stanley cup banner number five is raised to the united center rafters.y dropped the puck on the 2013-14 season... and it didn't take the blackhawks long to get on the board. niklas hjalmarsson shot and brandon bollig outfought the caps defenseman in front for the first goal of the season... 1-0 hawks four minutes in. alex ovechkin tied it, but then 24 seconds later it's patrick kane putting the hawks back on top. 2-1 hawks after one. tied at two in the 2nd, hawks on the power play. brent seabrook as he's falling to the ice, it's 3- 2 hawks. in the third, washington was able to get the lead. tied at 3, mike green lined it up and mikhail grabovski tipped it in, 4-3 caps. but the hawks tied it and then johnny oduya gave them the lead. 5-4 hawks late in the 3rd. they are right now trying to kill a penalty that the washington capitals have. but blackhawks still have the lead at 5-4. the bears enjoying their normal tuesday off. the undefeated saints coming to soldier field on sunday. the bears did work out six punters today at halas hall, obviously not very ha

the blackhawks admiring the stanley cup banner as it's raised at the united center.nce the puck dropped, the blackhawks all business. patrick kane, yep, lighting the lamp, chicago up 2-1. now we move to the second period. blackhawks on the power play. you've got to make the power play count. seabrook, a little quick rebound, there, he pops it back in, chicago up 3-2. this turned into a high scoring affair, not oh lot of d. johnny oduya gives the hawks the lead, 6-4 was the final. we have more from the windy city. >> a sellout crowd was here to look on at the united center as the blackhawks open their stanley cup title with a 6-4 win over the washington capitals. nhl commissioner was here. i asked him if he thought the blackhawks could repeat as stanley cup champions. >> on opening night, it's impossible to predict who's going to hoist the cup again, let alone make the playoffs, obviously, this is an experienced team that happens to be very young and has had a great deal of success. if you're a blackhawks fun, you've got to be very excited. >> talk about something tha

the banner was put in place at the united center but the hawks fell behind 4-3 in the final period.e winner off the stick of johnny oduya. hawks win 6-4 to get things off on the right foot in the run for back-to-back cups. we won at least eight dozen games that work one cole games... keeping the puck out of the net are coming back, giving the defense men a chance with a couple minutes left in the game, a great win and we have a couple things to work on but overall we are happy. emotions are high and the last time we will see it this year but a nice way to send it off. joe girardi met with the yankees today talking about a new contract. talks will continue tomorrow. al wild card score. rays 3, indians nothing in the 8th. finally, brandon bass of the boston celtics is trying to tackle a childhood fear hoping to help others in similar circumstances. he is taking swimming lessons. bass never learned to swim as a child...he cited the drowning of a neighborhood friend of the same age as the reason for his fear of the water...he says he hopes that adults who can't swim get the idea that it

i think a lot of these kids -- i tyke them to the united center and take them out to meet joakim noahey are definitely looking for ways to do different things, opportunity. >> so krzysztof, you going back right? >> yeah. >> what are you going to be working on? >> we're going to see what happened to people like shotgun and some of those other workers who were doing this important work on the city, but now they have lost the funding from the city, and so now that they don't have the resources, we're going to see what they are doing to get by. everyone that works in ceasefire used to be gangs. now that that is not there, there is a lot of temptation. >> all right. that's all the time we have. thanks to all of our guests for your participation tonight. you online. ♪ >> a day of mourning in italy as the search continues for the hundreds missing in the migrant boat tragedy. hello and welcome to al jazeera live for our news center in doha. also on the program, security alert at the white house. a woman is shot dead after a police car chase. as fifa discusses the qatar world cup, we hear from

