>> i will not crawl inside the mind of dan schneider, i assume that is a very dark dank place. but i will say this, we live in a country that is only .8% native american. in the d.c. area it is only 0.6 per. this is not a country that does right by native american voices so when i look at polls like that, that to me only says people in this country are either deeply ignorant or deeply in denial about the history of what's happened to native americans in this country. 500 years ago it was 100%. if the percentage were greater, on par with latinos or african americans, there would not be a team of redskins, they would not exist. if your team name only exists because there was a genocide you might want to think about getting a new team name. >> important point. we've got some social media reaction, social media producer hermella aregawi for that. >> i don't understand they have been the washington redskins since 1937. why now is their name an issue? >> okay first response, that would be like somebody saying in 1955, i don't understand, there's been jim crow for 80 years, why are th

in reality, schneider has consistently chosen businesses over people.r multimillionaires and businesses, eliminated red tape, attacked unions and slashed budgets, hurting education. i would argue, any progress in michigan has a lot more to do with president obama saving the automobile industry. down in florida, there's another example of mind-boggling hypocrisy on the republican side. governor rick scott, a former health care executive behind the largest fraud settlement in u.s. history has never been shy about his opposition to obamacare. just ask the state's 3.8 million uninsured residents. now scott is taking credit for a thousand jobs created by obamacare. that's right. the man who once said this. >> i ran on a campaign of getting our state back to work. this will be the biggest job-killer ever. >> is now using obamacare's success to stage photo ops. while continuing to obstruct the law's full implementation. joining me now for our rapid response panel, lansing, michigan mayor and ruth conna out of madison, wisconsin and mitch caesar, chairman of th

officer schneider was shot and killed serving a warrant in catonsville. he leaves behind a wife and two children. a church older than our nation received a much needed facelift. today saint paul's episcopal parish downtown reopened after major renovations. members say the changes have added beauty to a church that's given so much to its community. a major renovation for one of baltimore's oldest churches. ------- nats of choir singing-------- saint paul's episcopal parish reopened sunday after closing for three months. "today we're celebrating that thats a real step in the right direction as part of the revitilization of this building." founded in 1692.... the church that sits at the corner of charles and saratoga streets was rebuilt in 1856 after a fire destroyed its orginal place of worship. but with age came a building that was detoriating ... so members went to work. "we've had a lot of projects and this was probabaly one of the most massive." the renovation took 14 weeks, using over 40 tons of scaffolding and lots of paint... but this is the finish p

schneider. dr. harris. >> thank you, senator blumenthal, chairman rockefeller and members of the committee, for inviting me to participate in this important hearing on energy drinks and use. my name is dr. jennifer harris, and i am senior research scientist and director of marketing initiatives at the rudd center for food policy and obesity at yale university. i have been studying food marketing to children and teens for the past ten years, and i also have an mba and 20 years of experience as a marketing executive and consultant. today i will describe how energy drink companies reach and target teens, why beverage industry marketing guidelines do not address public health concerns and how companies could protect minors from the harm caused by their products. i would also like to refer you to my extensive written testimony. in 2010 we began to study youth-targeted marketing of soda, fruit drinks and other sugary drinks. but what we learned about energy drink cans stunned us. energy drink brands such

, shot david koresh in the head with a pistol and then schneider turned the pistol on himself. >> theted. they were either beat to death, stabbed to death, or shot. david koresh was never going to walk out of that place on our terms. it was doomed from day one that that place, which went by the name of rancho apocalypse, was destined to end up in flames. >> in the aftermath of the tragedy, not another waco became a rallying cry for the atf. the agency improved intelligence gathering and reporting practices and changed policies on who makes on the ground decisions. the fbi made changes as well forming the crisis response group to make complete negotiators and their tactical teams. >> i made the decision. i'm accountable. the buck stops with me and nobody ever accused me of running from a decision that i made based on the best information that i had. >> waco was an early test for attorney general janet reno, though she came under intense criticism for her decisions, she remained in office until 2001. as for the waco tribune-herald, it was name a finalist for the 1994 pulitzer prize in i

