america continue to recover and come >> 15 years later how families, friends and the rest of america continued to recover and come together to honor those lost in the tragedy that reshape our nation. good evening today the nation pauses to remember the 3000 people who died in the worst terrorist attack in american history. >> in new york memorial services honor the victims who lost their lives 15 years ago this morning. the name of every person who died when planes hit the towers was red and echoed across the fountains. at the pentagon president obama spoke at a ceremony for the 184 people who lost their lives when a plane hit there. people gathered in pennsylvania where flight 93 crashed when passengers fought back to save the lives of others. >> here in the corridor people of different faiths can together to honor and pray for the souls lost to care 15 years ago.

>> at a gathering in cedar rapids this is a logical fear of terrorism has created an irrational fear of things we do sunday night saint stephens lutheran church opened their house of worship to every belief to remember a pain share by all. all.the inter religious council of linn county reached out to their communities to unite as one for a night of reflection.organizers planned for about 50 people but more than double that filled the church pews.there were christians, jews, muslims, bahai and native tribes.imam hassan salim says it is important for members of every faith to come together and continue building bridges to create communities built on love not hate. "one of the effects of 9/11 has been i think a great deal of fear and somtimes hostility suspicion and even hatred directed to muslim americans

9/11."following the service everyone shared food and conversation in the parish hall.covering the corridor joe huisinga fox 28 news today - not all eastern iowans are reflecting back of memories of the september 11th attacks. in fact - a whole generation wasn't even born september 11. a whole generation was not even born yet. connor morgan explains that changes in the classrooms to the attacks. >> reporter: it's one of those events when you know where you were. >> most of us remember september 11. that's not the case in schools as many students were not even alive during the tax. >> they have no memory of it. it's just what they've been told or see on tv. >> my parents always watch documentaries. they are horrible and i hate them. >> i have not studied it but i

what it was about. >> this forces history teachers to shift strategies. >> used to be the easiest thing for us because we could ask where were you on 9/11. now it's go talk to mom and dad or grandma or grandpa. >> most students are learning about 9/11 to social media. >> i don't look at books about it. >> a major change from 15 years ago. >> people did not open up their cell phones like it's too now. there was not social media. >> teaching has changed significantly in the last five years. he shows his classic footage of the events.>> everyone is engrossed in it. it's usually when the bell rings and moving on to next class. it's the one time of year where students are silent. >> covering the corridor . >> most students after 9/11 are

the terrorist attacks. some even stay after class to ask questions. >> as mentioned the president as well as presidential candidates attended ceremonies honoring the victims of the terrorist attacks. resident obama spoke tilling the crowd americans need to work together to defeat hatred. >> we remember and we will never forget the nearly 3000 beautiful lives taken from a so cruelly. including 184 children here. the youngest three years old. >> hillary clinton attended the ceremony at ground zero in new york but became ill and left early. video shows her stumbling to get into her band. some reports indicate she fainted. quentin went to rest at her daughter's apartment nearby.

clinton was diagnosed with pneumonia and given antibiotics and told to rest. her doctor says clinton became hydrated -- dehydrated. she is now recovering but she has canceled her plans to travel to california. as you can see donald trump also attended ground zero today - to honor the 15th anniversary of the attacks. trump also left the ceremony - before it concluded. ou to connect the presidential candidates to our viewers to better inform and empower you. we have reached out to the candidates to participate in extended interviews not only with our station but our sister stations across the coun. country.we want to hear from you. tell us what you want to know from the candidates. please share your thoughts

an update tonight - we know the identity of the body found in the iowa river last night in iowa city. city.the johnson county sheriff's office says it's 20-year-old nathan twedt.they

nathan's wet. he is from a married area and enrolled at the university of northern iowa. if you saw something related to this incident or have any information you need to call 356 356-6020. >> iowa city police also asking people because of a shooting. witnesses reported a person with a handgun. officers later arrested after that a person showed up at the emergency room with a gunshot wound. still a lot of unanswered questions but the shooting victim is expected to survive. >> we continue now with the corridor top stories. the va estimates 20 veterans commit suicide every day. today people gathered in logan to honor one of them. sergeant.

