today he got the start have after josh freeman was put on the pine. let's take a look at it. there is magic mike. didn't do much. threw a lot of short passes, like this one, for the score. the bucket, and they give him the ball because it's his first touchdown, but he couldn't play defense. arizona coming back. carson palmer, zip, zip, zip. arizona wins 13-10. >>> and finally, the nats finish their season, 162 in the books. davy johnson finishing out. the nats lose today 3-2. but a pretty good year. 10 games over .500 they end. so not a bad season at all. >> and obviously davy won't be back. any hints on who might take his place? >> they were talking about maybe mike scioscia, a veteran guy what's got the grew got the gravitas. >> mama said there'd be hi, jericho? yes? did you say, "when i stream true blood on my slow internet it always buffers at the best part"? yeah? hi, jericho. oh my! i'll get you better internet if you invite me in. please come in, pam. this is crazy! pam is in my living room! [ male announcer ] with fios, america's fastest, most reliable internet, you g

. >> hilton freeman was right in the day when he said he would rather have $1 trillion budget in deficit than $2 trillion budget in balance. withdrawing resources from the economy. we are better off with a vibrant economy. it makes for vibrant defense. >> david: even john tandy can agree with the debt part of that issue, right? >> i don't know there. if chinand russia sell our debt they hurt china and russia more than the united states. i am with steve. i'd rather have debt than balanced budget with $4 trillion. i never understood the g.o.p. worship of that. last word for libertarian. thank you, folks. up next, now the nsa is getting naughty! new report saying some agent workers are spying on their lovers. what happened to only watching terrorists? is this proof that they can't be trusted with anyone's private i'm jamie colby. see you at 1:00 performed eastern. keep it on fox. >> david: remember the nsa saying they are only targeting the bad guys? reports surfacing that some employees are tracking their love interest. emac, you say this is undeniable proof we can't trust the guys with e

. >>> museum curator carolyn freeman got quite an eye full when she looked at surveillance film. >> that's himself name? >> no, that's not his name. >> here's where he was. you can see there's blood on the door where he tried to get into the main body of the museum. >> police believe this is an alcohol-induced event. they don't understand why he went in there in the first place but they do believe he used a truck he stole to try to get in and then he started rearranging things. >> oh, he's bending over. >> oh, he's bending over for the camera. >> maybe his thought process is i'm less likely to get tackled or thrown to the ground by somebody if i'm completely naked because nobody wants to touch me. >> nobody would want to touch this guy. according to police, he was in the museum overnight. police identify him as 21-year-old kevin quinn. how he got the car to get into the museum is a weird story. a stranger asked kevin to drive him somewhere in his truck because he was too drunk to drive. the stranger fell asleep and he took the truck. kevin is in a world of trouble. >> i'm glad they cracked

houston lest most of the game, but schaub picked off by freeman. ties the game. then in o.t., the 45-yard field goal and seahawks are 4 or for the first anytime franchise history. >>> college football. as soon as usc head coach lane kiffin arrived back in town from the trojans loss to arizona state, he was fired at the airport by athletic director pat heyden and will be replaced by an assistant. kiffin, 28-15, and parts of the last four seasons, but 7-6 last year. >> a's end the year with 96 victories two more than last season. they had a shutout in seattle. count go wrong with grounds keepers, their season-ending dance routine. a's explore with d explode with four in the second. sonny gray with a strong outing, struck out eight. 5-3 on the year. the a's get four more in the fifth. reddick doubles, a's end the regular season with the 9-0 shutout and will host detroit friday in game one of the alds. >> tigers finish the greer miami. what a finish, alvarez, nine no-hit innings, struck out four, walked one. there was no score into the bottom of the ninth. bases load

houston lest most of the game, but schaub picked off by freeman. ties the game. then in o.t., the 45-yard field goal and seahawks are 4 or for the first anytime franchise history. >>> college football. as soon as usc head coach lane kiffin arrived back in town from the trojans loss to arizona state, he was fired at the airport by athletic director pat heyden and will be replaced by an assistant. kiffin, 28-15, and parts of the last four seasons, but 7-6 last year. >> a's end the year with 96 victories two more than last season. they had a shutout in seattle. count go wrong with grounds keepers, their season-ending dance routine. a's explore with d explode with four in the second. sonny gray with a strong outing, struck out eight. 5-3 on the year. the a's get four more in the fifth. reddick doubles, a's end the regular season with the 9-0 shutout and will host detroit friday in game one of the alds. >> tigers finish the greer miami. what a finish, alvarez, nine no-hit innings, struck out four, walked one. there was no score into the bottom of the ninth. bases load

