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they are starting to destroy some of the delivery systems for the whelm whelm weapon systems.ry of state john kerry hopes to arrange a piece conference in the end of november. when president assad spoke to fox news. he thought he would be able to stay in power by getting rid of them. >> can you tell us if you have chemical weapons or don't you? >> we joined the treaty, last week, it means that we have them and we said that. >> so as far as the american people you will agree that you do have a stock poil of chemical weapons. >> that's why we joined the international agreement. >> reporter: if assad reneges there are u.s. navy destroyers. and they will need a ceasefire to get to seven locations controlled by the rebel oppositions. >> thank you for that report. >>> an endangered bird taught to fly by president putin. the crane was air lifted. it was in siberia without the flock. putin dressed up in a white suit last september and piloted a hand glider. i did not remember that actually. he was directing the bird to fly south. and it was identified and belonged to putin's flock. i

. >> whelm focus on asia.n a moment we are off to cam badia where two leading figures from the khmer rouge are on trial. they are in their 80s. will justice be served in time. we are in the philippines where people who fled the fighting in zamboanga are returning to find their homes destroyed. in india, 40 have been killed in a bus crash. it hit a barrier and purs into flames, many were burnt alive. it crashed before sunrise. the driver tried to overtake another vehicle, according to witnesses. there are more road deaths in indian than any other countries according to the world health organization. last year 140,000 were killed in road accidents. the crashes are because of reckless driving, old vehicles and bad roads. >> our correspondent is in new delhi with more. >> police confirmed to us that a driver and a bus cleaner are among the seven who survived the crash. the driver told police he was trying to overtake another vehicle when he hit an obstruction, which hit the fuel tank, causing the bus to burst into

the macroeconomic effects in health care are so over well whelming it doesn't matter whether we have exchanges or didn't have the changes. what matters is the governments state and federal can't afford health care and employers can't afford the benefit packages. we have to become more efficient no matter what happens. >> what impact have you seen so far? >> there are fewer emissions, less uses of the emergency room and care has to simply be more efficient and of higher quality. >> cyrus, what about you. >> with 32 million new patients and no new doctors, we'll have a huge crisis. we have baby boomers who need more access to health care. with these 32 million people, it's a perfect storm as it relates to access. if you look at massachusetts who had health care reform similar to what we're seeing, since 2006, their wait times to see a doctor spike friday 20 days to 60 days. boston has among the worst times to see a doctor and on zocdoc you can find a doctor in a day. >> cyrus is right. it's estimated we will be short 90,000 doctors by 2020. why aren't there enough doctors? >> huge prob

i think she is the over whelming favorite.john mccain about ted cruz today saying would he be the most attractive nominee and i have to say he was demure about it. >> thank you so much. interesting. days ahead. months ahead. good to see you. >> all right coming up, hundreds of homes destroyed by wildfires. we have pictures of people struggling to save the houses. still in the path of those flames. [ female announcer ] who are we? we are the thinkers. the job jugglers. the up all-nighters. and the ones who turn ideas into action. we've made our passions our life's work. we strive for the moments where we can say, "i did it!" ♪ we are entrepreneurs who started it all... with a signature. legalzoom has helped start over 1 million businesses, turning dreamers into business owners. and we're here to help start yours. ♪ dial up my number now into business owners. ♪ weaving ♪ switch me on wire ♪ i want to touch you ♪ you're just made for love ♪ i need ooh la la la la la so she could take her dream to the next level. so we talked abou

. >> i think a lot of times it's daunting and over whelming. which he will -- >> chelsea is now seeing a nutritionist. >> he said let's lose some weight. let's see if we can set a reasonable goal to lose 10 pounds by january. >> chelsea is eating less food, drinking less soda and walking. >> a l healthy diet healthy diet is in number one weapon when fighting against cardiovascular disease. >>> a bumpy start to the week on wall street. >> [bells ringing] >> all the markets are down today. let's take a look at the numbers. the dow is down 136, the s&p off 14 and the nasdaq down 7. let's go to new york for tonight's cbs money watch update. >> stocks are lower as gridlock in washington continues. the government's partial shutdown is only part of the problem. investigators are concerned about the approaching deadline to raise the debt ceiling. if no agreement is reached the u.s. will be unable to pay its bills and default on it debts. >> china's vice finance minister is urging u.s. lawmakers to come to a resolution. they said the world's biggest eco

