. >> these two are getting ready for a tandem paragliding site. >> but it's also pretty gloria. >> according to vermont, this is an exand group. they until then about here. they under. >> it was the winds come up really strong. now this can he go out, can me go they don't do that because ice -- our children are close. >> aone point the instructor said let's pray a hale mary. zit instructor? >> mmhmm. >> you do start seeing them delivered, aren't taking some of the right steps to survive safe flight. >> it ended up this pong should have to be held available. >> don't ask my money back. >> amazingly, he got back up -- >> he did it again? >> yeah. >> what you're looking at here is a street performance, street game, if you will, in korea. now the guy with the head gear in the white gloves, he's a performer. his job is basically to go out and challenge people if they can hit him, knock him out. i imagine it's really hard to hit this guy but the legend with this video goes something like this. the other wide in the white shirt and gloves said he's gotten a little cook it. i want you to hilt me, to

news comes from china, reports from beijing suggesting an incident in which several people died in tandemnd square may have been a suicide attack. five people reported killed, 40 injured. more to come here on bbc world news. stay with us. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation, newman's own foundation, giving all profits to charity and pursuing the common good for over 30 years, union bank, and united healthcare. >> my customers can shop around, see who does good work and compare costs. it can also work that way with health care. with united healthcare, i get information on quality ratings of doctors, treatment options, and estimates for how much i'll pay. that helps me and my guys make informed decisions. i don't like guesses with my business and definitely not with our health. >> that's health in numbers. united healthcare. >> at union bank, our relationship managers work hard to understand the industry you operate in, working to nurture new ventures and help provide capital for key strategic decisions. we offer expertise and tailored solutions in a w

after the 1989 democracy that happen things in tandem and square tend to be againstitical nature the local or central governments. this just to draw attention to their situation. >> for those who have never been , it is a place that is hyper secure with cameras everywhere, police in plain clothes, etc.? >> exactly, it is heavily guarded in terms of public spaces, but you just pointed out that this person came out of a side street that was not much got down tosomehow the barricade. it sounded like it was a determined attempt to get to the square. -- now we only have the official side of the story. fit into thehis overall landscape of social media? >> it is very interesting, on a lot of political inch -- political issues, like the arrest of journalists, the government does allow people to have a variety of views up to a , but anything touching on canavan square is very politically sensitive. >> i want to confirm the speed at which they can now block it. the fact that they took it down, what kind of political signal does that send? >> it is quite a sensitive incident. police say that th

i say experienced because they're by themselves, they're not tandem jumps so these are guys who know what they're doing. jerome newman has the camera. watch the man in blue. they're in a formation here. they break off. >> ooh! >> that is not supposed to happen. they were doing a tea cup exit and this guy is spinning, spinning, spinning out of control at 10,000 feet. bad stuff here. eventually at 2,000 feet he's able to open his chute. she that white chute for just a second. the chute is out but he's still kind of out of whack. >> and his equilibrium is probably off. he's probably still trying to gain his breath back. how many times did he spin? he tore his main canopy upon landing because he wa guy, ray, did walk away from this. as crazy as this seems, he was relatively uninjured. >> i'm glad he had the wherewithal to get himself together enough to land in that grassy area. >> you got to imagine this other guy in air are seeing their buddies going down like that, that has to be stressful, too. >> i wonder as a sky diver you do to recht anyway that out-of-control spin? >> don't have m

a car plowed through a crowd of people in tandem and square in china monday.he deadly car -- in tm an iananmen square monday. all posts and other images about the crash were soon removed from official networks. an official media agency alluded to a mysterious road traffic accident. sents of web users have videos and photos taken by witnesses on twitter, which is not censored. a thick cloud of smoke covers the square, and also the burning vehicle just below mao's portrait. showing how quickly the chinese authorities quickly cleared away any traces of the incident. theral hours after collision, and despite a heavy police presence, everything went back to normal in the square. tourists were already back on the screen -- on the scene. a disturbing parallel with a similar accident in tiananmen square back in 1982. a car plowed through dozens of people at the same place 31 years ago. also leaving five people dead. opposition to hydraulic fracking for shale gas has intensified in the canadian process -- in the canadian province of new brunswick. they are concerned ab