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presentation this is made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu, newman's own foundation, giving all profits to charity and pursuing the common good for over 30 years, and union bank. bank, ourn relationship managers work hard to understand the industry you operate in, working to nurture new ventures and help provide capital for key strategic decisions. we offer expertise and tailored solutions in a wide range of industries. what can we do for you? >> "bbc world news" was presented by kcet, los angeles. captioning sponsored by macneil/lehrer productions >> woodruff: the diplomatic push to find a solution to syria's chemical weapons could expand to a resolution to that country's bloody civil war. then, margaret warner reports from egypt on the uncertain future of the muslim brotherhood after the government's crackdown. thousands of artists spend months creating intricate sculptures on a massive scale and none of them is for sale at the nevada gathering called "burning man." >> it is like the greatest museum ever. you have your piece there, you don'

we are back with dan henninger, kim strassle and editor james freeman joins us. so let's ask that fundamental question, which i guess is the main issue here, five years later, are we safer from another meltdown? >> we wish. we'd like to say that we are. but absent a few minor reforms, we are missing the role of credit ratings, maybe we'll see some reduction in the amount of debt banks can take on. basically what we've had is a codification of the 28 bailouts of wall street. now firms are officially, systemically important and implicit, too big to fail label. >> but wait, now, there has been more capital standards have been raised. banks have to keep more capital, which is a buffer between them and trouble. i think that's an improvement, isn't it? >> well, we'll see. that's not entirely clear how that finishes up. but i think that assumes that regulators know the right amount of capital and they've set the right rules on what counts is in terms of the risk of certain assets, a lot of variables there. what is really amazing is if you think of the outrage back in 20

. >> hilton freeman was right in the day when he said he would rather have $1 trillion budget in deficit than $2 trillion budget in balance. withdrawing resources from the economy. we are better off with a vibrant economy. it makes for vibrant defense. >> david: even john tandy can agree with the debt part of that issue, right? >> i don't know there. if china and russia sell our debthey hurt china and russia more than the united states. i am with steve. i'd rather have debt than balanced budget with $4 trillion. i never understood the g.o.p. worship of that. last word for libertarian. thank you, folks. up next, now the nsa is getting naughty! new report saying some agent workers are spying on their lovers. what happened to only watching terrists? is this proof that they can't be trusted with anyone's private >> announcer: stop! living with hair loss, that is. losing your hair is no fun and no one wants to be bald, but there is hope. >> getting my hair back was the best thing that ever happened to me. >> i'm happy with the way i look now. >> i'm very excited about my hair. >> i feel beaut

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>> sort of like morgan -- with hisrgan freeman, arm injury. you have an arm injury? >> all the way, it starts back here. -- i forgottell me the number of stitches it was, but that is what i had. the last one was from here to about here. and the doctors, we were near shreveport, louisiana. the doctors had a knife like a butter knife and they started doing this with it. i thought they were not paying much attention to me. they were starting to get the glass out. and they said they had to hurt me. so they could tell where the glass was. ain't been back to them no more. is a harrowing story about an accident on a tour bus in your career. that arm was damaged, but obviously not damaged so badly that you could not recover and still play. what would you have done if your arm had been so damaged that you could not play guitar know more? >> i probably would have gone back to picking cotton. tavis: if your arm is messed up, you could not do much of nothing with it. >> not as much as the day before, but it seemed like it was good as a practice. i was trying to get at with that

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gomez gritÓ al lanzador, y intercambio palabras con el inicialista freeman. y mccann lo para y comienzan a discutir se armÓ la de san quintÍn el show terminÓ con tremenda pelea. las banca se vaciarb vaciaron ye convirtiÓ en un ring gigante de boxeo. >>> no es primera vez que les ocurre este tipo de peleas. recordemos lo que le pasÓ a zlo se fernÁndez, el pitcher de miami, que tuvo un enfrentamiento con los bravos por jonrones precisamente. para estar informado de lo que ocurre en los deportes visite univisiÓn deportes.com hasta aquÍ pamela, bÁrbara. >>> gracias la prÓxima semana finalmente se abre la inscripciÓn, en el mercado de seguros mÉdicos, pamela, amables televidentes en la nuevo ley de la salud. tenemos a cecilia ramÍrez harris que es experta del tema. aÚn mucha confusiÓn y muchas preguntas, adelante. >>> un momento histÓrico aquÍ en estados unidos. se estima que mÁs de 10 millones de hispanos podrÁn tener cobertura de salud a partir del prÓximo aÑo pero para eso tienen que inscribirse en el mercado de seguros mÉdicos, el prÓxim

