thank you so much thomas weller. so inspirational.ng on msnbc today. we are looking at the vote that happened on the house floor, 230-189, only one gop congressman voting no. scott ridgell from virginia, the only individual who said no to that continuing resolution that defunds obama care. so many angles and after effects to this vote, now going forward to senate. we will look at all the ramifications coming up in this hour. two democrats voting yes as well. all that is going to be talked about in the coming hour. stay with us for "now" with alex wagner, which is up next. [ female announcer ] your smile... every day you stain it... ♪ ...and stain it... and stain it. so every day, use crest 3d white toothpaste to remove up to 90% of surface stains in just 5 days. no wonder crest 3d white is the number one whitening brand. after all, every day counts. life opens up when you do. and now, crest 3d white has a sensitive side. and now, crest 3d white for a strong bag that grips the can... ♪ get glad forceflex. small change, big difference.

>> weller we're not china, syria or russia, either. i would like to think we pu livn a place where we put evidence above feeling and let data dictate decisions. in the eu it's been easy for applications to go to opinions demands. >> the community has thoughts about the agenda. table about labeling. it would benefit those who i void those and impose costs on those who don't. dj said well funded lobbyists make very well funded politicians which makes a poorly fed people and rich crops. here is a video glin. genetically engineered crops led to fewerrest sides but big corporations have increased their profits to huge levels. to me it is a question of both those things that are going on in the genetically modified world. it's not necessarily about consumers but big agricultural corporations. >> philip said what is the role of money and corporations in this debate? >> well, i think that's, you know, really what i found out, which i didn't know about three years. i discovered that the new reality of the world is that chemical companies are fe

. >> the distinction is what we call how wellers and hunters, whether individuals just make a lot ofoise and threats and those individuals who are likely to actually carry out a threat. it is a difficult distinction. it tends to be behaviors that you can follow, what we call pathway behavior, that you see these individuals go through. for example, and early on in these type of situations, we don't want to make too many comments about what might or might not have happened, since it's an ongoing investigation. it's only been 24 hours and new information is coming in and unfolding before us, about what it appears to this person is that he has a history of emotionally discharging through the use of weapons, particularly his anger issues, from some of the reports that we have, if they're true, and he's used his, used a weapon during moments he has felt in some way slighted. for example, in the 2004 case, it was reported that he discharged his weapon when he felt that the individuals had somehow ridiculed him. that was his recourse was to shot the tires out. >> he mentioned emotionally dis

weller elementary school in milpitas if you are just getting ready to go to school, a couple of cloudsw 60s. by noon sunshine, a little breezy though into the afternoon. should be sunny and mild and, of course, if you would like us to do your schoolcast for you, go to kpix.com/schoolcast. and send in your school's name and we would love to put that on the air. >> i think we need a bell for you. >> something to ring it in. >> as soon as it rings in. >> all right. >> i look it. >> the will. >>> time now 6:51. three major wildfires burn in northern california. how firefighters are gaining the upper hand. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, need to know at 6- 55 -- firefighters are gaining col over three major wildfires burning in northern califor the clover fire in shasta cy is >>> five things you need to know at 6:55. control over three fires in northern california. the clover fire in shasta county 40% contained. the "rim" fire in yosemite national park 80% contained and crews have the fire burning in mount diablo state park at 60% containment. >>> people in india demanded death for the four men

we have your special schoolcast for weller elementary school in milpitas.ing out with a few clouds this morning. warming up though by the middle of the day with temperatures near 70 degrees. then you will see 70s at the final bell. so looking good as we head in toward the afternoon. of course, if you would like to nominate your school, go to kpix.com/schoolcast and we'll get your special forecast just for them on the air. >> very cool, lawrence, thank you. >>> we are going to take a break but we'll take another live look at the national september 11th memorial plaza. this is in new york where the names of those that died some 12 years ago today are being read. we'll be right back. [ male announcer ] the outside of your car is going to get dirty. but the right gasoline can help keep the inside clean. chevron with techron. soothes had. >>> we have a baseball game at 12:45. sunny and mild about 67 degrees. >> could cause some traffic tie- ups obviously in san francisco along the embarcadero and king street a little later this afternoon. but for right now, your

there have been too sick and wellers. the nimithe nimitz frey is back up.. this is the southbound direction. this is mostly below 20 mi. per hour. there is a lot of patience required. >> the westbound 580 ride is still backed up coming down to 238 because of an earlier a recurring problem. we are looking at tough traffic on interstate 680. there's an accident there that this kind of the traffic in both directions. it is backed up all the way from highway 4 down to danville. >> the vast coal road commuters also backed up. there is a lot of people looking for an all terms of road. the south bay freeway is still jammed up 185 from cupertino to mountain view. from 85 took cupertino. the san mateo bridge was problem. morning and there is congestion at the 1 01, 92 interchange. >> the commute to the golden gate bridge right now we're at the peak of traffic in the southbound direction but the marin and ride has faded to under 45 minutes. >> the fog is starting to lift at the golden gate bridge. a lot of it pushed its way inland. we are still dealing with gusty con

christian weller, professor at the university of massachusetts boston., it could have been boston instead of philadelphia. harvard -- we were talking about the houses. anyway. he is a senior fellow at the center for american progress. vince rhinehart is still with us. kevin, the reason i'll start with you is you've been -- you were always on the high end even though being an aei, a lot of your colleagues there think that some of the government policies have actually held back the recovery. yet, you've always come in on the high side. >> well, just this year. >> just to make sure you're right. >> i'm kind of right just -- i'm about to be really awfully wrong today. i think it's just that mark thought that the sequestration was going to destroy the earth, the economy. >> he's exaggerating. >> i'm not exaggerating. >> compared to what you said the stimulus did for the economy. you want to talk exaggeration. >> the sequester was not as negative as a lot of others thought. there are a lot of other things starting to get in order like the wealth infect. >> eff