. >> she is junior regan and knowing her she is going to share this with the rest of her team. regan is from broad neck can't tell you how many goals she has scored. >> my goals don't matter. i really don't think about them. i don't even know how many it was. i just try to help everybody else score. it doesn't matter who scores. >> she scored the game winner and turned the season around. >> i feell we all have so much more energy. >> the coach is molding a championship club. >> we have been driving home the team atmosphere and team goals over prnl goals. >> my major role is to connect everybody.she is flourishing in junior year. >> should is he committed to our goal to win the state championship and i think that shows in her play and how selfless she is on the field. >> she is a 4-0 student taking honors and ap courses and is in a club called future doctors. >> we go to hospitals and we listen to doctors talk about their jobs so i can learn more about the medical field and my interest there. >> right now she is a smooth operat. the coach held a team bonding mission, then named

. >> reporter: luckily there are guys like jim regan. regan's son james was killed in iraq in 2007 which led him to start the lead the way fund. now he's vowing to fill the void left by a crippled government. >> you can't expect a family that sacrifices their child, all right, or their young man or their wife and not be able to step up and take care of them. it's morally -- morally wrong. >> others have stepped up, too, including the fisher house foundation, which is dedicated to giving wounded troops and their families a place to stay while they heal but now says it will pay the full $100,000 per family during the shutdown. >> it was a no-brainer. we needed to bridge the gap not only for the families but because the government was not doing what they were supposed to do. >> reporter: some top house republicans including speaker boehner view the military itself is to blame for the lapse in benefits, not congress. >> we gave broad authority to the department of defense to pay all kinds of bills, including this. and frankly i think it's di

regan is starting in your parents garage. obama you move into your parents garage. >> sen tomorrow cruz said even the president's most dedicated supporters are backing away from the signature health care law and he's right in someways. we saw democrat leaders passing party lines and breaking ranks in recent days to call for an extension on the deadline for when americans must have health insurance. >>> today a major selling point of obama care no longer a part of the president's pitch but which part and why? we'll tell you more about that coming up. >>> right now, the mom of an i ai caused killer is speaking her. her son just 14 years old is charged with the murder of a popular young schoolteacher. this getting a lot of attention across the country. what she is saying about the tragedy that shocked their small community. >>> also, a gunman prompts an intense standoff after a shooting of an immigration officer and three other police officers. we'll have more on that. >>> and fire at macy's flag ship store in new york city, thi

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i was a budget guy in the regan years and understand a little bit. why just three months?tine is right, we'll have to go through the same exercise during the holidays. >> let's take a short break and when i come back, i'll ask you christine, there is an argument to get rid of the whole debt ceiling situation all together. remove it from the table. stop having this constant battle when it political. let discuss that after the break. i was made to work. make my mark with pride. create moments of value. build character through quality. and earn the right to be called a classic. the lands' end no iron dress shirt. starting at 49 dollars. stick with innovation. stick with power. stick with technology. get the flexcare platinum. new from philips sonicare. [ male announcer ] over time, you've come to realize... [ starter ] ready! [ starting gun goes off ] [ male announcer ] it's less of a race... yeah! [ male announcer ] and more of a journey. and that keeps you going strong. at unitedhealthcare insurance company, we get that. with over 30 years of experience, we'll be there -- r

the united states and pakistan have shared goals in the regan. gone. region. >> we have political transitions in pac pakistan and drone striks are an irritant and the public opinion know that they are unpopular in pakistan. >> the world food program says it's running out of food for displaced people i in myanmar. it's left 14 140,000 people displaced. >> there are a billion people in india and having enough today is an issue. er therthey have been trying toh out food again. >> these cadets are getting ready to plow the fallowfields of the south indian state. armed with pa beingty cal practy join their comrade to help revive the local industry. this is the new front line in their push to become more self self-sufficient. >> we need expansion and we need training and it will be like army training. >> new recruits spend 20 days learning about everything from fertilizer and seed and planting and machinery. since the first session in 2003, 3, 5 hooka 5 hookah deaths hav e training. >> the state has seen a decline in the number of people willing to work in t