>> on this beautiful day veterans, friends and family with their motorcycles in honor of the sergeant. in honor of the sergeant we are happy to see cars and bikers and supporters. >> he served as a marine in in the national guard. he battled demons upon his return and in july he took his own life. >> hopefully this will bring awareness for everyone an it. >> this sheds light on the darkness looming over many american heroes. >> i do not want any more veterans to commit suicide. >> veterans do not get the care they need or deserve. >> we're still dealing with this and will be dealing with this for many years to come. >> the veterans who fought for their care fight for our country because of what happened 15 years ago today.

federal deficit, there is an appropriation bill for the veterans association each year. >> we have to make sure we keep putting resources into that because we don't have unlimited resource but this is a high- priority. >> as for the sergeant. his mother hopes his story will live on for cautionary tale. brandon was very good about helping others. he helped his fellow soldiers that came to him. he made sure he got the help they needed. with this being out there i hope he will save other lives. >> met lang cbs 2 news. >> senator. jodi earns to visit the medical center where the sergeant. visited hours before he committed suicide. >> today 9/11 ceremonies are the reminder of the terrorist threat. there are some calls for

that's a topic with the say what . >> where the greatest people in our military is depleted. >> our military may be the only thing that the presidential candidate agree on. it has brought some calls for the us to require many women to spend the mandatory year in the service. >> taking an 18-year-old and sending idea. >> i don't always think our government makes the best decisions with the military. a lot of times sending our youth to die in countries that we don't need to get involved -- >> israel all require time in the military. then says only as a last resort. >> the military should keep it on a voluntary basis but if the

something that may be a necessity. >> i think it would be a good idea but i would not limit it to military service. i would also consider peace corps work. >> or facebook page on rights i have always said there should be a two-year requirement and afterwards their service should help pay for college. jesse says this would be a saving grace since millennial's have become the weakest generation in history. >> safer world when you force people to fight. >> i remember during the vietnam war there were many men that did not want to participate because they did not agree. some of the move to canada to avoid the draft. >> we want to hear your thoughts and you can share them right now on her facebook page.

the first 10 minutes. >> coming up a huge night from the nfl to college. how the hawkeyes are feeling after a big win and what that means for the clothes. >> it was a beautiful weekend for football. there was fall weather all- around to high pressure. i will let you know what that i will let you know what that means when t we upped the ante at culver's to create the new crispy southwest chicken sandwich. spicy pepper jack cheese and jalape?o ranch. on a lightly buttered, toasted ciabatta roll. the perfect cheese for pepper jack is going to be creamy and mild, and it's really going to tone down the spiciness of the peppers. you're going to taste the cheese first, and then you're going to get just a little bit of warmth from the peppers. it's really good. a bold new flavor and only here for a limited time. mmmhmm.

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across the united states... states...but now -- there's a new kind of the drug that's more powerful than ever before. monday -- the fight against this new deadly mix.. >> of course we will see some changes as we head into the work week. for tonight it will still be nice and comfortable and cool. you can continue to air- conditioned yo temperatures are falling as to 60 degrees. as we head to the rest of the night it won't be as cold as last night but it will be on the cool side with temperatures in the mid-50s by 3 am. you will be waking up in the low 50s. you may need a light jacket when you go out the door. winds are also kicking up on

some warmer air tomorrow. as we head into the afternoon around-the-clock we have sustained winds of 10 to 20 miles an hour. we could have higher gusts of 25 miles per hour in the afternoon. all of that will be bringing in some warmer and more humid air. the storm system is starting to unfold in the northwestern part of the united states and is moving further to the south and closer to our air later this week. for right now it's been nice and calm because of high pressure for several days and led to this beautiful weekend that we had. we will start to see changes. high pressure located to the south and east. as will be picking up through the south for today and tomorrow. we will stay dry but it will be more humid. when the right moves through there will be some rain on tuesday. imagine the

that's because our dew points have been in the comfortable range in the 50 degree mark. on the sticky scale that's very nice. of course the dew points will be going back up but now we are 10 days away from false starting. we won't be seeing any thing in the oppressive range. we will feel stickier on tuesday and on friday. those are the days we will see the highest chance for showers and storms. going to be as high in the wisher levels will not be as high not anticipating the rainfall totals to be as high. right now models are indicating about an inch to an inch and a half aerial ride -- areawide. we need to dry out after

we do have a chance for showers and storms on tuesday. tomorrow will be dry and warm with temperatures in the 80s. we're in the 70s on tuesday and on wednesday we will be cool with sunshine and high temperature of low 70s. then we stay cool near-normal through the week and the next chance of rain comes on friday.>> coming up in sports we look back at last night cy- hawk massacre. all the iowa and coming up next. listen throughout the day for your weather forecasts on the mighty 1630 casey jj.

