. >>> negotiators from 12 asia pacific nations have been working hard to strike a free trade deal by the end of the year. they are fast running out of time but they say they haven't given up hope on reaching an agreement on the transpacific partnership soon. >> we also had a ministerial in beijing which was very productive. and we're now laying out a series of engagements over the next couple of months at the chief negotiators level, working group level to make progress on the remaining outstanding issues. >> u.s. trade administrator michael froman says that the sides have made progress on difficult issues such as tariffs on farm products and cars. but he said some sticking points remain. >>> people at a major u.s. oil drilling firm are worried that tumbling prices will hit their markets. will pay almost $35 billion in cash and stock to acquire the third biggest, baker hughes. last year, the combined revenue of the two businesses was nearly $52 billion. that would put them ahead of industry leader schlumberger. they have benefited from an increase of domestic production of shale oil

obama is in china for a meeting involving 21 asian pacific nations. earlier in the day he took to the white house website to urge the fcc to keep the internet free and open. >> should major it clear whether you use a computer, phone or tablet, internet providers have a legal obligation not to block or limit your access to a website. cable companies can't decide which online stores you can shop at or which streaming services you can use. >> and that is not what internet service providers wanted to hear. they want fast lanes where certain websites would work faster for a fee of course. many large websites including google oppose that plan. >>> time now 6:09. disney movies have taught lessons to generations of children but a bay area couple says they fall short in one critical area. how their young daughter is inspiring a push to change all that. >> it is the largest veterans day parade north of the golden gate bridge. good morning. i'm roberta gonzales live in petaluma and i have all the parade details. >> and it should stay mostly dry on this veterans

and diplomatic clout, putting its free-trade area in direct competition with a similar pact of pacific nations under american leadership. >> the summit also saw a flurry of diplomatic activity with russia's president for reputed meeting with these u.s. counterpart, barack obama. >> he was able to get a majority of states to sign off on one of his major initiatives. the free-trade area of the asia-pacific. it is a landmark agreement which he believes will bring the countries closer together. it represents the confidence and determination -- and would benefit the economy is on both sides of the persistent. c >> we all prayed for the death penalty. we wanted the crew members to suffer as much pain as our children did. but, they got just five years and about 30 years for the captain. >> the ferry sank in april with 476 people on board. >> an independent investigation found that -- the conditions of the ship also played a role in the tragedy. >> russia has signed a deal to build two more nuclear reactors in iran. >> the u.s., and russia continue to seek a deal on iran's nuclear program. iran says i

>> several asia-pacific nations agreed to a free trade zone that is backed by china.t is called the free trade area of the asia-pacific. this free trade zone, in some ways, is designed to counter the transpacific partnership that obama is trying to cement during the apec summit. that would be during the united states and other asian nations. many in china believe that this transpacific harder ship by the united states is designed to contain -- partnership by the united states is designed to contain china. >> beijing has been trying to put its best foot forward. it has even tried to put a lid on pollution. >> we have been through a roller coaster in terms of pollution in the last few weeks. it hit sky high levels, extreme levels in the weeks preceding the summit. a lot of steel factories were boosting production in anticipation of having to shut down during the summit. the steel factories did shut down, but the pollution has not gone away. pollution is six times what is deemed safe by the world health organization. pollution has fallen to relatively safe levels now. fo

many are small island nations in the pacific.h scientists warming it will make natural disasters worse, samoa is preparing for the worst. from the capitol: >> two years ago, a cyclone brought trees smashing down on some of lester dean's bee-s, rain pummeled others. flooding took more. so many plants were destroyed, even the bees that survived the storm were starved of policien. >> caused problems, vegetables weren't policy iniated for the next season's crops. >> reduced the harvest. >> everybody lost out. the vegetable farmers and fruit farmers just had no cash at all. nothing. assessment nothing. natural disasters can have unexpected consequences. so anticipating them makes sense. dean is keeping his new hives well away from trees and the roof should help protect them from heavy rain. elsewhere in samoa, after a tsunami killed 33 people in one coastal village, survivors moved to a new settlement up the hill in case it ever happens again. trees are being planted along shore lines to protect from ocean surges. crops are put under

