>> reporter: here's what the law says. the law says nobody, nobody drives a bart train with passengers without first having been fully tested and certified by the california public utilities commission. these bart cars are sitting up on flatbed trailers while bart insists familiarization training, not track training, will take place. >> we have about 12 managers who are already certified. we can start doing some training with noncertified employees. but we can't do the real hands- on training until employees actually go on strike. >> reporter: the union argues those bart managers aren't really certified. >> they may have previously been certified, but there are constant revisions, constant changes. and it's been years since they were certified. >> reporter: i looked for answers about bart's safety record and trained operator records. for two days now, the california public utilities commission has been unable or unwilling to give me that information, which raises the question, is the cpuc as cozy with bart as it once was w

the union says b.a.r.t. workers are willing to make major concessions in order to reach and keep the trains rolling. the two sides are negotiating the big issues, the major issues of salary, benefits and worker safety. the many frustrated b.a.r.t. riders see another critical issue in the contract talks. egos. >> unfortunately, i think that has a lot to do with it. i think the issues come together and i think personalities are involved. >> b.a.r.t. management expressed skepticism which union leaders say will save b.a.r.t. millions of dollars. they will crunch the numbers and come back with a detailed response in the morning. >>> last month, governor jerry brown stepped into the b.a.r.t. labor dispute by asking a judge to call a 60-day cooling-off period. the governor says he does not anticipate intervening again once the cooling-off period ends next month. >> neither the manager northe union have shown any appetite r don't want to want to see a strike. i urge the parties to get real. >> the governor says he's

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police say he ran over a woman lying in the sun. >> first of all the gardener says nothing he can say or do can afr dress the sorrow of the victim's husband, family and friends. his lawyer says this tragedy hit both families hard. >> police say tom bernaski was the driver of the truck that ran over christie vonameer last week. he was aested several blocks from the park. his lawyer says he's distraught and sad. >> my client is devastated. he's never been in trouble before. he's a mess .s he realizes that his actions rumted in the death of a young mother. >> there is a sad irony. at the time of the accident bernaski was coping with a personal tragedy n april his 20-year-old daughter was killed in a car zeent he's not doing well. not eating and sleeping and its taking a toll on him. >> prosecutors waiting for rultz of his toxicology report. wagner says he knows what goitsing to show. >> mr. bernaski does not drink or smoke, he's a religious man. >> wagner says it was an accint. >> at the time tath he didn't know he hurt someone or that he'd killed someone. >> the rec and park department

his lawyer says this tragedy hit both families hard. >> police say tom bernaski was the driver of the truck that ran over christie vonameer last week. he was aested several blocks from the park. his lawyer says he's distraught and sad. >> my client is devastated. he's never been in trouble before. he's a mess .s he realizes that his actions rumted in the death of a young mother. >> there is a sad irony. at the time of the accident bernaski was coping with a personal tragedy n april his 20-year-old daughter was killed in a car zeent he's not doing well. not eating and sleeping and its taking a toll on him. >> prosecutors waiting for rultz of his toxicology report. wagner says he knows what goitsing to show. >> mr. bernaski does not drink or smoke, he's a religious man. >> wagner says it was an accident. >> at the time tath he didn't know he hurt someone or that he'd killed someone. >> the rec and park department showed us his policy prohibiting workers from driving on grassy area was out a spolter, another worker look out for people. it indicated that he violated park regulations. >> w

nothing's changed. >> i'm tempted to say he's saying this is a rhetorical statement. my question is what isn't a rhetorical statement? the way it comes off to too many people is the administration is speaking at its potential supporters and not really honestly to its potential supporters. in this case you have a situation where the secretary of state is basically until he recanted this thing -- >> late today. why is he messing around with this thing? >> you know why? >> let me just finish this one point. he's undercutting -- he undercut for a day. the urgency of the vote that the president wants. >> and any of those about this -- >> the reason why is because it's not a clear cut issue. any time you go to war -- this is what bush did. he made it black or white. we invade or it's -- [ overlapping speakers ] >> hillary clinton said something very strong today. and it very much is to what her position was for the iraq war. basically was whatever we do, it's got to be underwritten by the willingness to use strength and force. in other words, we need this vote in the senate