and even at the united center where the jersey of pat fitzgerald is hung on the jordan statue, the hypemeates the chicagoland area. so fitz is not about to fight it. in twitter, that is impossible. now chants. i think they embrace whatever comes along with college football and that is why we have the structure within our program. nothing changes in our program this week. we do what we do and hopefully it would put together our best preparation. this is why you play big division 10 football. this is where you want to be at and where we want our program to be at, to have this height and this game.hype and this game. at the president's cup, davis love befriended a squirrel while studying the numbers. the usa taking the lead thanks to some nice putting from tiger woods. he drains one to team for a win with matt kuchar. the usa has a 3.5 to 2.5 lead. afterward, tiger woods girlfriend linsday vonn has some fun trying to get the squirrel on intimate terms with woods. lots of fun and a little golf at muirfield in ohio. baseball now... game one between the cardinals and pirates and this one was

it will be a special night at the united center, chicago will unveil the championship banner, and thelack-hawks the first team in detrait looking to win back to back championships. the commissioner is in the house. john henry got a chance to speak to him. >> we are here to see the blackhawks - this team could be a dynasty, they are young with a potential to do well. is it good for the league to have an original six team be dominated in the nhl? >> we are seeing incredible competitive balance. on opening night it's impossible to predict who will hoist the cup, let alone who will make the playoffs. this is an experienced team that happens to be young and had a deal of success. if you are a blackhawks fan you'll be excited. >> absolutely, and as a hockey fan. there's a few sweeping changes in terms of safety, conference realignment, play-off, and things to open up. what rule changes have you particularly excited going into the year? >> most excited is the visor rule. the league has been trying to get the players agree to wear advisors. everyone has to -- vizors, everyone has to wear one.

. >>> the united states is the center of the world economy, so if we screw up, everybody gets screwed up. >> as the government shutdown presses on, the president tells congress it must raise the nation's debt limit. >>> tracking karen. gulf coast residents prepare as the tropical storm could reach hurricane force today. >>> and blackhawk down. "60 minutes" with never-before- seen images of the battle at mogadishu. captioning funded by cbs the "cbs morning news" for friday, october 4th, 2013. >>> this is the "cbs morning . news" for friday, october 4th, 2013. >>> good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. well, the fbi has searched the connecticut home of a woman who led police on a wild and ultimately deadly chase through the heart of the nation's capitol. it all started when the woman identified as miriam carey rammed security barriers at the white house with her car. cbs news has learned that carey was fired from her job as a dental hygienist last year after a dispute over a handicap spa parking spot. >> anne-marie, good morning. police are going spend today trying to

in our effort to produce the united states tennis center. re,ei e were able to do that is what you have to do. we did such a great job that that u.s. open generates more .evenue years is northe of $700 million. tavis: since you are talking and theur successors, poles and the clay -- polls indicate who will written this -- win this race. mike bloomberg gets high marks, generally speaking, for quality of life issues. i think he has utterly missed the boat. issues of race and class. that is what you see being played out in this enthusiasm that he has around him right now. takee feel he is going to on the issue of race and class in new york. give me your assessment of what you would be saying to ask how to navigate issues of race and class. >> well, first, overall, he's been a good mayor and did a good job. i think he made a serious error of judgment seeking a third term. they change the law in order to achieve that. error andat was an that may be the first time i haveaid that publicly. it,ld him before he did that it would negatively impact his

. >> we've never mentioned the transition in the combination of our in patient pediatric unit with the centerexcellence other in kaiser oakland. >> kaiser officials say hayward pediatric unit sees on average fewer than four patients each day so it makes more stoens centralize treatment in oakland. >> weal have much better service available at our oakland facility because we'll have pediatric specialists and sub specialists and the latest technology available for our pediatric patients. >> kaiser says it will still provide children outpatient care in its medical offices in hayward even after its main hospital closes. live in hay regard, paul cham bers, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the san francisco park worker accused of running over a woman as she was sunbathing at holli park was booked on felony vehicular manslaughter and hit and run this afternoon. struck and killed christine as she sat in the park with her 11 month old daughter on september 5th. his attorney calls it a tragic accident. burnoski is being held on $350,000 bail. >>> governor jerry brown is asking for a 60-day cooling off period t

