but democrats could sweep those three statewide races. that's a big deal. >> the president is already out there thinking about 2016. >> he is. he didn't get to do much golfing or fundraising. the house democrats say they've actually gotten people to suddenly say they want to run for congress now, those that were waiting for 2016. now they want to run because they think the shutdown is bad politics. >> ted cruz, does he come out of

years later the continuing disclosures of nsa surveillance has pushed them to try to rein in the broad sweep of intelligence gathering. appearing on pbs last night. >> there has to be a balance between privacy and security. the nsa and their supporters in the congress have said let's forget about privacy. let's forget about civil liberties. i can't do that. what has made america a different country is our court reports for these types of issues. what the nsa has been doing is a lack of oversight and has destroyed trust with our allieser particularly those in europe. >> front and center in a rare public hearing with the head of the nsa, general keith alexander and head of intelligence james clapper. he did not denial gas stations that the u.s. lived in on the private phone of germany's chancellor angela merkel, but in an emotional opening statement where he spoke as he said from the heart general alexander explained his view that n sa counter terror efforts are keeping america safe. >> let me give you thoughts here. i think this is important for our country to think about this. if you look at

they won to ensure a clean sweep of the four-nation rugby championship. kreden led the way with the boot. both sides now head to the northern hemisphere for the end of season tours. >>> jo-wilfried tsonga kept himself in contention. he survived a tough battle with the local wildcard. tsonga had to see the match point in the third set before prevailing in a tiebreaker. he's face dutchman robin haas later on saturday. >>> football referees are used to coming under fire, but not in this way. a brazilian ref was ducking for cover after being attacked by a bird during a third division match. the match had to be stopped for just a short while. >>> there's much more sport on our website. for all the latest check out aljazeera.com/sport. there's detail how to get in touch with our team using twitter and facebook. the website again is aljazeera.com/sport. thanks it for me. back to you. >> thanks so much. >>> scientists in georgia are excited about their latest find, which could force a rethink about how they think humans evolved. emma heyward explains. >> reporter

[[voiceover]] every day, events sweep across our country. and with them, a storm of views. can you fully understand the impact unless you've heard angles you hadn't considered? antonio mora brings you smart conversation that challenges the status quo with unexpected opinions and a fresh outlook. including yours. >> every morning from 6 to 10am al jazeera america brings you more us and global news than any other american news channel. find out what happened and what to expect. >> start every morning, every day, 6am to 10 eastern with al jazeera america. >>> you are watching al jazerra. and these are our top stories. stronger winds and higher temperatures are making the job of firefighters in eastern australia even more difficult and dangerous. thousands of homeowners near sydney have been order today leave as dozens of fires threaten. >>> after last year's presidential election south korea's spy agency is being accused of a political smear campaign in favor of the winner. the now president. >>> now egypt's interim president is considering signing in to law a plan that would

about 6:00 or so is when it should sweep through areas of hartford and new york city. and then weaken by the time they get to boston. notice tomorrow morning and tuesday we're totally fine. again, strong storms in the northeast they'll move in and out in a hurry. >> what if you're headed to the airport, pack that patience. >> yeah. >>> "gravity" had the biggest october opening in history. bringing in $55.5 million. "cloud with a chance of meatballs 2 wi$2 with 21.five million. runner runner averaged it out. >>> carson daly got engaged to his longtime girlfriend. >>> and congratulations in order for halle berry and olivier martinez who gave birth saturday. >>> hulk hogan through miley kier russ' wrecking balance. miley hosted on "snl" with heir pierdy of her hit "we can't stop." ♪ ♪ government shut that down ♪ can you stop >> i think that was john boehner and michele bachmann. >>> ron burgundy is at it again teaming up with dodge to prove that horsepower may be a bit better than your average horse. >> dodge has 360 horsepower. on my left is one horse with one horsepower