she says, i would pay morgan freeman to narrate my life. "haley woke up at noon today. she's thinking about making a sandwich." [ laughter ] i think that's fun. he's the best voice. this one is from @arseneaujim. he says -- i would buy all of mc hammer's stuff and touch it all. [ laughter and applause ] crossing a line, buddy. watch it. >> steve: can't touch that. >> jimmy: that's the property of stanley burrell. this is from @shannongeary. she says, i would pay to design windshield wipers that don't miss that little triangle at the bottom of the window. [ laughter ] she'd probably get richer off of that one. this is from @feltnapkinhat. [ laughter ] >> steve: felt napkin hat? >> jimmy: yeah. >> steve: all right. >> jimmy: she says i would start every transaction by lowering my voice to a whisper, and saying, [ whispering ] "i've recently come into some money." [ laughter ] this one's from @mindymaggrah she says, i would buy every single pair of pants. everybody who wants to go pants shopping would be like what? [ laughter ] >> steve: that's -- dream big! >> jimmy: i do

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byfunding is made possible the freeman foundation, newman's own foundation, giving all profits to charity and pursuing the common good for over 30 years, union bank, and united healthcare. >> my customers can shop around, see who does good work and compare costs. it doesn't usually work that way with health care. but with united healthcare, i get information on quality rated doctors, treatment options, and estimates for how much i'll pay. that helps me and my guys make better decisions. i don't like guesses with my business and definitely not with our health. >> innovations that work for you. that's health in numbers. united healthcare. >> at union bank, our relationship managers work hard to understand the industry you operate in, working to nurture new ventures and help provide capital for key strategic decisions. we offer expertise and tailored solutions in a wide range of industries. what can we do for you? >> "bbc world news" was presented by kcet, los angeles. - hi, neighbor! we're going to meet a new friend. her name is chrissie! and then... we're going to school to find out what's

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. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu, newman's own foundation, giving all profits to charity and pursuing the common good for over 30 years, and union bank. >> at union bank, our relationship managers work hard to understand the industry you operate in, working to nurture new ventures and help provide capital for key strategic decisions. we offer expertise and tailored solutions in a wide range of industries. what can we do for you? >> "bbc world news america" was presented by kcet, los angeles. r captioning sponsored by macneil/lehrer productions >> woodruff: the u.s. house of representatives passed a spending bill sure to lead to a budget showdown and possible government shutdown. then, the white house pushed ahead with the first federal limits of carbon emissions for new power plants, despite opposition from the coal industry. margaret warner reports on the plight of egypt's coptic christians, amid ongoing political turmoil. >> since the 2011 revolution that deposed hosni mubarak-- especially after morsi

. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation, newman's own foundation, giving all proffered to charity and pursuing the common good for years. >> my customers can shop around and see who does good work and compare costs. a can also work their way with health care. with united health care, i get information and quality rating of doctors, treatment options, and estimates as to how much i will pay. that helps me and my guys make informed decisions. i do not like to make guesses with our business and definitely not with our help. that is health in numbers. united. >> at union bank, our relationship managers work hard to understand the industry you operate in, working to nurture new ventures and help provide capital for key strategic decisions. we offer expertise and tailored solutions in a wide range of industries. what can we do for you? >> "bbc world news" was presented by kcet, los angeles. captioning sponsored by macneil/lehrer productions >> ifill: a government shutdown is now just hours away, and the budget battle in congress continues. good evening.

david freeman was a peace corps volunteer, teaching english in ivory coast when he met and married kati. in the beginning my mother and my father were not in agreement to the marriage. and i think part of the reason was obviously the racial question. adjustments are part of any new marriage. but in these two cases richard and erma and david and kati were blending different cultures as well as personalties. one of the cultural problems that we had to overcome... was the problem of interpreting body language. in ivory coast at least in her tribe, when you give something to somebody-- well, go ahead and give me something. okay, so you do it with this movement of the hand and then a "hmm." i interpreted that as her being angry at me. the most difficult cultural issues that i had to deal with as far as our marriage was prably getting used to the tight filipino family unit. the family goes everywhere together. i had to tell her, "is ere any other way that we can deal with this problem ?" i felt like there wasn't enough room for us to grow together. another one of the cross-cultural problems t

