it is not clear who was operating the drone. >> raining drones at the united states open. some people were not happy about that. >> everyone watching serena williams, though. >> how about a check on the weather forecast? >> watch the big warming trend this weekend as we say goodbye to summer. almanac, highlighting livermore, the wine country showing a significant drop from 88 at going to 82, 56 open low side, to 53 a lot more due on the cars and the grass when you head out in the morning and our warmest is 115, and cool of the is frosty at 35, and quarter imof rain. a look at the golden gate bridge hoes we are dealing with winds at eight miles per hour. and 60 degree temperature this morning. it will be sunny, cool, and picking breezy. we started out with faster breezes yesterday and we are starting slower this morning but we will end up faster this afternoon and evening. that will keep us clear tonight and bring in the cooler morning with more 40s inland tomorrow morning when you step outside to get the cup of coffee or walk the dog, above average highs on sunday, all the

jim hanson should the united states be open to taking in rchtion irefugees from the middt wars? >> in a very cautious way, of course, we are not scrutinizing these refugees, they are not getting screened to a level that

an all-italy final in the united states open. never happened in the history of the tournament and they're dancing in the streets in tonight as the italians have taken it all and it's an all-italy final tomorrow at the united states open. nobody saw that coming. when panetta won this morning the commentator was like it will be a completely different match with serena because serena's game is so different. i thought, serena still has to play a match, and she lost in three sets. >>> a marine died and six others critical after a seven-ton truck flipped over in routine training exercises at camp pendleton. 18 marines went to hop but did not elaborate about what went wrong. officials say it could take months to investigate this. >>> in 2013, four marines tied at the camp while trying to clear explosives, also during training exercise. >>> a massive construction crane today crashed through the roof of the grand mosque in saudi arabia. a disaster at mecca today. that is accord tolling investigators there who say at least 87 people are con

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dealing with the castro regime. >> the pope's historic visit to cuba came a month after the united states opened its embassy in havana. eager to use this thaw in relations to cash in. but cuban american lawyer ped roast fuentes, spent years in prison for speaking out against the government. he says the government is not to be trusted. joins us from miami. pedro, thank you for joining us. last year you said investing in cuba would be a big mistake. you went on to say it's something i wouldn't advise to anybody, even my worst enemy, is that rhetoric or does that ignore the reality that's falling offer deaf ears? what david was just talking about, archer daniel midlandis and sprint and verizon can't wait to get into cuba. >> they better watch out. like i said if their lawyers go with them and find out that what they have there in their constitution of 1976, only favors the government, and the communist party, which is the cuban government, then you know, they will be very cautious. they should be very cautious. to spend their money there. i mean anybody should be. when they're spending their own mo

just ahead, germany and the united states opened their doors to refugees. apple shows off its newest products. and the latest from the u.s. tennis open joke virtue opened in the film. >> the semi's and final's match in last year's u.s. open probably could have beat anybody in all the opened. everything was right. but jokovich, great returner, smart, moves extremely well. >> rose: we will have those stories and more on what happened and what might happen. >> rose: this was the week stephen colbert made his late show debut. apple unveiled ipad, iphone and mary. queen elizabeth became the longest reigning monarch. here the sights and sounds. europe, and the flow of refugees shows no signs of letting up. washington debates the iran nuclear deals. >> we'll revisit the issue next week. >> you can call this vote another time, you can call it ten more times and you'll get the same results. >> rose: came davis is released. >> it is unacceptable to put a person in jail without bail because she followed her connions. >> rose: apple's theory in a whitehouse briefing. >

. >> the champion of the 2001 united states open, venus williams. >> reporter: then venus office top. now, serena's the top seed and vying for the sport's grand slam to win all four major tournaments in one year. the person standing in her way? >> no one's out to be a spoiler, but at the same time, you're focused on winning your match, even though the circumstances are really much different than usual. for me, the only player in the the draw i don't want to play, not only because she's my sister, but because for me she's the best player. >> reporter: serena has won 15 of their 26 matches, but the elder williams has beaten her sister more than any other player in this tournament. tennis legend billie jean king has followed their entire career. what would be better for women's tennis, a serena win or a venus win? >> oh! i don't know. i think either way would be unbelievable. you would have a spoiler in venus if she wins-- "sis, i kept you from getting all four majors in the same year." or what's great for the sport is occasionally having someone like serena that wins all four majors. >>

