while we are in minna throwing our stones, people in mecca are celebrating eid. it is like thanksgiving on steroids. we sacrifice the sheep and we give that food to the needy around our planet. my hajj is not valid unless i make the sacrifice. >> that's our program for now. i'm bob abernethy. you can follow us on twitter and facebook and watch us any time on the pbs app for iphones and ipads. and visit our website where there's always much more and where you can listen to or watch each of our programs. join us at pbs.org. >>> as we leave you, music from the dominican sisters of mary, mother of the eucharist. their cd was number one on billboards classical traditional chart for seven straight weeks. ♪ ♪ >>> major funding for "religion and ethics newsweekly" is provided by the lilly endowment, a private family foundation dedicated to the founders' interest in religious, community development and education. additional funding also provided by mutual of america. designing individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. >>> be m

somalis came together to celebrate eid. his relatives said they did not know what they feel or think. if it is him, he must have been brainwashed. >> tracing the shopping mall attackers from nairobi to norway, hundreds of teenagers protester paris to protest the repatriation after a 15-year-old girl was detained on a school bus in front of her classmates. she and her family were subsequently deported to kosovo. at theah store back monument today. the veterans were readying the zoo, and federal workers turned up at their offices. hours after congress reached a deal to extend the shutdown and extend the debt ceiling, the nation's capital was back in business, but president obama made a special point of warning that this kind of government wide crisis is not a workable strategy. >> welcome back, everybody. rarely has going back to work been the cause of such celebration, but as the 16-day shutdown came to an end, federal bureaucrats in washington seemed genuinely delighted to be back. >> the shutdown is over. how do you feel a

said the blast happened as worshipers were leaving the sunni mosque after prayers marking the holiday eid. a court in russia rejected an application for bail by another of the greenpeace protesters who were arrested in the arctic. the protester from britain was logistic coordinator of the arctic sunrise, the ship seized by russian security forces for weeks ago. the edinburgh zoo no longer believes that female panda is pregnant. her hormones and he later indicated she had conceived but lost later in the pregnancy. it is leasing the panda from china and pay $700,000 a year for them. 70 people died in an earthquake that struck central philippines, causing widespread destruction. the epicenter of the quake, which had a 7.1 magnitude was beneath the island of bohol. some modern low rise buildings collapsed, some roads were hit by lance glock -- landslides. jonathan head is following this from bangkok. we are hearing about some damage, some buildings affected. how much damage are we talking about? wide area, david. the earthquake was a powerful, the tremors were building that's bringing down bu

were in the window below them and the boardtha commission is not the be all and end all we know more eid today than the warren commission did but so far noa one has, for word it was wnti-castro cuban in the ciare t and lyndon johnson and thet t secret service itself some said there were two gunmen shot a dart from the connue umbrella but what i advisethe the children is look at the facts and continue researchod to and reading and you decide mini are is we have to be as skeptical as theseen c. theories and i am not anas apologist but everything i have seen says it was os' en com walden the window and firednu thet shots in reno much more foa today than them warren commission did.s coming f that is about all i can say in a nutshell. by >> host: the next call comes from california. >> caller:. >> want to express a sensitivity what it was likecame to be a 16 year-old at thatoi w time after watching three days of television the grief jst was overwhelming at the point where jackie kennedy it wase casket i just went to my room in and write a paul m. how senseless it wasou. with the three widows

. >>> [ inaudible ] in syria has continued across the country over the eid's period. at least 21 people have been killed in a bus explosion. thousands of people have left the area in the last two days, and the groups posted this video, showing a suicide attack 50 kilometers north of damascus. >> reporter: now what i'm hearing from [ inaudible ] that a land mine struck a bus carrying people. of course it took place in [ inaudible ] what is interesting is that it is surrounded by a number of syrian army bases in that area. that particular attack took place close to an air defense unit. that's why syrian activists are accusing the government for being behind the attack, saying they put some land mines in the area. now moving on to the video we showed about al-qaeda, now they do say that a suicide fighter from their ranks detonated a charge against a building where -- that belongs to the syrian army. there's no news on casualties, but from the videos that we have seen, the attack is massive. >>> still ahead on this news hour, more than a dozen people killed as a powerful