house getting any worse. [ singing ] >> reporter: jason schneider died. his wife and two kids left to carry on. his department fills the pews to overflowing. 800 inside. outside, more than 1,000 from all over. here, in tribute to his family, officer schneider and the mission of law enforcement. and now, that unbreakable bond is being strengthened at a cigar store in cockeysville. >> really, the police department is just near and dear to our hearts. a lot of them support us. so anything we can do to support them back. >> finney helmuth is the co- owner of the humador. 500 are expected to come here, to smoke, buy cigars, watch the game and eat and drink. >> this family has generously opened it up to have a fundraiser for jason's family. what he was doing was going out to get the bad guys. >> we asked them not to run the air purifiers so you could see the smoke. but they stress, you don't have to smell like a cigar. >> it's not about the cigars. it's all about the family. we'll have tents outside. and most of the food will be outside. if people do smoke and

officer jason schneider need your help.mike schuh reports on large fundraising effort about to begin. >> reporter: it's hard to imagine the raid on this catonsville house, ending any worse. [ singing ] ♪ god of our fathers >> reporter: jason schneider died. his wife and kids left to carry o. his department fills the pews to overflowing. 800 inside. ♪ [ music ] >> reporter: outside, more than 1,000 from all over. here in tribute to his family, officer schneider and the mission of law enforcement. and now, that unbreakable bond is being at a department store. >> really, a lot of them support us. >> cindy is the co-owner of the humador. sunday, 500 people are expected to come here to smoke, buy a cigar, watch the game, eat and drink. >> this family, the owners of this business, have generously opened it up to have a fundraiser for jason's family. what he was doing was going out to get the bad guys. >> reporter: this is a cigar store. but we asked them not to run the air purifier so you could see the smoke. but they stress, com

mark tha schneider, al jazerra,t worth texas. >> a never before seen painting by vincent van gogh has gogh museum unveiled the painting kept in the attic of a european home for years because the owner thought someone else had painted it. they say at an auction it would be worth 10s of millions of dollars, and that will do it for this edition of al jazerra news, i am morgan radford. thank you for watching and of course you can follow us any time at aljazerra.com and join the conversation because there is always more to it. i look forward to seeing you at 4:00 a.m.

. >>> al jazeera's mark schneider has been following the story from texas. he joins us there live.ark, you've been talking to people who have a sense of who the motive might have been. what are they telling you? >> reporter: well, just a vague sense. they say, you know, alexis could get angry from time to time. one of the things he was recently angry about was not getting paid in a timely fashion from the naval contractor job in japan. his check wasn't coming on time and wasn't as much as he thought it would be. he mentioned he was angry with the government. if that's the motive, we don't know for sure. that's one thing his friends were talking about this morning. >> mark, we read reports on his two arrests for gun-related offenses. did alexis show any violent tendencies according to his friends? >> reporter: not according to his friends. they say when he got upset, he would often get withdrawn and maybe go back to his room at the apartment he was sharing with one of his friends and play video games. sometimes he would all night long. one of his friends told me he was very aware th

mark schneider visited one texas county trying to harness the trade. >> reporter: rancher bob has moren a dozen longhorn on his 42 acres. each one, except a calf s branded. >> like this brown cow, she's actually got two brands. >> reporter: hhe also has pictures of each animal has never had one stolen but he knows plenty of people around here have. >> well, we have seen it almost double what we have experienced in the past. >> reporter: he would know. he's not just a rancher, he's the johnson county sheriff. >> a lot of them supporting dope habits that's why they are stealing the cattle. we all kind of work together. >> reporter: he has an ali in the fight against cattle and other live stock theft in george davis who owns the johnson county cattle auction. >> i mean, you can tell, they would love to give you address that's not right, or there will be something. and there may not everybody have a license plate on their trailer. >> reporter: high cattle prices are a big reason why threat sought rise. davis says cattle prices are up about 25% from two years ago. >> a good 500-pound calf n

mark tha schneider, al jazerra, texas. >> that does it for this edition of al jazerra news, i am morgan. remember news at the top of every single hour and you can always find us online at al jazerra.com. thanks so much for watching. ♪ >>> sin city's housing market bounces back, but the stakes are still high, and i'll tell you what you pay for prescription drug costs under obamacare. money." ♪