philadelphia who, in concert with the world, family meeting that first invited the pope to the united states. open so he's going to have a lot to say about families as well. i think from listening to him i think he's a nice mix of the conservative and the change oriented. and i think he's swell. >> okay, marilyn. let's take that point. nice mix of the conservative and change. what do you think of that? >> of the pope? a mix in the pope? >> yeah >> i think that's accurate. he's been very orthodox on the major contemporary discussions about value, about abortion, about marriage and about contraception. he's held the line. on the other hand, he's said, you know, we're all failed human beings, we're all sinners and we have to show mercy to those who don't comport necessarily with our standards, our doctrine, our faith and morals. and i think that's christlike. he's also said, sort of off the cuff in a conversation when asked about a gay priest, he said, who am i to judge? i think that has thrown some things into the hat because i think some people interpreted that to mean he's not to judge anything. a

the united states has a small initial opening for people fleeing syrian. al jazeera's adam may have been talking about the horrors back home. >> we are disappointed, really. >> zawir has given up on the u.s. government. we first met this syrian american in 2013, trying to find solace in his ohio garden between frustrating calls to the united states state department. >> this is zahir al watr. i'm an american citizen originally from syria, i'd like to get my brother and his family here. i really appreciate your help i really need your help so please give me call back, thank you very much. >> reporter: now two years later after failing to debt any help from the federal government, his sister is among the dead refugees . trying to escape syria with her two children like thousands of others she paid a smuggler to help them across the sea hoping to reach sweden. >> once they got to the first island, my sister was getting really sick. and once they hit the land, and they called and ambulance or something, on the way to the hospital she passed away. >> reporter: s

. >>> the united states opening up its doors to thousands of more refugees. the crisis is growing over in europe and the administration is reportedly planning to take 5,000 more refugees next year. that's going to raise the number from 70,000 to 75,000. now, aid groups are demanding much more than that, urging the u.s. to take a whopping 65,000 syrian refugees next year. >>> house republicans aren't giving up just yet on killing the iran nuclear deal. following a big rally in front of the capital, the gop will now hold three separate votes. much of that revolves around the fact that the white house has not provided all the information on side arguments. side agreements. donald trump blasting the deal. >> never, ever, ever in my life have i seen any transaction so incompetently negotiated as our deal with iran. we are led by very, very stupid people. very, very stupid people. >> the votes are still expected to be completed by tomorrow. >>> gop presidential -- carly fiorina firing back at donald trump after he attacked her appearance. in a new rolling stone pro

jim hanson, should the united states be open to taking in refugees from the middle east wars? >> in a very cautious manner, be possibly. we're not screening refugees as they come into this country currently. there's the refugee resettlement program of which he was a director, and the firm that he works for now is a contractor, and brings in a lot of refugees as he mentioned but they're not getting screened to anything near the level to ensure that we're not bringing countries into the country. and an fbi director testified to congress that we're completely unable in the current state to be able to vet the syrian refugees and ensure that the bad guys are not infiltrating among them. >> what do you mean when you say bringing problems into the country? >> terrorists, islamics who do not agree with our constitution, and believe that islamic law should be supreme. when if you look at a lot of the populations, a lot of those from the islamic countries believe that shammic law should be supreme over the u.s. constitutions, and they would much prefer their islamic law to u.s. law. tha

been in use in 20 years in other countries, it's the first time it has been tested in the united states. it will open in 2019. >>> the oldest survivor of the 1926 earthquake -- 1906 earthquake has died. she died in july in pebble beach. she was 113-year-old. her death leaves only one known earthquake survivor living. >>> pg&e wants to raise rates. the utility sub mitted a -- submitted a request yesterday. it needs money to pay for upgrades. it would increase the revenue by $400 million a year. a federal district court ruled that uber drivers can provide with a class-action lawsuit against the company. they claim they should be labeled employees. it's an issue that goes to the heart of how the ride share company runs the company. the drivers don't reflect the majority of the drivers. >>> a graton has an expansion company. it will announce construction of a new hotel. it opened back in 2013. >>> september got off to a rough start on wall street. >> we're here to make sure that a change is made so nobody has to endure pain. new calls for justice, a lawsuit filed by the family of kate steenly who was kil

