one of our viewers have sent this question in for you, wendell.rant gamble asks, why would a system be excluded from an exchange? again you worked at an insurance company, we're seeing this. this was in the news this week about how -- about california in particular, about how a bunch of the major health care centers in california were going to be secluded from some of the lesser, cheaper plans in california. is this a real problem? >> anyone who is going to be shopping for coverage on the exchange needs to look at the network of providers that each plan will offer and some will not include every provider. and if you have a physician that you want to be sure you're able to continue to see, if you have a hospital that's close to where you live, you should make sure that the plan you choose includes that. what we're going to be seeing is that a lot of plans will be going back to kind of the days of the hmo's a few years ago, narrow network. they do that because they can presumably save cost and enhance profits, quite frankly by having a narrow networ

i'm sorry wendell lost. two months later, in mid january 1941, willkie flew to england as roosevelt's personal representative. his mission was to see firsthand what was happening there, and express american solidarity with britain. he -- birmingham, and liverpool, he inspected military factories, and he drank beer and played darts in pubs. and while nazi bombs were falling over london, he dissented in to the underground shelters with hundreds of londoners. they loved him and nicknamed him the "indiana dynamo." the nazi blitz after the election in december 1940, winston churchill sent the most important letter he'd ever written to president roosevelt. he explained that britain desperately needed planes ships and munition in order survive. but it was broke. it couldn't pay for war material anymore. and so in order keep britain in the fight, roosevelt proposed that the united states simply lend them everything they needed for free. look, roosevelt said at the press conference, if your neighbors' house is on fir

it depends on what subsidies they qualify for in the exchanges and what their income is. >> wendell doou agree? >> i do agree. most people will be able to if they get coverage from the exchanges many of them will be able to get subsidies or tax credits to help them for care help them with their premiums. >> let's go seniors who have medicare, the second largest group if we divide up americans and what they're facing in the obamacare world. a recent report found that iks is.6 db dwrksz that 6.6 million, is that going well? a lot of the talk when it came to medicare was that a lot of the cuts that were going to be in place were because -- that the plan was going to work because they were going to cut out a lot of waste. but a lot of more well to do americans are already paying higher medicare premiums. what will happen? will all of us end up paying more if obamacare doesn't control costs? >> is this to me or -- >> wendell, yes. >> i think for people who are enrolled in medicare plans, you're right. they're already seeing a lot of savings. my mother among them was one of those who was alw

wendell, thank you for joining me. >> thank you, reverend al. >> now, you recently wrote, wendell, aboutcare tactics in an effort to stop obama care. and i'm quoting you. you said quote, having played a role in similar campaigns designed to mislead the government in hopes of defeating legislation, i know how frantic the anti-obama care folks must be right about now. now, a lot of people are confused about the law. how are the opponents trying to mislead the public, wendell? >> well, they're trying to mislead the public because they still have a very short window of time to mislead us until the law becomes more of a reality than it already is. already about 100 million americans have benefitted from the affordable care act. >> about how many? >> about 100 million. >> have already benefitted? how have they benefitted? >> absolutely. for one thing, people who are on medicare are getting help with their prescription drugs and preventive care for many cases. young people are able to stay on their parents' policies until they're 26 years old. that happens to be a benefit to my household. my da

so brady juggling the snap, coming away from it, wendell and atlanta gets a huge break with 1:50 and two time-outs. >> cris: it happened to them earlier this year. a fumble in a key situation. he was not going to sneak it for the second-straight time and he simply pulls out a little too soon. a lot f times centers when they know they have to get down so low the angle of the snap gets changed and you could see ryan wendell ducking his head quickly and you just wonder if it didn't change the point at which tom brady typically gets the ball. and here we go. how about this? it looked like the falcons were completely dead and this guy is as good as it gets when it comes to fourth quarter comebacks. >> al: you saw the graphic, that's when he came into the league, '08. 22 fourth quarter comebacks. most of anybody. first and ten. ryan is dropping. ton of time going for jones down the shrine and julio jones at the 14 yard line is able to make the catch covered by mccourty. what a play. >> cris: get out of here. mccourty out and up the field. he sees it all the way. julio jones just too big, t

