the president sat down today with the republican senators john mccain and lindsey graham part of white house efforts to reach out to lawmakers all this week. they started on this holiday and remember over the weekend president obama told the world the united states should take military action for sure to hold the syrian government accountable. that is after investigators concluded with high confidence that the regime of bashar al assad had launched a deadly chemical weapons attack on its own people. president obama then said he has decided that

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. >> reporter: john and diana, washington is on the verge of another self-inflicted crisis. the government is set to shut down. republicans and democrats blame each other, as the clock winds down. the stock market is soaring. the dow hit an all-time high this week. the housing market is showing resilience. future construction of single-family homes hit a five-year high. but it's all threatened by a possible government shutdown on september 30th. at the moment, there's no sign of compromise in washington. democrats and republicans are just shouting at each other. >> i've never seen a group of people more extreme than the hard right republicans in the house right now. >> while the president is happy to negotiate with vladimir putin, he won't engage with the congress on a plan to make deals for the deficit that threaten our economy. >> reporter: today, the house is expected to fund the government for three more months.

. >> there you have it, secretary of state, john kerry discussing peace in the middle east citing the tough decisions that have to be made between israel and palestine. kerry also addressed the economic and security issues in palestine that would have to be resolved in order to get a quote final statis agreement with israel. he also said the u.s. does not want to take up syria's civil war and cited what he called assad's deplorable use of chemical weapons against his own people. al jazeera will have live coverage of president obama's prime time speech on tuesday. and get the latest on syria by going to aljazeera.com and

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a state department official john bolton said syria iran and north korea should learn the lesson of iraq what is that if not a terrorist threat but it also indicates to us what the aim the real aim is and that is to remove all the independent governments in the middle east destroy the popular movements in order to secure its domination of this key strategic an oil rich region it's interesting to talk about iraq that we've just learned today that it's voted against intervention that the arab league is that not ironic bearing in mind of course in effect liberated pull u.s. forces. well you can see the tragedy of iraq the horrible tragedy that every day people are dying there over a million people were killed five million were made refugees or more than a quarter of the population killed wounded or made refugees by the us intervention and occupation you can certainly understand why the government in iraq and the government in iraq that was loyal to the interest of the iraqi people would want to

a moment wig music video where candidate julian assange recorded his own version of oz icon john farnham's activist anthem you're the voice that's right the fugitive whistleblower belting it out to woo the hearts and minds of voters he hopes will get him in a senate seat in victoria state music manifesto aside the wiki leaks party formed just last month promises to bring transparency accountability and justice to australia's parliament by pushing for public oversight of government government practices fighting corruption and providing people with a range of what it calls twenty first century freedoms that includes the free flow of information internet liberty protection for whistleblowers and national sovereignty on with integrity in the global community that's a tall order for any party but poll watchers are calling a songe a wild card candidate with the power to pull votes away from other australian anti establishment parties such as family first the pirate party and the sex party yes you heard that right so what if this wild card makes it in well he's got plenty of

secretary of state john kerry had what he said was an effective discussion with iran about their nuclear weapons productions. >>> the un scientists have released a report saying that the earth is in a long-term warming trend and the world can expect to see more extreme weather. >>> time is running out before a

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secretary of state john kerry says discussions have been meaningful and constructive. the voyager one spacecraft is now officially where no man has gone before. those are the latest headlines. it is friday on "france 24." thank you for tuning in. a judge in india has handed down four death sentences to the men involved in the fatal gain great of a woman on a new delhi -- gained rate -- gang rape on a new delhi bus. michelle harrison has more. >> sentence to death -- the fate for the four men who raped and tortured a young student. judge of bush, announced the verdict on -- judge yogesh

. >> reporter: indeed there were, john. all in all 21 people were arrested today.

senator john mccain is supporting the president's plan to launch military strikes inside syria, but voters in his district are not happy about that plan. he's not the only lawmaker who is feeling the heat. look at how many votes the president has and what he doesn't have in terms of a possible military strike on syria. [ male announcer ] this is claira. to prove to you that aleve is the better choice for her, she's agreed to give it up. that's today? [ male announcer ] we'll be with her all day to see how it goes. [ claira ] after the deliveries, i was okay.

john fowler will talk about the smoke and the effects. things are changing around. looking at winds on shore, northwesterly breeze. humidities come up and temperatures fall. when i come back i will break that down for you. a better scenario for firefighters into the next 24 hours. >> thank you. >> and ktvu's julie haener is live at the fire -- [no audio] >> reporter: we are at what is base camp. a small village within this large military reserve. i want to show you what is going on. this is the staging area for the firefighters and local and state agencies battling the morgan tire. we have crews from cal fire as well as east bay parks, livermore, pleasanton, almedia, oakland, richmond along with many others. it is a very busy place. they are on 24 hour shifts. they come off, 24 hours rest,