. >> a rally to honor officer jason schneider, murdered while serving a warrant. now his children are getting support from the community he died to protect. good morning. i'm stan stovall. >> i'm mindy basara. >> coming up on 5:01. time for traffic and weather together on the 1's. >> it was a nice weekend. >> we got pretty warm on saturday. >> today will be a jumpstart. you may want to take a light jacket. 49 right now at the airport. there will be a front that will come through. i will put a 20% chance for a sprinkle. a mix of clouds and sun. high temperatures in the mid- 70s. we will make it into the 80's later this week. >> good morning. busy start out there on 97. we have an accident involving a fuel spill. two lanes are blocked in the odenton area. watch for delays to start. york road is shut down at cold spring lane because of fire activity. looking pretty good otherwise. 11 minutes on the north side. 11 minutes on the west side. the rest of the major roadways running smoothly, 295 included. this is a live look at providence road. that is the latest on traff

mark schneider, al jazeera, dallas. >> the u.s. house of representative sendives have voted to roll back the affordable care act known as obama care it's a first time the republican-led house has tried to report sh report revisions oe measure. there's little chance of passing the democratly-led senate. >>> we will explain coming up in sport. >>> good stuff. the broncos and giants are sky rocketing. mid field tickets with a $140 face value selling for $6,000 a pop. our michael has more on this siblingsiblinging rivalry. >> reporter: just 32 of them are starting earthquakes. quarterbaf them are named manning. peyton and eli. >> it's rare. our parents don't know how it happened. it worked out that way and i do feel blessed i get to play this sport and i know peyton feels the same way. >> reporter: sunday will mark the third time that the manning brothers will face off in an nfl game. the two previous meetings saw peyton come out when he was with the colts. after threeing 7 touchdowns after the ravens in week one the now 37-year-old qu

visitors defended well to close out the match, making it two wins for schneider. he kept plugging away until the final whistle, but could not apply the finishing touch. visit tor paid a munich later. will it be enough to cause an upset? they arrived without a number of key players. >> the hanover coach turned 46 on thursday, but he won't expect any gifts from his next opponent. his team faces the toughest team. >> they are clear favorites, but there is always a chance. >> hanover did just that. in november 2006, he won the ball. that remains the club's only win in their 50-year history. he will not be able to repeat their heroics. he is suffering -- serving a suspension. the striker is also missing. the defense is also key. atwe need to stay compact the back while setting up attacks going forward. if we can do that, there's a chance we could take a point or more. a point in munich would be the best present of all. >> they allowed few chances. the british athlete has won the world's women triathlon after coming first in the grand final in london. she started the ra

well totors defended close out the match, making it two wins for new coach thomas schneider. >> we did not have look on our side in the first three games. we were unlucky to lose. this time we focused more on the little things, and that is how we will win matches. they could not apply the finishing touch. the capital club is left in sixth place. polerk marquess has taken position at the grand prix. his debut season continues. federal elections get underway in germany in a week's time. to add somes hope momentum to their campaign with regional elections in bavaria on sunday. polls show that voters in the traditionally conservative state are likely to return to merkel's party. that has not stopped the opposition from giving them a run for their money. upwhen it comes to keeping conservative traditions -- it is been fundamentally underlined throughout his campaign. >> the very i will remain a predominately christian state. there won't be any muslim -- bavaria will remain a predominately christian state. there won't be any muslim holidays here. >> this has resonated with voters here. thede

travis schneider with a pinch hit game winning home run. thation to beat the brewers 4-3, they assure themselves their first winning season since 1992. >>> to football, texans weren't ready to wait for brian curbin curbing's surgical repair, reportedly worth nearly $56 million, that's plenty of reason to flex the muscles, $20 million is guaranteed for linebacker who made the rookie season. the season but we didn't know which one of the two. the bills name e.j. emanuel the weekend starter against tom brady. >> the new exhibit that's giving the public a unique glimpse of into his life, never before seen photos. ç] photos. >> can we're following a story out of jerusalem. worshipers are prevented from a mosque, one of the most contentious sites in the world, the dome of the mock and el oxam mosque. believers say this is where the final temple will be built when the savior comes to the earth. >>> courtney kuhly brings us there story. >> these never before shown photographs taken by andy warhol are requirements of a bygone era. >> the stolen inti