. >> orlando was actually a tandem master by the time i met him.those guys that when you go for the first time, they attach to you and they're the ones that actually take you for a ride. >> orlando's experience should be an asset for the group jump. but when it's time to board the plane, the packers haven't completed orlando's chute. he rushes the packer through the process, so he can take off with his buddies. it's a decision he's about to regret. as they climb to 15,000 feet, norman presses record on the camcorder strapped to his helmet. >> on that jump, orlando and myself were the only ones wearing a camera. it's a good thing to have video, so you can tape your friends and they can tape you and you can see what you did wrong and fix any problem that you have, just to become better. a better skydiver. >> with norman's camera recording, no one is ready for what happens next. as orlando turns his back to the door, his pack opens, the chute flies out, opening prematurely, yanking him out and gets snagged on the plane's trail. he twists out of contro

obviously an important part of that tandem pitcher and catcher. >> joe: he's done a great job at thete where he's got two hits, an rbi double. set up that two-run rally in the seventh. craig rounds left side, it's bogaerts to his left with time. one out. after the game, fox sports live is your home for world series postgame coverage. jay and dan with all the highlights, plus live reaction from the ballpark. jimmy rollins, a.j. pierzynski here at busch stadium. a complete breakdown of tonight's seahawks/rams game which is just down the street and a one-on-one with lebron james. that's all after the game on "fox sports live" on fox sports 1. here's david freese. strike one. freese with a hit and a strikeout. and he has just four singles in eight games since game four of the nlcs. no extra base hits. the 0-1. michael wacha gets the ball on wednesday night in fenway. he was the winner in game two. a rematch with john lackey. here's the 1-1. inside corner, strike two. one out, bases empty. the 1-2 pitch. hard hit, fair past the first baseman and down the right field line. freese will try

you and jon lester have become quite the pitching/catching tandem. david, what was working tonight against the cardinals that was working in game one? >> jonny, he's just a stud. he goes out and pitches like that. one pitch got hit for a homer by a really good player. you know, what a great teammate and guys that battle and, you know, wainwright is a good pitcher. we had a battle tonight. guys did a good job of putting some bats on him and we were able to squeak out a couple. >> erin: there was a conversation at the bottom of the seventh you were having with john farrell with jon lester about coming back out. what was going on? >> i just thought he hurt himself a little bit. i know something is uncomfortable. jon said he had one more, you know, just that's the kind of teammate that he is. he's going to give it all he's got. i told him, you know, let it all eat. this is it. you've got nothing left. and he did a great job. you know, probably a bad pitch call by me with that last hit to freese. freese did a good job of hitting but that's neither here no

watching bbc world news america is still to come tonight, mystery surrounding yesterday's car crash in tandem and square. tianamen square. >> grigori are you wrap the superstorm sandy but today the residents of europe -- we have already heard about the superstorm's dandy but six killed in germany and five in britain. this was one of the worst in years to hit and recording wind gusts of up to 120 miles per hour. today, people in sweden, denmark, estonia remain without power. matthew price has the story for us. >> the storm done with the uk moved on to ravaged western europe towering into the danish coast, closing the link to sweden. the wind up to 120 miles per hour. they ripped apart the metal scaffolding on this building in copenhagen. the wind sliced through brussels and amsterdam where among the canals of was the trees being uprooted by winds not felt in over 20 years. a woman died when one of them fell on her. across the netherlands, it is estimated repairs will cost some 70 million pounds. there is damage across large parts of europe. here in northern france and transport was hit hard. t

doesn't track things on a pure correlated basis, you know, one to one ratio, but generally moves in tandemet some of those things. so we invite as a long term component to a properly diversified portfolio. >> what do you say to those that say paper money is worth nothing, but gold always holds its value. >> well, it's a commodity, and it's also an alternative currency. many cultures use it as a store of value, so it has universal appeal. i would disagree with those that say paper money is worthless any paper currency is partially a reflection of the intangible value of the economic engine underneath the currency, and there's nothing truer than in the united states. one reason why we are the reserve currency, really. there is a property rights, rule of law, dynamic economic activity, sufficient capital and energy and labor, all of those things comprise a growth economy in most cases, and the u.s. dollar represents that. so it's definitely not totally worthless and those are also true of other currencies as well. >> michael always a pleasure to talk to you. >> thanks, ali. >>> don't forget o

