typhoon wanda which according to the united states we would have compared this to being somewhat of a category 2 storm. that killed 434 people along the country side, and it was a major problem there. 72,000 people were uprooted from their homes. so it's a lot to note, this is a major storm and it's going to continue to barrel towards hong kong. we expect it to make landfall sunday night into early monday morning. we'll bring you the latest later on in the show. are are back to you richelle. >> thank you, jelelah. villagers and soldiers have been using axes to chip away at the mud that has inundated their land, hurricanes are inundated their country. >>> killing 21 and injuring 20 in a nairobi shofn shopping mal. >>> lawmakers have nearly a week to are avert a government shut down. on inside story, we bring together unexpected voices closest to the story, invite hard-hitting debate and desenting views and always explore issues relevant to you. >> welcome back. with a possible government shut down nine days away there's no sign of compromise in washington. on friday, washington passed

there are very different layers of her wanda today. it is never in a certain state.s always a process. where it goes, it all plays along the way. how we understand rwanda today. there's never a certain level that rwanda, it comes from a certain point that was very brutal and the country was very much a straight. it goes into a direction with a clear vision set up. for the future in terms of development and for structure -- infrastructure and economic reforms where the country development goes. yes, it is always called african singapore. i guess all of this is a little bit wrong and not very right because it is difficult to compare these countries. and the space it -- and the specific point of development. rwanda is a developed country. if you look at neighboring countries in terms of infrastructure, it is still lacks in terms of electricity. and all of these things that people demand. he will demand power now. investors demand power. rwanda still have a long way to go. and this is where we are now. a big turning point. >> a turning point. the that many layers. over a

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. >> three years ago la wanda sterling found her son dead in this alley. >> it is hard to die in an alley like a dog. >> sterling said 16-year-old jeremiah tbhean16-year-oldjair . in a place where gun violence is commonplace it's tough to move on. >> it must be hard. >> if i don't then i'll relive it. i can relive the way my son was shot in succession. i hear it in my head all the time. so when i hear a shot i naturallnaturally jump. >> just days after a commission named chicago the are most dangerous city in the nation, this incident, once again called for a ban on assaulted-style weapons. >> illegal guns drive violence and military type weapons like the one we believe do have been used on this shooting belong on a battle field not on a street or a corner or a park. >> in the aftermath of this shooting activists rallied. >> put down the gun, put down the gun. >> the coalition of peace makers once again calling for an end to chronic gun violence. >> continuously on a day-to-day basis, to have to see the expression on their mothers, sisters, friends faces is just terrible. >> la wanda ster

>> to wanda washington -- to wanda washington has many options. >> they can tell you the websites yourhild is on and past websites and you can check who they're texting and what they're texting. >> it manages their time online and tells you what your kids are searching for and it sends you e-mail alerts when the kids visit sites they're not supposed to. >> no matter how much technology we use they're always one step ahead of us. >> it's not just the web. smart phones have their own pitfalls. the four main providers are offer similar programs blocking picture messaging and unknown phone numbers limiting time on the phone filtering web browseing and giving you the ability to keep tabs on your child's physical location -- a. the and t locator program is called family maps. >> this will allow you to have a virtual eye on your child so if your child leaves home and goes school you can get an all right. you can find out where they are at any time of the day. in addition to all that washington says it's important to have a digital contract with your child. >> have a contract to just i agree o

the latest evictions come at a time when the relationship with wanda is at its worst. >> we should never, ever give up. that is one of the messages that 64-year-old shared with a cast of onlookers today becoming the first person ever to swim from cuba to florida without a shark cage. it comes after four previous attempts that had to be abandoned. reports now on this historic feat. >> the final exhaustive strokes by marathon swim taken in enthusiastic crowds she has made it from cuba to america. no wonder she looked dazed. she swam for almost 53 grueling hours. but this is her extreme dream and it is finally reality. >> you should never, ever give p. you are never too old to chase your dreams. >> when the swimmer plunged into the water on saturday in havana she first tried swimming from here to america over three decades ago. she failed. but this time would be the last. >> perhaps it that was knowledge that this was her last chance to complete this challenge. the long and grueling swim from here in cuba to america was never just a huge test of her physical strength. this is all about here