. >>> the hajj concluded with the celebration of eid al adha, the feast of the sacrifice, and one of the most important holidays on the muslim calendar. the muslims slaughtered livstock and offered prayers to remember abraham's willingness to sacrifice his zun sson. >>> a tragedy in india today, a stampede happened on the final day of the ten-day hindu festival hon forring the deity. there were rumors of a bridge's collapse that triggered a panic h. this is the second deadly stampede at that site in seven years. >>> relief efforts are under way in the philippines after a powerful earthquake this week. church leaders are appealing for food and medical aid. hundreds are dead or missing, and there was significant damage to two of the country's oldest churches which date back to the 16th and the 17th centuries. there were more high profile kidnappings in syria this week. gunmen stopped a humanitarian convoy and kidnapped seven red cross aid workers in northern syria, and at least three were later released. meanwhile, there were more signs of hope for other prominent hostage hostages. syr

it's the end of the eid holidays when families should be together in an atmosphere different to this. no dignity here and a desperate situation. a passport, an id can mean a bag of fresh meat. but a growing number of people no longer qualify for food handouts. >> translator: i have been standing here for hours trying to get a peace of meat. touch my child. she has a fever. >> reporter: then a lebanese man represents his anger at the roadblock. there is still some sympathy for syrians, though, by the end of the day this donated meat will feed around 4,000 families, but it isn't enough. >> we try our best. we told these people to wait until the end of the day, if we have meat left, we'll give it. >> reporter: most of these people return to buildings without running water with rents they can't afford. >> translator: her and her daughter are sick. i forced her to get up today. if she is sick, we all have a problem. we're the only ones who can take care of the children. >> reporter: but at least they have a roof over their heads unlike hundreds of thousands in these makeshift settlements.

he was gathering vegables to prepare for an east of eid >> translation: i could see the drone hovering, why would i worry, neither my grandmother or i were militants. when it fired, the ground shook. >> shrapnel from the second drone hit nabila, his sister, later. as she ran she heard the grandmother, the village witch doctor screaming. >> no one told me why my mother was targeted. four of my children from injured and four of my brother's children. we had to borrow money and sell lands to pay for the children's medical treatment. there has been no compensation. the pakistani government accepted my claim, confirmed the details but says it is not responsible, the u.s. is >> the obama administration has never commend on the strike that targeted the rehmans. and the cia never publicly acknowledged the drone program, that's something the democratic members of congress want changed. >> we neat greater transparency and disclosure. we haven't had a full and open debate in the united states congress. >> conagreesman alan greyson, who respond sored the congressional briefing said there were mora

he was speaking to worshippers during eid. >>> rescuers this morning are searching for more victims after 57.2 magnitude quake shook the central philippines. >> reporter: fire crews search for survivors beneath crumbled billings. the 7.2 magnitude earthquake hit just before 8:00 in the morning. it's force brought down buildings and sent people fleeing. >> translator: we were caught by surprise, the building collapsed as people were coming out. >> reporter: offices and schools were closed for a national holiday, and this way have saved laws. >> the san pedro church, a huge old spanish church built in the 1600s and severely damaged. amazingly, perhaps because it is a holiday today, there were no casualties at all there. the major of the town set up a cam monday center in a park just in front of the church, and people gathered under white tents they have set up temporarily. >> reporter: there are reports of a number of deaths when part of a fishing port building collapsed. and more deaths in another area when the roof of a market came down. earthquakes are common in the region, but many say

it's the end of the eid holiday when families should be together. a passport, an id, can mean a bag of fresh beef, but a growing number of people no longer qualify for food handouts. this mother is one for them. >> translator: i have been standing here for hours trying to get a peace of meat. my child has a fever. >> reporter: then a man trying to drive through the queue represents his anger at the roadblock. by the end of the day this donated meat will feed around 4,000 families, but it isn't enough. >> we try our best. we told these people to wait until the end of the day. if we have meat left, we'll get it. >> reporter: most of these people return to houses without running water and rent they can't afford. >> translator: her and her daughter are sick. i force her to get up today. if she's sick, we all have a problem. we're the only problems who can take care of the children. >> reporter: but at least they have a roof over their heads unlike hundreds of thousands in these makeshift settlements they are helplessly inadequate, and the dryness will s