i i know for example, there are times when mta do so sweeps on your tires they're not angered to the curb and i know on the street it drives people cease you can't tell it's an combine and an enormous amount of people are getting tickets or your pursuing two inches onto the sidewalk and all of a sudden there's like a sweep of tickets but then you have all this double parking and it's harder to catch people for sure but it's not impossible. sometimes, it smeem there's a focus on the eyes tickets as opposed to to the harder issue tickets that are having a more impact on the traffic. that's part of the frustration someone comes to me and says wait a minute, i got a ticket for not kirsten my wheels and all those folks are double parking and not getting ticket. what should i say to people i think it's a valid point >> well, certainly we don't do selective enforcement we enforce whatever laws are not followed. there are some cases such as a sidewalk parking. we have a more difficult time getting out to those areas that don't have an rp public works area or general enforcement area so we do

you're absolutely right and you know that the affordable care act is not even close to the most sweeping legislation we ever had doesn't compare for example to so security of the civil rights act of nine hundred sixty four and what's really going on whatever you think about the affordable care act it's the law of the land it went through both houses of congress signed by the president approved by the supreme court and there are constitutional mechanisms if you want for repealing or modifying it but what's going on here is they're trying to use something that has the republicans that has nothing to do with obamacare and that is funding the government and using that to try to extort changes in obamacare and get around the constitution and the remarkable thing here is number one the republican party claims to be the party of the constitution we do nothing that isn't authorized in the constitution where is this authorized in the constitution secondly this has nothing to do with limited government the republicans and conservatives as i wrote in my book white protestant nation have nothing to

so the front sweeping south as we go into tomorrow evening. there will be showers fueled by the muggy air that's in place. the big picture basically is changing weather ahead. as we go into the weekend and early next week we're talking about low to mid-60s for highs in many cases. in fact, as we go into the afternoon low 70s. you see the cool air overspreading from west to east. by friday morning you'll be feeling the difference. humidity will be dropping. tonight down to 56. stays mild, 72 your two-degree guarantee. late day showers could linger into tomorrow evening but they'll taper off. the next several days featuring some improvement as we look to friday and saturday. sunday we'll cloud things up for the komen for the cure. it could be breezy with temperatures in the upper 40s to low 50s. at this point in time not one of the real cold days. >> the times will be incredible. >> they like that. >> kelly? >>> one thing upand your doctor probably never talk about is the cost of medical treatment but tahman bradley reports that may be changing.

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this started as officers con fronted the man during a gang sweep.eff bush is on the phone with us from roseville with more. what is happening, jeff. >> reporter: catherine, this is still very much an active scene right here. the swat team has the house surrounded where the suspect is located. police believe he is located in this house. now, we're hearing from city officials that this house is not a house that he -- that he lives at. so there is some confusion about whose house this actually is. but right now swat team members have this house surrounded. there's a helicopter that has been hovering over the area, shining a bright light on to the scene for several hours now. neighbors are not allowed to go inside right now. what we know is that one ice officer was shot in the leg. two roseville police officers were shot as well. a third roseville police officer was hit with shrapnel. he was released from the hospital. none of these officers suffered any life-threatening injuries. but as we know, three officers are in the hospital right now. sammy duran

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which makes it really hard not to see this is just the latest example of that hit game show sweeping part of the nation, what dow hate more, poverty or obama? what, spite, spite, the emotion that makes you turn down millions of dollars that would go towards health care for the working poor because you hate the president. and arbies. arby's. (laughter) technically it's food. now of course-- of course i imagine that the state when asked why they didn't accept the medicaid expansion don't probably list spite as the answer. so let's see what their reason is. you there, governor of the state in this nation that has the most uninsured children out of any other state. >> medicaid expansion is simply put a misguided and ultimately doomed attempt to mask the shortcomings of obamacare. >> to expand this program is not unlike adding a thousand people to the titanic. >> jon: true, that's true. that's really true. if the titanic had crashed into a hospital. (laughter) >> you know what, everything's big never texas, especially tumors. what about you, mississippi. you, mississippi, or as you are al

