>> i think it has to be at un headquarters. >> in new york? >> it is. i don't know whether you'll get an answer at this point, but the people who are reviewing this are at headquarters, they're in the legal department and they're working with the secretary-general's office on this. >> we followed nigel's advice. it seemed like the only way of getting any answers for the families in haiti was to head to where all those decisions are seemingly taken - new york. on august 20th, we'd travelled from haiti to new york to get answers for the families who'd waited more than a year for the un to respond to their lawsuit over the cholera outbreak. but before we even arrived at un headquarters, we got word from mario's legal partners in the us that a decision had already been made. >> they sent me an email shortly before they made the public announcement, they sent me an email with the letter. >> what did it say? >> the letter was one paragraph about how the un was sorry about the cholera and the harm it caused. several paragraphs about all the things they were do

>> i think it has to be at un headquarters. >> in new york? >> it is. i don't know whether you'll get an answer at this point, but the people who are reviewing this are at headquarters, they're in the legal department and they're working with the secretary-general's office on this. >> we followed nigel's advice. it seemed like the only way of getting any answers for the families in haiti was to head to where all those decisions are seemingly taken - new york. millions who need assistance now. we appreciate you spending time with us tonight. >>> up next is the golden age of hollywood going golden but elsewhere. why l.a.'s mayor has declared a state of emergency for the entertainment industry there. next. [[voiceover]] no doubt about it, innovation changes our lives. opening doors ... opening possibilities. taking the impossible from lab ... to life. on techknow, our scientists bring you a sneak-peak of the future, and take you behind the scenes at our evolving world. techknow - ideas, invention, life. we'd travelled from haiti to new york to get answers

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un, it's kind of a little bit ironic that you look even at the government shutdown, the people who chose to shut down the government are now day by day discovering all the important things and the bad consequences of shutting down the government because it's a really important thing to make sure we do things like provide health care and that we have intelligence and the ability to do what the federal government does. it's a whole different order of magnitude if we default for the first time since 1989. we've never done-- 1789. can i read what president reagan said about it. i think it really captures very much what i think the risk is. and i quote, "the full consequences of a default or even the serious prospect of default by the united states are impossible to predict and awesome to contemplate. denigration of the full faith and credit of the united states would have substantial effects on the domestic financial markets and on the value of the dollar in exchange markets." why would anyone take a risk with those kinds of consequencewhen it's really just a question of letting a majority v

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are just trying to take care of their families and move forward to live the american dream again, it's un immoral, disgrace. we should be outraged at some of these comments. >> no doubt about it. quickly, the center for american progress issued its annual report for poverty in america. you were there to talk about it. the report found there are over 46 million americans living below the federal poverty line. that's one in six americans, congresswoman lee. >> in the wealthiest and most powerful country in the world. 42% of single women head of households live below the poverty line. and let me tell you, we have a plan to cut poverty in half in ten years. we know how to do it. i have legislation that would require us to begin to move down that path. and so i hope that people watching your show tonight embrace our legislation to cut poverty in half. it can be done. we have now children under 5, for example, in the african-american community, 42% of children are living under the poverty line. 37% of latino children living below the poverty line. >> children. >> we have unbelievable numbers of

-- $95 if you opt out -- >> if you don't sign un, it's $5,995 or 1% of your national salary. >> higher number or less number? >> higher number. >> so a lot of young people say, just roll the dice, don't kneed. >> what's what critics say, they may not actually sign up. >> what is your sense of where this is going. the president is in a bit of a box because if he conceded on this delay, it looks like he caved to republican demands, with the shutdown threat and the debt ceiling nightmare. so he is a in a pickle. >> exactly. the expert is spoke to say this is a pro and con for the administration if they extend the individual mandate penalty for another year. it will give the administration to clear things up here and get the web site up and running, but it looks like the republicans won. >> you have been studying this more than i have. so let me get your sense of how it's going right now? no one is defunding this. no one is killing this yet. but i always suspect, as this drags on, kate, a lot of people say, this looks like a mess. i don't want any part of it. so a delay doesn't necessarily

. >> utility district workers rallied today over what it calls stalled labor talks. picket signs were held. the un says its members are willing to compromise on tension contributions but want a modest cost of living increase. it continues to have negotiations with the unions and says it doesn't consider the talks stalled. new destlements morning's road rage incident ending with gunfire in fremont. people who know the victim says he's still in the hospital but will be okay. mike mayback is live in fremont. >> wild morning on 680, victim shot three times and we have learned here in the last hour is despite being hit the three times the victim was still alert enough to give a description of the gunman and his vehicle. bullet holes, dusty old mercedes. >> did you call 911. >> my son did. >> tied to a story police say started with road rage and ended with gunfire. >> we got a call from someone in the area at 5:30 stating a shooting just occurred. >> police say seconds earlier the 59-year-old driver of the mercedes was heading south on michigan boulevard when a confrontation occurred with another vehicl

