uma? >> uma: thank you. of the lawmakers celebrating friday's victory in the house representative steve saliz. he says yesterday g.o.p. win help pros text the economy and american families and joins with us more on what is next. welcome. great to have you here today. this sets the stage for democratic led senate and challenge for the houd to pass this as straightforward funding bill the president will sign. but they say this is a waste of time. what gives you the confidence that you can be successful in the effort to defund the healthcare measure? >> we heard the same hollow threats before. the president's threatened vetoes on many of the bills we passed to either repeal or defund or delay parts of his law. he talk about the 41 votes we have taken and he fails to mention president obama himself signed seven of those bills in to law. to either defund, repeal or delay parts of his healthcare law. he admits that the law is unworkable. he wants to give delays only to privilege class who can get access to white h

>> hi, uma. president obama called the new iranian president rouhani yesterday while he was on his way to the airport in new york. a 15-minute call. the first direct conversation between the leaders of iran and the u.s. since islamic resolution in 1979. a senior administration official says both presidents expressed urgency and a determination to resolve the nuclear issue between both nations peacefully and quickly. well, rouhani arrived back if iran today where news of the phone call was met with mixed reaction. hundreds of supporters greeting the motorcade, one banner reading "yes to peace, no to war." but he was also met by several dozen hard-line conservative protesters upset by the conversation with protesters. protesters tied to block rouhani moderncade and they chanted "death to america" and were reportedly hurling eggs at the motorcade and as well as throwing a shoe. i missed rouhani but the move is a common gesture of contempt in the middle east. the reaction copping coming -- coming aft

we appreciate it. >> thank you, uma. >> uma: joining us now with reaction to the latest news about the syria whens deal and the showdown, labor unions are having with the white house over obama care. set to roll out in two weeks. thank you for being here today. juan, let me begin with you. it looks like we have a deal on chemical whens but does this come at a political price for the white house? had to acquiesce to a face saving negotiation at a time when putin is relishing his role as so-called diplomatic leader though he is supplying huge amount of weaponry for the syria civil war? >> it starts with the politics. i wouldn't point to russia first. point here at ohm and globally in fact to say that the whole world, especially americans, american voters did not want u.s. intervention in syria. i think it was very important for to us send a signal to the world we don't tolerate chemical weapons but i don't think there is a question that president obama and his team saw it as a way to get off the hook in terms of the likely defeat in the congress. i don't know about the senate but in the

uma? >>> well, president obama is planning a major speech to mark five years since the financial meltdown that sent the u.s. economy into a free fall. we're live in washington with a preview. >> and new concerns that america is now playing catch-up in the middle east. russia taking the lead in reaching a deal to secure syria's chemical weapons. our political insiders are here to weigh in on what this means for u.s. foreign policy. there is a pursuit we all share. a better life for your family, a better opportunity for your business, a better legacy to leave the world. we have always believed in this pursuit, striving to bring insight to every investment, and integrity to every plan. we are morgan stanley. and we're ready to work for you. we need a new recipe. hmmm. let us consult the scroll of infinite deliciousness. ♪ oh! perfect. [ wisest kid ] campbell's has the recipes kids love. like easy chicken and cheese enchiladas. so good! can i keep this? you already have it at campbellskitchen.

uma? >>> well, president obama is planning a major speech to mark five years since the financial meltdown that sent the u.s. economy into a free fall. we're live in washington with a preview. >> and new concerns that america is now playing catch-up in the middle east. russia taking the lead in reaching a deal to secure syria's chemical weapons. our political insiders are here to weigh in on what this means for u.s. foreign policy. there is a pursuit we all share. a better life for your family, a better opportunity for your business, a better legacy to leave the world. we have always believed in this pursuit, striving to bring insight to every investment, and integrity to every plan. we are morgan stanley. and we're ready to work for you. we need a new recipe. hmmm. let us consult the scroll of infinite deliciousness. ♪ oh! perfect. [ wisest kid ] campbell's has the recipes kids love. like easy chicken and cheese enchiladas. so good! can i keep this? you already have it at campbellskitchen.

uma? >>> we had some reaction to the syria deal, john mccain calling in question the agreement to rid syria of its stockpiles and russian role. listen to mccain and obama on the sunday talk shows. >> if it works, we're going to see the russians facilitating the departure of chemical weapons while planeload after planeload of russian aircraft coming into damascus are full of weapons and devices to kill syrians, of which there is over 100,000. >> i think that folks here in washington like on grade on style. so had we rolled out something very smooth and disciplined and linear, they would have graded it well even if it was a disastrous policy. we know that because that's exactly how they graded the iraq war. -- >> so this doesn't change your view? >> that's just a sampling of the reaction. on sunday the guests are chris van hollen and michael mccaul. >>> five years after the meltdown. have things really improved since 2008, or is that just a mirage? brenda butler joins us live with what we ca