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>> well, a couple of drones, [ audio difficulties ] [[voiceover]] every day, events sweep across our country. and with them, a storm of views. how can you fully understand the impact unless you've heard angles you hadn't considered? antonio mora brings you smart conversation that challenges the status quo with unexpected opinions and a fresh outlook. including yours. re# #a# #d# #y# ##fo# #r# ## >> terrorists, what does that mean? it means that people there, in that state or an area, and the locals cannot stop it. so that makes the self defense pretty strong. logical with that. and they conducted many operations. so this is not to say that this gives us a blank check to do whatever we want to, but the response was oversight, more responsibility. and also seeing if this is a tactic, or if this is the only thing we have. >> your response? >> yeah, what about the rights of the people who are living in that part of pakistan? what about their security? are we saying that these people don't have any rights? >> the civilian deaths, all military aged men killed are classified by us [ audio d

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[[voiceover]] every day, events sweep across our country. and with them, a storm of views.an you fully understand the impact unless you've heard angles you hadn't considered? antonio mora brings you smart conversation that challenges the status quo with unexpected opinions and a fresh outlook. including yours. ♪ you are watching al jazeera and reminder of the top stories, at least 73 people have been killed and many more injured after an earthquake in the central philippines and the magnitude of 7.2 quake hit the popular tourist island and many buildings have been brought down. the syrian president made a rare public appearance in damascus as attackers bombed a mosque in the area south of the capitol. and talks in iran disputed nuclear program started in geneva and rouhani said he may be ready for a new start with u.s. and the israeli partner remains cautious. and israel's prime minister said it is crucial to keep the pressure on iran and we report now from jerusalem. >> back to work and warning the world of the dangers of iran's nuclear program and they told parliament it

[[voiceover]] every day, events sweep across our country. and with them, a storm of views. you fully understand the impact unless you've heard angles you hadn't considered? antonio mora brings you smart conversation that challenges the status quo with unexpected opinions and a fresh outlook. including yours. al jazeera america... >>introduces... "america tonight". >>a fresh take on the stories that connect to you. >>grounded. >>real. >>unconventional. >>an escape from the expected. >>> these are the top stories on al jazerra. european leaders are arriving for the second day of a summit overshadowed by revelations of u.s. surveillance. germany and france are calling for talks after it emerged the u.s. monitored the phones of 35 world leaders. >>> a court in chinas rejected a afternoon appeal for a former politician and upheld a sentence of life impressment. he was found guilty of embezzlement, bribery and abuse of power last month. >>> voting is underway in mad gamadagascar's first president election since 2009. the first vote since a military-backed coup four years ago. >>>

. >> we also will tell you about a deadly fire sweeping through a garment factory in bangladesh.'ll tell you about the ongoing rescue effort to track down anybody who may still be trapped inside. >> happening now in india, rescuers are digging through the building for survivors. the three-story building collapsed and a number of people may still be trapped inside. no word on how many may have died in the collapse. >>> ten people dead after a fire sweeps through a garment factory in bangladesh. more people could still be trapped inside. we have new video to show you. this is all the flames, massive flames, sweeping through a two-story unit of that factory about 35 miles north of daka. 170w4 workers inside that tfact when it started. it took firefighters ten hours to battle this and get the fire under control. the cause of the fire remains under investigation. this is the deadliest factory incident in that country since six months ago when 1100 people were killed after a factory building collapsed. >>> it is 6:41. coming up, a deadly end to an overnight police chase. new details ab

. >> so i think in the big sweep of history in the five or ten year sweep of history, he's absolutelyight. it'll be no big deal. in a year or two we're going to get it right and then it's going to be smooth and everyone will assume it's part of the background infrastructure. but i do think that there is a sort of uncertain period here where we don't know the full extent of the problem still yet. and we're hoping they'll be able to get it good enough by november 30th that you can shop in a relatively short amount of time. i do think that's an important date. then you give people two weeks before they can get insurance before the january 1st start date. but ultimately, whether they get it on january 1st or february 1st i think is less material from the long sweep of history. this mostly is blocking and tackling. this isn't reinventing a major piece of equipment or reinventing code that you need to start from scratch. and how long -- that can still take a long time, chris. we need to be serious about that. >> cici, you're smiling. you had to deal with deadline reality. not just the long

