president obama and iran's new president may meet on the sidelines of the u-n. what the two might discuss... during the first meeting at that high level in more than three decades. ((traffic reporter ad reporter ad libs)) map green map 40 map 395 we are following breaking news out of northeast baltimore. three people are dead and another is in critical condition after a car crash at york road and northern parkway. megan gilliland is live on the scene with more. still to come... america is waiting... to see if hillary clinton will mount a run for the white house. what the former secretary of state is telling people... about the chances that she'll throw her hat in the ring. a week of high stakes diplomacy gets underway in new york. the high-profile meeting that could be in the works... between president obama and the newly elected president of iran. ((break 2)) both president obama and iran's newly elected president, hasan rouhani, will be at the same place at the same time today. and both will address the united nations general assembly. there is growing speculat

i think it would be pretty harsh for the u. n. security council at that point to continue to resist. the requirement for action, and we would gladly join with the international coalition to make sure that it stops. so the -- one of the biggest concerns of the american people certain members of congress may have different concerns then maybe certain members of congress say we have to do even more, or claim to have previously credit sides me for not -- now they are saying they are going to vote no, and you have to ask them exactly where thisser in that circle. but for the american people, the concern has to do with understanding that what we are describing here would be limited. and to portional, and designed to address this problem of chemical weapons use and upholding a norm that helps keep all of us safe. and that is doing to be the case that i try to make not just to congress, but to the american people over the coming days. you know, brianna, i think it would be a mistake for me to jump the gun and speculate. because right now i

most important is the fact that this proposal to the u. n. curity council will include a clause that will basically put is assayed regime under consequences of the chapter 7 resolution of the u.n. charter. that means basically if they don't comply with getting rid of chemical weapons that consequences will come to syria. now that could be inning from sanctions to military strikes and that's something that's been a major sticking point between the russians and the americans. so it appears as though there's been an agreement between moscow and washington to still keep at least the theft of a military strike out there in the either, but it isn't precise. so in a lot of ways they have just kind of kicked this can down the road. most aimportantly, aside from that, however, is the americans say they will proceed with trying procedures to destroy those chemical weapon stock piles. as you say, there's an awful lot going on here. there's an awful lot of information, and it does look like it is a significant development. but we certainly are seeing some

., the members of the u. n. y cooperate and do much together, to improve relations and grateful british partners for this. it's concerning our relations with the european union. for today i don't see any significant issues can will make our relations complicated. and we are grateful to our british partners that they showed this interest to develop russian british relations. i would like to thank you on the successful summit. first, we know that yesterday you met the chinese leader and you sign add few documents of cooperation, and both sides expressed redness to deepen cooperation. >> i would like to clarify how to dopen the russian chinese relations. >> we will help syria the words of russia's president, answering a question there about what the response may be in the event of a strike on syria. vladimir put tin went on to say that u.s. chemical weapons attacks was a provocation by the rebels to invite international intervention. summing up the mood after the g 20 summit, over the split over syria, he said the s

. >> as the u. n. tries to raise billions of dollars in aid, we have been looking at how international donations have been spent in past crisis. the famine in small la killed more than a quarter of a million people. a look now at how money raised for that was spent. >> two years after the end of somalia's war, there's no let up in the stream of hungry people. she ned from her town, 700-kilometers west. >> i came here in search of food. we have no life stock, no new jersey to grow our own food, like many of our neighbors we are forced to flee. >> they are joining camps already overflowing with more displaced by the 2011 famine. according to u. n., they say they are not receiving help. >> we have not seen any agents come in here to assist us here. when you go to the u.n. offices they tell us that we live in a shabab territory and they fear coming to our states. >> it is also the scene of one of the worst humanitarian crisis and efforts to get help to those who need it most, remain haunted by violence. >>

