how does the train go under the ocean?ll arrive in an underwater train station. it's like a big, glass cave. >> whoa! a tunnel and a cave! this is gonna be the best trip ever! >> [cheering] >> underwater! >> hey, buddy. that wasn't your usual buddy cheer. aren't you excited to go under the ocean? >> well, sure, tiny. i'm always glad to go on the dinosaur train, but maybe i'm more of a land kind of dinosaur. i don't see how there could be much to see down there. >> what? there's lots to see down there. it's like a whole other world. >> you can dive and swim and fly over the ocean. i'm just saying it's probably more of a pteranodon thing. >> ha ha ha! oh, buddy, you just wait. [train whistle blows] >> here comes the dinosaur train! >> [squawk] and look, kids! >> whoa! it's pulling a new car! >> why, that's right, buddy. it's the aqua car for carrying our sea-going creatures like elasmosaurus. >> like me! hi. i'm elmer elasmosaurus! >> hi, elmer! >> we're the pteranodon family. >> hello, pteranodon family! ready for some unde

for those not under 14 b two were under the fire. that was an unusual circumstance because that was led under emergency prevention and the others were small. awarded to two small contractors under $50,000. one was a micro lbe. in terms of spending on contracts last year. we had a huge year in contract spending as you'll see going up and down the water front with completed projects. $12.9 million to lbe sub contractors. this acquainted to 18 percent of the total contracted expenditures to lbe. it's a million more than the cmd goal which require -- again, they'll determine compliance at contract close out, but we're doing a million dollars better than the goal. it's 2 percent below the port commission goal of 20 percent. as needed contractors we're trending very well. 22 percent of lbe sub contractor environmental related were strong at 31 percent. engineering work was tracking very closely to the goal. we're working to remedy problems in the economic projek which is detailed in the report. doing these reports quarterly and on an annua

also we're under oath. they didn't add a sheet later as i asked, so that's false information right there. the rubber matting is not half inch. it's quarter inch or less. probably 5-millimeter and added extra under the treadmill. it's not under the weight. you can't chair gyms and all i know there is a deaf person at the other places. it's not important. in the sheet they sent to everybody showing blockbuster is a ruin place that's fine. i have a picture of it. that's fine. they were working on it and showed nasty picture while it's worked on and a finished picture and have everyone sign it like i'm going to stop the gym. they could have hired me as a yoga instructor and i could have covered for people and sure i will hop down and the acoustics they didn't do anything to help until we came here. >> okay. your time is up. i have a question. how long have you lived in that unit? >> 16 year. >> so you were there with blockbuster? >> yes. >> how is the sound? >> extremely loud. you can call the manager of blockb

it can fit under any appropriate action. >> under the student part it doesn't say appropriate actions it says the district will take any action against any employee. i would hope so. >> i understand, i miss construed. >> perhaps we could amend this section. >> did you want to if you are clarify it? >> i feel that so i'm open to discussion with fellow board members if they feel that it should be included in this policy. if not if we can work with the department. i would suggest putting it in the policy. but i'm open to my colleagues suggestion as to how they feel about this. >> i was going to propose that we put this to make it parallel and also to allow us to interpret later what appropriate action means whether it means actual discipline or educational reeducation kind of. >> i would assume that it would mean that it would be disciplinary measures with an education component to it. am i correct? is that your normal practice? >> thanks, so yes. thank you for the suggestion. >> okay. i'm going to move that we amend this section that we add appropriate, section 7, no. 1 and we add the w

they published articles under pseudonyms to influence policy. it may be one of those things where we always pine for the good old days no matter where we were. howevercertain that political it is now, it is more political than it has been in other periods. >> i would not use the word thinking thati am hesitant toeems not disregard prior supreme court decisions. i would not call that political what they think they are wrong and they will not be deterred by what the prior court held whether that writer court was 10 ago when it was the rehnquist court or 30 years ago. that's why so many cases we look at we talk today about maybe they will overturn any number of cases or limit them or change them in some way. i think that seems to me different than during my adult life. of the court think as becoming politicized from the outside. as the country has gotten more divided and more harshly divided and the supreme court is tackling these big momentous issues like the constitutionality of the four book air act, the court itself becomes a political football