some in pacific nations have agreed to cut the catches by up to half of the current haul starting next year. the list is not legally binding, but observers warn that the world's largest consumer, japan, may face increasing international pressure to take strict preservation measures. nhk world. >>> people in indonesia are finding prices at the gasoline stand have soared overnight. we have more from the business desk. what's going on here? zbr indonesia may be the biggest economy in southeast asia, but hasn't been as -- in japan for example, or north america, so to change that, government officials -- and now that are more drivers, the president says he wants to use that for other things. he raised the government subsidized petrol price overnight by more than 30% and says this will save nearly $10 billion that will be better spent elsewhere. people in indonesia have been benefitting from lower fuel prices for years, but government officials say the it has made the currencies too expensive. globally though, oil prices are falling and the people at a major u.s. drilling firm worry tumbles

the tpp is a proposed free trade agreement involving a dozen asian-pacific nations. the negotiations have not made much progress in part because a significant number of democrats want to protect the youth market. here's what thomas mann at the brookings institution says. >> the the president's trade negotiating authority, the so-called fast track procedure would be reauthorized. if the republicans decide to do that and if in principle believe it, but if they do it, i think that would increase the likelihood of the tpp. >> on the other hand, they say republicans may demand a higher level of trade in the tpp negotiations, such as the total elimination of tariffs. japan would be against that. as would some asian nations. >>> well, investors are happy tw the results. they think the gop majority in the house and senate will be good for the market. ai uchida is joining us at the business table. >> well, republicans are in favor of less regulations. they want company executives to be able to make decisions more freely. investors think this business environment is good for t

. >> america is a thoroughly pacific nation. we've always had a history with asia. and our future, our security sand prosperity is in, ininextrekibly intertwined with asia. >>> the ntsb is now investigating a small plane crash that killed two people. the small cessna took off yesterday afternoon from a private airfield in hollister. it crashed in a rural area east of gilroy. the crash site is up in the hills and is only accessible by foot or all-terrain vehicle. when first responders efreached it, they found that both people on board, a man and a woman were dead. the plane is registered to a 69- year-old man from gilroy. >>> an early-morning accident along a foggy union city thoroughfare left a man with life-threatening injuries. police say the driver of a chevy malibu was critically injured in a crash with a box truck at the intersection of whipple road and central avenue. it happened around 3:30 this morning as the malibu drove east on whipple road. the driver of the box truck was making a left turn onto westbound whipple. >> the driver of the box truck was treate

obama is in china for a meeting involving 21 asian pacific nations. >> we look to china to approve biotechnology advances that are critical to feeding a growing planet on the same timeline as other countries, to move definitively towards a more market-determined exchange rate, and, yes to stand up for human rights and freedom of the press. >> the president also met briefly three times with russian president vladimir putin. they were said to have talked about iran, syria and the ukraine >>> new this morning, the captain of out south korean ferry that sank with deadly results was sentenced to 36 years in prison. it's for negligence and abandoning passengers. however, the court acquitted him of homicide. more than 300 people most of them teenagers died when the ferry sank back in april. survivors say they were ordered to stay on the boat instead of being told to evacuate. >>> time now is 4:41. google goes on a real estate buying binge. how many people the tech giant will have to hire to fill its new offensive. >>> what's cool about your school? email your nominations to us at coolschools@kpix.com.

this is the beginning of the week-long trip to asia with world leaders from asia and pacific nations. it was an interesting speak focusing on the u.s. economy, cheerleading on the u.s. economy. he talked about the u.s. relationship with china and finally ended up on the u.s. relationship with other nations talking about the trans-pacific partnership, the trade deal the president is trying to get. >> he doesn't talk very much about human rights abuses. that is something people would like him to say something in china about that. he mentioned it. also about cyber theft and international property rights. very careful in china. >> it is so fascinating listening to what he says and trying to decipher what he means. he did talk about women's rights and workers rights and workplace safety and cyber security. in ways designed not to offend china. >>> a lot more going on this morning. we will take a quick break. we'll be right back. wouldn't it be great if hiring plumbers, carpenters shopnline is as easy as it gets. and even piano tuners were just as simple? thanks to angie's list, now it is.