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panel this week, "wall street journal" columnist and deputy editor dan eninger, bret stevens, james freeman and washington columnist kim strouset. you said the congress should approve force. >> barack obama does not make it easy to convey this point of view. >> why? >> he's done such a poor job defending his own position and institution of the presidency. this is not merely about a country called syria or about a president named barack obama. it's about the institution of the presidency which is committed to the united states in this region. it's about the fact the world is not a static place. it is volatile. it always volatile. if the united states, congress, its legislature is seen handing the president of the united states a defeat on this, pulling him back out of the world into washington, then places like the korean peninsula, the south china sea which is being disputed by china and japan or even iran, the idea of nuclear proliferation there, all these things will start to be enhanced. i think that is the risk we are running by defeating this resolution. >> james, 40 months to go on th

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your last meeting of the rules committee you did appoint [speaker not understood] freeman to seat 6 who was african-american. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> was there a reason why -- didn't we get a call from tony? ~ whether or not he was interested in this or why he isn't here today? >> mr. chair, applicant tony faataui was contacted but we never received a response from him whether or not he would be able to attend today's meeting. >> thank you very much. i have another question. both amanda and liz indicated seat 4. would they qualify for seat 5? i think the difference is one of them is for advocacy organization. nominating, another one is -- >> if i may. the qualifications for seat 5 are the person must be select from candidates nominated by nonprofit and provides advocacy in organizing services to homeless people and also must be homeless or formerly homeless. >> okay. so, i assume, then, both of them don't qualify for seat 5. >> mr. chair? >> yes. >> may i make a suggestion? ask the applicants whether or not they qualify for seat 5? >> that's why i was looking out there. applicant

freddie freeman and gerald laird of the braves were ejected. they win 4-0. >>> finally tonight, guys, check it out. members of the men's swimming and diving team from the naval academy taking this picture in the pool replicating the famous raising the flag in iwo jima, world war i. their season begins thursday. this photo making the rounds all over twitter and social media. >> pretty cool. >> took them two takes to get that done. >> that's a lot of holding your breath. >> only two. >> divers. >> i hope it's not like the directors around here. that was great guys. that >>> up in canada, they have a new invention patrolling a park up there. it looks like a cross between a remote controlled toy and a monster from where the wild things are or something like that. these birds are about to find out, this is not fun and games. it's called the goose-nator. it's used to shoe away geese. they can be awfully nasty and messy. the inventor says it's good on grass, water, ice and snow. he also claims it's a lot better than a dog for chasing geese away becaus

like to reach me on bbc.er, i am at katty kay >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation, newman's own foundation, union bank, and united health care. costs.umers can compare it can work that way with health care. i get information, quality ratings, treatment options, and estimates of how much i will pay. that helps me and my guys make informed decisions. myo not like guesses with business, and definitely not with our health. >> that is health in numbers. care.d health >> at union bank, our relationship managers work hard to understand the industry you operate in, working to nurture new ventures and help provide capital for key strategic decisions. we offer expertise and tailored solutions in a wide range of industries. what can we do for you? >> "bbc world news" was presented by kcet, los angeles. . . captioning sponsored by macneil/lehrer productions >> woodruff: battle lines hardened over federal spending today, a bill to fund the government looks set to clear the senate, but house speaker john boehner warned his chamber may block it. good evening, i'm judy

. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu, newman's own foundation, giving all profits to charity and pursuing the common good for over 30 years, and union bank. >> at union bank, our relationship managers work hard to understand the industry you operate in, working to nurture new ventures and help provide capital fokey strategic decisions. we offer expertise and tailored solutions in a wide range of industries. what can we do for you? >> "bbc world news" was presented by kcet, los angeles. captioning sponsored by macneil/lehrer productions >> woodruff: battling over budget issues took center stage on capitol hill today, with lawmakers fighting over how to avoid a federal government shutdown and a debt-limit crisis. >> ifill: plus, pope francis declared the catholic church's moral authority could fall like a house of cards, if it doesn't stop obsessing about issues like abortion and homosexuality. >> woodruff: and hari sreenivasan reports on a california town's unique plan to stem the damage from the housing dow

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. >> freeman hrabowski is the president of the university of maryland, baltimore county. he had lived in birmingham and was 12 that year. he had also marched and been arrested in may. >> it was like war, because the point was, if a church can be bombed and little girls killed, no one's safe anywhere. >> in the aftermath of the bombing, blacks and whites clashed in the streets. and before the day was over, two young black men had been shot to death. the bombing shocked people outside birmingham, especially because it had happened amid optimism after the successful march on washington, less than three weeks earlier. >> that exercise of true democracy that had just transpired was really shattered by this explosion in birmingham. and for many in the nation, it awoke them to just how difficult this task was going to be. >> but it also galvanized people in the north and the south to lobby even harder for the civil rights act. which was signed into law the following year. hrabowski attended the funeral service that was held for three of the girls in his church, sixth avenue bapt