so the nsa has the ability to sweep up our information and then canadian officials can then get accessthat sort of thing is really quite canadians want to know how many canadians, law-abiding canadians, are being swept up with this activity and what information of ours is being stored and collected in these giant databases. >> absolutely. i'm sure that a lot of people would want to know the answers to those questions. so is talk about this lawsuit. what are they suing for and what are we hoping to achieve? >> the clvcla is arguing that collecting the information is unconstitutional and so there will be elementary oversight. even our own parliament come a there is no -- they don't know what is going on. in the u.s., there are some measures may put forward, whether it would be some sort of oversight david in canada, there is no oversight. the government so commissioner is best be looking this -- looking into this and he said he doesn't know how many comedians or what information is being stored. so the hope is that there will be some sort of legal measure conducted by the government in r

[[voiceover]] every day, events sweep across our country. and with them, a storm of views.an you fully understand the impact unless you've heard angles you hadn't considered? antonio mora brings you smart conversation that challenges the status quo with unexpected opinions and a fresh outlook. including yours. [[voiceover]] every day, events sweep across our country. and with them, a storm of views. how can you fully understand the impact unless you've heard angles you hadn't considered? antonio mora brings you smart conversation that challenges the status quo with unexpected opinions and a fresh outlook. including yours. . ♪ headlines for you on al jazeera and with me is david foster and talks are beginning in london to try to lead the ground work for peace negotiations to end the conflict in syria and they are meeting leaders of the syrian national coalition. in australia brush fires in south wales are threatening the capitol sidney and the worst fires there in a decade and one person died so far and more than 200 homes have been destroyed. amnesty international said u.s.

this family had not seen him in more than two months since he was rounded up in a sweep of drug traffickersrgest slum. >> translator: justice has not been done because they are not in prison yet and we are waiting for justice to be served and they are put in jail and pay for what they did. >> reporter: the sweep was part of the so called pasicificatoin in rio and make them safe for the cup and the 2016 olympics and cleanup the town. the police have done heavy tactics that left thousands dead and missing. such tactics were supposedly discarded under this program. reported deaths have gone down, but critics say police violence is still high and suspects continue to disappear and the prosecutor suspects that the park where the police workout of shipping containers. >> translator: it is assumed they are in the park because the park is filled with police if i'm not missing taken and where the containers are located and it's torture and circumstances we are not going to know and none of the accused police will actually speak. >> reporter: and police and security continues to be a problem, project

and so there's a built-in perverse incentive to sweep things under the rug. and so part of the challenge moving forward and i have had many conversations with superintendents and law enforcement officials as well about how we can address this data integrity issue and how a school won't be hoisted by their own petard because they had the courage to collect the data when other schools kind of look the other way. so, again, it's a hard question to answer in ways that are other than anecdote. there have been survey data and things of that nature, but i feel uncomfortable saying unequivocally this is what we know, these are the trends. i like to be evidence based and i'm not sure the evidence allows that. >> roslyn, challenges to you and secretary duncan. >> for the first time you can see data for the first time about the -- discipline and students referred to law enforcement, suspensions more than once. on the bullying and harassment we are also collecting for the first time ever data on the number of incidents of students disciplined for bullying and harassment.

we waite until you hear what that company is making, and about the addiction that is apparently sweeping the nation and even the world. let's get to it. >>> good friday afternoon to you. first from fox from the news deck this afternoon. the search for two convicted killers in florida, running loose now after these two guys walked out of prison without the guards batting a single eye. that's because the prison was under orders to set the killers free. orders that officials now tell us somebody forged. the two guys were both serving life sentences for separate murder cases in florida in the 1990s. the widow of one victim says she ills terrified. >> very scary. because if he don't come after my family, possibly he would kill someone else. >> this happened in the past few weeks. one last month, one in the last few weeks in a prison in the florida panhandle. this is that prison, or i was able to manipulate the prison -- moments ago -- at any rate this is a prison in the florida panhandle and right in the center of it, in a very sparsely populated area, just before you get to franklin county,