you have to be under the influence. the police weren't under the influence of alcohol or drugs.inally if they are racing each other. they are not drag racing or anything like that. i think the statute is specific here. certainly another pathologist can come in, review the case and offer a second opinion. absolutely. >> doctor, i appreciate your perspective. >>> up next, gruesome details about a kidnapping and double murder. how the mother and brother of kidnapping victim hannah anderson were killed likely at the hands of a long time family friend. >>> and disney takes action after word that wealthy customers paid disabled people to help them cut the lines. we'll tell you what disney has done now. while a body in motin tends to stay in motion. staying active can actually ease arthritis symptoms. but if you have arthritis, staying active can be difficult. prescription celebrex can help relieve arthritis pain so your body can stay in motion. because just one 200mg celebrex a day can provide 24 hour relief for many with arthritis pain and inflammation. plus, in clinical studies, cel

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that passiones 7 to 0 and places you under your consent calendar. all matters listed here under constitute a consent calendar are considered to be routine by the planning commission and will be acted upon by a single roll call vote of the commission. there will be no separate discussion of these items unless a member of the commission, the public or staff so requests, in which event the matter shall be removed from the consent calendar and considered as a separate item at this or a future hearing. we do have a request from the commission to take item 6 separately, so, we won't be considering that and it's not being pulled off of the consent calendar per se, but it will be voted on separately. so, commissioners, for the first matter under your consent calendar, item 5, case no. 2013.0282c for 2701 - 2703 folsom street, request for conditional use authorization. and items 7a and b for case no. 2011.0053cv for 25 elgin park, request for conditional use authorization and the zoning administrator will consider request for variances. >> is there any publi

how is this for a monster under the bed? >> an eight-foot crocodile under a bed in zimbabwe. the lodge was staying in the room. he had gotten dressed and he left for breakfast with the croc under his bed the whole time. >> the terrified housekeeper who discovered the unwelcome hotel guest. and quickly broomed him out. >> got him by the tail there. >>> finally, what's being called the greatest prank ever. in new zealand. a bunch of friends waited for one of their brothers to leave the frat house. and then, they went to work. >> they hooked up every faucet to kegs of beer. and they installed 14 cameras to capture the reaction. >> it's funny. the prankster's brother discovered it all, after crawling under the house. he was surprised by the whole group, who did, what else? went back inside and had a couple beers. >> of course. that's what i would do. >> i'd take two showers a day. i might brush my teeth three times. i would take hygiene to a new level. >>> for some of you, the local news is next. >> everyone else, we'll be back, with a royal on ice. ence." now through october 14t

international inspection, under international control.said also that france, that syria would be obliged to sign up fully to an inspection regime by the organization for the control of chemical weapons and he said also that there should be condemnation in the security council, firm condemnation of the chemical attacks, so really if the others on the security council were to accept that draft resolution they would be, in fact, acknowledging there was indeed a chemical attack on august the 21st and that seems reluctance to acknowledge that. finally and i think he really did have a key point there that france wants to see those held responsible for the attack on august the 21st brought before international justice. obviously this goes further as you said than the russian proposal but in a way the french are now calling the russian's bluff, okay you acknowledged there are chemical weapons in syria and you say that you want to bring these weapons now on to an international and control and inspection regime, let's see how far you are willing to

the government counters her conduct falls under the scope of the statute. that the statute is constitutional because it is necessarily constitutional even if it covers some local subject matters that it wouldn't otherwise address because otherwise the government says the u.s. would be hand strung in negotiating treaties and the confidence of other countries in the united states is a global partner would be undermined. >> a red line, if you will. >> no comment. >> the government also makes an argument now that it didn't make at the trial level, it did make in the court of appeals which said that it had been waived. the argument is this provision statute is valid under congress's commerce clause power, that is the power to enact law that is regulate the flow of goods among the states and chemicals are sold in interstate commerce like these which are not -- these aren't illegal weapons so they are sold legally in states. on bomb side this argument wasn't addressed in its opening brief because i said the position is it's been waived. so i gave a bear bone descr