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is essentially a big bang however beyond that places such as the ogallala aquifer in the united states our center that we are in parts of florida. we do have water which is one hundred two hundred thousand years old and people would have expected. that they say that. we might be looking good. on the other hand that are in the prices of the value of seem to be pretty well established by the market however it water because there's a trade as a public sector resource it's better to be priced and so we don't really know what we should assign as value to it and i think that's going to come first before we start having sure and what you say is the best way really to resolve these kinds of conflicts like the one we've seen between florida alabama and georgia is taking it to the courts the best dancer at this point. even if you take it to the courts the first thing a corporate office what is sort of h.r. office the source of much is really available how often is that they're very what's the quality of the water that they're rated. need to know that before they start assigning rights to different people.

. >> though united states is the center of the world economy, so if we screw up, everybody gets screwedp. the whole world will have problems. which is why generally nobody has ever thought to actually threaten not to pay our bills. >> reporter: but that is what the republican-controlled house is threatening, to refuse to allow the u.s. to borrow any more money unless the president agrees to a list of demands. in about two weeks that means the u.s. government won't have enough cash to pay all of its bills meaning it could decide to default on its debt. the head of the international monetary fund describes finding a solution as mission critical. >> the government shutdown is bad enough, but failure to raise the debt ceiling would be far worse, and could very seriously damage not only the u.s. economy, but also the entire global economy. >> reporter: if the u.s. defaults on its debt, some possible outcomes, stock markets panic. the value of the dollar plummets. banks stop lending money. interest rates climb, making everything in the u.s. much more expensive, slowing the u.s. recovery. iren

. >> the united states is the center of the world economy, so if we screw up, everybody gets screwed up. >> the nation is expected to hit its 16.7 trillion dollar borrowing limit in mid-october. speaking to a crowd in maryland, the president said failure to raise the debt limit could have catastrophic results. >> as reckless as a government shutdown is, as many people are being hurt by a government shutdown, an economic shutdown that results from default would be dramatically worse. >> reporter: back in 2011, just the threat of a default sent the stock markets plunging and led to a downgrading of the country's credit rating. >> i don't think we want to open the door to find out what happens if the united states actually fails to pay its bills on time. >> reporter: speaker john boehner will not let the united states default on its debt and has reportedly told fellow republicans he'll get a debt ceiling deal even if he has to rely on the democrats. neither side is willing to compromise. >> the president's refusal to work in a bipartisan way has led us to this shutdown. >> we have a ver

the united states is the center of the world economy, so if we screw up, everybody gets screwed up. the whole world will have problems, which is why generally nobody has ever thought to actually threaten not to pay our bills. it would be the height of irresponsibility. that's why i said this before and i'm going to repeat it. there will be no negotiations over this. the american people are not pawns in some political game. you don't get to demand some ransom in exchange for keeping the government running. you don't get to demand ransom in exchange for keeping the economy running. you don't get to demand ransom for doing your most basic job. the sooner that the republicans in congress heed the warnings not just of me or democrats like chris and john, but heed the warnings of the chamber of commerce and ceos and economists and a whole lot of republicans outside of congress. they're all saying, do not do this. they're all saying to congress, do your job. the sooner you do your job, the less damage you'll do to our economy and businesses like this one. pass a budget and end the governme

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united church of christ. we are the miracle on south capital center. pplause] >> located in washington, d.c., covenant baptist united church of christ is a model of in clue sift. its casual sunday, a look around the sanctuary reveals the stunning difference since this church began as an all white southern baptist congregation. >> the church was a thriving church up until after the 1954 supreme court decision to segregate as a school. >> with -- two choices, sell the building and move or hire a black pastor. the decision to stay would be complicated. because congregation had dwindles, there was no money to pay a pastor until reverend wesley wiley stepped up. >> my father was able to come at no salary initially because he was serving the southern baptist convention in a position of cooperative ministries helping to foster better relations between blacks and whites. >> this legacy of inclusion amazingly was handed to us by a group of southern baptists. >> inclusiveness was a hallmark. the church took on gender equality, doctors christine and dennis wiley,