one says accidental. the other said consistent with injuries. >> given this new independent autopsy report what happens next? >> they've been asking all this time for an investigation. they want to speak with the family's attorney. now he wants to talk to this independent pathologist. he said it's not rushed. he wants to do it right to make sure the people in this community have confidence in what the final outcome is. >> we want to hear from the family. i know you're working on it. we'll stay on the story with you. >>> coming up next, delaying a possible strike isn't time sensitive. this is the opinion of the chairman of joints chief of staff general martin dempsey but not all military men agree. chris lawrence will have that report straight from the pentagon. this man is about to be the millionth customer. would you mind if i go ahead of you? instead we had someone go ahead of him and win fifty thousand dollars. congratulations you are our one millionth customer. nobody likes to miss out. that's why all

>> that's what i'm saying. so according to that, if that's what he's got to do to go to the chamber and look them in the eye, show them the pictures from -- show them the pictures from syria, and look them in the eye and say look, the world has said this shall not happen. we've got to take action. we can't rely on others to do it. we are the united states. we've got to do it. and we can't let these types of weapons potentially loose in the region. i wouldn't stress that, because as soon as you do that, questions arise. and i know this from speaking to secretary kerry. questions arise about how you control those weapons if you attack the systems, about who the rebels are, about who the opposition is, all that other stuff. >> yeah, great. >> skip all that and just focus on the moral equation about using chemical weapons. that's his strongest argument. and for that he should make it directly. >> very forceful, howard fineman. thank you, david axelrod. you did a great job. we'll see how this develops by tuesday. >>

very hard to say. it would appear that they do want to make sure that chemical weapons are not used, that they shut them down, get them to store it, because they're worried about chemical weapons as well. what's their other motive in a political, strategic way? that's another deal. >> all right, jill doherty, thank you very much. the message very confused because it's coming from the russian president and russia, the main supplier of arms to syria. >>> another big story we're watching, a scary night for folks in colorado. deadly weather there. heavy rains triggering major flash flooding in bolder county. a flash flood emergency now in effect. multiple homes and structures have collapsed. at least one person has died. indra petersons is tracking this exteam weather. >> we're looking at heavy rain, it's been raining since yesterday evening, storm after storm has gone over the exact same region. between 4:00 and 8:00 yesterday evening we saw 4 inches of rain in 4 hours. incredible amount of rain. with tha

police say 66 people were injured. one of them reportedly suffered a fractured skull. >> translator: bits and pieces flew into our house. i heard windows break, the sound of shattering. it's okay. i was given first aid. >> one witness reported seeing something that looked like a tornado more than 300 meters high. another said the sky suddenly darkened and she saw a big blast twister in front of her. people in the nearby city of noda are reporting similar damage. one person was injured and more than 150 buildings were damaged there. the winds knocked down utility poles and overturned cars. >>> u.s. president barack obama thinks the syrian government should be punished for what he believes was an attack using chemical weapons. obama has met groups of lawmakers. he's also phoned others to try to win their support. he's trying to persuade members of congress to approve a military strike. obama's national security team briefed members of the house of representatives. it revealed classified intelligence to bolster its argume

so instead of saying mass, we say inertia and i use a capital "i". and if i put proper units in, i can call it an exact equation. so how much rotational acceleration you're gonna get something to pick up, huh? will depend upon how much torque you put on it, but how much rotational inertia does that something have. it turns out that rotational inertia is complicated. and we're just gonna get the idea of it today. rotational inertia is mr2, the mass multiplied by the distance from the rotational axis when the mass is localized. ordinarily, for different shapes, it's a more complicated equation and we won't get into that, but i can kinda show you that with this idea. here i've got a couple of plastic pipes and in these pipes, i've got some lead. and i'll tell you, the same amount of lead in each one. could i have a helper, please? my helper today gang, this is tinnie lim. she is the lady in that energy chapter who is pulling the bow and arrow back. tinnie was my student at city college in san francisco in 1980. got into conceptual physics, it spurred he

