. >> reporter: tim warner has been coming here for ten years and the visits are less frequent now anddependent on sleeping pills but she like others who survived are still emprisoned by the past. and i'm with al jazeera. >> india's second biggest software exporter reached a settlement with the united states for alleged misuse of business visa and they set aside $35 million for the immigration violations and the largest ever of such find and it brought long-term workers in the u.s. on short-term business visas. and this is one of africa's fastest growing economics and on going violence between the army and the rebel group is worrying foreign investors and we report from mozambique's second biggest city. >> reporter: the civil war ended in 1992. after more than 20 years of peace fighting between the government which is led by the party and the former rebel group in the province is worrying her. >> translator: our leaders must sit down and talk. i want my children to grow up in peace. >> reporter: foreign-owned companies invested billions of dollars exporting resources like gas and coal

. >> tim warner has been coming here ten years and her visits are less frequent now and not as dependentping pills but she like others who survived the rouge are still imprisoned by the past. >> reporter: time to catch up on the world weather and here is richard. >> well, the storm has is named after the patron st. of lost causes due the apostle is beginning to blow itself out but this is the peak and what forecasters are weary of and it's dry and tracking down very cold and very fast-moving air in the atmosphere did not occur but it was a major storm. these shots come in from copenhagen and the winds of 150, 160 kilometers per hour were certainly quite likely here and you can see that all coming down in one final gust. but these shots coming from belgium indicate very strong winds indeed. to blow people off their feet like that suggest winds a little bit more and this woman here is struggling and having to be helped to get away out of the worst of the breeze and a lot of trees brought down as well and this is brussels and elsewhere the strongest the winds were probably around about the

i'm talking about tim kaine and mark warner. cautious on things like gun control, like the abortion issue, like the environment. but now, mcauliffe's really running on this new coalition. this coalition of young people, as kim talked about, women, minorities. does that mean virginia's changing as a state and becoming a much more democratic? >> well, by the way, terry mcauliffe is about as much a virginian as you and -- >> hey, lived in virginia for 13 years, my friend. >> i know you did. >> i escaped the beltway. you stayed there! >> he's about as -- look, he is a creature of washington it and the point about virginia politics, it's very interesting, there's northern virginia, which has a huge population, which is connected to washington, but then there's the rest of the state, which is more a southern state. ken cuccinelli will have to clean up in those areas outside of northern virginia in a big way. places like virginia beach and richmond to make up for the ground that he loses. you're right, virginia is the ultimate battlegr

but both of it's senators tim cane and mar mark warner. >> it's one that has had to go to the middle and cut deals and we take a great deal of pride in that in virginia. the virginia way. you would see that solidifying if you had a legislation la le t voted for mccull off. >>> we'll move our discussion to new jersey where the republican govenor chris christie appears poised for an easy election and what is driver driving it. you are catchpin are watching i" stay with us. ...and then you experience zero g's >> this is a modified dc 8 with about 28 different instruments on the outside... >> it's one wild ride... >> we're flying at 300 feet over the gulf of mexico... >> climb aboard nasa's laboratory in the sky... >> techknow - 7:30 eastern on al jazeera america that's all i have an real money. victoria azarenko >> what is leading this particular race? is it because he is seen in a moderate state or what is going on with christie. >> it's both. it's primarily the personality. people like a lot the democrats and rupts an republicans and independence. he is scoring in groups where the rep

but both of it's senators tim cane and mar mark warner. >> it's one that has had to go to the middle and cut deals and we take a great deal of pride in that in virginia. the virginia way. you would see that solidifying if you had a legislation la le s legislature that voted for mccull off. >>> we'll move our discussion to new jersey where the republican govenor chris christie appears poised for an easy election and what is driver driving it. >> while you were asleep, news was happening. >> here are the stories we're following. >> find out what happened and what to expect. >> international outrage. >> a day of political posturing. >> every morning from 6 to 10am al jazeera america brings you more us and global news than any other american news channel. >> tell us exactly what is behind this story. >> from more sources around the world. >> the situation has intensified here at the boarder. >> start every morning, every day, 6am to 10 eastern with al jazeera america. >> what is leading this particular race? is it because he is seen in a moderate state or what is going on with christie.

but both of it's senators tim cane and mar mark warner. >> it's one that has had to go to the middle and cut deals and we take a great deal of pride in that in virginia. the virginia way. you would see that solidifying if you had a legislation la le s legislature that voted for mccull off. >>> we'll move our discussion to new jersey where the republican govenor chris christie appears poised for an easy election and what is driver driving it. (vo) tomorrow night: faultlines chases the flames as they spread throughout the west. >> there's a thick, acrid smoke smell in the air and we're following a strike team now to the top of the mountains where the fire line begins. (vo) it's a war being fought by air and on land costing millions of dollars every year. >> you will make an individual decision to build a home there, but what's the cost to the rest of us? (vo) what's going wrong with the war on wildfires and what are the true costs of putting them out? >> what is leading this particular race? is it because he is seen in a moderate state or what is going on with christie. >> it's both. i

