and the taurus seem more than happy -- the taurus -- the tourists seem more than happy. >> people are relaxed and hospitable, but here, you can find anything. >> if you can afford it. this is greece's most expensive island. it does not want to be a cheap beach party location. after the day's work, he unwinds with friends at a bar, something he could not afford to do in athens. he says this island has shown the rest of greece how to be the crisis -- with sheer hard work and determination. >> the crisis is something that can give you the strength so you can do more things in life than stay and cry. you can stay in the corner and ask what happened, but you can go further and say, "ok, we are here." >> and the island is here to stay. the rest of greece seems very far away. >> it must have been disappointing news for all those who believed that we are not alone in this universe. a few weeks ago, the cia admitted that, yes, area 51 does exist. it's a military installation in the nevada desert, but the u.s. has been testing aerial surveillance systems strict leash shielded from the public. t

there is no all clear yet on those that are so popular with japanese and german taurus -- taurus -- tourists>> that brings us to this addition of the european journal. until then, bye for now. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org--

there is no all clear yet on those that are so popular with japanese and german taurus -- taurus -- tourists>> that brings us to this addition of the european journal. until then, bye for now. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org--  >>> it's the 1st of october in tokyo. i'm ross mihara with the stories at this hour. >>> u.s. officials are preparing for a shutdown of thousands of federal government services. senators on monday rejected a budget bill one day before the new fiscal year. the republican-led house of representatives made amendments to the budget bill. they included a one-year postponement of the health care year championed by president

the taurus which is a great brand. you know the taurus. you know other things like standardizing a lot of the components, that was his impetus from boeing and the airlines. >> i agree with you. my question is do you sell the stock based on this? >> i like the new york stock exchange. i like the stock. this is not all them. he's created the momentum. right. he's changed the paradigm there. other leaders can come in and follow in his footsteps. >> i think that's the point they're far better positioned for him to leave than a couple years ago when it would have been a disaster. the space is interesting. they had a rough day today. autonation is the name we've talked about for a while. look at their numbers. it's actually ridiculous what they're doing. >> that stock is trading around an all time high. >> all right. let's address the big movers for the week. j.c. penney up 14% this week. jim. >> the story still has to play out. if you are bill ackman it hurts to see these other hedges come in and pick up the scraps on the table, making some mon

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they are popular with taurus, and they receive money from the government. that's why a lot isn't stake -- a lot is at stake when the title is in danger. it is not just the peak of a mountain which is sparkling with evenings far away. >> the cable car over the rhine afford a superb view of the upper middle rhine valley. the most famous feature of the unesco world heritage site is the cliff known as the laura lie -- laura lie -- lorelei. on top of the cliff, there is something marring the landscape. what is it? it's going a little closer. still no idea? we will help a little. can you tell? this is what is going on -- a cable draws thrill seekers up the slope on a thread, then they slide down 700 meters through a steel half right. it's a summertime toboggan run. unesco is demanding that it be dismantled. otherwise, the united nations cultural body will be folky world heritage title. it's a huge blow. the toboggan run is the fulfillment of a long-held dream. >> we are writing on a field above the laura lie cliff -- riding on a field above the lorelei cliff. i t

. >> around 40,000 taurus remain stranded at the famous resort. >> thousands of exhausted travelers remained removed in acapulco after flooding and landslides blocked the highway. >> we are desperate because we cannot return home. our time at the hotel is up, so we will have to see if they help us out and continue to provide us with a room. at the moment, there is no hope of getting back. >> days of torrential rains have left more than half the city underwater including the airport. mexican officials have been using military aircraft to evacuate the travelers. >> it is a little tired. trying to get home. >> so far the fraction of the stranded tourists have been airlifted out. >> just before we take a break, germany's best-selling literary critic has died. he was 95. >> he became known for his wit and a popular tv show. he was born into a jewish family. he survived the not sees and the ghetto. we will be back after a short break. break. >> welcome back. we continue our series looking at germany's place in the world as election day approaches. >> it looked as if the crisis in syria was suddenl

he black elk then fired the shot into the car tires. 22 and a resident ford taurus for shooting stilling suppose a because a neighbor of his was being too loud. he was in their reserve from 2007 to 2011 and during that term he'd want to meddle spirit terisa >> reporter: lee diverted to buddhism and analysts taking a besht agree in aeronautics. and 2011. >> reporter: given the national defense service medal, as well as the global war on terrorism medal while serving. >> reporter:2011 - discarged from military for a pattern of mis-conduct. >> reporter:after he was discharged, he worked as waiter and restaurant in fort worth, tx up until may of 2013. he was a military contractor - working in ionformationhe reportedly converted to buddhism, and was taking degree in aeronautics. >> reporter:now for some perspective - here's the navy yard. about 3-thousand people work civilians. ships are built and repaired at the navy yard. this is very close to the capitol - just over a mile from there. and about 3 miles from the there is security at the navy yard - and it appears the gunman had access to it

taurus or americans come to moscow if they have come and say that sense just like that one and then the other country they will be safe whole picture is absolutely exaggerated it's not what they report is absolutely not true what this saying is that basically everyone is being killed on the streets here one of my son's eyes. i mean i was going to say i mean we i wonder what we want to say i'm here i mean i'm absolutely involved in all the public that he's you know probably one of them i don't know not being rated by the police why am i not running a little why am i look now in new york why don't know it's now in london when i'm here in the school in your studio fighting for your rights i'm talking about it right that's what i want to say absolutely and it's proof you hear and it's very happy to talk about it. now to some international headlines yemen's prime minister escaped an assassination attempt in the capital sanaa gunmen opened fire and mohammad bussin was motorcade before fleeing the scene according to one of his advisors no one was injured during the assault yemen is struggling