. >> when the shift workers struck poland in the 1980s, ronald regan said the right to strike is fundamentalto democracy. not as tough as getting an antistrike initiative on the ballot and approved by voters. >> you're very likely to see banning the right to strike such as compulsory arbitration, there, you're not going

currently regan national it's 68 degrees. 61 dulles, bwi marshall, 63. there will be cloud today. a partly to mostly sunny day just like yesterday with. its back to the mid to upper 80's summery start to thehe weekend. i'll have more on the weekend te in a minute and talk aboutk karen coming up. back to you. >> thank you. we begin with the deadly chase from the white house to the capitol.ol investigators are trying to piece together what set off a 34-year-old connecticut woman. they condoned off a condo complex where she is believed to live with her 18-month-old baby. bomb squads, dozens of police and federal agents are ar searching the home. now the chaos began around 2:30 thursday afternoon. police say marion kerry rammed her car no a securityity barricade at the white househe and hit a responding area. >> a chase led to this sceneth all while a young child believed to be her child washild on the store. t >> reporter: the firsthe chase ended here at garfieldarfi sickle near the u.s. capitol. you can see at least fiveast officers with their gunss drawn surround the car. as they a

i think regan airport, and the only place we could meet was a superintendent's office and i had my wife a few of high -- my staff with me and he said what is the main issue on your mind? i said iran. he said what is the main issue with iran. he said what is the main issue with iran? i said you got to put sanctions on them because that might stop them. in my it's not enough. you still need a military threat. but crippling sanctions could be the way to stop them peacefully. two things happened when i left that meeting. first is i said to my staff, we just met the next president of the united states. and they said well, you've lived in america but you don't know america. i said, we'll see. so that's the first thing that happened. the second thing that happened was that a week later, he had a sanctioning bill. senator barack obama had a sanctions bill. so we've been pushing the sanctions effectively up until now. we've got them on the ropes. their economy is about to collapse. they've moved their program up. they're almost there at threshold level but almost about to collapse. in comes rouh

ronald regan was responsible for the environment quality act. and governor for the environment protection agencies. governor swars negger were responsible for two pieces of legislation. i think what happens in california is that again good ideas tend to prevail over ideology. >> any advice for washington dc. >> people want bipartisan focussed leadership. california is different to the other 45 states. >> i'll be the first to say we have done crazy things in this state that i hope no other state mirrors. we get good things done in education in other areas. it's really important and that voters hold us accountable to make the decisions they want to make. >> what do you think, anthony renden. >> i would agree. i run a federally funded head start program. the impact that the program has, the organization that i used to serve. the impact that that had on the families was terrible. i think the federal government can learn from what we do in california. >> i rarely had an interview where republican and democrat agreed so much. maybe you can show washin

it rose more under ronald regan. much to pay to build up the military during the cold war. the debt limit tripling during at 80, topping a trillion. under george w bush it was raised five times. bill clinton saw the debt ceiling go up four times, jumping 44%, but the nation's debt went down during the cloint's years. it's one of the few times it happened. then president george w bush - raised sooech times under him. debts double. it brings us to president obama. he's raised the debt limit five times, this is the sixth. the amount borrowed has gone up 50% and he hopes to raise the limit by another trillion. the u.s. started with less than a trillion of debt in 1980. it soared over the past three decades, approaching $17 trillion in debt today, and more money needs to be borrowed. every time the debt ceiling is raised the government spends more, and that limit is met and often soon exceeded. >> social security, cost of living increases will be the smallest in 40 years. according to an analysis by the associated press the increase will be 1.5%. automatic increases were adopted

. >> there are shutdowns and most of them are, there are shutdowns over and over again in the regan administrationee days, two days, one day. federal workers going without pay actually aren't due to receive a paycheck until october 11th so if we fix it before october 11th and agree to pay them for the days they were supposed to work, it will be all kind of okay. there is still disruption where people don't know whether they will get paid. the problem here is this shutdown is likely to go on for a couple more weeks and be really disruptive to the u.s. economy and other programs like wic that helps women get baby formula. that's run in individual states and they have a little bit of money to extend the program for a couple weeks, but as it goes on, more and more people will lose those benefits. this is different and more irresponsible. >> thank you-all very much, indeed. i'm sure we'll keep talking about this. >> continue we're tracking tropical storm karen. powerful storm expected to hit the u.s. coast on saturday and possibly make landfall as a hurricane. chad myers has more. even this is effected

