according to capitol police and there is another senate leader saying there are reports of injuries plural but at this point we have only gotten word from capitol police of one officer who has been injured, a warning was sounded inside the capitol, the house went into recess, lawmakers left the chamber floor, they were told to shelter in place in their offices. people inside the building could not get out, people outside could not get in. the house by the way had just finished approving legislation aimed at partly lifting the government shut down by paying national guard and reserve members. people standing outside the supreme court across the street from congress were hurried into the building by authorities and the white house was locked down and the stretch of pennsylvania avenue in front of the compound was closed to pedestrians. security service said the procedures were precaution they are. we were hearing that there was reports that this happened outside one of the senate buildings on the east side of the capitol. justin gray joins us now from our bureau there outside on the street.

ththe hindu, what we tried to do by bringing in an ombudsman is to see that the theme of plurlt pluralityleaves of much larger voices rather than a select few. >> and bringing together voices from across the stateroom is crucial in a country where divisions of caste community and vision covers reporting. late in september following a spate of deadly communal violence in north india, punel found himself on the same side as the editorial board, finding focused too much on the plight of muslims caught in the violence up north. >> i'm not here to defend any particular person. >> responding to newspaper readers is one thing but what about those who get their news from tv. >> a half an hour a week devoted to an ombudsman. she goes on and talk about programs that people complain about. it's an extremely good way of explaining to the viewer how television works and sometimes how television will get things wrong. ombuds persons who work in tuition or radio, i don't think that's personally a good thing. i think they should be allowed air time to talk and to explain to the viewer particularly how a

. >> that is not -- it's not plural, it's singular. >> wait until i explain it later on and buy in completely, or maybe one of my other couple of names. >> i'm looking guard to the other two. we don't like that one. >> there's no accounting for taste. >> we have taste. >> lesli does. we are looking at cooler and dryer air moving in and a lot of folks that were inconvenienced by the rain and storms today, thus the yellow alert. this guy, kind of liked it. a box turtle. >> he's cute. >> is he alive? his eyes look closed to me. >> no, they're open. >> he's meditating. >> he's dead. >> all right, he likes the rain. let's take a look outside and put this back into motion. the last six hours, look at the storms come flying through. the sheets of rain came down and seeing dryer air move in. we are looking north from our tower. you can see the yellow. that's looking up north. the sun is off to the left. this is our live michael and son weather cam. 64 right now. winds have turned. they still aren't strong, they will become breezy later on tonight. showers and thunderstorms still -- the ocean resorts

>>gutiérrez en la septima >>muy bien, ya son más de un plural, seria el primer final de doble punto paraastante alto >>mark webber se le atraganta un poco ahí a romain grosjean >>le saca los dientes a nico hüulkenberg diciéndole te la voy a pelear >>ahora se complica esto. >>vettel tiene todo de su lado. va a retrasar lo suficinete, camina en ruta a su victoria número 9 de la temporada, su record es once. su record personal fueron once victorias el año antepasado. >>y es la victoria número 9, a >mark webber perdió otra vuelta ahí, otra oportunidad de d.r.s >>vamos a ver si logra defenderse romain grosjean >esto lo beneficia , pero no tanto. y kimi raikkonen que no puede. nos alegramos por romain grosjean. bien por vettel >>es que cuando uno quiere ganar un campeonato, lo quiere cuanto antes, cuantas veces no lo vimos con michael schumacher >>nos quedan dos vueltas en japón. romain grosjean protege s su segunda valiosa posición. jorge se pone celoso. cuidado con el morro. >>yo creo que si mark webber no lo pasa ahora, ya no lo pasa. >>dios mío la de