i'll start with you, wendel, number one, it's a job killer.s not true. >> it's not true. in the long run, we'll see job creation here. it's had no adverse effect on jobs at all. i think it will be good for the economy and certainly good for individuals because one of the things obama care will do is end job lock. i think that's something people will come to appreciate more and more as we get into 2014. people are locked into corporate jobs. they hate them in many cases but they're afraid to leave because they know they would leave their insurance if they do. many have preexisting conditions or wouldn't have any idea how they could afford or even get insurance. that will change when the exchanges go online, people can get coverage. cannot be denied. that will be a great thing. >> as you heard earlier, they're saying it's killing hours, with when there was a study that said part time work is in part what happened to the economy, nothing to do with obama care. >> nothing to do with obama care. employers want to have full-time employs because it m

wendell goler is at the white house on the consequences of a possible shutdown. jim engel here in our washington bureau. we begin with chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel. >> reporter: good evening. by a party line vote, the senate has sent to the house a stopgap funding bill. >> i would ask my colleagues before they vote yes on this important amendment, do you really want to be responsible for killing more jobs? >> the yeas are 54. the nays are 44. >> reporter: democrats succeeded in placing obama care money back into the stopgap bill. ted cruz looked ahead to the next confrontation. >> the process isn't over. it's going back to the house of representatives and i salute the house for having had the courage to stand up and fight and defund obama care. >> reporter: the senator majority leader took aim at cruz and his allies. >> these extremists are more interested in putting on a show than in legislating. >> reporter: senate gop leader mitch mcconnell said all republicans agree the health care law must go. >> it all adds up to just one thing -- a law in

wendell goler traveling with the president in stockholm. wendell? >> shepard, the president used part of his time on this stop in sweden in which he scheduled african selling a meeting with vladimir putin in moscow to try to build international support for military action in syria which, of course, my mr. putin opposes. the russian leader says the evidence about who used chemical weapons in syria is as suspect as the intelligence the u.s. said showed iraq had weapons of mass destruction 10 years ago. mr. putin doesn't deny someone used chemical weapons. but he says when russians ask for additional information to try and pin down who, they are told it's classified. president obama says there is plenty of evidence qui have interaccepts indicating people in the chain of command before and after the attacks with knowledge of these attacks we can show that the rockets that delivered these chemical weapons went from areas controlled by assad into these areas where the opposition was lodged. >> meanwhile defense secretary chuck hagel told lawmakers on capi

so brady juggling the snap, coming away from it, wendell and atlanta gets a huge break with 1:50 and two time-outs. >> cris: it happened to them earlier this year. a fumble in a key situation. he was not going to sneak it for the second-straight time and he simply pulls out a little too soon. a lot f times centers when they know they have to get down so low the angle of the snap gets changed and you could see ryan wendell ducking his head quickly and you just wonder if it didn't change the point at which tom brady typically gets the ball. and here we go. how about this? it looked like the falcons were completely dead and this guy is as good as it gets when it comes to fourth quarter comebacks. >> al: you saw the graphic, that's when he came into the league, '08. 22 fourth quarter comebacks. most of anybody. first and ten. ryan is dropping. ton of time going for jones down the shrine and julio jones at the 14 yard line is able to make the catch covered by mccourty. what a play. >> cris: get out of here. mccourty out and up the field. he sees it all the way. julio jones just too big, t

so brady juggling the snap, coming away from it, wendell and atlanta gets a huge break with 1:50 and two time-outs. >> cris: it happened to them earlier this year. a fumble in a key situation. he was not going to sneak it for the second-straight time and he simply pulls out a little too soon. a lot f times centers when they know they have to get down so low the angle of the snap gets changed and you could see ryan wendell ducking his head quickly and you just wonder if it didn't change the point at which tom brady typically gets the ball. and here we go. how about this? it looked like the falcons were completely dead and this guy is as good as it gets when it comes to fourth quarter comebacks. >> al: you saw the graphic, that's when he came into the league, '08. 22 fourth quarter comebacks. most of anybody. first and ten. ryan is dropping. ton of time going for jones down the shrine and julio jones at the 14 yard line is able to make the catch covered by mccourty. what a play. >> cris: get out of here. mccourty out and up the field. he sees it all the way. julio jones just too big, t