he has been married to wanda miller, a woman 28 years his junior since 1997.t now these lifelong friends have reunited to create new musical memories. >> it is really our story, when you hear the lyrics to it. ♪ we'll be young again you can't make old friends ♪ >> reporter: seeing them together once more any fan would have to ask -- >> can you just do something for my memory sake. can i get one or two lines from "islands in the stream." ♪ islands in the stream get in your key. ♪ islands in the stream that's what we are no one in between how can we be ♪ >>. ♪ sail away with me >> she sings in your key. ♪ islands in the stream that is what we are no one in between how can we be wrong sail away with me to another world and we rely on each other uh-huh ♪ ♪ from one lover to another uh-huh ♪ >> they'll never come to another concert! >> kind of a cool gig for biana, i sang islands in the stream with kenny and dolly. kenny's new album "you can't make old friends" comes out october 8. next what brought this baseball legend to tears? could save you fifteen percent or m

. >>> today we say hello to wanda haynes. bright smiles here at fox 5.5. thank you, wanda, we love thatlo you watch us.watc >>> for a chanceh to be be tomorrow's fan, log on to myfoxdc facebook page, like it and leave a comment under wanda's picture. >>>shop goodwill.com. your money goes to help folks who need it who the goodwillgooi supports. check it out shop goodwill.com, we will be right back.  i'm terry mcauliffe, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad. for 30 years i've worked as an obgyn, my job is to protect the health of women. so i'm particularly offended by ken cuccinelli. cuccinelli wants to make all abortion illegal ... ... even in cases of rape and incest. ... even to protect a woman's health. i want a governor who's focused on schools and creating jobs, not someone who wants to do my job. who's ken cuccinelli to interfere in the lives of women across virginia? >>> welcome back to fiesks morning news. i'm tonyks perkins. >> i'm ali southery son allisone >>> since women have been work they do

corner, particularly if that corner takes you to the end of this cul-de-sac and the home of gary and wandare you guys crazy? >> yes. >> he is, i'm not. >> she drove me crazy. >> bickering it turns out is one of two things that the willthongs are really good at. the owe, taking care of this little guy and these big guys and absolutely every kind of turtle a turt turtle. just how many live in their back yard, your guess is as good as theirs. >> when the gal from animal control got here and she got to 115, she said, i'm not going to count any. >> it all started back in 1977 with a single turtle. when ginger developed an allergy to fur, turtles made good sense. >> well they don't talk back, they don't, you know, cause a ruckus. >> in fact gary and ginger like the turtles so much, they couldn't help collecting one. and when one needed rescuing, they couldn't say no to that either or the next one, or the hundreds upon hundreds that are ended up on their doorstep since. they are now a recognized turtle rescue organization accepting animals from around northern california and the world. >> that on

. >> >> translation: i'm happy wanda chose the city of qingdao. there'll be many here to make films and attend the film festival. >> the man behind the project is china's richest man, wang jianlin, his company brought out america's richest entertainment company. >> translation: in the west the development has slowed down. in china it's a sunrise industry that is starting. we have great hope. >> the project, which will incorporate 20 sound stages, hotels, shopping malls and an amusement park is his biggest move into the entertainment industry and further evidence of the growing importance of the chinese market to the world's film makers. enough to make stars like nicole kidman say, "hi", in chinese. >> one of the world's most iconic vehicles, the volkswagen camper ban was a symbol of flower power and the "60s. it's production is being put on hold. the company built millions, but the last one will leave the factory in brazil in december. >> now, a tiny snake found on board a bowing 747 grounded a flight in sydney. the quoint sydney to tokyo flight w

