>> you can always do more, but " of thelle stations" world are fantastic.ing a director of color does not mean it has to be a black movie. we have a director who happens to be working on a film, and the movie is not particularly black. it is just a movie. ultimately speak to -- studios want to do what works, people, go to those mostly men, mostly white men who look like me. it's true. i hope they don't look like me. for them i hope they don't look like me. only you. it's you have got all the projects. you see, that person is a successful director, that the thing typically studios go to. i can rely on? it is incumbent upon the people doing their job now to give people a shot. think you trekkies abandon them. >> that's crazy. become ae who has late in life trekkie i think there is room for both of these things. star trek in some ways informed star wars. they are such different worlds though. characters --d ours is more science taste, and "star wars" is more like a fairytale that happens to take place in space. >> people were worried it was going to get disney

thell has to do with snowball effect of that many people not spending money. >> you may not go to a restaurant, you may hold off on dry cleaning, all of the things will be put off until something is happening. press also, any stranded government shutdown could be devastating for retailers as the holiday season approaches. as far as social security, we are getting a lot of phone calls for that. payment would still be made, but there could be delays. live in the newsroom, wbal, tv 11 news. >> lawmakers duke it out over the government shutdown, which largely centers on the affordable care act, president obama was in maryland today. the president spoke to a cheering crowd. his purpose was to raise awareness about the benefits, just days before it reaches a three milestone. >> like any rate trial runs, there will be glitches as the thing unfolds. folks in different parts of the country will have different experiences. it will be smoother in places like maryland, where governments are working to implement it rather than fight it. >> this is a very crucial step toward improving the nation's economy.

added to thell be current collection next march.ats -- theozen idea is aimed at parisians who are allowed pets. people lined up along the sidewalk to get in. >> you need more than cap trained to accomplish what i marathon runner did. a man ran backwards while juggling. he finished at five hours 51 minutes and juggling while running is not his only talent. a has also competed in triathlon while juggling. a woman left school back in 1931 to get married. she later ran a flower shop but regretted she never got her high school diploma. this week she was finally awarded her diploma. but it not feel worthy is an inspiration to me. i am having a hard time keeping my tears back. >> congratulations to her. they are planning a bigger bash next year when she turns 100 years old. >> she looks great. >> officially it is over for the o's. >> after another extra inning heartbreak. >> time for traffic and weather together on the 1's. we begin with sarah. >> we have a delay for marc train users. it is running 10 to 15 minutes behind schedule for thos

>> today's question comes fromom jamejames mcneil in clinton maryland.ma he says how can you tell thelle between a star ask aa satellite. this seems easy to me. >> stars are great, big burning balls of gas.gas. >> yeah, a satellite is a manmade -- no, i think what hehe is asking is when you're looking up in the sky at night, and i assume he is maybe talking about shooting stars. >> well, i think we should heade in that direction. even if you're staring -- n this is a good picture.pictu >> if you're staring into the sky, and you know, you are see a twinkling star it could look like a satellite for a moment or two. >> here is the deal, satellites are moving across sky. stars, the true stars that areat in the sky don't move. they're fixed, they have a fixei position in the sky. a satellite will move slow slowy across the sky and there's a picture of a satellite and we can see some of them from earth but they're a white light that moves at a consistent break across the sky in a straightrait line. one that is fun to watch is thee is the international space station. sometimes during the certa

. >> tucker likes thell r music.it >> a terrifying moment caught on camera when a south american pilot group of bystanders during ang show in antarctica. look at that. the pilot almost pushed the bystanders over.. those people amazingly still standing. >> wait a minute. are these real people, because, they're not even moving. >> wouldn't you fling or something. >> flight experts say this is actually a type of stunt seen in many shows.s. they criticize this particular move saying it was reckless.. i wonder if the people werele involved in the whole thing. >> anyone want to be right unde the plane as itbe flies by. >> flat headed.ed. >> it will flatten your big pip hat. >> it looks like some are leaning back with their cameras. >> we are going to have to examine this more closely, because i don't see any of them moving. it. we stamp >> it might be fake. >> i know there are daredevils out there. would you say, i will stand under the plane. an >> plus, the big aircraft itself wouldn't it make a -- >> i don't know.. i've never been underneath an aircraft. re express your opinion, you're a s