. >> i thought with the us, it was supposed to be, the plural was i. that's what i thought. >> i do not know for sure. let me tell you -- i heard octopuses. maybe you're right. some pretty heavy duty rain this afternoon. >> oh wow, the conversations we had. >> some places got 2 to 3 inches of rain. we really needed the rain. we can only hope, a little ponding. a little bit of hydroplaning. nothing crazy across the metro area, except that one tornado warning around 11:30. but we'll take you back in time now. look at this time lapse. there go the clouds, the heavy rain comes down. that's about 2:00 in the afternoon. then we began to see dryer air move in and now we even see some cooler air beginning to move in as well. take a live look outside. it's our live michael and son weather cam. relative humidity still 78%, but it's a much cooler air mass. winds are now finally north, northwest at 8. continue to help pour in some dryer and cooler air tonight and tomorrow. showers and storms, brought all the severe weather. the trees down there and some flooding.

where is that come frms a plurality of democrats? >> if they want to do that, we can. >> they voted it down. >> this is a six-week extension to get the got government running. there is no that limits your ability to negotiate. >> you want this utopian world where they are separated. >> he wouldn't let there be a budget conference. >> no, no. >> you can actually agree to rye to legislate these things. i think the key vigs tax is an interesting one. i think it represents more of the bipartisan special interests connection. leaving that aside, i think that's the one place the parties tend to come together. this is a cr. it has bipartisan support. it could pass the house snfrl republicans say here's a handful of things that we want. the president says we'll get to that. first do all the things that i'm asking you to do. i prols on good faith because i've been so trust worthy before. we'll get to your thing and i'll come to the table and negotiate with you like did i on entitlement reform and tax reform. >> excitedor 988. democrats think

situaciones tan serias arma ramos mango dijeran en mi tierra de quien fue la idea que digo, entonces en pluraly cuando vas a ser hasta novia de una persona tienes que tener cosas en común, nos gusta el deporte, nos gusta no fumar, nos gustara viajar, lo que quieran, me gusta tirar me dan paracaídas, empiezas a construir una relación más se casa para siempre pensando en hacer vida juntos, para mi mi pareja es quien me va a dar los mejores consejos de mi vida hay quien me va a callar la boca cuando no tengo la razón y con todo el amor y cariño del mundo, es decir, si mi marido se le antoja o se le ocurre una tontería como la que se le ocurre tu pareja actual tu obligación no era seguirle la corriente ya nos seguimos porque yo rectifique y le dije que estaba mal >>mal hecho, entonces no se complementan >>la idea fue mío, no le reclames a ella >>señores, por favor, cómo vamos a solucionar esto, solución, solución no es vamos a vivir dentro de la misma casa y en la mañana te voy a hacer muecas porque no te soporto o ustedes como primas hermanas que paso, se arregla no nos arreglan >>tienes razón, e

. >>> i'm thinking of a song and i'm going to make it plural. future is so bright, we got to wear shades. >> we are going to need shades for a lot of days in a row. find them, buy them, clean them. you will need sunglasses the next few days. this is as good as it gets when it comes to sunshine. temperatures and fire danger is another issue. we'll talk about that in a second. first we have a beautiful shot toward the golden gate bridge. notice the flagpole there. there's barely even a breeze at the golden gate. that's going to change today. today comfortable temperatures mid-60s for san francisco. oakland 71. san jose 70 this evening. santa rosa 78. that sky looks gorgeous. let she you a different sky. last night central minnesota take a look at that! the northern lights, the aurora borealis particles from the sun sent 93 million miles in our direction, they energize our upper atmosphere. that's the result a beautiful sight in minnesota. but our weather has been beautiful around here. but tomorrow things change. a fire danger is going to go up. a

situaciones tan serias arma ramos mango dijeran en mi tierra de quien fue la idea que digo, entonces en plural una persona tienes que tener cosas en común, nos gusta el deporte, nos gusta no fumar, nos gustara viajar, lo que quieran, me gusta tirar me dan paracaídas, empiezas a construir una relación más se casa para siempre pensando en hacer vida juntos, para mi mi pareja es quien me va a dar los mejores consejos de mi vida hay quien me va a callar la boca cuando no tengo la razón y con todo el amor y cariño del mundo, es decir, si mi marido se le antoja o se le ocurre una tontería como la que se le ocurre tu pareja actual tu obligación no era seguirle la corriente ya nos seguimos porque yo rectifique y le dije que estaba mal >>mal hecho, entonces no se complementan >>la idea fue mío, no le reclames a ella >>señores, por favor, cómo vamos a solucionar esto, solución, solución no es vamos a vivir dentro de la misma casa y en la mañana te voy a hacer muecas porque no te soporto o ustedes como primas hermanas que paso, se arregla no nos arreglan >>tienes razón, esta de acuerdo de que no debo de