." ♪ ♪ >> uma: unbelievable images out of colorado. at least four people are dead.y more in need of rescue as the thousands are forced to leaf their homes. numbers are devastating as the colorado struggles the worst mountain flood in decades. latest on what is done to help victims from the floodwaters. big news on the syria crisis. after three days of tough intense negotiations, the u.s. and russia hammered out a deal to rid syria on the chemical whens stock pile. can we expect the assad regime to cooperate in the midst of the own civil war? we will hear from outspoken senator rand paul who has

i'm uma pemmaraju.rs here in washington for a rare weekend meeting, trying to avoid a government shutdown come monday night. the budget battle has now ping-ponged to the house where the republicans are about to begin a closed door meeting. they will discuss what to do with the government funding bill that has taken out the house legislation defunding obamacare. at the top of the tour, you'll hear from carl cameron and steve king, along with the democratic congressman don giramendi on the latest. other news, family of 19 elite firefighters killed battling a firefighter in arizona hear from the state forestry division. they are known as the hot shots working on the fire this summer when they were trapped and died. a report expected to term if the deaths could have been prevented. plus, an amazing story about an author who shares her near-death experience and battle with cancer. see you at the top of the hour. >> eric: remember when the president promised this? >> if build a coal power plant they can, but

see you on "the five." ♪ ♪ >> uma: unbelievable images out of colorado.eople are dead. many more in need of rescue as the thousands are forced to leaf their homes. numbers are devastating as the colorado struggles the worst mountain flood in decades. latest on what is done to help victims from the floodwaters. big news on the syria crisis. after three days of tough intense negotiations, the u.s. and russia hammered out a deal to rid syria on the chemical whens stock pile. can we expect the assad regime to cooperate in the midst of the own civil war? we will hear from

>> hi, uma. the giant tech company, ibm, the latest to move employees off company sponsored health plans while there is a long list of members pushing a renewed effort to defund obama care at the same time, members are crafting a strategy that could avert a fall government shutdown when lawmakers face the debt ceiling deadline. more than a third of house republicans urging funds be stripped from the law while some want to pass a short-term spending bill that keeps the government running until november. others are supporting the defund obama care act to block funding. more than 130 representatives are named on that bill. the topic front and center during the weekly gop address which was delivered by a wyoming senator. >> health care law has proven to be unpopular, unworkable, and unaffordable. as a result, people are confused, disappointed, and angry. the law's increasing costs and killing jobs and it's no surprise employers wanted to relief. but shouldn't families get the same relief? >> despite

. ♪ ♪ >>> hello, i'm uma pemmaraju in washington.e deadline looming, the house votes to keep the government running through mid-december but only if obamacare is defunded. the measure faces almost certain defeat in the senate. what is the next for the budget battle? the congressman who called it a victory for the american people and the most conservative member of congress. talk about a close call. did north korea and much of the east coast almost get nuked in the 1960s? well, that is what nearly happened according to a provocative new book. that story is just ahead. >>> and more and more teens are using the e-cigarettes to get high. we talk about that. more of this and the other top stories coming your way on the top of the hour on america's news headquarters. i hope you'll join us. ♪ ♪ >>> there were some red flags. of course there were. should we have picked them up? why didn't we? how could we? all of those questions need to be answered. >> eric: that is america's top military official admit willing were a lot of warning signs be

bienvenidos esto es acción deportiva el juego del lunes por la noche termino en toda una pesadilla fue toda uma solamente en tres pases y marcador de 37 a 21-y fue un lunea maniaco salió con conmoción después de salir el marsical de campo que también terminaba al recibir un fuerte golpe de dos jugadores de los broncos. >> y al frente del equipo, queire a carlos vela y memo ochoa, rafael marquexz quiera apotar con su experencia. >> tenemos que transmitir eso, mucha garra mucho esfuezo, dedicacion y no darle el espacio. >> si me gusta pero no sé si voy a jugar, trataré de dar lo mejor de mí para poder estar. >> lo que más importa es ganar por cualquier contrato. >> vamos al béisbol de grandes ligas en anaheim y george antotaba con cuadrangular de 3 carreras, brandon moss y terminaron ganado 3 a 0. >> y dobi murphy empujaba la entrada, ryan al central y nate le daba la vuelta a la tercera besa, quedaba out y terminaban el juego, y lo recuerdo muy bien porque en ese entrenamiento tenía 9 años. >> oye ayer les pasaron por encima a los 49ers y ahora los riders. >> mala jornada. >> y qué noche la mani