. >> when the shift workers struck poland in the 1980s, ronald regan said the right to strike is fundamental to democracy. not as tough as getting an antistrike initiative on the ballot and approved by voters. >> you're very likely to see banning the right to strike such as compulsory arbitration, there, you're not going to have unions and bart management opposing it. >> he was joined by a host of east bay politicians who support his efforts though unions do not. >> instead of trying to find a resolution to this dispute, steve blazer told, instead, to exploit the bart strike for his own political gain. we think that's very unfortunate. >> a point made clear to glazer who is planning an assembly run and democrat whose campaign money has come from private citizens and not union labor. >> reporter: now he declined on comment on how many people so far in total have signed at www.banbartstrikes.com. he claims 10,000 people have signed the on line petition. andria borba. >> thank you. >>> we learned governor brown is trying to top ac transit workers from going on strike. the last thing we need, th

>> it is the ronald regan somebody who is with me 80% of the time is my friend and ally and not some 20% traitor. there are areas of agreement. senator susan collins of maine has come up with a proposal and a number of republicans and democrats have sat down together to look for finding solutions to get the government open again and that's what we need to do. we need to get the government open and people back to work. that's what the american people expect. they want their leaders to gofn and to function. that's why i will be on the floor of the senate in the next 45 minutes to push for that. >> we thank you so much. it is day 13 and we want you to get to work. i think it is fair to say you speak for all of us. >> thank you. thank you for having me. >>> do you think a 22-year-old cold murder case can be solved? that's what happened in new york. the nypd announced they have identified a little girl only known as baby hope. her body was found in an ice chest on the side of the new york roadway in 1991 and police charged a family member with her murder. brian is live in our new york new

president regan proposed a systematic tax reform. he went out and campaigned on it and won the public debate on that. if the republicans believe what we need to do is further trim government spending beyond the $2 trillion cut in sequestration, they are slated to be cut and they need to present a plan. what exactly would they cut in an entitlement reform. >> a lot of republicans have been saying the democrats were moving the goalposts. >> i think it is important we have a uniform voice. it is not like you see on the democratic side. they have different perspectives. i will agree with one simple thing. it reminded me of operation market gardener in world war ii which we know as the world too far. you have to narrow your focus and get the common ground that american people can understand. if the affordable care act supplied to everyone no waivers, exemptions and delays. if you will have an employee delay, you need the mandate delay as well. there have been many plans offered. i haven't heard anything coming back from the president othe

current temperatures 56mper degrees at regan national. 52 at dulles and a cool 48 degrees b.w.i.thurgoodur high is 70 degrees, plenty of sunshine. much cooler that happen yesterday although much dryer that happen yesterday.este we don't have any rain in the forecast. we're going to get back tock seasonal temperatures thashes is what is going to t happen asn we move through the course of the week. could see changes later on inn the week but not bad. a good day to get out andut take a nice walk and enjoy fall. >> one of our viewers says they can't live life.. they need time and temp on the screen so it's 56 56 degrees, it's 5:31 right now. we're having a problem withblem it. we'll try to get it fixed. >> in the moneytime julie. >> -- meantime. >> that was -- [laughter] >> funky little dance gliebanc that is a britney -- let britney do her thing.br >> youit take care of the clothes. i think we can serve this up nicely for you. the trip south out of germantown, no problems to report. continuingspeed southbound out to rockville. your lanes are open on the top stretch of the beltsway thrown co

what i was focused on was don't give me the crazy person, i thought what was fascinating - ronald regan a ufa and jimmy carter. they are the president's of the united states. i was fascinated and put in the report. show me the report of what the guy said he saw. you can see the redacted and yourself. that's what we want to read. >> the government did a lot of things that made people - gave people licence to come up with the crazy ideas because they weren't open about as much of it as they should have been. gold fort knox. that is almost as certain as death and dams. >> here is the crazy part. this is where honestly i come out on the other side. my goal is to give me the facts. the last time anyone saw the gold in fort knox was 1974. that's a long time ago. i went there, i got asked to speak at fort knox and met a great colonel. he was, "we'll get you in." the treasury department shut be down. we went to senator huddle ston from kentucky, who was there when they let people in to see the gold and he said, "i don't know if there's gold in there." the security guard said, "my gun empty." >>

