that's a sizeable crowd behind you there at the alamo. what is happening? . >> you are right. is is a big crowd. several hundred demonstrators are here supporting gun rights. you can see the weapons slung on people's shoulders. we are seeing assault rifles, semiautomatic weapons, anything that is qualifying as a long gun. i should mention too, that these weapons are loaded. they do not have bullets in the chamber. it's a safety precaution that organisers of the rally asked the demonstrators. they say the purpose is not to scare folks off, rather it's to normalise the sight of the guns in public. as you mentioned, texas law says you can carry a loaded long gun in public legally. the rules that we have the licence or you have to have a concealed weapon applies only to pistols. we asked the organisers here, though, is it accomplishing their purpose at the alamo on saturday - fill the with tourists and children. a sight like this can be alarming, especially in the wake of the sandy hook shooting. listen to what the organisers said in response. >> the media is good at talking about

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you and the university of california which have. our ship to run los alamos national laboratory before that it was the university of california. same with lawrence livermore lab so it's been essentially a privatized at this point. yes fully privatized. you know the lab has no way of processing radioactive liquid waste what's happening with this material. well it is being processed be facility is old it's been patched there is workarounds and when there is a problem there are storage tanks slowly build up and then we says process goes. in a kind of a campaign or batch mode but it's not seismically sound and you know there are safety problems so i'm it has to be something has to be done on a per more permanent basis. the question is what scale how grandiose. should the operating contractor which is supposedly a scientific organization be doing this nitty gritty waste manage federal or somebody else should be brought in more competent right well what is the solution for this and collaring incompetence i mean if there's been privatized there just this utter lack

as many as 40 have been arrested. >> hundreds of people raised their guns at the alamo. marchers rallied with shotguns. it's the latest effort by progun groups to strengthen their rights to bear arms. >> the alamo is sacred ground for texans, from the battle in 1836. it was a pivotal motion. some texans are using the imagery to wage what they call a revolution of their own. this is about gun rights, which they say are being attacked. >> on a normal weekend the historic alamo would be sworming with tourists -- swarming with tourists. on this day people carrying rifles, shotguns and assault weapons filled the plaza. texas state law bars people in carrying handguns, there's no regulation about carrying a loaded long gun. >> we are a nonviolent group. we are not a civil disobedience organization. >> gun rights groups called the rally after san antonio police charged three activists with disorderly contact for carrying loaded long guns outside a coffee shop. >> protesters say the rests conflict with state law. san antonio suspended its enforcement for this rally, leading some

carrying armed rifles trying to show that this is legal in texas and normalise this vision. >> live at the alamosan antonio. thank you. >> in australia temperatures are rising, winds intensifying and wildfires spreading. hundreds of homes destroyed. andrew thomas is there with more. >> in the blue mountains west of sydney volunteers are fighting fire with fire. by burning big areas of undergrowth near homes, they are hoping that once the bushfires reach here, there'll be nothing left to burn. >> we'll go around and put a burnt line around the back of properties and areas. and then we'll look at burning at the smaller valley here, which is an offshoot of a bigger valley that is on fire coming up. >> the firefighters are working remarkably close to the homes. 50 metres up the hill are people's houses. i can see from here their windows and doors. the volunteer firefighters are trying to stop these flames from reaching them. >> and these are all volunteers practicing firefighting is normally a weekend hobby. this, though, the real thing, is what that is all about. geena is a mother of two children.

it is the alamo. the sound of that. >> we lost the alamo. >> but we were willing to stand and fight. texans were willing to stand and fight, and we went on to win at the battle of census until the treaty had to have the alamo first. lou: to paraphrase general patton, the purpose of war is to kill the other so be, not yourself. >> the problem, you have peter king who has put the mark of the beast -- lou: what happened to him? >> we have created in as a modern day out the time. as if it is his order, his rule. he is basically. -- lou: the congressman from new york. >> the vanguard. he is testing the waters. he is clearing out, making the arguments for the chris christie run in 2016. lou: the last word. >> the did exactly what we sent in to washington to do, not trying to win friends. he is fighting the fight. we are proud of him, and he will continue to fight kind we are behind him. that is exactly what we want to see and do believe it will be nice if our other senator would do the same thing. [ bagpipes