i just came from hawaii at a conference where the pacific nations got together on the big island andbout how this could be used to support missions to the moon and i go to those missions because i've been there and done that. but i'm not the president who says that. neil: no one does. under administrations, we are ondering what is the nextme big thing if it's not mars which seems like an obvious choice. is it the europeans and what they are doing? everyone seems to be doing something and we are not. >> instead of really looking at an objective and a time and a plan, the most in orton that i think is to have a plan and not just to have to go there and come back if that is of the planet. but i've been working on a plan rather than a mission. that plan involves sequential evolution of pioneering exploration. >> you think that we will ever get to that .2 that it might be the europeans pursuing this, maybe even the japanese getting more involved, but it won't be us? you fear that that could be the case? >> i certainly hope not. and every effort i can make is driven by american leadership.

that's because, as i said on each of my visits, america's a thoroughly pacific nation.always had a history with asia. and our future, our security, and our prosperity is inextricably and twined with asia. i know the business leaders in attendance today agree. i've now had the privilege to attend the apec ceo summit in sing history, yokohama, and my original hometown of honolulu, now in beijing. i think it's safes to that few global forums are watched more closely by the business community. there's a good reason for that. taken together, apec economies account for about 40% of the world's population. and nearly 60% of its gdp. that means we're home to nearly 3 billion customers and three-fifths of the global economy. over the next five years, nearly half of all economic growth outside the united states is projected to come from right here in asia. that makes this region an incredible opportunity for creating jobs and economic growth in the united states. and any serious leader in america, whether in politics or in commerce, recognizes that fact. the last time i addressed

. >>> the leaders of china and japan have met ahead of a summit of asia pacific nations in an attempt relations over competing territorial claims. >>> now we go from one legendary sporting name to another. it seems we could see a beckham shirt back in the premier league. not the old man david. his eldest son brooklyn has reportedly signed his first professional football contract with arsenal. the 15-year-old has been attracting attention from a number of sides, we're told. among them, his father's former club manchester united. thought to have been interested. but it seems arsenal have beat them to it. with me is a sports journalist. it's a bit of a challenge following your dad, but that's quite a coup, isn't it? >> it is a coup. as you said, a big challenge, because if you look at the history of not just football, but of sport, sons of famous fathers haven't quite made it. the burden of always being compared to who the father was. so while he's considered quite good, and obviously arsenal wouldn't have signed him unless he was promising. i don't want to be too cynical, but the beckha

. ♪ >> as we mentioned earlier the leaders of the 21 pacific rim nations are in a pack. -- in apec.re is a far more compelling story happening at the same time. >> each year the leaders on earth gathered to take part in the transpacific regions fabulous events. welcome to the 22nd annual asia-pacific economic cooperation summit, red carpet live. we are covering the story that is in most walls, who wore it best? this year a major controversy has already erupted on day one involving china's president gigi ping russia -- china's president xi jinping, russia's president vladimir putin, and president barack obama. they showed up wearing identical outfits. president obama shows up in the same thing. talk about getting caught purple handed. this american president doesn't particularly enjoy the pageantry of the asian summit. last year he am a john kerry to take his place. an actual president who relished the follow -- the photo op was bill clinton, who not curated the summit in 1993. the next year he displayed the styles of lady gaga. it was a visit where the asian countries had to adopt t

obama is in china for a meeting involving 21 asian pacific nations and while there, the white house called on federal regulators to support net neutrality. >> should make it clear that whether you use a computer, phone or tablet, internet providers have a legal obligation not to block or limit your access to a website. cable companies can't decide which online stores you can shop at or which streaming services you can use. >> that is not what internet service providers wanted to hear. they want fast lanes where certain websites would work faster for a fee, of course. many large websites including google oppose the plan. >>> 5:09. up next, she is growing up watching disney princesses but now one bay area girl to inspire disney to do something they have never done before. a woman's fight to create a new hero for her daughter. >> reporter: it's the largest veterans day parade north of the golden gate bridge. good morning! i'm roberta gonzales live in petaluma with parade day details. >> and a lot of clouds outside right now. no rain but we are seeing some drizzle near the coastline. we have s