i'm uma pemmaraju in washington. well, it looks like they've got a deal. u.s.sia say they hammered out a plan for syria to destroy the chemical when stock pile. does it mean that crisis is averted? coming up, we ask the fox news military analyst. by air, land any way possible. crews are rescuing hundreds of people if colorado as the state has flooding that is described as one of biblical proportion. we have a live report from one of the hardest hit area at the top of hour. battle of the undefeated in what could be box richest and most watched fight ever. diana demayo and alvarez square off tonight -- mayweather and alvarez square off tonight in vegas. that's at the top of the hour. hope you join us. see you then. >> eric: you have been hearing about it. and shouldn't we focus on flexing the economic biceps as well as the six-pack military abs? you have six-pack abs. we have the strongest military in world, bar none. we know. that should about we get back to focus on the economic strength? >> thank you. to the energy king himself, let's focus on getting natural

i'm uma pemmaraju in washington.ma administration is mounting a full-court press at home and abroad, as the military strike against syria diminishes. in an hour, secretary of state john kerry will make another plea to the international community in paris to try and rally more support. this as the european union says it agrees syria's government used chemical whens; but wants to wait for a u.n. inspector's report before any military attack is planne planned. at the top of the hour we'll talk to one of the few miles per hours who knows the syrian president bashar assad. find out why he says assad wasn't always a brutal dictator. israel is anxiously watching the drama unfold in syria. they made the case for the president red line on syria. at the top of the hour we talk to the former israeli ambassador john gillerman who will join us live. join us. >> eric: federal state, and local budgets going up in smoke. a new plan to wage war on our debt is catching fire. surrender the war on pot. >> marijuana use in america is gro

for instance, you may remember the ford 500 or uma i not until they rebranded it. the taurus which is a great brand. you know the taurus. you know other things like standardizing a lot of the components, that was his impetus from boeing and the airlines. >> i agree with you. my question is do you sell the stock based on this? >> i like the new york stock exchange. i like the stock. this is not all them. he's created the momentum. right. he's changed the paradigm there. other leaders can come in and follow in his footsteps. >> i think that's the point they're far better positioned for him to leave than a couple years ago when it would have been a disaster. the space is interesting. they had a rough day today. autonation is the name we've talked about for a while. look at their numbers. it's actually ridiculous what they're doing. >> that stock is trading around an all time high. >> all right. let's address the big movers for the week. j.c. penney up 14% this week. jim. >> the story still has to play out. if you are bill ackman it hurts to see these other hedges come

and i'm uma pem maraju. hundreds remain unaccounted for.nd making matters worse at this hour, the weather. new rainfall hampering rescue operations all day. many people living near the flood zone say they can't believe just

and uma abadean going to be next chief of staff, the name used on the internet this week. >> bill: theres a lot to digest there, miller. >> all right. so your advice for republican party kind of let's calm down a little bit. kind of get together. kind common ground have blts together, stop the nonsense, huh? >> well, listen billy as they say in the business, pooch has been screwed. i'm not sure we're not seeing the awkward birth of a third party. hillary is just sitting there licking her chops. >> bill: here in new york city we can have the big gulp again, we can drink as much sewed qla was we want because courts ruled mayor bloomberg cannot limit the size of sodas and you say? >> it's about time mayor lucky charles -- charms got shot down beware of the dwarf star who fans yeez himself a quasar. you want to make the diet better? quit feeding them your cram every day all right? move on now. you're a rich guy. you rigged the last term you're not that important go back and cash checks of the stock picker good, idea where do you get off? how about a rule where five nine people can't eat foie

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the leader of the uma party is calling for peaceful protests and the general strike. >> the salvationf the nation lies in a new system. our party has laid out our vision for the new system. the vision for a new constitution, a comprehensive and just peace and how to achieve this. mobilization, sit-ins and civil protests lead to go a general strike. >> reporter: the government was clearly prepared for these demonstrations and in contrast sudan's opposition party has a reputation for being disorganized and poorly led. so while more demonstrations are expected in the coming days it's not clear where they're headed. al jazeera, kartume. >> it's the worst drought in libya in 30 years. many people have been affected. al jazeera went to see some of them. >> reporter: the people's diet is mostly meat and milk but both are scarce in this drought. the men have been gone for months. they must take the cattle to find water as women take refuge from the sun in their old village. 20 people left when they moved to find water. >> it's been two years with no rain. maybe we'll die. the own thing that k