how about 80s, we will have thai in thell forecast and we will he details on that in a few minutes. >. >> let's say hello to steve hershorn and get the latest on traffic. >> reporter: we're going tong start with a look at the mapap where we still have the incident, i-97 southbound on th ramp tout go west on route 32 is still closed because of the accident involving two tractor trailers and a fuel spill, thatl could be with us for al, while. that is the ramp i97, westbound the interstate is open, if you're not getting off route 32, it's not going to affect you. accident blocking southbound route 29 at route 108.ute they moved that to the shoulderu so the lanes have been re-opened, 29 still difficultl but it's now open. head to the beltway, near new hampshire avenue which iswhic getting heavier, college park to villsilver spring, heading westd on 495, at 14 street bridge which is moving pretty well as you get up to 395, that's not going to be the problem right now. continuing as you make your way to the beltway near branchch avenue, that is looking good, the accident was on brarch avenu

if iran and hezbollah are allowed to both see him stay in so with thell as do use of chemical weaponsat is extraordinarily dangerous for jordan, israel, lebanon, and our interests. >> you can watch the house committee hearing with secretary of state kerry, defense secretary hagel, and the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff general martin dempsey.

let you be thell hitter, isr -- pinch- the average egyptian better off or worse off? >> one of the things to think about, in terms of where normal egypt is our, in some sense, if andhappen to be born in informal area, you are born into the position of being illegal because you are born into a certain residential area. for the last 30 years and since the revolution, citizens are not equal in egypt. how are public resources, like education, like elsewhere, is there a fair distribution? no. the egyptian government relies on ngos to perform a sick social services that are supposed to be services.basic social is in formal --sing -- in formal housing informal housing. you are a child in that area, there is one elementary school. no library. on the oxidant side of things, one thing we have to remember and everybody knows better than activism around social justice. this is not about a new constitution or elections. this is not about religion. this is about social justice, dignity, and the fall of the regime. the regime has not fallen. one of the things that is in accordance i

summer we have endured visits by rick santorum, rand ted cruz, governor way --rry is on his >> [booing] thellpidly. on a more serious note a couple of weeks ago we celebrated the 50th anniversary of the martin luther king jr. i have a dream speech. [applause] vision forember his all of god's children. ,arlier in the summer congressman steve king made headlines with a very different vision. the children of immigrants who aspire to become citizens, let me say it loudly and clearly, i am the proud child of an immigrant mother and i know which speech is for me. [cheers and applause] folks, congress is back in session. i want to say this, yesterday the announcement came through. russia, the u.s. have reached an agreement. weapons is being dismantled in syria by 2014. this happened because of the strength, the wisdom, the courage of president obama. this guy right here, vice president joe biden [applause] and our great secretary of state, john kerry. we reached this agreement with the international community to secure and dismantle by 2014 and we did not lose one american life. that is leadership,

it has been two years since the president said assad must leave. , thell emphasize importance we placeo actions assad'sld degrade capabilities, upgrade the change the and to momentum on the ground in order army canpre-syrian prevail over time. that does not mean we support puts on the ground. now it is an unfair fight with the thousands of hezbollah fighters who have weapons coming in from russia and iran, and iran basically being a sponsor of bosch are al-assad. so we had a productive conversation. both senator graham and i are in agreement, that now that a resolution is going to be before the congress of the united states, we want to work to make that asolution something majority of members of both houses can support. a rejection of that, a vote against that resolution by congress, i think would be catastrophic among because it would undermine the credibility of the united states of america and the president of united states. none of us want that. at we do want and articulate -- an articulation of goals that over time will degrade assad's take abilities, increase and upgrade the capa

summer we have endured visits by rick santorum, rand ted cruz, governor way --rry is on his >> [booing] thell i can say is that's calendar is filling up rapidly. on a more serious note a couple of weeks ago we celebrated the 50th anniversary of the martin luther king jr. i have a dream speech. [applause] vision forember his all of god's children. ,arlier in the summer congressman steve king made headlines with a very different vision. the children of immigrants who aspire to become citizens, let me say it loudly and clearly, i am the proud child of an immigrant mother and i know which speech is for me. [cheers and applause] folks, congress is back in session. i want to say this, yesterday the announcement came through. russia, the u.s. have reached an agreement. weapons is being dismantled in syria by 2014. this happened because of the strength, the wisdom, the courage of president obama. this guy right here, vice president joe biden [applause] and our great secretary of state, john kerry. we reached this agreement with the international community to secure and dismantle by 2014 and we did no