problems, merged one after another in a situation that's far from under control.apanese leaders and the executives of the plant operator tokyo electric power company face many challenges in decommissioning the crippled reactors. nhk's noriko okada reports. >> reporter: nine months after the accident the japanese government announced that the situation at the nuclear plant was under control. government leaders and executives unveiled together a road map for decommissioning the reactors within three to four decades, but progress at the plant has been hampered by several serious problems. one of the most challenging one so far has been the leakage of contaminated water. tepco officials admitted in july that some of the toxic water is leaking into the pacific ocean. >> translator: we sincerely apologize for causing concern to so many people particularly those who live in fukushima. >> reporter: tepco officials estimate that every day 800 tons of groundwater coming from nearby mountains land under the nuclear complex. some of it becomes contaminated and reaches the sea

when the unit came under fire. what he did is stuff of legends. after an enemy soldier hurled a grenade, kellogg forced the grenade into the mud and absorbed the full effects of its deathonation with his body saving his unit. suffering multiple injuries, sergeant kellogg continued to direct his men until all reached safety. for his devotion to duty and his continued service to our country that i'm so proud to honor and remember the actions of alan j. kellogg here today. yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from alabama seek recognition? without objection, the gentleman s recognized for one minute. mr. brooks: i would like to recognize medal of honor recipient from the state of a ama and to honor colonel constituent of mine. colonel myes was in the united states army, third infantry division and awarded the medal of honor for courage in 1953 in korea. his company was responsible for the defense of a vital position that was attacked by a well organized enemy force. colonel myes he

probably under an information, it came in as a small grass fire. it was probably about ten yards, you know, by ten yards. and then it caught a couple trees on fire >> no one was hurt in this fire. the chp was allowing traffic by 2:30 this morning. the backup did last for a little while. fire under investigation and back here we're close by a park where homeless people frequent so obviously authorities are going to be questioning some of them. live in san francisco, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> meantime in san jose, an elderly woman was transported to

as far as the driving, under this new law we now have a way to go after people that are driving under the influence of marijuana. in the past it was a very difficult t but very difficult o get a conviction. now we have a first rate standard of .5 nanograms per milliliter of blood. we have a standard we can use, just like we use point i'll wait for driving under the influence of alcohol. we never had that before. sso one of things i'm doing is e training many of my deputies so when they go to the scene of a suspected drunk drivers under the influence of narcotics, whether there's any narcotic or marijuana, a contest that driver to see if they need to arrest that person and taken in for a blood test. its something brand-new. >> i'm not even sure we have that standard in my state of vermont. i recall the frustration of prosecutor when i was there because we did not have a standard. alcohol was easy. we had a very strict standard. and your commitment is to enforce the law in your state or other areas the federal government cannot be? >> absolutely. i think the clarifying letter that came

sandal ra is under the weather but aren't we all? clear skies, crisp and breezy is how i described this autumn weather readings 63 in san francisco. so san carlos, 68. 63 half moon bay. another live view of the golden gate brichblgt this is the golden gate bridge. and 71 napa. livermore, one more live view from mount tam looking towards ocean beach. these are forecast features tomorrow will be coolest day warmer and drier, warm and summer like we do have a fire weather forecast through friday because of the strong gusting winds. here is one of the reason wez have winds there is a dry cold front. we have breezy generally but gusty at times. follow the time line at 7:00 tonight. clouds and accuweather to the north. we're not going get precipitation but by thursday we'll have a center of high pressure that is generating warmer dry air throughout the bay area. follow wind gust patterns overnight. winds remaining strong into tomorrow morning. by 11:00 in the morning we'll look at gusts again of 20, 25 miles per hour certainly around the b

but tell that to those who are still under water on their home loans.ing a home has turned into an american nightmare for them. sure the housing crisis was fuelled by aggressive real estate agents and greedy lenders, and home buyers eager to borrow more than they can chew. renting your home is a perfectly honorable thing to do. americans [ technical difficulties ] >>> tell me what you think by tweeting me at alreal money. >>> many of these are millenals, or the under 35 crowd. you would think they would be renters, but the average age of a first time home buyer is 31, and these days they are buying way less and renting way more than they used to. >> reporter: 32-year-old dreams of one day owning a home. >> we all dream about buys. the friends that i have that haven't purchased just don't have the savings or the salary to take the plunge. >> reporter: she has been warned with the looming threat of sequester, she could be laid off at anytime. >> i just know it wouldn't be smart to buy right now, probably won't be smart to buy in the next day or two. >> re