. >>> the hajj concluded with the celebration of eid al adha, the feast of the sacrifice, and one of the most important holidays on the muslim calendar. the muslims slaughtered livestock and offered prayers to remember abraham's willingness to sacrifice his zun sson. >>> a tragedy in india today, a stampede happened on the final day of the ten-day hindu festival hon forring the deity. there were rumors of a bridge's collapse that triggered a panic h. this is the second deadly stampede at that site in seven years. >>> relief efforts are under way in the philippines after a powerful earthquake this week. church leaders are appealing for food and medical aid. hundreds are dead or missing, and there was significant damage to two of the country's oldest churches which date back to the 16th and the 17th centuries. there were more high profile kidnappings in syria this week. gunmen stopped a humanitarian convoy and kidnapped seven red cross aid workers in northern syria, and at least three were later released. meanwhile, there were more signs of hope for other prominent hostage hostages. sy

at least 61 people were killed while celebrating the religious holiday of eid, or the feast of sacrifice. it is hardly an isolated incident. take a look at this. these are just headlines in the past few weeks of attacks that have happened in the country. children and women have been killed, and these attacks have made many public spaces potentially deadly. the body count monitoring group says that over 7000 people have been killed by militant attacks in iraq this year alone. however, these are stories that you are not likely to read about in the day-to-day news coverage right here in the u.s. why is that? is it perhaps because american troops are out of harms way and we are ready to wash our hands of the iraq quagmire? to discuss the onslaught of violence plaguing that country, i'm joined by our correspondent and political analyst. i asked him if the reports of violence are representative of what is happening in iraq. >> i get calls from my former colleagues all the time. i was the spokesman in iraq for five years. the situation in iraq today is as bad as it was at the height of the civi

>> there is no senate plan eid has been moving the goalposts hour by hour. >> the one which was in place yesterday when they were about to meet the president, would you have been in favor of that? >> i really want this no washington exemption language. it think it is very, very important for the two reasons i have said. the basic principle, secondly, the practical matter of putting washington policymakers in the shoes of other americans with regard to obamacare. >> you have senator lindsey graham on your side to join the bitter fight on the hill. senator, thanks so much for your time today. >>> wal-mart pushes to stock moore goods made in the u.s.a. that's next. vo: it's that time of year again. medicare open enrollment. time to compare plans and costs. you don't have to make changes. buit never hurts to see if u can find bettoverage, save money, or both. and check out the preventive benefits you get after the health care la open enrollment ends december 7th. so now's the time. visit medicare.gov or call 1-800-medicare >>> welcome back. our made in the u.s.a. section we told you about wa

and put president and harry eid in position that i think that republan party would want them. >> we're t fairest people in the world, we passed an incredibly complex health care bill, tha fought, i think tre is a better way to do it. have offereddied -- exceptions. >> i know the history. but i want to know what you thinks going to happen here? >> well, i think certainlyi think we'll come to aolution, we'll have a conference in the morning i'm sure to go over the plan. lou: i have to believe dennis kucinich, the american people are go to get angry. that is that people are jus deciding not to act, they are deciding that,'m talking about primarily the republican loss have the opportunity to te the strategic advantage, in my opinion. tell me what you think, and move ahead with so-called clean continued resolution, restore the government, and leave it up to democrats to whether or not they give up their subsidies. >> well, there is a bigger picture, that is we still have to pay our bills. we go into default, we still have -- lou: no, no, i said, no, let me, maybe i did not be clear, they pa

and put president and harry eid in position that i think that republican party would want them. >> we're the fairest people in the world, we passed an incredibly complex health care bill, that fought, i think there is a better way to do it. we have offereddied -- exceptio. >> i know the history. but i want to know what you think is going to happen here? >> well, i think certainly, i think we'll come to a solution, we'll have a conference in the morning i'm sure to go over the plan. lou: i have to believe dennis kucinich, the american people are go to get angry. that is that people are just deciding not to act, they are deciding that, i'm talking about primarily the republican loss have the opportunity to take the strategic advantage, in my opinion. tell me what you think, and move ahead with so-called clean continued resolution, restore the government, and leave it up to democrats to whether or not they give up their subsidies. >> well, there is a bigger picture, that is we still have to pay our bills. we go into default, we still have -- lou: no, no, i said, no, let me, maybe i did not

