line would take up to 6700 cars off the road each day. if funding passes, planning studies on how and where to build the bus stations would start next year. construction could start in 2018. adrienne: with the unofficial end of summer this labor day weekend, time is running out to check out some of the seasons -- season us -- season's best attractions. first up, fish fry and a flick. you only have one more chance to discovery world. "star wars: the force awakens" will play this friday, september 9. coming up next wednesday, the 4th and final newaukee night market. the market is held on wisconsin avenue between second and fourth streets once a month in the summer. it's open from 5:00-10:00 on wednesday, september 14. and another sure sign of the end of the season, the doggie dip at cool waters in greenfield. man's best friend gets to take a

for the winter. it runs from 6:30 until 8:00 tomorrow night. sheldon: things are slowly getting back to normal after the big college football game inside lambeau field. adrienne: now it's time to clean up title town after an exciting showdown between the badgers and lsu. how one bar owner is using the boost in business to give back. sheldon: then, monuments around d.c. looking a little dirty. what's causing the grime, and why crews can't just clean it

sheldon: more accidents involving carnival rides. this time, a spinning ride at a tennessee fair sent 8 people to hospital after an abrupt hault. adrienne: abc's marci gonzalez has the latest in a string of carnival accidents this summer. marci: tonight, a dozen people, mostly children, recovering after terrifying fair accidents in two states. >> the harness came up and i had fallen onto the railing in the middle of the ride. marci: the moonraker ride at a memphis carnival malfunctioning saturday. teens left dangling, some falling from their seats. >> the ride operator panicked and hit a button that released the safety bars before the ride was actually in the cradle. marci: this within hours of another fair accident in chicago.

when a rollercoaster came to an abrupt stop. >> one of the little girls ripped forward and hit her face on the ride. reporter: in may, a little girl suffering this dramatic expense. >> there is risk in every amusement ride. a majority of the incidents that occur at amusement parks today are human error. reporter: of the more than one billion carnival rides page year, just 13,000 people suffer injuries. sheldon: experts from around the world are working to solve a mystery in our nation's capital. an invasive microscopic organism is leaving its mark on washington's monuments and memorials. as sally kidd reports no one's sure how to stop it.

story monuments honoring america's greatest leaders and fallen heroes. >> we noticed right away. sally: but look closer at the jefferson memorial -- >> the dome is so black. sally: the once gleaming white marble isn't so white anymore. >> dirty. sally: it needs more than a good scrubbing. >> it's not necessarily horrible, right? sally: the grimy film and black splotches are actually caused by an invasive bacteria. >> makes it look old and dirty. sally: officially known as biofilm. >> a colony of microscopic organisms which band together and then attach themselves to a host location. sally: from the jefferson, to the lincoln, to the washington monument. from arlington national cemetery to congressional cemetery, the mysterious biofilm just keeps growing. >> there is not, at this point, a known permanent solution for dealing with biofilm. sally: the national park service has tapped experts worldwide to

concoction. >> we've been testing some chemical biocides, some that have proven very effective, some not so much. sally: but no one's giving up. the park service says eventually it'll find a way to make these monuments to american history shine once again. sheldon: the ugly biofilm is not just a problem in washington, it's hitting landmarks across the world, some as far away as cambodia. adrienne: yesterday was the fun, today is the clean up. tens of thousands of people were in green bay for the badgers and lsu game at lambeau. now, businesses like nearby bar stadium view say it's one of the busiest weekends they've seen in years. that includes almost double the business on packer game days. >> i think it's the greatest thing in the world. it's a shame we aren't going to have a game next year, but hopefully the year after. i mean it made all the motels a

the casinos, everybody makes money when green bay is busy. adrienne: thanks to an overflow of business, stadium view decided to give back. $1 for every brat sold is going to recovery efforts in louisiana. they ended up with a $1700 donation. that is a lot of rocks -- brats. a football sideline is getting national attention. not for a good reason. sheldon: this was the line someone drew for a high school football game in pns a player tweeted a picture of the squiggly line, and it's been re-tweeted thousands of times and even ended up on espn. both coaches talked about the sideline before the game and agreed it was playable. the school district will fix the crooked line before the next home game. some -- someone has some explaining to do. adrienne: everybody is still