the council will stand ready to take action under chapter seven of the u n charter. any incident which is considered a violation of the resolution would have to be proved 100% before any action is taken. >> the resolution also calls for the convening of the geneva peace talks, which the u.s. secretary general moon says could happen as soon and november. this is where the syrian government and opposition are supposed to negotiate a peaceful path towards their future and in ultimate and to the 2-wood half year civil war taking place in that country. russia's foreign minister says the syrian opposition as well as the government is obliged to comply with all measures in the security council resolution. >> the responsibility for implementing this resolution lies not only with the government of syria, according to the demands of the united nations security council, it will also have to cooperate with you and experts. >> u.s. secretary of state john kerry said the president-setting resolution shows that powerful diplomacy can peacefully disarm the worst weapons. however, dur

president obama will speak to members of the u-n today. he will likely seek diplomacy in the syria situation. the presdient of iran will also be speaking. the chicago tribune reports citigroup is cutting 1,000 mortgage jobs.and chrysler has filed for an ipo. the company is partially owned by fiat. let's get the ball rolling this morning with michael gurka of spectrum asset management. he 's on the floor of cme group. good morning micheal, it's been a while. > >good morning. > >what do you think is behind most of the buying and selling in the market right now? what are some real market moving catalysts out there? > >clearly the market is still getting a lot of euphoria out of the bag here from the letdown by the fed last week. you saw it in the markets yesterday as the s &p was down. the broad market was down. crude oil down over a dollar and of course metals themselves. so this risk off trade is back on and i think also the pessimism is starting to grow on the market due to the fact it seems as though interest rates though being lower due t

at least for the u.s., he invoked chapter seven of the u. n. chapter, do you think that military strikes would be an appropriate response to noncompliance? >> they could be an appropriate response, but the big issue is the same issue we had a couple of weeks ago, before these talks began, which is what do you strike? who do you target, what do you target, the obama administration was talking about striking a regime that would be painful, but not too painful. one of my colleagues called this the goldie lox option, but it is very hard to find that in practice. >> there is also the issue of the broader civil war. put the question still remain whose is at the peace talks, who is the opposition. >> the opposition is divided. it will be difficult to have a peace agreement with such a divided opposition, which ranges from more moderate factions which are vowed affiliates of al quaida, so it will be difficult under the best of circumstances. >> do you think this deal makes it any more likely that president asaad would be willing to negotiate? >> i think

syria agreed to allow the u-n to oversee its chemical weapons supply after the u-s threatened to attack the country for allegedly killing 14-hundred people with chemical weapons. the u-n security council could vote on a resolution on syria's chemical weapons sometime today. the resolution condemns last month's attack and demands that syria end its chemical weapons program by middle of next year. the resolution does not authorize the use of military force. new developments in the murder trial of former n-f-l star aaron hernandez. a massachusetts grand jury indicted an associate of hernandez 27 year old carlos ortiz. he's facing one count of accessory to murder after the fact in the killing of odin lloyd on june 17th. hernandez pleaded not guilty earlier this month to first degree murder. a third charged in the case -- ernest wallace pleaded not guilty last week. yesterday he told a judge that hernandez was the only one who got out of the car with lloyd before he was shot, execution- style. wallace argued unsuccessfully for a reduced bond, while he awaits trial as an accessory to murder.

the u-s and russia would seek a u-n security council authorize sanctions against syria. nt obama would retain the authority to order u-s airstrikes against syria. in the newsroom mike pelton, kron 4 news let's take a quick look outside this morning. let's check in with janu for your saturday forecast. drivers in walnut creek could be facing a big parking meter rate increase. the proposal by the city's transportation commission meter rates. when parking is in high demand rates could go from the current price of one - dollar an hour -- to two- dollars an hour. the transportation commission says this is all part of a plan to funnel drivers into using the city's often under- used parking garages. city staff also recommends changing the meter enforcement hours. from nine- in the morning until six -at night. kron 4 spoke with people who are not happy with the proposed changes. the transportation commission will present it's plan to the city council next month. if adopted, the rate hikes could go into effect next year. a brazen robbery caught on camera. early friday morning in p