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says. they were ready to do anything for their country tony for trout it was to love the country more than yourself if you joined the military for any other reason that you're probably not to have a good day they were tools in the hands of the state now they live remembering the past which is impossible to get rid of. the war. but i'll ever good people get hurt. empty silent. a lot. but would prefer not to be sometimes i feel like. i should have died over there are. the photos. i saw some people who had died and. there is cheaper than target. on our. couldn't take three days for chargers free range and three. three. three. three blown video for your media project. in tonight's green report yesterday officials in japan announced that radiation levels around tanks storing contaminated water at the critical crippled fukushima nuclear power plant have reached a new high the alarming new levels are high enough to provide a lethal dose of radiation within hours to someone standing near contaminat

i had to say about that. i have listened to the russian foreign minister statement and i want to say that we welcome his initiative as a government can as about the lies of the syrian people and on national security and also because we trust the russian government's judgment and its efforts to prevent us aggression against the syrian people now let's backtrack and see how we got to this exact point it started off with john kerry meeting with his counterpart in the u.k. william hague in london out of that meeting kerry said that syria if they want to avoid a an attack from the u.s. they could turn over their entire chemical weapons arsenal by the end of the this week he also talked about if there were going to be a strike from the united states it would be of limited scope and unbelievably small saying that the united states is not going to go to war in over the syrian situation this could be a play on words because only congress has the ability to declare war congress is voting on syrian intervention this wee

an acknowledgment from the white says says it will take years but say they will know sooner if it's likelyhappen. >> this is a process that will take a certain amount of time. but it needs to be credible. it needs to be verifiable. and we will work with our allies and partners to test whether or not that can be be achieved. the one thing the a bomb a administration has avoided saying is how much time they are willing to give the idea of diplomacy. we should have a much better idea after the meeting in geneva of a possible time frame. al jazerra, washington. >> a group of u.s. military veteran as received in new york city for the 9/11 ceremonies after a 1600-mile jet ski journey from key west, florida. their trip began as a fundraising project and a way for commemorate the 12th anniversary of the attacks. but as we report, it turned in to much more. >> reporter: they are considered elite combat veterans some wounded in action while serving in iraq and afghanistan. six days ago, they set out on a mission that started here in key west, florida. traveling up the eastern seaboard to their finis

he's been saying this.s going to be easy, quick and we all know that isn't going to be the case. it's going to be something that could be long and last a long period of time, so you know, for the secretary of state, you talk about all these allies of ours who are united, wanting us to do this, let's hear from them. we have heard that iran, who's going to have the capability of a system that will reach the united states by 2015, they've stated they'll take action against israel. we are going to be meeting on wednesday. senate armed services committee and i hope to get this point across, that we're going to have to tie in capabilities with the military that we have right now with what the president wants to do. >> senator, let's talk about the nature of this kind of limited attack that the msh is pushing for. secretary kerry said we cannot allow assad to gas hundreds of his people with impunity, but we will allow him to slaughter 100,000 of his people with bombs and guns? >> well, the ofbtive we're trying to

points to the u.n., say defer to the u.n., and the u.n. says don't go, but saudis say go. why would they and kuwait say go. what's the most important thing to them? high oil prices, right? if there's turmoil, if america is involved in a middle eastern conflict, oil prices will skyrocket and they benefit. they need oil prices to skyrocket, their economies are built on what used to be a $25 barrel of oil, now built on $100 barrel. >> solution, goes back to one word. >> fracking. >> frack the hell out of this country so we're no longer de dependent on the psychos in the middle east and don't care about prices. they can go broke in their rolls royces, screw them. frack it. >> but israel is in the middle of it. >> it is tough. i wish we could move israel here, we can't, israel is there. it is like they moved into a bad neighborhood. there's critics of -- they moved to a bad neighborhood. can't you just move out? and there's a lot of critics of action here, of the action which i disagree with. i'll shut up now. >> rand paul. >> i didn't vote for him, stood opposed to him a few t

i'm not saying it's his fault.complicated situation but i think kevin's right, this hurts everybody at the end of the day. >> i definitely think it hurts everybody. it will definitely hurt republicans a lot more, because i think what people are seeing is that there's one side that's really intransigent. i have to say, what we've seen in the actual negotiations or debate about this, because we haven't had negotiations, is every time we get to a moment like this, republicans need more and more scalps. i think being in negotiations with them means they need more and more scalps from democrats. i think that's the problem we're seeing right now, is that we have -- democrats don't even like this clean cr. it actually assumes the republican numbers on the budget. >> they're lower numbers. >> they're lower numbers, but they are going along with this because they actually believe in doing their job which is governing. >> here's the real problem for republicans. yes, their poll numbers are going to suffer. they had a pretty