long guns drawn at the alamo. king part in a gun rally at the historic landmark. it's the site where hundreds of texans died in a siege with the mexican army back in 1836. >> i think it's encouraging to see people displaying their rights as americans. they are lawfully armed by the texas constitution. >> the alamo event organized for gun owners to protest a local ordnance which restricts people from carrying rifles and shotguns into city parks and other public places. georgia. the state getting a taste of america's newest pastime, running with the bulls, inspired by the tradition in pamplona, spain. it's estimated 3,000 adrenaline-pumped runners dodging a herd of bulls in a quarter-mile course. >> straight adrenaline. i hardly even remember any of it. >> no serious injuries reported. next up, you'll see this in texas, florida, illinois, and pennsylvania. that's the fox watch across america. >>> it's a fish tale that sounds improbable, but it's true. i want to know if you can fry it up and eat it, because i love any

. >>> plus rallying at the alamo. that's all i have an real money. victoria azarenko >> and welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm jonathan betz and here are the top stories tonight. florida law enforcement says it's just captured two escaped killers. both serving life sentences, found in a motel in panama beach, florida, hours after walker's mothers pleaded for him to turn himself in. >>> fatals connected with the bay area rapid transit strike. >>> j.p. morgan and the department of justice have reached a tentative deal. the bank could pie close to $13 million to the federal government. >>> a report from a consulting firm found that 58% of americans have no financial plan. and one reason is that people simply don't trust money managers. but now 130 online companies are trying to change the game. david shuster has more. >> jo han counts himself as tech savvy as he gets. but like many americans, he doesn't know the first thing about investing. >> i know that you shouldn't keep your money in a savings account. that's one thing that i do know. >> up unti

. >>> raising the guns at the alamo. texas demands looser gun laws but not everyone agrees. >>> more violence and blood shed in syria despite the presence of humahue weapons inspectors. at least 15 syrian rebels died in the gun fight that followed. ostas the war continues the humanitarian crisis intensifies. >> we heard refugees are starving and now ther there is d of a polio out break. wearly saturday morning at least 5 rebel groups launched a enjoymenjointassault against a t ormorarmy south of dasmascus. one. main groups in the attack started with the massive suicide car boom at the entrance of the complex. it killed at least 16 army soldiers. later on there were heavy clashes that rault e -- resulted in the death of at least 15 rebels. we do believe that the clashes are ongoing as we speak. this is not the first time that rebel groups in syria are trying to storm that army complex. because the significance of it it will give them an advantage point over looking over government bases within the capital dasmascus. it's a

. >> texas activists will fight at the alamo, testing the limits of the state's gun laws.exans are not allowed to openly carry handguns, the law does not apply to long guns for rior rifles. heidi is there. seems like a sizeable crowd that seems to be growing. what is happening? >> you are right, the crowd has been growing. it's estimated that a thousands people would grow. it's hard to tell who are the protesters, and who are the tourists. it's a sizeable crowd. they are carrying long guns, rifles and shotguns. they are loaded. it is legal in the state. they are taking precautions. they are not putting bullets into the chamber. they are trying to make the sight of people carrying a long gun in public normal in texas. i want to bring in our guest. christina. good to see you. tell me about the gun that you have. >> this is an r15. i designed it with my boyfriend and i - pink and black. carrying it to support our second amendment right to be here, to educate everybody that because i'm carrying a gun doesn't mean i'm dishonest and not a law-abiding citizen. i'm a mother. i'm h

i sense that you and the others in the house were like soldiers at the alamo. d 2,000 soldiers, the ending wasn't going to be good, but you're going to fight the good fight. >> listen, there's no giving up on our team, none. and there's no giving up in me. take care of yourself and i'll talk to you soon. god bless you. >> you're a great american. thank you. >> let's bring in dana bash. you heard there from boehner saying that there's no reason for his members vote no. >> exactly. and i just came from the basement of the capitol where john boehner, it sounds like he was saying exactly what he said in public on the radio show to his caucus in private in the meeting. it was a pretty short meeting as the republican clock meetings tend to go, less than a half hour, and no member of the rank and file got up and spoke. we're told it was just the house speaker and the two other republican leaders. and we're told, first of all, that john boehner got a standing ovation at the end of his speech, which is telling and sort of illustrative of how he seems to have despite the