. ♪ >> as we mentioned earlier the leaders of the 21 pacific rim nations are in beijing for apec.re is a far more compelling story happening at the same time. >> each year the leaders on earth gathered to take part in the transpacific regions fabulous events. welcome to the 22nd annual asia-pacific economic cooperation summit, red carpet live. we are covering the story that is in most walls, who wore it best? i am speaking, of course, of the tradition of world leaders are wearing ceremonial garb. this year a major controversy has already erupted on day one involving china's president xi jinping, russia's president vladimir putin, and president barack obama. that's right, the three most powerful leaders created the most ghastly economic faux pas they showed up wearing identical outfits. president obama shows up in the same thing. talk about getting caught purple handed. it is an open secret among politicos that this american president doesn't particularly enjoy the pageantry of the asian summit. so much so that last year he sent john kerry to take his place. an actual president who

he addressed climate change, travelling asia pacific nations to lower carbon emissions and pushing for a united global climate deal. andrew thomas is in brisbane with the latest. >> reporter: the focus of his speech was expected to be the united states's strategic pivot towards asia, with a nod to the g20s economic talks to come. unexpectedly one of president obama's main themes was the environment. >> as we focus on the economy we cannot forget the need to lead on the global fight against climate change. >> reporter: more than 6 minutes of the president's speech was devoted to climate change in what looked like a rebuke to australia prime minister. he made it clear that he did not want climate change discussed at the g20. if tony abbott was stung, president vladimir putin was isolated, out but ignored by other world leaders over lump. actions in ukraine loom large. the obligatory handshake between host and guest was more firm than friendly. [ chanting ] >> reporter: few people protested against vladimir putin, but there were p there were marches calling for action on climate change, r

the chinese limb moments arrived carrying leaders from 21 pacific rim nations, along a neon l.e.d. red carpet that lit up as the dignitaries approached. president obama, part of the show. donning a dark purple silk tunic. other world leaders, including vladimir putin, wearing similar outfits, provided by the chinese that seemed more familiar to a dance club than a world summit. putin and president obama met only briefly and did not discuss any of the serious issues dividing them. the traditional fireworks were not the only show. all of beijing treated to a rare glimpse of blue sky in the notoriously polluted capital. the government has been temporarily cleaning the air. enticing government workers to leave town with paid six-day vacations, shutting more than 800 surrounding factories and keeping off coal-fueled home heating across the city, despite freezing temperatures at night. sadly, that clean air lasted only a couple of days. the air quality warnings are back, and we can no longer see those blue skies. david? >> jim avila in beijing tonight. thank you. >>> back here at home th

and 11 other pacific rim nations whose leaders are also at the summit. calls the traps pacific partnership and at least part of its goal is to cut into the surplus that china maintains by exporting more than importing. the tpp group includes the u.s., japan, australia, canada, mexico, and other countries. mr. obama told their leaders more trade between their economies has the potential to create a lot of new jobs. >> the fastest growing, most dynamic region in the world economically, our teams have made good progress in resolving several outstanding issues. today is an opportunity at the political level for us to break some of the remaining logjams. >> despite the progress no final agreement is expected on the trip because of long-standing differences over how widely japan will open its doors to u.s. farm exports. >> i mentioned the cyber security issue. are they getting into that? >> timing is everything. as the president arrived the postal service announced it had been hacked this year, and the "washington post" quoted unnamed administration officials s

both sides do support wide-ranging trade deals with pacific rim nations. they still can't agree what to do with the undocumented immigrants who already live in this country. we have mike viqueira standing by on this very topic. mike, immigration is the topic that nobody fixes. everybody talks about. and we always talk about being a big election campaign in the presidential election, this is going to come in to play in a big way. what happens in the next two years. >> you're right. it's going to be as divisive an issue as ever. it was the president who put off taking executive action due action, the president said i'm going to take executive action. the so-called dreamers, but then he said i'm going to do it after the election. now the white house doubling down and president obama again making it clear that he's going to do to contrast that with mitch mcconnell in a victor victorious press conference saying that would poison the well with relations with the republicans. already there is this potential of these sides getting off on the wrong foot. nobody sho

not only a trade agreement, but also a strategic opportunity for the united states and other pacific nations to come together, to bind together so that we can all prosper together. second, powering a clean energy revolution that will help us address climate change while simultaneously jumpstarting economies around the world. third, reducing tensions and promoting regional cooperation by strengthening the institutions and reinforcing the norms that contribute to a rules-based, stable region. and forth, empowering people. throughout the asia-pacific that live with dignity, security and opportunity. these are our goals for the rebalanced. these are the objectives that we are working to pursue. and we are working together with our allies and our partners across asia. and these are the goals that the president will discuss with other leaders next week at the asia-pacific economic cooperation meeting in beijing, and also at the east asia summit that follows in burma. the goal of the rebalance is not a strategic initiative to affect one nation or push people in any direction. it is an inclusive inv