>> we are looking at a ford fusion, or a ford taurus, you're talking a person arranging and the 20 orge, for example, a chevy proves or a malibu or impala. great hard choices. very safe, the honda civic, or even a optima. these arenice and sizes. the one you're more likely to be safe. >> absolutely. airbags, all kinds of collision, the safety features that u don't realize. so you really need him to work for you. one of the number one things is you have to know how to check your tire pressure. you have to know how to change a flat tire. know what's in an emergency kit and the basic maintenance. if you don't understand and you don't take it to mckenna, i can tell you how many e-mails i get from people saying, you know, my kid run oil down to nothing. gerri: i don't get into a single thing on that except for maybe take the tire pressure. i did want to ask you about how boomers this. >> these are times when people are thinking about this. also they are trying to pay off college bills. that is exactly what we have. or they need to put the families on hold. gerri: coming up, september getti

. >> reporter: with the chassis of a taurus, parker says this vehicle is all wheel drive, six cylinders. $26,50078 each, the c.h.p. has been authorized to purchase 751 statewide. >> reporter: how did you get get so lucky? you're the first. >> i'm not sure. [laughter] >> reporter: i checked with the c.h.p. officers in sacramento, they say there's no timetable for replacing old cruisers. as for these crown victor yeahs they'll go to other areas that still need them. >>> highway patrol officers are thinking about one of their own who was gunned down one year ago today. the c.h.p. posted this photo on its face book page. it shows a bouquet roses. young strom was 37-year-old and left behind a wife and children. he pulled over a driver for a routine traffic stop on highway 680. the man open fire, another officer nearby then shot and killed the suspect. >>> triple digit heat in the five-day forecast. our chief meteorologist bill martin taking us through the weekend in just five minutes. >>> the bay area sheriff has just been over a week now. howmany people are actually using it? >>> new video

of meeting attendees after the meetings are over, they can stay a few days extra, and then visit a taurusraction, sites. can we -- a tourist attraction, sites. and we think of another way, visitors coming in to taiwan for the first time as tour ists, and they think there is a lot more to taiwan than what you read any newspapers or travel brochures, so maybe next time when my company has a retreat or have an organized eating, i will think about taiwan. does that also happen in your experience? >> yes. some magazines say taiwan is underrated. in our tradition, we have been told that we have to be very humble, -- >> low-key -- >> yeah, low-key, and you have to do more than expect more. so we are not good at promoting ourselves. when we stand on a stage to talk to the audience, and the audience's sign says we are the best place to go. i met a swiss girl in burma this february, and she just stayed in taiwan for three months, because she is from switzerland, and switzerland for me is the most beautiful country in the world, but she told me she saw that taiwan is much more beautiful than switzer

. >> reporter: with the chassis of a taurus, parker says this vehicle is all wheel drive, six cylinders. $26,50078 each, the c.h.p. has been authorized to purchase 751 statewide. >> reporter: how did you get get so lucky? you're the first. >> i'm not sure. [laughter] >> reporter: i checked with the c.h.p. officers in sacramento, they say there's no timetable for replacing old cruisers. as for these crown victor yeahs they'll go to other areas that still need them. >>> highway patrol officers are thinking about one of their own who was gunned down one year ago today. the c.h.p. posted this photo on its face book page. it shows a bouquet roses. young strom was 37-year-old and left behind a wife and children. he pulled over a driver for a routine traffic stop on highway 680. the man open fire, another officer nearby then shot and killed the suspect. >>> triple digit heat in the five-day forecast. our chief meteorologist bill martin taking us through the weekend in just five minutes. >>> the bay area sheriff has just been over a week now. howmany people are actually using it? >>> the first

it's right of the pleiades on monday, in taurus from tuesday through thursday, passes jupiter and geminiof autumn, and you can view the change of seasons in the evening sky. sagittarius, the signature constellation of summer, is setting in the southwest. cygnus the swan, which flies high throughout summer and autumn, is directly overhead. and the bright constellations of autumn are now rising in the northeast -- the unmistakable "w" of cassiopeia, perseus with its bright star mirfak, the long arc of andromeda, and the great square of pegasus. cassiopeia is the key constellation of autumn. you can find everything else using it. start with the open side of cassiopeia's "w," facing left at this time and season, and it focuses in on polaris, the north star, which remains in the same spot all the time as the heavens revolve around it. because cassiopeia is so close to unmoving polaris, it remains above the horizon very long. in fact, for much of the u.s., the entire "w" remains above the horizon even at its lowest in late spring. that means that, over the course of a year, you'll see the "w"