president also wants the democratic leader to represent the united states in the 68th session of the u-n. in a statement, lee said she believes now more than ever that the u.s. has to fully engage the u-n and the international community to ensure a more peaceful world. >> pam: >> jacqueline: temperatures were sadistically cooler than yesterday's. but low clouds hung on. out and fairfield we were and 80 degrees yesterday 100 degrees and livermore went to yester that today 86 degrees. today the fault will return tonight and the wide spread. making its way from peak to the entirear with n colder than today talking in the '60s and '70s. as we head into the week and it will be a ship with a slightly warmer conditions. >> reporter: all because of people behaving badly coming up next. >> pam: and coming up in sports. the first place a's hook up with the minnesota twins for the first time this season. gary has the highlights later in the show it's great having at&t u-verse high speed internet. walter likes to download fix-it videos... and watch "boardwalk empire." it helps sam with math... [ bee

. >> on that point, when he sat down with the u n secretary- general last friday, the as the u n secretary-generalwhether sanctions against iran are still very much on the table. >> it is important for iranians to prove that they are genuinely sincere. since this is a new government, a new president, i think we need to give some time for them to prove themselves. it's a dual government, a dual president, i guess what he is referring to is that you have on one hand the elected president and on the other hand you have the senior clerics. is there a battle right now inside iran between the moderates and the conservatives? i have heard some iranians say it is all stage managed and everything is coming from above. do you think there is a battle? >> there is a battle everywhere. but first of all, i would like to say that we should not reduce the policy to hassan ramanrouhar assad. >> he has sent different soldiers and all sorts of tactics and strategy. he has not said anything. sometimes you prove somebody and disapproves the other one. khomeni is also backed by different groups. inside his office, ther

this comes one day after president barack obama addressed the u-n general assembly, asking for accountability. "the syrian government took a first step by giving an accounting of its stockpiles. now, there must be a strong security council resolution to verify that the assad regime is keeping its commitments, and there must be consequences if they fail to do so." but the resolution would not authorize an automatic use of force if syria violates the resolution. this tentative agreement could fall apart, but it's the close the u-s and russia have come to a resolution. i'm ed payne reporting. u-n inspectors returned to syria on wednesday to look into more claims of alleged chemical weapons use by the syrian government and also by rebels. another giant leap for man kind... laughing earlier this morning .... a soyuz capsule carrying an american, and two russians, docks with the international space station doubling the size of the crew at the orbiting outpost to six. the crew's six month mission will include a space-walk with the olympic torch. the torch will arrive at the station in november with

u-s president spoke directly to the leader of iran. president obama telephoned iranian president hassan rouhani as the islamic leader left new york city following an appearance at the u-n general assembly. the president says they discussed their differences over the iranian nuclear program, and the u-s insistence that it not be used for weapons. prior to yesterday's call, the only contact the united states had with the islamic republic was through back channel, third party communications. both leaders described the conversation as cordial and productive. it doesn't get much better than this.... clear and comfortable today.... will it stick around through the weekend? lets ask weather authority's dawn brown, dawn... city officials are blaming a broken, aging pipe for a huge overflow of sewage in gwynns falls park.... paul gessler was in west baltimore today where crews were struggling to deal with it. this sewer line break is several hundred feet off franklintown road... in a wooded area south of gwynns falls park. ci

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president correa has decided not to address the u n general a year. sit democracynow.org to watch more of our interview. as the foreign minister talks about the crisis in syria, ecuador's controversial new media law come and ricardo patiÑo plus time working in nicaragua. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. head northe back, we to talk about the keystone xl. here in the united states -- not here in the united states, but canada. stay with us. ♪ [music break] >> this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. five years ago this month, the firm transcanada submitted a permit request to build the keystone xl oil pipeline, which would bring tar sands oil from canada to refineries on the gulf coast. the project has sparked one of the nation's most contentious environmental battles in decades. the obama administration initially appeared ready to prove keystone xl, but an unprecedented wave of activism from environmentalists and residents of the states along its path has for