is asking you to come watch the game because they are holding a fund raiserer for officer jason schneider. they will have a silent auction with the proceeds going towards the memorial fund. that is from 11:00 to 5:00. >>> you know what it's like to be bullied and teased. now a morgan state student is putting his talent to good use. >>> there's nothing to get in your way here on 795 at owings mills boulevard. i'll show you you had a the other main lanes look like and bring you the latest drive times coming up on good morning, maryland. >>> plans are in the works for the harbor point place project. the developer wants to add more than 100 apartments. it would span about five floors and 20 units. the addition is causing big changes for the design of the building and must be approved approved by the city. >>> facebook stock is on the rise. shares stopped $50 for the first time yesterday. facebook's stock is now up 88% so far this year. that's a stunning reversal from the initial may ipo. after being priced at $35 a share it drop in the first month. that was expected by analysts. >>> happy bir

the cigar shop is holding a fundraiser for fallen officer jason schneider. that fund raiser runs from 11:00 until 5:00. sdmrtd we -- >>> we are dry right now. i'll tell you about the clouds off the coast and if that effects us towards the weekend. >>> nothing to get in your way on 83 at swchwchwan road. all the details coming up in my time saver traffic report. pepper jack cheese, mushrooms, jalapeÑos, bacon, tomato and avocado. i call it, "the avocado da vinci". create your om'lart with denny's build your own omelette menu. >>> 5:13. breaking news from over night. a huge fire in california. flames race through a mansion in beverly hills. crews were just trying to keep the fire from spreading to other areas. now reports say the owner of the property said no one was inside the home. there's no reports of any injuries. >>> a dust storm in phoenix. for a brief time authorities had to close a 14 mile stretch of highway because there was no viz ability. no word on whether anyone was hurt in a series of crashes. the wind dropped the visibility down to 1 mile. they

ehrlich and his colleague scientist stephen schneider who has passed away, came up with some other metricshat they thought would be better than medal match prices and with prove that simon was wrong. they chose 15 different metrics including concentration of carbon dioxide come to the state of the ozone layer and things like that and environmental indicators that they thought would get over time. simon refused to take the bet and he said what do they show? >> show that the world is changing and they don't necessarily mean that humans are going to suffer. part of his idea was we would adapt to the idea that changing planet and what needed to be measured was human life expectancy are rather than measuring the size of the ozone hole measure skin cancer rates to see whether people were adjusting and adapting. and i think that really captures the gap between their two ways of looking at these problems because simon was very focused on human welfare and ehrlich was focused on environmental metrics and the relationship between the two of those was very difficult to establish. in fact both men's a

i have one thing to speak about is demanding schneider in the planning department has called a lose committee together called the sicken age to high rise - top of high-ri high-rise signage. it - nothing has been decided but here's the items we're to talk about. it sounds it's going to be about once a month and jeff is on there as well. that's it for president's >> yes. i presume this is about signage blithe and it's multiple things. you know, mayor's office gets climates which someone times put up a sign so it's easy to see going down the street. it's an influx of signage requests and restrictions. i know that mr. frye wants to speak on this it's got a more modern signage in the district >> tim frye department staff. the historic preservation commission we created signs for landmark districts and those may be part of the discussion on this committee but we tried to give the tenants the proper size and materials and as at least as we relate to the public realm and organizations >> that's all my comments for today. >> item 5 is the consideration of the draft minutes for june 13 june 13th nefdz.