>> it is kind of un-american to force people. >> and affordable care act is more american? ple to make their own choice. >> do you agree with the affordable care act or obama care? >> the affordable. >> and why do you prefer the affordable care act over obamacare. >> i just don't agree with the whole obamacare policy thing that is going on. >> and do you agree that an informed citizenry is necessary for democracy. >> yes. >> do you think insurance companies should be able to exclude people with preexisting conditions? >> no. >> do you agree that young people should be able to stay on parent's plans until they are 26 very yes. >> do you agree that companies with 50 or more employees should provide insurance? >> so you are for the affordable care act? >> which plan do you support? >> i don't like anything that has to be forced for everybody to buy. it's not good. >> do you think obamacare is socialist? >> yes. >> do you think the affordable care act is socialist? >> no. >> do you believe that obamacare will eventually lead to gun prohibition. >> do you know that obama care and

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that would go great with un gulpo mass grande. it's such a rich culture. himmy, play me some mexican music to get me over to the desk. ♪ come on shake your body ♪ baby do that conga ♪ i know you can't control yourself any longer ♪ ♪ ♪ >> stephen: you see, folks, i am celebrating my latino hermanos and hismanos even more than usual because it is hispanic heritage month which runs from september 15 to act 15. yes, even their heritage month jumped the border. (laughter) when will we finally build the fence? folks, national hispanic heritage month goes all the way back to 1968 when it was first approved by famous latino-american president leendon yonson. (laughter) and my friends over at fox news have really taken their hispanic heritage festivities up a notch this year by having some. jim? let's start the celebration. >> mexico is not a friend to the u.s.a. >> los angeles county set to pay $650 million in welfare benefits this year to illegals who have children. >> illegal aliens are destroying that state. >> heinous crimes committed by illegal aliens occur r

supreme court could strike it down today or rule it uns constitutional. -- unconstitutional s. that good or bad? it all depends. the nfl strikes a deal with thousands of players. good thing? bad thing? some in the mid snl. >> jon: what is this middle you speak of and where be it? be the middle beyond the realm of the craiken ring supreme? or perhaps is a land down below where bilbo bagins scribbles in his redbook and all the elfs be surprisingingly (bleep). [ laughter ] am i alone on that? i thought the elfs were unbelievable attractive. you have the ork, nah, the hobbits there and then the elfs. who be this pointy eared apparition. to be fair cnn is not the only network if they've asked if it's gay thing or bad thing. other things do it as well. when fox asks they know the answer. >> they say that 100 million people looked up john 3:16 during the football game. is that a good thing? i think it's a fabulous thing. >> making student loans more affordable is this a good thing? bad. >> bad. >> bad. >> jon: got it. bible good, education baaaad. wait a minute, what if a student wants

. >>> saudi arabia is refusing to take its seat on the un security council. was elected to serve a two-year term as a non-permanent minister. but it says the council is quote incapable of resolving world conflict, say it has failed syria. >>> uganda is on alert after a report of an attempted terrorist attack. the man you see in the black shirt now lives sew mollia. you can see the people start running when the gunmen open fire. >>> coming up on al jazeera america, the search for prisoners who escaped from a florida prison, and how they made their get away has a lot of officials down there on alert. >>> and a lot of americans dream of owning a home. the bizarre credit problem that has turned one man's dream into a nightmare. >>> welcome back to al jazeera america, i'm del walters. here are your headlines. this just in to al jazeera, tom foley has died, foley was a democrat from washington state, he also served as u.s. ambassador to japan under the clinton administration and serving during the first term of george h.w. bush. >>> lawmakers are now looking ahead

. >> italy has been condemned several times by most human rights, the council of europe, the un, and it keeps doing it. i think there has been no political will to address the demands of roma. >> reporter: the city councillor in rome says she wants to end segregation through integration. >> translator: we need to learn to live together. they want stability. >> reporter: while miriana and her family wait for better conditions, this community will have to keep calling this camp their home. claudio lavanga, al jazeera, rome. ♪ >>> well checking the big board, wall street clearly in a holding pattern ahead of the federal reserves announcements later today. stocks are pulling back, down 18 points at this hour. investigators are waiting to hear what the fed has to say about the future of its easy money policy. >>> twitter seems to be winning over some big time investors. executives on a proportional tour for its ipo. one manager says they like what they are doing. they expect shares to climb after they begin trading on november 7th. >>> and facebook is on wall street's radar today. it's quart