and pope francis renews his call for the united states to open its arms to immigrants. the u.s. and the european union approaching iran to help finder a solution to the syria conflict. u.s. secretary of state john kerry and eu policy chief frederica mogherini discussed the issue in new york, and likely to reach it to russia which has increased its military presence in syria. diplomatic editor james bays is in new york. >> vladimir putin makes a whistle stop to new york to attend the united nations general assembly. everyone wants to know what his intentions are regarding syria. on the one hand, a russian military buildup to a base on latakia coast. in an interview with "talk to al jazeera" i asked eu's high representative, frederica mogherini if she had any idea what russia was up to. >> i was talking about that with our russian friends wit laf lav. this could be the reason. >> when met mohammed javad zarif, but neither were willing to discuss what happened away from the cameras. >> i view this week as a major opportunity for any number of countries to play an important role in

she just had to win the united states open.yesterday's semi-final she lost to an unranged 3 -- unranked player who had never won a set let alone an entire match against her. williams fans are blaming her boyfriend for her shocking loss. she is dating rapper drake and it didn't take long for t- shirts to be printed up blaming him. >> what? >> it's tough. it's tough. her fans have also gone onto social media bashing drake calling him a jinx and curse and are joking that floyd mayweather should stay clear of him because he has a title fight tonight in las vegas. i checked their accounts to see if they responded but they are quiet. man, tough crowd. >> sure. >> what a bad loss for her. she would have been only the third woman to win all three. >> you know that's why people watch sports, there is nothing that's a guarantee. >> nobody expected that. >> no. >> we are expecting cooler weather. >> yes. >> hoping for it. >> can't stop thinking about it. keeping boys off the brain. yes. cloudy skies out there this morning. temperatures ar

meet here at arthur ashe stadium they will be intense adversaries. >> champion of the 2001 united states open, venus williams. >> reporter: the first time the williams' sisters met at the u. open was exactly 14 years ago today. it was the finals and venus walked away the champion. >> venus williams! >> reporter: now widely considered the greatest women's player ever, serena is the heavy favoritetonight. she's beaten all of her opponents so far including madison keys on sunday. serena considers her big sister, ranked 23rd in the world her biggest threat. >> she was doing well and she wants to win this. so do i so this is not easy. >> reporter: venus wants to win even if it means stopping her sister from complete ag grands >> at the same time you are focused on winning even though circumstances are much different. >> they get super bowl numbers. this is the 27th meeting. the first was in 1998. it hasn't gotten easier. >> reporter: serena williams has won the australian open, french open and wimbledon. giving her 21 major titles. she has never won all four. the last player to do that was in 1988

and pope francis renews his call for the united states to open

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united states. iran agreed to open its doors to inspectors, in return, europe and the united states agreed to lift oil and financial sanctions that have crippled iran's economy. after 20 months of bargain thing the deal is done. whether or not you support the deal there is now a deal, agreed upon by iran and the world's powers. the iranian street is alive with talk of what's to come but to really make sense of it all you have to go there. i had to be there to talk to people to understand their history and to listen to their stories. i had to go behind the deal. ♪ ♪ >> the first thoughts when i landed were about how everybody who i'd seen looked very different. you didn't have to have your head covered on the plane. but as soon as you got off that plane you were in iran. and you needed to put your headdress on. that's what they needed to do to get into the country and not get into trouble with the morality police in iran. when i drove in that first night and the sun came up that morning and we were in our hotel and we had a good view of tehran, the city that most came to mind was los angeles. this is a

the united states makes rocket launching's open to the public. the breaking room of the launch operations center, the dreams and plans for the space theirme alive, with all excitement, challenges, and importance to mankind. united states satellites circle the earth right now, as you hear these words. they sent back to earth communications and weather reports. the great machines of space demand special metals and fuels, and much knowledge and skill. our king asks many questions. to visit cape canaveral is to visit a new frontier. the state of florida provide something else for his majesty, for it has some of the finest fishing grounds and the united states. fishing, like hunting, is often best on quiet mornings. our sports loving king relaxes for a day, aided by anglers who know these waters well. just a few miles off the florida coast, the gulf stream of the atlantic ocean flows north. its current carries with it more than 500 species of fish and fisherman cap -- come from all over the world to enjoy the interlude of sea and sun and sport. fort b