hundred gun rights activists carrying rifles rallied at san antonio's most popular tourist attraction the alamo the protest stage after several people who carried shotguns into a coffee shop were arrested got out of the kids gathered in the streets calling it a violation of their constitutional rights police oversaw security of the march without any incidents reported. in paris hundreds of students rallied in support of a deported romo schoolgirl this despite the announcement by the french president francois hollande that she could return to the country but without her family protesters surrounded by police march of the city's streets chanting slogans and waving banners at least one person was arrested after trying to break through the security cordon. while in the czech republic some citizens don't seem as supportive of minority groups in the city of more than three hundred protesters demonstrated against the country's roma community who tried to march toward a district heavily populated by the group of police holt of them with tear gas. finally in the news block a decades long feud over water

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it's the alamo! the alamo that the texans lost. >> this is always unusual to me. it was always conservatives who wants to protect the economy and business, and this is such an unbusiness and uneconomic way of doing things. i'm puzzled why they look like campaign ads. why would you appeal to a base of people that think it was a responsible thing to do to not pay your bills and harm your economy is puzzling to me. the republicans i remember when i was growing up liked things good for business, stability and planning, and this has been anything but. >> number one, the redistricting has gin them very safe districts. number two, the supreme court has ruled that anybody can get as much money as they want to political action committees and government spending. they don't depend on the party and don't depend on business from money. they can raise money from independent, conservative billionaires in texas that give them a lot of money and raise money on the internet. that's why they can't easily be disciplined by the party or the party leadership. wall street really has no

it is basically, you are at the alamo. you guys are at the alamo.killed. >> hoaw >> hold the line. don't cave in. the bullying intimidation factor. >> you know what is going to happen. he will not back down. you and him. mano a mano. a macho thing. you know what this is. >> if republicans don't fight on health care with everything they have got. what good are they? i have strong feelings. they have shown too much weakness, inability to communicate on the issues we are discussing about being demonized, responding, messaging, tactics. i think they have been weak. they haven't stood up for their principles >> today, john mccain, punctuated the end of the fight this way. >> i think it is obvious that we are now seeing the end of this agonizing odyssey that -- that this body has been put through. but far more important, to the american people have been put through. >> what about what poor fox news has been put through? >> you know i hate to say i told you so. but i did. but i feel bad about it. (announcer) scottrade knows our clients trade and invest the

the alamo in san antonio and daley plaza in dallas.undreds of gun rights advocates toting shot guns, rifles and ak-47s demonstrating, calling attention to a state law that allows texans to carry long arms openly as long as it's not done in a threatening manner. >> just having a gun strapped like this shouldn't alarm you. a bad guy is not going to come around with a -- if they do, they're going to have it and be pointing on you. they're not just going to strap it on and walk around in the street. >> you can use your gun to hunt, you can use it to go to a shooting range or on your private property. but i think carrying guns openly, i think it's unnecessary. i just think it's frightening, frankly. >> the demonstrations came on the same weekend that chilling new details were released on the newtown school shooting massacre. the mother of 6-year-old jesse lewis says investigators told her that her son shouted for his classmates to run, while gunman adam lanza paused to reload. jesse was shot and killed moments later. let's bring in republic

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happened during the fight at the alamo. she survived and did tell her stories. jane long, who's called the mother of texas who had her travails. i do. but let me say ant "nine and counting," actually the first book not counting my three, but the reason that i met my publisher was "nine and counting" was a book written by nine women of the smat at the time. of the senate at the time. and it came from a meeting that we had with the women of northern ireland who at the time northern ireland was still having terrible murders and assassinations, they were fighting. and we had the women who came from both sides of the north, of the northern ireland factions, and they came, and they wanted to meet with the women senators. and we did. we met with them, and we each told our stories to try to encourage them that they could be a force for peace. because we all overcame obstacles. and we talked to them about the obstacles that we had overcome, but we also talked about the divergence of our backgrounds. we had conservative republicans li