it is at the end of the eid holiday, when things should be different than this. a passport, an id, can mean a bag of fresh beef, but a growing number of people no longer qualify. this mother is one of them. >> translator: i have been standing here for hours trying to get a piece of meat. plus my child has a fever. >> reporter: then a lebanese man represents his anger at the roadblock. there is still some sympathy for syrians, though, by the end of the day this donated meat will feed around 4,000 families, but it isn't enough. >> we try our best. we told these people to wait until the end of the day, if we have meat left we'll give them. >> reporter: most of these people return to buildings without running water and rents they can't afford. this woman breaks down before explaining. her sister takes over. >> translator: her and her daughter are sick, i forced her to get up today. we're the only one that can take care of the children. >> reporter: but at least they have a roof over their heads unlike hundreds of thousands in these makeshift tents. it's a place that

technology didn't -- we were overwhelmed because another part of the technology from another contractor, the eid, the registration process, when you first get in, they prompt you to register, she said because that didn't work. we go to andrew slavitt in charge of that, he said the government, he came to us last minute and said we needed to add a registration process. that kind of decision last minute would require a lot of time, it would require a lot of testing, that it seems like they didn't have time to do. you have all of the finger pointing and really no concrete answers. >> everybody's doing, one of these numbers, pointing at everybody else. how do they fix this thing? can it be fixed? >> a loot of folks are frustrated, how do we fix this? there are reports that there was a massive amount of coding involved in the project, something like 500 million lines of codes and 5 million lines of code needed to be fixed they asked cheryl campbell, she again, she's a vp of one of the contractors, listen to what she said. listen to her answer, suzanne. >> does cgi have to rewrite 5 million lines of co

he was speaking to worshippers during eid al ada. no one has claimed responsibility for the attack. >> and violence in iraq this morning, 12 people are dead after a blast in kirkuk, north of baghdad. the explosive detonated as worshippers were leaving a mosque after morning eid prayers. >>> hopes for a peaceful holiday despite the recent period of political instability and sustained violence. he job descriptions are in the midst of a one of the biggest celebrations of the year. earlier, they headed to market to prev for festive at this. >>> more victims are being sunshades for in the fill 15s. at least 85 people are dead. the quake, strong enough to demolish roofs and buildings on the southern island and that is not the only natural disaster facing asia. craig leeson, are we expecting the death toll to rise? >> reporter: well, it's been rising steadily throughout the day as rescuers have been digging through the rubble. the worst casualties have been on the island where the epi center was some 30 miles directly beneath that island. 7

it exploded as jamal was delivering a speech to worshippers to mark the muslim holiday of eid al-adha. around the world, millions of muslims took part in services and rituals on this holiday. there were special prayers from the arab world and africa to europe and the u.s. some people also slaughtered livestock as part of the "festival of sacrifice," to give meat to the poor. and in saudi arabia, muslims taking part in the annual hajj pilgrimage threw stones at walls representing satan. the ritual symbolizes the rejection of sin. a powerful earthquake in the central philippines killed more than 90 people today. it registered a 7.2 magnitude, and was centered on the island of bohol, beneath carmen city. many small buildings collapsed and area roads were damaged, hampering rescue operations. the country's oldest church, a 16th-century basilica in cebu, lost its bell tower. a top vatican official--= widely blamed for not preventing a series of scandals-- has formally stepped down. cardinal tarcisio bertone left his post as secretary of state today. during his tenure, the vatican struggled

the explosions rang out as iraqis celebrated the muslim holiday of eid al-adha. the annual hajj pilgrimage in saudi arabia came to an end today. nearly two million muslim pilgrims took part in the final day of commemorations in the holy city of mecca. they performed their last round of rituals before leaving the grand mosque-- islam's most important holy site. in australia, unseasonably hot temperatures combined with strong winds to fan the flames of nearly 100 wildfires. and 18 of the fires in new south wales-- the most populous state in the country-- were burning out of control. smoke plumes stretched for miles, and even cast an orange haze over downtown sydney. conditions are still too intense to get an accurate number of how many homes have been destroyed. >> we are unclear yet as to how many properties have been lost, but it's suspected that by the time we finish counting, it will at least be in the hundreds. the fact is that today's conditions, both the hot, dry conditions but also the wind conditions-- have contributed to the difficulties faced by firefigh