and syrian president bashar assad said his government will follow through with the u-n resolution. marianne rafferty reports, not everyone is convinced. while the u.n. security council has adopted a resolution to rid syria of it's chemical weapons.... some speculate whether syrian president bashar assad will follow though on his obligations... and wonder how other regimes will respond. evan bayh says: "so the syrians will probably cheat on any agreement. the russians won't help to enforce it. the iranians have been somewhat emboldened. there are tough days ahead." but despite what some critics say... assad says he vows to abide by the resolution to rid his country of it's estimated 1-thousand-ton chemical arsenal by mid- 2014. he adds his government also agreed to join the international convention that outlaws such arms. bashar assad says: "..we joined the international agreement for preventing the use and the acquirement of chemical weapons / is our history, to comply with every treaty we sign..." the security council is also paying close attention to syria's humanitarian crisis. m

in it's previous assessment, six years ago, the u-n panel said it was quote "very likely" that global warming was man-made. it now says the evidence has grown thanks to more observations and improved models. scientists studying the aftermath of the rim fire say there's a need for better forest management in the sierra. this is video of when the wildfire was at its peak. scientists say some of the areas that had the most destruction were in stands of conifers and oaks. those trees were replanted after fires that happened decades ago. and then left unattended. ecologists say better management of the forests and further study could lead to improvements in the forest. some of washington's top lawmakers want to change the way the national security agency gathers information about potential terrorists or spying targets. the senate intelligence committee is promoting legislation that would trim the n-s-a's ability to as access and analyze u-s phone records. the proposal would also hot provide new protections to americans privacy. at the same time, lawmakers want to broaden the government's s

. >> president obama said he is comfortable going ahead with a strike on syria without the u n resolution because he says the security council is completely paralyzed and is unwilling to hold the regime accountable. >> tlice. the security council is for the whole world. they were paralyzed during the cold war, and lots of peacekeeping operations, they were paralyzed in 1991. they were not paralyzed in the case of libya. if you want to decide on a military action against assad, it is not the only thing the security council can do. >> can you tell us more about china's effort at the g-20? >> be first made was with russian president putin. they talk about the two leaders and they saw the signing of huge business deals ranging from natural gas and military technologies. and the two leaders hailed what they call a family relationship among the peoples and their collected fight against the flood along the shared borders. and we learned that the chinese and russian leader did not talk about syria or serious issues at all. -- syrian issues at all. the meeting with u.s. president obama will take p

the u. n. has intense fied its patrols. w to bring us the later on what is going on in colorado, as we were saying hundreds of people still missing and those really bad floods. is the weather going to cooperate? the wester does appear to be over. to give you an idea of how bad it was, you would expect around 390-millimeters of rain, in an entire year. so it was an incredibly heavy amount of rain. >> why has there been so much rain? >> do you remember the flooding we saw in calgary back in june. that was due to a low pressure getting stuck. and this is the same thing. flash flood warnings you have a weather pressure that just gets stuck, you can get days and days of heavy rain. what we have here is a low pressure, and it sucks all this moisture up from the gulf of mexico. really tropical place, that has a lot of rain to give, and that just brought it up and that's why we saw all that heavy rain. >> you don't normally think of colorado as a wet place. >> exactly. we don't think of the south, or the southwest, as a wet place, b

those comments come days before he makes his first appearance at the u n assembly. libya calm -- in libya, qaddafi's son was due at a pretrial hearing in tripoli today. there were doubts whether his captors would allow him to attend. he and the former spy chief are facing charges over alleged crimes committed during qaddafi's 42 years in power. if found guilty, they could face the death penalty. >> once painted as a reformer, he became his father's most vocal champion. >> is our country. it is our people. we live and die here. >> he was arrested in november of 2011 months after qaddafi's death. he is accused of murder, torture, and other crimes committed while he helped coordinate the violent torture of protesters. the intelligence chief was entrusted with the dark side of the libyan spying operation. he is accused of masterminding the 1998 -- 1988 lockerbie bombing. he oversaw years of torture, murder, and oppression as head of the secret police. the two men are charged with crimes related to could doff the's four decade 00 -- could doff the's 0-- qaddafi's four dec