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mr schneider and us also follow. drones as helpers in extreme situations.he combination of optical chemical and infrared senses enables not only the visualization of situations in real time and three day but also the analysis of hazardous substances ideal for firefighters rescue services disaster relief forces and the military. senses also facilitate virtual tracking through face recognition. this can already be observed in the internet. visitors at the glastonbury festival were captured in a large group which remained online long after the festival was over. through the use of tags individuals could be identified and approached via facebook. the page was one of the most popular on the internet for quite some time but what does this have to say about the experience does the festival continue only in the parallel universe of the internet. to live in multiple realities simul taking a city. face recognition it can also be used in an entirely different dimension cameras incenses i capturing people and scanning them for suspicious physiological signs. to detect

mr schneider and us also follow. drones as help is an extreme situations.he combination of optical chemical and infrared senses enables not only the visualization of situations in real time and three d. but also the analysis of hazardous substances ideal for firefighters rescue services disaster relief forces and the military. senses also facilitate virtual tracking through face recognition. this can already be observed in the internet. visitors at the glastonbury festival were captured in a large group which remained online long after the festival was over. through the use of tags individuals could be identified and approached via facebook. the page was one of the most popular on the internet for quite some time but what does this have to say about the experience does the festival continue only in the parallel universe of the internet. to live in multiple realities simul taney asli. face recognition it can also be used in an entirely different dimension cameras incenses i capturing people and scanning them for suspicious physiological signs. the aim. to de

mark schneider, al jazeera, cleabo ow rne, texas. >>> documents just declassified and published by "the guardian" newspaper says the explosion would have been 260 times more powerful more than in japan. develop tkropl barack obamas werbarack.after a b-52 bomber bn mid-air. you get more u news on our web-site. >>>.

the community came together to help the family of a fallen baltimore officer, jason schneider. money raised from the silent auction and food sales will go to his memorial fund. he was shot and killed last month and left behind a wife and two children. >> organizers were happy to many people came out to help the family. >> turnout was fantastic. we had 500 or 600 people here during the day. >> the organizers raised at least $5,000 for the memorial fund from today's event. >>> another robbery at the blank of glen murray. the same bank was sit on september 13th and a branch in crownsville was robbed after that. police are looking for a suspect tonight. >>> weatherwise, it's been one clear sunday around here. mild day, temperatures cooling off. low 50s in northern baltimore county. 63 along the bay there. annapolis the low with the 60s the story. a few clouds drifting across the state right now, fair weather clouds, no rain near maryland. a disturbance offshore, but the front stalled out across the midwest. neither of the systems made much headway towards us in maryland. we will ta

in the top of the ninth inning against milwaukee, schneider travis snider breaks up a 3-3 tie with arun to right field. the pirates win, 4-3. it's their 81st victory of the year, meaning they can't finish with a losing record. but pittsburgh's thinking about winning the division, last night they get some help from the reds. cincinnati topped st. louis, 1-0. that gives pittsburgh a two-game lead in the n.l. central, and it puts the reds and the cards neck and neck in the wild-card race. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," nfl commissioner roger goodell. >>> plus, we'll take you behind the scenes with some of the nfl's referees. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." ♪ [ male announcer ] let's go places. but let's be ready. ♪ let's do our homework. ♪ let's look out for each other. let's look both ways before crossing. ♪ let's remember what's important. let's be optimistic. but just in case -- let's be ready. let's go places, safely. >>> diana nyad says her maturity helped her complete a record swim from cuba to florida without a shark cage. she's 6

. >> mark schneider follows the story from texas. we have been reading reports on the gun-related arrests. any sense from the people there that he had violent tendencies or possibilities of mental illness? >> no, but there were certainly concerns because he had complained relatively recently after a trip to japan, where he was a naval contractor, that he wasn't getting paid regularly or as much as he thought he would. he was, indeed, angry with the government, but never made overthreats that any of his friends are aware of. >> we hear you have one of those friends with you now. can you tell us about that person? >> yes, i a mike here. we were talking about the word coming out today about aaron alexis having possibly some mental illness, maybe trouble sleeping, hearing voices. talk about the last time you talked to him and if you had any of those concerns? >> it's been a few months since i talked to him. i heard that in the news about voices. i didn't know anything about that. i do know that when he did call me, he was concerned about