. >> reporter: secretary of state john kerry and his rugs counterpart mean get today, trying to strike a deal over syria's chemical weapons. syrian president bashar al assad, says he's willing to hand over its stockpile, but only if the u.s. drops its threat of a military strike. assad said his country will join the chemical weapons. >> they have signed the legislative decree. >> reporter: but assad wants a month to provide technical data on syria's chemical weapons and what he called standard procedure. not good enough, said the u.s. >> the words of the syrian regime, in our judgment, are simply not enough. >> reporter: kerry says the u.s.'s patience is limited. and russia needs to present a plan for assad to surrender the weapons right away. >> this is not a game. it has to be real. it has to be comprehensive. it has to be verifiable. and finally, there ought to be

john she has not been kind to the u.s. >> that's absolutely right. welcome to the united nations on this day. president obama will sweep past us any moment now. but you are absolutely right, the brazilian president has been pulling no punches when it comes

john kerry was dispatched to the sunday morning talk shows. kerry and several members of the white house are pushing for their support. >> the big name they want in their corner, senator john mccain. he has been invited to the white

the senate foreign relations committee, john kerry didn't want to rule it out entirely. >> i don't want to take off the table an option that might or might not be available to the president of the united states to secure the country. >> reporter: that sounded an alarm with the top republicans. >> i will say in response to your answer to senator menendez, i didn't find that a very appropriate response regarding boots on the ground. >> reporter: then kerry tried to clarify. >> let me be very clear now because i don't want anything coming out of this hearing that leaves any door open to any possibility. so let's shut that door now as tight as we can. >> reporter: foreign relations chairman bob menendez says loss of american credibility and further humanitarian disaster are consequences of inaction, that america's allies are watching. >> the decision we make, resolution we present to the senate and votes we take will reverb rate around the world. >> reporter: for the administration, the bigger challenge is winning over the american public. a pew poll shows opposition to air strikes is up 19

john kerry and chuck hagel and general martin dempsey will have the first public hearing on the possible use of force in syria. the president is also making his case. >> this is not iraq and it's not afghanistan. this is a limited proportional step. it will send a message to syria and other countries that may be interested in testing these norms. >> president obama is confident he'll get congress to back his plan. others are pushing for them to vote. >> assad did it and hundreds of children were killed. this is behavior outside the circle of civilized human behavior. we must respond. >> this is something that the unites states as a country needs

ahead, the senate foreign relations committee on which chuck hagel served as well as secretary of state john kerry, president obama and vice president biden all served on that very committee, they had a full day of hearings yesterday and that committee has marked up a resolution, which may be voted on as soon as this afternoon, and which has tightened the language regarding the authorization of force to be sure that the -- if there is a strike on syria, the strike will be limited in duration and scope and targeted for -- to degrade chemical weapons.

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just last week republican representative john becker introduced a new measure that would require i.d. at the polls in that state. 11 states currently require voter i.d. at the polls. several other states have pending legislation on that matter. now, policy matters say 900,000 lack i.d. and 200,000 are african-americans. what's the reasons being given here? >> it's obvious what their reasons are. they're trying to disenfranchise a certain group of folks and because they don't have candidates with better ideas who can compete, they try to rig the system. this is unamerican what they are trying to do. there are 900,000 folks and some of those people are elderly people, people who make less than $35,000 a year fall into

colorado's governor john hickenlooper warned people to stay away from the water. he said the dirt and sand have turned it into what he calls liquid cement. in boulder, will pitner was rescued by emergency workers and a neighbor after his home filled with water. barry petersen tells us there are scenes like that all over. >> reporter: it is a race to rescue the stranded before the next storm hits. this man made it to safety via a zip line amid cheers from relieved spectators.

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i'm john siegenthaler in new york. tonight americans are watching the clock and watching washington. >> the idea of putting the american people's hard-earned progress at risk is the height of irresponsibility and it doesn't have to happen. >> a warning from president obama. the impact felt on wall street as the markets tumble on shutdown fears. what else could happen if lawmakers can't agree. colorado flood victims might have to wait for federal help. and the

continuing resolution to fund the government with no exceptions would pass in the house, house speaker john boehner had this to say. >> with the clean cr off the table, is that not going to got closes and what federal workers will be affected. >> reporter: the federal government will not completely shut down at midnight, but museums, national parkss like t liberty will be closed to the public almost immediately. that is happen. >> that will not happen tonight before midnight, or it is not what happened back in 1995 when the government was shut down for 12 days. some will be closed, including 8,000 defense civilian employees. >> each agency has kind of had to go down its roster of people and decide who are the important people who still have to come to work and who are the lesser people that can be furloughed? >> once the shutdown starts, there is a question on what is viewed as nonessential to protect life and property. the financial markets could get a surprise, friday's release of the job labor statistics will be postponed if the shutdown lasts through friday. >> there are various adminis