watching bbc world news america is still to come tonight, mystery surrounding yesterday's car crash in tandem and square. tianamen square. >> grigori are you wrap the superstorm sandy but today the residents of europe -- we have already heard about the superstorm's dandy but six killed in germany and five in britain. this was one of the worst in years to hit and recording wind gusts of up to 120 miles per hour. today, people in sweden, denmark, estonia remain without power. matthew price has the story for us. >> the storm done with the uk moved on to ravaged western europe towering into the danish coast, closing the link to sweden. the wind up to 120 miles per hour. they ripped apart the metal scaffolding on this building in copenhagen. the wind sliced through brussels and amsterdam where among the canals of was the trees being uprooted by winds not felt in over 20 years. a woman died when one of them fell on her. across the netherlands, it is estimated repairs will cost some 70 million pounds. there is damage across large parts of europe. here in northern france and transport was hit hard. t

now, i say experienced because they're by themselves, these aren't tandem jumps, so these are guys whoy're doing. this is jerome newman. he's got the camera. now, as they go out, watch the man in blue. they're in a formation here. they break off. now, look at that. >> oh, he's tumbling out of control. >> ooh. >> that is not supposed to happen. they were doing something called a teacup exit, and this guy is just spinning, spinning, spinning out of control at 10,000 feet. >> oh, my. >> okay? bad stuff here. eventually, at 2,000 feet, he's able to open his chute. see that white chute there for just a second, that's him. so, the chute is out, but he's still kind of out of whack. >> and his equilibrium is probably out of whack, still trying to gain his breath back. >> i can't imagine how dizzy you are after that, how many times he spun. you can't even count. >> probably hundreds. >> he tore his hamstring because he was so out of whack on the ground. but the guy, ray, did walk away from this. as crazy as it seems, he was relatively uninjured, other than being just, i'm sure, completely worn

what we decided to do was work in tandem with the invest in neighborhoods staff to let the businesses know along the corridor that we can help them with their individual business needs, but then also try to address the larger corridor concerns. large part of the impacts on business operation happen based on what's happening on the street. so we did this and i think we are finding that it's useful because a lot of times there's a sense that the city's not doing enough to address homelessness, address crime, address those larger issues and so we have a point of contact and reference to work with, you know, on those larger issues. one of the things we also want to do is make sure we reach out to all communities so with the work of francis we're starting to reach out to the monolingual communities. >> [inaudible] enables us to work with pretty much most of the communities i think in the cross cultural situation. [inaudible] extends connection and establish network between merchants in the city. according to census 2010 chinese is one of the fastest growing population citywide. [inaudible]

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titans need to keep their head on a swivel when it comes to that very physical tandem. >> they're allthe field. they're physical guys. they have two special ones there i think. and that's going to be a challenge throughout the game for us. dealing with them and the one game and the fast game. >> it's facing the defense like the niners and just a team like those guys they can put up points on you very quick. a situation i know they're going to try to come in here and run the ball. we just have to match the intensity. >> high school game of the week featured on tomorrow's newscast cupertino >> today on "tmz" -- >> pretty shocking, kim kardashian has now posted a new picture showing her ass. >> the queen of the ass posted the photo on instagram. >> #nofilter. >> you're looking at this like sunshine and lollipops -- >> #troubleinthewater. [laughter] >> we got rush limbaugh. we actually tapped into one of the biggest radio feuds. >> how do you feel about howard stern and jesse ventura in 2016? >> i haven't heard anything about russia attacking howard. it might be the first time he

. -- they cannot subpoena white house documents but they told fox news they are working in tandem with other house committee. lou: thank you, james. >> new reports of a disturbing link between a deadly gun battle in mexico and an alleged arms trafficker who the obama administration officials allowed to operate freely, for years. documents obtained by cbs news, reveal a grenade used in drug cartel shootout last week, is linked to jean bauptiste kingery who u.s. officials watch allegedly smuggle grenades to mexico no are in 2009, and 10 but they did not arrest him, his case of overseen by same u.s. arizona attorney, and atf officer responsible for gunrunning operation "fast and furious," last week's firefight, partly captured on this video left three mex mebane polic mex4 cartel members dead. >> the debt ceiling standoff, and president spikes the football, and again, he should, it was a big win. joining us congressman kevin brady with a response from a leading house republican. customer erin swenson ordered shoes from us online but they didn't fit. customer's not happy, i'm not happy. sa