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in her own words, carol freeman tells us about her journey, my quest is to photograph all 483 threatened endangered species in illinois. the habitat is comprised of all these flowers and sages and grasses. you can't have one without the other. that's why it's important to photograph them all. we had a very hard time finding good quality images of those species. i realized i didn't have pictures of them antreally grad photographers in the areas don't have pictures of them. i realized there was a need for somebody to go out and document beautifully these images. >> i always like to get the eye if i can. >> i think i'm over 140 right now. it's taken about 10 years to get that far. my favorite story for the most difficult species to mind is the heinz emerald dog gone fly. i would go out every other week during its flight season looking for this dragon fly. it took me three years and i finally tracked it down and got photos of it. she was beautiful. she flew right in front of me, landed on some cat tails. it was so exciting to finally see it and photograph it and have such good shots of it. m

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they beat the bucs and josh freeman has been benched and now against matt ryan with an explosive attack. >> they have an explosive attack but their offensive line isn't up to maybe they were a season ago. and then for bill belichick, what is he going to do out there? you know he is going to try to take away julio jones and try to take away tony gonzalez. a guy like roddy white has to have a big game. he has a sprained ankle. he still limping around. you can see it. so pressure on receivers like harry douglas and roddy white tonight to try to make plays. >> obviously, we will be talking about this on the pregame and throughout the game. wes welker to denver. aaron hernandez, sitting in jail. rob gronkowski still out with an injury. danny amendola, the same. neither made the trip. here is tom brady, perhaps the best of the best or there with peyton manning but he has got some problems. >> a little bit stunning to me actually that they are already 3-0 at this point in the season. you thought if you were going to get them, you better get them early. >> we are going to get to new york where

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we're back with dan henninger, kim strosel, and james freeman joins us. let's ask that fundamental question, which i guess is the main issue here. five years later, are we safer from another meltdown? >> we wish. we'd like to say that we are, but absent a few minor reforms reducing the role of credit ratings, maybe we'll see some reduction in the amount of debt banks can take on. basically, what we've had is a codifycation of the 2008 bailouts of wall street. and now our firms are officially systemically important and implicit too big to fail. >> wait, there's been more capital standards that have been raised. banks have to keep more capital, which is a buffer between them and trouble. i think that's an improvement, isn't it? >> we'll see. that's not entirely clear yet, how that finishes up. but i think that that assumes that regulators know the right amount of capital and they've set the right rules on what counts as, in terms of the risks of certain assets. a lot of variables there. but what's really amazing is if you think of the outrage back in 2008,

you will recall that daniel was punched in the face by rodney freeman back in february in chico. he was in town to visit cristina. freeman and eventually tweeting about the attack leading to a no contest plea and now heartbreak again for the tester and family after christina was hit by an alleged truckdriver late sunday night >> the cops call me at 620 and told me she was to buy a truck driver and it did not look like she was going to make it. >> christina's room and said she saw christina at her home before heading to the library to study for a test. >> she wanted to be a nurse. she was the best. she made the most amazing nurse. >> at the library she made great to go around 330 and study for hours. i decided to stay a little bit longer and she wanted to go home. >> it was on her way home that christina was it. we learned monday that she is now in a coma. her parents tell us they don't expect her to survive. >> all my dad. she was the best. no one will be able to replace her. >>anny: police have arrested the suspected drunk driver.19- year-old riley hoover. he is facing several f

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an attack and the sentiments crucial to preventing further escalation that's according to lawrence freeman and political journalist who the executive intelligence review. president obama is in great trouble the american people were outraged about this war and they basically bombarded their congress men and women a hundred to one in telegrams and calls and e-mails against this war so he was forced to back off on a policy that they're very old a week ago he was committed to launch a bombing campaign and i think the russian leadership and the american people have boxed a minutes you can't tell what's going to happen because there's so many different factors but we're clearly in a much improved geometry than we were a week ago are you watching live from moscow let's cross over now live pictures from our ruptly video agency you're looking at right there is geneva and we're on standby here on our for the minister of foreign affairs here in russia sort of left off he's going to be talking with his american counterpart all the u.s. secretary of state i should say that of john kerry syria the main