. >> mark schneider, thank you so much. >> continue to follow us on line at aljazeera.com for the veryatest on the investigation in the washington navy shooting. as raging floodwaters recede in colorado, people are returning to the new reality of devastated homes. why 90% of them could face a serious rebuilding road block. plus, 9 million send year citizens in america are going hungry. why so many of struggling to survive and the lengths they have to go through just to put food on the table. video games are rivalling movies when it comes to blockbuster budget. why game makers are risking so very much. >> just to be able to defend the title for once will be awesome, and i've done so well here the past few times i've played, getting to the semis or finals. it's been really, really exciting. i'm happy that i've been able to consistently do well here. >> australian cricket captain michael clarke led his team to victory against england, scoring his first tonne. england were bowled out for 227 in pursuit of australia score of 315/7. >> and now take a look at this young man who has more than

americans don't want to intervene with syria making this vote a tough sell according to analyst bill schneider. >> i think a third of congress is retkpeu to split the >> i think a third of congress is ready to support the president. a third will not support the president and that includes conservative republicans and liberal democrats. and about a third are up in the air including some democrats. they're just up in the air. they want evidence and demand a high standard of evidence after the experience in iraq. >> reporter: the administration will like i will have to answer questions it is so far avoided like what is the legal justification? the national interests, potential and consequences. until those questions are asked and answered and if nothing changes on the ground in syria it appears for now u.s. intervention is on hold. al jazeera, washington. >>> we've been weight on this decision for a long time. u.s. has finally taken this decision however we understand there will be abdebate in to congress. as the days go by the regime kills more people and further delay of action gives them a cha

. >> reporter: but schneider has vowed the team will never change its name and an nfl spokesman told news we reexpect reasonable people will have differing views. the name from its origin is always meant to be positive and is always used by the team in a highly respective manner. redskins fan and blogger anthony brown agrees. >> i've never heard that team used as nothing other than the washington redskins football team. they certainly aren't laughing at anyone about it or deriding native american people because they used that term. >> reporter: many of the nation's high schools and colleges have changed their names in recent years, but professional teams like the atlanta braves and cleveland indians have not. critics of washington hope that this time they will prevail in court. jeff pegues, cbs news, washington. >>> well, coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," an update from colorado on the flooding disaster. we'll hear from survivors. >>> plus, we'll go to paris where secretary of state john kerry is holding talks on the deal. >>> plus author james patterson will be

teresa schneider co-owners a furniture store praktally under the vie tukt. while she acknowledges it could help her business, she's not sure it can survive the disruption construction will bring. >> this is an enormous project, and it's going to be painful. i think that those of us who survived this construction project -- we're looking at at least another three years for it all to come to an end in terms of destruction in the tunnel before they start to build the waterfront, once that waterfront is built, we're going to have an absolutely world class waterfront. >> reporter: the question should be asked, though, are big megaprojects like the one in seattle the most cost-effective way to upgrade the infrastructure? almost all big transportation projects come with cost overruns because planners routinely underestimate the costs and risks of complex construction projects that can take years to complete. boston's central artery tunnel known as the big dig is the most dramatic example of that with initial projected costs of $3.7 billion ballooning to 14.8 billio

don't want to intervene in syria making this vote a tough sell according to analyst, bill acquir schneider >> i think about a third of congress will support the president and a third will not and that includes conservative republicans and liberal democrats and about a third are just in the air, including at of democrats and some republicans. they are just up in the air. they are waiting to see the evidence and we demand a very high standard of evidence after the experience in iraq. >> now had a he has made this move, the administration will likely have to answer questions it has so far avoided, like what is the legal justification, the national interest, potential consequences. until those questions are askednd answered and if nothing changes on the ground in syria, it appears for now, u.s. intervention is on hold. paty colhane, al jazeera, washington. >> members of congress quickly weighed in on the president's decision. house speaker john boehner released a statement saying, quote, we are glad the president is seeking authorization for any military action in syria in response to sirius q