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upset 5th ranked lsu at lambeau field. players celebrated with everything from tears to lambeau leaps. kicker rafael gaglianone celebrated with the best of them. he did so after honoring his close friend in the best way that he could. gaglianone made 3 field goals in the badgers 16-14 win over the tigers, including this game winning 47 yarder. this season, gaglianone switched his number from 10 to 27 to honor his late friend sam foltz, a punter from nebraska who was killed in a car accident in

gaglianone was the hero on saturday, and he credits much of his success to his dear friend. >> you could not script that any better. it is a dream coming true. it is great to be able to help your teammates. as a kicker, you just have to relax. i feel like sam kind that ball for me. it was a blessing for sure. stephen: the badgers sealed the win over the tigers thanks to d'cota dixon's interception in the closing minute of the game, but a scary moment after the play as dixon was met with a cheap shot from tigers offensive lineman josh boutte. dixon remained on the ground for a few seconds before continuing to celebrate. boutte was ejected for the hit and lsu head coach les miles says he will review the play for further disciplinary action. dixon was not injured on the play, and safe to say he didn't

>> i didn't see him at all. i did not see that big boy. it is what it is. he was probably just upset. i would have been frustrated. i don't know if i would have handled it that way. obviously, he was frustrated. it was all right. stephen: while his brother t.j. was celebrating with the badgers, j.j. watt had plenty to celebrate himself. the 3-time defensive player of the year was activated from the physically unable to perform list after undergoing surgery to repair a herniated disc. watt will practice in monday and should be available week one for houston. from one badger to another, less than 24 hours after he was waived by the vikings, former whitnall high star joel stave signed with minnesota's practice squad. stave started in the vikings' preseason finale, and is currently third on the depth chart after the acquisition of sam bradford at quarterback. on saturday, sam barrington was

on sunday, he has found a new home. the linebacker was claimed by the kansas city chiefs today. barrington was a 7th round selection with the packers in 2013, but was plagued with injuries in his 3 years in green bay. as we showed you in our last half hour, the brewers completed a sweep of the pirates this afternoon. milwaukee outscored pittsburgh 18-4 in three games. domingo santana hit his first and second homeruns since returning from the dl on august 19. it marked his first career multi-homerun game. >> it is so great to be back playing. i just feel humble. it is great to have the team win. >> it is a great game to have him back in the swing of things. he has done a great job against left-handed pitching all year. stephen: tennis anyone? a major upset at the u.s. open tonight. 4th seeded rafael nadal goes down in a fifth set tiebreaker to lucas pouille.

this match. pouille won his third straight five set match this open to advance to the quarterfinals. this marks the first year since 2004 that nadal has not reached the quarterfinal at a grand slam in a calendar yer. -- calendar year. earlier in the day at the open, watch this from gael monfils. in the middle of the point, he attempts to tie his shoe against marcos baghdatis. as i'm sure you could imagine, it didn't work out in his favor. he was able to have a laugh abou monfils won in straight sets. finally, rory mcilroy going five under. look at the shot for the potential double eagle. it would have been his first career albatross. shots like this one are why.

adrienne: i want to go back to that guy trying to tie his shoe. do you think he was just not realizing? stephen: he's known as a bit of a jokester. he was able to laugh it off.

lindsey: if you're worried about labor day, if you're in southeastern wisconsin, you are good to go. there will be storms to our north and west. by tuesday evening bleeding into wednesday, we will see an active patternry the weather played nice. it gave us the best labor day weekend in the country. there are all these storms going on. adrienne: we are lucky. sheldon: thank you for staying up with us.

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scoring two first half touchdowns in saturday's 28-7 home win over villanova. >> he did it less than four months after beating cancer. >> reporter: number 24, james connor taking the field against villanova and the place explodes. and that's because everyone knew. they knew what a tough year he'd just been through. it started last season with this image. centimeters in the chest and some swollen lymph nodes tumors in my neck. >> reporter: it was hodgkin's lymphoma. a cancer with a high rate of recovery, but only after a lot of chemotherapy. >> the fear of dying, the fear of chemotherapy, not knowing what to expect. >> reporter: but he was all in. 12 rounds of chemo while never missing a preseason workout. >> i wanted to be around

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this morning on "world news now," hermine causing trouble this holiday weekend. >> the storm now a post tropical cyclone causing dangerous conditions for many along the shore in the northeast, as communities in the south are cleaning up the mess left behind. accu-weather. and as the anger grows over colin kaepernick's national anthem protest, another athlete takes a knee in solidarity. the controversy gaining more attention overnight with this latest development. we'll have full details ahead. a rare closeup of a living baseball legend. the famously private derek jeter opens up about his amazing 20-season career with the new york yankees, and why he says he can't just retire and chill out. what are his plans now?