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and a serious a chemical disarmament is on track with the un climate as it's progress is placed by the u.s. and russia at the asia pacific summit in bonn. it's ten pm here in of the russian capital you live with us on our genial with me to one with a top top story now russia still wants an official apology from the netherlands over the treatment of the russian diplomat in the hague police reportedly beat up the official and detained him overnight the news comes against the backdrop of another spread to between the two countries the details for march he's going to cheat you ken. the netherlands responded to russia's demand for an explanation and an apology by saying that they're investigating the incident and that they will apologize when and if they prove that the dutch law enforcement indeed violated international law now russia is not at all satisfied with such a response moscow says such an invasive an increase here and responses on acceptable and that the dutch authorities violated not just the diplomats rights but simply human rights because according to the russian foreign minist

>> reporter: well, it's a difficult mission, even the un secretary general called it unprecedented and dangerous. it is a war, and there is more than one battleground at the moment. the regime is on the offensive, and the rebels are on the offensive in a number of regions. we do not have any specific information on where exactly these sites are located, so it is a dangerous mission on the ground. the deputy foreign minister telling the inspectors that they cannot guarantee their safety in areas where the military is engaged in conflict with the opposition. a very, very difficult situation. the chemical weapons inspectors there is already an advanced team on the ground, but so far they have been satisfied with the protection they are receiving from the government. >> and there may be as many as 2 million more syrian refugees in 2014. how can these countries cope? >> reporter: well, yes, the united nations expecting more than 2 million people to flee syria by the end of 2014, lebanon is one of those host countries, and this country can no longer cope, sounding the alarm bill saying that

un-american. that's socialism, isn't it? >> yes.ean, here, that's not a bad word. >> okay, they pay, like, 60% of their earnings in taxes. but then they do get things like free health care. 52 weeks maternity leave on full pay. >> when i had my kids two rooms down, that's where the future king had his kids. >> there's no, like, beyonce suite. >> no. we're all there. we're all the same. that makes people more happy. >> that looks like a nightmare to me. >> by the way, it would be helpful to point out, this show is not about denmark. it's not about copenhagen. i'm here for one man. >> follow this way. >> and one restaurant. >> and then we can start. >> noma is the place where renee pretty much changed the whole world of gastronomy. for three years in a world, it was named the world's best restaurant by a jury of world chefs and food writers who presumably know such things. >> whoa. >>. >> and so, the question. how does this nice, down to earth guy rise to the top of the food world all while presenting things that no one could possibly

they called it un-american. >> we rode all across america 10 miles an hour, and we really saw who america is, what is happening in washington right now doesn't represent america. >> organizers minnished the finish line to a park. this did lower their turnout significantly. >>> the majority of the court attended a ceremony here at st. matthews cathedral. the sermon criticized the current political climate. the supreme court will begin hearing oral arguments tomorrow despite the government shut down. amelia joins us now. you were out with a 4 by 4. >> it hit 88 degrees. the record to beat in dulles was 86. reagan hit a temperature of 91. i had the privilege of being at fall for fairfax again with the storm truck. a lot of people there interested in exactly how to works, showing our werth station there. julie carey was also out there too. you see science expeerments being done, the mentos with the coke. not very october like. feeling more august-like outside. but nonetheless, it was a great family event. temperatures across the area right now, they are still hot for this time of year. 83 in

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>> i think it is un-american. >> and the affordable care act is american? i think is more american because it lets people make their own choices on what they want and who they want to work with. >> do you agree with the affordable care act or obamacare? >> the affordable. >> and why do prefer that over obamacare? >> i just don't agree with the policy thingre going on. i just don't agree with it. >> that was from jimmy kimmel. imara jones, color lines., and judy lieberman -- trudy lieberman, are our guests. >> the republicans began to use the word obamacare -- remember, we had hillarycare ann romneycare. i think are hoping to demonize the law by the term. apparently, they did. according to the jamaican will interviews, people seem to prefer the more neutral term affordable care act and they liked the name affordable, thinking the law is going to make health insurance more affordable for them. the appointed navigators, how they help potential policy owners untangle some of the intricacies. >> we really don't know exactly at how all of this is going to play ou