a bridge spokesperson says it's just too early to say that yet. but as of sunday, about 80% of the final work on the $6.4 billion span that was built to be more seismically safe is done. the roadway connector to jer ba buena island and treasure island is completed. contractors continue to grind up pieces of the old bridge to make room for a bike and pedestrian pathway. that will be available tuesday at noon. >>> this is a continuation of the bay trail which extends down the shorelines of echlry ville and berkeley and oakland. we really wanted it to tie into the natural setting of that part of the bike path. >> for now it will only go just past the tower of the new suspension span and the trail to yerba buena island won't be complete until 2015. that's because crews still need to demolish the old bridge. i asked earlier how did they make all this happen, all this work around the clock. they told me at any given time they have 400 workers out here on the new eastern span getting ready for it to open tomorrow at 5:00. live in oakland, christie smith,

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you did say you did a red line! mixed messages from a president dealing with syria, congress still trying to figure out what to do with syria. the president will be addressing the nation next tuesday night. charles payne, what does he have to say? what does he have to do? >> when i listened to him friday morning, it seemed to me he's already made up his mind. a lot of people don't think so. he said he was going to explain to america why he's going to take the action that he's going to take, which means i'm going with or without these guys. it's my military -- >> so whatever congress decides, i'm -- so this is all for show? >> my conviction, my constituents. i think he's convinced -- he's boxed himself into a corner. he had three lines. he had all moved. no more movement. that's this is how it's going to end. >> you think the presidency looks weak saying the chemical weapons are a red line and then he backtracks this past week. he goes in front of the american people and on tuesday and tries to convince them this was

this he says makes the regime his main suspect. with al jazeera in cambridge, massachusetts. >> reporter: egypt government is trying to determine who was behind an assassination attempt on the minister and he narrowly escaped being driven through the city in cairo. defense minister and armed forces say security will be increased. alliance opposed to the coup that deposed mohamed morsi called for more protests though. correspondent joins us on the line from egypt and not naming for security reasons and what is happening today in light of everything that happened yesterday? >> today we are expecting morallys to take place after friday and it has been called by the anti-coup alliance held last friday and i don't know how big they will turn out to be but they will be held in the area of cairo as well as the gated district. but not only in cairo there should be rallies in alexandria, s 1 and different places across the country. it will be interesting to see whether the security forces decide to try and crack down on these rallies given

what critics are saying is, look.t does the iranian president want to do besides changing his red ri rhetoric? is there any iranian plan to end its thirst for nuclear weapons? on that score, benjamin netanyahu, who is not expected to address the u.n. general assembly until next tuesday, put out a blistering statement today from israel to make sure and weigh in and express a lot of skepticism about this. take a listen. >> israel would welcome a genuine diplomatic solution that truly dismantles iran's capacity to develop nuclear weapons. but we will not be fooled by half-measures that merely provide a smoke screen for iran's continual pursuit of nuclear weapons. and the world should in the be fooled either. >> now, we got that after president obama's remarks. and then a few hours later after president rowhani had given his speech at the u.n., prime minister netanyahu put out a statement saying it was full of cynical and hypocritical language. so clearly, he's not thinking this is going to be a good deal. john. >> ed hen

now, you know, i say to my american frfrnds always -- you know how americans have this saying which says "what happens in vegas stays in vegas"? i say, unfortunately, what happens in the arctic does not stay in the arctic. >> how so? >> because the arctic serves as a refrigerator and air conditioner for the planet. it helps regulate global temperature and the climate, and by reflecting the harsh rays of the sunlight away. so the whole climate system in the world is related to the level of the arctic sea ice. that's one. secondly, when we look at the melting of glaciers in places like greenland, for example, that melting has already contributed to sea level rise around the world, and there are glaciers that are at risk, massive glaciers the size of countries, that could easily, with further melting, move off the land and end up in the sea again causing, you know, further sea level rise. if we continue as we are, right? if we continue as we are, essentially -- >> many people -- >> -- we are signing a death warrant for the future generations. >> many people think we're doing that, as you kn