happened as governor arsallah jamal was delivering a speech tuesday morning to mark the muslim holiday of eid al-adha. the governor's spokesman says the bombing happened at the main mosque in the provincial capital of puli alam. police say 15 other people were wounded, five of them critically. >> in the philippines, rescue and recovery efforts are under way after a seven- point-one magnitude earthquake struck early this morning. officials say at least 85people were killed. the quake was centered near a town in the bohol province nearly three dozen people are missing. the tremor toppled buildings, including historic churches, and sent terrified people into the streets. it's feared some may be trapped underneath collapsed buildings. >> we are talking about sustained weather for the next couple of days. we're waking up to fog free conditions. take a look at temperatures. they're off to a cool start. milder weather in san jose. as we take a look at the headlines it is clear and we will continue with sunshine into the afternoon. we will range from the low 70's to the low 80s. if the temperatures w

>> that's on the eid site. >> can i ever get it back? >> i can relate my own experience. of course what i found out that i didn't get an email back, i called the qssi team to see what happened. indeed, eidm had a record of my transaction, received the transaction, and we know that eidm received my submission. we also know they sent that transaction over to the marketplace. as i mentioned eidm is only a tool used in the registration process. not the registration process. beyond that i don't have any visibility. >> can i get that information back? >> i believe that information would still reside in the registration tool. >> there's only so many passwords that he the mental capacity to make up. i'm running through all of them, continuing to sign this up. if you could return some of them back to me i would greatly appreciate that. ms. campbell, you referenced a number of questions from dr. murphy about the amount of money c.g.i. had received for this contract. >> to clarify, that's the total contract value. so to clarify, that's the total contract value through the out years.

>> that's on the eid site. >> can i ever get it back? >> i can relate my own experience. of course what i found out that i didn't get an email back, i called the qssi team to see what happened. indeed, eidm had a record of my transaction, received the transaction, and we know that eidm received my submission. we also know they sent that transaction over to the marketplace. as i mentioned eidm is only a tool used in the registration process. not the registration process. beyond that i don't have any visibility. >> can i get that information back? >> i believe that information would still reside in registration tool. >> there's only so many passwords that he the mental capacity to make up. i'm running through all of them, continuing to sign this up. if you could return some of them back to me i would greatly appreciate that. ms. campbell, you referenced a number of questions from dr. murphy about the amount of money c.g.i. had received for this contract. >> to clarify, that's the total contract value. so to clarify, that's the total contract value through the out years. tha

>> that's on the eid site. >> can i ever get it back? >> i can relate my own experience. of course what i found out that i didn't get an email back, i called the qssi team to see what happened. indeed, eidm had a record of my transaction, received the transaction, and we know that eidm received my submission. we also know they sent that transaction over to the marketplace. as i mentioned eidm is only a tool used in the registration process. not the registration process. beyond that i don't have any visibility. -- -- visibility. >> can i get that information back? >> i believe that information would still reside in registration tool. >> there's only so many passwords that he the mental capacity to make up. i'm running through all of them, continuing to sign this up. if you could return some of them back to me i would greatly appreciate that. ms. campbell, you referenced a number of questions from dr. murphy about the amount of money c.g.i. had received for this contract. >> to clarify, that's the total contract value. so to clarify, that's the total contract value through

>> that's on the eid site. >> can i ever get it back? >> i can relate my own experience. of course what i found out that i didn't get an email back, i called the qssi team to see what happened. indeed, eidm had a record of my transaction, received the transaction, and we know that eidm received my submission. we also know they sent that transaction over to the marketplace. as i mentioned eidm is only a tool used in the registration process. not the registration process. beyond that i don't have any visibility. -- -- visibility. >> can i get that information back? >> i believe that information would still reside in registration tool. >> there's only so many passwords that he the mental capacity to make up. i'm running through all of them, continuing to sign this up. if you could return some of them back to me i would greatly appreciate that. ms. campbell, you referenced a number of questions from dr. murphy about the amount of money c.g.i. had received for this contract. >> to clarify, that's the total contract value. so to clarify, that's the total contract value through