the evidence of his guilt is over whelming.is for the conviction to be overturned. >> you are saying judge, that he can win this case? >> i don't know if he can win this case. >> what does precedent tell you has the supreme court weighed in on this? >> yes, a guy has cis convicted the guy appeals it saying that the prison i was in wouldn't let me talk to my lawyers effectively. the supreme court has reversed those convictions and required new trailtrail trials. they have a mountain of evidence on this guy. >> the department of justice says they say they don't want his lawyers talking to anybody else because they are afraid that he will somehow by some code or signal insight or trigger another terror attack. this is a terror suspect. >> correct all of that would make perfect sense if the government had charged him with being part of a larger conspiracy. there is nobody else involved in this conspiracy that isn't in jail or dead. if the government wants to say he is a potential spear conspirator in jail. that would allow that. th

it was an over whel whelming response that exceeded what we've seen in medicare. tomorrow is going to be better. >> despite the delays the white house go argued the high numbers were a sign of intense interest in obamacare. california alone saw 1.7 million hits on its website in the first hour. connecticut reported 130,000 hits, maryland 87,000. >> what the administration is not reporting is how many people actually enrolled on tuesday. some of that is because officials won't know until people science a contract with an insurance company and make a down payment. these problems stopped people from signing up. >> maryland's online health benefit exchange suffered a similar problem. more than 65,000 people visited the website over by tuesday. >>> repairs are set to begin inside the building where a gunman killed 12 people at the washington navy yard. there's extensive damage where aaron alexis opened fire. a colorado-based firm is being paid $6 million to assess the damage and come up with a new design. >>> there were tense moments at jacksonville's international air

details are sketchy, whelm bring -- we'll bring you more as and when we get it. >> schools in the spanish islands have been ordered to stop teaching subjects in a language native to children who attend them. some see it as an attack. >> it's play time at san bettera school in the hills of ma yorka. most of the children speak catalan and spanish. as they head into lessons, teachers will prepare classes in both languages. that system is on the way out. soon they'll be taught in english. catalan will no longer be dominant. >> translation: we decided art will be taught in english, math and science in catalan. sport will be taught in catalan. >> the trilingual model is hugely complicated and unpopular. plenty of parents thing the government in madrid is conducting an in a positionistic experiment on the children. trance transthey want to >> translation: they want to spanishise the students. for that reason a lot of people relate the reforms with other times from spain's past. >> language reforms poke at two of spain's raw nerves - one old, one new. firstly - messing around with regional langua

bombers we need, but if we are going to have vessels and we are going to have bombers, they need to be whelming team. they need to be the very latest that you can buy. right now, the bulk of our nuclear bomber force is as old as i am. i am 54. you know, we have to think when hundred nuclear-capable bombers. >> host: they've been upgraded and modernized -- >> guest: the b-52 bombers was designed right after the second world war for a high altitude. it's got a patent for new electronics and avionics and weapons system. but they have the ability b-52s since 1962. on minute man three, the launch complexes themselves are more than half a century old. and this is not a plea for building hundreds of new bombers and missiles. but there needs to be attention to the infrastructure, particularly to the the command-and-control and infrastructure of nuclear forces. i am concerned about that with the cup racks that we've had not just because of the sequestered, but also as they look for places to cut. the nuclear enterprise as they call it i think of not gotten enough attention. i think it hasn't been kind o

kuch necessarily trailing by what, 24 points among whelm.cuccinelli trailing by what, 24 points among whelms one of three attorneys general who did not join a bipartisan push for reauthorization of the violence against women act. also cuccinelli was the first attorney general to sue the federal government over obama care, which expands access for women health care. he voted against a senate bill, stating that contraception is not abortion. he sponsored personhood bills, which would give legal rights to embryos from the moment of fertilization and potentially interfere with access to basic birth control. as a virginia senator, he pushed an amendment to defund state support for nonprofit clinics that perform abortions like planned parenthood. the 2012 election was not the end of the war on women. cuccinelli has spent his entire career as an elected official trying to roll back the progress on women's reproductive rights. now, by some counts, he is just four percentage points away from becoming governor of virginia, which is why it's more important than ever for women in the state of virginia

home and even more abroad, was that the president's difficult in getting the use of l to a came cal whelm world how great america is. and in that sense was a worrying precedent for the much larger and more cons questioning program. and the i ranians probably looking at this would say it's less likely that he would take the company at war. i. what would be your judgment of that whether there's anything to worry about here? ell, shureb that's pretty. how the iryeah option played out in the united states. i think it was obviously and i've seen that. they watch us very, very carefully. and that was one of the reasons why i was -- i believe that assad has turned himself to iran's muchy. until hezbollah came across the boarder and thought on the side of the apsalm and one back ll those towns and it was very of course. he's a terrorist group and it's coled by him and they want asam to win. this is something that is all intertwined. i think ve a disfaction. with what happened in syria, veryone knows that iran is watch him.e should >> all options are on the table. just what i believe that it was t