dana bash, john king, and john avalon are out front, so dana, where do you think it stands right now outside the capital. this is the vote that would do it. >> exactly, so they're having the final debate on that vote. and what is going to be interesting to see is if in fact the house republicans have the vote. it looks like they do, based on sort of the procedural vote that we just saw in which the so-called moderates, and the very few of them who are left were not successful in derailing this whole process. the open question is whether or not frankly there are some conservatives, or those on the other side of the republican caucus who vote no because this doesn't go far enough in what they want to do. so this is the two wings of the party that john boehner is dealing with. but big picture, assuming this goes planned with the republican house leadership, yes, this gets kicked back to the senate and they have promised to reject it immediately. and we are back at square one, back in limbo. and again, i think this is important to underscore. i have not talked to any senior republican so

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but if he were to say exactly what you just said, john boehner would be a hero. >> to who? >> to the american people because for once he is saying he's staring down the radicals within his party. he's being a leader, and he's -- if it were to happen, preventing the government from shutting down. he might not be able to do it now -- >> when is his sister soldier moment when he says you guy are ruining our reputation? >> chris, i think it gets -- it might be too late to prevent a government shutdown, but it has to be before october 17th. it has to be before the united states crashes through the debt ceiling. >> john boehner could get away with it if he thought eric cantor and others would not stab him in the back doing so. we're talking about maybe 30 members who'd put up a fuss against him, who wants him out. >> that's a fascinating analysis. >> if newt gingrich was able to put down a rebellion as he did, john boehner could with the right leadership skills -- maybe he should read chris' book "hardball." >> no. i think it's time to read julius caesar. i think his is more appr

and john boehner for six months has been refusing to have. a house senate conference committee that can reconcile the house budget that they passed in the senate budget that they passed this in spain are is obstructing this thing exactly because beaner is a hostage to eighty eighty or so members of his caucus and the rest of his caucus who are worried about me and my primary and i know i know the. never given out you know like there is no you know like there's been a false equivalency about what's going on here and this is about how when he didn't live i want to read out of what is going to demagogue made ted cruz and some others in the senate who have no place in government who don't believe in government who are happy to see the government generally but only what are you a liar i'll do my what i would like you will ted cruz is a demagogue look it up he's a demagogue i will tell you right now when i hire a plumber to fix my pipes i don't want to hire a plumber that doesn't like indoor plumbing republicans send people to washington who think

joining us is senate republican conference chairman john thune of south dakota. as always, mr. thune, thank you, sir. can i get your reaction. president obama pretty rough at one of his news conferences. he said the republican party is being held up by extremists. extremists are holding america hostage. your response. >> well, the one thing i notice about his news conference, too, though larry, the president has not been engaged in these discussions and secondly his statements are i'm not going to negotiate, period, and to me that's an unreasonable position to take, it's unrealistic. i think the american people recognize that. this has to be a noimpingts you'. you have a republican house and a democratic senate and the president saying he's not going to negotiate is completely unreasonable and not a position he can sustain, and i hope that the american people, as they evaluate this, will come to that same conclusion. >> let's take a look at it. you've lost two party line votes basically, to de-fund obamacare and to delay obamacare. now, tonight is coming a third plan "c" vote w

louisiana's john fleming. do you think this is worth shutting down the government over? >> i think this is worth fighting over obamacare, which the american people reject. >> reporter: and worth shutting down the government? >> that's all i have to say. >> reporter: but for the first time, some house republicans like new york's peter king, are saying they won't go along with their g.o.p. colleagues. >> i'm going to vote against it. i have to vote against it. all we're doing is leading ourselves into a government shutdown for no reason. we've been in effect hijacked by ted cruz and by a segment of this party that has prevented us from keeping the government op open. >> reporter: the question right now is are there enough peter kings to bring down the bill tonight and force a change of course? we won't know the answer to that, scott, until the vote happens and at that point we will only be a few hours away from the midnight deadline. >> pelley: nancy cordes, thank you. now to the white house and correspondent major garrett. major? >> reporter: scott, the white house calls

sainthood for pope john paul ii and pope john xxiii. it is possible the former pope benedict could attend the ceremony in late april. >>> a sad day in pittsburgh for football fans everywhere. l.c. greenwood has died. he was part of the steel curtain defense and was a quiet giant who stood 6'6". he was a fearsome pass rusher. he made up what was probably the best front four ever. l.c. greenwood was 67 years old. >>> it's been called the field of dreams for collectors and fans of old chevys. we first showed you what was left of ray lambrick's chevy dealership in nebraska a few weeks back. now we can report they auctioned them all off. ray couldn't part with the used cars, 500 of them. some were indoors all this time. some were outside in the elements. a top bid of $140,000 went to this cream puff. a beautiful 1958 pickup with 1.3 original miles on the odometer. folks who make up the best brands annual report which not surprisingly ranks the best brands, have put apple in the number one position worldwide. coca-cola dropped from first to t