. >> there was a successful fundraising event on saturday for the family of jason schneider. the proceeds went to his children. he was called the bravest and most dedicated among them. >> 51 degrees at the airport. >> a minister murdered in the middle of a church service. >> this is traffic at baltimore national pike. traffic is moving smoothly. >> president obama will meet netanyahu today for a high-stakes meeting at the white house. they are expected to focus on the future stability of the middle east. the president had a phone conversation with iran's new president. firefighters are still digging through the smoldering remains of a crashed airplane in santa monica. a jet landed sunday evening but it veered off the runway and crashed into a hangar. survivedikely anybody the crash. pastorpastor is dead -- a is dead, shot in front of dozens of people. a person is charged with second- degree murder. said, if of the pastor i could talk to the killer, " i forgive you and i love you." 32,outhbound 97 and route closed becausees of a fuel spill. definitely an area to avoid. york ro

hosts ashop owner fundraiser this weekend for a fallen officer jason schneider's family. money will go to his two children. the organizer was held sunday in cockeysville. >> we wanted to do something for the family. we have a a lot of support from the police officers and we wanted to give something back. >> there is no official count for how much money was raised. they were able to fill a tank bag with cash -- a bank ag with cash. >> a bad day in buffalo for the ravens. joe flacco threw the ball 50 times on sunday. the bills caught five of those passes. keith mills will have a reaction to the ravens' loss coming up a little later in sports. 6 >> now weather and traffic on the 1's. >> good morning to you. sarah caldwell checking on your morning commute. traffic at a standstill just past 108. all lanes are closed because of an accident. take 100 as your alternate. traffic is just inching along for motorists southbound. .ll lanes are closed at 108 we have a tractor-trailer accident and a fuel spill and that is causing some delays. route 3 is shut down at 32. here is what is

mark schneider shows us why it's such a big deal. >> oh, they are moving t. >> reporter: when we last big tex, an electrical short in a boot start ahead fire that burned the 52-foot tall texas icon to a crisp. people mourned. someone even formed a big tex grief support grove on facebook, almost a year later as the 2013 state fairs of texas begins, a new big tex is born. and the memories flow. >> four years ago my son had just gotten out of the hospital, my father was in his last years of life. and we -- everybody was in here in wheel chairs and we made pictures out by big tex a couple of years back it was a very memorable time. yeah. >> i am 66 years old i remember the first year of big tex, i was about five years old, and he scared the heck out of me. >> welcome to the state fair of texas. >> reporter: the new big tex is three feet taller and 19,000 pounds heavier, which allows him to stand on his own and withstand hurricane-force winds. he's also fire resistent. wilbut let's talk about his fact hasn't changed too much and most people say they wouldn't it any other way. >> he looks g

bill schneider is a resident fellow at the third way, a.b. stoddard and blanche lincoln, the former senator from arkansas, join us. blanche, you've been a washington insider. walk us through what's going on behind closed doors right now? >> there is a certain amount of panic going on among members' offices because they're hearing from their constituents. they have a lot of federal employees in their districts and in their states. so everybody's wondering. this kind of confusion is not healthy for the country. it really has nothing to do with what we need to be focused on. a government shutdown, defaulting on our nation's debt will do nothing to create the jobs that we need and put the economy back on track. so that's what members are dealing with, is the frustration and the anxiousness among their constituencies about why is congress not settling down and doing what they're supposed to be doing, which is working together to solve the problems of this country. so that's what members' offices are. and i'm sure it's chaotic. i know a lot of the

schneider. dr. schneider is a pediatrician here on the american academy of pediatric. dr. harris from yale university rudd center on food policy and obesity. dr. william r. spencer. dr. spencer a legislator from new york. he's originally from virginia. mr. rodney sacks. the chairman and chief executive officer of monster beverage corporation, and amy e. tailor. vice president and general manager of red bull north america. mrs. janet wiener. chief financial office and chief operations officer for rockstar incorporated. and dr. james r. cough lynn. he's the president of cough -- we welcome you. we are very, very grateful to you each for being here today. this hearing is another step in the effort that senator durbin, markey, and i have lead to call attention to the health risks associated with energy drinks. i began my own involvement with energy drinks that combine alcohol with their product. and when i was attorney general at a group of my colleagues to successfully urge the fda to ban alcoholic