that is all scheduled to the destroyed in the next 30 days in tandem with our a very indication activitiesirm that what syria has declared to us is in fact what they have, and where they say it is located. >> more than 2 million people have now left the country according to the united nations and syria's neighbors are feeling that pressure. thousands of refuges also make the dangerous journey by boat to italy. >> reporter: they are exhausted and hungry. they traveled across any desert to libya, then paid $2,000 each to get on to a small boat to europe. they were rescued by the italian coast guard at three days at sea. >> translator: we were sitting up on the top deck and then we looked underneath and we were shocked to see another 30 people below us. >> reporter: this man says the italian authorities forced them to be fingerprinted, beating some of the refugees. >> we have this is a free country. why they treat us like this, i don't know. >> reporter: local authorities deny using force. the southern town is already home to hundreds of african migrants. most of them want to leave italy and

titans need to keep their head on a swivel when it comes to that very physical tandem. >> they're allthe field. they're physical guys. they have two special ones there i think. and that's going to be a challenge throughout the game for us. dealing with them and the one game and the fast game. >> it's facing the defense like the niners and just a team like those guys they can put up points on you very quick. a situation i know they're going to try to come in here and run the ball. we just have to match the intensity. >> high school game of the week featured on tomorrow's newscast cupertino against monte vista. that's the sporting life for a thursday night. >> and b.a.r.t. workers are getting ready for a midnight rally to kick off their strike. morning news begins at 4:00 a.m. ready? happy birthday! it's a painting easel! the tide's coming in! this is my favorite one. it's upside down. oh, sorry. (woman vo) it takes him places he's always wanted to go. that's why we bought a subaru. (announcer) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. please. okay, what is this? we're making sure i'm t

it was one of two on a tandem trailer. it over turned at 3:00 a.m. this morning as the driver was turning. the tanker had just been filled. a small leak was patched. earlier gas leaking from the hull was vaporizes and a hotel had to be evacuated. >> we evacuated the hotel, that the what we felt was the most important. >> the chp is investigating the cause of the crash. >>> san jose state university is checking to make sure they don't have a problem with rats on campus after a rat tried to share the stage with a guest speaker. ktvu's robert handa tells us what happened and what is being done about it. robert? >> reporter: when you are on the campus of san jose state university you see quite a few construction sites, a lot of improves are going on but that is cause a problem. >> reporter: there was a good turn out at this presentation. even though many students had heard about the rats when he was giving a talk. some noticed rats around the construction sites on campus. >> a lot of my crass there -- classes there has been rodents. it is annoying. >> re

john mcvay worked in tandem with the late bill walsh and coach seifert and now a member of hall of fameootball players. it's not very often you get a guy that sits behind the desk to be in the same fraternity as the super athletes that are in our hall of fame. >> superguy hall-of-famer john mcvay and tomorrow ktvu will broadcast the football double- header followed by good game 2 of the american league championship series and stick around for the tigers and red sox right here on channel 2. raiders visit the chiefs in kansas city tomorrow morning. kc is one of the three remaining undefeated nfl team, but old has won six straight at arrowhead statement. >>> nascar racing under the lights in charlotte, where the wallendas performed a brother and sister act. brad keselowski was jacked up for the bank of america 500 and i mean jacked up, leaving with a tire jack under his car. somebody will get a memo about that. brad keselowski wins and matt kenseth still leads the points race over jimmie johnson. >>> the first pga tournament of the 2014 season is underway in our own backyard at cordevalle.

we will increase our presence in mogadishu in tandem. dod personnel are participating in both the joint security committee led by the somali government and the somalia working group led by the united nations. moreover, we have made a concerted effort to increase our engagement with officials. ,his summer the commander general rodriguez made his initial visit to mogadishu. visited thegel president on somalia and his chief of defense at the pentagon. these face-to-face engagement have been critical in identifying and better understanding somali needs and concerns. in conclusion, somali will continue to present a set of challenges and opportunities. with sustained assistance from the united states and other international partners tom somalia's national security apparatus will be better positioned to fend off the al- shabaab insurgency and transform the fragile state into a success story. thank you for your support to our men and women in uniform and our dedicated team of civilian officials from the old look forward to working with you on so