>> shepard: wendell thanks. we will hear from the president and have coverage of all of our platforms. i will be anchoring tomorrow night on the fox broadcast network and of course we have coverage here on the fox news channel 9:00 eastern, 8:00 central. congress officially got back in session today just in time for many lawmakers to say they are not yet on board with the president's proposal. they include the indiana senator dan coyotes, one of the g.o.p. lawmakers who met with the president today in the white house situation room. >> taking america to war without support from the people is the surest path to disaster. this, i suggest, must be avoided and the president is going to have to make his case as to how to avoid that. >> we're going to be debating this and we are going to be put to the question: do we support the president in this time of peril? >> shepard: we could start learning the answer to that very question this week. late today the senate majority leader harry reid delayed a test vote on a poten

wendell anthony himself. [applause] and most of all adding to all of that, he is a true and loyal native son. thank you very very much professor dyson. [applause] >> thank you so much congressman conyers for that powerful statement and let me say since one of the hats i wear is a baptist preacher and i have preached in this church to the thunderous oratory and the magnificent eloquence and the fire of the reverend dr. wendell anthony. we are grateful to his presence and his leadership. [applause] in this church and in this city. as congressman conyers has with elegance informed me -- this ain't no postgraduate seminar. let me be loud and clear. what we are going to do is get to the heat of the matter in the heart of the matter. we want to talk about the appointment of emergency manager and talk about its consequences for the municipal business of a particular city of detroit, michigan. we want to talk about pension funds and speak about workers for the city who are left vulnerable in the face of such a decisi

jon: wendell goler at the white house, a very busy place today. of the wendell, thank you.gin is joining us. he is on the senate armed services committee and currently opposed to military action in syria. senator, nice to have you with us today. >> good to be with you, jenna. jenna: let's start off with the big question. we heard president assad described as a thug. you referenced him as a demon. the president last night described him as a murderer of children. why would we trust a child killer with anything, let alone turning over his chemical weapons? >> it is not we're trusting him. if he signs up to the cwc, which is the chemical weapons commission, there is an organization in place, enforcements, inspections that we can see that he is doing what he says he is going to do. he has got the world's spotlight on him now and he has russia saying they will help him do it, to basically get rid of his weapons. for us not to take hold of this and use a diplomatic sources that we have and all the diplomatic persuasion trying to bring a peaceful resolution, then a strike, which ma

wendell goler is at the white house. the white house is caught in the tricky position here of deciding whether or not to trust the russians. >> reporter: it's not a new position. trust but verify. white house press secretary jay carney says the past week as seen the end of syria's lie that it didn't have chemical weapons and perhaps the end of two years of russia blocking efforts to hold assad accountable. those two things he said are significant and now he says russia put its prestige on the line. >> russia's engaging with the united states and other members of the united nations security council and other participants and we'll see where it leads. it's too early to tell if it will be successful. therethere's reason to be skeptl and we're entering this with our eyes wide open. >> reporter: folks say secretary of state john kerry and russia's foreign minister will go over the nuts and bolts of the russian proposal tomorrow. carney says those two meetings will test the seriousness of the participants. >> while the adminis

wendell is live at the white house.ep talking about the government shutdown, but the republicans threat goes beyond that. right? >> well, trace, it appears house republicans may try to keep the government running long enough to exhaust the country's borrowing authority and the president feels that's more dangerous than an end of the month shutdown because then the u.s. could not make go go on financial obligations. today the president said, don't go there. >> we don't run out on our tab. we don't not pay our notes. we are the world's bedrock economy. the world's currency of choice, the entire world looks to us to make sure that the world economy is stable. you don't mess with that. [applause] >> with not raising the debt ceiling. one company downgraded the u.s. credit rating. >> trace: what can you tell us about the actual house propose signal the democrats claim it's not going to pass the senate. >> the white house calls at it laundry list of perennial republican wants, including spending cuts, repealing parts of obama