polls, well then they don't get to go debate.but let's take it back to the old schoola& because it wasn't always like this, cpd used to convene a panel of experts to determine who got to debate and who didn't. in '92 that panel let third party candidate ross perot debate. but in 2000 to make it clearer they implemented the system we have today-a system which hasn't let a third party candidate debate. so it's clearer but is it fair?well the cpd says it is because they say it only allows serious candidates to debate. set the standard at 15 percent and not 5 percent which would allow gary johnson to debate. but in the end thems the rules and whether mitt romney or 50 percent of voters want gary johnson on that stage unless he gets to 15 percent he's not going to be there.from washington, i'm raffi

from 20-11 through 20-14 - every cy-hawk now cbs 2 sports with pat moroney. >> from 2011 two 2014 every cy- hawk game was decided by six points or less. even lefties and it was close the whole way before iowa pulled away at the end. last night it was never close. the hawkeyes went around and

blowup. final score indicates how lopsided this game was. the hawks were the superior team and they showed it in every phase. >> we wanted theapy in-state rivals especially with the trophy of progress. you want to go and when that and to be able to do what we did was a great feeling. >> sometimes it didn't happen we wanted at home with the last few games with them. we just have to matt campbell knew he had a young group in year one - but one of the building blocks he was counting on - is m-i-a so far this year... through two games -- sophomore mike warren has 19 carries for just 58 yards -- and while some of that can be explained by an inexperienced o-line - some of it falls on the running back.... "i keep hearing about mike but mike's the guy that's gotta practice well and has to be a guy that's accoutnable on and off the field too in some ways

got some competition back there in my opinion right now as well" well""knowing that we haven't had success running the ball yet is a slap in the face to me and the offensive line.... if it's practice.. then we gotta practice harder.... first two games we're just trying to feel it out and you know we gotta get things rolling." to the n-f-l - the packers have seven straight playoff appearances - but last year - they did it ?without? jordy nelson - this year - jordy's back - the defense looks better - and once again - it's nelson. the defense looks better so it's super bowl or bus in green bay. they opened up in jacksonville. second quarter packers were down a field goal. nelson is back with a touchdown. 14-10 packers. on third and 10 they go over

the defender is also from any thread the needle and what a throw in a catch. green bay up at the half. fast forward to the fourth quarter. 23 seconds left. last chance for the jaguars. they were swallowed up by the packers and that's the ballgame. green bay wins 2723 and there next week in minnesota. the vikings traded hill got the start in tennessee. the offense was dead. the defense started -- decided to score themselves. it's a 77 pick six for hendrix. the vikings take the lead. the titans put it on the ground in it scooped up and no one is getting in front of that freight train. minnesota is not score an offensive touchdown but they win

bears driving -- jay cutler puts some heat on this fastball - right into the hands of eddie royal - that was a dart - bears go into the locker room up four... but the offense disappeared after that -- fourth quarter down one -- brock osweiler dumps it to will fuller -- and the rook weaves his way in for an 18-yard touchdown... the bears offense sputters in its opener -- they fall to houston, 24-13 - they'll travel to philly next week - and do their best to avoid falling to 0 and 2... wild one between the chiefs and the chargers... the chiefs were down 24-3 at one point - the chiefs were down 24 23 at one point but rallied. this one went all the way to overtime. the qb took it upon himself. alex smith with a game winner. the chiefs come all the way

>> it has been the best weekend weather wise. >> is going to change a little bit. >> it always does. >> we are 10 days away from false starting. that's the good news. tonight will not be as cold as last night. temperatures will be in the low 50s. you may need a jacket in the morning. through the day tomorrow temperatures will be 80 degrees and plenty of sunshine. the chance of rain increases by tuesday. that's when you will need the umbrella next.

news 10 at 10. >> dickerson: welcome back the "face the nation." i'm john dickerson. for more on where national security stands 15 years after the attacks of 9/11, we're joined by cbs news senior national security analyst and former homeland security adviser to george bush fran townsend. steven brill contributes to "the atlantic" and is the author of this month's cover story, "are we any and jeffrey goldberg writes for the atlantic and he's also a visiting fellow at the carnegie endowment for international peace. steve, i want the start with you. you worked for a year on this article, "are we any safer," and i apologize, but can you boil it down into an answer? >> in only 20 words. >> well, we're along stronger because of the work of the people like fran did and tens of thousands of others and the trillions of dollars we spent.