>> yes. >> which is under warrant. that's the most cost efficient we think? >> pg and e would be better -- they would be in a better position to answer that. it's better from the port's perspective because that's the means we're able to charge rent and we think it's cheaper for the project all over than digging up city streets and putting the transmission. >> it's a blue route? >> the only one we're involved in is the blue route. this is ontario smith representing pg and e. >> the blue line is cost effective. it clears the hurdles and it minimizes public streets. we're not digging through streets which is impactful for the resident. >> my next question is the only line that affects us is the blue line, the orange or green line we have nothing to do with? >> although i think one of the other lines crosses the creek so we have a very small license for a portion of that route. >> the hoedown yard, who is responsible for remediation if there's a need? >> the site has gone through a regular process. there's deed restriction on the site. we've been monitoring pg an

. >> that will place you under our consent calendar and they're considered to be routine address they will be one roll call vote. there is no separate matter unless so asked for by the staff or committee. item 2 the case on the richardson avenue for consideration and there is a question for knld use. item 4 for case 1-c at the 194 port tall avenue request for authorization and item 20 at 201 request for sign approval and case 1044 q at the abstaining in a vista west >> i have no speaker cards. >> is there anything comments on the proposed regular calendar. seeing none, public comment is closed >> commissioner borden. >> i move to approve 2 through 6 on the consistent calendar. >> second. >> on that motion to approve item 2 through 6 on consistent (calling names) so moved commissioners that motion passes unanimously 6 to zero and that places you under item 7 draft minutes for september 12th. >> any public comment on draft minutes? public comment is closed. commissioner wu >> move to approve draft minutes. >> on that motion to approve the draft minutes (calling names) so moved commissio

on october 14, 2010, the planning commission authorize the use under a motion under case no. 2010 to convert the service station to an all gas station affiliated with the location. to add a retail use and allow the retail use of selling beer and wine also required the conditions modified of the authorization. the formal use of the retail organization has been established and has more than 5 hundred floors and two hundred in north america. the posts 711 store will have a cashier area office and restrooms. they've received one phone call in opposition to the project. the permits representations is recommended to be approved and i'll be here to answer any questions. thank you >> project sponsor please. good afternoon. i'm with a n a engineering. as ms. young dated in 2010 we objected an approval from you to convert those service station and your client as established a relationship where they've xherntd a couple of sites for this operation. and the reason they have established the relationship is to streamline their operation and all their operations for those facilities. as such they'v

that is ok under the no blocking rule, right? if google decides not to pay, i still have free access, they just do not get it fast. correct? if we make that clear, can you protect them? >> i think so. i have to reiterate, or if there were a no blocking rule and the commission did not consider the existence or the charges or did not tie it to charging and it was just a pure conduct restriction, no blocking, we are not telling the businessman that you cannot charge -- >> the provider does not have to pay anything. >> under these rules, they pay nothing for access. >> if someone refuses to pay, you think you are entitled to block? >> yes. you are smarter than i am. >> you charge google extra for faster service. if google does not want to pay, you would not block google, they just would not get the faster service. >> they work differently, but they work together. >> we were making a lot of progress not eight minutes ago. [laughter] >> i am not trying to trap you. i want to asking about the so- called findings in paragraph 27. if thos

kate spade could be selling products for men under any name. but it gave it the line under the same name. >> hold on, please. there is a powerpoint presentation. your power points was supposed to go along with his comments? okay. >> kate spade could be selling what they refer to as fashion products for men under any name but chose to give it the same name in order to distinguish the source. spade was the key. when introducing their new logo it was enough for kate spade to declare simply hello spade. it is a clear certify -- the zone is administrator has determined that the name kate spade and kate spade saturday are close enough to determine they are the single formula retail enterprise. for reasons that are unclear the zoning administrator does not consider the name jack spade and kate spade to be close enough. jack spade clearly benefits from the association with the spade brand and should be put in the same category as kate spade saturday. you have the authority to look at the group of words and interpret the current law to find formula reta

and structural changes with seating that director hale i didn't will talk about and the necessary under carnival reconfiguration. and the grab bars will have to be reconfigured and they're attached to the forward facing seats and they'll have to be reconfigured to attach to the floor. there's a certain mulch of time and forever to do the reconfiguration. we've made a preliminary back of the envelope you estimate of the cost and we think it's on the order of 20 to $30 per vehicle but that's relatively a modest amount. so director hale i didn't come forward and provide the agencies prospective >> thank you, mr. hale and all for being here. >> good morning. thank you, mr. chairman. two points of pardon me principle if i may. first, as supervisor wiener indicated now a r vs are on the way. we hope that process will be on the way beginning at 1 o'clock this afternoon i ask your indulge yans we've made a recommendation to the mta board. and secondly, i want to acknowledge to you mr. chairman a publicly our prediction for your leadership n and interest in working with us on two recent safety i