chinese limo arrived carrying leaders from 21 pacific rim nation along neon led red carpet that lit up as the dignitary approach. president obama part of the show. donning a dark purple silk tunic. other world leaders including put i hope wearing similar outfit provided by the chinese that seemed more familiar to dance club than a world summit. putin and president obama met only briefly and did not discuss any of the serious issues dividing them. if traditional fireworks were not the only show. all in beijing treated to rare glimpse of blue sky and notoriously polluted capitol. government has been temporarily cleaning the air enticing government workers to leave town with paid sick day vacation shutting 800 surrounding factory and keeping off coal fume home heating across the city despite freezinging temperature at night. >> the president and chinese host have already finished one peace of business. u.s. and china will start grant a visa to each other citizen for up to continue years. visa currently valid for just one year. >> department of veteran affair will under go a ms i have rest

they are doing it, they say, for the fallen and their families, and focus on palau, a pacific island nationf the fiercest fighting of the war 70 years ago, a place some pilots called "a forgotten corner of hell." fly today over palau's 586 small islands and miles of barrier reefs, and you'll see no sign of the carnage that once occurred here. but beneath the jungle canopy, you can still find the rusted ruins of japanese anti-aircraft guns, and in the clear blue water, a graveyard of planes and the men who flew them. as the second world war raged in the pacific, the islands of palau were teeming with japanese soldiers, and under attack by american planes. the skies overhead were filled with hellcats, corsairs, avengers and b-24 liberators. on september 1, 1944, this b-24, number 453, and its crew took off on a bombing mission. >> announcer: a liberator is hit! >> cooper: 453, like the b-24 in this newsreel, was shot out of the sky and disappeared into the sea. it was one of more than 200 american planes lost over palau during the war. >> announcer: our pacific island warfare is not cheap. >>

pacific special olympics. according to recent national statistics. there are over 20,000 people with disabilities in bhutan. the government has been increasing its efforts to support them. children aged between 6 and 17 attend this public school. the school provides classes for children with special needs. eight such schools have been established around the country so far. >> show me your fingers. >> the government plans to increase the number of these types of schools in the future. jigme established her second center in 2009 with her own savings. the center, located in the eastern mountainous region is a boarding school for young people currently attend. commute. jigme has plans to open other centers in the future. in 2009, a bakery, an unusual type of store for bhutan opened in the capital. the bakery sells 30 types of breads and pastries and is gaining popularity. >> very often i buy from here. the bread, the pastries. >> seven graduates from the center work here. jigme built the bakery in order to give graduates opportunities for employment. the japanese government provided equipment and sent over spec

pacific against chile. it's still a source of national trauma. now, more than ever, bolivia would benefit from re-gaining access to the sea. ♪ bolivia is experiencing a boom. last year, the economy grew by 6.5%. the country is rich in reserves and sovereign debt is low. bolivia is enjoying a fresh wave of confidence under president evo morales. now it wants to reclaim its coastline from chile without bloodshed. >> bolivian people are entitled to the sea. for that reason, one of the objectives of the armed forces is to strengthen the navy. all bolivians should be prepared for the moment when our country wins back access to the sea using peaceful means. >> one option is to bring a case before the international court of justice. morales has tasked his predecessor, carlos mesa, with tackling the maritime issue. he is to represent bolivia in the hague. >> it's not about pursuing legal action in the form of "this piece of land belongs to us and chile should return it." it's neither a border conflict nor a territorial dispute. chile should be ordered by

this is the annual apec summit, several nations that represent the pacific rim economies. that with ukraine once again royaled by unrest, more intensive fighting in eastern ukraine, the election not recognized by western powers, including kiev that happened in breakaway republicans in eastern ukraine will be at the top of the agenda. >> mike viqueira for us in washington, thank you. >> we are also following a developing story out of nigeria this morning. an explosion at a school killed at least 47 people and injured 80 others. it happened in the northeastern part of the country. a suicide bomber walked into the school and detonated an explosive device. much of that region has been fighting boko haram, though at this point, there is no confirmation that that group has been involved. >> reports of more violence in afghanistan as well. ten police officers are dead following a series of explosions in three cities. the attacks come days after a taliban suicide bomber entered a he's department in kabul. >> a soldier stabbed a short time ago. a palestinian man attacked him at a t

