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richard shoop opened fire. some were so scared they went into bathroom stalls.ically whispering in fear to the 911 operator. >> i don't hear any sirens here. please hurry. >> someone is shooting up garden state plaza right now. i'm in the bathroom. >> all right. stay on the phone. how many people in the bathroom with you? >> three. >> are they in your store? >> yes. i work here. i'm inside the store in the office with the door long by myself. i'm scared and i want to get out of the mall. >> shoop later shot himself in the head. his family has said the only life he intended to take was his own. >> and one of the largest storms in record human history, a super typhoon with the strength of an extreme category 5 hurricane making landfall in the philippines at this instant. wind gusts, you've never heard of this in the united states. 245 miles an hour. the storm so large in diameter, clouds are spanning at least two-thirds of the country. that is the equivalent of a storm in new york reaching all the way to chicago. president obama spoke tonight to chuck todd on a ra

. >> and richard, regarding the time line karzai requesting or desiring that it not be completed until after the presidential election, tell us why he is trying to stall there. >> it's hard to know. you have to really read into karzai's thinking to answer that. he could sign it right now. he could have signed it in fact days ago. instead, he decided to call this l loya jirga in order to get their approval which is not really required by afghan law. it seems to and this is according to the politicians and analysts that we have spoken to that karzai is thinking of his legacy. he doesn't want to be the man who signs the document, committing his country to have foreign forces here for a decade or more. he would rather be remembered as the person who brought afghanistan with u.s. help out of the dark ages and changed it from a country that was run by the taliban where girls couldn't go to school to a country that's more modern and sophisticated and prefer to have the next president sign the document and deal with the legacy of what will happen in the next phase in this country which is far from certain. >> all right. richard, thank you very much for the la

stall senate business. let's hear how senators are reacting here. i want to bring in senator richardlumenthal, democrat from connecticut. senator blumenthal, nice to see you. welcome. >> thank you, brooke. >> the rules in our nation's government and in the u.s. senate really considered sack u rusanct. we heard about this partisanship. how would you characterize what happened. >> >> it's a historic step, but it's very much in the right direction because it will enable the senate to get things done. it will promote government working as the majority of americans expect it to work. the overwhelming majority of americans expect majority rule. i came to the senate and one of my first votes was actually to abolish the filibuster, to make it history. i'm glad we now will be able to avoid a constitutional crisis. we were avoiding the duty we had to take up or down votes. >> you were saying and many of you colleagues are saying this is a step in the right direction. you're new to this position, but many say this will have a chilling effect. case in point, veteran senator john mccain had this

the floor of the senate early and he says, you know, because if you don't, richard russ el is too smart for them. he will stallt the east by the time you come back it will be the next time and that is just what russ el did. it is one of the best explanations of how the senate defeated civil rights legislation. >> were you surprised to hear in an interview that we did that she did not know those tapes were running? >> i'm not surprised, no. >> next call. denver, colorado. you're on the air. >> good morning. i have a question about the 1958 texas senate race. my grandfather was on the texas preem court in the 40s and 50s. in 58 he ran the u.s. senate and i have always wondered if the brown brothers and johnson had any role in my grandfather's defeat. and i would also like to say that i think the path to power was the single best biography i have ever read. >> thanks a lot. the brown brothers were -- this is one of the complications was that her man and george brown were reactionaries. to use the terms that they would use to describe african-americans and they supported this president who was our greatest, in my

richard fir shine. jon: nuclear talks with iran running into headwinds, why negotiators do not expect any movement until after this country celebrates thanksgiving. should the u.s. give tehran a chance, or is this just another stallinggh in on that. >>> plus, major legal fallout for a college football star. breaking details, next.ç i'm tony siragusa and i'm training guys who leak a little, to guard their manhood with new depend shields and guards. the discreet protection that's just for guys. now, it's your turn. get my training tips at guardyourmanhood.com jon: well a marriage penalty of sorts could be the latest problem for obamacare as couples who just live together get a much better deal than those who walk down the aisle and say i-do. molly henneberg live in washington to explain that. molly if. >> reporter: obama care subsidies, taxpayer dollars given to people to help them pay for health insurance are based on income and the federal poverty levels. the less you make the more money you can get from the government. so let's look at the numbers. if you're an individual and you make above $45,960 you will not qualify for subsidies but below that you will. if a married couple together makes above $62,040 you will