An arizona manup set with an emergency operator who laughed during his call for help. Captioning funded by cbs who laughed during his call for help. This is the cbs morning news for thursday, october 3rd, 2013. Good morning. Good to be with you. Im annemarie green. The budget standoff enters its third day today. President obama met with congressional leaders at the white house for more than an hour last night. Participants described the conversation as useful and polite, but nothing was accomplished. A just released cbs news poll shows 44 blame republicans. 33 blame president obama and the democrats, and 17 blame both. Susan mcginnis is in washington and has the latest. Susan, good morning. Annemarie, good morning. This was the first meeting between the president and leaders in Congress Since this shutdown began, and it pretty much ended with them coming out and reiterating they havent budged from their positions. Theyll slug it out again today while the federal workers sit at home wit
The last snow melts. Reporter record snowfallout west has meant many avalanches, and some victims not as lucky as the snowmobilers in colorado. I was flying through the air and it happened so fast. Reporter they survived. More than a dozen others this winter have not. While nearly 2 dozen died last week alone in storms and wrecks. When it freezes, it is going to be treacherous. Reporter clearing the roads has taken a toll on government budgets across the country. Chicago set aside 20 million, but it has already spent 25 milli mid the supplies have been drained. Rhode island and ohio are running low on salt, and so are their suppliers. Aging infrastructure is resulting in costly water main breaks in places like baltimore and syracuse and this one in e detroit. The relentless storms have led to the largest Flight Cancellations and in more than 25 year, and more than 75,000 domestic flights are cancelled since september 21st. This winters weather is taking a toll. Awe gugustas National Go
Looking for a person of interest in connection with the stabbing shortly after 7 00 early this morning. A man was stabbed multiple times in the 3300 lock up Piedmont Avenue and taken to the hospital. We are determining the extent of his injuries. A Baltimore City firefighter is reeked covering after he became ill on the scene of an Early Morning fire and flames broke in the 120045 a. M. Block of east preston street. Crews had to call for a second alarm and the flames damaged all three floors of the building before firefighters could get them under control. No civilians were injured. Countye in anne arundel are looking for gunman who injured a oneyearold girl when he shot into their familys home. Detectives say the suspect fired two rounds through a window in the 600 block. Of cap buried drive it send fragments and broken glass. Targetedy says it was but neighbors insist there is no drug roblin in the community and they call one of the homeowners of bully saying he picks on africanameri
150 years ago live in washington. Im hannah brandt. A long time ago what does President Biden think about this whole issue of expanding the court . Well, great. He said multiple times that he opposes the move. Instead, he continues to urge congress to pass legislation on things like Abortion Access so that the Supreme Court doesnt even have a say in it. All right. Hannah brandt reporting live for us tonight from washington. Thank you. Hannah. A Bipartisan Group of lawmakers in washington, d. C. , are introducing legislation that would require federal recognition of same an interracial marriages. The respect for marriage act comes after the Supreme Court revealed the landmark roe v wade ruling conservative Justice Clarence thomas has said that the court should reconsider opinions protecting same relationships, marriage, equality and access to contraceptives. The legislation would go up for a vote on the floor this week. Illinois senator durbin says it when the bill reaches the senate, i
This is wjz tv, baltimore. From the city to the counties to your neighborhood, now its complete coverage. Its wjz, marylands news station. Military under fire. A new push in washington to overhaul how the military handles sex assault victims. When i reported the assault, my commander responded with retaliation. Heres what people are talking about tonight. Taking a stuff stand against Sexual Assaults in the military. Demanding the department of defense do something about the way those cases are dealt with. We are live and we have more on the new push. Reporter some lawmakers say military prosecutors, not commanders, should be making the decisions about whether Sexual Assault cases move forward. A graduate of the naval academy, she left the marines after she says she was gang raped by fellow officers. The incident allegedly happened in 2009 at the Marine Barracks in washington, d. C. Where clay says the commander fostered a hostile environment. He decided in writing that calling officers