open door to all migrants, for economic reasons as well as for security. still, fearing terrorist infiltration of refugee migrations, commander in chief obama believes that the united states cannot simply open its doors to the huddled masses. does america have a moral responsibility to welcome more syrian refugees? pat: not really, john. well over 40 million people in the united states who were born aboard. 1 to 12 million illegal aliens. we take in 70,000 asylum takers every year. i don't think it is first and foremost our moral responsibility to bring them to the united states. i do think we can and should help but they were outside the terror situation, this is syria. they're in jordan, lebanon and turkey. and the first port of call of after these places when they leave is europe. but the key point here is, john, all of the world -- africa and north africa and syrian refugees are watching and they see europe opening its doors. you're going to have an emmenace flood of retch jeels from all over the world or from africa and the middle east unless you call a halt to it in europe. the united states can begin by saying we will help them where they are but we're not talk --

so back to open data and the united states. i mentioned that in 2013, president obama issued an open order eo, executive order, for default information. accompanying that was the open data policy, which we refer to as m-1313 for you government nerds in the room. that directs agencies to manage information as an asset. and of course that doesn't happen overnight, right? for the last two years we have been working really hard with our agencies to move towards managing information as an asset. so i mentioned data.gov. there is a screen shot of the data.gov home page. 160,000 data sets across all sectors. the data.gov site has incredible resources and is fantastic if you haven't spent much time there. another effort that we -- that the administration launched into quickly about a year ago, may of 2014, was publishing an open data action plan. so we have an open government action plan. and all the federal agency have their own open government action plans. so the united states published an open data plan as part of the work we're doi

in the united states, the retailer open at midnight. >> thousands wanted the star wars unboxing live stream on youtube. >> toys are based on the newest star wars movie, the force awakens, out in december. each city opened a new toy for the first time, and they fighter going to one lucky man in another city. the 15 city worldwide eventened in san -- event ended in san francisco this morning. the falcon. >> it has captured the hearts of so many as seen on "good morning america" today. >> you can open up with a lot of details and a lot of figures. >> in less than 24 hours, you can get your hands on them, too, in the united states. >> my inner child is freaking out right now. >> i am sure that is happening for a lot of folks. clothes. books. clothing. costumes and more all are on sale tonight including disney stores and target and some wal-mart locations. >> we know the force is always with this give, meteorologist mike nicco. >> good morning, from the top of the news broadcast center, where i am feeling the force of wind, the winds 6 change making it feel like fall but i an going to put

this comes as the obama administration plans to open up our borders here in the united states of america to additional 10,000 migrants. but will we open up america to potential isis terrorists masquerading at refugees? we have breaking analysis as we watch event unfold out of europe live from the border, with our own ashley webster and saudi jazzer is -- zuhdi jasser, president of the american islamic forum. greg palkot, is there with the latest on the situation. night is settings in. what is the situation on the ground? >> reporter: trish, it is tense scene for sure. a major clash between hungarian security forces and refugees, and migrants, a sign how serious this whole thing is becoming. it all started out a little bit earlier in the day as hundreds of refugees at the crossing, frustrated not being allowed into hungary started throwing stones and bottles, chanting at the police trying to break undo the gates. they responded very strongly. water cannon, pepper spray, tear gas. riot police were on the scene. choppers in the air. casualties on both sides. women and children caught in the

. >> i think this time is very important because of the fact that the united states and cuba are opening doors to each others. >> reporter: pope francis is the restore that critical relationship and for bringing hope for more change. he'll travel to eastern cuba to deliver mass this morning. he debarts for his first ever visit for the united states on tuesday. starting right here if washington where he'll visit the congress. ken kendis? >>> and the pope is not set to arrive in philadelphia until saturday. they're clearing the streets ahead of time. the towing has begun. legal parking spots will be in short supply in the coming days. some residents are moving their cars to the suburbs. the latest abc news poll shows a change in american catholics. 56% of persons say the pope snow in touch with their views. that's up. 34% from when francis began his papacy. 81% of american catholics now have a favorable view of the church. >>> at home, religion is major issue in the presidential race this morning. ben carson says a muslim does not belong in the white house. his words prompting a prominent

