let's begin with paul walker. first, congratulations on your own -- on getting the right livelihood award which will be awarded in the swedish parliament in december. but your comments on the opcw, the announcement today they are receiving the nobel prize? >> good morning, amy. i am delighted to see the opcw has won the nobel peace prize. it is a wonderful occasion, a wonderful award for them, well deserved. they have been working day and night for the last 16, 17, 18 years to free the world from a whole class of weapons of mass distraction, chemical weapons. it is very well deserved and a pleasure to talk about that. do.alk about what they >> the opcw was established under the chemical weapons convention, which was open for signature in 1993. it is the limiting agency. it has about 500 people working from all over the world. agency.multilateral with the cereplast a session, it has 198 countries -- with syria, it is now 198 countries. they inspect 24/7 around-the- clock the destruction of those weapons, which is r

discussing how to read the planet of chemical weapons with one of the world's top experts on the subject paul walker and mr walker just before the break we were talking about whether or not the l a p c w is independent and strong enough all over now our organization to be free from influence of certain powers and i know that the you try to steer clear of politics but i have to ask you this question as somebody who invested so many years of your life to these very important subject now why do we discuss the syrian chemical weapons issue it's very difficult to separate the technical goal of dissolve a month from the political implications and the if the feeling here and in moscow at least is that the united states may have. a direct conflict between these two goals on one hand they they may want to. do away with its chemical weapons but then they are to have politically than not so excited about it fearing that it would legitimize his power that it may prolong his stay in the government we all know how the political stakes are but i wonder how strong do you think is the will especially in washington t

round the use of chemical weapons how to disarmament well to discuss that i'm now i'm joined by paul walker a program director at green cross international and one of the world's top experts on chemical weapons mr walker thank you very much for your time now the demolition of chemical weapons seems to be a very popular theme you with a war than prize givers recently the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons has just been. awarded the nobel peace prize you are about to receive the so-called alternative nobel prize but i wonder if it isn't too early to celebrate because sure more than sixty percent of the world's declared chemical weapons have been destroyed by being remade i mean stockpiles arguably a represent the biggest challenge i think that's a very good question i think first of all i i feel very honored to receive the right livelihood award so-called alternative nobel nobel prize and i'm very pleased that the opi study you has received the nobel peace prize now whether this is too early i would say no. it's certainly too early to syria i mean we still have to wait and s

around the use of chemical weapons how the disarmament talks to discuss that i'm now joined by paul walker a program director at the green profits national and one of the world's top experts on chemical weapons mr walker.

around the use of chemical weapons how to disarmament well to discuss that i'm now i'm joined by paul walker a program director at green profits national and one of the world's top experts on chemical weapons mr walker thank you very much for your time now the demolition of chemical weapons seems to be a very popular theme you with a war than prize givers recently the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons has just been. awarded the nobel peace prize you are about to receive the so-called i'll turn into a noble prize but i want.

joseph jenkins and paul walker were captured in a panama hotel. how police want to know who helped them gain their release. >> an underlying speculation where there was a source for a certain sum of money these documents could be constructed. >> police say they're presuing a tip of someone. both inmates were serving life sentences for murder. >>> an accident above the pennsylvania line leads to the deaths of five people. police say it was a head-on collision involving two motorcycles and an suv that happened an hour from here. four people were on bikes, two others were in the suv. investigators say the suv crossed the center line and caused the accident. >>> starting today maryland state police are cracking down on drivers who don't move over when emergency vehicles are on their side of the road. wjz and mike schuh are live outside state police head quarters. good morning, mike. >> reporter: good morning, don. the law has been on the books for 3 years. after a couple of high profile incidents the maryland state police say they are serious about en

paul menendez, mitchell, walker, theresa. thank you for showing me the meaning of being an aging of change through the work that you do through the work that you do and how you serve the community. i would like to thank my parents for sacrificing what they never had. to my daughter, our future leaders, thank you for being my daughters, my reason for living. i love you. thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> as we move to the next phase, i would love to give another round of applause to all of our awardees. i would like to lay down a challenge because i think of the work of tucker and i would love to see how we partner the next generation with the legacy and the work of the people like george davis and spinola jackson. that we don't leave it in this room tonight but as we leave here, we share those strategies and best practices and the struggles and use that information to empower the next generation. this is not just the cake, it is the icing on the cake. as we get ready to split that cake up and enjoy the celebration, we need