our economic interests in the pacific, most of our treaty obligations, our two nations in the asia-pacific. >> including japan. >> japan, the republic of south korea. it is not a matter of a philosophy to contain china or stop china. we recognize what you said, that they are developing a water navy. -- blue water navy. we need to focus on is continuing to sustain our capabilities. partnerships. all of the new things we're doing with other countries there, the relationships. i have been over there on long trips six times. i spent time at the asean defense ministers, the first time the asean defense ministers were invited to the united states at hawaii in spring. alton ministers for a conference. -- all 10 ministers for a conference. it was not just about military, it was also about unitarian assistance. >> i want to get to nuclear. tell me how surprised you were when you look at how we protect, maintain, and deserve our own nuclear weaponry -- and serve our own nuclear weaponry. >> you are probably referring to the two reviews that i directed earlier this year. internal and external review.

pacific region. >> reporter: xi also expressed his nation's determination to take a leading role in developing the economies of the asia pacific region. one example is establishment of the asian infrastructure investment bank. its aim is to provide financial support for infrastructure expansion in developing countries in the region. chinese government officials are hoping to further advance economic cooperation with the region, and obtain approval of the initiative so individual meetings with various world leaders. those are taking place on the sidelines of the apec summit. meanwhile, negotiations are progressing on the creation of the u.s.-led trans-pacific partnership free trade deal. china is not participating in the talks. on monday leaders met to discuss the tpp on the sidelines of the apec summit. china is trying to use its position as the chair of the apec conference to take a lead in the creation of the global economic framework. >> thanks. that was nhk world's eiji hamanishi in beijing. >>> discussions are heating up on how economies in the asia pacific region should cooperate. we take a c

pacific. >> the national football league may have another scandal. >> sunday after their games were done, three received surprise visits from federal drug enforcement agents. john henry smith is in the crow's nest with more details. good morning. >> good morning opinion the feds are focusing on weather locker rooms have become pill mills, providing prescription drugs to players. the three teams investigators spoke with are not the sole focus of their investigation. minutes after the san francisco 49ers walked off the field, federal agents the team physician. he was asked one question. was he in possession of controlled substances like prescription pain killers. >> he's our team physician. he said no and that was it. >> these are random checks to team my significances as they travel to see if anybody is transferring controlled substances across state line. that's all the information we have. >> later the d.e.a. confirmed they had visits with the 49ers and tampa bay buccaneers, the seattle seahawks also confirmed they met with federal agents after their loss in kansas city. according to the washi

relationship with asian nations, in specifically the trans-pacific partnership, a deal that would combine 27 trillion-dollar in gdp. the stakes are i and while president obama wants it to come together the negotiations are by no means over. we're debating it on this program. josh, a number of controversial components about the tpp. one of them is that this was negotiated in secrecy. why be so secretive about it? >> look, it's always a criticism in trade negotiations. it's good that people talk about it and push the boundaries . it's certainly important, there are important issues, and there are important public component to them which requires open discussion. and you put--i think there is an inherent tension in trade negotiations where components are deals waiting to be done. they provide the capacity for your negotiators to get a range of views about what the rules are going to mean, and allows for the impacts to be understood and better rules to be negotiated. >> public interests were banned. congress never saw a draft of this. who is benefiting from secret negotiations. >> there are 6

american people, to see the conflict through to a lasting and just peace in the pacific. 32 minutes, he reasoned with the nation that is suffered a third of a million casualties and the longest war in its history. when the president completed his address, and address he spent weeks in the preparation of, his words and policies were subjected to instant analysis and perilous criticism. the audience of 70 million americans gathered to hear the president of the united states. expressedty of whom their hostility to what he had to say. it was obvious their minds were made up in advance, those who recall the fumbling that followed president johnson's dramatic disclosure of his intentions not to seek another men in a seen these genuine state of non-preparedness. this was not it. [applause] one commentator twice contradicted the president's statement about the exchange in correspondence with ho chi minh. another challenged the ability as a politician. a third asserted the president was following the pentagon line. made clear their sharp disapproval. to guarantee an advanced the president's plea for national unity would

