breaking news. a health scare. hillary clinton reveals she's been diagnosed with pneumonia. how it will impact her campaign. remembering the fallen 15 years later. how people in our area and across the country are paying tribute to those who lost their lives in the september 11th terror attacks. a solid start. eagles fans are celebrating carson wentz's debut after he leads the team to a win over the browns. nbc breaking news. and now back to that breaking news about the health of hillary clinton. within the past 30 minutes we've confirmed the democratic presidential nominee is battling pneumonia. clinton made headlines after leaving a 9/11 memorial service in new york this morning. her campaign originally said she

was overheated, but a doctor has confirmed clinton was diagnosed friday with pneumonia and put on antibiotics. she is said to be recovering nicely. now, this news comes as clinton's republican rival donald trump has repeatedly questioned her health and fitness to serve. for much more on these developments be sure to watch "nightly news" following our newscast. ♪ 15 years later we paused to remember the lives lost on 9/11. this afternoon thousands paid tribute to the victims of the september 11th terror attacks at lincoln financial field. among them vice president joe biden, who joined first responders and others to hold up a football field-sized american flag as the national anthem played. today marks the 15th anniversary of one of the darkest days in

our nation's history. we'll show you how the victims of 9/11 are being remembered across the nation, but we begin with lauren mayk who was at the linc for the special 9/11 tribute before the eagles/browns game. >> reporter: it is a start of the new football season and eagle fans are looking forward, but today for a few minutes they stopped and looked back at what happened and who we lost 15 years ago. they strolled out to the sidelines hoisting over shoulders and across arms the symbol that would fill the field. >> i mean, it was just like an out of body experience, just holding that flag and having the crowd cheer was just amazing. >> reporter: first responders lined up at lincoln financial field joined by players and vice president joe biden. the pregame tribute marking 15 years since the attacks of september 11th. >> this morning when i looked at the news in new york, i actually

cried a little bit. i go back and feel like i felt 40 years on the fire department. >> reporter: this day brings back memories. >> i'm a retired naval officer 28 years. >> reporter: he tailgated while the flags recognize law enforcement. >> it's a little bit emotional. i lost some folks that i knew in the pentagon because the navy wing is what was hit in the pentagon. >> reporter: back then isaiah burns was just entering the navy. >> we were taken to a room where we saw the second plane crash live on tv. i didn't know what was going on at the time. >> reporter: today they were together as thousands marked the day when here on this field football came second. and the members of the philadelphia fire department i spoke with tell me the vice president also met with them privately shaking each of their hands, giving them a small medallion and thanking them for

their service. live in south philadelphia, i'm lauren mayk, nbc 10 news. ♪ philadelphia mayor jim kenny joined a memorial to the fallen at the betsy ross house. it honored the victims. and bells rang here in man manchua township as they remember the thousands who lost their lives that day including the three residents of gloucester county. >> it feels like nobody is forgetting. everyone remembers what happened that day. and everyone -- everyone, i think, has some connection to it. so it's not just about our family. >> walsh's brother was just 21

when he was killed. in an annual tradition the names of all those killed in the september 11th attacks were read aloud by family members in new york this morning. >> francis joseph callahan. >> liam callahan. >> after the reading of the final name on the list, a musician played "taps." several family members said the loss of their loved ones still felt as if it happened yesterday, not 15 years ago. after holding a private moment of sil nens the oval office, president obama went to the pentagon where he helped place a wreath at the site where 184 people died on 9/11. the president spoke of the monument built to honor the dead adding the most enduring memorial is showing the america that we continue to be. >> and we stay true to ourselves. we stay true to what's best in us, that we do not let others

divide us. >> the president also praised military members and others who have helped the u.s. fight terrorism. ♪ the 40 passengers and crew of flight 93 who died on 9/11 were honored at the crash site in shanksville, pennsylvania. family members and officials expressed gratitude for the everyday heroes who bravely gave their lives to crash the hijacked plane headed for the u.s. capitol. turning now to the eagles and rookie quarterback carson wentz did not disappoint in the season opener. the birds beat the browns here at home. john clark is live at the linc with more on the debuts of went and coach doug peterson. john, that starts with a such a great one today. >> yeah, what an incredible first impression for the rookie

quarterback from north carolina state. carson wentz set an eagles rookie record for a quarterback with the most passing yards in his first game as quarterback. let's take a look at the action against the browns. carson wentz was poised and mature as doug peterson said they weren't surprised after the game. leading the eagles down on the opening drive. look at the perfect mass to jordan matthews in the corner of the end zone. remember that first td of carson wentz' career, 7-0 eagles. take a look at this throw. what a ball to nelson aguilar. two touchdowns for carson wentz. that's 35 yards right there. he finishes with 278 yards. that's an eagles quarterback record in their first game. birds win 21-10. carson said he wasn't nervous, but this was a dream come true. >> we came out and got a great team win. yeah, i think it will hit me now after the game. i've been dreaming about this since i was a kid.