. >>> this developing story, the united states cracking open the door with iran about the crisis takingight now in syria and yemen. at today's meeting of the united nations general assembly, secretary of state john kerry had a word with iran's foreign minister raising concerns about the fighting and the instability in the middle east. and later said that he expects discussions to start next week. secretary kerry also bringing up the issue of the americans who are being detained or missing in iran. for irrelevant reason's part, their foreign minister is saying he's willing to discuss the issues, but as his primary focus remains the implementation of the nuclear agreement. >>> the death toll rising after that stampede outside the holy city of mecca. saudi officials now say nearly 800 people were killed in the horrific scene and nearly 1,000 more people were injured. many were trampled when two massive crowds came together on a narrow street. the pilgrimage draws about two million people from around the world every year. iran accuses saudi arabia of mismanaging the crowds by blocking a roa

. >> this time is very important because of the fact that the united states and cuba are opening doors to each other. >> pope francis is credited with playing a key role in re-established diplomatic ties between cuba and the united states. security precautions are in place for when he arrives in washington, dc, tomorrow and willry veal a presidential visit over six days and three cities. >> tremendous challenge for us, the secret service, all hands on deck. >> officer have been training for a variety of scenarios athey protect a man beloved by so many. ama daetz will be in washington, dc when the pope arrives in the united states tomorrow, watch for her report this week and join her at abc7 following pope francis on this historic trip. >> look this morning at the aftermath of a large home explosion in texas with little of the home remaining, explode asking catching fire at 8:00 a.m., damaging nine other properties. three people were hurt, authorities say the explosion was f up to 10 miles away and the cause is under investigation but it is believed to have been sparked by a natural gas

united states. thank you for opening this door. many of you have emigrated, and i greet you with particular affection. many of you have emigrated to this country at great personal cost, but in the hope of building a new life. do not be discouraged by whatever challenges and hardships you face. i ask you not to forget that, like those who came here before you, you bring many gifts to this nation. [applause] [speaking spanish] >> translator: please, don't ever be ashamed of your traditions. [applause] [speaking spanish] >> translator: do not forget the lessons you learned from your elders, which is something that may enrich the life of this american land. [applause] [speaking spanish] >> translator: i repeat, do not be ashamed of that which is a part of your lifeblood. you are also called to be responsible citizens. you are called to be responsible citizens, and to contribute as those who came before did so, to contribute fruitfully delight of the communities in which you live. i think in particular of the vibrant faith which so many

the united states plans to open its doors a bit wider to refugees, including some who are flooding into europe. the obama administration is pushing to raise the cap on refugees admitted to the u.s. from around the world from 70,000 a year to 85,000 next year, and to 100,000 in two years. the goal of admitting 15,000 more refugees next year is higher than previously announced by the administration. congress needs to approve and fund the resettlement plan. background checks alone can take 18-to-24 months. the u.s. has granted asylum to 1,600 syrian refugees since that country's civil war began in 2011, but not all of the additional refugees to the u.s. will be syrian. secretary of state john kerry made the announcement today after conferring with officials in germany, the nation that has welcomed the most migrants now seeking asylum in europe. >> this step is in keeping with the america's best tradition as a land of second chances and a beacon of hope. >> sreenivasan: the u.s. announcement comes as many european countries are erecting barriers and issuing tougher identity checks at their

and as he understood that this is not the way we live in the united states and we opened that window, we drank from the fountain of the freedom of expression. we could not disagree enough and yell it loudly enough. we could not drink enough from that. the reality is this. for as much civility as we want, for as much agreement as we want, for as much empathy as we want, sexual minorities particularly and religious minorities have mutually reenforceable claims against larger society. there are some issues associated with human identity that are so vital that no government should touch it. no regulation should touch it. so much for civility when it comes to matters of the human identity. the government should protect them and not invade them. religious liberty is the ability to live according to our deeply held convictions and conscioour conscious. it's become the trend if your group doesn't agree with larger society for whatever reason, you should not be allowed on campus. that is wrong. it tears the fabric of american society and of freedom when groups are not allowed on campus when so