the alamo area. we head over to oakland, southbound along 880 at high street we have a report of a hit and run. sounds like one lane is blocked causing delays in the southbound direction. northbound traffic also building as you approach the maze. as we jump over to alamo, on surface streets danville boulevard at orchard court where we have trees blocking all lanes. looks like some branches came down and as we head over to highway 4 westbound, bailey road that's where we've got another accident involving a big rig, one lane blocked out there. slow coming out of the antioch, stay on the brakes as you head over to concord. kristen and eric -- excuse me matt. >> thank you so much, leyla. as we mentioned smoke from a napa wildfire near lake berrysea blew into parts of the bay area last night. that fire is burning in the area of berrysea and knoxville road on the east side of the lake. it's burned 376 acres. and is 75% contained. firefighters hope to have the fire fully contained by 6:00 tonight. >>> in th

. >> narrator: though san antonio texas might be remembered for the alamo, today, it's one of the fastest-growing cities in america. but increased growth also brings increased problems. >> for the longest period, san antonio was known as a large city with a small-town mentality. san antonio is the 7th largest growing city in the country. >> narrator: no more apparent than just outside downtown in the solid brick fortress that is the bear county jail. it's where anyone charged with criminal acts in san antonio will surely spend some time. >> my father always said nobody comes to jail for being nice. one thing we have to remember is people coming to jail have not been found guilty yet. >> most of the 3500 men and women housed in bear county have only been charged with crimes under awaiting trial of the resolution of their cases. others have been convicted and are serving short sentences or are awaiting trial in prison. he is currently awaiting charges of assault and vehicle theft, to which he's pled not guilty. >> i've been cut with razors, all around here. i mean, i got cut with a knife when this

. ♪ >>> san antonio, texas is synonymous with the 1836 battle of the alamo. e mission turned fort still stands at the heart of downtown as a symbol of honor and bravery. today, however, a very different war rages in san antonio, as two rival gangs shed blood in a power struggle to control a wide range of criminal activity, including drugs, prostitution, and human trafficking. and this turf war has expanded from the streets to inside the walls of san antonio's bear county jail. >> traditionally the mexican mafia, an outgrowth of a prison gang, had been a controlling gang here in san antonio, but here lately because members of the mexican mafia are getting older and some younger groups have come in and it's creating a lot of problems for us here at the bexar county jail. >> the capacity for 4,500 men and women, bexar county jail is larger than many state prisons. most of the inmates here are pretrial detainees, meaning they have only been charged with crimes and are awaiting the resolution of their cases. but that doesn't stop violence. >> code 2! >> code 2. an

the alamo square renovation should be finished by december of 2014. an ma rights activists -- animal rights activists have taken steps from being -- from black bears from being killed in lake tahoe. the game warden sets traps when they loiter around a homes, businesses and camp sites. some bears end up being killed. the sacramento bee reports activists with the bear league have booed wardens when they set up traps. they have gone on-line and listed businesses that have been careless with their garbage. >> a high speed chase on four legs. maybe they cut him off. a couple was riding a motorcycle when they got a little too close to the elk there. they quickly drove away with the animal in hot pursuit. after a few quick maneuvers the couple was able to evade the charging animal. an elk is no match for the horsepower. >>> it is time for a full check on our weather. here is leigh glaser. >> temperatures are climbing into the 70s and the 80s. live doppler 7 right now is not picking up any moisture at all. we are seeing a little light cloudiness over toward th

the alamo square renovation should be finished by december of 2014. an ma rights activists -- animal rights activists have taken steps from being -- from black bears from being killed in lake tahoe. the game warden sets traps when they loiter around a homes, businesses and camp sites. some bears end up being killed. the sacramento bee reports activists with the bear league have booed wardens when they set up traps. they have gone on-line and listed businesses that have been careless with their garbage. >> a high speed chase on four legs. maybe they cut him off. a couple was riding a motorcycle when they got a little too close to the elk there. they quickly drove away with the animal in hot pursuit. after a few quick maneuvers the couple was able to evade the charging animal. an elk is no match for the horsepower. >>> it is time for a full check on our weather. here is leigh glaser. >> temperatures are climbing into the 70s and the 80s. live doppler 7 rightnot pickingu not picking up any moisture at all. we are seeing a little light cloudiness over towa