>> uma be a dean is going to be the next chief of staff. >> bill: there is a lot to digest in that opening's hope not. let's hope not. >> bill: all right. so,your advice is to the republican party is to kind of let's calm down a little bit, kind of get together, find some common ground, have a couple of blt's telling and stop the nonsense, huh? >> well, listen, billy, as they say in the business, the pooch has been screwed. the g.o.p. is in disarray. i'm not sure what we are not seeing here is the awkward birth of a third party because i think these two are going to brake off eventually, hillary is just sitting there licks her chops. >> bill: happiest lady in the world. okay. here in new york city, we can have the big gulp again. we can drink as much soda as we want. because the courts ruled that mayor bloomberg and the board of health cannot limit the size of sodas and you say? >> it's about time mayor lucky charms got shot down. >> they're always after me lucky charms. >> they're magically delicious. >> beware of the dwarf star who fancies himself a quay caesar. you know something you? w

there was no mention of his uma wife. one person who did show up think h weiner's former secting partner. >> he should have dropped out t long ago in my opinion. >> there was never quit in this campaign.is >> as to put an exclamation point of sorts on his campaign he said good-bye to the press with a personal salute. even on election day he arrived to the polling place without you his signature on the polling was book. poll operators say it was an error. administrative error. do it is not clear what he'll do gli next. >>> two big names could face off the in the 2016 presidential race from the florida governor jeff llary bush and hillary clinton shared a stage last thieth. he joked about their bout presidential prospects. >> hillary and i come from fro different political parties. we disagree about a few thickngs. we agree about the wisdom of thehampsh american people especially thoseh carolina in new hampshire, south carolina. in fact i think secretary clinton might be in des moines preside next week. >> president bill cl

. >> and again, the fbi reiterating today this was absolutely rand umas he was walking from floor tofferent floors in building 197. evan perez, we heard the fbi talking about how they said the word from the woman was that he's delusional. he believed he was being controlled by eleckt ro mag nec waves. talk to me about that and what did the fbi find on this guy's computer? >> well, brooke, that's one of the big questions, you know, to what extent was his mental health the issue here? it's clear we had many reports, the police had that apparently he was hearing voices. he believed that there was some kind of control mechanism, something was controlling him and trying to control his thoughts. and what we know is from his hotel room, searching of his computer, the fbi found these messages that he had written in which he describes his fear that he was being controlled by extremely low frequency. this is something that in the navy, they use e.l.f. to communicate with submarines. it's a navy term, and perhaps that's where he heard it from. there's also a lot of conspiracy theories out there

. >> host: rick atkinson, we spent three hours at the uma for in-depth program when "the guns at lastight" came out. i has to then, are your account on a specific trilogy? >> guest: peter, i'm not. i decided some time ago that i wasn't going to do. 15 years was long enough on world war ii. so i've begun working on a another trilogy on the american revolution. it's captured my imagination since i was a boy as it has for many of us. i've been added in earnest for probably three months and i've got a long way to go. it's a whole different set of archives among other things, different sensory needless to say. but idc resonance at the beginning of this army that i write about in world war ii. i see parallels between washington and eisenhower had a very surprising to me somehow. they have more in common then they don't have in common. so that's what i'm doing. another long project that will take a probably four or five years to do the first. >> caller: hi, good afternoon. thank you for taking my call. you already answered one of the questions i had just now, so i will substitute another. ho

uma proud of it. i -- i'm proud of it. i thank my people of california for allowing me to have this honor. there were many laws i didn't like. me. i served with five presidents. i didn't agree with quite a couple of them. two or three. but when i lost the battle, i didn't try to shut down the government. when i lost a battle, i didn't say we can't pay our debt. oh, maybe i voted once or twice as a symbolic vote, but i knew that the votes were there. and so i would say to my friends, get over your obsession and proceed with your responsibilities to keep this government open, forget about repealing a health care law that's about to kick in that's good for the people and pay your debts. thank you very much. i yield the floor. mr. durbin: mr. president? the presiding officer: the assistant majority leader is recognized. mr. durbin: mr. president, i rise too thank a good friend for his service to our nation, america's soldiers, and their families. tom lamont of springfield, illinois, is retiring this week as assistant secretary