>> that argument that the constitution doesn't say separation of church and state, it doesn't say a lot of things. it doesn't say separation of powers but we certainly have a tripartite government. the fact wording is that congress shall make no law establishing religion. if you look at what they were talking about, they were talking about exactly things like this where the government takes a view and advocates for that view. >> of course, the motto, in god we trust, is not just in currency. it is written in the chambers of the house of representatives. why focus just on currency? >> you need standing to bring a case. we don't have standing to challenge what congress does unless it personally affects us. if it personally affects us that says something completely contrary to our views. what would they do if it said, in allah we trust. what would you say if it said, in jesus we trust? what would catholics do if it said something different? everybody would be upset at that. it's is the exact same thing except it is flutes fewer people and unpopular people. josh except that it excludes -- e

you might say we shut could down. i'm saying no.stion isn't whether you help someone in need but whether government role is to help you to force the person in need. that's what the entitlement programs are. >> eric: i knew you would say that. i want to get you in there. ebony, refute was jonathan sa? he says no welfare whatsoever. >> that is experts dream. we talk partisan, and we remember the reagan theme of the compassionate conservativ conservative. there is something to be said for that. there can be compassion if we're a country to support everyone. >> were the founders extreme? they didn't see the importance of putting any social program in. i guess they were extrem too. being extreme in the name of liberty isn't extremism. >> leave it there. last thought, quickly. >> the last thought is the issue that wayne brought up of equality. equality shouldn't be the measure. i should be justice and fairness. those are two things. evidence quality says we need to be at the same place. there needs to be work base incentive that says you

say no citizen. the fact it says person is important. it says they protect people who are not citizens. that does not mean you can make any distinctions. itere are some protections. says person. >> states can decide to give immigrants and non-citizens we get lots of. those kinds of cases. it's an area that is heavily regulated. >> over here. >> thank you for your tremendous service to our country. [applause] great lives because of what you do. it wasn't that long ago elliott would be referred to you as the man who writes supreme court dissentsand things have changed. >> i was in the majority a lot this year which i prefer. >>i wonder if you can talk about what it like being on each side. >> the personal relationship is we all know we will not agree about everything. i've never heard of voice raised in anger. they don't say. mean things. it's professional. you state your point of view. we are notpretty well. necessarily drinking buddies but who might play bridge togetheri would rather be the majority.

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war machine awaits orders to strike syria but barack obama says he would like the backing of lawmakers first after key world powers and many americans speak out against intervention. that is why the mere putin dismissed allegations that the syrian government used w m d's as other nonsense appealing to the us president as a nobel peace prize winner to think of the bloodshed in my cards. and greek national debt increases alongside financial aid from the e.u. as aston struggles to appease international lenders and reports it may need a third bailout the. latest news and the week's top stories right here on r.t. i'm lindsey france against the distant cries of anti-war protesters broke obama has pulled back from ordering a strike against syria at least for now the u.s. president has decided to ask congress which doesn't reconvene for over a week to give its backing for a war which he says needs to be launched obama wants to punish damascus for its alleged use of chemical weapons but still has not publicly presented proof to back up his accusations international opposition towards an attack

military strike on syria. >> now he's saying it was set by congress. >> he's trying to -- >> he did say the red line. he said it will change my calculus. you're right, he didn't say how it would change, but clearly he wasn't going to stand by as a neutral observer of the passing scene. there was clearly implication he was going to do a lot more and now he's saying the world. >> he has a red line rap and he wants to get rid of it and he'll say anything he has to say to do it. >> he wants to get rid of the responsibility. >> instead of living by what he said originally which was what rumsfeld said. >> that has to be the general reaction to it, exactly that. there was a kind of feeling he really said red line. now he's saying it's the world's red line, an international red line, basically not me. >> he's trying to depersonalize it that it isn't only his red line that's been crossed, that this is something that should outrage the entire world, that 189 nations signed the chemical weapons treaty. this has been a taboo that has been respected since world war i and that it's not only barack ob