slavery flew under that flag too. slavery happened under that flag too. >> one of the things that your organization is trying to do is erect an american flag - sorry, erect an american flag instead of a confederate flag. what do you think about what byron said? >> i can understand his perspective. however, it's 2013, it's not 1863. i believe that the united states represents everyone and is inclusive of everyone. i don't think that since everyone is not involved in confederate history, nor does everyone have heritage regarding that period, should we focus on that issue in flying a flag. >> byron makes a good point when paralleling it with the american flag. a lot of bad things happened under the american flag - not just slavery, but women were seen not fit to vote. we had japanese internment camps under the american flag. what is it about the confed rate flag that makes the negative stand out more? >> under the american flag, there's no question we've had challenging times, we watched discrimination and racism - how i

requesting from the 2113 housing and the project that is under way. and again, the big request in mission bay to reimburse, and existing obligations that we have as well as new obligations. and in the transpay. and 1.6 million, we have asset management costs related to the fillmore site over a half a million and the bulk of this is around the debt service and bond costs and so the total request is 87.7 million. so within each major approved development project on the non-housing side, this gives you a summary of the activities of the payments that are around and so, in the hunter's point in the candle stick point area continue to make the payments related to the cost related to land transfer and property management and arts and technology district that is funded by the eda grant and the match that we make, the cost associated with securing the federal and state financing and then the consultants and other city services that we pay for. in mission bay, the biggest use is reimbursing the developer for the costs and we are also continuing to work with th

having martin welcome to break in the set we're living in a time where investigative journalism is under attack and now lawmakers on the hill are debating a serious question what defines a journalist have to be o.j. was caught scandalously hacking a few phone records to uncover their sources congress of them working on a media shield law oh protect journalists from being forced to reveal their sources and testify under oath while some senators argue that this coveted title belongs only to someone who is employed by a giant corporate conglomerate others are trying to ensure that bloggers freelancers and basically anyone who provides news can be afforded the same protection under the legislation a compromise that push the bill out of committee define the term as someone who has a strong relationship with a media outlet within the past twenty years sound vague about the problem the bill is totally open to interpretation and under this compromise important organizations like wiki leaks are left out which means their sources are still fair game for prosecution by the d.o.j. so if you think th

those towns are under a state of emergency tonight. after starting at kohr's custard shop.then spread to the iconic fun-town pier. fire causing the fun-town structure to collapse. winds gusting 30 - 40 miles per hour fanned the flames.helping it move north on the boardwalk. the winds whipped under the boradwalk to help fuel this fire. it encompassed about a 6 block stretch.80 percent of the boardwalk. new jersey governor chris christie was sick when he heard.and then saw.what's happening to this beach town. tiesseaside park is in centralerout miles north of atlantic city. here's a before and after if funtown amusement pier. before sandy on the left.after on the right. and then a before look at the fun-town pier. then today it was decimated. if one fifth half the one piece of good news.no serious injuries.though some treated for smoke inhalation. we'll update you on this developing story throughout this newscast. with s-e-i-u union members. this comes. a day after union members claim, bart is refusing to address employee safety concerns

it says where the president has authority under the constitution. the president's responsibility to carry out laws passed by congress. we have already covered this. there is a specific reference to the war powers in this constitution. in this legislation. we are not going to be able to resolve in this committee the long-standing dispute between the executive and legislative and judicial branches of government as to how the exercise of force is authorized and implemented. i would urge us to stick to the issue at hand. this is one of the most challenging and difficult decisions for members to make on the authorization of force. it is heart wrenching. we knowconsequences of the use of force -- i think we shouldn't try to deal with the overall issues of authorization generally, which requires far more discussion. >> any other members? >> mr. chairman, i agree with senator cardin that the president has asked for authority under the war powers authorization. as a result of that, we ought to be clear here that that is what we are responding to. we have the