it is the next generation baby monitor that works in tandem with your smart phone.alth news reporter carolyn johnson has the story. >> check and make sure it is all tight. >> she is bundling up her young son luke for a nap. the booties she is double checking will do more than keep his foot warm. it is a high-tech baby monitor. >> you do that and it will pull up. the first thing it does is pops up the temperature. >> readings are being streamed directly on to a smart phone via blue tooth. the system includes sensors that can provide a variety of data. >> we have the device on my finger right here. what it is doing is remotely sending my oxygen levels and heart rate to the smart phone. >> the chief operating officer says the unit allows parents to monitor not only their child's heart rate, but the blood oxygen levels and the sleeping position including an alert if the child rolls over in the crip. >> the target goal is to keep the child safe. >> it is the latest device to take advantage of diagnostic technologies that can be miniature rised into a handheld unit. he wo

but they are work in tandem with other house committees whose purview may enable them to secure such evidence. >>> secretary of state john kerry says he hopes the syrian government's chemical weapons will be rapidly consolidateed into one location. put on a ship and removed from the region. kerry tells national public radio the sights of the chemical weapons have been declared and are being secured. >>> stocks were mixed dui. the dow lost two. the s&p 500 was up 12. the nasdaq gained 24. >>> fascinating perspective from our friends at the "wall street journal" about the cost of the president's health care plan rollout. apple spent about $150 million developing a revolutionary iphone. the obama care exchanges so far have cost between $360 million and $600 million. as peter doocy reports business is not booming. >> reporter: traffic at healthercare.gov has fallen off a cliff. 9.4 million visited the site first week. after that an 88% decline. 36,000 consumers actually signed up during the first week online, far, far away from the administration's october prediction of half a million en

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in tandem, the president also announced the administration would work with congress to introduce reforms to section 250 of the patriot act. thatresident believes there are steps that can be taken to get the american people confidence there are additional safeguards against abuse of these programs. for greater steps oversight, greater transparency, and greater constraint on this authority. the administration is also working with congress to improve the public confidence in the oversight over the foreign intelligence surveillance court. moreover the president has directed the intelligence community to make it look as much information about these programs as possible, mindful of the fact that these are very sensitive security programs. the administration has a classified unprecedented information about the activities of the nsa and we are continuing to do so. there are a number of efforts underway that are designed to increase transparency, to work with congress for reforms of the patriot act, to look at ways we can increase oversight, increased constraint on authorities provided by these p

into ammunitions designed for use with sarin and scheduled to be destroyed in the next 30 days in tandemh activities to say what syria declared to us is, in fact, what they have and where they say it's located. >> reporter: is syria cooperating fully in your estimation? >> fully, until now we have absolutely no complaints about the degree of cooperation and facilitation that we received from syrian government authorities. and that is from the very beginning of this process. and keep in mind that all of this is playing out in opcw is conducting this mission at the request of the syrian government as part of the geneva framework and they joined the convention and by joining the convention that admitted to the opcw and that is the stage we are entering into today, over the period of a month for our inspectors to go on the ground in syria and visit all of the sites and to verify kilo by kilo the chemical weapons accounts they declared and what kind of account and ammunition by ammunition what they have declared and where. >> and live from the hague from the prohibition of chemical weapons an

so, with the car crash an explosion in tandem and square, premeditated suicide attack in the heart ofthe chinese capital , one report from an unnamed source suggests that it was. five people died after the suv mounted the payment -- mounted the pavement. bursting into flames next of wall of the forbidden city, they had a lucky escape. >> we thought the car was heading for us and we had no way to run from it. i thought the car would hit us and we would die right there. but it hit a marble railing. we were standing at the back. bit, thated a little would have been the end of us. >> we have an unnamed source speaking to the reuters news agency, the agency says they are close to the leadership year and they told reuters that the police looking at this incident say that it appears that it could be a premeditated suicide attack. nothing official, the police have said nothing like that on the record, but there is this one source, and the reason i think is the secretive nature of what happened. this vehicle rounded security barriers quite a long way from the place where he was exposed. it had