committed will be syrian regime really be, or is this the start of another hide and seek games like the u n weapons inspectors had to play with saddam hussain? is all of this? the u.s. began dismantling their chemical weapons storage in the mid-1990's and they are still not done. a lot of experts say this timetable cannot be met. >> this is washington's reaction to the use of chemical weapons in syria. but will the u.s. do about the civil war there? >> barack obama has made it clear, especially in the past week, it was not the u.s.'s job to interfere in the civil war itself. at the same time, they have repeatedly said that assad must go. that is why the supporting part of the opposition, for example with weapons, but that is probably as far as it will go. enough to help the rebels. >> thanks very much. the international community has broadly welcomed the agreement on syria. u.n. secretary-general expressed hope it would prevent further use of such weapons and pave the way for a political solution. merkelmerkel -- angela said she was happy to see a glimmer of hope in the conflict, but she ad

the u-n chief called the resolution historic... license to kill with conventional weapons. secretary of state john kerry says the plan will be strong, enforceable, and precendent- setting. "tonight we are declaring together for the 1st time that the use of chemical weapons, which the world long ago determined beyond bounds of acceptable human behavior, are also threat to international peace and security anywhere they might be used anytime they might be used, under any circumstances." the vote came just a few hours after the world's chemical weapons watchdog adopted the u-s russian plan, which details timelines for collecting, recording, and destroying syria's stockpiles. pressure is building on capitol hill with just three days until a looming government shutdown. deep party divides and stark opposition to the president's health care plan, an agreement on a budget could be tough to come by. shelby lin takes a look at what's preventing a plan. as the clock ticks toward the deadline-- law makers in washington struggle to come up with

the u-n aids organization is reporting more needs to be done to reach its goals to treat 15- million people by 20-15. the joint united nations program on h-i-v and aids... says the number of h-i-v- aids cases in children... dropped 52- percent since 2001.. and adult cases dropped by a third during that same time. today dozens of leaders in healthcare met to find ways to improve patient safety. preventable patient harm is the third leading cause of death in the u-s and contributes to more than 800- billion dollars in health care cost. but organizers say now they want to focus on reducing harm to patients and the cost of care. "no one group can do this alone and that's the problem in the past we've put silos about this is a doctor issue or a nurse or a technology company injury but what we want to do is break down those barriers and bring all those groups together to be leisurely focused on the problem of eliminating preventable harm." the three day event will have keynote speakers including a former space shuttle commander, safety experts and medical officers. it's... been out... for

the u=s and iran. >>"the roadblocks may prove to be too great, but i firmly believe the diplomatic path must be tested." >> catherine: president obama telling the u=n that he is open to direct talks on iran's nuclear program. iran's president rouhani responded by saying the world seems to be saying yes to peace. >> catherine: the iranians declined an invitation for the two leaders to meet face to face. but secretary of state john kerry will meet with iran's foreign minister. it is the highest level contact between the two countries since 1979. >> catherine: on a light turnout leiter note...the president says he hasn't had a cigarette in years. and that's apparently thanks in part to first lady michelle obama. he was chatting privately to a u-n official monday - and the conversation was caught on camera. >> catherine: the president has acknowledged his struggle over the years. mrs. obama said in 20-11 that her husband had finally kicked the habit. >> pam: in a story we brought to you first on four. riders feeling the pinch. because trains can't be repaired fast enough. right now -- still no reports of progress between bart management and its unions.