the 20th century's two most influential popes, john paul ii and john xxiii, will be canonized as saints next april 27. the vatican set the date today, and officials said retired pontiff benedict xvi may join pope francis in the ceremony. still ahead on the newshour, two takes on the possible shutdown, from the white house and a house republican. the push to get latinos to sign up for the new health insurance exchanges; israel's prime minister visits president obama; plus, violence against christians in pakistan; and tracking religious persecution around the world. >> woodruff: we return now to our lead story with two takes on the showdown here in washington over funding the federal government. first, the obama administration's view. dan pfeiffer is a senior adviser to the president. he joins me now from the white house. newshour dan pfeiffer. let me just cite to you what republican leaders in the housing are saying this afternoon. they've modified their position somewhat. they're no longer insisting on a full delay or defunding of the health care law. they're now saying only if the pres

abc news learned just minutes ago he spoke to house speaker john boehner. it was a 10 minute phone call, there were no break throughs. >> the house and senate are just hours from forcing the first government shut down in nearly two decade autos putting the american peoples' hard earned progress at risk is the height of irresponsibility. it doesn't have to low pressure. >> this afternoon, democrat-controlled senate did as expected. it rejected a measure passed by the house on saturday keeping the government run temporarily but delay the health care law by one year. >> the republican government shut down has pure and simple. >> in this game of shut down ping pong, the ball is back on the house side this, morning, john boehner indicated he won't budth when it comes to turning the government spending bill to obama care. >> this is law is not ready for prime time. the house has done its work. >> a poll found a majority of americans disapprove of house president obama, congressional republicans and congressional democrats are handling negotiations. but it's repub

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. >> reporter: democrat john delaney who made a fortune in finance before marylanders elected him to the house says he want to control the federal budget, even reform entitlements. >> what we're talking about now has nothing to do with those things. >> reporter: he opposes the gop proposal to cut the obamacare subsidy for members of congress and congressional staff. >> that is a mean spirited piece of legislation. >> reporter: you think this is going to get resolved tonight? maryland democrat donna edwards is convinced a shutdown will last no more than a few days. >> and i think a combination of democrats and republicans who aren't all the way over on that right wing are going to pass a continuing resolution so that we don't shut the government down. >> reporter: but a partial shutdown is looking more and more likely. bruce leshan, wusa9. >>> d.c. mayor vincent gray governments prince -- vincent gray says governments in d.c. will not close if there is a government shutdown deeming all government works he essential. >> our government will be open tomorrow and -- works essential. >> ou

i looked at his job and john boehner and barack obama to get in to a room to figure out the republicans continue to try to negotiate. there down to an individual mandate for a one-year delay trying to make sure the american people and members of congress have the same rules if we can go into that but that is what this is all about the republicans have been negotiating the democrats'' are holding hostage because they want to close the government. lou: i accept everything except republicans our just as pure as the driven snow. [laughter] >> i see both parties in terms of the potential of a lapse from the high road. with the apparel of the evidence that is not even achieve more than 40 percent of what the president promised. it is something i cannot understand why democrats are not as concerned as republicans. >> obamacare has been a disaster since it was passed using legislative chicanery to get it passed so from the democrats to say this is the law of the land in you cry over spilled milk let's be adults it is ridiculous. we have congress and the members that will vote this evening i am

next april francis will canonize pope john paul, ii and pope john, xxiii. >>> who will spend up to a quarter million dollars for millions in space? these people. more than 600 have signed on if the faa gives galactic the green light. >>> critics love this ending and it seems many fans did, too. >>> now to our top story at 7:00, just five hours until midnight and the first

continuing resolution to fund the government with no exceptions would pass in the house, house speaker john boehner had this to say. >> with the clean cr off the table, is that not going to happen? >> that is not going to happen. >> that will not happen tonight before midnight, or it is not going to happen ever? >> the house will act this evening and we'll send it over to the united states senate. >> so with the deadline and a partial shutdown looming, you may wonder what stays open, what closes and what federal workers will be affected. >> reporter: the federal government will not completely shut down at midnight, but museums, national parkss like t liberty will be closed to the public almost immediately. that is what happened back in 1995 when the government was shut down for 12 days. some will be closed, including 8,000 defense civilian employees. >> each agency has kind of had to go down its roster of people and decide who are the important people who still have to come to work and who are the lesser people that can be furloughed? >> once the shutdown starts, there is a question on what