you are not thanks enough and thank what each of you is doing, and will continue to do colorado. this state is a flash point. his state, at the beginning of the year, was on a list. here are we going past gun control? there were a lot of obvious places. onnecticut, new jersey, although we have seen governor christie veto some bills. some awful e have bills coming. but new york state and the safe act. these were expected places, maryland. nobody has seen maryland as a gun state any more. colorado was supposed to be the surprise. all of these politicians who controls ese gun proposals