richard reeve has been following this all day and has the latest. >> the house debate still ongoing. they have been at it for a couple of hours. the stakes are high if congress does not act to fund federal spending. senate leaders say they will not delay obamacare at houses in threatening a threat. >> we will not play this blame game. >> a bitter battle in the house, with 800,000 federal workers facing furloughs caught in the middle. >> we work hard. >> the fierce debate over a house plan to delay the health care law one year in exchange for funding the government. >> the republican party is here today because we are opposed to obamacare and the big government that comes behind it. >> yesterday, the democratic- controlled senate approved a continuing resolution, keeping the government running through mid-november with the health care law funded. >> i know you do not like the health care act, but it passed. the house and senate, signed by the president. the supreme court upheld it. want to make it better? we are willing to do that. wantnservative republicans obamacare defunded. they a

at least not john reeves. >> we've been here for five weeks.e came up for the louis vouitton finals and stayed on. >> reporter: not exactly the actual end. reeves and his family came from new zealand to watch the races leaving plenty of sightseeing on the end of their trip. through wind delays and unlikely oracle usa comeback, the racing sailed well past its scheduled ending date. >> we're committed to fly out tonight. regardless of what happens today, we're off. >> reporter: oracle's dramatic pair of victories today over new zealand means reeves will be back home in front of his own tv when the final race is held tomorrow. still, the longest race in america's cup history has had benefits for fans, bleacher seats on the marina green once going for over 100 bucks are now free. today, as the teams are racing up and down the bay, crews were already racing to take down the marina's racing village. >> what you see happening at moment is we started the process of removal of, let's say, some of the bleachers. >> reporter: the extended races have made

. >> el líder demócratas , reeve, desestimo esfuerzo y dice que es perdida de tiempo ,sorprendentemente electronicos eran sanos para dejar de fumar hasta que explotan piden a fda (agencia de alimentos y medicamentos de estados unidos) que regule venta , hay casos de explosiones que son industria de 1700 millones de dólares . >> cuándo retire dinero de cajero atención puede exponer estafa tiene uso de falsos lectores, expertos dicen que verifique y vea estados de cuenta en busquedas . >> de ser tal notifique a la entidad . >> cuidado caundo ponen tarjeta o sacan dinero cuándo ponen gasolina, vean que no haya aparato . >> estas son algunas recomendaciones para tener en cuenta . >> cubra contraseña, use el cajero automatico , evite maquinas de muchas personas más de turistas . >> sismo de 7 grados sacudió sur del perú , el servicio dice que el movimiento tuvo epicentro en el lecho marino en arequipa, causo rajaduras en viviednas y derrumbes de cerro no hay heridos . >>en méxico división por reforma energética que pretende privatizar la energía y el petróleo uno se retira dice que buscan ap

team. >> reporter: tory smith might be the ideal candidate to pick up the void left by lewis and reeves was smith who ran his family's household while his mother worked multiple jobs. >> i've been a leader from day one. my whole family, my brothers and sisters, and here i had to go out and do the same thing, lead by example, and try to do the right thing. i don't have to go out there and try to be have man or be someone i'm not, be the rah-rah guy, i handle myself the right wayish, on and off the field. that means more to me than anything else. >> there is no better example of myth's determination when smith hauled in two touchdowns just hours after think his 19-year-od brother died in a motorcycle accident. >> i'm not the only person in the world who lost a family member in a tragic or sudden way. for me personally what i took from it, i appreciate life itself more, and i tell my folks i love them more and how much they mean to me. i wasn't able to tell my brother that. >> reporter: 2013 might be the breakout year for smith. there should be even more opportunities for smith. >> i think

richard reeve is live in the newsroom with a look at the heated moments at the house floor overnight. >> more anger pointing on capitol hill. congress is officially closed until tomorrow. the senate reconvened tomorrow. most agree a shutdown is more and more likely. debate is ae subterfuge. >> it was a shutdown showdown that would not quit. toohis is a program that is expensive to afford. delay obamacare. >> overnight, house republicans one the argument. for keeping the government running. >> if this government shutdown, it's because you have not accepted the compromise republicans have reached out to you and offered. >> it also means a partial government shut down. >> they are doing it intentionally and they are doing it on purpose. the house is not an order. >> the measure would fund the government through mid-december number of feel the medical device tax and require military members be paid in case of a shutdown. this woman is among the 800,000 federal employees who will not go to work you face shutdown happens on tuesday. toi would have to find a way manage to take care of my bil