that's a failure on both parties' behalf in not being able to explain their case. >> wendell, we will care premium went up. i pay more for health care now. is it because of obama care? >> no, it's not. you know, opponents want us to maybe have amnesia because between 2001 and 2011, health insurance premiums for families went up 133%. that's because insurance companies again have failed to keep the cost of coverage down. so the premium increases we're getting now has really little, if anything, to do with obama care. it's because we still have insurance companies who are in many cases controlling a system that they can't control costs. >> okay. i want to bring in wolf blitzer now, because he can sort of explain to us what's happening on the floor of the house right now and how we expect the vote, the outcome of the vote to be. hi, wolf. >> hi. well, the republicans have a majority in the house of representatives. i suspect almost all, if not all of them will go along with the speaker of the house, john boehner, with eric cantor, the majority leader. they will go ahead and pass what's c

wendell with the president in st. pete earsburg. good morning. >> shepard, sirways not officially on the alleged here but the president is working the leaders on the margins trying to get support for a military strike says he could change bashar al-assad's calculus about using chemical weapons again, but he is really swimming against the tide. chinese officials warn increasing the violence in syria could have an impact on the global economy. the pope sent the leaders a letter urging them to, quote, lay aside the futile pursuit of a military solution, and vladimir putin greeted mr. obama with small but refused to give an inch on his protection of assad, and blaming the chemical weapons attack on rebels. and putin accused secretary of state kerry of lying about the prevalence of extremist among the rebels and his spokeswoman shuck it off. >> secretary kerry is a decorated combat veteran. he has had more than words aimed at him so he is not losing comment. >> president obama said yesterday that so-called resunset u.s.-russian relations

wendel is in st. petersburg. wendel? >> shepherd, the president says a military strike could keep al-assad from launching another chemical weapons attack, but president obama could be swimming against the tide trying to convince other leaders here in saint petersburg. chinese officials warn more violence in syria could impact the global economy. the pope sent a letter to the summit urging the leaders to, quote, lay aside the feudal pursuit of a military solution in syria. the biggest road block is vladimir putin who greeted obama with a smile, but they were seated far enough part to prevent small talk. there is a report blaming rebels for the chemical weapons attack and putin accused secretary of state kerry about lying about the extremists in the rebel group. today a kerry spokesperson responded. >> secretary kerry as you know is a decorated combat veteran. he has had more than words aimed at him. he is not losing sleep after such a preposterous comment on an inaccurate quote. >> president obama has been calling law i c

wendell is traveling with the president. we go to him first in st. petersburg, russia. wendell?rter: jon, the syria civil war is the biggest item not on the official agenda here in st. petersburg, and the president doesn't seem to win many converts for a military plan for a strike to punish president bashar assad for what the u.s. insists was a government-led weapons attack. the leaders got a letter from the pope asking them to quote, lay aside the futile pursuit of military solution in syria. chinese officials warned of a attack in syria could trouble the global economy and this is primarily an economic gathering. president obama and putin did put on smiles for the cameras today, mindful of the fuss the press may have had over their cold demeanor at the g8 summit in northern ireland. mr. obama's own comment about putin looking like the bored kid in the back of the classroom. the two men are not arguing whether there was a chemical weapons attack but they disagree over who was response with the u.s. saying intelligence points to assad's general and russia sending a report to the

wendell is live. the longest seven-minute intro to wendell goler that has ever been done because the facts changed twice during the statement. what is happening? >> i hope you don't expect me to answer these questions. they are tough questions. and the facts are changing, it seems to be, hourly. the president has always said he prefers a diplomatic settlement of the syrian crisis. in fact he says there is no military solution to the civil war there. but he and his aides feel the threat of force is what pushed the sir yaps to accept the russian proposal, to put their chemical weapons under international supervision, and while the chemical weapon proposal wasn't intended to end the civil war, some experts think, if it works, it will undermine the u.s. is cystance that assad must go. >> if we get into negotiations over the chemical it proceeds, one of the end results is going to be the maintenance of bashar assad in power, because the russians didn't go down this road in order to help this guy out of his

jon: wendell goler traveling with the president in stockholm. thank you, wendell.pening we're also getting some new details about the intelligence presented by the administration and their case for military action against syria. remember there's a closed-door briefing that is happening right now where general dempsey as well as secretary hagel are participating in still not over apparently. the big question what are lawmakers really hearing? our chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge is live in our d.c. bureau with more. catherine what do we now know about the intelligence on the ground? >> reporter: throughout public testimony new details of intelligence have emerged as the administration tries to build the case for limited military action. secretary kerry says there is granularity of the intelligence. they have physical evidence where the rockets landed during the august 21st attack and none the rockets landed in regime-controlled territory. size and scale of syria's chemical weapons programs. one senator asking if the intelligence finding are consis