[[voiceover]] every day, events sweep across our country. and with them, a storm of views. how can you fully understand the impact unless you've heard angles you hadn't considered? antonio mora brings you smart conversation that challenges the status quo with unexpected opinions and a fresh outlook. including yours. [ speaking spanish ] >> so that's an excerpt of luke's documentary, the cuban dream. luke, you traveled to cuba to produce it, and legally, that's tricky because of the embargo and the sanctions, whatever you want to call it, and how did you do it in >> well, it helps being a cuban-american. in 2009, president obama allowed cubans to visit family. and i still have family in cube, and that was my entryway into the country. so in regards to the project itself, i believe in the power of good and the power of common loves, and with baseball being my national pastime as an american, and being the pastime in my blood of my father's country, i thought it will be an incredible opportunity to do something that no one has done before. to play in cuba's major leagues, and

maryland sweeping new gun control law is also effective today. salee new measure bans the of 45 types of assault style weapons and requires fingerprinting and a license to buy a handgun. a group of advocates filed a lawsuit trying to stop the new law from going into effect. doug gansler filed a counter argument on monday. 57 degrees at the airport. >> bank fees continue to go up. where baltimore ranks for atm fees. >> some airlines might be offering things you might want to pay for. >> ava marie live at the inner harbor hard rock cafe getting ready to show off their brand- new space. let's talk >> now weather and traffic on the 1's. bitt has gotten a little busier in the last few minutes. in odenton, we are tracking a crash. another location you may find some delays, padonia road near the harrisburg expressway. the harrisburg expressway looking good north and southbound. another location you might find some location delays in new win. this is 95 coming out of harford county. no problems down to the fort mchenry. so farcical it at the fort mchenry

has definitely has the ability to sweep up our information and then canadian officials can then get we think and then get access to that and you know that sort of thing is really why i can medians want to know how many canadians law abiding canadians are being swept up with this activity and what information of ours is being stored and collected in these giant databases absolutely i'm sure a lot of people want to know the answers to those questions and so let's talk about this lawsuit what are they suing for and what are we hoping to achieve here. yeah the c.e.o. is arguing that storing canadians law abiding collecting and storing and monitoring is unconstitutional under a charter and the hope is that we'll have some parliamentary oversight because right now even our own parliament doesn't know what's going on and you know if you look in the u.s. there is some move some measures being put forward where there would be some sort of oversight here in canada there's virtually no oversight and you know the government's own commissioner is supposed to be looking into this has said that he do

and republicans didn't just sweep, they picked up more seats than the underlying economic indicators would have predicted, right? so it can't just be the case that most people don't like obama care because it doesn't go far enough. there really is a lot of anxiety about this frankly fairly -- >> the math is the math. [ overlapping speakers ] >> what do you think? this is a president who was elected twice, clearly supporting obama care. his opponent opposed it, did not get elected. haven't the people spoken on this? >> i've got a little different take on this. washington is a dysfunctional town and there's plenty of blame to go around on both side. i really believe we would not be where we are right now if the president would have seized different opportunities to address entitlements. that is by far the driver of these humungous deficits. i would relieve lot of pressure. >> be more in relationship with the people of the congress? >> yes. i think the president has trouble really reaching out and connecting in a way that bill clinton did the last time around really with republicans, ev

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from banking put it implementing what's called the sweeps program reserve requirements the ninety's that's history right we had all this lending of course because banks had no reserve requirements practically at all it was explosion that burst i think in one thousand nine hundred eight am with sort of that first piece right apparently were within hours of a complete fiscal meltdown and a financial meltdown that would have just seize the whole market they responded to that very aggressively then we got into two thousand and they responded even more aggressively we have the housing bubble so the pattern i want to paint here is one of the frequency is getting closer and closer in the amplitudes getting larger and larger and so in that model i am expecting that the next accident that happens is going to be larger than the prior ones and that's going to be a function where will that suddenly give us the willpower to meet structural issues if it doesn't it will be because we're really once again going to try to take one more run at this and see if we can evade reality i don't think we're