. >> reporter: angela reeves and her husband raced out their door and started taking these dramatic pictures seconds aft crash. >> a cop car was already here. helicopters were circling. >> reporter: plain clothed officers had been following the honda accord from harper road and east 25th street where the offices witnessed some type of criminal activity. >> the vehicle did not yield to the officers. >> reporter: as the accord fled from police it broad sided another car. it happened in this intersection and the force of the impact was so strong is sent these vehicles down the slope where this came to rest. >> reporter: we spoke with paul black as rescuers were pulling a woman out of a car. she died. >> he was dazed. he didn't know what was going on. >> reporter: police now trying to determine if their undercover officers were chasing a suspect in violation of the department's restrictive pursuit policy. >> we have more questions than answers. >> reporter: we're told the driver of the jeep is in critical condition. the police investigation continues. derek valcourt, wjz eyewitness news. >>> ton

. >> reporter: mayor reeve said they were trying to use sequa to pressure them to fire more of their workers. >> i think that's an abuse of the act. >> reporter: we caught up with struthers who maintains his concerns are legitimate. >> we will say no more. we will fight for people to do their jobs. >> reporter: -governor reagan signed sequa into law. >> there will be folks opposed, because what i've been doing all year is a bit challenging and painful. there are those who say it needs to be changed and tweaked and those who say it needs to be fundamentally written altogether. >> the bill is winding through the legislature right now, where the wording changes day by day. basically, it would make it harder to use the environmental law against some construction projects. >>> police say one man is responsible for mcdonald's robberies in 2 bay area cities and it was an inside job. 42-year-old felix gonzales berser sarks is the manager of a mcdonalds. police say he had a mask and used a fake gun. he ordered 3 employees into the freezer and stole some cash. and then days later police said h

. >>> and a reporter made a major gaffe interviewing keanu reeves. >> is bill's voice going to come backaturally? is it hard -- >> i played ted. >> oh, my god. >> you just lost all of your cred, dude. you -- that's right. that's what you should do right now. because you just lost all of your bill & ted cred. >> bill and ted cred, so important, fred. >>> finally, chris humphries is not holding onto the pass. the boston celtics forward is accepting bids for his ex-wife kim kardashian's engagement ring worth about $2 million. the bling is expected to go on the auction block at christy's in new york city next month. you want to talk about the ring? you want to talk about bill and ted? >> i'm trying to think if i'd have known. >> you were preparing for the interview -- >> that's different. off the top of my head, i don't think i would have remembered. >> you are always prepared, bill. i do not doubt you. >> would you remember? >> yes. >> who was wish? >> i did, kinda. >>> that's "early today." we hope it's your first stop today on nbc. >>> making the news in "the new york times," facebook pri

that's the amount of city council agreed to pay marvin reeves and ronald kitchen after police allegedlyed them to confessing to four murders in 1988 the city later declared them innocent. >> we do not kid ourselves that the fight is over. or that the city has somehow become a kinder and gentler one. i don't think that's the case. >> reporter: mayor rahm emanuel called the scandal a dark sharp ter on the history of the city of chicago and gave a long awaited apology. saying i am sorry this happened. let us all now move other. the man accused of heading the torture team was police commander john, now serving four and a half years in prison. earlier cases bring the city's total cost and settlements and legal fees to $85 million. it was here the commander oversaw the unit accused of torturing and beating black men in to false confessions in some cases they were nearly suffocateed with plastic bags and others the men say police used elect tick cattle products their genitals. ronald kitchen who spent 13 years of his sentence on death row, said no amount of money can give me and my family back