together. we'll check out their snazzy coordinated clothing and see if there's something to their perfect matching system. it's monday, september 5th. >> from abc news, this is "world news now." we should have planned our matching labor day weekend outfits. >> we did not. good morning. and happy labor day. i'm nick watt in for kendis gibson. >> i'm diane macedo. weather on the northeastern shorelines. tropical storm warnings canceled, but the remnants of hermine, a post tropical cyclone around the coast. >> hermine has sustained winds of 70 miles per hour and is generating heavy surf and dangerous rip currents. beaches are closed on cape cod and people are advised to stay out of the water. >> ocean city's delaware beaches were deserted yesterday with no swimming or surfing permitted.

ocean. the surging surf is one of the few signs of hermine prowling the atlantic off the east seaboard with sustained winds of 70 miles per hour. you can feel it in the house. when the waves hit, the pilings shake. >> reporter: rip currents closed some beaches. >> we have many signs up, and people still ask if it's okay to sw lifeguards have opinion very -- have been careful with keeping people out of the water. >> reporter: it was a tough sell. >> it's beautiful out right now. >> reporter: but officials warned residents not to be deceived by sunday's sunny weather. >> there is a dangerous storm still lurking just off the coast that is inching closer to us every hour. >> reporter: threatening severe erosion like this. eva pilgrim is in new jersey. >> reporter: this dune already taking a hit from the crashing waves this weekend. the beach here closed.

through the weekend shoring up sand dunes to keep the water at bay. and hermine is making rough passage for royal caribbean's "anthem of the seas." >> dishes going all over the place. >> reporter: hermine is expected to remain powerful off the mid atlantic coast. but the effects are confined to coastal areas. flooding, rough surf, and beach erosion are the biggest concerns from virginia to southern new england. those concerns with continue along the east coast and t >> paul williams is tracking the storm for us. good morning, paul. >> good morning to you, as well. hermine still causing problems with the counterclockwise circulation. we're expecting beach erosion and dangerous surf. this will happen from the coastal region, connecticut down through the jersey coast all the way through down toward virginia beach. here's the primary concern. we're talking about rough surf. coastal flooding. beach erosion and very strong winds with the storm.

it's going to cause residual effects. diane, nick? >> thank you. donald trump is expected to send labor day off the campaign trail after making his first direct pitch to an african-american audience. trump visited a predominantly black church in detroit telling the congregation he was there to listen and learn. he called black churches the conscience of our country and said the nation needs a civil rights agenda for our time. >> i understand the african american community has suffered from discrimination, and there are many wrongs that must be made right. >> reporter: trump's campaign manager is insisting his immigration policy has never changed. kellyanne conway says trump will build a wall at mexico's expense. a new abc news poll shows nearly 80% of voters don't believe trump will get mexico to pay. and president obama is wrapping up the g20 summit in

he's sitting down with the french president and german chancellor to discuss the situation ukraine is expected to meet on the sidelines with russian president vladimir putin. talks will continue with the u.s. and russia in hopes of establishing a cease-fire. president obama says john kerry and russia's foreign minister have been working around the clock. neither side has said what's holding up a deal. a cease-fire allows humanitarian aid to reach hundreds of thousands of civilians. israel fires at syrian army in response to what's being called a breach of israeli sovereignty. no injuries reported in either incident. the syrian army says the shells appear to be stray fire from that nation's civil war. the decades' long search for a missing minnesota boy ended. the remains of jacob wetterling

but there are many lingering questions about his disa -- disappearance. >> reporter: a major break in a missing case. authorities confirming the 11-year-old's remains have been found. >> my prayers and thoughts are with them. >> the family needs peace. to know where he is, not to wonder is he still out there. >> reporter: the family releasing a statement saying they are in deep grief and did not want jacob's story to end this way. >> last week an 11-year-old boy jacob wetterling was kidnapped from the streets of minnesota. >> reporter: his story captured the nation's attention. >> it's discouraging. mornings are, i think, the worst for me. it's like another day. >> reporter: it was 1989 in st. joseph, minnesota, when a masked gunman abducted jacob who was riding his bike home with his brother and a friend. since then court documents show investigators questioned this man, daniel heinrich, in connection with several sex

he's currently in jail on child pornography charges which he denies. kstp reporting it was heinrich who led authorities to the remains. it's turned him from person of interest to suspect. in 1994, jacob's family turned anguish to action, helping to pass jacob's law requiring child sex offenders to register in every state. abc news, washington. nascar favorite dale earnhardt jr. says he hopes to be back on the track next season. earnhardt spoke sunday in south air is linea. friday he announced he's done for this season due to concussion like symptoms following a june crash. he missed time four years ago following two concussions. he says if his doctors tell him he can drive, his decision will be easier. u.s. soccer star megan rapinoe gives a little nod to the nfl's colin kaepernick by taking a knee.