you have a majority of americans believing iraq benefitted from the war on iraq and in a strong plurality believing that the iraqis are grateful for it and so it's hard to have informed an informed public or even informed discussions among the pundits when everything is spot on in these twisted ways that are almost universally accepted and the media outlets are aiming for acceptance and you see this sort of group think in the punditry rather than a clash of interests you know robert there there's a quite a few talk going to let me go ahead you know to reply that before you do yeah i was just going to jump in i think that i don't disagree with that but i also think that this is something that's happening existed. as long as there's been media in this country and right now where there's an opportunity though with the technology and i hate the phrase values it is sort of like that what i would call an information leader who understand what's happening and hopefully have the influence and we've seen it c.i.r. is that we've got an ability to push information and stories out not through necessa

. >> mice is plural. >> i know. of the group of mice. >> one mouse -- it was part of the mice. >> the point is -- >> what are the furry creatures? they pointed a laser at the brain and that particular mouse didn't go for the cheese. he walked away. >> did he walk away toward a pile of hot dogs? >> no. he was out. so if they can figure out how to make that work. >> oh. it was a big old mess. whoo! >> you know what -- >> i don't think so. >> let's give you -- let's do something really cute. okay. so if you wondered what the world's tiniest puppy looked like. >> i thought it was bambino, but it isn't, it's angel the yorkshire terrier. >> he weighs 1/3 of a pound. >> look at him. >> look how cute. >> he was born in england. >> he's the weight of a banana. >> look at him eating out of a spoon. >> a vet says angel could be on track to claim the world's smallest dog title. have to see how big he grows by one year. but a banana, that's how heavy. >> oh, my gosh. >> that's about the size bambino was when i first saw him. yep

i think when you talk about the term it's plural. >> yeah. >> having said that, the wizards can stay healthy, you know, who knows, maybe they have a shot at the play-offs this year. you know what, it's fun to go down there and watch game. they have reached out to baltimore. they absolutely have. >> i will check back in in 1,100 games. >> there you go. groupon is like klenex, a brand name but your social coupons. believe it or not, the wizards have some darn good deals. they do. >>> coming up on "coffee with," it's the actor and actress that play shrek and the princess on broadway. they brought it out in blu-ray and dvd. that doesn't make five minutes of good tv. we got in an interesting discussion about can you convert a broadway show to something in your living room. i think you will find this interesting particularly if you have been to a show. are they qualifying my asthma's under control. i get out a lot... except when it's too cold. like the last three weekends. asthma doesn't affect my job... you missed the meeting again last week! it doesn't affect my family. your coughing wok

strong pluralities or majorities of people say neld like to see the law either significantly changed or entirely repealed. so i think that says something. >> it is embarrassing. >> democratic law makers in many cases agree changes need to be made, they just don't want the broader discussion tangled up with funding over our government, or worse, our debt. >> it's not going to be perfect. it's going to be bumpy at first, but if there are sikfixes that made. but you don't do it by threatening to shut down the government. . >> and here's where gop strategy could become problematic. chen says by shutting down the government to kill obama care, the republicans are actually lessening their infloorns to change or repeal obama care. >> as difficult it is for a lot of republicans to see this maybe no uh, i do think if you look at it historically the party that governs congress tends to get flamed. >> newt gingrich saw that firsthand in 199 5 when a government shutdown was blamed on republicans and democrats won the budget battle. in time around, public opinion sides with democrats again. a uni