ronald regan and jimmy carter. i was fascinated that we put in the book the ros weld report.how me the report of what this guy on this day said he saw. you can see the redacted - read it for yourself. that's what we want to do, show that. >> the government did a lot of things that made people - gave people licence to come up with crazy ideas because they weren't open about as much of it as they should have been. >> gold at fort knox, it's almost as certain as death and taxes, right. >> here is the crazy part. this is one where i think icame out the other side. my goal is to give the information, the facts. the last time anyone saw the gold in fort knox was 1974. that's a crazy lopping time ago. -- long time ago. i wept, i spoke at -- i went. i spoke at fort knox and saw a colonel saying, "we'll get you in." the treasury department shut me down. we went to senator huddle ston, a senator. he was there the last time he went in and he said, "i don't know if there was gold." the securitiy guard said his gun didn't have bullets because it was empty. >> there has been no public audi

it is only gotten worse since then as famously, chip o'neil and president regan went out, they wouldnd nail during the day and after hours they would go out and could have a drink together and that doesn't seem we have now -- jer jerry -- most congress people are only playing to their particular narrow constituent see. there is no compromise. >> that's a good point. "blow back" is available now. thank you for coming in, josh, ben ferguson. one says why do you have him on? he ruins my dinner. that's why i have him on, to ruin the american dinner. >>> coming next, amanda knox' ex-boyfriend joins us to talk about the shocking murder case and his relationship with amanda knox. just by talking to a helmet. it grabbed the patient's record before we even picked him up. it found out the doctor we needed was at st. anne's. wiggle your toes. [ driver ] and it got his okay on treatment from miles away. it even pulled strings with the stoplights. my ambulance talks with smoke alarms and pilots and stadiums. but, of course, it's a good listener too. [ female announcer ] today cisco is connecting

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. >> there are shutdowns and most of them are, there are shutdowns over and over again in the regan administrationee days, two days, one day. federal workers going without pay actually aren't due to receive a paycheck until october 11th so if we fix it before october 11th and agree to pay them for the days they were supposed to work, it will be all kind of okay. there is still disruption where people don't know whether they will get paid. the problem here is this shutdown is likely to go on for a couple more weeks and be really disruptive to the u.s. economy and other programs like wic that helps women get baby formula. that's run in individual states and they have a little bit of money to extend the program for a couple weeks, but as it goes on, more and more people will lose those benefits. this is different and more irresponsible. >> thank you-all very much, indeed. i'm sure we'll keep talking about this. >> continue we're tracking tropical storm karen. powerful storm expected to hit the u.s. coast on saturday and possibly make landfall as a hurricane. chad myers has more. even this is effected

i think regan airport, and the only place we could meet was a superintendent's office and i had my wife of high staff wi -- my staff with me and he said what is the main he said what is the main issue with iran? i said you got to put sanctions on them because that might stop them. in my it's not enough. you still need a military threat. but crippling sanctions could be the way to stop them peacefully. two things happened when i left that meeting. first is i said to my staff, we just met the next president of the united states. and they said well, you've lived in america but you don't know america. i said, we'll see. so that's the first thing that happened. the second thing that happened was that a week later, he had a sanctioning bill. senator barack obama had a sanctions bill. so we've been pushing the sanctions effectively up until now. we've got them on the ropes. their economy is about to collapse. they've moved their program up. they're almost there at threshold level but almost about to collapse. in comes rouhani. take away the sanctions. no way. you take away the whole thing and

well it was v and president regan went out, they would he ruins about the shocking murder case and hisionship say is just thank you supp >> amanda italian court. prosecutors a boyf k with us is raffaella sollecito and his attorney. rauf fell lee, you are prepared >> a pleasure to be he >> show. you're prepared to go back and face further questions? >> i willen back when the trial gets into the court. during the first heari about this basically a consubtled my and they need this moment for me t >> you're at and this i system. it's your count system. how do you feel about the way they keep coming af why do you think it is simply don't want to believe the and amanda have put forward? >> no. well, it's not just my version of the events or amanda's version of the events. it's the real facts that tell us that me and amanda are innocent. what's the -- i don't know what is going on in the mind of the judges. >> i think it's pretty ridiculous that -- especially since the whole debate is over a healthcare law, like they are trying -- the end goal of this is try to help people like me try to get