so i say that the men i show will be balanced. i do not say that is the only object, not at all. unless maybe. but i want to show that community and men. and i wanted to show the masculinity in the woman. >> humans and in passing just now farida kelfer, the was the beginning of the showing on the runway, models who were not typical of the models at the time. i am sorry to say that is this still true that we see so little diversity on the runways. it is really shameful. you have always thought their direct there are -- showing that there is a recurrence of the beauty from debra countries and origins. >> i was 11 or 12 in a school that was mixed. there were boys and girls. there was one girl i remember that was coming from the french colony. she was in algeria and came back to france. she had a very white skin. very, very white with speckles? >> freckles. >> freckles. more glamorous. glittering. but she was glamorous for me, sparkles -- no, freckles. sorry, i cannot say. [laughter] but she has beautiful red hair, light afro type but red hair. to me, i was like, oh, my god, she is s

prayers and say their goodbyes. firefighters say it may be days before we know a cause. we should mention there's been some concern about the fire response. firefighters say they were here four minutes after the first call for help. sometimes what happens in these chaotic situations, a lot of people think someone calls when in reality no one else does. that does delay the response. no one is ever alerted. claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. >>> just a short time ago, san jose police announced the arrests of two more suspects in the killing of a 19-year-old woman. three men are suspects in the murder of kimberly chico. the san jose state student was killed august 3rd when struck by a stray bullet. last month, officers arrested 23-year-old johnny l:zano and then arrested jessty grant and caris war en. police say the victim was not the intended target but was just driving by during this drive-by. >>> the trial continues in the trial of joseph naso. brian flores was in court this morning as the 79-year-old

they can say, not my problem, their problem. >> that's what both sides are saying. so, here is the thing. i think jay carney released a statement. the president is not engaging with republicans to find a solution. he came out yesterday in the briefing room and was animated but didn't engage with them. is that a mistake? >> reporter: well, you know, not at this point. this has been a republican fight internally. i don't think the president could pick up the phone and call john boehner and say hey, john, what can i do to help you to work this out with your republicans? you know, that isn't going to go anywhere. boehner decided, in fact, he wants to play to his, this group in his republican party to get them on board, show united front, toss it over to harry reid in the senate. i think the president spoke his piece. at a certain point, the american public looks to the president for leadership. i think he's going to have to intervene and try to knockheads, lbj, if that can work, who knows. for right now, there's nothing he can do so he's sitting back. >> he's kind of si

>> well, i think they have every right to say what they say.i owned a store, and i, you know, i would be the same way as howard schultz. just say, guys if we don't want people to come in here with guns. i don't want them to come in with flame throwers or sticks of dynamite. i mean, all of th upset ises my customers. i have the right to say that. why shouldn't i say that? why he is doing it, i don't know. i think you're right to think that is a political thing. >> eric: that is the debate, wayne. not a debate whether he has the right. first amendment right, say whatever you please. ist good for business to really kind of maybe alienate a big percentage of the american population? people who believe in the second amendment? >> he's crazy to insert himself in to it and nuts to open his mouth. it doesn't matter whether they come in there with a gun or not. why should he -- willie sutton said unless th come many there to rob him, i don't know anybody that robs a coffee shop. that is dumber than dirt. i don't know why he said it. >> eric: hold on, jo

then they'll say oh, my gosh, we've run out of time. >> but harry reid spokesman says knowing full well that the senate would reject their empty political stunt, house republicans voted to increase the deficit, deny women coverage for critical preventative services, like contraception, and deny affordable healthcare to millions of americans. tomorrow, the senate will do exactly what we said we would do and republicans will be faced with the same choice they have always faced, put the senate's clean funding bill on the floor and let it pass with bipartisan vote. don? >> thank you very much more that. >>> we will look overseas now. and we will still developing this story, getting information onset curity officials in israel say a man, they have in custody, is an iranian spy disguised as a business man and working to set up. our jim clancy is in jerusalem now. >> reporter: israel's government released information naming the suspect as 55-year-old ari spts monsurian. he came it america named alex maans. at least one of those photos was a view of the u.s. embassy in tel aviv. according to th