how many undercover officers, plural, took part in that motorcycle ride, and why didn't they do anythingsusan candiotti is out front. what do we know about the person who has now been arrested? >> he's 29 years old, his name is craig wright. police are saying he used his fist to punch out the window, his fist, helmet and feet and beat the driver of the suv. after pulling him out of the vehicle. and we've also learned that this biker pleaded guilty last year to operating his motorcycle without a license. so he's got a lot of things going on. he's supposed to be in court tonight for his first appearance. >> in court tonight. >> that's right. >> obviously when you list those things in this violent confrontation, we know the driver did run over some bikers, so there's that part of it. but what about this revelation, that there were multiple police who were in the gang undercover. were they just in the gang on their free time? were they actually working? why didn't they do anything? >> these are the questions we all want to know. we know now that there were at least two undercover off-duty de

a new cnbc pole shows that a plurality of people oppose that strategy. 44% of americans oppose defunding. opposition increases to 59% if defunding includes a government shut downer. >>> it is worth noting that the house is still trying to stop obama care from going into place. we are looking at a live shot of the saga continues. jonathan, thanks for joining me tonight. we have seen instructionism in the greater sense. one is refusal to accept federal funds. then there are small provisions that are intended to weaken the law including the repeal of the medical device act, the opting out of contraception clause and forcing government to participate in federal exchanges. do any of these become law? >> not this round. there is is a certain irony here. we are going through all of these summersaults, talking about shutting down the government. all of this for the sake of trying to stop obama care. we're going to get obama care. the switch flips at midnight. tomorrow, insurance exchanges will be open. people will be able to buy insurance. the money will flow. it's not affected by the shut down.

but in addition, we've espoused the modern traditions of a democratic state, of pluralism, of open debatee press. so we have that stability. we've got one hell of an economy to boot. so we've got technology and cyber and entrepreneurships. we're okay. and i make sure that as some people call it the jungle doesn't penetrate, you know? it sends a poison weed to cut it off. somebody tries to arm hezbollah with the latest iranian or russian weapons, we've drawn a red line. we keep that line. the same is true of our other borders. so we maintain our security. but we also know that that instability around us could be very damaging to all of us. the anchors of our security have been peace with egypt that was threatened. i think it may be back on track now. peace with jordan that is very much -- is very precious to us. and we value it. and we do everything we can to keep it. and we want to achieve a real peace with the palestinians that enables us to defend our country in case the peace unravels but also gives a chance for our children and their children to have a different future. these are daun

you also have a new fox news poll that shows most americans, including a plurality of self-identified democrats and liberals, actually want spending cuts tied to any raising of the debt ceiling. so i imagine the white house is trying to roll that around some figure out what that means. they've been winning the p.r. war so far but i don't think that's going to be the case. the worm is turning. >> in the p.r. war, let's talk about that. president obama at one point, i believe after the gabby giffords shooting said, time for more civility in washington, let he's called the republicans arsonists, hostage tearers, blackmailing, et cetera. >> i agree with those characterizes. what is unfair is that president obama is being portrayed as somebody who never negotiates. he negotiated with boehner last year with the fiscal cliff. they had four of five offers back and forth which culminated on a deal. he offered changed cp toye cut the amount that social security would raise, something that made me and other democrats very angry. he is throwing present of bones to the republican. no he has thrown

very cognizant it is not clear it can control or clamp down but that there are your earnings for pluralism beyond the contract created but it is not clear yet it will come to meaningful fruition. >>. >> has you know, one of the projects to revitalize russia's strength is to carve out control within the former soviet union but the idea is to allow russia to reconstitute the market with the penetration in some way bet what do you think the juices of the success of the project that you caution about? >> it is interesting you rigid it is a hedge against china but i think it is if you look at what has happened with the strong army of the ukraine you have seen with the association agreement with the european union as a result penalized by the federation the century that eat ukrainian government was told if you choose europe don't choose my economic bloc there will be consequences like clipping down on trade as the raising of customs restrictions this is a hedging strategy but does not alter the trajectory and among certain governments increases the push westward with the trend of realignment fro