but in the united states our centers of knowledge are growing, great metropolitan areas in cities likeew york or san francisco bay area, but also these college towns but what's really interesting to see our energy economy take off. as i point out in the piece, a place like houston is not just an energy economy but rounds it off with software and i argue in the piece that america has latched on to a new growth model which is knowledge and energy. i think that growth model is potentially much more powerful than the old housing and auto and suburban growth model we had before. >> in the article you document how some of these urban areas where there were developments built to recruit people, including young creatives or whatever, they don't want to live there, they want to live in other places. you contrast that to venture capital deals soaring in these urban areas just last year. unpack that link. >> it's interesting. we've been meeting with mike bloomberg and 30 mayors from big cities all around the country. one of the things people are talking about, this incredible movement of people f

whatever they want to their enormous data bases for example google runs data centers all around the world several in the united states plus several in europe several in asian one in chile the links between these data centers are what the n.s.a. is targeting and these links are not encrypted google announced in september they are working to encrypt their legs or to do internal. it's a documents the agency collects millions of records every day from these links and in a period of thirty days at the end of two thousand and twelve one of the n.s.a.'s data warehouses in fort meade had processed more than one hundred eighty million records including not just metadata but also the actual content of internet communications this program is run jointly by both the n.s.a. and the ukase intelligence service g c h q and it's important to note that this program is different from the previously disclosed prism program which we learned gathers data from internet companies through court orders instead here the n.s.a. is directly targeting tech companies including american tech companies without their knowledge in collecting da

they're overwhelmed with being trapped in there had joining us now is stephen talk when united states warren and country center he's a spokeswoman for research and development at the u.s. department of veterans affairs and he is very involved in posttraumatic stress disorder stephen you call it post-traumatic stress normal what do you mean well you know larry thanks for having us on and really i want to thank you for taking on this this is a lot of people that do because it is it's something that you know it's not testable especially with the we at the unit which is disorder terminology is a huge thing in the military i'm a self united states marine fought in iraq and afghanistan and so when you start dealing with the terminology disorder in the mind of a military man or woman you just told them that they're broke you told them that they're dischargeable gear so i think the terminology has a lot to do with where we're going right now in the effects of twenty two veterans . and you have a lot to do with it you have it right stephen hadley you know it took years years for me to be able to stand up and say this i

we've been hearing from someone roiphe director of the world health organization collaborating center in the united kingdom. this is the best survey we have about how we will never have a perfect survey the figure maybe a little bit higher than this but the issue is not about the twenty percent or thirty percent higher or lower they should toss today this research proved to us that the magnitude of the damage is huge it's not about only the five hundred. thousand lives lost there are four million for this one one million with those four million people displaced inside iraq four million people actually live the country the damage to the health services the housing the the damage to the infrastructure. this is all consequences of the invasion of two thousand and three . peace prize recipients of cold of limited to drop the charges against greenpeace activists arrested for storming that whole rig in russia's arctic and the latest edition of the world's apart program here on out it goes head to head with the environmental groups executive director of the organizations recent protest is a quick preview.

. >> obama: the united states is the center of the world economy, if we screw up the everybody gets screwed up. the whole world will have problems. which is why generally ever thought to threaten not to pay our bills. it would be the height of irresponsibility. >> he is also, patty, trying to sell his plan, his high ground, if you like, to the american people. >> reporter: he is. this is what it really comes down to. it becomes to a p.r. campaign and both sides are trying to launch one. the president wants to people to blame the republican party so much that they pick up the phone and threaten there will be consequence it is they don't cave. the president is hoping that people will pick up the phone. both sides are so dug in, it doesn't look like anything other a huge public outcry will change the situation. >> i want to dressing is more immediate we saw government employees who had been laid off will be called in to work. states like alabama, louisiana, florida. >> yes, tropical storm karen, they've brought employees in those areas. they will work but not get paid. the people who are getti

he is with two fellow crew members from the united states and russia at a training center outside moscow. he's said to become the first japanese commander of the space station during his last two months. >> translator: i'll communicate closely with crew members and ground staff to maintain good team work and get the most out of the missions at the iss. >> the three astronauts have spent extended periods inside simulators. they practice responding to emergencies such as fires and drops in air pressure. they'll go next month on the russian spacecraft. >>> video game creators from all over the world set up shop in canada. developers are making the move to the land of hockey and maple syrup. nhk world reports. >> video game fans all over the world liked these soccer games so much they spent a total of $6 billion on them. the game developers recorded the movements of the world's leading soccer players then replicated them in digital form for the game. the developer, an american company, did the work at its studio in the province of british columbia. canada is home to people of many different