though she hasn't cancelled the visit, itself. >> wendell, thank you. up next, so many economic numbers. so little time. melissa frances will make sense of it all. here's what some of our fox affiliates are covering around the country. what else would fox in denver be doing with the start of the nfl season? $31 million upgrades await the fans at the some day in denver, including a 220-foot wide scoreboard there t. high school football star also on the cheer leading squad. he goes from man handling opposing players to something called a herky. this is a live look at our chicago affiliates wfld. the big story there tonight, the mayor of miminneapolis is in to have people come and get married in a same-sex marriage. that's tonight's report. we'll be right back. clay. mom? come in here. come in where? welcome to my mom cave. wow. sit down. you need some campbell's chunky soup before today's big game, new chunky cheeseburger. mmm. i love cheeseburgers. i know you do. when did you get this place? when i negotiated your new contract, it was part of the deal. c

as wendell goler explains, he is standing defiant in defense of his embattled health care plan..... and refusing to negotiate on a debt limit extension. this time, the president claimed, the threat of a government shutdown isn't about reducing deficits, which are already falling... this time, he said, it's mostly about undoing obamacare. he said that's not going to happen. obama says: "those marketplaces will be open for business on tuesday, no matter what, even if there's a government shutdown. that's a done deal." mr. obama urged republican lawmakers to consider the impact of a shutdown on an economy that's still recovering too slowly. obama says: "that's why many republican senators and many republican governors have urged republicans to knock it off, pass a budget, and move on." as he spoke, federal agency heads said more than a third of the nation's 2.1 million federal workers would stay home if there's no agreement. combat troops would remain on duty but training and maintenance would suffer... and civilian contractors already pinched by the so called sequester would be hit ag

wendell, what was netanyahu's message to president obama today?> you see the prime minister driving out of the white house behind me. his message here is the same as the one he'll deliver at the u.n. general assembly this week, and that is don't be fooled by iran's smiling campaign. netanyahu brought israeli intelligence that iran's behavior has not changed even if the words of the new president seem more accommodating. the israeli leader's goal is to make sure the international sanctions on iran aren't bargained away for anything less than an end to the iranian nuclear threat. >> i believe that it's the combination of a credible military threat and the pressure of those sanctions that has brought iran to the negotiating table. i also believe that if diplomacy is to work, those pressures must be kept in place. and i think they should not be lessened until there's verifiable success. >> president rouhani is the former iran nuclear negotiator, who bought time for scientist under the guise of negotiation. >> what about the president? how did he respo

wendell willkie like roosevelt was an internationalist, believed that the allies should be helped. by taking that position, took that out of the campaign. which was a great help. and other issues out of the campaign and have a hard time finding something to run on and that is why the campaign got personal and nasty by the end. when the result was elected, he could move forward more boldly. what he proceeded to do was step-by-step increase american aid to the allies, increase the buildup of american armaments and in every way possible find out what's that would increase the finances available for all of this because this was going to be an unprecedented set of expenditure, revolutionized during the war. the way it was revolutionize is a way that might surprise you. it was not a case of soaking the rich. it was more occasions of moving the exemption down farther and farther until millions of people who never had to pay taxes did have to pay taxes. not just the middle but the lower middle and even below now found themselves having to pay taxes and that never went away. that is where y

wendell goler thank you very much. the political hot potato over that possible government shutdown and future of obama care heads now back to the house of representatives. the clock ticking tonight because the feds could run out of cash to pay the bills just three days from now if they don't reach a deal. as we have been telling you, all of this means hundreds of thousands of government workers potentially including pentagon staffers could be off the job for the time being. many national parks could close. your 401(k), retirement funds may be hit. and after all the dow dropped 70 points today on investor worries over the possible shutdown. more on that ahead. hours ago as political insiders had predicted the senate passed the house's version to fund the government with one major change, senate majority leader harry reid stripped out that rule defunding obama care. obama care has been the law for four years. why don't they get the life and talk about something else. >> i am confident that the house will continue to stan