he was taking after ronald regan who said trust, but verify with the russians.etanyahu went over his record of supporting terrorism and the state sponsor of terror. they suppressed their people. they cheated on nuclear talks. ne this will be swept under the rug in a nuclear agreement. he supports talks and he thinks talks should be the means to an end. we shouldn't try to get talks talks and then not have any idea where he will go from there. >> if he says means to an end and netanyahu says we have to do something and do something fast and perhaps more than a slap on the wrist, but if you are in the middle of the new found possibility of negotiations and you have got this upcoming -- like i said the talks coming in geneva you have to wait a little bit to let this possible diplomatic out reach playout a little bit, right? >> i think that's right. it will take time to get past the opening rounds where each side will have a pretty tough position, but i think netanyahu wants to strengthen the spine to the united states and the british and the french and the germans

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. >> reporter: regan's son james was killed in iraq in 2007.speaker john boehner argues that the bill that congress passed last week to pay military members during a shutdown also covers these benefits, but pentagon attorneys say they've looked at the law and they disagree. so the house is going to pass another bill today explicitly authorizing these payments. democrats, of course argue that the best way to make these payments and everything else in the government work is to fund it no strings attached. >> thank you nancy. no high level negotiations are scheduled to end the budget standoff, but president obama and house speaker john boehner say they're waiting for the other side to back down but some observers are seeing the first signs of a possible compromise. john dickerson is in washington. john, good morning. >> good morning, charlie. >> evidence of a possible compromise? >> well it's a little window that opens, but probably not enough to get more than your fingers through. the president said that it would be okay to have a short level and

. >> ronald regan called it my kind of yarn, a blurb that helped propel clancy to the new york time'sto detail and he loved them back. >> the u.s. military is us. there's no truer representation of the country and the people sent in to fight for it. >> tom clancy was 66 years old. paula ferries, abc news, new york. >>> the quotes from tom clancy was i've written stuff that turned out to be real later. that was spook ji. >> he was ahead of his time for sure. >> we'll be back in a moment. >> the united states government shutdown, something that hasn't happened for nearly two decades. in fact, the last time it happened was back in 1995 when the clinton white house and the republican leaders in congress failed to agree on the budget. the gop leader, speaker newt gingrich refused to cave on programs like education, health and the environment. >> got us thinking about what the world looked like back in 1995. >> while gridlock in washington is certainly a familiar scene, the pop culture had an incredibly different vibe. i happened to be in high school at the time and my favorite song, here i

president regan wrote to congress in 1983 and and i quote. the full consequences of the default, we're evening the si reese prospect of default by the itself our impossible to predict and awesome to contemplate. den gration of the pull faith and credit. on the value of the dollar it exchangesed markets, closed quote. >> if congress fails to meet its responsibility, it could deeply damage maintenancetial markets the ongoing recovery and the jobs. i have an unt to be apparent about these risks. and i think it would be a great mistake to dits count or dismiss them. for this reason i've reportedly asked him to take step immediately. >> the treasury department is rarely updated over the course of the last three months. new information has become available about when we would exhaust our extraordinary pleasures. this is for when we slault or extraordinary measures. the best offings about the urgency with which they should act. and last month i met with a full member with the committee to discuss these issues. continues to borrow money. but at that

degeneres, whoopie goldberg, babies in the family never met a stranger, affable, president ronald regannly child, nancy davis. birth order is interesting. it gets into what relationship is best. >> doctor, help me out here. give me some horrible trait of a first born. >> they're perfectionistic. many of them become flaw pickers. what makes you a good dentist or statistician or math teacher is the same thing that works against you in relationships. you're a man. you're lucky enough to have a wife that cooks dinner. they're getting hard to find, by the way. you come home to dinner and you find the flaw and you say, hey, what's with the carrots? i've got news to you. the question is, will you be wearing carrots shortly? it's not to be rewarded. the critical eye gets the first born in trouble sometimes. >> i'm going to stop being such a perfectionist. >> please. >> i'll just eat my carrots. dr. kevin lehman, great to see you here. the book is called "first order book" go out and buy it and taunt your relatives. thank you. >> you're welcome. they were quick to throw support behind obama care