united states. i will stop here. >> will open this up for questions. but i want to ask the united states has dealt with less than democratic kurdish governments before. why doesn't matter for u.s. interest to resolve this right now? >> you are absolutely right. so when it comes to the pkk as it is supported in the fight and essentially it is a racist. here we have different perceptions but isis is the most important threat it has to be pushed back and defeated and eliminated so that is the number one priority. sova priority is much different would say priority number one are the kurds am not sure which one comes first but i suspect now the kurds are far more important there is another aspect that we have not talked about but the relationship between the united states and turkey and the government there you find there much more in line with each other even despite america's displeasure but to the destabilization of the region is not good for the united states or fighting isis requires by the assyrian kurds and the pkk. that requires complete attention an

united states. thank you for opening the store. emigrated and i greet you with particular affection.emigrated to this country at great personal cost, but in the hope of building a new life. do not be discouraged by whatever challenges and hardships you face. i ask you not to forget like those who came here before you. you bring many gifts to the station. -- this nation. don't ever be ashamed of your traditions. do not forget the lessons you learned from your elders. which are something that may enrich the life of this american land. not be ashamed of that which is a part of your life. called to be responsible citizens. called to be responsible asizens and to contribute , toe who came before did so contribute fruitfully to the life of the communities in which you live. in particular, i think of the vibrant faith which so many of you possess, of the deepness of family life and all other values which you have inherited. gifts, youting your will not only find your place you will help also to renew society from within. [applause] pope francis: do not forget what happened here. .ore than t

united states. i know a banker who has run banks in the united states, he's opening banks in england, in the u.k.oday, and he says it's so much easier to open banks in the u.k. than it is to open here. so just the ability to do business. now, look, when you speak as a business guy, like myself, i have to tell you something, home depot today has over 300,000 associates working for it. that's 300,000 people who are gainfully employed, earning very good liveings, many are multibillionaires because they bought home depot stock, which is good on their part. there are ways to create wealth in america, and it's not by government doing it it. never happens that way. it's by business people doing it. you see this happening, gates built a business, what do you think happened with the business? gained wealth not only for shareholders but thousands of people that work for him. you look at google, you look at face page, all of these places, they create jobs for people. deirdre: and i heard what you said about -- >> creates jobs for america. >> the jobs for america, the labor market participation rate that you

united states. if you look at the overall labor market here, we just not numbers from job openings in the united statesand were talking about the highest level in history, so theoretically, there should be plenty of jobs for at least 10,000 refugees, probably more. gerhard: some very interesting ideas. thank you. a green economy could help push growth in africa according to the united nations environment program. it has calculated the theoretical benefit to a country like kenya. the agency says switching to greener ways of doing business could boost the country's economy by 12% in the next 15 years as opposed to doing business as usual. it could also lift 3 million more people out of poverty by 2030. the kenyan government developed a plan of action considering different approaches, among them areas as diverse as sustainable energy, waste management, and organic farming. all that sounds simple enough, doesn't it? "oh green, everything will be jolly good -- go green, everything will be jolly good." i asked if kenyans agree. >> the government seems to agree with it. it appears this is a strategic and very

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. >> in the next 15 or 20 years, i would love to see thousands of techshops across the united states. if you opens to the tools of innovation up to everyone, just as a recreational basis, you're going to see some amazing things come out. >> we are getting it to profitability. it takes us about two years to get a site in the black. but the way we have been growing, we have been working with partners. ford helped us open up and stand up the location outside of detroit. you know what? when a fortune seven company calls and says they want to drive innovation in their community, you say absolutely. let's go. rachel: what are your next steps? >> i have to scale up very quickly. rachel: are you still going to be working everyday at techshop, or are you going to cancel your membership? >> we will still keep using it, for prototyping at least. >> everyone is doing something pretty amazing here. it always inspiring to come in. rachel: i think everybody would want one of these. i want one of these. nice ride. >> we actually have more stuff that needs welding if you want to stick around -- rachel: all right,