. >> the united states is the center of the world economy so if we screw up everybody gets screwed upwhole world will have problems. which is why generally nobody has ever thought not to pay our bills. it would be the height of irresponsibility. >> reporter: but that is what the republican-controlled house is threatening, to refuse the u.s. to borrow money unless the president helps the regulations and change the code and change the healthcare law to name a few and means the u.s. government won't have enough cash to pay the bills and could decide to default on its debt. the head of the international monetary fund describes this as commission critical. >> the government shut down is bad enough but failure to raise the debt ceiling would be far worse and could very seriously damage not only the u.s. economy but also the entire global economy. >> reporter: if the u.s. defaults on its debt some possible outcomes. [bell ringing] stock markets panic and the value of the dollar plummets and making everything in the u.s. expensive slowing recovery and irene foster says that puts other country

in an indian hospital, david ricci was flown home to seattle, and taken to the trauma unit at harborview medical center>> i first heard about david's case in july of 2011. i was sitting in my office doing some work and one of my colleagues, an orthopedic surgeon, dr. doug smith, gave me a call asking me if i had known about a patient up on one of our acute care floors with a number of drug-resistant pathogens. i brought up his medical record and saw a huge amount of drug resistance, drug resistance we don't typically see. all these r's mean that the bacteria is resistant to that antibiotic. knowing that david had come from india, i was immediately concerned, even before seeing david, about bacteria in the wound containing this new type of drug resistance. >> narrator: lab results confirmed lynch's worst fears. ricci had brought ndm-1 into the united states. it was one of the first cases to ever be identified here, and lynch had little to go on. >> there's not a lot of clinical experience for treating these bacteria, anywhere. in the literature, there's no books, there's no things on it. so we had to fi

center. >> it used to be the united states was a one-party state. it had two factions, democrats and republicans. everyone was happy. it's not anymore. the u.s. is still a one-party state, but there's only one faction, and it's not democrats. it's moderate republicans. democrats are shifting to the right. >> he thinks there has been a shift. he has been around for so many decades. he has stayed the same, but the parties are evil thing. >> i think that is visible in this debate when you have a spending number. democrats are willing to sign on. the idea that the democrats have shifted to the center. i talked about this and how the media should be covering this. fair and balanced reporting. we see the media blaming both sides. did professor chomsky assign blame to one side or the other? >> he thinks the entire situation is a farce. he did talk about how republicans have gone overboard. it becomes something that should not the real. it becomes such a farce, and he did talk about that. >> by the most respected conservative elliptica analysts. the america

and the united states is the center of the world economy, so if we screw up, everybody gets screwed up. the whole world will have problems. which is why generally nobody's ever thought to actually threaten not to pay our bills. it would be the height of irresponsibility. that's why i said this before. i'm going to repeat it. there will be no negotiations over this. the american people are not pawns in some political game. you don't get to demand some ransom in exchange for keeping the government running. you don't get to demand ransom in exchange for keeping the economy running. you don't get to demand ransom for doing your most basic job. and the sooner that the republicans in congress heed the warnings not just of me or democrats like chris and john, but heed the warnings of the chamber of commerce and ceos and economists and a whole lot of republicans outside of congress. they're all saying do not do this. they're all saying to congress do your job, and the sooner you do your job, the less damage you'll do to our economy and to businesses like this one. so pass a budget, end the gov