everybody knows the president came out on top in tandem with harry reid and didn't allow republican to drive a wedge between them at all. president appeared tonight after the senate vote significantly before the house vote that sort of got under the skin of many house leadership gop leader hip aids and members, but in the end it didn't matter they weren't going to stop all of this out of peak. but the president came out. he did strike a conciliatory tone. he talked about the need to put politics and he legse electionso the moment and the need for move forward. let's listen. >> we still need to pass allow to fix our broken immigration system. we still need to pass a farm bill. and with the shutdown behind us, and budget committees forming, we now have an opportunity to focus on a sensible budget that is responsible, that is fair, and that helps hard working people all across this country. and we could get all of these things done, even this year. if everybody comes together in the spirit of hour we going to move this country forward. and put the last three weeks behind us. >> reporter:

it's a short term deal anyway, so it would be in tandem with a short term debt ceiling raise, and obviouslywith republicans in the house having carried out the threat and the government shut down, president obama and the senate democrats know that they're serious. why not just open the government, lift the debt ceiling, it's short term anyway, then the negotiations can really begin? >> i think that's the point we're at. i think those who thought shutdown was a good idea have now learned it's not a very good idea. in fact, it's a dumb idea. we need to open the government for all the reasons sherrod was just discussing. a very short-term debt ceiling increase is not a real good idea because you're just pushing off the debate we're having now to right before thanksgiving. i think what we should do is get the government back to work, set a fundamental framework where we could have negotiations on long term entitlement reform that will bring about savings in terms of debt increases, and an increase in the debt ceiling over a period of time, long enough to stabilize the markets. i think that poss

markets are moving in tandem so why is there this big discrepancy between valuations in europe and emergingse are global koerngss so you shouldn't have that big disconnect in valuations. better yields, better volume. we think investors should be moving more money offshore. >> we've been putting money on the table. >> there's money on the table. >> is that one of the new $100 bills? >> this week, maria, slummer j reports, ibm reports, coke and pepsi reports, johnson & johnson. these are bellwethers. listen to the ceos, they'll tell you about the fourth quarter and into next year. >> david darst has the money. just looking for the table to put it on. we'll come back with the ebtd of the "closing bell." >> some people are saying throw the bums out. the message from america in a new nbc/wall street journal poll. 60% want anybody that's in voted out. maybe this could spark them for a grand bargain. the market would love it. how realistic is it? we'll have an update on the latest negotiations out of washington. when i first felt the diabetic nerve pain, of course i had no idea what it was. i felt

infer tandem, the president also announced that the administration will work with congress to pursue refors of section 215 of the patriot act. and after having a dialogue with members of congress and civil libertarians the president believes there already steps that can be taken to give the american people confidence that there are additional safeguards against abuse of these programs, for example, steps could be taken put in place greater oversight, greater transparency, as well as constraints on the use of this authority. . the administration is also working with congress to improve the public's confidence in the oversight conducted by the foreign intelligence surveilance court. moreover, the president has directed the intelligence community to make public as much information about these programs as possible. mindful of the fact that these are very sensitive security programs, the administration has declassified unprecedented information about the activities of the nsa, and we are continuing to do so. so there are a number of efforts under way that are designed to increase transpar

may work in tandem with cbs i amter active underscoring online nature of this new net.to get a comment on ever reclusive news chief. call me sometimes, dave. is cbs news thinking too far forward. news viewers are older and less likely to watch online. if they build it will they come? tv is new generation gap. compare ratings as nielsen ratings agency did, every month adults under age 25 spend 14 minutes on videogame consoles, compared to 20 second as month for people over age 56. watching video on phones, older adults spend half of six minutes a month younger viewers and elderly spend less than three months a month watching video on internet, while younger people spend four times as long. they are betting older adults will go online more and more to get their video. good luck with that one. david: i don't understand, david rhodes cut his teeth in television news here at fox. >> yeah. david: he was working at fox news. >> then he went to bloom which must have been culture shock. >> answer dennis's call, david. >> i am hear for him. we live in the same neighborhood. david

willing to negotiate substantive terms would you be willing to accept a process deal that would move in tandem with the debt limit and jay carney did not rule that out. he said we've said clean, we're supporting the senate democrats on clean, and however, we are -- our principle interest is that the debt ceiling be raised without drama or delay and he said we won't make ideological concessions in order for that to be done. there's a distinction between ideological connecticessions on substantive agreement and some sort of process concessions about setting up a framework for getting things done. members have been hinting for a few days that a process agreement might be the way out of this situation. the republicans have not seized on that yet, although some republican members of congress have talked about that. but i think this is an indication there is some possibility that discussion will grow over the next few days. >> john harwood in washington, d.c., the process solution, a new phrase as well, thank you very much. >>> still ahead on "street signs," the obama care blame game. who is really