was played before the soccer league game in chicago. the world cup and olympic champion said as a gay american she knows what it means to look at the flag and not have it protect all your liberties. oklahoma regulators ordered more than three dozen disposal wells closed after a recordtying earthquake this weekend. the wells were associated with fracking can many frame for the recent rash of quakes. >> reporte quake hit. this sudden and violent shaking -- >> we got a building collapse. we're going to have to do some assessment on the damages. >> reporter: sending stone plunging from the top of this building. the sides of homes crumbling off. >> i see all this going, oh, my gosh. wow. i can't believe that. >> reporter: food thrown from the shelves of this grocery store. >> the whole thing was going like this. it was bad. >> reporter: the quake felt from texas to nebraska.

earthquake the most powerful to hit the state in years and tied for the strongest ever manmade? >> several of the larger earthquakes in oklahoma over the past few years have been linked waste water disposal from oil and gas production. >> reporter: scientists say a lot of that water comes from a process known as fracking. much of the water injected back into deep wells in the ground, linked to tremors. more than 900 3. quakes hitting the state last year. in response to the earthquake, dozens of wells ordered to be shut down around the epicenter. abc news, los angeles. timing is everything. especially when you're snapping pictures during a sporting event. >> check out this shot from a game in texas. it looks like the quarterback had the ghost blocker. that's the helmet of his real blocker after it was sent

>> that's perfect. >> check out this football player. he looks more like a break dancer. this happened during the notre dame/texas game. st. brown did a one-handed flip over a texas player to score this touchdown. this gave them their first touchdown of the game. texas won in double overtime. if there was a competition for memes, this guy wins it for everybody. that photo is making the rounds. photoshop fun with it. >> that's athleticism. that's beauty. that's beautiful. >> i like this one. you got served. there's another one of him -- >> that's really tickled you. that's really tickled you. >> there's one of him breakdancing on top of a piece of cardboard. i love a good meme. those are pretty good ones. very good move. even if you see it on video, impressive. coming up, a rare up close and personal look at derek

private. he's opening up about his career with the yankees and what he hopes to accomplish off the field. first, another legend has just joined the ranks of sainthood. what we're learning this morning about the woman who pope francis describes as a tireless worker of mercy. and remember to find us on facebook at wnnfans.com. twitter at abcwnn. you're watching "world news

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the passengers and crew of a sport fishing boat are thankful this morning for the actions of the crew of a commercial fishing boat. the 64-foot inconvicta crashed off mexico overnight and was taking on water. while the u.s. coast guard awaited permission to enter mexican territory, the crew of the "sweet marie" swept in and rescued the other boat's passengers. the crew then kept them on board until the coast guard could arrive ari turning overseas now to a legacy of another good samaritan times about a million. >> roughly speaking. pope francis has officially elevated mother teresa to sainthood historically speaking at lightning speed. more on the story. >> reporter: to many she has long been a saint. thousands of worshippers packed into a sunny st. peter's square for the canonization of mother

worker of mercy. >> she was an amazing woman. i think it's really important that this day has come for a lot of people. >> reporter: the so-called saint of the gutter was born in 1910 in modern day macedonia. it was in the slums of calcutta, india, that mother teresa found her home and life's work. she died in 1997 and was put on the fast track to sainthood by pope john paul ii, now a saint himself. attributed by the vatican to mother teresa. curing tumors in this indian woman and a brazilian man. the tiny nun who won a nobel peace prize was not without her critics. some accused of her wanting the spotlight, of unhygienic treatment. none of that matters to the masses which included 1500 poor and home will guests who after the canonization were treated to a pizza lunch nerved by nuns

abc news, london. >> an extraordinary life. she left home 18. never saw her mother or sister again. went to ireland and then india where she made her name and became a celebrity nun. that sari she wore cost $1. >> she won the nobel peace prize in 1979. normally they have a big bank wet for the winner. she chose not to have a banquet. instead, give the money to the a >> that makes sense. it would have been bad for her to show up at a $200,000 banquet. >> i suppose. in black tie, you think? or the dollar sari? >> the dollar sari. that was her things. coming up in our next half hour, the intensive manhunt underway in nevada for a murder suspect who police say broke out of his handcuffs and escaped after being left alone in an interrogation room inside a police station. how they say he did it.