rouhani was returning from new york, where he attended a session of the u-n general assembly, and spokeone with president obama. the protestor was among a group of iranians demonstrating against opening a dialogue with the u-s. shoe-throwing is considered highly offensive in the middle east. rouhani's talk with mr. obama was the first direct conversation between leaders in tehran and washington in 34- years. pausing to remember and honor the victims of violence. next, the cook county state's attorney hosts an annual event. the new affordable health care act will mean different things for different people. tonight we're looking at how it may effect small businesses. and later, tasting the city's finest at the chicago gourmet in millennium park. break illinois lottery... pick 3... 3 4 7 fireball for pick 3... no fireball... pick 4... 4 8 5 1 fireball for pick 4... 6 lucky day lotto... 5 35 22 38 27 lotto... 52 13 2 7 22 50 extra shot for lotto... 24 cook county gathered for a special memorial ceremony to remember those close to them who died violently. the event allowed relatives and frie

the u n secretary-general spoke to reporters about the report. >> the findings are beyond doubt . this is a war crime and grave violation of the 1925 protocol and other rules of international law, customary international law. it is the most significant confirmed use of chemical weapons against civilians since saddam hussein used them in 1988, and the worst use of reference of mass destruction and the 21st century. >> the u n inspectors plan to return to syria to investigate other suspected chemical weapons attacks, including some which the assad regime perpetrated by rebels. turkey says it shot down a syrian military helicopter that straight about a mile into its airspace monday, marking an increase in tensions between the two countries. according to turkey, the helicopters crew failed to heed warnings to turn back. at least two people are dead and dozens injured after a powerful typhoon hit japan, imaging thousands of homes and prompting evacuation orders for hundreds of thousands of people. the typhoon complicated cleanup efforts at the embattled fukushima daiichi nuclear plant,

the u=s. its plans for making syria's chemical weapons safe. >> pam: the russian foreign minister is due to meet secretary of state john kerry in geneva tomorrow. also today, u-numan rights investigators accused both sides of committing war crimes in syria. >> pam: as for the use of chemical weapons, the u-n report said, it did not have enough evidence. >> pam: hundreds of thousands of drivers could soon be crossing the willie brown bridge. state officials are considering re-naming the western span of the bay bridge after the former san francisco mayor and assembly speaker. >> pam: grant is here with the details of the proposal. and the key players who say they do not want this to happen.grant. >> reporter:would be the willie l. brown after the assembly voted unanimously to pass the resolution three weeks ago, the senate is expected to vote on final approval tomorrow. >> reporter:we asked our facebook fans to share their thoughts and by did people sound off. daniel said. >>sounds good to me! he did a lot for s.f. and he did a lot for us when he was the assembly speaker! >> reporter:but most people shared the same views as andrea. she said. seriously? naming a

foreign minister here in new york for the u n general assembly says syria would go to geneva, but the conference would never work while saudi arabia, qatar, and turkey continued to aid the armed rebels. geneva,he success of committing itself to refraining from supplying army and financing, smuggling all of these terrorists. >> in the netherlands, u.n. inspectors are leaving for serious to find and neutralize serious chemical weapons. 's chemical weapons. some of the sites are in territory controlled by the rebels. we will do our best in our circumstances to cooperate. outside world necessarily believe you when even a few weeks ago, you were not even admitting to the existence of an arsenal of chemical weapons? >> we set if we have. we did not deny. >> it is not a civil war, according to the syrian regime. instead, they say they are acting foreign al qaeda fighters and that western countries should help out. >> if they'd do not do that, then they are stupid, because these enemies will go back to their home. the british fighter will return to britain. the french, the german. we have all

foreign minister here in new york for the u n general assembly says syria would go to geneva, but theonference would never work while saudi arabia, qatar, and turkey continued to aid the armed rebels. geneva,he success of committing itself to refraining from supplying army and financing, smuggling all of these terrorists. >> in the netherlands, u.n. inspectors are leaving for serious to find and neutralize serious chemical weapons. 's chemical weapons. some of the sites are in territory controlled by the rebels. we will do our best in our circumstances to cooperate. outside world necessarily believe you when even a few weeks ago, you were not even admitting to the existence of an arsenal of chemical weapons? >> we set if we have. we did not deny. >> it is not a civil war, according to the syrian regime. instead, they say they are acting foreign al qaeda fighters and that western countries should help out. >> if they'd do not do that, then they are stupid, because these enemies will go back to their home. the british fighter will return to britain. the french, the german. we have all n