i believe it will be solved in tandem. we'll see.re a lot of hoops to be jumped through in order to get to that conclusion. but i believe when we settle the debt ceiling, we're also going to see a settlement on reopening the government. it's hard enough for john boehner, whose party is getting pounded by the public in this standoff, it's hard enough for him to do this twice, do a retreat twice. better to do it all in one fell swoop and i think that's what they're shooting for. >> interesting. thank you for that, john hardwood in washington. we are expecting the president to have a news conference at 11:00. we'll bring at that to you live. >> some players that lend the government short-term cash are selling t-bills that are due to pay interest at the end of the month. notably fidelity, the nation's largest money market mutual fund manager. yesterday evening on cnbc, bill gross identified pimco as a buyer. >> if, for instance, there's a technical default of a day or certain number of hours, then a money market fund possibly has to mark

but the subcommittee staffers told fox news that they are working in tandem with other house committees whose per view may enable them to secure such evidence. shannon? >> thank you very much, james 6789 -- james. if you have a question you want to know about send it out of the inbox. go to at anhq. and what critics say could crush american businesses and cost jobs. the supreme court said it would take up the fight. one of the men spearheading the challenge. and the manhunt for two convicted killers escaped prison may be over, but there are a lot of questions left like how are these prisoners who were serving life sentences simply walk out of jail? a live report is coming up. >>> the shutdown may be behind us, but it looks like there is a new battle ahead including the potential for, yes, another fight. i will talk to the congressmen about that, but first peter doocy is here with a check of the news making headlines outside of washington. hi, peter. >> in san francisco two track workers are dead after getting hit by a bay area rapid transit train. officials say the train was returning f

. >> he worked in tandem with the late bill walsh.seaford and is the 24th member of the hall of fame. >> congrats to him. >> 8:27. suicide areas. and why not barriers were included on the new and of the bay bridge. >> they are becoming rolling bathrooms for the homeless. first one is expected to roll off the line and have a spot there. >> . >>> continuing coverage and both sides are back at the bargaining table. good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2". i am claudine wong. >> i am mike mibach. >> all sides said they are hoping to avert another strike. do they have enough time to reach a deal. allie rasmus is at the site where negotiators are expected to arrive shortly. allie. >> reporter: they are working towards the agreement but they are going to strike if they don't have an agreement tonight. if that happens, if they go on strike, it could force estimated 400,000 commuters a way to get into work or leave them standed at home. >> this leads to the kind of gridlock when bart work ares went on strike for four days. >> bart and its uni

when they start trading in tandem that might mean inflation is kicking in.rt it expands assets and people get out there. some of the money they're printing that now goes to the fed and banks that should helping housing market. ashley: good stuff, thank you. >> we're all simpatico with the purple. tracy: it is bipartisan purple. >> never way it again. [laughter] ashley: just ruined charles's day. >> good to see you. ashley: coming up quarter past the hour. time to check the markets. nicole petallides down on the floor of nyse. watching corning, nicole. >> we're watching corning very closely. i'm taking this out of my ear because i hear myself. dow jones industrials we're watching corning and it hit a new high. this is on a joint deal they're doing with samsung. the deal is shares of corning are hitting high on the deal as we're watching that corning knew, with samsung, making a deal. this gives samsung the opportunity to have the corning glass under their belt so that is certainly good. then you have corning right now, up 13% at the moment at $17.33 a share.