. >> like you mentioned, paul walker, good conservatives, i think some are trying to move the needlem. that's a debate we have. i am proud of the caucus in this sense, we first proposed the president a defunding of obama care, we moved and said let's do a one year delay of obama care t. most recent offer before the government shut down waslet put the president in, obama care along with administration and treat the families like a business. it was a proposal we sent over to the president, he said no to, that caused the shutdown. it's been a pretty reasonable caucus as we engage in debate. >> i love this democracy. i love this country when obama care was passed by congress, passed by senate. >> upheld by the supreme court. >> in a popular election in 2012 when we elect obama. explain to me why that is a good tack tech or what was positive about that, what makes sense for the american people? >> let him answer. >> do you think it's unreasonable that obama be in obama care? >> is that a question? >> do you think it's unfair that obama be in obama care and the administration being in obam

i'd look more at rand paul and scott walker as more likely to get into the finals, if you will, for thecan nomination. >> and hillary clinton. is she in, do you think? >> i finishing her health is good and her husband's health is good and they feel -- she feels like running, she will run. but those are important qualifiers. >> all right. absolutely. charlie cook, thank you so much. appreciate it. >>> hurricane raymond has strengthened just southwest of acapulco, mexico, with winds increasing to 120 miles an hour this morning. right now forecasters don't believe the category 3 storm will travel any closer to land. but it is still expected to bring heavy rains to acapulco residents still rebuilding after deadly flooding just four weeks ago. >>> recently in washington, unfortunately, we have seen examples of the wrong kind of leadership. when politicians choose scorched earth over common ground. when they operate in what i call the evidence-free zone. that is not the kind of leadership we need in virginia and america today. >> hillary clinton was campaigning in virginia this weekend for he

like myself, like charles and like scott walker and paul ryan. don't do it. don't do it. end game, it's like colin powell. you don't go to war until you know what the end game is. what is the trigger for the troops to come out, you probably shouldn't shut down the government. a couple days later, you say we need something for this. >> i think we need a right-handed pitcher and a policy to be named later. >> this is crazy. we are at a point where republicans wanted a certain spending level and a continuing resolution for two months. that's the spending level we are at. that's the sequestered spending level. we got here via compromise. harry reid said john boehner can't take yes for an answer. >> robert, let me ask you this question. listen, i will say right here all along as republicans call, if i were the president, i wouldn't negotiate with the republicans. i would sit there and let them come to me. it's a temporary bill. that said, this is what i want you to break down for the viewers. what is the risk that the president holds -- because we showed congress men, 20 years

if crews can clear out early, get rid of a ran paul, get rid of rubio, scott walker and sort of take on christi, head-to-head, he has a chance. >> i'm curious, is there no lesson learned from 2012 of the republican party -- >> we did learn. >> if the lesson -- >> anthony -- >> let me finish -- >> 2012 -- let me say this, 2012 we learned mitt room know is a terrible candidate and so was john mccain. >> the difficulty -- in spite of all the problems with mitt romney, he actually ran ahead of a lot of consecutive republican senate candidates in senate races. so it's not to say the problem was mitt romney. there was a party wide problem. it requires sin thinks, a civil war and the winner to reunite the party because you can't have a party without a base. you can't have a party without moderates. who can do that? >> i have to wrap it up there. a great debate. thank you-all very much. >> thanks. >>> the frantic search for an autistic teenager in new york. police scouring the city looking for the boy. his mother joins me live coming up next. >>> the despite search for a ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> the despit