. >> superman movie comes on with christopher reeve and i thought, hey, this man was in an accident. that works on him is his head. you lost your hand. get out of that bed and start doing things and he was my inspiration. >> griffin's fingers move by muscles in her hand. eventually she'd like to crochet and sew again. griffin plans to go to her granddaughter's school to show and tell and demonstrate her fingers. she'll going to be a hit, i'm sure. >>> the pope met with refugees in rome on tuesday. it's part of the commitment to helps families flee war. alphonso van marsh reports. >> reporter: pope francis loves reaching out to the masses, taking cell photos with young followers, tweeting and following followers on the phone. he says, hi, this is pope francis. 42-year-old said he wrote a letter to the pope from his wheelchair in a moment of rage. the in a skype he told him the pope called him at his home in italy last month for a ten-minute chat. to what degree did you really believe it was the pope calling you? he said, i never imagined that the pope would call me on my cell phone. i

that's the amount of city council agreed to pay marvin reeves and respond kitchen after the police beatem to confess in for to four murders in 1988. the city later said they were innocent. >> we do not kid ourselves that the fight is over or that the city has somehow become a kind irrelevant and gentler one, i don't think that's the case. >> reporter: mayor rahm emanuel called the scandal a dark chapter on the history of the city of chicago and gave a long-awaited a pal i didn't saying i am sorry this happened let us all now knew on. the man accused of heading the tour type team itorture group ie chief now serving time in prison. the legal fees for the city was $85 million it was here that the he oversaw the unit torturing and beating black men for nba to false confessions in some case they were nearly suffocated with plastic bags and used cattal products on their genitals. respond kitch believ kitchen sat of money can give me back what was so viciously stolen from me, i want everyone know an invent man as tortured and wrongfully convicted. >> the struggle is by no means over there is s

ambassador thomas reeve pickering has a preview of the full conversation coming up later in the program it seems that american diplomats may start with their relatively flexible position but they lose patience fairly quickly and almost invariably start the looting to the military option look i understand that there's a deep concern and i support this that changing political relationships through the use of military force doesn't work very well it didn't work for me well in the cold war it is not work very well in the post cold war period and i am very concerned that a fascination in my country over the last ten years on the use of military force has undermined diplomacy i would like to play something that you personally have to say in the aftermath i'll be iraq war. if i had a choice between the last decade with our invasion of iraq and saddam. the alternative i think it's probably a close run thing but i could live with saddam thank you very much do you think america could leave. but i think it would be very hard. and you can watch talks on the boy those worlds apart in full starting h

>> we have christopher reeve.day of atonement, you're supposed to ask people for forgiveness that you've wronged. feel, do how does that you want to hear from people who have wronged you? >> the people that have wronged me. on that. i'm properly more concerned with think i've wronged. on yom kippur, i always try to keep it real tight with my baby you know what i'm saying? >> people who wronged you are supposed to ask for forgiveness? you ask god for forgiveness. >> you're supposed to go to all wronged andou've ask for forgiveness. >> harvey never heard of that it. -- part of that would take too long. p.a.ll just go on the later. >> take an ad out in "variety" or something like. the the list of names like vietnam wall. names.of >> brandon t. jackson. a series that every single funny black man, they make you wear a dress. wore the dress in "big mama 3." lastour probably took the bit of dignity i had. arrested for was d.u.i. in long island. she had a .20 alcohol level on the breathalyzer. >> the mugshot is unreal. th