and possibly engineer that in order to make sure it's able to push through these economic forms in tandem with that economic growth. >> all right, eunice. so we'll see what happens now. do you think policy -- what is the biggest concern right now for policymakers, political policymakers? >> oh, it's really difficult to say. i think what most people are talking about right now is this november meeting. there's this expectation that we will see more in terms of broad strokes and outlines in terms of reforms for the financial sector. that's really what people are hoping to hear. there's been a lot of discussion about possibly seeing some reforms to other social issues including the one child policy. that's really the focus at this stage of what the market is hoping to see. at least we aren't getting a lot of detail because these movies don't have a lot of details. but it could set the course as to what this administration is all about as opposed to the previous administration which has been heavily criticized for talking about economic reform and really not following through with it. >> euni

the original accident happened at 3:00 this morning as this tandem tanker trailer operated by alied was turning on the freeway. the tank was carrying about 4500 gallons of propane. it began to leak after the crash. it was only a small leak. there was no liquid coming out. still, firefighters say, while they are not worried about a fire, they are concerned about fumes drifting into a nearby hotel, which is why the america's best value inn was evacuated. >> if we get wind shifts, we don't want anybody breathing this product. we don't have any concerns at this point. >> reporter: in the meantime, both the on and offramps for carlson in richmond onto 80 remain closed. traffic is still flowing slow. the fire captain said the plan to offload all of the propane and clear that tanker truck, it could take several hours before the roadway is clear. live in richmond, ktvu channel 2 news, alex savidge. >> thank you. >>> 7:08. tax payers in santa clara county will soon help pay the rent of convicted felons. starting january 1st, the county will give $1,000 a month in rent pay to former inmates who w

now ordinarily i was reading your junk bond rates, your junk bonds and your stocks tend to go in tandem you don't like the outlook for stocks, it sounds like. why the diversion here? divergence. >> yeah. i think the issue is we're used to the capital and the bondholder is sitting on top of the equity. i think as we look forward, what we're looking at is sort of three things that investors are going to have to focus on, the three ds: demographics, deleveraging and derisking. these are the dominant themes. and what that means is very, very limited, slow growth yet not enough to throw us back into a pretty severe recession. so what that's going to mean is nirvana, very, very good environment for credit investors where you don't have a lot of thing that is the equity investors are going to require to push this thing a lot higher, yet for credit investors, it's sort of the best of all worlds. so we are very favorably ip kleined to credit. depp deb you say deleveraging will continue to be the dominant theme, but i thought we were worried about too much leverage, so how come if we deleverage,

representative who perform this a role similar to that of a defense attache and will increase our presence in tandem defense personnel are participating in the joint security committee led by the somali government and the defense working group led by the united nations and again the basis. moreover, we have made a concerted effort to increase key leader engagements with the officials. this summer the commander of u.s. africa, made his initial visit. additionally secretary hazel hosted the president of somalia and is chief of defense at the pentagon at the end of september these face-to-face in agents have been critical in identifying and better understanding security needs and concerns. in conclusion it will continue present a complex set of challenges. however, with sustained assistance from the united states and other international partners and national security apparatus will be better positioned to fend off the insurgency and gradually transform their fragile state into a success story. thank you for your enduring support to our men and women in uniform and our dedicated team of civilian profess

i think they should have a discussion on a framework that can work in tandem with the votes.as to happen soon. senator mccain said, you know, take some action. move forward. and that's the key for this country. we should never suggest that we're going to default, you know, on the full faith and credit of the united states of america. it has enormous ramifications and implications. particularly in this harsh political environment. people have raised real questions as to whether or not we even have the capacity to make any decisions anymore as a country because of the dysfunction that exists in washington. >> senator snow, thank you so much for joining my this morning. i appreciate it. >> thank you, carol. >> still to come, the father of that 9-year-old boy who hopped aboard a flight to vegas is speaking out. >> i love my son. anyone, please help me. please. >> we'll tell what you other trouble authorities say this 9-year-old has gotten into and how much longer he may be staying in sin city. i'm christina caradona, i'm a fashion blogger, so style is my thing. and i'm not gonna

and on dairy, farmers across the country support an insurance program, but one that has to work in tandem with the mark stabilization program. i hear this from the kitchen tables to the high school gymnasiums in my -- in the farm areas, agriculture areas of my state. we've done that in the senate bill. farmers remember the dairy crisis of 2009. they know an insurance program alone is not enough. if we don't have stabilization, we're going to cost taxpayers hundreds of millions of additional dollars and virtually guarantee another dairy price and put people out of business. so there's a number of other things which i will put in the record. we have to have strong nutrition programs. i think of people like bob dole and george mcgovern coming together in the past to do that. as chairman of the senate judiciary committee, i believe nothing in this bill should limit the authority of the secretary to protect our farmers from deceptive business practices. and we just need this certainty we have to have in this. we can do it. you've got the leaders. you've got the men and women at this table in b