party certainly that effort is already underway the koch brothers figures like paul ryan very big new players like scott walker in the wisconsin republican party have all worked to try and bring an end to this impasse and to have this not cross that threshold. do you think the backers of the tea party like the koch brothers for example have created say a frankenstein's monster or something that was outside of their control they funded the tea party they brought into existence but they didn't realize that there was all this other baggage that would come with it this very strong anti government sense. of the way i mean so they've unleashed in the most short of sense of the term these populist elements that have the torches and pitchforks to use your frankenstein metaphor and they are rather difficult to control as it turns out my guess is that they will be arraigned in but. it's proving far more difficult than the koch brothers and their organizations such as a like anticipated. what about the global business community i mean aren't they all crying at this point for the for this impasse to go to go away and for

if crews can clear out early, get rid of a ran paul, get rid of rubio, scott walker and sort of taked, he has a chance. >> i'm curious, is there no lesson learned from 2012 of the republican party -- >> we did learn. >> if the lesson -- >> anthony -- >> let me finish -- >> 2012 -- let me say this, 2012 we learned mitt room know is a terrible candidate and so was john mccain. >> the difficulty -- in spite of all the problems with mitt romney, he actually ran ahead of a lot of consecutive republican senate candidates in senate races. so it's not to say the problem was mitt romney. there was a party wide problem. it requires sin thinks, a civil war and the winner to reunite the party because you can't have a party without a base. you can't have a party without moderates. who can do that? >> i have to wrap it up there. a great debate. thank you-all very much. >> thanks. >>> the frantic search for an autistic teenager in new york. police scouring the city looking for the boy. his mother joins me live coming up next. [ male announcer ] this is karen and jeremiah. they don't know it yet, bu

i won't talk about me or scott walker or paul ryan or all of these other people, like, i can't imagine. >> ryan votes against the deal. >> yeah. >> interestingly. >> he's not running in '26. i'll tell you this, i'll tell you this, paul ryan wouldn't have voted against the deal if he had thought that actually the government would have shut down. >> all right. one other story to get n. later today, members will meet with health ens executives to discuss the rollout of healthcare.gov. president obama admitted there have been mistakes and according to kathleen sebelius the white house wasn't even aware of the website's problems until too fast late. >> down when he first knew there was a problem? >> well, i think it became clear early on, the first couple of days. >> not before october 1st, there was no concern in the white house or hhs? >> i think that we talked about having testing going forward and if we had an ideal situation and could have built a product in a five-year period of time, we probably would have taken five years. but we didn't have five years and certainly americans who re

this is quite frankly what scott walker, charles krauthammer, paul ryan and myself have been warning about for well over a month now. written it. we've talked about it. we said this is going to happen. they had no exit strategy. now the gallup poll comes out, record low numbers for the republican party. in all their years of polling. and then you have nbc news "wall street journal" poll coming out, record low numbers. not only that, but i don't know if you remember to a simpler time when americans didn't think a whole lot of obama care. the nbc news/"wall street journal" poll shows that what ted cruz and mike lee and mark rubio have done have actually made obama care more popular. this is one of the most catastrophic political moves and maybe it's short term in some time, mark. >> well, it means, the timing of these polls and the "wall street journal"/nbc news poll is a respective poll. you don't see republicans challenging the methodology. timing means we'll get more pressure for a deal. there wasn't any progress overnight of any significance. but the outlines of a senate deal are c

paul-- there are at least 67 'walk to school' events across maryland today. ...nearly 4,000 across the country. > shows and tells, talks to walkers> throughout the morning we've found a surprising trend in our stories. we've run several about traditional school activities being banned. it's happening all across the country... in kentucky... the state's high school athletic association banned post- game handshakes... saying too many incidents have occurred in the last three years during post- game interaction. one michigan school is banning the game of tag. in a letter the school says they're instituting the policy of "no tag, no chasing" after what they describe as almost daily injuries. and... any kind of recreational ball you can think of... is now banned at a new york middle school. weber middle school in port washington is no longer allowing kids to play with the items during recess. the superintendent says the policy change is due to a rash of playground injuries. in wisconsin, there's a debate surrounding proposals to charge parents with a felony if their child dies while co- sleeping. mil