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? ? november rain ? the skies are actually looking quite sunny for mr. november. derek jeter. >> you reached far to tie in that song. >> uh-huh. rather proud of that one. as you were. >> after 20 seasons with the new york yankees, derek jeter opened up to ron claiborne with what's on store for him after baseball. >> reporter: derek jeter has been a busy man since he retired

a yankees world series reunion, tending to his many business and endorsement deals. >> glasses. >> reporter: we caught up with him in michigan, the local hero giving advice to football players at n an event promoting a new nike air jordan brand. >> i'm busier now than i was when i played. >> reporter: why not chill? is that not you? >> i tried it for a couple weeks, but then you get bored. >> reporter: oh, come on. and he also squeezed in a wedding, his own, to his longtime girlfriend, model hannah davis . how is married life? >> it's only been a couple months, but it's been good. >> reporter: it's been two years since he hung up his baseball spikes at age 41. >> i miss the camaraderie, i miss being in the clubhouse with teammates. i don't miss the long trips of getting in at 4:00 in the morning. my ultimate aspiration is to be an owner, part of an ownership

sports world doesn't mean he's stopped following it. i asked him about athletes taking a stand on social issues, incoming michael jordan speaking out about the police killings of african americans and the violence aimed at officers. >> i think a lot of times athletes get a hard rap for not speaking up, and when they do, people tell them to be quiet. i think it's entirely up to them. >> reporter: as for jeter's future, where do you see yourself at age 50? >> happy. i want to have a family. i want to have kids. god willing i do. doing things i'm passionate about. >> reporter: and jeter revealing even in retirement, the key to his own success, always being prepared. >> my biggest fear in life is being unprepared in anything i do. i was unprepared in this interview, so you made me nervous. i'm just playing. >> reporter: ron claiborne, abc news, new york. coming up, the new species of fish named after president

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crest. don't let them miss out. time now for "the mix," and we start with a brand new species of fish. this little guy was discovered 300 feet down in a coral reef in hawaii. and they have decided to name >> are you going to give us the name of the marine reserve? >> correct. the fish is known to live only within a certain national monument. >> that was very good. >> and i don't know very much else about the story because i spent the whole time trying to figure out how to pronounce that. >> okay, i can add that this is not the first animal the president has had named after him.

him. >> i hope he was as big a fan of the fish as the dinosaur. he said that's a nice-looking fish. >> he's also had a parasitic hair worm that infects crickets named after him. >> do you want that? >> probably not. if you're president, people name things after you. >> a parasitic hair worm? >> it's a cute fish. i'd like that. that's nice. should we move on? >> yeah. now we have ed, age 76, fran, age 74. they've been married 54 years. and they dress in matching outfits every day. >> is that their secret to their long lasting love? >> this couple, they have a love that -- i'm going to say it, they have a love my wife and i will never have. >> how cute are they. >> that's the bumble bee, black yellow/yellow black. and they send a photo to their grandson every day with a little sort of note saying good

happy monday. and these photographs. and, of course, the grandson is 17. so this has gone all over social media. aquamarine there. isn't that lovely? >> i wonder every time one of them buys an article of clothing, does it have to come with something that matches. >> this is a big deal in korea where public displays of affection are frowned upon, so they show their love by wearing matching outfits. fran and ed, we love you. we envy you. >> should we match tomorrow? >> maybe. >> we'll work on it. we're going to file the next story under the category of you had one job. this is at a south carolina high school. the jv game, it features some -- >> no respect. >> abnormal sidelines. the school announced it will be redrawing the field, but this photo retweeted over 5,000 times. and now to the cat and the watermelon. do we have time? >> yeah.

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making news in america this morning, tracking hermine, the powerful system is now off the coast but still threatening with storm surge and beach erosion. we'll look at the warnings still in effect and the damage already left behind. breaking news, more missiles launched from north korea but this time it happened just president obama. overnight, the white house responding. sales soar for colin kaepernick jersey after the football player refuses to stand during the national anthem. plus another professional athlete takes a knee in support of his protest. road to recovery, dale earnhardt jr. out of the driver's seat, the lingering health issues causing him to miss the rest of the nascar season.