and we will work together in consultation with russia and china, to putter forward a resolution at the u. n. security council requiring asaad to give us his chemical weapons and to ultimately destroy them under international control. we will also give u.n. inspectors the opportunity to report their findings about what happened on august 21st. and we will continue to rally support from allies europe to the americas from asia to the middle east, who agree on the need fora. meanwhile, i have ordered our military to maintain their current posture, to keep the pressure on asaad. and to be in a position to respond if diplomacy fails and tonight i give thanks again to our military and families for their incredible strength and sacrifices. my fellow americans for nearly seven decades the united states has been the anchor of global security. this is has meant doing more than forging international agreements, it has meant enforcing them. the burdens of leadership are often heavy. but the word's a better place we have born them. and so to my friends on the right, i ask you to reconcile your commitment

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on the ground just does not allow for it he also said that the global community should wait until the u n has done their job the investigation is finished but now they are in the process of assessing that information he said that the g twenty summit this week is a good place for the global leaders to discuss the situation in syria he also called on president obama as a nobel laureate not just as a fellow head of state a winner of the nobel peace prize to consider his actions and what it would mean for military intervention and more loss of life in that country now when it comes to the use of chemical weapons the president said of course russia is against the idea of the use of chemical weapons but in this case that the global community needed to wait for the u.n. to do its job and then present evidence to the u.n. security council and then they would decide how to react in a lawful manner according to international law and that any unilateral decision would be against the law listen to what he had to say about that when it comes to the stance of our american partners friends who are insis

u-n inspectors in damascus. they say they've found found definitive evidence that chemical weapons were used. today both secretary of state john kerry and the u-n secretary general were blasting the syrian government. >> but i sought the urging one delete willfully continues to slaughter its own people. >> catherine: syria has agreed to a deal brokered by russia and the u-s to hand over its chemical weapons. but kerry says the u-s wants to keep the threat of military action on the table if syria doesn't keep up its end of the agreement. >> pam: >> this just in to the kron 4 newsroom. >> pam: a child has been injured by glass and debris as a result of a shooting at 5:00 in oakland the 1500 block of 27 ave, the child was incidental because of glass that shattered when all of this was unfolding. you see this in a live picture that police are still on the scene. the child was not shocked but injured by flying glass we will continue to follow the development of oakland and [ maragno ] if the car was invented today, it would run on the most affordable energy source available. it would charge overnight. every morning, you'd wake up with a full tan

> pam: with the world watching, president barack obama addressed the world's pressing problems at the u-n general assembly today. >> pam: among them.the diplomatic wrangling over securing stockpiles, and relations between iran and the u-s. the president has ordered secretary of state john kerry to pursue a nuclear agreement with iran. despite decades of mistrust between the two nations. >> result read them can help serve as a foundation. >> pam: governor brown has signed services to develop a >> pam: still ahead-- >> pam: closing arguments begin in michael jackson's wrongful death trial. and jurors must decide whether concert promoter a- e-g is liable for the death of the king of pop. >> reporter: people behaving badly coming up! >> gary: where is aldon smith today? also, more details on the american cup, coming up next to later in the (male announcer): now, here's stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly. >> reporter: passed a new law it's bieng called the three foot law and it's to protect bicylist no not the riders that are using ths sidewalk, it's for people using the road