wendell berry's mission, in word and deed, is the defense of the earth. this quiet poet lives and works on a family farm in k ktucky, far from the center of power. the urgency of his message crosses the distance. >> he is one of if not the great writer at work in american letters right now. he understood what was happening on this planet a long time before everybody else. he's, you might say, a prophet of responsibility. >> as he nears 80 years of age, this outspoken, sometimes angry advocate of the land is moving beyond words to action. >> we're here to make our grievances and our petition heard. i've been talking for a long time about leadership from the bottom, and i'm convinced perfectly that it's happening. and that leadership consists of people who simply see something that needs to be done, and they start doing it. we don't have a right to ask whether we're going to succeed or not. the only question we have a right to ask is, what's the right thing to do? >> at our website billmoyers.com there are ideas from kumi naidoo and others about what you ca

but is it accurate in wendell potter, senior analyst for the center of public integrity and former healthank you, carol. >> thanks for being back with us. i appreciate it. you realize that many of our viewers will think you're partisan as you answer these questions about obama care so tell our viewers why you're not. >> well i'm not because i spent almost 20 years in the health insurance industry and i frankly am a journalist these days what i try to do is provide a perspective what is in the affordable care act. i'm not another partisan throwing barbs one way or another. one of the things that is so apparent is that americans are quite tired hearing politicians who are just yelling at each other about this law. they want to know what's in it for them. >> can you explain obama care to us in a nutshell? is that possible? >> well i think it actually is. it's a complicated law but when you get down to it, the benefits are very important and they're very real and already many americans are benefiting from them. i usually start with myself. i'm a baby boomer. i and about 77 million of us, my w

. >> wendell harrison spent 12 years on rikers island.offenders are leased they end the green team program. maintaining gardens, installing green roofs, landscaping city parks and planting trees. the program offering transitional work opportunities and then job placement. >> it keeps your mind occupied and you're not wondering and thinking too much of what you should be doing, or shouldn't be doing. it also brings on responsibility. i think that's the first step of building a career and future. >> robert johnson say green team inturn. he hopes to work full time doing a surprisingly fulfilling job. >> the stuff that you gave me, i grew that. it came out of my pain and my struggle, you know, it makes you feel great. >> programs like this offer hope. according to one study, only about 40% of employers would hire applicants with criminal records, heather. >> thank you, brian. >>> still to come, selling syria, president obama set to make his appeal to the american people in a series of televised appearances this week. but will it work? >> we c

wendell goler at the white house, thank you. jenna: as we wait for that the breaking news on capitol hill as congress considers authorizing military action against syria. the house homeland security committee right now is taking a close look which opposition groups would benefit and how syria's civil war is affecting our own national security. our chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge is live in washington with more on this. catherine? >> reporter: thank you, jenna. the hearing which began pan hour ago is pulling together leading military and counterterrorism experts to testify about the opposition and to what extent a military strike would benefit al qaeda affiliates or iranian proxies who are in syria and as well as potential for strengthening of islamist groups which will impact security here in the united states. the committee is republican chairman spoke a short time ago. >> any u.s. military strike against the assad regime will also benefit the extremists fighting him. who will undoubtedly use assad's weapons

dating back a year or more. 70-year-old christopher wendell miller was arrested by mountain view police. for masturbating in front of children at a walmart store. miller is a registered sex offfender, listed on megan's list for convictions of lewd and lascivious conduct dating back to 1989. >> reporter:he was also awaiting sentencing for two felony convictions for an arrest last fall at a festival near gilroy. deputy district attorney stuart scott explains what happened. this is a story people are >> pam: talking about on our website -- kron-4 dot com. you can stay connected with that story and many others.. >> pam: you can also share your thoughts. on our facebook and twitter pages. >> reporter:the shooting rampage at the washington navy yard is raising major questions tonight about how a veteran. with a troubled past. gets access to guns, and who gets access to military bases. >> reporter:the mayor of washington d.c. says, the gunman, aaron alexis, exchanged gunfire with police for more than 30 minutes before being killed. >> reporter:alexis was armed with a shotgun, legally purchased