they were born free, go where they want to go, say what they want to say.d states. >> reporter: he is also the son of iranian immigrants who two years ago were told by amir their son finally wanted to go to iran, visit the relatives he had never seen, find his roots. >> so he was excited to go to iran? >> yes, very excited to go. >> reporter: like all parents, but especially those raised in iran, they were more nervous than excited and tried to explain to their american son the dangers of traveling in a country where no one is free. >> he said mom, i didn't do anything. i just want to go see you know, iran, my relatives, my grandmother. i'm not afraid of anything. >> reporter: in late august of 2011, he called his mom from iran to say he was having the time of his life. and he was coming home. he told them he would leave two days after a final good-bye party his iranian relatives were having on august 29th. that party came and went. amir never showed. the former u.s. marine had simply vanished. and for three months, no one in his family knew anything. >> it

i didn't say years.heard, it takes about one year, maybe a bit less, a little bit more. >>> the world lost a heavyweight champion last night. boxer ken norton who battled muhammad ali three times passed away at the age of 70. in their first fight, norton didn't just beat ali, he broke his jaw. according to norton's former manager, norton visited ali in the hospital and as ali was getting his jaw wired, he said he didn't ever want to fight norton again. they did face off two more times with ali winning both. norton's final boxing record, 42 wins, 33 knockouts, 7 losses and 1 draw. >>> and in boston, a homeless man who turned in a backpack containing $42,000 is getting a big reward. and online fund set up for donations for glenn james has collected more than $91,000. james said the money will help him get a brand new start in life. kindness does pay off. >>> and now for your first look at business, we turn to see made hoed seema mody. >> stocks rallied on wednesday following the surprise decision not to cu

but here's what the dps is saying ri saying right now. one man was shot at 2:00 in the afternoon. that is about a block from 101. the dps says it happened during a police and county sheriff undercover drug operation. we talked to the manager of a motel 6 that is right behind the restaurant. he says he saw officers shouting at a person in a char to get out and someone got out of the car and the manager says shots were fired and the dps says since this was a planned operation the suspect was known to the officers and at one point one of the officers felt threatened. >> if you feel someone's life is in immediate jeopardy you are trained to protect yourself by responding in kind.

>> harris: what is their defense saying? >> well, we had at least one attorney step up to the microphone today robert staal the attorney for baev listen. >> what we would expect to prove is the truth at the time this happened there was no intent and no knowledge and no purposeful obstruction of justice. and that this young man, this young college student will be able to return home to his family in kazakhstan. >> three men are slated to return to court on october 29th. harris? >> harris: molly, thank you very much. we are wiped out again. that from an arcade owner along the jersey shore. the pictures are heart-breaking. inferno ripped through popular boardwalk this week erasing months of rebuilding and dreams for business owners, families, survivors of super storm sandy. still putting out hot spots. sigh it there in the video. fox reports live from seaside park where disaster has hit a second time in a year. stay close. i go ahead of you? instead we had someone go ahead of him and win fiy thousand dollars. congratulations yo

if he knew about the proposal he was not saying. bart's chief negotiator says a lot of what's happening now is about mediator goesing back and forth hoping to find something to break impact. >> we're meeting all day, tomorrow, i think as lng as we keep meeting there is a hope something is going to happen. we'll get a break through, somehow. >> it's what is needed. bart basically done negotiating having put offers on the table the night before the cooling off began. >> i'm not sure bart is trying to look over any proposals. they sedz proposal is offered is their proposal. >> the talks this afternoon were on what is known in labor negotiation lingo as wages pension and medical benefits. all this talk when at the end of the day coming down to money. the reason we do not have a deal is because labor unions are still asking for a 20 plus perent pay increase. >> we're focused on negotiations presently. >> bart planning for a strike nonetheless saying it believes unions are willing to be out for a month. bart has about 12 managers, former

if he knew about the proposal he was not saying. bart's chief negotiator says a lot of what's happening now is about mediator goesing back and forth hoping to find something to break impact. >> we're meeting all day, tomorrow, i think as lng as we keep meeting there is a hope something is going to happen. we'll get a break through, somehow. >> it's what is needed. bart basically done negotiating having put offers on the table the night before the cooling off began. >> i'm not sure bart is trying to look over any proposals. they sedz proposal is offered is their proposal. >> the talks this afternoon were on what is known in labor negotiation lingo as wages pension and medical benefits. all this talk when at the end of the day coming down to money. the reason we do not have a deal is because labor unions are still asking for a 20 plus perent pay increase. >> we're focused on negotiations presently. >> bart planning for a strike nonetheless saying it believes unions are willing to be out for a month. bart has about 12 managers, former