indonesia is prone to earthquake because of its position on the pacific ring of fire. >>> the nationaluard is calling up 2900 troopers in the fight against ebola. they will be replace troops battling the outbreak at its source. >>> a surgeon who cracked ebola working in sierra leone will be flown to nebraska for treatment. dr. martin salia is a resident of maryland. he is paying for the evacuation. >>> kevin conshock is a volunteer fireman battling stage four stomach cancer. hundreds showed up at a fundraiser to defray his mountings medical costs. >>> it appear the trump taj mahal will be the next casino to fold in atlantic city in a year. trump entertainment which owns the taj filed bankruptcy papers yesterday. three thousand workers will lose their jobs, the taj will become the 5th casino to close in atlantic city this year. >>> there's still much more to come on "action news" saturday morning. just continue bieber is in more legal hot water. we'll explain why the arnlg -- argintinian authorities want to talk to the pop star. >>> looks like a winter wand land in the northwest, we'll

and call and nations in asia and the pacific to join the u.s. in confronting global challenge. >>> and a xarp in the skies over california. a bird strike force this alaska airlines flight to turn back for an emergency landing in oakland minutes after taking off. the plane was heading to seattle. none of the 153 people onboard were hurt but the impact reportedly damaged and electronics panel in the cockpit. >>> i'm kelly wright. see you back here at 1:00 p.m. eastern time for a brand new hour of news. now back to "forbes on fox." >>> point, click, sick. critics blasting the white house this week as the president pushes the fcc to regulate the internet. they're calling it the next big government power grab, the former chairman of the fcc telling me he agrees. >> the statute the president is calling for being used as our national internet policy is so ambiguously written, you could easily encompass a whole host of applications, services and innovation we never imagined were regulated by the fcc. >> and rich karlgaard, a lot of people worried about

pacific northwest. that's a look at the national forecast. here's your local forecast.orning everyone, i'm meteorologist chris sowers with this accuweather update. it's a nice quite sunday with temperatures in the mid 50s, 56 degrees in philadelphia. 06 tomorrow, and 67 for veterans day. the girls are frozen, anna and elsa live from disneyland tossing it back to you guys in the studio. >> all right. for a guy with a 5-year-old k y very much. and, sara, what do you have? >> rob gets excited for the ladies from "frozen." some people get excited for football seasons. others just the changing of the seasons. for me it's all about the award shows. the governors awards are the beginning of said season so consider me officially excited. hollywood elite racing the governors awards red carpet saturday night in los angeles. tinseltown all abuzz for the unofficial start of awards season. >> i feel so privileged to be part of it. >> it's phenomenal. it's any follow nall. >> this is the beginning of oscar season. >> reporter: a-listers mark wahlberg, hilary swank, jennifer aniston a

a deal on the traas pacific -- trans-pacific partnership will not occur. 12 nations agreed to trade alliance. the united states would benefit, shipping $2 billion to tpp nations every day. talks have been vet. leaders say there's two sticking points. the first is the tpp dismned, standardizing copyright and international copylaws. critics say it will stuffle creativity and public dissent, and it's feared state owned companies would get an unfair advantage >>> obama administration expects 9 million and 10 million to gain coverage through the affordable care act. less than the 13 million predicted by the congressional office. >> it comes as new insurance plans and prices. there has been plans and subsidies available. open enrolment begun on saturday, and ends in mid-february. the numbers come as health care laws face scrutiny from congress and the supreme court. lisa stark is in washington. tell us what we heard from the white house today. >> well, david, what we heard from the white house was the first numbers that the administration was willing to give about what it thinks enrolment will loo

the asia pacific economic cooperation summit brings leaders from 21 nations together. while in beijing, the president will discuss a rival trade deal with china and other countries. he'll also attend a state banquet with the chinese president. midweek he'll head to myanmar to speak at a town hall and finish the week in australia for a g-20 leaders retreat. >> prince george's county is among 140 school districts that is concerned about new testing. the assess emts begin next year. according to "the washington post" the county wants stronger technical support to make sure there are no problems during the testing which happens in the spri. >>> right now there are a lot of runners in a race on the chesapeake bay bridge. take a look. this is a fraction of about 20,000 runners doing a 10k across the bridge right now. this may cause some of you some road trouble. all the bridge's eastbound lane is closed. however one lane in both directions on the westbound side. the bridge is scheduled to reopen at 2:00 this afternoon. expect delays up until then. >>> we do want to mention,