security council of the united nations estimates that the council will stand ready to take action under chapter seven of the un charter any incident which is considered to be a violation of the resolution would have to be proved one hundred percent years before any action is taken to the. the resolution also calls for the convening of the geneva two peace talks which un secretary-general ban ki moon says could happen as soon as november geneva two is where the syrian government and opposition are supposed to come to the table together to negotiate a peaceful path towards their future and an ultimate end to the two and a half year civil war taking place in that country russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov says that the syrian opposition as well as the government is applauds to comply with all measures in this care the council resolution used in the zoo bill knew that the responsibility for implementing this resolution lies not only with the government of syria according to the demands of the un security council the syrian opposition will have to cooperate with u.n. experts. in the mea

the building code. >> and it would not be a louped under our code, under 10 feet. >> sounds easy, take some pictures, come in with the sand born map and have them walk you through it. it sounds complicated. >> okay. other typical -- this is the typical problem where the fence is sitting on top of the wall, a retaining wall. where are we measuring from for the height of this? >> if that is retaining the original grade which is the typical case, in the rear we'd be measuring from the dirt basically, from the ground -- >> on the inside, on the property side. this may be a three or four or five foot. >> again, this is the thing. remember, grade in san francisco has been changed four or five feet all over the city as they leveled out the streets. what you think is original grade. top of the concrete was original grade and they leveled out the street. >> there's a fence. this is a fence that's just protecting a derelict site. it may even be a construction -- construction doesn't have different regulations because they're covered under the billion permit typically for the construction. do you

>> underneath the rubber matting or under the matting itself? >> under the mat rubber matting? wood frameed. >> like a commercial floor and wood frame. >> is there a basement below it? >> yes. >> have you had any testing done by a professional? >> besides from the dbi we have not. >> what is the entire structure look like because i understand the appellant's unit is right above the gym and i think he stated that there were 125 or i don't know exact number but the 19 lights -- >> sure. >> reflect -- basically comprise 120 square feet of his unit so i would like to get an understanding of the entire building structure. >> the entire structure is 2500 square feet -- >> no, the whole building. >> we have some pictures. the only pictures are of the construction. >> that's okay. just describe it. >> as you walk into the gym it's a square section with a slightly longer rectangle section in the back. to the left of that section -- if you can visually the box -- >> yeah, the house, the building. >> oh -- >> because you said there were tenants that never complainted. >> there's is probab

you have to be under the influence. police were not under the influence of alcohol or drugs.inally, if they are racing each other, they're not drag racing or anything like that. i think the statute is specific here. certainly, another pathologist can come in, review this case and offer a second opinion. >> thank you very much. up next, gruesome new details on a kids napping and double murder. how hannah anderson were kill most likely at the hands of a long time family friends. >>> disney takes action of wealthy customers are paying disabled people to pretend they were family members to help the rich people cut the lines. we will tell you what disney has done now. when we made our commitment to the gulf, bp had two big goals: help the gulf recover and learn from what happened so we could be a better, safer energy company. i can tell you - safety is at the heart of everything we do. we've added cutting-edge technology, like a new deepwater well cap and a state-of-the-art monitoring center, where experts watch over all drilling activity twenty-four-seven. and we're sharing what

he says the situation is not under control. just less than a week ago japan's prime minister assured the worlds that the leaks at fukushima were under control and that helped the international olympic committee to award tokyo the 2020 summer olympic games. >> the prime minister made a statement that this is under control based on our preventive measures. the government will continue to ensure that all necessary steps are being taken. >> for months radioactive water has been leaking from storage tanks around the plant. some of it has reached the pacific ocean and there are continued toafortsz try to keep the made -- erchts t efforts too keep the main body of water, international are experts says tetco's current solution is untenable. >> there is a main challenge for disposition of that water. in my view it's unsustainable to indefinitely for a decade long multidecade long process to basically continue to hold that water in tanks. >> so tepco and the japanese government must do something to relieve the pressure on these storage t

the book is called "under fire."caps joins us and former state department diplomatic and vice president of intelligence stratford. there are authors of this book under fire, the untold story of the attack in benghazi. congratulations. >> thank you. >> let's get to it. you highlight something that was undiscussed until your book, in the popular press at least the actions of five diplomatic security agents and the role they play and each played a pivotal role. why did it take so long to get this story out? >> the attack transpired during a presidential election when the fallout and fire storm over the narrative became more important than the story of her wisp. they were young and isolated in a city completely void of law and order. it was controlled by fundamentalest and they found themselves on a symbol i can night under fire and attack. >> you say the story of these agents that sam was talking about was lost in the aftermath of the election and the campaign, you say it's not a story of a failure or a coverup. how wou