>> keanu reeves. >> just isn't a good actor. >> nick cage has been going down hill honestly. >> i don't lifetime. >> lindsay lohan pumps out the worst things i've seen. >> jennifer lopez. >> she was only good in that movie she got beat up. >> do you ever watch bill o'reilly? >> yes. >> what is your favorite parts of the show? >> talking points memo. >> are you bill o'reilly? >> i hope not. >> i'm reading your book "killing kennedy" and it's very good. >> now, do you know what that knows -- shows? lack of history among younger people. best actor in my mind marlon brandon. >> right. >> then you have lawrence oli. vier. dustin hoffman. will ferrell? you had seen it's been -- you had citizen cane. godfather. none of those were mentioned. >> right. >> you go who is the best president? you go martin van buren. >> they don't have history. american film is part of the culture. >> right. >> last year we sent you out to oscars. >> doumpl that? >> i think so. >> right. >> george clooney was going to kill you? >> right. >> i was thinking about sending you out there again but what sells there to do

angela reeves father the only survivor. he remains in critical condition. >> three people gone, lost their lives because of the police. i'm blaming the police. >> reporter: the passenger in angel's car died in the crash. sister said their family wants answers about how this happened. >> i want justice. yes, i want to see what happened. >>> police are not commenting about whether the officers were told to end the pursuit, reporting live, "wjz," "eyewitness news." >> >> thank you, "wjz" has requested the radio transmissions from that night, we have been told they are not being released because they are part of this active investigation >>> we are updating more breaking news. a frightening accident, over the dam, sky eye 13, captain jeff with more on the crash an the impact on traffic this friday. captain jeff? >> this is where route 1 crosses the river between howard county an cecil county. it has got traffic shut down in both directions. not so bad southbound, because they are diverting everybody onto 222 to go down to 95 to

he was on a reeve of absence. >> police say they have a person of interest in the beating of a man foundunconscious saturday morning. the person of interest has not been arrested but they also have three witnesses. just after midnight saturday morning david lamont was beaten unconscious after going outside and asked people to quiet down. he remains in critical at any condition. >> police are asking for pep to track down a burglar who stole from several cars. look that the guy. this man has stolen from cars on three sundays this month. he takes ta lets and purses and then uses the victim's credit cards to buy power tools. they say he may be driving a ford ranger pickup either tan or light colored. >> an east bay politician trying to drum up report for legislation that would ban public transit workers from striking. steve glaser will be talking to riders. he wants california to adopt laws similar to new york and washington making transit strikes illegal. sbart over two weeks from a possible strike. negotiations are ongoing but it still looks like workers will strike. the agency has come up

according to elsbeth reeve, this is the 21st journalist who has gone to work for the obama administration. i have to say, dana, you're right, given your performance on "hardball" earlier this week there's zero chance the administration ask you to join them. >> i have not had the phone ringing off the hook. >> i guess you were critical? >> i have occasionally been. >> no federal job for you. >>> but there is a long tradition of some people going from journalism into politics or public service as they would prefer to put it. clearly there has been a lot more of it in the obama administration. i think rick stengel was a pretty good editor during his seven years at the helm. but i was interviewing him once and said can't you find a good conservative columnist to go up against joe kline and he said he was still looking. so i wonder if it does -- whether it's something -- does it raise gez about what they did when they were on the msn side of the line. >> if you're going to make a switch, as some people do, but when you make a switch and then come back, i think it tarts to raise questions, part

>> oh, yeah, with reeves. >> jay: i can't remember who used to do this bit, but it always made me laughnd there, and the guys would fire the gun -- bing, bing, bing, bing -- the bullets would bounce off? then the kid would go, and then he'd throw the gun at superman and go, "aah!" >> yeah, he would duck. [ laughter ] >> jay: "ow, don't throw that rubber gun at me!" >> don't throw the rubber gun at me. >> jay: don't throw the rubber gun -- >> bullets are one thing. >> jay: -- it might hit me in the head. [ laughter ] so if you could have a super power, which super power would you want? >> well, actually, with a a partner, matt keller. we wrote a movie called "zoom" which turned into this kids film. but originally it was about a a guy that could go as fast, like the flash. >> jay: right. >> there's a science fiction movie, "the stars are my destination." it was writ in the -- written, wrote? >> jay: written in the '50s? is that what you were gonna say? >> think somebody wrote it in the '50s. [ light laughter ] he was about a guy who can move really fast. i thought, that's a tremendous gif