from the alamo to its famous river walk, san antonio is one of the most popular tourist destinations in texas. but like any big city, there is a constant fight against crime and a land mark of that battle is just outside downtown. bexar county jail is a modern fortress that houses approximately 3,500 male and female inmates. most have only been charged with crimes and are awaiting trial for the resolution of their cases. we're very regulated on how we treat inmates. even though they're incarcerated, they still have rights. we realize they're here not to punish anyone but hold them. >> but here it's never a proposition, especially when they don't want to be held. >> a lot of the gang members, they've got all that time, you know, to think of didn't games they can play with the officers because they're trying to create a reputation for themselves that they're not to be messed with. >> i'm easy to get along with, once they don't, i'm going to take care of business. >> jose hidalgo is described as one of of the most notorious. he describes the gang more as a fellowship. >> they're in pris

katie courcos with the los alamos chamber of commerce told "the los alamos monitor" that the impact of the shutdown at sandia could hit subcontractors twice as hard as the entities because they will never be able to recover the income that they are losing. energy solutions, the subcontractor that processes and ships waste to the power plant in carlsbad has already had to lay off 154 workers. the general manager at a department store in los alamos was quoted in the newspaper as saying any time the lab sneezes, we catch cold. in southern new mexico, christa kantedo told the newspaper that she was immediately worried for her 3-year-old son after hearing about the federal government shutdown. that's because she relies on the federal w.i.c. program to supply a prescription baby formula for her son who has a disability. unfortunately, christa is not alone. tens of thousands of women and children in new mexico who receive assistance from this program every month could be left without vital nutritional support if the shutdown continues to drag on. what's also at stake is the incredible work be

feeding information to the rosenbergs. out at los alamos. most people know his name. what i think is interesting, an amazing the article. want to say in 2009. considered one of the most important atomic spies in russia's history and most people in this country did not even know about him until 2009. he was honored in some event in russia. a wonderful article about him. he is in the book. it is interesting stuff. he was in oak ridge as well. one more minute. okay. >> i am a world war to oral historian. out of all the material, whether you found any previously done oral history of whether you had to go out and do it yourself? >> i wanted to do it myself. if there was someone i wanted information on who was no longer with us i would try and track down an oral history, but i wanted to find people for whom it was just going to be my interview with them because that was really kind of important to me. >> did you find very much out there? >> there were places to five right now the atomic heritage foundation has something called the manhattan -- they

the alamo city cinema draft house has a strict policy against texting and talking during movies. madonna got on the wrong side when she allegedly texted up a storm last week while watching a movie at the new york film festival, snapped at fellow moviegoers who asked her to give it a rest. >> get out. you can't come back. >>> 6:54. time to answer our question of the morning. which celebrities did 37% of askmen respond dents say would make the best president? is it a, john stewart, b, matt damon or c, oprah? >> one facebook friend said oprah because you get a car and you get a car and you get a car. >> but the answer is a, john stewart. we'll [ male announcer ] at northrop grumman, we know in the cyber world, threats are always evolving. at first, we were protecting networks. then, we were protecting the transfer of data. and today it's evolved to infrastructure... ♪ ...finance... and military missions. we're constantly innovating to advance the front line in the cyber battle, wherever it takes us. that's the value of performance. northrop grumman. >>> 6:58. we're looking great toda

did the republicans make a heroic stand as in the alamo? or a poorly planned and executed assault who ignored the scouting reports of the strength of the opposition and who made assumptions of the battle that proved not to be true? men fought to the death to protect what was theres in little big horn and last week in washington, republicans launched a fight that was not a plan of the battle tested generals but rather a plan of the newest recruits. blame the press, the establishment, the liberals, blame one's own team the charge up the hill for a great cause but without following the counsel of jesus who admonished to count the cost before starting a war. but liberalism is not destroying the republican party. that is not liberalism. there are no republican congressional liberals. legalism, not liberalism is dividing the gop. now see what legalism does to the church. it is focusing more on how one expresses belief than what one believes. the liberal might abandon the biblical truth but the legalist abandons biblical love. that makes the method