>> sure. >> rose: i want you to say eye don't want you to say, i want you to say what you think which is-- that's good news. >> that's good news, yes. are you better to talk than not to talk. where you better to talk than not to talk and you have too pay attention to what you say. >> rose: and say what you believe. thank you, mr. minister. back in a moment. stay with us. laurent fabius is here, the foreign minister for egypt's. government. government's government is now revising the constitution adopted after the ousted president of mohammed morsi. it's a road map to reconciliation. a cairo court ordered the muslim brotherhood. i am pleased to welcome him to this table. welcome back. it's good to see you. >> thank you, charlie. >> rose: so, there's so much to talk about in terms of assessment where egypt is and all of that. but first the united nations. you have been here. obviously, there is now, on a friday afternoon, the news that the president of the united states had a phone conversation with the president of iran. what do you make of that? >> first of all, i've been around the u

does the colony's chief minister say? can'tnot at home and i find any other officials prepared to talk about the disputes. the minister has been summoned at short notice to london. spain wants new talks about gibraltar's sovereignty. but the british government is standing firmly behind its colony. no one here will even consider a handover to spain. they are too proud and there is too much resentment against their bigger neighbor. >> battle makes our lives -- that makes our lives a misery. forward march! >> the british side entity is deeply rooted. they staged the traditional closing of the city gates daily. the conflict is just a sm

those men who say it don't mean it. they say it so women will like it. not vote for margaret thatcher. he is full of crap. he doesn't mean it. he is just saying it because he just wants to be liked. >> bill, you will never have that problem. >> can you start calling me the chest from the midwest? that's what i want to be. where is it said that if you are successful in one thing you should be allowed a public venue to voice your random thoughts on everything else. every day the ted turners of the world say something bat poop crazy and we talk about it as if they should be given the time of day to voice -- they can come up and say i think the moon is made of cheese and i have a million dollars that says i am right. >> well, he does, but we don't have to give him the time of day. spy on ted turner and donald trump. >> he was named chairman of hillary clinton's campaign. >> i prefer chairperson. >> do you really? >> why not? >> oh. >> so if i say why not i can say anything? >> he was pandering to his audience. he was at lilith fair. >> that's where he was. >

>> say yes.you've never said anything on this show that made news. >> say it publicly. >> i will say this. as i said earlier, one, i think kerry made a forceful and persuasive case that he will have to make continually for the next ten days. again, i think the sequencing of the week's events was not in any way in the order that i think was the way they would want to have unwound this. >> i think we get that. >> that sounded like yes to me. >> that was the press secretary. >> very quickly, then i have to go. >> to be fair, when i was in the first bush white house, we screwed up everything in september, object, november in terms of the presentation. jim baker said this is a war about jobs, mixed signals. at the end of the day we got congressional authorization and the first iraq war is considered to have been a great success and the country was for it. i don't think the minor mistakes they've made over the last week or two affect the outcome. >> i have to leave it there. thank you all very much. mo

i must say i had my doubts. i think the republicans will get blamed and it will be very painful for them. this could be a game changer for the forthcoming congressional elections. that is what the leaders on the hill are worried about. the government shutdowns are political poison. >> we have to take a break. when we come back the historic phone call. the president's conversation with the new leader of iran breaks a three-decade freeze in relations. we'll ask our panel for what it means next. @a@a@q@g s??ñ?ñ?ñ?ñ÷??÷÷÷?÷??? xyxyxyxyeeee@s@s@s@s@s@s =yedudtdyj >> the test will be meaningful transparent and verifiable actions that can bring relief from the comprehensive international sanctions. >> hoping they will refrain from following the short sided interest a warmongering pressure. we can arrive at a framework to manage our differences. >> president obama and iranian president rouhani making it clear that they are talking to each other there are major differences to resolve. the white house released the big pic