uproar from the american people and from members of congress, he decided to go to us as he should under the constitution. that in turn allowed for more time for these othed will avert any further discussion of a military strike.r alternatives to be put forth by the russians. >> you don't think that the president has been talking about this all along, as he said, with vladimir putin, then? >> i don't mean to doubt the president if he says he has had discussions with mr. putin. he may well have had during the recent conference. but certainly the public debate that was being presented to congress and indeed the actual resignation that the president sent to congress simply supported a military strike and it was extremely broad in its escape and there was no language in it about, first, trying to pursue a diplomatic solution. >> senator susan collins, republican of maine, thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> woodruff: next, to the nuts and bolts of how to make a diplomatic deal work and put syria's chemical weapons under international control. for that we turn to jeffrey brown. >> brow

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groundbreaking deal reached by russia and the united states now under the six point roadmap syria's entire chemical arsenal must be quickly put under international control after the stockpiles are revealed to the decommissioning process will begin the syrian government is obliged to provide for axes to all of its chemical sites so they can be securely destroyed compliance will be. well the u.n. chapter which threatens the use of force now the deal has a persuaded washington to come up with air strikes on syria at least for the time being and he said now has more signed sealed and if delivered it could see syria hand over its chemical weapons stockpiles russia and the us agreed on a six point plan after a week of talks i think the main factor is the willingness of russia to take responsibility and russia taking the lead russia making some proposal this is really changing the whole figure of the whole three young army of the of the situation the plan is seen as a last diplomatic push to prevent a military intervention into syria there can be no games no room for avoidance or anything

under current law. because of the way the law will interact over time. >> you are assuming the sgr growth? >> in the alternative fiscal scenario. the extended baseline follows the concept of our ten-year baseline, which follows current law. under current law, medicare payments to doctors will be cut by about 25% at the beginning of next year. it was incorporated in the extended baseline projections. the alternative scenario is harder to sustain. it would capture what would happen to some policies that were turned off. we are showing the consequences of that. >> i am from npr. this is probably asking you to do apples and oranges math. there is a reduction in health care costs. that is subtracted from our long-term deficit and debt problem. but then there was a tax law change. that was locked into place. how did those compare to each other in terms of the effect on the long-term outcome? >> the change in the tax law has a larger effect down the road than our vision to health-care spending relative to last

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the counting is under way. the way the counting works in australia is votes are counted where they are cast. you get results in quickly. it's quick and easy to see a swing when it happens. it certainly is happening away from the labor government toward the right to sen -- right to about 3-10%. the opposition may have 25 or 30 more seats. they could be looking at 90 of 120 seats. that would be a landslide. this is a big, big moment for the right of centre in australia, and the real destruction - it's the only word for it - of the labor party and kevin rudd's prime ministership. >> you mentioned kevin rudd. it's been a personality-driven election almost in the way the presidential elections are. i wonder policy wise how will australia differ under an abbott government? >> well, you are quite right. personalities matter. there's compulsory voting in australia. everyone has to vote. that means 30-40% of people in any other country wouldn't vote at all, they are often the people that do decide elections here. that m

a ceremony will get under way this morning. we will be watching all the events around the country and here in the bay area for you. it is wednesday, september 11th i'm claudine wong in for pam cook this morning. >> and congress i'm dave clark. we will check weather and traffic. first we are going to steve paul son. >> thank you. we have a little bit in the way of a fog bank. helped along by a low pressure system. even clouds coming in might drift by. more fog today. the breeze has picked up. this low will be with us today. it started yesterday. cooling trend. will bottom out on the temps. today will be cooler. a lot of 60s. i know concord at 63. san jose 61. even san francisco 63. coast, bay, inland doesn't matter. the low is down toward las vegas. that is producing more clouds and rain down there. some will difficult off toward the north bay and the east bay. breezy to windies at times. 70 ann 80s in locations that were closer to 100. here is sal. >>> all right, steve, good morning. we do have a look at 880 southbound is movin