it's actually witch's nip, but you -- pluralized it and made it grosser and weird.ird. all right, all right, best of luck! audience, let's spin that wheel of carpet samples! go for it, my man! oh, yeah. oh, you know what's up! looking good, my man, looking good. where it stops, no one knows. whoa! ooh, bloody blood. ♪ [ slide whistle ] you know what that sound means. let's put three seconds on the clock. you know how it works. when i say go, you have to name as many things as you possibly can. ready, go. >> uh, trees, autumn, pumpkin -- [ buzzer ] >> jimmy: autumn -- autumn is not a thing. but you forgot walrus. we were looking for walrus. sorry, buddy. [ light laughter ] good man. thank you. your score is 1,283. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] how you doing, pal? >> i'm good. >> jimmy: what is your name and where are you from? >> my name's zach, i'm from nashville. >> jimmy: no way. [ scattered cheers ] we love nashville. man, nashville's a great place. now, uh, are you ready to play this game? >> yeah. >> jimmy: all right, audience, let's help him out. let's spin that w

right now, in my state of florida, hundreds of thousands, plural, are being told that their healthcarerovider is not going to provide for them anymore. so then they are out of luck with the private company that they had. they go and try to sign up for this last resort measure, obama care, and they can't even sign up for that. this is a symptom of the illness of what is obama care. this is more than just the web site. this is about the implementation of a disastrous piece of legislation that is affecting americans as we speak young and old. it's going to effect their jobs and their paychecks. >> would you be willing to wait like two weeks to see whether or not they can fix this? i don't know that they can this web site on your will? because then they could still theoretically sign up for the mandate would kick. in i don't think it's going to happen but maybe. >> yeah, i don't either. and forgive me for not having a whole lot of faith in the way that the federal government rolls out massive bureaucratic programs. we're going to drop this bill next week. it's going to be the rubio radel b

but in addition, we've espoused the modern traditions of a democratic state, of pluralism, of open debatee press. so we have that stability. we've got one hell of an economy to boot. so we've got technology and cyber and entrepreneurships. we're okay. and i make sure that as some people call it the jungle doesn't penetrate, you know? it sends a poison weed to cut it off. somebody tries to arm hezbollah with the latest iranian or russian weapons, we've drawn a red line. we keep that line. the same is true of our other borders. so we maintain our security. but we also know that that instability around us could be very damaging to all of us. the anchors of our security have been peace with egypt that was threatened. i think it may be back on track now. peace with jordan that is very much -- is very precious to us. and we value it. and we do everything we can to keep it. and we want to achieve a real peace with the palestinians that enables us to defend our country in case the peace unravels but also gives a chance for our children and their children to have a different future. these are daun

- has the last couple conference calls mentioned that they expect to have new product categories, plural4, and that would be the tv and the watch. liz: okay. so you're saying 2014 is the tv. i have people in 2012, 2011 saying here comes apple tv. we saw a little taste of it and then nothing. i think these guys, i think intel, they're realizing it is so much harder to harness television and more importantly get the content on it than they originally thought. why are you confident that next year will be the year? >> well, because they had that comment. tim cook a couple quarters ago and last quarter reiterated they're going to have new product categories in 2014, and so that's part of it. and separately is we talk to component suppliers, some of them are working on the actual television, they've showed apple the panel, and so, you know, the fact that apple's looking at it and tear working on it, that -- they're working on it, that doesn't necessarily narrow the exact timing. we know it's a work in progress, but the combination of those come appropriate-side conversations -- component-side

>> i suspect it's plural, problems. not just problem. there are obviously fundamental issues under way. we saw that piece where secretary sebelius said she doesn't have access to the data or it's unreliable. a lot of people are piling on. i've taken a different view, let's move forward, get this thing going. what i've suggested to the president is just turn the enrollment over to us, let the contractors take healthcare.gov aside and see if they can fix that. in the meantime, we'll get a lot of people enrolled who are waiting to sign up, we believe. >> do you think the administration should have waited to roll this out? ? i way to know we would see these kind of glitches? >> i don't know. i can only tell you in the world i come from, e-commerce world, something wouldn't afford to see the light of date. consumers vote with their feet. >> they rely on you. >> if it doesn't work, they go elsewhere. government gets a bit of an out here. we have to get this working. another thing that's more important is leaving this all to government is a big