and then as i just mentioned, we had typhoon wanda in 1962, which killed 434 people.as we make our way back towards the map and take it back to the united states, you can see really across the atlantic basin very quiet but we are tracking the latest cold front today. the first day of fall, high temperatures in new york city right around 73. down in washington, d.c. right around 74. we had a bit of rain in new york city earlier on the day but high pressure is building at this time. and, so, we are looking at plenty of sunshine, really looking at heavyy rainfall across the south, across florida back into new orleans. that rain will continue to push toward the east and this entire frontal boundary will push offshore and we will have a great deal of sunshine as we make our way back to cities like atlanta and definitely into nashville, into tomorrow in the next 24 to 48 hour you see. look, really secluded across maine but we are going to see clearing skies across much of pennsylvania and new york city, certainly here in new york city through the remainder of sunday into mo

this was wanda, it did a very similar thing that we are looking at with usagi, it tracked across theaight, impacted both taiwan and the philippines then made its way in to hong kong and certainly did -- it was a deadly storm, it killed 434 people back in 1962. it is a catastrophic storm, we continue to watch it barrel through the straight. headed straight towards hong kong where it's expected to bring devastation, a lot of rain in addition to that gusty winds as we just discussed. we'll keep monitoring it as we track in to the next 24 hours. it's expected to make landfall late sunday night, early morning on monday. back to you. >> thank you. we are continuing to following the break i story out of nairobi kenya. gunmen open fire in a mall killing at least 20 and injuring 50. we'll have the latest. house republicans pass a bill to fund the government that they know will be dead a arrival in the senate now lawmakers have barely a week to reach ideal before government shutdown. ♪ ♪ >> welcome back. with the government shutdown looming just nine days way, no sign of compromise in washingt

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maybe get better traction if you simply said you know what we're going to reform banking get rid of wanda get rid of the criminality put bankers in jail what do you came out with a message that said. sort of coming out price controls said we're going to take the biggest mel mel mel level and force of this economy the banks the criminals on the city and put them in jail when that be a better policy i think that we need massive amounts of change i don't know that there's political will to do it because i think the lobbyists step in who support the politicians the politicians are academics so they don't have a background in real business the markets are so have been so heavily manipulated for the past seven years that there is no more price discovery i mean you would jump on the trading lower than five percent that's a disaster it's called junk for a reason so you need to have a basic market mechanism where pricing can maintain a real price rather than the government coming in and supporting it and to tell in a capitalist system i don't care if the energy energy companies you've got to have

he said in california we want to stay on everything but that come wanda smith a cost. one of the cost was time and the second was money. $6.4billion later we're almost wrapping it up. he said the process was good over all. it had positives come out of it, like the bike path which he called a standard for the future. we've heard a lot of comparisons to this and the golden gate. he said that wasn't a cake walk either. >> you know, the golden gate bridge was a tough one as well. they had design arguments, engineering arguments. the cost went up too high, couldn't be done, could be done. there was just a notion that we were going to build big things. >> reporter: i'm sure we're going to see a lot of similarities between this new bay bridge and the golden gate bridge. >> i'm sure of that. we can all agree that the bridge is absolutely beautiful. image was always a factor in the design, right? >> reporter: it absolutely was. they wanted something that would fit into the environment but he also said we wanted to make a statement on the bay. i'm sure many of us agree it does.

. >>> final results of ra wanda's parliamentary elections are to be announced on friday.tuesday president paul kagami's ruling party has 76% of votes. the party has been in power since the end of the 1994 genocide. >>> the united nations investigators have revealed what they call unspeakable atrocities in the philippines. the panel is hearing testimony in bangkok. >> if nocha is listening, her brother has a message. >> i miss you so long. i miss you every day. i've been waiting for her, in death, i can't hear any more. >> if she was alive today she would be 58. for more than a quarter of a century her family had no idea how or why she disappeared while work as a massage therapist in macao in 1978. then, came news from a couple who said they knew her well from all places north korea. >> they came to see us, all the family gathered in house and we all cried to her. >> charles jenkins showed the picture to the world, he's in the foreground, behind him, is a woman who told them her name was anucha and she was from thailand. this is the house her family built with the money sh