meanwhile: syria informs the u-n it will join the convention outlawing the production and use of chemicalthe u-s stops threatening a strike. this as president obama said thursday he's "hopeful" about a diplomatic solution. secretary of state john kerry and his russian counterpart met in geneva to explore that. "it has to be real. it has to be comprehensive. it has to be verifiable." in washington, im shannon travis. and an eight-alarm blaze but next. unbelievable. shhhhh! in our day, we didn't have u-verse high speed internet. yeah, our babysitter didn't have a million ways to serve mom up on a silver platter. we had to count sheep to fall asleep. and i always worried that i was creating an overcrowded sheep farm. in my head... never looked like that farmer took proper care of those sheep. too much? a little. [ male announcer ] connect all your wi-fi-enabled devices with u-verse high speed internet. rethink possible. hour with developing news out of the jersey shore. an eight-alarm fire burns along the boardwalk in seaside park, new jersey. an official there says the fire has damaged all

this wonderful celebration that we have, i call upon on our coaches for the arab heritage celebration, jeff who's here as well as l u b no please come on up and receive and just again, thank you very much for your work in the film festival and l u b n a for the wonderful leader ship that you have and devise that you are giving to he to run a vibrant culture center and i hopey that you are able to get a larger cultural center is because the population is going and i hopey that we are able to get you a larger cultural center and get you the resources that you need to run the cultural and art programs and so on behalf of the city l u b n a and jeff this is our arab heritage month celebration proclimation. (applause). and go giants: enjoy everybody.. >> thank you mr. mayor. (applause). . >> yeah, mayorly thank you very much for the letting us use your house here tonight and letting -- we really appreciate it we know that you ran from the game to get here and so we really appreciate your commitment to our community and we are happy that you are here to celebrate this momentous day with us. we have an awesome community here,

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the u. n. oked at the past decade and found latin america and the caribbean showed the piggest improvement. they also ha the biggest drops of corruption in their region. turned out mexico is one big fiesta, but cold canada was the only country in the americas to make the top 10. after full the tour mill the middle east and north africa, countries there had the biggest decrease. one thing that hurt the u.s. is an increase in perceived corruption. maybe the dreadful public opinion of congress, is justified after all. coming up next, the man who went from hero to villain within a week after 9/11 gets a bit of redemption, more than a decade after the attacks. negligence. next. one of the most guy agois figures in the post 9/11 coverage. the bond market trading giant took up the top five floors oif world trade centers north tower, just above where the first plane hit. 658 people were trapped when all the escape routs were destroyed. no one survived. on september 13th he pledged to support victims fam

well, the u. n. is warning of food shortages in western africa. many as 11 million people could be effected. so far the u.n. has received only 17% of the total funds it needs to help the most vulnerable. of particular concern is the increasing price of drain in nigeria. now an investigation and independent investigation has found that t.v. channels have been scrambled because of jamming signals that are coming from military installations. that's enough to change frequency so that viewers can watch news and sports channels. >> after the military crew, al jazeera became one of several media outlets that has come under pressure. journalists have been detained, and killed, television stations have been shut down. but al jazeera has been especially targeted. our offices were raided several times. our journalists arrested and even our satellites were jammed. al jazeera has learned that several locations centered around the egyptian capitol where the jamming locates. east and west of cairo, specifically identifying military installations. let's start wit

signature at the u n general assembly, but it will face a tough ratification vote in the senate. the national rifle association is expected to continue its vocal campaign for the treaty's rejection. the nigerian president said the darted have sustained -- arms have sustained attacks. left atk in nigeria least 142 people dead. kenya has begun three days of mourning for 67 people killed in a siege of the westgate mall in nairobi. the death count could still rise as more bodies are found. the kenyan president declared final victory four days after the attack began. he said at least five attackers were killed by gunfire and 11 others are in custody. al shabaab had gained -- claimed responsibility, calling it retaliation for intervention in somalia. on tuesday, and attack survivor made an appeal not to conflate the actions with the teachings of islam. >> this is not islam. islam is something else altogether. islam is peace, togetherness, humanity. what i saw there was not islam, and if you ever think for a minute that those people represent us, they do not, they ver will, and please,