used extreme with a plural, on both sides that have gotten in the way of compromise here in washingtonand we have to break through all of the noise from the lobbyists and the talking heads, apparently on both sides. and so this is, the comfortable position for him. he ran this way in 2008. tried to do it again, in 2012. he doesn't want to point fingers the way nancy pelosi did. and i can understand he wants to be president of everybody. but we have to keep reminding people, people have short attention spans, what brought us to this point. it is not equal on each side. the extremes are not equal here. >> joy, that -- that element struck me as the president in complete triumph, just complete wipeout of the republicans on this, just not wanting to just, spike the, the football on them. >> i agree with you, lawrence. look, everybody understands. john boehner said total surrender. that's what they did. they got nothing. they literally held up the government for 17 days, they got absolutely nothing. and the president knows that he completely vanquished them. however, they're now about to go

it gives you a glimmer of hope that there are yearning for pluralism beyond the construct that vladimir putin has created but not clear they will come to any meaningful fruition. >> watch out for richard. >> always do. >> richard white, as you know, one of the things president to news doing to with -- try to carve out control within the former soviet union particularly focusing on the caucuses, i think the idea is allowing russia to reconstitute the market which will hold the line to china penetration in some ways through the regime and so on. what do you think the chances of the success of that project will be in terms of reversing the trends you caution us about? >> this was intended as a hedge against china. it is actually a hedge against european liberalization. if you look what happened with russia's from arming of ukraine over the last two months you have seen a ukraine on track to sign an association agreement with the european union and as a result was penalized by the russian federation. it was essentially the ukrainian government was told if you choose your, if you make the mi

. >> and in 1964 after lyndon johnson defeated barry goldwater by the largest plurality on american political history, nobody thought that the conservatives, the right wing would be running the country for the next 30 years or gaining in power as they did. can't your optimism blindside you? you know, if i thought that i was being pollyannaish i wouldn't be able to get up in the morning because, you know, why live in a world where things are going downhill? but if you look at the long view, all change happens two steps forward, one step backward, two steps forward, you know. so, when you're in that backward moment, right, everything looks bleak, everything looks hopeless, right. in 1911, victor berger, a socialist congressman from milwaukee proposed something he called old age insurance. and people laughed at him. he didn't get a single vote in congress for this thing called old age insurance. and 20 years later under the new deal -- 25 years later under the new deal we got social security. >> and a lot of people suffered in the meantime. i mean, it's hard to ask suffering people to be patient

where's that kind of compromise from the plurality of democrats?o that. the c.r. -- that's not what a c.r. is. this is a six-week extension to get the government running. there's nothing that limits your ability to continue to negotiate this thing. >> eutopian world where they're separated. they are not separated. >> senator cruz who wouldn't let there be a budget conference. that's how the adults in the room come together. >> no. >> you can actually agree to o y legislate these things. i think the device tax is an interesting one. it represents more of the bipartisan special interests connection than everything else. leaving that aside that's unfortunately where the parties tend to come together. this is a c.r. it has bipartisan support. it would pass the house and we could continue to function. >> republicans say here's a handful of things we want. the president says we'll get to that but first do all the things i'm asking you to do. then i promise on good faith because i've been so trustworthy before we'll get to all your things and i'll come to

there's no doubt that a plurality at least of the public is going to ascribe the shutdown more to republicans because it is, in fact, republicans who have brought this situation about because of the demands they're making. that doesn't mean however, that there will be effective pressure on those republicans because of the nature of congressional districts in this country. so many republicans and so many democrats live in districts that are overwhelmingly tilted toward their party. that insulates them from political pressure and it's going to be interesting to see the interplay between the national numbers, the national blame and the angst that republican strategists feel, the speaker feels, versus the protection that individual members of congress have from reaction of people elsewhere. >> you know, eamon, the president made it very clear, several times, that he is not going to negotiate on the affordable care act, that it is a law that has been tested by the supreme court, it is a law that is now put into effect, despite the shutdown, so he's not going to back down. is anybody going to blink