. >> la wanda sterling is frustrated too that children on her block could become victims themselves. >> it is commonly accepted, another one is shot, he should -- no, that should not be the norm. they are living in war time. they can't be kids. >> kids too far too often die too young just like her son. diane estherbrooke, al jazeera, chicago. and just an update, police have not made any arrests or urntion nod any -- or announced any arrests in that shooting last night. >>> thank you diane. >>> tie fun usagi ask barelying between the philippines and taiwan, aimed at mainland china. usagi is packing winds of 115 miles per hour with gusts up to 185 miles per hour. caused major flooding in northern japan. >> and i'm dave warren. we are certainly tracking that storm as i continues to move between the philippines and taiwan. it is 165 mile-per-hour wind that is what it looked like whit was really intense. over the past few hours that eye is not nearly as defined or intense. most likely will lower the intensity. still though there is a lot of wind and rain with this storm and the track will

. >> wanda -- don't like it.. the battery dies faster on this i07 system.stem. >> is that true.at >> all of these new features cae have an impact on the battery life. >> we are talking about the phones, now is the time to download the fox 5 weather app. get weather information anytime any place when we're not on thet air, but right now we're on thee air and gary mcgrady is standing by in the fox 5 weather center. >>> thanks for the plug, use is, every day. is going on out there right now.now. temperatures, you can see theses on theee weather app. 77 degrees on in the city,, gaithersburg, it's a cool spot in the evening, it's 73 now. look at frederick 79, culpeper is 71, and culpeper 76. it's a nice day out for justr about everybody.ybody. thank goodness for us, it's us becoming a nice evening, too. t. this satellite picture deposeure bac-- goesback about six hours r of you in the northwesternhwest suburbs had a cloud cover for ae time today. disturbance was sneaking by and it was a little bit off to the east so th

it's true in libya, it's true in ra wanda, it's true in sierra leone, it is now true in syria. that's part of the deal. what was the second question? i think we have great opportunities -- i think this is a good chance for frederick to talk about -- >> okay so that's barack obama speaking in stockholm the swedish capital. he is standing there with the swedish prime minister. he was talking about how he could be a nobel prize winner and still push the case of going forward to syria, that's what he's doing at the podium, pushing the case on syria, turning the question on its head, questioning how the international community cannot act. live in stockholm, take us through the more salient points he's been making as as far as trying to convince the international community that it's important to be going into syria what he's going to be doing today and going forward in this international visit? >> you know i think it was an extraordinary statement by the president only in the sense it was easily the most forth right statement thus far, that he would go to congress a move that many pe

. >>> the newest baby wanda is a girl. that word from zoo officials this morning. was born last month but the name won't be announced for 100 days after the birth, a chinese tradition. >> very cute. thanks very much. >>> up next, the best war story a love story. a loyal dog and her puppies reunited with the soldiers who promised they would not leave them behind and they didn't. a soldier and his dog will join us ahead. >>> what caused the huge fire that burned more than 200 acres in and around yosemite. [ male announcer ] this is pam. her busy saturday begins with back pain, when... hey pam, you should take advil. why? you can take four advil for all day relief. so i should give up my two aleve for more pills with advil? you're joking right? for my back pain, i want my aleve. little things anyone can do. it steals your memories. your independence. ensures support, a breakthrough. and sooner than you'd like. sooner than you'd think. you die from alzheimer's disease. we cure alzheimer's disease. every little click, call or donation adds up to something big. jim, i ad