but again it's just the first of many, and it's on the next week. >> boy, was he poised. coach doug peterson said all through the week he was preparing like a vet with five or six years in the nfl. for now i'm john clark. >> what a game, john, thank you. be sure to join us after our late news tonight for eagles game day final here on nbc. we'll have exclusive interviews with malcolm jenkins. he's a winner on the field. but what john dorinbos has to say as he goes to compete in "america's got talent." tomorrow morning will be quite a bit cooler. what you can expect for your monday and more heat later this week. that's next.

eagles' long snapper jon dorenbos is flying to go make magic in los angeles. >> hey, guys. we're going to be proud. >> this video dorebos leaving lincoln financial field about an hour ago. he's heading to los angeles where the season finale of "america's got talent." he'll do a magic routine on tuesday. he'll find out if he wins the season on wednesday. so nbc 10's jacqueline london will report live from los angeles with everything you need to know about his agt run. and make sure to catch his act tuesday right here on nbc 10. still ahead, remembering 9/11 15 years later. we'll take you to the official pennsylvania 9/11 memorial for a look at how people paid tribute to the victims from our area.

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recapping our breaking news about the health of hillary clinton. the democratic presidential nominee was diagnosed with pneumonia on friday and is on antibiotics. she will also have to scale back her campaign schedule. that revelation comes after this stumble was captured the on cell phone video as clinton left the september 11th remembrance in new york. and later clinton smiled as she left her daughter chelsea's apartment telling reporters she's feeling better. doctors say she's recovering nicely tonight. today, as we remember the 15th anniversary of the 9/11 terror attacks, we remember 18 of those victims from bucks county. today their loved ones gather for a memorial service at the

garden of reflection in lower makefield. it is the official pennsylvania september 11th memorial. and nbc 10's monique braxton was there. >> reporter: for each terrorist attack, two at the world trade center, one at the pentagon, and the crash in shanksville, the bell tolled. >> lorraine bay. william h. kelly jr. peter churrillo. >> it's been a decade and a half since 18 people from bucks county perished. >> when i think of michael i'm filled with such happy and loving memories of him. i can still see his beautiful smile as he left our bedroom that morning on the last day of his life on earth. >> their grieving relatives gathered here at the garden of reflections to remember loved ones lost. >> his last words to me were,

hey, mom, you know i love you guys. and i said, josh, you know we love you. and i did not hear from him again. ♪ amazing grace >> in the midst of doves decorated by school children, in the shadow of a steel beam from ground zero, we heard about miraculous survival. >> then the towers fell. first the south tower, the one hit 25 minutes before it fell. that one burns deep inside of me. >> reporter: as they leave this place they call sacred, flowers were placed at towers of water symbolizing what america shall never forget. in lower makefield, monique braxton, nbc 10 news. and a patriotic ceremony in south jersey marked today's somber anniversary and remember

those killed 15 years ago. ♪ whose broad stripes and bright stars ♪ >> people gathered at pennsauken township's noo9/11 memorial to reflect and remember. 2,997 american flags filled the ground, one for each person killed. the community also released doves in their memory. now, your nbc 10 first alert weather. well, it's nice outside right now. temperatures are comfortable. 83 degrees. it's been pretty comfortable all day long. a nice end to the weekend. just some clouds around across center city, but no rain in the forecast. in fact, later on this week, we'll start to warm up even more, but then we're going to get a big drop. you'll see that right with the seven-day scrolling at the bottom of the screen for you. temperatures are in the low 80s for most part. along this shore, pretty steady with temperatures around 80

degrees. off shore winds, 80 ocean city. tomorrow morning, though, it will be cooler than it was this morning. so temperatures will be dropping as we go overnight tonight. for the bus stop tomorrow morning, take a look at these numbers. if you're in allentown, you can be right around 50 degrees. very cool to start your monday. and this is for 7:30 tomorrow morning. philadelphia area around 60 degrees. reading could be around 50 degrees tomorrow morning. by the afternoon, it will still be very comfortable, but we do near 90 degrees again by wednesday this week. so we will be getting hot again. however, we have a cooldown by thursday. so we're going to go up and down a little bit this week. the normal high's 80. today we hit 85. near 90 wednesday. by thursday, we could only be in the upper 70s for an afternoon high temperature. so we'll be seeing quite a change in our air mass throughout the week. here's a look locally.