they are charged with killing steven reeve he was tied up on brussel street last december along with badly injured. prosecutors say the defendants and the victims knew each other. >>> the trial starts for the man accused of trying to rape one of his teachers at summit preparatory high school in redwood city. this is a picture of 1-year-old david velasquez. when he was 19, prosecutors say he tried to force his teacher into the consider at knifepoint. when she fell to the ground, he reported i will tried to rape her. he's being charged with four felonies. >>> a woman is on suspicion of offering a bribe during a rape trial in san jose. the woman offered offered $30,000 to the alleged victim in the case, according to the paper, so she wouldn't testify. prosecutors say the woman did not take the bribe. 53-year-old jeffrey chambers is on trial on suspicion of raping his relative in 2011. the woman accused of offering the bribe could be charged when the trial is over. her name has not been released to the jury. 8:10 in a couple of hours, b.a.r.t. management will be back at the bargaining ta

we've added to the slopes and the two reeves that she's balanced on and it takes the whole project intorent scale. >> reporter: it's been 20 months since the luxury cruise learn ran aground off the italian island killing 32 of the people on board. the massive kroerpgs to remove the wreckage began with steel platforms built below the water. kaishl cables helping to hoist the ship upright. in a series of enormous floatation devices attached to the ship's side are designed to help it cruise athe way to a neighbor port. under water december still floats along the seabed, an ominous reminder of the toxic stew still inside the vessel, a disaster if the salvage operation is not successful. removeing the ship is depositing nearly $800 million and the people are praying that the deteriorating costa concordia will soon be floating again. if officials are successful, if they are able to rotate this massive ship upright, they will then go to work repairing the damaged side of the vessel. the hope is that in eight to ten months, they will able to finally tow the costa concordia to a neighbor port to

even christopher reeves who was a very rich actor wanted all the money for his health care. i prefer that we have a universal health care plan that would be basically medicare for way but this idea of the they are doing it is actually a republican idea. -- ithing that comes from had a laugh when bill maher was talking about everything that obama, the republicans have to be against it. he was calling it black tracking . if obama is for clean water, then they have to be against it. thanks, pedro. from "time"s magazine. coming up on our program we are going to talk about the military base safety in the light of this week shooting at the navy yard here in d.c.. part debate.it's on, some veterans applying for disability assistance can wait for up to a year to get a response. all weekend long on booktv, and american history tv, they are featuring the literary life and history of fredericksburg for genia. booktv for ourto offering. it also includes a look at simple light activists and presidential freedom -- presidential medal of freedom inner which is located fredericksburg. from

jacqueline reeves.ng to love this. >> no, no, no, this will put you in a good mood. this is a gospel song. >> i'm going to like it then. >> this is a song i chose. it's by donnie mcclerken. >> i know him. >> of course you do. >> crank it, please. i had a rough day yesterday, hodi. >> yes, you did. ♪ when can i call you ♪ when can you answer ♪ when can i need you ♪ how can i reach out ♪ when can you hold me ♪ you console me once more >> let's get to it. ♪ every time i turn around >> nice. ♪ the most amazing thing i found ♪ ♪ you're there to pick me up ♪ the time when i fall down ♪ we fall down >> i love this song. >> one of her moves. >> i have more. i'll show you at another moment. >> you're in "us weekly." . there it is. and there it is. >> hasn't jennifer aniston been pregnant for two years now? that's what i thought. >> someone else is in it. >> you know you're being photographed because you look fantastic. hoda hearts blake. today's hoda named her cockapoo after -- la la la la. where is your cover f