we've also had tragedies around the world in row wanda, west africa, i don't agree with the president'somment in sweden the other day we're the world's 911. i think we ought to be very careful about the projects we under take. i can't imagine a limited campaign and secretary hagel yesterday and the house testimony said it would only cost tens of millions. that's a direct quote, tens of millions. well a tomahawk missile cost more. 30, 40, 50 missiles against a regime been in power 1970, his father took over 43 years ago, it strikes me that one of the middle of the public relations effort makes no sense. you see secretary kerry and the senate committee start by saying no boots on the ground, then answer a question by describing boots on the ground and retract boots on the ground and say, gee, i was just thinking out loud. i don't get a lot of confidence -- >> okay, newt. >> when the secretary of state thinks out loud about a war. >> thank you for that part of it. nick, give me the other said. >> can i address the question? it's important and true we have violated human rights. why should

wanda sykes looks stunned by ellen's news and then over on the left there, that's me, i believe, hanginge great sandra bernhardt. this is reason alone to take an art history course, so you can accurately array your last supper characters. this will come in handy some day, even if it's only to recognize that every single time they pull it off on the simps s simpsons. as we consider the swirling chaos and impending doom in washington right now, the issue of course is the house of representatives. the senate has got lots of noise and some senators got attention, but there was no real drama about what was going to happen in the senate. today, the senate did what they needed to do. it heads back over to the place where chaos reiains, which is t house. host gop of mixed minds on next move and yeah, you can see that from this amazing photo they ran to illustrate this point. lock at the photo they ran. does this remind you of anything? so, there's thomas massey, the guy in the stripey tie there. republican congressman from kentucky. i'm not going to compromise, but wait, did someone just say we'

her wanda -- if that is the world that people want to live in, they should say so, and reckon with the cold logic of mass graves. i believe we can embrace a different future. if we do not want to choose we mustinaction or war, get better, all of us. we should respect the sponsor list of nations and of individuals, meaningful sanctions for those who break the rules, dogged diplomacy that resolves the root causes of conflict, not merely its aftermath. development assistance that rings hope to the marginalized -- brings hope to the marginalized. while this may not be enough, there will be moments that the international committee needs to acknowledge that the multilateral use of military to prevente needed the very worst from occurring. ultimately, this is the international community that america seeks. convert the do not resources and lands of other carry outut those who the founding purposes of this institution, and where we all have a responsibility, to uphold the rules established to prevent the kinds of wars that our forefathers fought. a world where human beings can live with dignity

i'm thinking more of were wanda -- rwanda.ink of risk will reject, but i want to remind you because i have reading what some of you have written to say that the president has never gone forward if congress has not approved, when it has taken up the issue. i remind you in 1999, president clinton brought us all together similar to this meeting here, but over a time to talk about going into the balkans. the vote was 213-213. no, abouticans voted 30 on each side, something like that went in a different way than the majority of their party. that was when the planes were really ready to go into bosnia. he went, and you know what happened there. i do not think the congressional authorization is necessary. it is a good thing, and i hope we can achieve it, and i look pretty confident on the evidence, the intelligence about the national interest that is at stake that we have a good conversation to have with our members. i myself -- i will tell you the story and then i have to go -- as i was leaving san francisco yesterday, said to war w

. >> -- is a virgin actress and looks somewhat like -- >> who can forget wanda the wind warden.t to go to the videotape. but i don't know. you look concerned. >> no, i've watched the show, too. i've watched seven episodes. i find it deeply disturbing. >> oh, you've seen what we're talking about? >> yeah. >> i'm only two or three in it. it seems okay. >> what is it again? >> it's netflix. i have to subscribe to netflix to get this. >> it's like "house of cards." >> i just met the woman. >> it's like the opposite of "shawshank" got to get busy living instead of busy dying and they play it down there with the sodomites. >> okay. this is cable. we could do this for a living. this is not a big deal. you just relax, little fella, everything's going to be fine. so it's not good news but it looks good. i was ready for the market to trade up on that. the tapering anyway. let's get some good news on the books. they won't even tell us which state. big state, small state. >> texas and rhode island? >>. >> i miss jack. >> we can see how accurate they are. >> why give me a number that's wrong