that thelled mainstream media would try to portray that the president has the right constitutionally commit u.s. forces. i'm a retired colonel. article one, section eight, clause 10 get that power to congress, not the president. 13, which allows congress to govern and submit rules and regulations that govern land warfare -- not the president. to give the president that kind of power goes against the contract between the people and the president. he cannot unilaterally decide that he can go into syria. several times to go to congress to get permission to commit forces in iraq. there is a piece on that, if you want to check it out. the history of the war powers act, passed in 1973. 130 three occasions since then, u.s. forces have been used without congressional authorization. inre have been three cases which congress did grant the president that authority to use military forces in the middle east. inside "the new york times together front page -- "new york -- the inside story as to what is happening behind the scenes. with you one portion. to improve the odds, the white house is enlist

with thell say is that sports broadcasting act, it is among other things, responsible for why you and the american public will be able to see the world series on fox this year. it is that law which gives the commissioner of baseball, the nfl and other leaks the ability to pull together rights and make available to the american public the kind of programming that is now made available. i think the law has been -- has worked well, and it is one of the reasons why today i can come and say to you that every one of the practically 5000 games played in major league baseball -- i'm sorry, 5000 telecasts of games in major league baseball is available in one fashion or another to your constituents and to all consumers. >> thank you. >> i thank the gentleman. he distinguished lady from texas is recognized. >> mr. chairman, thank you. i think all of us are expressing our appreciation to our chairman member andranking indicating that our calendars caused us to be delayed. in one instance, homeland security was discussing syria. i might add that the comment -- the content of gentleman before us, c

thell speak about corporations and how they see their roles with regard to the united states.he whole structure of the corporation was created in order to limit liability for investors. the corporation was supposed to assume certain responsibilities with regard to the society and the government that was protecting them. that idea has eroded over the years. remapping debate did and adjusting survey last spring. they called corporations and ask as their they saw responsibility to the united states. and of course, most of them were not respond at all. those that responded said they did not see they had any responsibility to the united states or in some cases they said they questioned the assumption that they even were american companies here they were international companies and did not identify themselves in any way with the united states even though they were based in the united states. we have seen a real corrosion that corporations owe anything to the society with which they belong. host: we have a few minutes left with timothy noah, author of "why this particular recovery is

thell know the end of story. the president will sign a clean cr. that not know -- we know it will, just not when. is that a lot of innocent people will be heard in the process. a lot of people are not part of the political dogfight and will be dragged into it. we are saying, let's cut the drama, put the senate bill on the house floor tonight without the amendments. i am confident, if that happened, there would be no government shutdown. i think, when the clock strikes midnight on monday, the place is >> can i just close with this remark? i quoted einstein who accomplished some great things and talked about the definition of insanity. let me give you the quote of another individual, or a conservative commentator. pj o'rourke said republicans run for office claiming government does not work, and then they get elected and prove it. this is one of those moments where it is hard to believe, where if it were not so serious, it would be absurd. that is where we are. we are ready to vote to pass the budget. we hope our republican colleagues will stop their

about thell think third anniversary the financial crisis, and how far we have come, register by thinking how as an economy.ne a lot of healing has taken place. we have seen the growth i have described in my opening remarks. the of seen repair to our financial system where we had better capitalize banks, better financial systems, large institutions have to have plans for how to resolve themselves and not turn to taxpayers for support. we are seeing movement to deal with some of the new and troublesome developments in the financial system, like shadow banking. we're not done yet. we have quite a bit of work to do this year. i have put an anonymous amount of my time into convening regulators and impressing on the net by the end of this year, the major components have to be completed. including the vocal role. -- including the volt clerk role we will not know with 100% clarity whether we have done enough. i believe that we have taken the steps that we need to take an -- we a law that says to are in the process of taking the steps to implement that law. as i said on a number of occasions, whe

thell not be party to investment and the decline of america's greatness.and viability of our infrastructure, the proper compensation and respect for those who labor and the or, and most certainly, the honoring of america's debts and obligations. today's a bill undermines all of those priorities and more. i will not support it. i urge my colleagues to oppose it. it continues us on the path so aptly described by chairman lurchingis path from fiscal crisis to fiscal crisis." i urge my colleagues to oppose this will -- bill. i am for a comprehensive balance, and responsible policy that will put this nation on a fiscally sustainable, pay stable path. willing to work with colleagues who would support such a bill. andicans are hoping training that we will have such wisdom and such courage. i urge my colleagues to oppose this bill and commit themselves to adopting a bipartisan an effective alternative to this distractive and irrational path. >> the gentleman's tired have -- time has expired. minute to the gamut from california. >> i thank the gentleman for yieldin