the head of the alamo draft house theatre send out a tweet st. is banned from his theater until he apologizes, but really wanted to get the message out. this is a great idea. i love this. melissa: you of the aisle? >> people and not going to stop. people on social media, testing, tweeting, is to grant. those people who want to do that put them in the back, leave them out of everyone else aside and let them text of the storm. madonna can do that, to. melissa: it opens the floodgates. then it will be calling, on their phone. >> the phone goes off. >> exactly. what they should really do, the ushers, the people who clean up afterward, give them water pistols. anyone contacting gets squirted. that will solve it. >> why not give them a spot in the back where it will not bother anyone. you don't have to put up a soundproof wall. keep the glare down. melissa: i was worried about the light. that is what is so annoying. >> a different sound for the text messaging. melissa: amc says they will surround there testing aisle when soundproofing and barriers to de

where every loyal texan remembers the alamo, this texan won't ever forget battling invaders outside hisme. mike is asleep when he hears noise and breaking glass downstairs. mike thinks it's his wife and tries to go back to sleep, but makes a horrifying discovery. he opens his eyes just in time to see an intruder at the foot of his bed. >> when he reached for my tv, i knew this was a robbery. >> the robber escapes down the stairs. >> i decided to arm myself first, so i ran around my bed, grabbed my knife. >> mike runs outside, but drops the knife in a struggle, trying to stop two would-be robbers from escaping in a get-away car. a neighbor's security camera records what happens next. >> that's when i saw a third person running through my neighbor's yard, trying to catch up to the car. and there is no way i'm going to let this guy get away on foot. >> mike's prison guard training and instincts kick in. he tackles the robber and uses a martial arts hold to choke him into submission. >> i just planned to hold him until the cops got there. >> mike doesn't know it, but a neighbor calls police

so it's basically you are at the alamo. you are going to get killed. >> hold the line.in to the liberal name calling and the intimidation factor. >> you know what's going to happen. he's not going to back down. this is a macho thing. you know what this is. >> if the republicans don't fight on health care with everything they've got what good are they? i have strong feelings about this. they have shown too much weakness and inability to communicate on the issues we are discussing. i think they have been weak. i vethink they have not stood u for their principles. >> john mccain punctuated the end of the fight this way. >> i think it's obvious we are seeing the end of this agonizing odyssey that this body has been put putt through but far more important the american people have been put through. >> and what about poor fox news has been put through? >> i hate to say i sold you so but i did. but i feel bad about it. they flip the switch-- and the light comes on. it's our job to make sure that it does. using natural gas this power plant can produce enough energy for about 600

residents, most likely contracted the virus from mosquitos. >> a bird that died from the virus was also found an alamohese were the fourth and fifth cases in the county reported for this year. >> mosquito control officials estimate over 200 people in the county where infected with the virus in 2012, but did not realize it. >> sentence of the virus include fever, head and body aches, fatigue, and swollen left notes. >> the santa cruz sheriff's office says a dangerous sex offender is now behind bars. accused of molesting a minor. >> briancriswell is charged with various child molestation charges. >> and investigators believe there are more victims he molested. and >> they're asking anyone with information to contact them. >> he worked as a local youth counselor and a sports coach--in santa cruz area. malign a san francisco firefighter will not be charged for running over and killing a against young survivor of the asiana plane crash. >> in july, a 16 year old chinese students survived the crash--only to be run over by a fire truck. >> as she lay on the runway. >> two of her classmates died in the crash,

the former head of the los alamos lab who i interviewed for the book who passed away this past week, said to me, he would love to gather every world leader and show them the designation of a hydrogen bomb from 20 miles away. the power of that explosion so chilled him he thinks that these world leaders with this sort of authority over life and death should see for themselves what these weapons can do. it is a knowledge that is fading away. i think it is very dangerous that we are losing this awareness. be a: let me ask what may silly question but on the point you just made about the former head of this loss and loss lab. would it be possible for the president of the united states to arrange for that kind of explosion from 20 miles away so that the american people could see what that means? he is president, i do not know what he can or cannot do in this regard. in this -- the age of social media and youtube and cable television and the like, if you could on any given day turn on any of these outlets, turn into any of these outlets and see for yourself what this explosion would look lik