we're nice and dry. we're going to stay that way through the week. i don't really see any rain heading our way until the end of next weekend. tomorrow 82 for a high temperature. if you're in reading, temperature there 81 degrees. expect to be around 80 for most of new jersey. wilmingtol mington coming in at tomorrow. as we go into next weekend, that's when we'll see our next chance of rain. look at all the sunshine. we'll stay dry. big drop from wednesday to thursday. a lot of people are going to like it. then we go into the weekend, temperatures staying mostly in the 80s about. i'm john clark live at the linc. full highlights of carson wentz's debut coming up. @6ú-éo

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this is sports desk brought to you by xfinity. x-1 from xfinity will change the way you experience tv. hey, i'm john clark live from the linc. what a debut from the rookie quarterback out of north carolina state. carson wentz. he looked mature and poised beyond his xwreerps on the first drive he shows he belongs in the nfl. his first nfl completion, a second and ten right here. what a grab by ertz. he had six catches for 58 yards. that really ignited the drive. here is carson, the perfect pass to jordan matthews in the corner of the end zone. 19-yard touchdown, over 100 yards for jordan. 7-0 eagles. and a nice debut for jim schwartz as defensive coordinator. the browns definitely helped out. look at this. the snap over rg-iii's head. that's a safety. 15-10 eagles. they had three sacks in the second half on rg-iii.

doug pederson with the gamble. going for it on fourth and four at the brown's 40. carson wentz once again hooking up with zach ertz. look at this beautiful pass. drops it into the arms of nelson aguillor. carson wentz with 278 yards. that's the most in a game for an eagles rookie quarterback in his first start. birds beat the browns 29-10. carson hadn't played in a month. >> it just really goes back to the offseason although getting here in the spring and right after the draft, all summer long being around those guys. obviously the number of reps was limited. we made it work. at the end of the day it comes down to players making plays. that's what we did today. >> he's a big strong guy. 6'5", 240, whatever. he's a big boy. i'm proud of the way he handled it. a lot on his plate today. feels good to get a win. >> all i know is he's a great

football player and a great competitor. that's what it comes down to about being poised like that. he's going to take some hits and make great plays. he's ready for that moment. >> and i'll tell you what, after the game a lot of eagle fans were probably like, wow, this guy played amazing. eagles players say they weren't surprised. that's how good carson wentz is. more tonight after sunday night football. i'm john clark at the linc. we're right back.

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fourteen americans killed in a san bernardino mass shooting... but after this tragedy - when pat toomey had the chance to ban suspected terrorists from buying guns - he voted against closing this loophole for terrorists - and with the gun lobby. katie: we have to do everything in our power to keep guns away from terrorists who threaten our way of life. i'm katie mcginty and i approve this message because we can't risk our families' safety on a loophole. in just a few hours a new miss america will be crowned at boardwalk hall in atlantic city. the 52 contestants had plenty of fun yesterday during the show us your shoes parade on the boardwalk. the women designed the shoes to celebrate the spirit of their home state. now, here's a look at our local contestants. samantha lambert is representing

pennsylvania. britain na wik is representing miss new jersey. and amanda boss represents delaware. best of luck. the clean air council's 11th annual greenfest philly featured an eco beer garden. attendees enjoyed a rock wall, eco-friendly crafts and live music. we had a great day for that. >> yeah, we did. >> with the wind and the sunshine. >> nice and breezy if you liked it. sometimes the breeze is a little annoying. but a really nice day today. we got to the mid-80s. tomorrow in the low 80s with morning temperatures starting off around 60 degrees, maybe in the 50s for the lehigh valley. it will be a cool start. we could be near 90 by wednesday. >> that's nbc 10 news for now. i'm denise nakano. we'll see you back here tonight after the game.

news. new questions about hillary clinton's health after she almost collapses leaving a 9/11 ceremony. her doctor now say she is has pneumonia. tonight a closer look at clinton's medical history and the implil indications for the campaign. the up roof over comments about donald trump supporters. what both candidates are saying about her choice of words. taking a stand. an entire nfl team locking arms today during the national anthem. the latest call by athletes for social justice. and day of remembrance. 15 years after the 9/11 attack honoring the victims and how one family learned to grieve and to go on. "nbc nightly news"