but both of it's senators tim cane and mar mark warner. >> it's one that has had to go to the middle and cut deals and we take a great deal of pride in that in virginia. the virginia way. you would see that solidifying if you had a legislation la le s legislature that voted for mccull off. >>> we'll move our discussion to new jersey where the republican govenor chris christie appears poised for an easy election and what is driver driving it. >> the most important money stories of the day might affect your savings, your job or your retirement. whether its bail-outs or bond rates this stuff get complicated. but don't worry. i'm here to take the fear out of finance. every night on my show i break down confusing financial speak and make it real. re# #a# #d# #y# ##fo# #r# ## >> what is leading this particular race? is it because he is seen in a moderate state or what is going on with christie. >> it's both. it's primarily the personality. people like a lot the democrats and rupts an republicans and independence. he is scoring in groups where the republicans don't do well in normally. this

of electing problem-solving governors like mark warner and tim kaine who rolled up their sleeve sleevesm reached across the aisle, focused on getting answers to the questions that virginians had. that is the kind of leader terry is, that is the kind of governor he will be. for example, when governor mcdonald worked with the legislature to make historic investments in transportation that are vital to virginia's future, terry was there, supporting him and the legislature every step of the way. now, some would say why did you do that? he's a republican governor. it's a republican legislature. real simple answer. it was the right thing to do. and terry mcauliffe did it. and terry has focused his campaign on policies that will make virginia the most welcoming place in america for people who want to live, work and raise a family, not just for some but for all. for women, for immigrants, for people of every race, religion and sexual orientation. terry will work to extend pre-k for our kids, because early learning will help them succeed in school and in life. and by the way, let's give another

tim cain will have his check with held. senator mark warner will contribute to an education assistance fund and virginia congressman rob whitman will donate during the shut down to move charity. with so many people furloughed in the shut down. if you are furloughed, they said you should do your initial claims online because of increased demand. they have claims from federal workers. in virginia they said you will get a special paper application to file your claim. the shut down is forcing a change of plans at one d.c. theater. one of the most famous theaters, as a matter of fact organizes at the ford theater will take the show on the road and be performed at the united church of christ about a block away. that performance will be free. monday's panel discussion will be moved to the center for education and leadership across the street from the theater. big losses on wall street again. let's check in with josh for the latest. josh? >> hey, barbara. stocks suffering triple-digit losses. all major indeces in the red. investors cashed about the im

warner. >> senator tim kaine joined by other senate democrats, live coverage on capitol hill. and we are going to leave this event in a moment. a reminer, you can watch this at c-span.org. we'll be airing it lit later today. at the top of the hour at noon eastern time we'll go to the house of representatives where lawmakers would undertake a bill that would provide death benefits. at least five who died in afghanistan over the weekend denied so far the $100,000 in payments for funeral expenses. the house and senate taking up that action today. we'll have live coverage from the floor of the house. want to point your attention from thehill.com. the president and the dems split on strategy. senate democrats and the president have divided over the important strategic decisions in the battle to raise the debt ceiling. we point that out because president will be meeting with house democrats at about 4:30 eastern time. and we expect to hear from congressional democrats later in the afternoon. the president also expected to meet with congressional republicans in the coming days as the

tim kain asked his salary be withheld. also mark warner and representative rob whitman.omatically revoked? well, lawmakers are being paid. their paid comes from mandatory funding. that's why it's not revoked like we saw happen with the federal workers a couple days ago. i'm danielle leigh, back to you. >> thank you. >>> 5:32 now. a group of senior citizens says it it will protest potential fallouts from the government shutdown today. they plan to form a human chain outside the capital. president obama and some lawmakers could see this as an opportunity to cut social security benefits. more than 20 members of congress were invited to this rally. it begins at 10:00 this morning at the house triangle. >>> you may not see many protests here. this is culpepper virginia. our or thor spent yesterday in that area. some of the people say this shutdown may not be. so bad. >> when you think government shutdown, is it a bad thing for you right away? >> not for me. i think that it probably should have happened a long time. >> the shutdown is having an impact on culpepper though. the

also senator tim kain is asking his salary be withheld. mark warner and rob whitman are all refusing their pay. 56 republicans and 52 democrats are also refusing. why are they still getting paid while thousands of others aren't? their salary comes from mand tear spending. reporting live on capitol hill, danielle leigh, back to you. >> thank you. >>> the world war ii memorial is becoming a central player in this debate over the budget. for the second day yesterday a group of vet rans was allowed into the barricaded memorial but they were greeted by protesters and lawmakers from both sides of the aisle. that prompted one congressman to criticize a park ranger for not letting everyone in. >> how can you deny them access? >> it's difficult. >> it should be difficult. park service should be ashamed of themselves. >> i'm not ashamed. >> you should be. >> this woman is doing their job. i'm a 30-year veteran. i'm out of work. >> the reason you are is mr. reid -- >> no, it's because the government won't do their job and pass a budget. >> the congressman said t