different people within the public sphere from architects to new yorkers the victims family members, the taurus, you know, all coming together, masses on the street who want to say, who are turning out other carries to voice their concerns. him and then you have the private sector you have the developer who owns the land. you have the port authority and the developer owns the lease and then have the port authority was the kind of quasi-public-private institution in new york that owns the land. they are very invested in, they believe in building a memorial of the also want to make sure that all of the office space that was destroyed was rebuilt. there were 10 million square feet of office space, quite a bit. almost every conflict at some level is a clash between these public and private forces time to figure out what the balance is. because everyone believes there should be some sort of mixture between a public and private void. >> host: how much of a role in the battle did the families themselves who saw the land and the world trade center area as almost sacred land, how much, aside from the de

this has nothing to do with assassinating taurus around the world. you will get to that amendment. the first plot, those individuals, to hezbollah operators were captured, tried, convicted. at the very same time that he was arrested, on trial and convicted for this plot, his brother who is known as mr. lebanon. at the very epicenter of a massive criminal of rice here in the united states from the philadelphia area that started with knockoff goods and silence -- stolen cell phones. every case is a knockoff forestall when play stations. judge joe, that is why you have a week. from the stolen goods, weapons procurement. in baltimore became an extremely effective fbi sting operation sending to five cooperating witnesses and others to beirut. told in private about the sidelines, the arian satellites for its targeting of israeli cities, a collection they got on the nature and the number of hours a day of the counterfeit machinery that produces counterfeit currency around the world. and that the very same time these two things are going on there were multiple plots. one was in turkey, one

more than 40,000 taurus are currently stranded in acapulco.c coast over the weekend. the death toll is now what 80 but that may arise. rescue crews are trying to reach a tiny village and its deep in the country's southern mountains, their fear that 68 people may have died in a landslide. >> just crossing the wires. a former halliburton employee has been charged with destroying evidence following the peace 2010 oil spill in the gulf of mexico. 61 year-old anthony badalamenti was a the see minting director. he has not charged with obstructing to other employees to delete data. also, this morning, a federal judge to accept a plea agreement that called for the houston-based company to pay $200,000 in fines. >> it bay area news. a proposed a condo complex on san francisco's waterfront is causing a rift among city leaders. it is called " 8 washington " a 134 unit condo complex. it was approved by the board of supervisors last year, but opposition has grown. >> here is stanley r. roberts was found some people be headed bailey. >>behaving badly. >> yo

take a look that the delta up of taurus and ampulla the temperatures will remain in the seven day fridayw 70's along the coast the temperatures will spiked as we head into saturday and sunday. we will have an increase of fired danger for saturday and sunday. it looks like by wednesday of next week the temperatures will cool down. >> we have been monetarism's slow traffic on the lower part of the peninsula. this is a leading up to palo alto. this was a resort still an accident over at the woodside expressway. the backup has since been gone. highway 85 is still quite behind. you can say that there's some read showing for both of these. we're still delayed. your ride over to the bay bridge is looking much better and we no longer have this big back up on interstate 80. there is slow traffic to the macarthur mayes. most of this traffic is just trying to get to the shore freeway. there is no big backup in has been light for the past hour and 45 minutes. line now it is time for the tech report with gave an slate. >dog rumor >> now it is time for the tech report with a gabe slate. >> there might

the suspect's car described as a tan or brown, 1990 ford taurus with yellow penya motors dealership platesghters say they are making progress this morning against two wildfires in southern california. a plane dumped fire retardant yesterday on the so-called madre fire. it burned 450 acres north of azusa in los angeles county. it is 70% contained this morning. the wildfire began monday and briefly threatened some homes before ground crews an aircraft knocked down the flames. >>> and new information came to us about the fire in san bernardino county. it burned 200 acres near interstate 15. some residents were asked to evacuate and a traffic advisory is in effect on the interstate 15 there. the fire is 40% contained with full containment predicted by friday evening. the cause for both these fires remains under investigation. >>> governor jerry brown will be in oakland today, he's gonna sign legislation increasing the minimum wage. it will go up for $8 an hour to $9 an hour on july 1st of next year. then on january 1st, 2016, the minimum wage will go up again to $10 an hour. now, the governor

>>mark: the devastation and mexico close to 100 are dead and over 40,000 taurus are stranded. on the rescue efforts and watching the possible government shut down in washington with a standoff between the house and the senate for it will have more on that coming up. >>mark: a big day ahead in the nation's capital. it's only 10 days now until a potential government shutdown. the house is set to vote on a bill to keep the lights on it but that bill is so divisive its' even turning republicans against republicans. jim a custom reports. >> washington is edging closer to a government shutdown now just 10 days until the government runs out of money. >> the president will be and conversations with congressional leaders in the coming days about the need to meet these pressing deadlines. >> that was a response to house speaker john maynard who complained the president is more willing to handle-- a-share with russians then republicans. >> ruling out any negotiations over the debt ceiling that the funds obama care press secretary offered this colorful defense of the president's our reach

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