officer schneider was shot and killed serving a warrant in catonsville.aves behind a wife and two children. joe flacco's career-high five interceptions doom the ravens... in a tough loss to the buffalo bills. we pick it up in the second quarter... with the ravens ahead 7-6. e-j manuel fakes the handoff and airs a pass 42 yards downfield to robert woods for the go-ahead touchdown. in the third quarter... bills up 20-7... joe flacco is intercepted by aaron williams. the bills capitalize... and go up 20 to 7. fourth quarter... the ravens cut the lead to 3 on a justin tucker field goal... then... with just one minute left in the game... flacco is picked off by kiko alonso. that seals the bills victory... 23-20 the final. "we didn't play well... and then we had turnovers." the ravens also suffered a few injuries in the the ravens also suffered a few injuries in the loss. lardarius webb and marlon brown have thigh strains... while albert mcclellan will get an m-r-i on his right shoulder today. deonte thompson suffered a concussion on a helmet-to- helmet hit. in

mark schneider, al jazeera, kliburn texas. >> time for sports, here is raul. >> thank you. banning players for life over the alleged match fixing. carlos mendez also announced that three received suspension and further discretion. 22 players were given one month bans while suspected gains and a 5-nil defeat to mexico. the suspended players have 15 days to appeal. >>> helping stem stadium violence, scenes like these have become all too familiar in argentina. the fan staff and even police will now need to register for a special i.d. card to enter a first division stadium. this system will be trield in thitrialed inthis week's match. >> we want to avoid the hooligans. we want there to be a better revenue for the clubs. we want the people to come back from the games. we want order not fear. >> picked up their first league win of the season. they were maroon ed at the bottom of the table with no points after four games. but milliano vintero helped. thank from a goal, 88 minute, penalty spots and in al bakkar, missing them up to the heavy height of 17th. >>> saturday the league l

all right this is the essay of george schneider.ho was saying that the -- he's talking about the loss language that happened over the last, you know, fifty odd years with the incoming of the television media and internet. the true cat fee of babble is not scattering of tongue. it's the reduction of human speech to a handful of planetary, multinational tongues. an glow americans -- shaped by military tech karattic and the commercial read. which is the voice of money talking to money. in the voice that tony morrison when she accepted the nobel prize in 1993 denominated the language that drinks blood. happy to admire its own paralysis, possessed of no desire or purpose other than maintaining the free range of narcotic and are in cysts. predatory sentimental. exciting in school children providing a shelter for language designed to sanction ignorance and preserve. that's the language of scientists. and talk about the barbaric art in another one of your book and connect the ideology of signtism with the capitalists devouring of the earth.

rob schneider, are al jazeera, texas. >>> crime punishable the up to a decade in prison and $1,000 ofines. >>> a massive typhoon is bearing down on china. landslides in southeast asia. the syrian regime has handed over a partial list of its chemical weapons stock piles. obama administration is applauding that. >>> the house has passed a resolution taking apart the foorktd. affordable care act. >> track technical latest with typhoon usagi. i'll have the latest in the top of the hour. >> i'm richelle carey, thanks for your time. stephanie sy is up next. on inside story, we bring together unexpected voices closest to the story, invite hard-hitting debate and desenting views and always explore issues relevant to you. [[voiceover]] no doubt about it, innovation changes our lives. opening doors ... opening possibilities. taking the impossible from lab ... to life. on techknow, our scientists bring you a sneak-peak of the future, and take you behind the scenes at our evolving world. techknow - ideas, invention, life. >> good morning, i'm stephanie sy, it is sat, september 21st. these are som

andrew mccutcheon, 100th of his career, travis schneider ripping a game-winning home run.tiegz beat 3-2 assure themselves of the first winning season since 1992. >>> the jaguarless don't have the long history as the pirates but a long time since they've had a winning season, 2005 to be exact. i sat down with maurice jones drew, to talk about his past and future in this edition of al jazeera's preview week. >> most players dread opening week, not maurice jones drew, his 2012 campaign was cut short after he suffered a final foot injury. >> more than anything i want to play a full season. be out there with my teammates, enjoy them because this only lasts so long. >> what has the road to recovery been for you? >> it was long. i think it was very long. you have to be patient. i think mentally every time you were off, i didn't play football for ten months, you have -- i don't want to call it doubt but you have a little concern can i get back to it. but you know after doing something for 20 years it's like riding a bike. you get back out there and your body starts naturally makin