wendell, thank you very much.t already today and said, you know, more attacks are in the works, we're planning them right now. we'll see whether or not these soft targets in africa are victims again. >>> a tale of two marathon speeches now. republican senator ted cruz versus the democrat state senator wendy davis. why the media treated one as a hero and the other as much less than that. martha? martha: and fires raging out of control, threatening dozens of families and their homes. where that is happening. bill: and the greatest comeback, would you argue, in american sports history? team usa sailing to victory. martha: fantastic story. love it. ♪ ♪ ♪ (train horn) vo: wherever our trains go, the economy comes to life. norfolk southern. one line, infinite possibilities. belle bill these winds are fierce, 60 miles an hour fueling these out of control brush fires, australia, this is. triggering evacuation, a threat to a lot of homes down there. those high winds causing widespread blackouts. we saw this a year ago and

wendell?ks on the twin towers in new york. he was briefed by his national security advisor, condoleeza rice, who phoned him after the first attack. mr. bush was reading to some children when the second attack occurred. chief of staff andy card interrupted him, told him about the attack. it was clear at that point we were dealing with terrorists. >> i want to bring in to the conversation general al hague, the former secretary of state. general hague, at a time like this, how does america respond prudently, with the proper amount of caution, and yet with whatever force needs to be applied? >> first we have to know the full limits of this tragedy and it's unprecedented, of course. but we have to stay above all united and calm and ready to take resolute action which sometimes we have failed to do in the recent past. when the perpetrators are uncovered and we have many, many indicators of precisely who they are -- this was too broadly based a terrorist act to be just a few crazies. this is a terror

but the number of people has wendell 26.has the death toll remains at eight.vice president joe biden visited the state to tour the damage and survey recovery efforts. five members of a family were found dead inside their north texas home. authorities say a man, his wife and three young children were all dead from gunshot wounds and they are investigating the case as a murder suicide. investigators say they responded to a family violence call and arrested the husband for allegedly shoving his wife. authorities say no one has seen or heard from the last thursday. new developments tonight in last week's massive powerball jackpot trade it looks like the winner of the prize has stepped up. because it was sold in south carolina, we may never know his identity because the man is asking to remain anonymous. lottery officials say the man stopped to get gas last weekend had gone inside to get hot dog runs but distorted sell buns, so he bought lottery tickets instead. buy tons.ng to the shut down for electronic devices may not always be in place. >> new rules may be rele

. >> reporter:70-year-old christopher wendell miller was arrested by mountain view police. for masturbating in front of children at a walmart store. >> reporter:miller is a registered sex offfender, listed on megan's list for convictions of lewd dating back to 1989. >> reporter:he was also awaiting sentencing for two felony convictions for an arrest gilroy where he wore a 'kilt' as part of a costume. exposing himself to >> reporter: the woman who took the pictures at a gilroy renaissance fair is talking to kron 4. >> reporter: not allowing employees to use personal cell phones during work hours and moving furniture routes so everyone can see people. >> in watch each other in of the key is to reduce any possibility for molestation to one child at any time. >> reporter: in may will be back in court and morgan hill at the end of october and that's when he can enter his plea. with life in prison and if convicted for all of the chargers. kron 4 news. >> pam: developing tonight a child is hit by being hit with shattered glass. this is video from our helicopter partnership with ab

gerri: from a novel or "the new york post" she said she was wendell that of millions of dollars by afessor in the banking bear in. after her mother died in 2002 she was left with hundreds of millions of dollars in shares of the world's biggest pharmaceutical company but a large chunk turned sour after she turned to a friend for a vice is the bad advice illegal? to a degree now former prosecutor lisa wheel. i will start with you. >> it will -- it is not illegal sure to the professor she looked at the company. gerri: and energy technology >> they sold regrate new technology the new einstein but has not panned out so far. >> the technology we will take into properties of matter. are you einstein? >> and space stein. who are we to say it could not happen? she invested but it is and broad. she took bad advice, she rolled the dice. gerri: you say the opposite? >> guess it depends on whether or not she was given misrepresentation. >> did they lie to her? >> if they intentionally lied and misrepresented he can be fraudulently induced. >> in this country some people have to meet the fiduciary