fromll go to wanda california on our line set up for full-time employees.ou are on with jay hancock. caller: hi, thank you for taking my call. i just wanted to say -- i hope you do not cut me off, but i just wanted to say that republicans have spent billions of dollars since the passage of misinform the american people. and when you hear propaganda days a week, 24 hours a day, on what used to be considered the liberal media bias -- guest: can you give us an example of the propaganda? caller: yes, i can. the fact that their art death panels, that is one. -- the fact that there are death panels, that is one. people who are working full-time or working part-time, their coverage is going to go up. it is going to be higher. they will not be up to see their same doctors anymore. guest: you are talking about arguments, publicity, assertions made against the affordable care act. caller: yes, sir. guest: you like the law and you are unhappy about the attacks being made on it. caller: it is not just about being unhappy. it is about the fact that the american people h

first case was a significant case and the harbinger of the mlb sebelius affordable care at case called wanda versus united states in which the federal government challenged mrs. bond standing to argue that this particular act of congress was beyond congress's power to enact because they said that is really an argument the states can make it not an argument that individual citizens can make in the supreme court unanimously upheld in an opinion by justice kennedy that no -- the idea that the congress has limited powers and the residual powers are left to the state. federalism is not only something to protect states, it's really there to protect individuals and the idea that you have this divided power as a means of protecting individuals. every person if they are in fact harmed by the prosecution under a statute like this that she clearly was because she is facing a federal penal wrap any person may argue that the statute was the on the power of congress to act me that got remanded down to the lower courts to decide whether it was within the congress's power to the question that is returning t

nobody seemed to care when almost a million people died three months in ronda -- in re wanda. -- in rwandai feel sorry for them but i feel more sorry for the american people. do we have trillion dollars to go to war over there? host: that assume from illinois. a little bit more on the case the white house is making. sue brings up international allies in this effort. here's the front page of "the washington post" -- also a statement signed by -- john is up next on this question we are asking you this morning, how should congress vote? he is from north carolina on a republican line. good morning. caller: good morning. a fanow that obama is when a democrat from illinois wants the neighbors and neighborhoods to take care of the business. to american people need realize that this is a sunni shiite situation and is not the infidel martyrs situation that it usually is. we do not know all of the players that are sympathetic to democratic syria, we would just be him -- just be throwing our money down the whole. republican,rvative and i am usually a hawk. i have a political science degree. i have to

we will go to wanda from california on our line set up for full-time employees. you are on with jay hancock. caller: hi, thank you for taking my call. i just wanted to say -- i hope you do not cut me off, but i just wanted to say that republicans have spent billions of dollars since the passage of obamacare to misinform the american people. and when you hear propaganda 24/7, seven days a week, 24 hours a day, on what used to be considered the liberal media bias -- guest: can you give us an example of the propaganda? caller: yes, i can. the fact that their art death panels, that is one. -- the fact that there are death panels, that is one. the fact that people who are working full-time or working part-time, their coverage is going to go up. it is going to be higher. they will not be up to see their same doctors anymore. guest: you are talking about arguments, publicity, assertions made against the affordable care act. caller: yes, sir. guest: you like the law and you are unhappy about the attacks being made on it. caller: it is not just about being unhappy. it is

for wanda will play its part to ensure they are implemented. me conclude with the message conveyed from the president ever rwanda.- fo it is the responsibility protect. the agreed objectives of maintaining international peace and security will be pointless prevailegic interests over the lives of innocent men, women, and children. i commend the security council for slowly evolving on the issue . and rwanda informed by our experience, 1994, and in the ensure thatncil to protection of human lives and integrity of women and children are always a dissenter. i thank you. >> i think his excellency for his statement. i give the floor to his excellency of togo to the united nations. togo welcomes the adoption of this resolution. provisions, we welcome the spirit of compromise which prevailed between the negotiator of the text with the eminent members, especially the united states and the russian federation. there is no doubt that the framework has paved the way for this compromise. i would like to hear again reiterate our gratitude to the u.s. secretary