. >> the united states is the center of the world economy.o if we screw up everybody gets screwed up. the whole world will have problems. that's why nobody's thought ever to threaten that we won't pay our bills. it would be the height of irresponsibility. that's why i will repeat, there will be no negotiation over this. the american people are not pawns in some political game. you don't get to demand ransom for doing your most basic job. >> and good for him. and just hours before the president spoke the department of treasury published a frightening report on the realities of a government default. the report states "political brinkmanship that engenders even the prospect of a default can be disruptive to financial markets. a default would be unprecedented and has the potential to be catastrophic. credit markets could freeze. the value of the dollar could plummet. u.s. interest rates could skyrocket. the negative spillovers could reverberate around the world. and there might be a financial crisis and recession that could echo the events of 200

center. i'm here as the spur union representative for local five, united food workers division, medical cannabis division. we have 32,000 members in the bay area and here in san francisco mission organic center in district 11. we had spoken earlier before the meeting, supervisor avalos, and pretty much agreed to disagree on this, buff but i did not realize we have 25 union jobs at mission organics around we want 25 more union ufcw jobs at the lucky dragon at 4130 mission street. per ufcw it's about the jobs and economic development. we're also for human rights and patient rights, but we take jobs and policy and politics very seriously, especially our union member jobs so we definitely do make endorsements, we count votes and we definitely keep report cards. i ask you to not further restrict the permitting process and wait for the planning department to do its study on expanding the green zone. there's consensus on there and there's a big split where i believe most people against this conditional use, less than 500 feet system. i don't think our union shops should be treated any more different th

. >> baltimore's business fraternity unit is airing down his patient load. mercy medical center is ending its partnership with a group of midwives, decision that is triggering pushback. kerry cavanaugh is live with the latest on this story. >> after a midwives tell their patients they would eventually have to stop delivering babies at mercy medical, reporter started an online petition to make the hospital reconsider. everyone we spoke to expects the decision to stick. overthy slone pours pictures of baby she has delivered at mercy medical center. the certified nurse midwives said she and her partners created a unique environment for women to give birth. exes shouldn't just be you either have to do it in the medicalized,ally or do it at home anyway you could. >> when it comes to medical malpractice insurance, slone says the ground is shifting, with premiums escalating astronomically every year. >> i had found a kindred soul at their and i have watched whole department change and be revamped and redone. >> now mercy confirms it is ending its seven-year partnership with the midwive

the president of the wilson center talked about similar threats coming to the united states. >> this is an evolving threat. they attack asymmetrically. they have to be you right -- they have to be right once. we have to be right 100% of the time to block them. that is impossible. meant that the united states military should tread lightly when confronting this new breed of terrorism coming from africa. >> if we do not figure out a way using our face or the face of others to provide economic aid and help improve education, we will never get out of this. >> despite the warm embrace of -- it is still recognized there are a lot of problems existing around the world. is it the u.s. military making them worse? >> in an age where most people would rather use their fingers to scroll through a screen rather than turn pages, air is one book that continues to fly off the shelves -- there is one book that continues to fly off the shelves. we take a look at the legacy in controversy. >> i would like to share a few excerpts from one of my favorite " alice shrugged -- atlas shrugged." it played a pa

don't depend on tax limits and we don't use intellectual property offshore end-user to center property back to the united taxes. we don't testimony on a caribbean island, we pay all the taxes that we all, every single dollar. neil: dear member when tim was dragged up to capitol hill? hitting his goose cooked? it turns out that he was right and congress was wrong. ending the 102 billion-dollar cash sending overseas is perfectly legal. the issue is certainly all of this money overseas. they are dodging taxes and it turns out that was not the case. apple had cited i guess because they had so much money. but what do you make of this? i think it is a basic lack of economic understanding on the part of congress. so what are your thoughts? >> that is part of it. i think the other part is it seems to me that apple dared to be a successful company. and decided to do things that were intelligent in terms of the way it ran its business and expanded and global market and demanded his money so that it can burn the greatest value to the greatest number of people. but they did not pay homage to the beltway. so somebody